Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1986 volume:

Once in a Lifetime , ABERJONA ' 86 EXTRA TERRESTRIALS 12 STAR WARS 54 GRAND NOVAS 88 RISING STARS 110 RED GIANTS 146 TWILIGHT ZONE 224 For Reference Not to be taken from this library f WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 For Reference Not to be taken from this library irst the bad news — it ' s 1986. Now the good news — it ' s 1986! Photo personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom: First Row: Pic. 1: Terry Clements, Debbie Brown Pic. 2: Lulu Kermond, John Serieka. Pic. 3: Sandy Moore. Pic. 4: Pete Ravanis. Pic. 5: James Campo, Steven Scali. Second Row: Pic. 6: Carol Reinhardt. Pic. 7: Dawn Macone, Kim Hutchins, Maureen Walsh, Diane O ' Connell, Paula Queen, Anne Cowen, Julie Guilderson, Karla Messuri. Pic. 8: Lucy Shawcross, Diane Yamane. Pic. 9: Chris Bett. Third Row: Pic. 10: David Lewis, Ben Keller, Kate Johnson. Pic. 11: Patty Hudson, Shannon McDonough, Pam Dizio. Pic. 12: Marnie Sullivan. Pic. 13: Kerri Doherty, Zoe Layden. Fourth Row: Pic. 14: Dennis Clarke, Christine Osborne. Pic. 15: Anne Keyes. Pic. 16: Scott Hughes, Hank Lynch. Pic. 17: Chris Flynn and friends. 2 3 I f ■ 5 T his year, as Halley ' s Comet lingers within our view for the first time in 76 years, we at WHS will be making a little history of our own. Photo Personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom. First Row: Pic. 1: Melissa Caci, Alyssa Parker. Pic. 2: Jeffery Rentschler. Pic. 3: Allison Fennell, Carrie Rowley, Cary Williams. Pic. 4: Robert Southworth. Pic. 5: Mark Bortman, Louis Frate, Andrew Waltman, William Aldrich, John Keane. Second Rowe Pic. 6: Dan Kinsbourne, Steven Ro¬ driguez. Pic. 7: John McCarthy. Pic. 8: Jun Urano. Pic. 9: Wendy Ward. Third Row: Pic. 10: Jennifer Capobianco, Jessica Purdy. Pic. 11: Danielle Didio. Pic. 12: Susan Soioman, Pic. 13: Jean Cullen, Lynn Braga. Fourth Row: Pic. 14: David Sobkowicz. Pic. 15: Kristin Rothman, Gwen Latta, Nicola Flaggerty. Pic. 16: Maria Peta, Marie Turcotte. Pic. 17: Mike Furey, Cary Williams, Rich Burke, Stacey King. 4 L ike any year, a new class arrives, while so pho- mores and juniors struggle through the un¬ derclassmen slump. Photo Personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom; First Row: Pic. 1: Adam Laats. Pic. 2: Jermaine Jones. Pic. 3: Michael Chen, Kathy Kingsbury, Phil Svahn. Pic. 4: Paula Fairweather, Susie Bonnell. Pic. 5: Suvendu Pal, Keith Leonard. Second Row: Pic. 6: Chuck Almquist, Andre Poonen. Pic. 7: Colleen O ' Connor, Alexis Wiedwaid, Debra Har¬ rington, Beth Small, Jermaine Jones, Lori-Jeane Minnitti, Emily Schmale. Pic. 8: Philip Lynch. Pic. S: Beth Small, Kathy Furey. Third Row: Pic. 10: Katie O ' Reilly, Tammy Berman. Pic. 11: Jason Up¬ per. Pic. 12: Anne Reno. Pic 13: Alyson Kessell. Fourth row. Pic. 14: Ben Porter. Pic. 15: Seth Ro- senberger. Pic. 16: Kirn Shubrooks. Pic. 17: Martin DcVrieze. 7 V — A nd, as always, the graduating class leaves with feelings of relief and remorse. Your average year? Photo Personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom. First Row: Pic. 1: Sara Fitzpatrick. Pic. 2: John Gangi, Jeff Gangi. Pic. 3: Ted Fitzgerald. Pic. 4: Amy Kirk. Pic. 5: Freshman Class, Home Econom¬ ics, Orientation. Second Row: Pic. 6: Shelly Oliva- doti, Jennifer Polli, Elizabeth O ' Donnell, Mark Powers, Mike Polston. Pic. 7: Mary Malary, Emily Schmale. Pic. 8: Maureen Pyres, Amy O ' Donnell. Pic. 9: Brady Hurley. Third Row: Pic. 10: Kathy MacArthur, Kent Matsueda, Ben Lombard, Bran¬ don MacNeil, Kim Lovins, Rob McCoy, Janine Marino, Melanie Mandracchia, Kris McLintock, Ted Dever. Pic. 11: Jim Sandburn, David Rice, Matt Rotondi, Mike Scheoegge, Piyum Sa- maraweera, David Romboli, Andy Shao, Terry Slater, Adam Rice, John Segota, Stephanie Smith, Brian Roamer. Pic. 12: Stephenie Smith, Julie Oli¬ vieri, Sharon Moore, Kristen Nau. Fourth Row: Pic 14: Dave Landry. Pic. 15: Jennifer McCarthy. Pii 16: Mike Jordan, Christine Johnson, Jaromil Kyr, Sara latinson, David Cierowicz, Chris Lee, Heather Lynn. Pic. 17: Mark Power, Mike Polston. gKjf - 11 { 1 Pyj 1 Mfl Wt . 11 _ A if 11 l 1 K S’ rV m m -fcsa awruarasa • a f. 6 9 Y ou might think so. But take a closer look. 1986 at WHS was truly unique, like every individual who experienced it. Just like Halley ' s Comet, the year that was 1986 was Once In A Lifetime. Photo Personalities From left to right, top to bot¬ tom. First Row: Pic. 1: Nancy Sampson, Sandy San- sone, Linda Christopher, Robin Rogers. Pic. 2: Mike Dingle. Pic. 3: Raina DeLuca. Pic. 4: Greg O ' Connor. Pic. 5: Diane O ' Connell, Tracey John¬ son, Anne Cowen, Maureen Walsh. Second Row: Pic. 6: Jermaine Jones, Jenny Norberg. Pic. 7: Katie O ' Reilly, Therese Krajewski, Jane Keith. Pic. 8: Aaron West. Pic. 9: Maria Chlorety. Third Row: Pic. 10: Debbie Thomson, Melissa Caci. Pic. 11: Kerry Fallon. Pic. 12: Rossana Pollino. Pic. 13: John Oldache, Jul;e Oliveri. Fourth Row: Pic. 14 Lind¬ say Caulfield, Meghan Guarnotta. Pic. 15: Jen Per¬ kins. Pic. 16: Darin Cromwell, Jorge Vanga. Pic. 17: Kathy Coughlin, Shannon McDonough, Debby Rogers, Kathy Burke. 10 11 White Steel hypes the crowd during the Battle of the Bands. This was the first of a stream of excel¬ lent musical and drama events generated by the students this year. Other events included the Mu¬ sic Fest, Buried Child, and Lype Synche just to name a few. Busy students take time to smile for the camera before the next class. Student Life From the first student union meeting to the last slow dance of the senior prom, WHS lingers on in the memory of each student. As the many students become deeply involved in the numerous clubs, activities, and programs, each slowly de¬ velops as an integral part of the community atmosphere of WHS. Participation in programs like Roxbury tutoring and Drug and Alcohol allow students to learn, and from this experience they share their knowledge with others. However, high school is not always all work and no play. Extravaganzas like the dances, sponsored by the different classes and Student Union, highlight the students ' lives. Various academic clubs advised by teachers, host activities, such as parties, exchanges and field trips throughout the year. The Red and Black, with its competent staff of student writers and editors, keeps the student body up to date on school and community events. For those students talented in the performing arts, WHS main¬ tains a strong band and theatrical club. For each student, WHS remains a special once in a lifetime experience. S HM What was it? 29-8-41 ... no, no, no ... Or maybe 1-28-49 . .. or . .. 48-9- 21? Well, We ' ve got 10 minutes before class... so maybe I ' ll get it open by then ... Quickly the 10 minutes pass and teachers lead freshmen, so bewildered, back to homeroom. Several of them are still in awe of the welcoming speeches from principal, Vincent Larocco, and Student Union president, Lulu Ker- mond, wonder if they will ever be able to find a way through the labyrinth of W.H.S. halls. With the voluntary aid of upperclassmen, who gave an extensive 40 minute tour of the school, the path becomes clearer. The questions of many confused freshmen are met with warm answers from seniors and home¬ room teachers. After experiencing their first lunch in the cafeteria, the freshmen trek to classes where they are greeted by teachers who enthusiastically pre¬ sent the courses. As the final bell rings, the freshmen breathe sighs of relief as they stumble out of W.H.S. During homeroom William Gordon and Eddie Hackett copy their schedules, preparing for their first year at the high school. Mr. Watson shows freshman Chris Cooper the key to W.H.S. lockers. In homeroom, Mrs. Cullivan answers freshmen ' s questions about schedules. In the Beginning ... there was Freshman Orientation Seniors Heather Barlow and Chris Alexander, in their tour of the school, stop and show the freshmen the Biology lab. Vi The center of town was abandoned during the height of the storm. Starstruck ' ;b Many electric and cable lines fell during the storm because of falling limbs and trees. The stores along Main Street prepared for Hurricane Gloria by taping their windows. Employees of McCabe ' s Energy Store repair the sign after the storm passed. Once in a blue moon a hurricane strikes the New England area, but this September Hurricane Gloria traveled the eastern coast. With winds of 80-85 mph, the storm struck many residents by surprise; however, some were excited by the arrival of Gloria. Many people predicted the intensity of the storm and took precautions. On the other hand, some fearless souls threw parties because school and many businesses were closed. Prior to the hurricane, stores were crowded with people stocking up on such necessities as water, batteries, and candles. Endless preparations were also made around the house as residents secured their patio furniture, brought in their plants, and taped windows to prevent shattering. Fortunately, the aftermath of Hurricane Gloria was not as bad as many had predicted. However, many streets and yards were covered with tree limbs, but luckily few houses sustained any damages. She also left an extensive power failure throughout much of Winchester which in some places was not restored until days after the storm had struck. The height of Gloria ' s force only lasted a couple of hours, but left a memorable event behind in the minds of all easterners. 17 LUNAR ACTIVITIES Freshmen Jennifer Bush, Kathy Boyle, Billy Caci, Lauren Calareso, Kim Lovins, Victor Gatto, Andre Kazanjian enjoy their first Student Union dance. After cheering and dancing, Alex Nasson and Kyle Bairnsfather take a break to have a chat in the Youth Center. Frankenstein from the Metro lifts Mary Ruth Coakley, giving her a birdseye view. 18 Halloween Dance Disguised as a pool, Christine Cortina and Carla Cucinatti receive the prize for the best costume. On Saturday, October 26, at 7:20, the doors of McCall junior High School flew open to the ghouls and gobblins of Winchester High School. The costumes ranged from a multitude of devils to a macho cheerleading squad. The competitors for the best costume consisted of synchronized swimmers, Jason from Friday the 13th, cheerleaders, a carrot, Mork from Ork, a bobbie, and a grim reaper. The winners were Christine Cortina and Carla Cucinatti as the synchronized swimmers. The music was provided by ' Metro To Go ' . This was their second time at a Winchester dance. They played too much break dancing music; however, everyone had a great time. No one was thrown out, which set the stage for the success of future dances. Halloween Dance 19 4 The Football Team had only lost a sin¬ gle game all season. Spirits were high. Winchester had enjoyed a competitive sports season and had emerged ahead. It was time to celebrate! The band, the Cheerleaders, the Soc ¬ cer teams, the Swim teams, the Field FHockey team, and of course the Foot¬ ball team were all there to testify to Winchester ' s athletic prowess. Despite a few weak and fidgety wave-starters, the Pep Rally was a success. After being urged to make speeches, the captains, coaches, and the rest of the Football team defeated Woburn on a snowing Thanksgiving Day. . ' • ■pitwr t w The Cheerleaders built a new pyramid during the Rally and added to the excitement. Building up momentum, the Football team ran toward the Sachem sign, intending to run through it. 20 The Tumblettes were filled with energy and excitement this year, making their performance great. Getting Psyched for the Blastoff As is the tradition, Nicky Geannaris and Dennis Clark greeted T.J. Dellasala as he came to stand next to them. Every year Mr. Larocco adds a lot of spirit and feeling to the Pep Rally and this year was no exception. How could a Pep Rally be the same without music? The Band was an essential element to the Pep Rally. 21 As the sophomore class president, Sonia Ahmed organized the show with the help of Ms. Martin, Mr. Skinder, and other teachers who helped chaperone. The group Raw Deal with Bill Lee, Seb O ' Brien, Michael Fielike, and Dean Jackson performed with great enthusiasm. Outside it was cold and icy. From a distance the high school looked queer and tranquil. Yet little did onlookers know what was happening behind the doors of the crowded auditorium. The powerful rock sounds of Raw Deal, 5150, Alloy, White Steel, and Val Halla spewed forth from every speaker. The high school was alive with the sounds of the Battle of the Bands. A new and innovative idea for Fund raising, the Battle of the Bands pitted five unique bands against one another and let the audience decide whom they preferred. Making this choice was diffi¬ cult, due to faulty sound systems and bad accoustics. However, Winchester High School rocked the night away. Paul Beck had a great voice and James Dineen, Ken Barclay, John Newcome, and Anthony Morris of Alloy were also excellent. 22 Jason Kreth, the singer of the group White Steel, with Brian Strange, Martin DeVriez, Jeff Mayer, and Scott Paine had a great stage presence. The winners were Adrian Harpham, Ken Gallo, and Scott Paine of 5150. Their manager was J.D. Chidsey. The crowd loved Tom Karis, Bill Newburn, Ben Porter, Brian Griffin, and Marc McGee of Val Halla. Sound Wars Cool and sophisticated Rafael Hernandez, Jermaine Jones, and Shaun Epps presented Run DMC. With a bang and a lot of comedy, Scott Olvieri did an excellent presentation of Wham! Ivan Calaff, Eddie Pigott, Debbie Brown, and Terry Clements won third place with their synchronization of the Apollo Medley. A Star Is Born 24 During the whole evening, Richard Burke, the Vice-President of the Junior class, introduced each act with a flare. With a different twist Paige Elwell, Lynn Braga, Alyssa Parker, and Jean Cullen did a lip synch of Good Love, the popular 50 ' s song. Jay Barbuto (alias Corey Hart) delivered his rendition of Sunglasses at Night. For a week colorful posters were up advertising the Junior Class Lype Synch on November 22, at 7:30 in the audito¬ rium. Over five hundred people at¬ tended and one thousand dollars was raised for the junior class. Everyone had a great time watching students of the school performing the songs of rock stars, or lampooning the acts of the stars. Alone on the stage in Bermuda shorts, Scott Olivieri was Wham!, and Ivan Calaff, Eddie Pigott, Debbie Brown, and Terry Clements won third place with the Apollo Medley. Performing “Sun City was a group of twenty-five students dressed as Pat Benetar, Little Steven, Run DMC, and other famous singers. Lead by Kathy McGillicuddy as Sandy and Chris Puffer as Danny, the sophomore class presented Summer Loving from the movie Grease. The winners were Lou Frate as Mick Jagger and Scott Racek as David Bowie giving an excellent imitation of the music video Dancin ' in the Streets . The Lype Synch brought out many hidden tal¬ ents, and everyone had a wonderful time cheering friends on. 25 T Our fourth and most successful Mu¬ sic Fest was held in January of ' 86. Sever¬ al improvements in our running of the Fest improved the quality of our pro¬ gram immeasurably. The first was the hiring of a professional sound man to mike all of the vocals and provide a high quality P.A. system. Another strength of the program was the depth and variety of our talent. Bands such as The Blues Connection featured a jazz rock syn¬ thesis while bands such as De Sade of¬ fered a more standard rock sound. We also invited two Music Fest alumni groups, Armageddon and The Solution, to bolster an already impressive array of talent. Small act high points were pro¬ vided by singer Sarah Parker, the duet of Rachel Cooper and Ana Perez, saxa- phone player Bob Driscoll, and several classical musicians who balanced out the program nicely. All musicians played to a receptive audience that re¬ quired very little, if any, chaperoning. The overall success of the program left all performers and co-ordinators feel¬ ing rewarded and anxious to produce Music Fest ' 87. David Sobkowitz entertained the audience with his highly original music. Bob Driscoll and Jason Boone got really hot on their saxaphones with some cool blues. Deb Daugherty impressed music lovers with her great talent for the viola. 26 Music Fest Heavenly Talents Katrina Nelson and Melissa Grigorieff showed off their talents with a jazzy piano flute duet. Lisa Britt played an important part in Music Fest ' 86, accompanying on piano during many numbers. The audience was delighted by Kenny Gallo ' s rendition of Bach on classical guitar. Music Fest 27 Stars of the Stage The understudy cast of Buried Child, Chuck Latta, Kim Ryan, Eric Mortensen, Ben Keller, David Lewis, Martha Redding, and Will McCarter, pause for a moment to become the intense characters of Sam Shepherd ' s drama. 28 Drama at the high school has seen many new changes this year. For the first time, Curtain and Cue was separat¬ ed and declared independent of both the fall play and spring musical. Cheryl Howard of the English department agreed to serve as advisor to the club, leaving one important question unan¬ swered: Who would direct the fall play? To the students ' surprise and delight English teacher Bil Johnson took the job. Mr. Johnson was determined to at¬ tempt a full-scale dramatic play, and not a comedy, as Brian Milauskas chose to present last year. He selected Sam She¬ pard ' s chiling Buried Child , a person¬ al favorite of his, because he felt it to be a play students could relate to, experi¬ ment with, and test their abilities as dra¬ matic actors to the fullest. Over forty students auditioned for the show, of which Johnson selected seventeen for a week long callback. Buried Child succeeded in every way. It drew an impressive audience, boasted the first matinee performance even at W.H.S., and, hopefully, shall en¬ courage future students at WHS to test their dramatic abilities. And now the second half of Curtain and Cue ' s drama extravaganza is pro¬ gressing with the flair in the form of that favorite musical drama Joseph and the Amazing Technicolar Dreamcoat. En¬ thusiasm is running high on stage as the cast examines new approaches to this oldy but goody. Hopefully, the play will provide a climatic end to a year of hard work. Will McCarter looks distressed at the thought of two more hours of rehearsal. The spring musical gets off to a productive start with director Mary Wilson. The director and complete cast of Buried Child who made the final cut were (L to R) Eric Mortensen, Colin Stryker, Katrina Nelson, Chuck Latta, David Lewis, Bil Johnson, Ana Perez, and Chris Alexander. memm public library $iNgHi§TIR, MASS. M8sr ° 29 Ben Porter and Janice Coakley went very formal the night of the Sophomore Semi. Beth Karis escorted her date to his first WHS social. The knights of the round table and their ladies were Randy Hesse, Nancy Spencer, Joan Matelli, Chuck Shannon, Juliet Estridge, Eric Mortensen, Mike Bauers, Stephanie Smith, David Walsh, Annette Curran, Therese Krajewski, and Keith Leonard. The sophomore class held its first semi January 11, 1986, at 7:30 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. For ten dol¬ lars, sophomores could enjoy the music of the DJ — even though the records skipped a little — and party with their friends. Couples boogied down to “Shout and tried to ignore the dance floor ' s shaking during Morris Day ' s “Oak Tree. Flowers were everywhere — exotic corsages and elegant boutin- iers. Even though the dance was a semi- formal, there were top hats, tails, and even a few limos showed up to escort dates home at 11:30 after having a memorable evening. 30 Sophomore Semi John Furey and Kristen Coliano enjoyed a slow dance. Robbie Kean and Eileen O ' Connor flashed their pearly whites for the camera. Couples who really got together and partied the night away were (L to R): Phil Svahn, Charlotte Reece, Brenda Outwater, Jen Norberg, Ken Fowler, Jen Ciotti, Ingrid Spanjaard, Dan Nevers, Katie O ' Conner, and Paul McLaughlin. Starry-Eyed Sophomores 1 Three wild ladies, Zoe Leydon, Nina Samoiloff, and Kristen Hazel, live it up at the Senior Toga party. Missy Vultaggio and Scott Olivieri discuss Scott ' s B.C. Toga. Jackie Foley, Mary Gill, and their dates enjoyed the Roman lifestyle for one evening. I Olympic Stars 32 Senior Toga Kathy Maney, Susan McCarter, Lisa Britt, Jen Mirak, and Debbie Thompson look forward to the evening with eager smiles. Chris Giso looks on as Sean Murphy, Nicky Geannaris, Brian Gannon, and Jay Houlihan ogle some gorgeous Roman goddesses. Scott Donaghey, Steve Bonnel, and Derek Binding add special adornments to their Roman outfits, including a headress, sunglasses, and gym socks. On January 10, 1986, the Senior class arrived at the Knights of Columbus for their class night. By 8:45, they were dancing the night away in their very creative, custom-made togas. The d.j. kept everyone on their toes with his awesome music. At the end of the night everyone gathered in a circle and swayed to the song, That ' s what friends are for . This song was the per¬ fect way to express the sentiment of the senior class. Senior Toga 33 A piece of trivia for you: What Winchester High School tradi¬ tion started on February 14th 1979? None other but Carnation Day! Every Valentine ' s Day, kids can be seen walk¬ ing through the halls with their collec¬ tion of red, pink, and white flowers. This year was no different. Many stu¬ dents surrounded the school store en¬ trance to buy or return their entrance to buy or return carnation cards. Some bought twenty-four cards, while others maybe one or two. Yet each of these slips sent a message of friendship and love to that special someone. However, before the romantic students received their carnations, the Student Union chairpersons had a Card-Sorting Party which lasted a week! February 14th ar¬ rived quickly. That morning, Lulu Ker- mond and Alicia Angeles woke up at 5:00 AM to drive into Boston for the carnations. Meanwhile, at WHS, stu¬ dents were anxiously awaiting 3rd and 6th period. After the carnations were delivered, some were elated, some in¬ different, and a few were disappointed. The organizers of WHS ' annual Carna¬ tion Day sat back and admired a job well done. Flower child Lulu Kermond. Ms. Hession stops to smell the flowers. The organizer of Carnation Day, Alicia Angeles, pours on the charm. 34 C arnation Day On Cloud Nine Lulu Kermond, Bonnie Jean Casey, Nick Geannaris, Ellen Donahoe, Nina Samoiloff, and Maura Dobbins: the attack of the flower people. Here, Derek! Here boy! Fetch! Elaine Caros lingers on pleasant thoughts of who her admirer might be. Carnation Day 35 THE YEAR Picture Personalities: From left to right, top to bottom; Halley ' s Comet ... Apartheid: Nelson Mandella and Bishop Desmond Tutu .. . Reeboks ... Live Aid ... Superbowl xx: New England Patriots ... Wimbeldon ' 85 ' Champ Boris Becker .. . Record breaker Pete Rose ... New Coke vs. Coke Classic ... Nick “Coach Colasanto, 1925- 1985 .. . Hijacking of TWA flight 847 ... Swatches ... Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof ... USA for Africa . .. Newlyweds Christie Brinkley and Billy Joel ... Samantha Smith 1972-1985 ... Space Shuttle Disaster ... A victim of Columbia Mudslides ... Hurricane Gloria .. . The Bill Cosby Show ... The Discovered Titanic ... The First Couple ... AIDS victim Rock Hudson, 1926- 1985 ... A survivor of Mexican Earthquakes ... The Boss Bruce Springsteen ... Back to The Future star Michael J. Fox ... Boy Toy Madonna Louise Ciccone Penn ... Lady Di and Prince Charles ... Crockett and Tubbs (Phillip Micheal Thomas and Don Johnson of Miami Vice ... Rambo (Sylvester Stallone). 36 The Year of The Comet OF THE COMET H UtVAV :R BOWL ' 86 SUPER BO! WORLD II • IJ « •_ K o 1 X M- -i-i The Year of The Comet 37 DE The Spanish Club had a wide range of activities starting with the Halloween Party sponsored by all the Language Clubs. In October the membersate din¬ ner in Harvard Square at Iruna Restau¬ rant where all sampled the interesting Laura Smith and Patricia Maio are resting after enjoying a delicious meal at Iruna ' s. ESPANOL Spanish cuisine. The bake sale at Purity was a great fund raiser as well as the money collected for accident victims in Mexico and Columbia. All are looking forward to more good times in the coming months as they travel to restau¬ rants and movies. Watching the White Rose , one of the several movies the German Club saw, are Nora Nagle and Ivan Calaff. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Margaret Lee, Alethea Black, Lisa Britt, Jermaine Jones, Kathy Mawn, Wendy Wentworth, Dawn Whelan, Joe Palumbo. Second Row: Meg Ellis, Patricia Maio, Judith O ' Conner, Laura Smith, Martha Redding. 38 Spanish Club DEUTSCHKLUB After dinner at Iruna ' s, Melissa Black, Lisa Britt, and Janet Weylman prepare to eat ice cream at Steve ' s. Starting from the beginning of the year the German Club was buzzing with activity. During the first meeting Peter Pezaris was elected as president, Nicky Haber as vice president, Elizabeth Papas as secretary, and John Bruno was elect¬ ed as treasurer. Immediatly the German Club began to party with the Oktober- fest, and many ice cream parties. In the classroom after school or at a movie theater the club watched many german movies. During the Christmas Season the students went caroling, however not all the carols were sung in German. All through the year the German Club enjoyed many parties in the german manner. In front of Iruna ' s from left to right, top to bottom are: First Row: Joe Palumbo, () Tricia Bracken. Second Row: Ms. Alverez, Leilani D ' Agostino, () Alethea Black, Janet Weylman. Third Row: Melissa Black, Lisa Britt, Kathy Maney, and Lisa Pa cione. Peter Pezaris, Fritz FHoward, and Derek Rutherford are caught up in the climax of the movie. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: () Chris O ' Donnell, Derek Rutherford, Peter Pezaris, Nick FHaber, Sandy Moore, Kim Shubrooks. Second Row: Cathy Keane, Wen-Harn Chen, Laura Rutherford, Joan Matelli. German Club 39 ILCIRCOLO ITALIANO With the assistance of their adviser, Roseann Innes, this year ' s Italian Club continued the tradition of frequent eat¬ ing and sharing their joy during the holidays. President Penny Kapanika, Vice-President Joe Palumbo, Treasurer Albie Colantonio, and Secretary Petra Richtmann organized dinners at Augus¬ tine ' s and Bertucci ' s Pizza and Bocce, and Jamie McCoy entertained the club at his home for a delicious Christmas lasagna dinner. The 1985 holiday season also marked the third annual Italian Club Toy Drive for the Home for Italian Children in Jamaica Plain. The continu¬ ation of this collection made this year an enjoyable one not only for the Italian Club members but also for their less for¬ tunate peers at the Home. Taking the best seat in the house, Sarah Parker watches “Beverly Hills Cop with Joe Abdella. Andreas Coppi and his partner continue building the catapult for the Annual Catapult Contest at the Minichog Regional High School. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Dawn Manpaa, Penny Kapanika, Mrs. Innes, Shannon McDonough, Scott Murphy, Jim Tucky, Paul Erbafina, Joe Palumbo, Tom Karis, Joe Abdella. 40 Italian Club MM, LA TINA The Latin Club had another great year. It started off with the annual make your own sundae party . Other activities included the Bake Sale, going to dinner at Augustine ' s, the Saturnalia, and watching a movie. The club also was involved in events sponsored by the Massachusetts Junior Classical League. In the fall the students placed first in their division at the Catapult Contest. They traveled to the academic contest in Wakefield and the MJCL Convention held at Brookline High in the spring. Betsy Ellis represented WHS as MJCL secretary. The officers were Linda Guild — president, Sandra Riley — vice presi¬ dent, Julie Nevins — secretary, Ellen Donahoe — treasurer, and the advisor was Linda Ciccariello. The Saturnalia Candles by tradition are lighted by the oldest person in the room, who was Ender Ozdmir. Enjoying a Christmas dinner from left to right, top to bottom: First Row are: Joe Abdella, Phil Lynch, Steve Nijssen, Chris Puffer, Annemarie Doherty, Mrs. Innes, John Bella. Second Row: Sarah Parker, Dawn Manpaa, Laura Tozza, Dave Rombell, Shannon McDonough, and Albie Colantonio. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Betsy Ellis, Ellen Donahoe, Sandra Riley, Lauren Murray, Deb Brown, Ginny Askew, Jane Williamson, Leann Papas, Ms. Ciccariello. Second Row: Mike Golden, Chris Flynn, Jen Mirak, Laura Smith. 4 Latin Club 41 LE CLUB DE FRANCAIS Traditionally, the French Club is one of the largest academic clubs, and this year was no exception. The officers elected this year were: as President — Lynn Matsueda, Vice-President — Me¬ lissa Grigorieff, Secretary — Jen Ma- trundola, Treasurer — Lauren Chabot, and Publicity — Jennifer Mirak and Lau¬ rie Rahmier. This year the French Club traveled to the wonderful Renoir ex¬ hibit and to the French restaurant, Du- Barry ' s, in Boston. Also, they went Christmas caroling in December. French exchange took place this year and students had the opportunity to visit France for three weeks in February. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Jun Urano, Laurie Rahmeier, Nelleke Spanjaard, Sarah Tobiason, Melissa Black, Susan Solomon. Second Row: Andreas Coppi, Chester Liu, Kim Small, Stephanie Smith, Debbie Thompson, Lydia Cooper, Katie Carroll, Leah Schwab, Emily Rubenstein, Caitlin Mullin, Christine Guarino, Melissa Grigorieff, Jennifer Mirak, Heather Innes. Left to right: Back to front: Front row: Nick Haber, Randy Hesse, Chris Leydon, Kevin Cassidy, Neil Cullen, Scott Sterling. Second Row: Kim Shubrooks, Wing-Harn Chen, Cathy Keane, Joan Matelli. 42 French Club STAR SUN GAZERS RA YS Labyrinth meetings were different. To the average onlooker, they ap¬ peared chaotic and perhaps a little deep. However, this was the perfect at¬ mosphere for the exchange of ideas be¬ tween Labyrinth members. President Chris Leydon directed this stream of criticism, so writers may have used the comments constructively to improve their writing. The creative writing spirit of WHS rampaged across Labyrinth ' s pages in a way that maybe termed as abstract, innovative, and excellent. The Creative Writing Club is always open to new writers, new ideas, or just a new face! This year each member of the Pho¬ tography Club developed an individual portfolio. The students began by pho¬ tographing two rolls of film on subjects of their choosing and club meetings were critique sessions. This format of photographing and critiquing contin¬ ued for the first half of the year. After winter break, each student was pre¬ pared with a selection of proofs and ready to print. Learning the subtle skills of photo printing, each student pro¬ ceeded to print a portfolio of twelve images. The complete portfolios were displayed at a show of student work ex¬ hibited during a faculty tea in the Li¬ brary. Photo Club members Kelly Dobson, Danielle DiDio, Paul Murray, Karim Ek and Billy Aldrich preview proofs before the weekly critique session. Photo Club Members: Top Row — Andrew Waltman, Andreas Coppi, Billy Aldrich, Mark Bokil, and Karim Ek. Bottom Row — Paul Murray, B.A., Kelly Dobson, Danielle DiDio, Presidents — Jennifer Potter and Ron Purdy Creative Writing Club, Photography Club 43 STARS! Curtain and Cue is always one of the larger clubs in the high school. It at¬ tracts people who like to talk, and be¬ come involved. In this year ' s club every¬ one had a voice and great acting abili¬ ties. The Curtain and Cue offers monthly meetings, participation in competitions, trips to theaters in the city, parties, and basically a lot of fun. The officers, Ben Keller, Katrina Nelsen, Chris Alexander, and Kim Ryan, worked as a team to provide the club with many good times. Over all, Curtain and Cue is a club which attracts all different kinds of students and provides a fantastic time for all. Waiting for the show to begin is Jean. Chris Alexander helps Eric Mortensen prepare for the dress rehersal of Buried Child. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Chris Leydon, Brian McCarthy, Melissa Grigorieff, Andy Hunter, Holly Shepard, Nick Haber, Will McCarter, Matt Mallio, Randy Hesse, Keith Leonard, David Lewis, Eric Mortensen. Second Row: Heather McLennan, Alex Mueller, Joan Matelli, Kim Shubrooks, Courteney McMillan, Martha Redding, Cathy Keane, Matthew Behnke, Kent Suhrbier, Jason Upper, Christian Romero. Third Row: Rachel Cooper, Susan Solomon, Lauren Murray, Charlotte Reece, Stephanie Smith, Kathy Kingsbury, Ana Perez, Wen-Wen Chen, Lydia Cooper, Lisa Carlson, Margaret Lee, Cindy Hackett, Sandy Moore, Erich Pharo. Fourth Row: Sara Parker, Kim Small, Kim Ryan, Ben Keller, Katrina Nelsen, Mrs. Howard, Christine Gray. 44 Curtain and Cue SKYWRITERS! At Open House, Mr. Ryan buys a T-Shirt from his daughter, Kim Ryan, and Katrina Nelsen. This year, the high school newspaper, Red and Black , continued its forty-six year tradition of striving for excellence and leadership in student journalism. In doing so, Red and Black strove during the 1985-86 circulation year to better involve the student body in the news articles and view-points printed in the paper. To do this, more student polls and student interviews were utilized to make the newspaper represent the of the student body, not simply the Red and Black staff. The newspaper was awarded a first place distinction in the prestigeous Co¬ lumbia University Scholastic Press Awards for its accomplishments this year. In addition, the newspaper was awarded for its news writing this year by the Suffolk University School of Jour¬ nalism. Neither of these achievements could Maria Cloherty prepares for the Cast Party after the last performance. Ana Perez is given a lift by her friends Chris Alexander, Charles Latta, David Lewis and Eric Mortensen. have been possible without the dedi¬ cated and hardworking staff which pro¬ duced the paper this year, and made the paper one the staff and school could be proud of. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Vanessa Biggs, David O ' Reilly, Neal Horovitz, Lisa Hasson, Melissa Grigorieff, Chris Bett, Chris Flynn, Scott Olivieri, Bonnie Jean Casey. Red and Black 45 AIRWAVES After taking most of last year off for renovations, WHSR-FM was back on the airwaves this September. With a full schedule, the station was able to bring Winchester a large variety of music. They broadcasted every school day from 2 to 10 pm. and took requests from the public. To become a part of the radio station one must take and pass a 40 question multiple choice exam. After passing the exam, the new member is assigned to a disc jockey for hands-on training. Final¬ ly, the new member can have their own show or be a substitute. This year ' s officers were Terry Cle¬ ments as station manager, Ron Purdy as music director, and Chris Alexander as publicity public service director. The Jazz Band members take time during class to listen to a record. WHSR from left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Jason Kreth, Adam Keats. Second Row: William McCarter, Chris Leydon, Christian Romero, Brian McCarthy. Third Row: Terry Clements, MaryEllen Feeney. Jazz Band from left to right, top to bottom; First Row: Ms. Miller, Adrian Harpham, Seth Rosenberger, Keith Leonard, Tim MacDougall, Mary Sampson. Second Row: Kathy Mortensen, Eric Pharo, Dan Nevers, Matt Malio, Lisa Britt. Third Row: Stewart Peck, Jason Upper. 1986 Orchestra 46 WHSR, Jazz Band Vivek Ahya fiddles around! Michael Fieleke awaits for his cue. SWINGING ON A STAR At the Winter Concert on January 29, the Chorus, Orchestra, and Jazz Band played as never before. Each group shined during the performance. The or¬ chestra demonstrated its fine musical abilities in the high school auditorium and in Washington D.C. This year the chorus improved greatly under the di¬ rection of Mrs. Rahmeier, who has helped to instill enthusiasm and com¬ mitment into the group of thirty or more students, both male and female. Finally, there was the jazz band, a select group of musicians who often use their skills of improvisation to boogie down. Never before has each group been so strong and talented. Station Manager Terry Clements picks the hits. 1986 Orchestra 1986 Chorus 1986 Chorus Orchestra, Chorus 47 A MILLION STARS Winchester High School makes beau¬ tiful music. Its music department is one of the finest around, and it shows, not only in the excellence of its perfor¬ mances, but in the enthusiasm as well. Football season is the time of year when marching band is in its glory. Ms. Miller wows the stands as she directs a group of more than one hundred playing members. Of course in the off season, the band is far from dormant. The band presents concerts and recently has been demonstrating its prowess in na¬ tional competitions in Washington D.C., Georgia, and next year in Florida. In juxtapose with the band were the energetic tumblettes, the colorful flag corps, and the stunning rifle corps. The football half-time shows would be in¬ complete without the creativity of these girls, who are directed by Mr. Hackett and Mr. Boyle. The president of the band, Kathy Mortensen, man¬ aged to begin raising money for next year ' s trip to Florida. Beth Jones, who was the captain of the tumblettes, and Terry Clements, who was the flag corps captain, brought new strength to the band, along with Michelle Schenck, who was the captain of the rifle corps. This year the band, along with the tumblettes, flag corps and rifle corps, brought WHS to glory. In complete concentration, Dawn Whelan keeps her mind on the steps of the routine. The drum majors, Deidre Skahan, Jason Boone, Tim MacDougall, and Marilyn Cummings, never faltered in their leadership. Before going onto the field, Roy Cerabone keeps his hands warm. During the Winter Concert on January 29, the band performed “I Go to Rio , Exaltation , and Beer Barrel Polka . 48 Band Unable to wear the band uniforms during the first performance because of the heat, members Patti Holloran, Tricia Maio, and Julie Olivieri go Hawaiian. On Saturday before the show, the flag corps practices the routine. Leading the tumbellets onto the field is Naquel McCIearn. Rifle Corp left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Michelle Schenck, Wendy Wentworth, Mr. Boyle, Dawn Whelan, Debbie Whelan. Second Row: Michele Boudreau. Flag Corp left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Laurie Clements, Leilani D ' Agostino, Debbie Rogers, Tracy Connorton, Nicola Hagerty, Cindy Barry. Second Row: Jennifer Davis, Theresa Bett, Marie Bucchiere. Third Row: Kathy Coughlin, Terry Clements. Rifle and Flag Corps 49 Michael Chen does his math homework during Math League. CELESTIAL SENA TORS This year the Model Congress Com¬ mittee expanded drastically. Many new activities were added to those already present, and the membership increased considerably. In addition to the annual trip to Liv¬ ingston, NJ. the club participated in a Model United Nations at Clark Univer¬ sity in Worcester. The Model Congress visited the sophomores and there was a Model UN. for the juniors. These expanded activities would not have been possible without help from Ms. Martin, the teacher advisor. Mr. Walsh takes a break with the guest speakers. SPACE- OUT STUDY One of the most valuable programs WHS runs is the Drug and Alcohol Edu¬ cation Program. Directed by Mr. Walsh, Mr. Cantillon,and Ms. Sullivan, the pro¬ gram trains juniors and seniors to be peer teachers for sixth, eighth, and tenth graders. For five months, the vol¬ unteers learn about drugs and alcohol, and finally, the students go to the high school, junior high, and elementary schools to teach. Students and teachers hope this program will have a positive effect on the future high school student body. Juniors listen to a guest speaker in the Drug and Alcohol Program. Derek Rutherford controls the Model Congress meeting. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Jon Sudbury, Peter Pezaris, Chris VerHagen, Paul Murray, Richard Burke, Maura Looney, Theresa Bett, Ann Walsh, Ms. Martin. Second Row: Adam Keats, , Andrew Sudbury, Derek Rutherford, Andre Poonen, Nancy Spencer. 50 Model Congress, Drug and Alcohol SPACE WIZARDS This year the Math League did very well, partly because of junior jon Sud¬ bury, who has already won many state contests. The team was a strong con¬ tender for the State and New England Crowns. In order to have fifteen mem¬ bers, the Math League had to combine with another league from a different town. This increase in membership paved the way for many future teams, led by Mr. Kelly. Jun Urano, Andre Poonen, and Vivek Ahya figure out a math problem. Left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Billy Aldrich, Kathleen Neuner, Palash Desai, Jun Urano, Chester Liu. Second Row: Andre Poonen, Robert Southworth, Derek Rutherford, Peter Pezaris, Andreas Coppi. I w Math League 51 M ST ARSHINE The National Honor Society started this year with many new priorities. All students with a 3.2 GPA or better had to complete an extensive application which were all reviewed by a panel of teachers. Advisor Ms. Egan gave each student a certificate at the induction ceremony, and Mr. Larocco gave the National Honor Society pin to each new member. Before Christmas, the stu¬ dents went caroling to elderly homes and participated in a telethon. This year the National Honor Society proved they were worthy of the symbolic pins they were awarded. Jennifer Ulwick, Jay Houlihan, Heather Innes, Julie Guarnotta, Linda Christopher, Stacey King, Megan Granada, Melissa Skehan, and David Reinfeld gather together for WBCN ' s School Spirit Contest. Student Union President Lulu Kermond Heather Barlow is a natural at soliciting at the captivates her audience. NHS Heart Drive. Left to right; top to bottom: First Row: Laurie Rahmeirer, Martha Redding, Derek Rutherford, John Serieka, Nelleke Spanjaard, Janet Weylman, David Dellagrotte, Pathik Shah, Scott Hughes. Second Row: Alex Levin, Patricia Maio, Julianne Nevins, Jeanne O ' Brien, Scott Olivieri, David O ' Reilly, Ana Perez, Edward Pigott. Third Row: Adrienne Ahlert, Elizabeth Ellis, Maryellen Feeney, Chris Flynn, Melissa Grigorieff, Christine Guarino, Linda Guild, Lisa Hasson, Fritz Howard, Heather Innes, Kate Johnson, Penny Kapanika. Forth Row: Alicia Angeles, Corinne Barger, Heather Barlow, Chris Bett, Shawn Bonner, Lisa Britt, Terry Clements, Christine Cortina, Carla Cucinatti, Debbie Daugherty, Robert Driscoll. 52 National Honor Society PILOTS Point of inquiry! Point of query! No, this is not another foreign language; its Student Union! Parlimentary procedure must be followed at all times whether money is being appropriated or an open campus issue is being debated, dances, Carnation Day, and class activi¬ ties all germinate from ideas cultivated at Student Union. If students are willing, they really do have a say in school issues. Ana Perez, Diane Yamane, and Tricia Maio enjoy contributing their time to the NHS Heart Drive fundraiser. Melissa Grigorieff says hello at the Heart Drive. Student Union 53 Joan Riley lets Kristen McGillicuddy handle the cheerleading responsibilities for the girls swim team. Captain Mike White uses his talent and experience to stun Somerville in the season ' s non-League game. Competition A two point conversion is successful. A goalie makes an acrobatic save on a penalty shot. Triumphantly, a runner crosses the finish line in record time. Wheth¬ er it is on ice, grass, water, track, gym floor, or a balance beam, every team at WHS gives 100% through the whole season. The football, golf, field hockey, cross country, soccer, and swim teams all endured grueling summer “Double Sessions in order to be outstanding in their fall seasons. Winter sports, such as basketball, hockey, winter track, gymnastics, wrestling, and swimming, require their players to sacrifice their December and February vacations. When the snow melts and the pleasant weather arrives, the softball, baseball, spring track, tennis, and lacrosse teams can be found on the fields. Each athlete brings his her individual talent to each team, which contribute to the excellence of WHS ' athletic program. Giullana Ruotolo and MaryRuth Coakely cheer on the mighty Sachem football team as the Sachems play on to victory. Cheerleaders MaryRuth Coakely and Beth O ' Donnell pass good luck balloons to the Sachem Football starting lineup. Capt. Carla Cucinatti jumps up on the back of Julie Mannion for a dramatic finish. cp ' X ct The winter cheerleaders had lots to do this year. Their daily after¬ noon practices produced new cheers and routines that im¬ pressed both the athletes and the fans. Captains Jen Ulwick and Mar¬ yRuth Coakely led the cheers and squad members. The girls split into two squads in order to show their support at hockey and boys bas¬ ketball games. Their spirit kept the crowds cheering at all functions. The members and supporters of the WHS athletic program always appreciate their spirit leaders. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Ginny Sullivan, Laurie Mahoney, Janice Coakely, Maura Dobbins, Julie Mannion, Second Row: Laurie Deteso, Susie Bonnell, Kathy Boyle, Capt, MaryRuth Coakely, Capt. Jen Ulwick, Bethany Angeles, Gianna Limongiello, Kara Rossi. 56 Sachem Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Jen Ulwick and Carla Cucinatti practice to get ready for a big Saturday football game. The cheerleaders raise the spirits of both the team and the fans at this soccer game. Cheerleaders Alicia Angeles, Patsy Willing and Beth O ' Donnell show their enthusiasm at the past Thanksgiving pep rally. These cheerleaders say that even 2 inches of snow can ' t dappen their spirits at this Thanksgiving Football game. Winchester demolished Woburn. The cheerleaders bring enthusiasm to the students at Winchester High. The cheerleaders kept the enthu¬ siasm high among the Sachem teams. Throughout the season they showed great team spirit as they cheered the teams on to vic¬ tory. Besides being part of the Pep Rallies they were also part of the band. They participated with the band in their halftime shows, and the many parades. Their dedica¬ tion to the teams was evident cheer after cheer. They were pre¬ sent no matter what the weather. The cheerleaders are an example of the Sachem Spirit. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Paula Dirocco, Carol Reinhardt, Alicia Angeles, Marie Ward, Beth O ' Donnell, Juliane Mannion, Jen Ulwick, Cary Williams, Dana Brian, Kristen Chute, Carla Cucinatti, Mrs. Sullivan. Second Row: Giullana Ruotolo, Mary Boruffaldi, MaryRuth Coakely, Patsy Willing, Laurie Deteso ' CHESTER PUBLIC LIBRABV hestzr. mss oZ Sachem Cheerleaders 57 T nrrr rrm Senior All-League Tri-Captain Dennis Clarke ( 89) was voted to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic team as a defensive end. Senior All-League halfback T.J. DellaSala ( 19) proved to be consistently invaluable to the team. He was awarded the Daily Times and Chronicle — Henry Knowlton M.V.P. award. Senior Tri-Captain Tom Pigott ( 65) proved to be one of the best linebackers in the Middlesex League. TEAM PICTURE: L to R, top to bottom: First row: M. Haddad, C. Puffer, G. Wyse, E. Duffy, J. Tuohy, M. Casalinuovo. Second row: G. Nowell, T. Crandall, J. Gill, G. Giangrande, Y. Won, J. Guilderson, G. Venuti, A. Sexeny, C. Wight, F. Gianci. Third row: S. Behrmann, M. Ficociello, C. Bell, J. Giovini, J. Bella, M. Kares, A. Colantonio, B. Dulog, B. Petras, D. Ciarcia. Fourth row: M. Howell, T. Welch, D. Walsh, R. Abbanat, J. Furey, G. Winn, M. Smith, N. Malloy, M. Colucci, M. Lamgley. Fifth row: M. Feeley, R. Gaeta, M. Murray, D. Ford, M. Vozzella, M. Shaw, D. Fallon, C. Fortin, A. Nasson, M. Furey. Sixth row: J. DeMarco, W. Morton, J. Zuccola, A. West, D. Cromwell, A. Gordon, D. Costello, D. Carter, R. Hesse, R. Moody, Mgr. G. Kollogian. Seventh row: J. Matheson, J. Vanga, R. Kozelian, V. Benincasa, j. Chute, J. Berry, S. Cullen, R. Burke, B. Petersen, J. Gosselin. Eighth row: B. McCarthy, K. Bairnsfather, C. Olson, J. Calereso, T. Pigott, M. White, D. Clarke, T.J. DellaSala, N. Geannaris, J. Serieka, G. Dorsam. Football Tri-Captains: Tom Pigott, Dennis Clarke, Mike White. 58 Football Football coaches: Mr. Berman, Mr. Kline, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Pirani, Mr. Donahue. Jay-R Morton ( 55), John Berry ( 66), and John Serieka ( 17) prepare to defend quarterback Mike White ( 16). Mike Murray ( 18) drives into the end zone for a Sachem six against Somerville. Tri-Captain Tom Pigott ( 65) takes a breather after a rough play during the Sommerville game. Senior All-League fullback John Serieka ( 17) ran and blocked hard for the Sachems. Although senior All-League Tri- Captain Mike White ( 16) was voted to the Globe All-Scholastic Team as a defensive back, he also had an excellent year as a quarterback. The 1985 Middlesex League Champion Winchester Sachems again upheld the W.H.S. football dynasty. The mighty Sachems started out the season with the 34- 0 drubbing of Somerville and rolled on from there to an impres¬ sive 9-1 record. The most memo¬ rable game would have to be the title-clinching win over Woburn on Thanksgiving Day. The team roughed what were probably the worst field conditions in the histo¬ ry of the Turkey Day Game, beat¬ ing Woburn 22-12 in a blinding snowstorm. Led by Tri-Captains Dennis Clarke, Tom Pigott, and Mike White, the team successfully fulfilled their pre-season goals: first to be a family; second, to have no regrets; and third, to be the 1985 Middlesex League Champi¬ ons! A Football 59 Senior Middlesex League All- Star Dawn Brown ( 2) was an invaluable asset to the team throughout her four years on varsity. Her amazing speed and agility made her a formidable opponent in her position as left wing. Senior goalie Kerri Doherty ( 24) provided consistantly good coverage in goal over her three year stint as varsity goaltender. Eileen ( 6) and Katie ( 9) O ' Connor congratulate their goalie, Kerri Doherty ( 24), on a victory. Lucy Shawcross ( 10) concentrates on the ball while a Melrose opponent looks on. The awesome W.H.S. Field Hockey team charges for the ball during a corner. Dedication was the key to this year ' s Field Hockey season. The most important lesson the team learned was to keep their spirits up. The team performed well under the leadership of captains Dawn Brown, Lucy Shawcross, and Diane Yamane, who all received awards for their team spirit and dedica¬ tion. Captain Kerri Doherty was also a driving force along with the O ' Connor triplets, who produced a strong front line. The Field Hockey team will greatly miss the guidance of assis¬ tant coach Laura Ball, who was in¬ valuable to their development. 60 1 Diane Yamane ( 3) was a senior who played excellent Field Hockey throughout the long season. Her speed and fantastic coordination were greatly responsible for the success of the team. Senior Lucy Shawcross ( 10) was one of the finest players in the Middlesex League. Her perpetually high spirits and dedication to her team were greatly responsible for its success. Sophomore triplets Eileen ( 6), Colleen ( 12), and Kathleen ( 9). Field Hockey captains and coach: Heather Barlow, Dawn Brown, Coach Mary Brown, Lucy Shawcross, and Diane Yamane. TEAM PICTURE: L to R, top to bottom: First Row: Coach Mary Brown, Eileen O ' Connor, Colleen O ' Connor, Hannah Abrams, Tricia Bracken, Kerri Doherty, Michelle Sweeny, Shannon McDonough, Katie O ' Connor, Naheed Khatib. Second Row: Tammy Berman, Linda Guild, Heather Barlow, Lucy Shawcross, Dawn Brown, Diane Yamane, Kathy Coughlin. 61 Halfback Shawn Herlihy ( 21) leaps into the play. Forward Christophe Verhaegen ( 24) perfectly maneuvers the ball away from his Woburn opponent. Soccer Team Co-Captains and Coach: Shawn Herlihy, Coach Bouley, and James Campo. TEAM PICTURE: L to R, top to bottom: First Row: Scott Racek, Mark Bortman, Stephen Reeve, Steven Goudsouzian, Christophe Verhaegen, Paul Erbafina, Chris Khan, Coach Eugene Bouley. Second Row: Jay Houllahan, Daniel Meserve, David Reinheld, Anthony Cucinatti, Kent McCord, Kenneth Fowler, Michael Rice, James Hennelly. Third Row: Craig Bonnell, Alfonso Serrano, James Campo (Capt.), Shawn Herligy (Capt.), Robert Hughes, Chris Haddad. 62 Boys ' Soccer . Kent McCord ( 9) competes with a Woburn opponent for a head ball. Steve Goudsouzian ( 34) prepares to trap a ball at a Woburn game. Halfback Anthony Cucinatti ( 20) shows determination as he races away from a Woburn player and gains possession for his team. Goalie Scott Racek reaches to the sky for a game winning save. David Reinfeld ( 17) skillfully executes a pass around a player to a teammate. The boys varsity soccer team was expected to do well this year and they lived up to the expectations. The team placed second in the Middlesex League, losing to first place Lexington and third place Wakefield. Four team members were named to the Middlesex League All Star Team: Christophe Verhaegen, Al Serano, James Campo, and Kent McCord. Hon¬ orable mentions went to Steve Goudsouzian, Scott Racek, and Shawn Herlihy, Middlesex League ' s most valuable player was Winchester ' s Christophe Verhae¬ gen. The team had a record of 15- 2-1. They made it to the quarter finals in MIAA Div. 1 North State Tournament but lost to Fra¬ mingham North 2-1 in a dramatic 8-overtime game. The soccer team had a great season and hopes to do as well next year. Boys ' Soccer 63 Coach Chris Scanlon passes on the knowledge that has led the Sachemettes to 8 consecutive Middlesex League Championships. Forward Julie Guarnotta ( 4) had a great year and was rewarded by being named to the Middlesex League All-Star team. Daphne Pezaris looks on as Bonnie-Jeanne Casey ( 8), halfback, takes a throw-in. Determined forward Ellen Donahoe ( 24) races against her Burlington opponent for possession of the ball. !Mns, For the eighth consecutive year, the Winchester High School girls soccer team has gone undefeated in Middlesex League play, winning the Middlesex League Champion¬ ship. This years Sachemettes, led by tri-captains Bonnie-Jeanne Ca¬ sey, Ellen Donahoe and Sarah Por- ell, posted an overall record of 19- 1-2, and were the Division 1 North Champions. Improving this soccer dynasty seemed impossible, but both the veterans and the new comers took their talent to even higher limits. The Sachemettes suffered their only loss of the season in an 8- overtime heartbreaker to Need¬ ham. This did not, however, spoil the season for Chris Scanlon, who is stepping down from his position as girls soccer coach. In 8 years Coach Scanlon has worked with his players to compile 8 League Championships and two State Championships. His dedication and achievements will never be forgotten. 64 Girls Soccer Kim Small ( 9) and Danielle Dulong ( 22) fight with determination to score against Burlington. Fullback Deborah Maida ' s ( 20) skill paid off when she was named to the Middlesex All-Star team. Forward Danielle Dulong ( 22) fights with Burlington opponent for possession of the ball. After Coach Scanlon ' s pep talk, the psyched team huddles together for one last cheer before re turning to the game. TEAM PICTURE: L to R, top to bottom: First Row: Daphne Pezaris, Jeanne O ' Brien, Julie Guarnotta, (Capt.) Ellen Donahoe, (Capt.) Bonnie-Jeanne Casey, (Capt.) Sarah Porell, Danielle Dulong. Second Row: Katie Binding, Meghan Guarnotta, Charlotte Reece, Kara Marshall, Deborah Maida, Robyn Rogers, Kim Small, Leslie Strazzullo. Third Row: Coach Scanlon, Kellie Dewar, Melissa Skehan, Jane O ' Neill, Joanne Shusta, Jean Cullen, Debbie Nowell, Tara Gurry Girls Soccer 65 Captain Greg O ' Connor has been one of the leading swimmers for the Sachems this year. Junior Sachem Jim Bowers shows his form. A good dive could mean the output to any race. Captain Sinan Kobu was another great swimmer this year. He was a main reason why the Sachem swimmers won the Middlesex League Championship. The boys swim team had a success¬ ful season this year due to their hard work and dedication. Their positive attitude paid off and al¬ lowed the team to avoid any po¬ tential problems a young team can face. The team was a combination of newcomers and seasoned vet¬ erans, yet the team as a whole was extremely strong. The Sachem swim team had a dream to win the Middlesex league championship. Led by captains Greg O ' Connor and Sinan Kobu, the Sachems real¬ ized their dream and won yet an¬ other League championship. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Chris O ' Donnell, John Segota, Frank Curtis, John Murray, Brian Romer, Stephen Fitzgerald, Doug Holt. Second Row: Coach Coates, Adam Laats, T.J. Foley, Greg Wyler, Omar Ali, Mike Bowers. Third Row: Jim Bowers, Capt. Greg O ' Connor, Capt. Sinan Kobu, Jim Blasi, Guy Polino. 66 Sachem Swimming This unknown Sachemette swimmers ' arms seem to extend the width of the swimming lane. The unsung hero of swimming is the timekeeper. A race could be won or lost with a click of the finger. Here we see Chris O ' Donnell doing his thing. Allison Stackpole receives advice from her teammates. This Sachem swimmer comes up for a breath of air while doing the breaststroke. Katherine Martinelli performs a perfect butterfly stroke in this area. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Ann Sullivan, Allison Stackpole, Kim McCarthy, Sarah Gomer, Katherine Martinelli, Capt. Maura Dobbins, Capt. Kathy McGee, Katie Daggett, Kathy McGuillicuddy, Joanie Riley, Karen Bowman, Maura Looney, Sandy Powers, Coach Minutoli. Second Row: Juliet Estridge, Liz O ' Connell, Lisa Tonaszuck, Valerie Fleck, Liz McCann, Wendy Bonner, lennifer Mirak. )} Lit There were many newscomers to the Sachem Swimming Squad this year. This new-found attraction to the swimming scene can be di¬ rectly attributed to the time change in the practice schedule form 5:00 am to early in the after¬ noon. Practices were at the North Suburban YMCA in Woburn, but meets took place at the Northeast Regional Vocational School. This undesirable location for swim meets resulted in understandably diminished fan attendance. But Sachemette swimmers finished second in the Middlesex League with an impressive 5-1 record. Coach Carol Minutoli, Assistant Coach Ann Page and Diving Coach Michele Bowen did an excellent job all year, bringing the team into top shape, and Captains Maura Dobbins, Kathy McGee and Lisa Tonaszuck filled the squad with Sachem Spirit. Sachem Swimming 67 4 Captain Kevin Racek sits and waits until his race comes up at this track meet. Junior Michelle Sweeney has set many records running the hurdles for the Sachemettes. Senior Sachemette Zoe Layden has astounded many with her jumping. She runs the hurdles and the high jump. This years Cross Country Team fin¬ ished the season with a record of 4-4 for the girls and 4-5 for the boys. Both teams were small in number and very inexperienced, but through hard work and com¬ mitment, the Sachems and Sache¬ mettes were able to achieve re¬ spectable records. Girls ' Co-Captains Heather Innes and Janet Weylman and boys ' Cap¬ tain Derek Rutherford led the way for the tracksters, exhibit exem¬ plary dedication and spirit. A high WINTER TRACK TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Tom O ' Grady, Dwight McMillian, Glenn Dorsam, Vicor Grigorieff, Greg Kolligian, David McClarody, Mike Aldrich, Jason Boone, Derek Rutherford, Eddie Barrett, Vinny Benincasa, Billy Gannon, Jude Capchietti, Carolyn Curry, Coach Newton. Second Row: Jon Callaghan, Ben Ault, Jon Sudbury, David Snyder, Chris Cooper, Bill Weylman, Sean Lake, Greg Wyse, Bill Aldrich, Rhett Moody. Third Row: Mike White, Kareem Ek, Kevin Racek, Raffi Kozelian, Bran¬ don MacNeill, Jody Moody, Jay Moore. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Jon Sudbury, David McClintock, David Walsh, Bob Terry, Jon Callaghan. Second Row: Jason Boone, Mike Aldritc h, Derek Ruth¬ erford, Scott Landry, Kevin Racek point of their season was the elec¬ tion of Junior Lauren Chabot, to the Middlesex League All-Star Team. 68 Sachem Track � . Captain Janet Weylman finds her stride and keeps on running. Runners Zoe Layden, Michelle Sweeney, Lucy Shawcross, and Melissa Skehan have a message for all! Sachemette tracksters Heather Innes, Marianne Murray, and Janet Weylman stretch at the one mile mark to keep their muscles loose. And they ' re off, led by JuniorJason Boone. Junior Raffi Kozelian shows the strain behind throwing the shotput. WINTER TRACK TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bot tom: First Row: Tammy Berman, Nancy Sampson, Laura Rutherford, Denise Cha- bot, Amy Binding, Geri Miller. Second Row: Jane Williamson, Jane O ' Neil, Lauren Chabot, Melissa Skehan, Amy Irving, Meg Ellis. Third Row: Maria Cloherty, Janet Weylman, Zoe Layden, Kerri Doherety, Heather Innes, Lucy Shawcross, Michelle Sweeney. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Meg Ellis, Sandra Riley, Lauren Chabot, Kristen Plywell. Seocnd Row: Marriane Murray, Heather Innes. Third Row: Cindy Whitehead, Janet Weylman. Fourth Row: Laurie Tozza. This years Winter Track season was more a learning experience rather than a winning experience. There were few tracksters who consis¬ tently ran the same event, as team members were forced to run where they were needed. The team lacked depth, but through vigourous training and commit¬ ment, many individuals proved themselves outstanding. Junior Melissa Skehan, Senior Lucy Shaw¬ cross, Junior Michelle Sweeney, and Senior Zoe Layden took first place in the Star Meet in the Girls Hurdle Relay. The team consisted largely of freshmen and juniors, and an experience like this year can ' t but help them in the future. Sachem Track 69 , V Bill Newburn ( 25) retreives the puck and proceeds down to the opposition ' s end of the rink. Chris Giso ( 6) eludes his opponent as he skates towards the Bulington net. Phil Aswad ( 5) gathers his thoughts as the two teams prepare to face-off. Brian Griffin ( 18) looks on as Jay Barbuto ( 33) gives the referee the puck after saving a goal. Greg Winn ( 21) can skate safely to the puck thanks to teammate Bill Newburn ( 25) who checked an opposing player. The Sachem hockey players im¬ proved this years team with talent and dedication. Led by seniors Al¬ len Doumit, Chris Giso, James Campo, Bill Terry, Jim Chute, Jay Barbuto, Derek Binding, Nick Geannaris, Scott Donaghey, Bill Newburn, Phil Aswad and Brian Griffin, the Sachem team had many years of experience total. Coach Mike Whyte kept the team on their toes. Throughout all their games against hard Division 1 op¬ ponents, the Sachems managed to hold on to their sense of humor and love of hockey. Remember: KEEP THE FAITH! 70 Sachem Hockey Nick Geannaris ( 24) skates after the puck after Burlington tried to get a goal. Bill Terry ( 16) fights eagerly against his opponent, trying to get free from a check. Brian Griffin ( 18) looks to where the puck, which he has just shot, has gone. THIS YEAR ' S TEAM MEMBERS: Allen Doumit, Greg Winn, John Ward, Gino Giangrande, John Guilderson, Chris Giso, James Gampo, Bill Terry, Tom Terry, Scott Paine, Jimmy Mclnerny, Jimmy Chute, Jay Barbuto, Derek Binding, Nick Geannaris, Scott Donaghey, Mike Mahoney, Bill Newburn, B.J. Hackett, Phil Aswad, Anthony Cveinatti, Brian Griffin. Bill Newburn did everything but cut his hair for this year ' s hockey team. Sachem Hockey 71 Junior Maureen Dokus ( 32) still finds time to laugh after an especially hard practice. Mo is a three year veteran of varsity playing. Senior Tricia Bracken ( 33) flashes a smile before dashing into the lockeroom to change for practice. Senior Maryellen Feeney ( 15) is the teams leading rebounder. She had a career high of 16 rebounds against Reading. Maryellen is a two year starter for varsity. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: top to bottom: First Row: Coach Doherty, Julie Kenerson, Jean Cullen, Lynn Braga, Kate Carroll, Coach DiSarcina. Second Row: Debbie Taylor, Maryellen Feeney, Tricia Bracken, Nelleke Spanjaard, Maureen Dokus, Kathy Furey. Third Row: Alyssa Parker, Ellen Donahoe, Julie Guarnotta, Megan Guarnotta. Players Maureen Dokus ( 32), Julie Guarnotta ( 40), Katie Carroll ( 54), Ellen Donohoe ( 50), Alyssa Parker ( 34), watch as the Burlington Devils are announced. 72 Girls Basketball Katie Carroll ( 54) goes up for a lay-up in practice before the big game. Sachemette Maureen Dokus ( 32), Katie Carroll ( 54), Julie Guarnotta ( 40), Meghan Guarnotta ( 30) congradulate Burlington ' s Kerry Murphy after a close game in which the Sachemettes lost by only six points. Winchester ' s Debbie Taylor ( 21) inbounds the ball to Julie Guarnotta ( 40) after Woburn decides to press. Captain Ellen Donahoe ( 50) was the Sachemettes point guard. She was always counted on to toss in a few (or more) baskets in a game. Captain Julie Guarnotta ( 40) was greatly missed by the Sachemettes when she sprained her ankle. Luckily, it was not a bad sprain and Julie was back out on the court as one of the leagues premiere forward guards. T-iucHiir . , ' t tlCHESr, J � CH£Srj CHES1-A The Winchester girl ' s basketball team had a rebuilding year. The idea was to have fun. The team was led by captains Julie Guarnotta and Ellen Donahoe. Senior Maryellen Feeney was the team ' s leading re¬ bounder, with a season high of 16 against Reading. Junior Maureen Dokus, on varsity since freshman year, reached her potential this year. Meghan Guarnotta was a starter and high scorer many times, and Katie Carroll was an outstanding defensive player. Asked what the Sachemettes had gotten out of this year, they an¬ swered a good time! k . Girls Basketball 73 i Senior Sachem Steve Murray ( 3) came on strong this year. Steve improved greatly over the summer and worked to secure a starting position. Sachem Peter Mulvaney ( 11), 3 year varsity player, had another great year. His low-post defense made it hard for any opposing player to dribble by him. Sachem Christophe Verhaegen ( 35) goes for two points against Burlington. Jimmy Kavanaugh ( 20), Dave DellaGrotte ( 31), and Christophe Verhaegen ( 35) all go for a rebound, but Jimmy gets it and puts up a shot. The boys varsity basketball team had high hopes for their 85-86 sea¬ son. With four out of five starters being seniors, the team had of ex¬ perience. The team was led by captain Hank Lynch (starting cen¬ ter), who was chosen to be a Middlesex League All-Star. The team started out playing consis¬ tently well by beating very tough competition. The team continued to play well throughout the whole season, entertaining spectators ith continued excitement. Sen¬ iors Jimmy Kavanaugh, Mary Shaw, Christophe Verhaegan and Mike Furey all received a decent amount of playing time. The new¬ comers on the team, Shaun Epps, Eric Emeneau, and Jon Furey, did well as sophomores and will be im¬ portant in years to come. Coach David Smith completed yet an¬ other winning season. Also new assistant coach, Quinton Dahl pro¬ vided much enthusiasm and inspi¬ ration for the team. 74 Boys Basketball 1 m S3 Sachem guard Dave DellaGrotte ( 31) is considered to be one of the best (if not the best) defensemen playing in the Middlesex league. Dave was named to the All-Star team in his junior year. A varsity player since last year, junior Jimmy Kavanaugh ( 20) has one of the deadliest outside shots in the Middlesex League. Senior Dennis Clarke ( 57) is probably the most dedicated player on the team. Senior, Captain, All-Star, Hank Lynch is one of the outstanding players of the Middlesex League. He is definitely one of the reasons why the Sachems were ranked 7th in Division Two throughout the season. Hank was also the 5th leading scorer of the league, averaging 16 points a game. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Assist. Coach Dahl, Mark Shaw, Eric Emeneau, Mike Furey, Coach Smith. Second Row: Jim Kavanaugh, Dave DellaGrotte, Shaun Epps, Dennis Clarke, Jon Furey. Third Row: Steven Murray, Capt. Hank Lynch, Christophe Verhaegen, Peter Mulvaney. Boys Basketball 75 Senior Daphne Pezaris has been a consistant force on the unparrellel bars. She puts the fans in a trance as she virtually sails throuth the bars. One of the low points of the season this year was when junior Debbie Maida hurt herself during a practice. Debbie ' s spirit has kept her smiling throughout hard times. Sachemette Alyson Kessel, although only a sophomore, has been one of the Sachemettes ' best gymnasts on the floor exercises. TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Susan Moore, Alex Sour, Kristen Riley, Ellen Rinaldi, Debbie Maida, Sharon Moore, Coach Sanagate. Second Row: Katie Coakley, Alyson Kessel, Daphne Pezaris, Katie Binding, Emily Doherty. Ta-da! Ellen Rinaldi is helf-way through her routine and all is well. 76 Sachemette Gymnastics 1 Katie Binding has been an unstoppable force on the floor excersises. Her shy smile endears her to all as she performs to the theme from “Ice Castles . A Sachemette gymnast watches on as a fellow teammate practices. Concentration is a major factor when on the balance beam, as shown by Kristen Riley. Sacha Potzka practices on the beam. Sophomore Emily Doherty seems to be flying through the air. This years gymnastic team was made up of veterans freshmen, Led by Captain Beth Jones, the team boasted of only one other senior, Daphne Pezaris. So it could be said that this year was a rebuild¬ ing year. The team was plagued by injuries to Beth Jones (shoulder) and Debbie Maida (leg). The team did come out with a .500 record. Because of this, it was a good year. Good luck to next years team. They will do well because they ' ll have lots of experience on the team! a : Sachemette Gymnastics 77 With a very successful season, senior Doug Norbert had a lot to smile about. Captain Alex Puchulu, with another superb win, proved this season why he is so important to the Sachems. Captain Anthony Mercado showed why he is one of the best, with yes another great season. The Sachem grapplers enjoyed a surprisingly excellent season after losing 10 of their 12 varsity wres¬ tlers to graduation last year. The strong leadership of senior co¬ captains Alex Puchulu and Antho¬ ny Mercado, together with the dedication of coaches Larry Trem¬ bly and Ted Neil, helped lead the 78 Sachem Wrestling and Golf Sachems towards their third con¬ secutive league championship. Seniors Doug Norberg, Tim Mac- Dougall and Eddie Piggot showed what superior team spirit, hard work, and determination can ac¬ complish against overwhelming odds. TEAM PICTURE: L to R, top to bottom: First Row: Assistant Coach Ted Neill, Head Coach Larry Trembley, Greg Falcione, James Selvitelli, Rob Murphy, Scott Racek, Dave Carter, Chuck Almquist, Phil Svahn, John Giovino, Chuck Shannon, Mike Hall, Rob Gaeta Second Row: Paul Murray, Greg Doherty, Tim MacDougall, Doug Norberg, Ed Pigott, Mark Bortman. Third Row: Dave Banks, Dan Nevers, Steve Rodriguez, Capt. Alex Puchulu, Capt. Anthony Mercado, George Venuti, Brian Riley. David Bonner showed his enthusiasm with this shot and every shot throughout the season. Jay Herlihy, with a great season, takes a minute out of practice to smile for the camera. Sachem Eddie Pigott anxiously awaits for the whistle to be blown to start his match. The referee holds up the hand of a triumphant Scott Racek after a grueling match. Concentration was the key to a perfect shot by John Bruno. This years Varsity Golf Squad en¬ joyed a fine season under the in¬ struction of Coach Dave Miller. Led by Captain David Bonner, the Sachem Putters greatly improved as the season progressed, proving TEAM PICTURE: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Coach Miller, Tom Terry, Michael Marquardt, John Colantino, Jay Herlihy, Chris Herlihy, Rob Zirkel, Second Row: James Mclnerny, Charles Marquardt, David Bonner, John Bruno. they were no easy match. A host of new faces showed up on the team, and the underclassmen showed themselves to be an integral part of the group. 1 Sachem Wrestling and Golf 79 Girls Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Coach Ball, Ritika Bowry, Lynn Braga, Deidre Corkery, Annette Cur¬ ran, Maria Stevens. Second Row: Lisa Spencer, Ulrike Botz, Leah Schwab, Loreto Serrano, Lesley Pedulla, Kathy Mawn. UNDERSTUDIES TO THE Boys Junior Varsity Basketball Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Mike Durbois, James Curley, Dan Meserve, Steve Walsh, Coach Dahl. Sec¬ ond Row: Sean McElhinney, Chris Herlihy, Joseph Costello, John Lane. Third Row: Paul Capodanno, Aaron West, Frank Gianci, Michael Feeley. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team Picture: L to R: top To bottom: First Row: Debra Harrington, Emily Rubenstein, Alexis Wiedwald, Leah Schwab, Brenda Outwater. Second Row: Cathy Keane, Jen Ciotti, Beth Small, Ashley Reeve. Third Row: Heidi Worthen, Coach Doherty, Ritika Bowry. 80 Freshman J.V. Sports Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Ashley Reeve, Jennifer Thorne, Amy Derry, Deborah Skahan, Alexis Wied- wald, Aimee Murdock. Second Row: Beth Small, Ingrid Spanjaard, Jen Ciotti, Marla Patti, Julie Kenerson, Debra Harrington. Third Row: Jen Norberg, Brenda Outwater, Meg Kelley, Vanessa Biggs. Girls Freshman Soccer Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Traci Macone, Elizabeth Herlihy, Amy O ' Donnell, Christine Sullivan, Sara Latani- sion, Renee Aswad, Kathy Boyle. Second Row: Jennifer Bush, Amy Binding, Kimberly McAdams, Mary Sampson, Karen Verhaegen, Allison Price, Laurie Pedulla. Third Row: Cara McDonough, Katie Coakley, Denise Chabot, Susan Moore, Kim Lovins, Jen Cambell, Kelly Scott. Boys Freshman Soccer Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Frank Curtis, Vandy French, Jason MacConkey, Danny McGee, David Ducharme, Mike Schoenege, Mark Patti. Second Row: Andrew Sha, Cort Boulanger, Mike McGeehan, Matt Umshied, Matt Rotondi, Eliot Foley, Tom O ' Grady. Third Row: Bill Weylman, Dave Fiorillo, Paul Marshall, Jack O ' Callaghan, Dave Romboli, John Murray, Andrew Behrmann. Boys Freshman Basketball Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Alan McDonald, Doug Clarke, Steven Buttacavoli, David Jurewicz, Vandy French. Second Row: Tony Pacione, Paul Amico, Matt Umscheid, Dave Du¬ charme, Cort Boulanger. Third Row: Coach Chase, Jason MacConkey, Jack O ' Callaghan, Mike McGeehan, Dave Romboli, Scott Garvey. Girls Freshman Basketball Team Picture: L to R: Top to Bottom: First Row: Beth Herlihy, Julie Sexeny, Sara Latanision, Karen Verhaegen, Mary Sampson, Kelly Scott. Second Row: Laurie Pedula, Kathleen Kenny, Jodi McCoy, Lauren Mangiacotti. Freshman J.V. Sports 81 Photo personalities: 1. Janet Weyl- man, Marianne Murray 2. Mary- ellen Feeney 3. Boys Cross Coun¬ try 4. Kristen Riley 5. Boys Soccer Team 6. Karim Ek 7. The Jocks 8. Sachem 9. Darin Cromwell, Mike White 10. Sarah Gomer, Coach Minutoli 11. Mike Mahoney 12. James Campo 13. Alyson Kessell 14. David Bonner, Coach Miller 15. Kathy Furey 16. Arty Gordon, John DeMarco 17. Eric Emeneau 18. Cary Williams, Lori Deteso, Kristan Chute 19. Lynn Braga 20. Sachem Wrestlers 21. Anthony Mercado, Alex Puchulu, Eddie Pi- gott, Doug Norberg, Tim Mac- Dougall 82 Sports Collage Sports Collage 83 Photo personalities: 1. Raffi Koze- lian 2. Hank Lynch 3. Dan Costello 4. Julie Kenerson 5. Marie Ward, Maryruth Coakley 6. Rhett Moody 7. The Nerds 8. Vinny Benincasa 9. Tim MacDougall, Coach Trembly 10. Daphne Pezaris. 11. Janet Weylman, Lucy Shawcross, Zoe Layden. 12. Bill Newburn 13. Lisa Tonaszuck 14. Tom Pigott, T.J. DellaSala, Darin Cromwell, Nick Geannaris, Jay-R Morton 15. Char¬ lie Marquardt 16. Boys Basketball 17. Maureen Dokus 18. Janet Weylman, Zoe Layden 19. Kent Fuller 20. Eddie Pigott 21. Jim Chute 84 Sports Collage Sports Collage 85 Photo personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom: First Row: Pic. 1: Stephen Reeve. Pic. 2: Kathy Martinelli. Pic. 3: Carla Cucinatti. Pic. 4: Derek Rutherford. Second Row: Pic. 5 Omar Ali. Pic. 6: Melissa Skahan. Pic. 7: Sascha Potzka. Third Row: Pic. 8: Marianne Murray. Pic. 9: Alex Pu- chulu. Pic. 10: Greg Kollegian. Pic. 11: joe Calar- eso, T.J. Della-Sala, Darin Cromwell. Fourth Row: Pic. 12: Eileen and Colleen O ' Connor. Pic. 13: Julie Guarnotta. Pic. 14: Chris Giso. Pic. 15: Jim Kavan- augh, Eric Emeneau, David DellaGrotte. Pic. 16: Rob Zirkel. Fifth Row: Kathy Boyle, MaryRuth Coakley, Jen Ulwick, Kristen Chute, Lori DeTeso, Bethany Angeles, Laurie Mahoney, Susie Bonnell, Ginny Sullivan. 86 I IV T „ S ; S E public ubim. nH PSTFR. MASS. 01890 87 Mr. John Pastore, recipient of the 1985 Nobel Peace Prize, speaks to Mr. Larocco and National Honor Society advisor Mrs. Egan after addressing the National Honor Society at the induction cere¬ mony. On the day before school began, the entire facul¬ ty took advantage of the sunny skies to pose for this rare group picture. Faculty The members of the WHS faculty are more than leaders of our classrooms. Teachers spend their free time coaching teams, advising academic clubs, assisting with our drama productions, chapperoning dances, and assisting their students in any way possible. We are very fortunate to have such a talented and educated staff at our disposal. Excelling in their individual fields, each member brings a diversity of knowledge and techniques to our curriculum. Our Faculty also contributes to our academic, athletic, social, and personal needs, which makes our school and education a valuable and original experience. m t , T HlgKiWv„ ' V ' • ' -VvSf SS ByfiS:,. £}cl(fr .-. t- ' ■. ■ j n‘ffM -T, ' . ' Z ■ . t ‘; Orbit What makes WHS tick? The credit goes to the school administration, who work with the student body on WHS ' s major issues. Leading this crowd is Su¬ perintendent Charles Mitsakos and Di¬ rector of Curriculum David Ackerman. Lately the administration has been no¬ ticeably increasing its participation in the school, which can be seen in several new policies being put into effect this year. These policies include homeroom every day, student code numbers, and tightening attendance policies. There is also a greater emphasis on relations be¬ tween students and administration. A panel of three WHS students called the Student Advisory Committee attend all School Board meetings and bring the student ' s point of view to the school heads. Two other students travel to the State House as WHS representatives. As long as administration works with the student body, we can continue to make Winchester High the best it has ever been! The Aberjona Staff and the entire Student Body of WHS would like to congratulate Vice-Principal Karen Ko- con-Baker on her marriage this year. David Ackerman Robert Fitzgerald Director of Curriculum Assistant Superintendent for Business and Personnel 90 Administration Students like Mike Moore keep the WHS government up to date. Scott Olivieri, Bob Driscoll, and Chris Alexander, Winchester High School ' s SAC Representatives, keep the Student Union well-informed. Administration Vincent Edward Lorocco Principal Western Illinois University BS in Education Temple University MS in Education Thomas P. Budrewicz Assistant Principal Brown University A.B. University of Massachusetts M.E.D. Karen Kocon Baker Assistant Principal Purdue University B.A. Illinois Institute of Technology M.S. John Pirani Transition Program University of Bridgeport B.S. in Education Boston State College M.E.D. Special Education Football (Assistant Coach) Lacrosse (Assistant Coach) Parent to Parent Committee ABC Board Of Directors Administration 91 Mr. DeBiase guides David Kinsbourne through the college application maze. Mary Gill has Mrs. Burchard assist her with a few last minute changes on an application. Where do our futures lie? Our own scholastic abilities are not always enough. All students need help to travel along the right road to the future. From the minute the freshmen enter the High school right up to senior graduation, the guidance de¬ partment charts the paths of their future destinies, and helps them to make the right choices. Finding a way through high school life and passing on to college can sometimes be a difficult task. However, guidance is always there to help students on the way. Outside the academic cir¬ cle, guidance also sponsors programs like the Depres¬ sion Workshop and the Drug and Alcohol program to help stuents avoid making costly mistakes. The research room works along the same line as guid¬ Ms. Carolyn H. Tiffany Guidance Counselor Smith College B.A. Tufts University M.Ed. ance. They channel the re¬ sources of students with spe¬ cial needs in boosting their basic skills. They provide more personal, quality aid to those that need it. Guidance Mr. Anthony N. DeBiase it Guidance Department Head Boston University B.A. Harvard University M.A.T. Electoral member of the College Board New England Regional Council Mrs. Joan M. Grenzeback Guidance Counselor Kent State University B.S. University of Wisconsin M.S. Miss Alice L. Murray Guidance Counselor Regis College B.A. Boston College MED Child Study Team Professional Development Mrs. Elaine Rosen Guidance Counselor Tufts University B.A. Boston University M. in Ed. Miss. Constance Trickett Mrs. Janet L. Burchard Guidance Counselor Guidance Secretary Syracuse University B.S. Harvard University M.Ed. Harvard University C.A.G.S. Principals Advisory Committee Professional Development WEA Committee Winchester Parent-Faculty Patricia Winn Records Clerk 92 Guidance No doubt all the doors they need will open for these National Merit Scholars. From left to right they are Derek Rutherford, Charles Marquardt, Virginia Askew, Robert Driscoll and Martha Red¬ ding. Irene Michelson Pathfinders Resources Mr. Robert M. Carroll Special Needs Teacher University of New Orleans B.A. Lesley College Graduate School M.Ed. Mrs. Rita F. Cloherty Special Needs Instructor Newton College of Sacred Heart B.A. Northeastern University M.A. Lorna Phillips Lynn Carlson LeBlanc Psychologist Mr. Paul Lynch Special Education Guidance Counselor St. John ' s School of Theology M.Div Boston University M. of Ed. Northeastern University C.A.G.S. Kim McCarthy Guidance 93 Guardian Angels Helping Hands Kay Sullivan School Nurse Framingham Union Hospital Sue Moynihan Secretary to the Principal Office secretarial staff from left to right: Connie James, Bookkeeper; Louise Grueter, Secretary for Directors and Coordinators; Mary Jacobs, Receptionist; Marge Hayden, Registrar. Custodians from left to right: Joe Fagundus, Joe Banardo, Dan Ryan, Bill Regan 94 i Joseph Banardo adds a cheerful touch to the high school ' s daily life. Debbie Doherty seeks the ouchless touch of Ms. Sullivan. Don Richard Communications Engineer Charlotte Fixler Librarian Aide B.S. University of Wisconsin David Frary Communications Technician Radio Advisor Gene Johnson Librarian Kearne y State College B.A. in Ed. Kearny State U.N.C. Northern Colorado M.A. in Ed. 95 Ms. Cullivan and Gerri Miller have a discussion. Mr. Miller shows Hector Cromwell the fine art of industrial art. Helen M. Nagel Coordinator, Business Education Personal Typing, Typing II, Secretarial Office Practice Salem State College B.S. Ed Personal Typwriting Salem State College B.S. in Business Education Antioch University, M.E.D. in A.D.M. Professional Development Committee Lorraine E. Cullivan Clerical Office Practice, Personal Typing Salem State College, B.S. Ed. % Kathie Ford Teacher Aide Lynne Rahmeier Director of Music Department Humanities, Chorus University of Michigan, B A. Drew University, M.A. Dalcroze License Long) School of Music Marcia Kenny Typwriting I, Accounting II Salem State College B.S. Mark Jacobs Orchestra Indiana State University B.S. in Music Suffolk University, M Ed. in Administration Supervision Donald P. Kozak Faculty Member Business Education Accounting I, Introduction to Business, Personal Business, Priscilla Ann Miller Band Director Marching Band, Concert Band, Cadet band, Jazz Band Western Connecticut College B.S. in Music Education New England Conservatory of Musk: Marching Band Director Orchestra Director for Musical Thomas Tracy Department Head Art, Humanities David A. Miller Industrial Arts Coordinator Wood I, Advanced Wood, Architectural Drawing Fitchburg State College, B.S. Golf Coach John Walker Art Ronald D ' Addario Automotive I, II, Adv. Advanced Metals Wood I Tufts University, B.A. Salem State College, M.A.T. At WHS, business and pleasure go hand in hand. The Business Department gives practical training in clerical skills such as typing and accounting plus courses in basic business practices. And as if all this were not enough, the Business De¬ partment also provides so¬ phisticated courses in mod¬ ern computer management. WHS also offers a wide va¬ riety of courses for those stu- John Fusco Electronics I, II Drafting I Advanced Electronics Robotics Harvard College A.B. Biology Principals Advisory Committee dents whose creativity lies in their hands. The Art Depart¬ ment has classes in both drawing and art design. In In¬ dustrial Arts, students learn the principles of auto me¬ chanics, woodworking, ar¬ chitecture, and even elec¬ tronics and robotics. Home Economics teaches every¬ thing from human develop¬ ment and nutrition to mod¬ ern clothing fashion. When students feel like singing a song, they have a choice among the chorus, band, and . orchestra. Business has never been so pleasurable. r Harriet Nelson Coordinator of Home Economics Early Childhood, Clothing and Fashion, Foods and Nutrition, Advanced Clothing and Fashion a In LaPierre, Mary Ann Human Development, Foods and Nutrition 97 Heavenly Bodies Physical Education Mrs. Janice A. Dolan Director of Physical Education and Health Boston University B.S. Boston University M.Ed. Think of deafening echos, speeding soccerballs, and climbing the rope bridge miles above the ground! Think of Gym! This is the shape of things to come. Where the student body turns into heavenly bodies. Project Adventure is the fa¬ vorite, however, did anyone want to run the mile? Gym is where we strip away our shells and work off our aca¬ demic aggressions. Smashing that birdie across the bad¬ minton net is a great way to let off steam while still having a good time. But phys ed is not all fun and games. It has a serious side too, CPR and Self De¬ fense teach important les¬ sons in facing life ' s realities. So pull out those moldy old gym shorts and T-shirt, be¬ cause it is gonna be a recrea¬ tional educational period! Mr. Tom Kline Physical Education Boston University School of Education B.S., M.Ed., CAGS. Football Assistant Varsity Track Mr. Manny Marshall Physical Education , Springfield College B.S. Boston University M.Ed. Head Football Coach Ms. Joan A. Rosazza Physical Education and Health Purdue University B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Academic Advisor for ABC Pamela Gail Canney B.S., Springfield College Physical Education 98 Mr. Berman shows Daphne Pezaris, Heather Innes, and Lisa Britt the ropes. Mr. Colella Director of Athletics Mr. Joyce Athletic Faculty Manager Mr. David P. Berman Physical Education Springfield College B.S. Michigan State University M.A. Football Coach Mr. Marshall coaches our football team to victory. jl . w m m n ' 99 Mr. Duhamel and Jessica Purdy conjugate a few hundred verbs. He ' s always ready to help us learn the lingo. Candi Ashenden and Miss Gelowtsky dream of foreign travel. Intergalactic Communications Foreign Languages Buenos dias, como se va? Sehr gut. This is what one might hear in the Foreign Language Department where Spanish, French, German, Italian and Latin are taught, so one can understand why things can get a little confus¬ ing in the open area. Yet Winchester High School can be proud of its Foreign Lan¬ guage Department, which includes the speaking and lis¬ tening lab and of course the excellent teachers and facul¬ ty One of WHS ' most exciting advantages is the foreign ex¬ change program where the students get the opportunity to host foreign students in their own homes and then travel abroad. Afterwards, these experiences are brought back to the school to share with classmates. Lan¬ guage relations show people it ' s a big world out there, and that is not just small talk! Ms. Lourdes M. Alvarez Spanish I Adv., Spanish III, A. P. Spanish U. Mass. Boston B.A. Boston University M.S. Spanish Club Advisor Ms. Nancy J. Gelowtsky French I II Adv., Spanish IV U. Mass Boston B.S. Principal ' s Advisory Committee Mrs. Elvira Bosari Spanish III Adv., Spanish IV Adv., Spanish I II U. Mass. B.A. Westfield State College Ms. Eleanor Hardin Spanish I, Spanish III Adv. Duke University B.A. Antioch College M.Ed. Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Leslie A. Hastings French I II Adv., A.P. French Stanford University B.A., M.A. French Club Co-Advisor 100 Foreign Language Italian 2 Students Alfred Nazzaro, Mike Casalinuovo, Phil Barba, Scott Njisenn, David Romboli, Paul Amico, Chris Puffer, Albie Colantonio, and Dean Jackson help Mrs. Innes take a well-deserved break. Ms. Susan M. Austin Coordinator for Foreign Language German II, III, IV Eckerd College B.A. Middlebury College M.A. German Club Advisor Ms. Linda Ciccariello Latin I, II III, A.P. Latin Tufts University B.A., M.A. Advisor to Latin Club Mr. Philip J. Day Spanish I II, Spanish II Adv. U. Mass. B.B.A. School for International Training — M.A.T. Freshman FJockey Coach Mr. Alfred Duhamel French III Adv., Spanish III University of Montreal B.L. St. Mary ' s of Baltimore B.A. Middlebury College M.A. Co-A dvisor of French Club Italian I, II, III, IV Emmanuel College A.B. Italian Club Advisor Girl ' s Tennis Team Coach Ms. Victoria Loeb Latin, English Tufts University Student Union Advisor Marta Sartori Foreign Language aide Venice (Italy) Tufts University Ms. Kathleen Egan French I II Adv. Regis College B.A. Middlebury College M.A. National Honor Society Advisor i Foreign Language 101 Miss Hanawalt displays her support for WHS activities and her Sanchem Spirit. Mr. Johnson has quickly become one of the WHS students prize teachers with his caring and teaching. Dr. Frances Russell Department Head Honors British Literature Theodore A. Benton Survey of British Literature, Exploring American Literature, Grade 9 College English St. Edward ' s University B.A. Boston University M.Ed. Advisor to the Red Black Mrs. Jane McIntosh British Literature, English Skills Penn State B.A. Ms. Gail Butcher Ms. Maureen Hanawalt British Literature, Honors Writing Lab, Reading Writing I Merrimack College B.A. Ms. Mulkerin Masterpieces, Humanities Ms. Nolan Ms. Judith A. Hession A.P. English, British Literature, American Dream Regis College B.A. Brown University M.A.T. Advisor to Creative Writing Club Miriam A. Reid Reading Specialist Grade 9 English Manhattanville College B.A. Lesley College M.A. Faculty Representative for National Honor Society 102 English Written in the Stars Mrs. Cheryl Howard Writing Lab, Masterpieces, Speech, American Literature B.Y.U. B.A. University of Utah M.Ed. Curtain Cue Advisor Mr. Gerard Skinder College English 9, Brit Lit, Reading Writing II Colby College B.A. Co-Ad isor to Junior Class English Bil Johnson American Humanities, Media American Literature Yale University B.A. Colgate University M.A.T. Attendance Committee Member Curtain Cue Mrs. Bette Tsoutsouras English 9 Honors, Writing Lab, American Dream Tufts University B.A., M.A. Boston College Mrs. Elaine G. Kane English 9 Honors, American Dream Writing Lab University of Connecticut B.A. Holiday Handlin English skills to Dickens and just about anything liter¬ ary is included in the English Department. In fact, Eng¬ lish is not the right title for this section since it encom¬ passes so much more than simply our native language. English includes grammar, reading and writing skills, and literature. Here students are encouraged to enhance their creativity and develop originality of thought. To reach this goal students are exposed to the talents and philosophies of mankind ' s greatest minds. Intense courses in British Literature and world Literature provide insight into life ' s complex¬ ities. The principle behind the English Department is to give the students an under¬ standing of culture. The teaching is not all done in the classroom. Students are tak¬ en to see plays and other cul¬ tural exhibits. In the corner room of the English Depart¬ ment are many Macintosh Computers so people can have a taste of word process¬ ing. For those students more inclined to the theatrical side of life, the English Depart¬ ment offers courses in speech, media, and TV. The English Department strives to create a sense of individ¬ uality in each student. English 103 Heather Barlow describes to Mr. Maloney her concept for a Humanities class oral presentation. Mr. Maloney ' s enthusiasm for Humanities is infectious and Heather caught the fever. Mr. Rinaldi prepares his AEG I class for the film “Castle”, which proved to be a great class event. Mrs. Eleanor R. Agranat Foundations of Civilization, American and European Global Studies II Brandeis University, B.A. Boston University, School of Education, Masters of Education Mr. Joseph Cantillon American, European and Global History I, Psychology Boston College, B.A., Masters of Education Track and Cross Country Coach William A. Colella Athletic Director Issues of the 80 ' s University of N.H., BA LA Suffolk University, M.Ed. Lorin Maloney Humanities, American, European and Global History II Holy Cross BA — Classics Northeastern MED MA History Assistant Cross Country Assistant Track Coach Spring Randee Rae Martin Ancient History, American European Global I University of California at Santa Barbara, B.A. English and History Northeastern University M Education Administration Advi sor of Sophomore Class, Advisor to Model Congress Committee, Faculty Represen tative of Boys and Girls State Mr. Paul T. Mulloy A.P. U.S. History, Global History II Bowdoin College B.A. Harvard University M.A. Clarence Olsen Ancient History, Consumer Economics 104 Social Studies Ms, Martin ' s class studies the view of the world in the Middle Ages through the study of the maps produced at that time. Studying the map are Leslie Cailard, Susan Hagerty, Sosha Potzka, Alexis Massie, Patty Adlesberger, John Lane, Jermaine Jones, Ms. Martin, and Tammy Berman. William P. O ' Connor Director of Social Studies A.P. History, American, European and Global History II Boston College, B.S. Harvard University, MAT Games Club Advisor The Twilight Zone Beyond History Social Studies Social Studies is so much more than history. It is also Economics, current political issues, Psychology, and Hu¬ manities. Psychology is a great opportunity to explore the human mind without be¬ ing overwhelmed by the sci¬ entific lingo of an advanced course. Humanities is a taste of everything; art, music, lit¬ erature, and history all rolled into one. An alternative to the regular sequence of Eng¬ lish and History, Humanities is a liberal arts course. One Humanities student said, It is not for the intellectually timid. The Humanities field trip to the Renoir exhibit and the intensity of A.P. History illustrate that Social Studies is constantly helping to broad¬ en the students ' horizons. Lawrence Rinaldi Ancient History, American, European and Global History I University of Detroit B.A. Freshmen Faculty Advisor Thomas F. Walsh American, European Global Studies 2; Advanced Placement United States History; Issues of the 80 ' s; and Drug Alcohol Education Boston College B.A. Boston College M.Ed. Ms. Carlyjane Watson Instructional Aide University of Maryland B.A. NVCC — AA Fine Art Photography Aberjona — Adviser Photography Club — Adviser George G. Watson, Jr. American, European, and Global History 1 Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Amherst College A.B. Harvard University A.M.T. Tufts University M.A. New England History Teachers Assn. President Professional Development Committee I Social Studies 105 Mr. Conway assists Terry Clements with her Calculus. Tammy Berman bones up on her Algebra with Mr. Squeglia, who has the time for all of our individual requests. Mr. John J. Waite Jr. Director of math Advanced Math Boston College A.B. Boston College M.A. THE come SECTIONS Mr. Maurice A. Merrifield Trigonometry and Analysis Algebra IB, Algebra 2 University of Maine B.S. University of Maine M.S. Ms. Mary Rose Mirka Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Computer Science Boston University B.A. Wesleyan University M.A.L.S. Mr. Richard A. Conway Advanced Geometry, Algebra, Analytic Geometry, Introduction to Calculus Westfield State College B.A. — Math Ms. Lisa M. O ' Halloran Instructional Aide — Math Boston College B.A. Mr. Arthur S. Harris Basic Math, Algebra 2, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry University of Albuquerque B.A. Northeastern University MED Mr. George Oliviero 106 Math Mr. Joyce returns the National Math tests tto his students, assuring them they are all capable of Tens. Astronomical Figures Math Mr. John J. Joyce A.P. Calculus University of Mass., B.S. University of Mass., M.E. Boston College, M.A. Faculty Ticket Manager Mr. James W. Smith Algebra 1, Geometry Honors Anal. Geometry Introduction to Calculus Arizona State University M.N.S. Keene Teachers College Mr. John Kelly Analytic Geometry and Intro to Calculus, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry, Algebra IB St. Norbert College A.B. Wesleyan University M.A.L.S. Math Club Advisor Man ' s sense of precision gave him mathematics. Man ' s need for education gave him school. Now the two come together in Win¬ chester ' s Math Department. Like mathematics in general, there is a pattern sequence to the classes the students take. First comes basic alge¬ bra and trigonometry, ana¬ lytical geometry, and the AP course in calculus for schol¬ ars who enjoy a challenge. However, Math is not sim¬ ply 1 + 2 = A + B. The com¬ puter era has arrived and the Math Department is keeping WHS up to date with today ' s microchip world by offering courses in the rudiments of computer science. New this year is computer science Pas¬ cal, an AP level course in ad¬ vanced programming. Mod¬ ern teaching procedures and an enthusiastic faculty make math class an exciting exper¬ ience. Mr. J. Squeglia Pascal, Algebra 1 Boston State B.S. University of Mass MED i Mr. Richard L. Thorne Jr. Advanced Algebra 2 and Trigonometry, Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry, Algebra 2 Boston College B.S. Boston College M.A. Ms. Lois Ann Walsh Algebra 1A, Geometry, Advanced Analysis Framingham State College Regis College A.B. Math 107 Mr. Smith and Shelly Olivadoti enjoy their Chemistry lesson; he has a nack for making Chemistry fun. Mrs. Cronin makes Biology more than bits and pieces for Karen Bauman a nd Cindy Barry. Sky Lab Science Gram for gram, mole for mole, the WHS Science De¬ partment has all the elements for a great education. Whether you are studying Biology, Chemistry, or Phys¬ ics, science literally brings the world alive. Biology is a detailed study of life. Chem¬ istry breaks the world down to its basic elements intro¬ ducing the mathematical side of life. Physics combines mathematics and rationality to help us understand the mechanics of the world around us. Mr. John A. Limongiello College Biology Physical Science Salem State B.S. University of Mass. M.S. Boston University CAGS, SCI.Ed. One of the advantages of science is its ability to involve the student with what he is learning instead of having to rely solely on text books. Labs are also unforgettable academic experiences. We will always remember dis¬ secting frogs and eyeballs, concocting weird formulas in the Chemistry lab, and peer¬ ing into spectrometers in Physics. After these unique, rare experiences, life now means more than it ever did before. Mrs. Nancy Mallio Teacher-Aide Chemistry-Physics St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing R.N. Boston College School of Nursing B.S. Mr. Robert T. Boyd Introductory Physical Science Boston University B.S. Boston University M.Ed. Mr. William J.R. Marks Chemistry University of Mass., B.S. University of N.H., M.S.T. Harvard University, Ed.M. Mr. Jerome J. Burdulis Advanced Placement Biology Honors Biology College of the Holy Cross B.A. University of Mass. M.A.T. Kay Paltsios AP Biology Honors Biology Harvard University Ed.M. Simmons College B.S. 108 Science Christin Johnson, Mr. Boyd and Susan Moore discuss the wonders of IPS. Mr. Boyd is always showing us new wonderful things. Mr. Francis Finnegan Director of Science College Physics Boston University M.Ed. Mrs. Adele Grady Teacher-Aide Biology Simmons B.S. Basketball Coach — Freshmen Boys Baseball Coach — Varsity Mr. William Chase Chemistry University of N.H.B.A. Salem State College M.Ed. Mrs. Jeanne Cullen Cronin College Biology Emmanuel College B.A. Suffolk University M.Ed. Larry Smith Honors Physics, AP Physics MIT BS Chemistry Mrs. Susan Smith Chemistry Cornell University B.S. Mr. Walter F. Soule Physics University of Maine B.S. University of Wyoming M.S. Ms. Margaret Ann Sullivan Transition Program Bio. Ideas and Investigations: Biology Wellesley College B.A. Lesley College, M.Ed. Drug and Alcohol Program Science 109 Kent Fowler admires the T-shirts that Suzanne Pawlak and Debbie Whelan purchased at the Bry¬ an Adams concert the night before. Jay-R Morton, John DeMarco, John Mathson, Mark Shaw, George Nowell, Aaron West, and Darin Cromwell claim the Junior class has class. Underclassmen It is a long three years until twelfth grade, but the underclassmen at WHS have questioned the suggestion that seniors have more fun. The juniors, sophomores, and yes, even the freshmen bring their special touch to all of WHS activities. The class officers and Student Union members are an invaluable asset to our student government. The Freshmen, Junior Varsity, and Varsity underclassmen athletes constitute a large part of the skill and enthusiasm in our athletic program. Underclassmen also bring their creativity to the publications and productions at the high school, such as yearbook, Red Black, creative writing club, photography club, Art, Band, Orchestra, and Curtain Cue. Whether involved in academic, athletic, or social activities our underclassmen are surely one of a kind — the great kind, that is! no The freshman entered WHS with feel¬ ings of uncertainty and fear. They walked the halls with bowed heads and lowered eyes. But one week later, timid children had become the loudest students in the hall, calling out to all of their new friends and joking with their old ones. After sur¬ viving the first and most critical week, the freshman gained the upperclassmen ' s cru¬ cial approval. Within their first month at WHS, four class officers, president Billy Gannon, vice- president Ken Fowler, treasurer Alex Furey, and secretary Denise Chabot were elected. Without wasting any time they organized a dance and canned food drive, proving that not only can the class of ' 89 party, but they can also care for others. Although they were already anticipating future years in WHS, the freshman re¬ frained from complaining and made the best of the year. With this positive start, it ' s impossible for these freshmen to go wrong! David Higbie mastered his locker combination with ease. 112 Miss Loeb ' s freshman Latin class continued the WHS tradition with the sponsorship of a less fortunate child. Enjoying the small talk of the open area are Bill Weylman, Ben Lombard, Danny O ' Grady, Cindy Pree, Robby Kean, Meg Ellis, Marc Schwitters, Chuck Swiger, and Brian Romer. Freshman hockey player Guido Rocci uses his free periods to promote the Sachem Spirit at the School Store. Stephen Addezio Shubhada Ahya Joanna Alexander Paul Amico Jeffrey Arsenault Renee Aswad Philip Barba David Beauchamp Matthew Behnke Andre Behrmann Amy Binding Sandra Bosselaers Cort Boulanger Kathleen Boyle Joanne Brennan William Bross Jennifer Bush Steven Buttacavoli Peter Byrne William Caci Albert Cail Lauren Calareso Jennifer Campbell Jason Capone Lisa Carlson Elaine Caros Joanna Caros Stephanie Caros John Carroll Shawn Carroll Joseph Catalano Denise Chabot Christopher Cholmondeley Douglas Clarke Jessica Clayton Catherine Coakley Rowdy As freshman enter the world of WHS, many new extracurricular activities are offered, a popular one being sports. This year, the crew of Aberjona spoke with freshmen athletes, receiving many different opinions: Jason MacConkey (soccer): “Sports are great ... Maria Stevens (field hockey): “They offer a good way to make new friends and show school spirit. Alan MacDonald (freshman football): “The freshman football players need more games. - 114 ; ,r Freshman Ken Fowler was the youngest playe on this year ' s varsity soccer team. Christopher Cooper Lydia Cooper Deidre Corkery Sophia Coundjeris Factor Cromwell Jason Curley Frank Curtis Catherine Daggett Dashun Davis Jennifer Davis Lewis Deluca Philip Deluca Thomas DiChiappari Jennifer DiPietro Catherine Doherty Raymond Donlon John Doucet Nichole Downey Stacy Downey Craig Driscoll Mark Drouin David Ducharme William Dusablon Margaret Ellis Juliet Estridge Heather Evans Liana Ewald Kathryn Fenderson Colin Finn David Fiorillo Edward Fitzgerald Stephen Fitzgerald Sarah Fitzpatrick Craig Flockhart Eliot Foley Kenneth Fowler Rookies Kim Lovins (Soccer): It was fun, especially when we won. Sean Lake (football): The High School program is an im¬ provement from McCall intermurals. The equipment is better and you ' re playing for real, against teams from oth¬ er towns. These varied opinions display fresh¬ man attitudes concerning the athletic program, and its benefits and disadvan¬ tages. All are hoping that more student input will lead to an even more success¬ ful athletic record. Below left: Cross-country runner Meg Ellis interrupts her training for a quick break. r We CAN Do It! The freshman class joined the hundreds of superstars who have donated time and energy to people who are less fortunate than they. In¬ spired by Band Aid, Live Aid, and U.S.A. for Africa, the stu¬ dents collected canned foods during all three lunches over a seven day pe¬ riod. The food drive was or¬ ganized by the four sopho¬ more officers and their advi¬ sor Laurence Rinaldi, and was timed perfectly to coincide with Thanksgiving. By the Tuesday before Thanksgiving the students of W.H.S. had donated six hundred cans. The cans were given to How¬ ard Chase, who in turn gave them to the Enka Society. The food was then distribut¬ ed locally. After the drive was over students were still bringing in food, so an addi¬ tional two cases of cans were donated to the Woburn So¬ cial Concern Center and used in Christmas baskets for needy Winchester and Wo¬ burn residents. This drive proved that the class of ' 89 thinks of others instead of themselves, especially at holiday times. Freshman class advisor Mr. Rinaldi was thrilled by the overwhelming response to the freshman can drive. Evander French Robert Fuchs Alexander Furey Melanie Gallagher Jeffery Gangi Jonathan Gangi William Gannon Victor Gatto Sarah Gaumer Chris Gilpatric William Gordon John Gray Kai Gray Colleen Green Jason Green Edward Hackett Neil Harrington Richard Haskell Isaac Hasson Shawna Hazel Elizabeth Herlihy Martin Herlihy David Higbie Kim Hoffnagle Meredith Hudson Brady Hurley Glenn Jacobs Kristen Johnson Sarah Jones Michael Jordan David Jurewicz Andrea Kazanjian Adam Keats Kathleen Kenny Jamie Kerman Amy Kirk Cheryl Kirk Douglas Knouse Jennifer Konash Jason Kuberski 116 Victor Gatto congratulates freshman class president Billy Gannon on a job well done at the freshman theme dance. The Caros twins(Joanna and Stephanie) party down at the first freshman dance with adopted sister Geri Miller. Jerry Kyn Sean Lake David Landry Sara Latanision Carolee Leahy Christopher Lee Heather Lin Benjamin Lombard Timothy Looney Lauraly Lovering Kimberly Lovins Kathleen MacArthur Jason MacConkey Alan MacDonald Brandon MacNeili Traci Macone Dawn Maenpaa Tom Maher Lidice Majluf Melanie Mandracchia Joanne Mangano Lauren Mangiacotti Thomas Mannion Paul Marshall Kent Matsueda Kimberly McAdams Jennifer McCarthy Kimberly McCarthy Dana McClintock Kris McClintock Jodi McCoy Robert McCoy Cara McDonough Daniel McGee Michael McGeehan David McIntosh Eamon McKelvey Mary McLellan Dwight McMillan Alexander McNamee 117 Christopher Micciche Frank Micciche Matthew Micciche Nicholas Miliaras Geraldine Miller Laurie Minniti John Moore Sharon Moore Susan V. Moore Mary E. Mowrey Scott A. Mowrey Jennifer Murray John Murray Kristin Nau Richard C. Nazzaro John B. O ' Callaghan John G. O ' Callaghan Amy C. O ' Donnell Elizabeth O ' Donnell Daniel O ' Grady III Thomas O ' Grady John O ' Herron John F. Oldach Shelley Olivadoti Julie Olivieri Anthony F. Pacione Brooks A. Park Mark L. Patti Laurie Pedulla Maureen Pires Steven Poftak Jennifer Polli Freshman Frenzy Freshman spirit is (clockwise, L to R) . .. ... Chad Haskell putting in those extra minutes of studying in the library. . .. Chris Cholmondeley, Keith Jones, and Tim Rahmeier making the most of their weekend. ... Michael McGeehan and Kimberly McCarthy running to their next class. ... Heather Lin, Cindy Pree, Sarah Jones, Lauraly Lovering, Mary Mowrey, Jessica Clayton, Joanna Caros, and Betsy McLellan enduring cafeteria food. . . . David Beauchamp, Kathy Boyle, Jennifer Bush, Amy Binding, Jeff Arsenault, Bill Bross, and Steve Buttacavoli eagerly learning the ropes from Tim Budrewicz and Bonnie-Jean Casey. . . . Dana McClintock, Tom Maher, Marc Winn, Victor Gatto, Matt Micciche, Ben Lombard, Jody Moody, and Isaac Hasson making the most of their lunch break. 118 Michael Polston Tederic Potzka Marc Powers Cynthia Pree Allison Price Timothy Rahmeier Julie Rehfeld Adam Rice David Rice Joan Riley Guido Rocci David Romboli Matthew Rotondi William Ryerson Mary Sampson James Saunders Emily Schmale Michael Schoenegge Marc Schwitters Kelly Scott John Segota Julie Sexeny Andrew Shao Patrick Sismilich Terrance Slater Stephanie Smith David Snyder Charles E. Spencer Alison V. Stackpole Aaron Stevens Andrew Sudbury Christine Sullivan If you ' re looking for school spirit, just talk to a few fresh¬ men. The freshmen are known for their wild enthusi¬ asm for school. No, the fresh¬ men are not psyched up for tests; however, they always cheer the loudest at the pep rallies. The high school is new and exciting to freshmen, and to the class of 89 , it is an op- portunity to make new friends and meet new peo¬ ple. The activities have much more variety then in McCall. Eagerly, the freshmen join the language clubs, other academic clubs, and team sports. In the Band, the freshmen are the last to complain about extra Saturday prac¬ tices and the last to groan on a sports team when the coach orders one more lap around the track. One can al¬ ways recognize a freshman because of attitude, and not lack of height. Happy smiles identify freshmen. The Sen¬ iors have their slump, and the freshmen have spirit. No school is complete without it. 119 The World Of Freshmen Best Worst Born In the U.S.A. Mohawk Back to the Future The Cosby Show Awesome My locker won ' t open The Courtyard Soccer Porche Movies Pizza Friday WZOU Album Hairstyle Movie T.V. show Expression Excuse Place to Hangout Sport Car Place to go on a date Lunch Day of the Week Radio Station Thriller Punk Mad Max II The Brady Bunch Zeek The dog ate it Library Field Hockey V.W. Buggy The Dump School ' s Monday WHTT Discussing their opinions on The World of Freshmen are Kristen Johnson, Sara Latanision, and Kathy Kenny. Robert Terry Christine J. Tighe Laura A. Tozza Christina Tringale Matthew K. Umscheid Karen M. Verhaegen Jeremy Walsh Andrew Ward William Weylman Martin D. Whittemore Amy Wilson Sarah Wilson Marc P. Winn Tonya Woolcott Shane Wyse 120 Photo personalities from left to right, top to bottom: First row: Pic. 1: Jenny Campbell. Pic. 2: Nick Miliaras. Pic. 3: Joanna Caros, Stephanie Caros. Second row: Pic. 4: Christen Tighe, Laura Tozza. Pic. 5: Dawn Manpaa. Pic. 6: Dean Jackson. Third row: Pic. 7: Albie Cail. Pic. 8: Lydia Cooper. Pic. 9: Jermaine Jones. 121 The class of ' 88, the class of the future, has the largest number of students in the whole school. The sophomore year at Winchester High School is one of the most important years in student ' s life. Many find jobs for the first time in their young lives, and for many, this is the year of the driver ' s permit. The sophomore year at Winches¬ ter High brings along with it the exper¬ iences of writing lab, Model Congress, and National History Day. This particular Sophomore class, Class of ' 88, will be one of the greatest classes in Winchester High School history. With a successful semi already behind them, the class looks forward to an exciting future. Many great things are yet to come: driver ' s license, SAT ' s, and, of course, senioritis! With an attitude of let nothing stand in our way, this sophomore class will leave a permanent mark in the history of Win¬ chester High School. Enjoying the space of the “new and improved courtyard are Joan Matelli, Lauren Murray, Jennifer Thorne, Kelly Dobson, Liz McCann, Levni Yilmaz, Holly Shepard, and Laura Bunting. 122 Taking Tumblette practice in stride are Diane Kakridas, Suzanne Pawlak, Naquel McClearn, Diane Williams, Debbie Whelan, Susan Hagerty, and Susie Bonnell. Junior Louis Frate leads sophomores Dawn Kullman, Ellen Rinaldi, and Sascha Potzka in disrupting the silence of the Social Studies open area. 123 Sophomore Marilyn Cummings and Amy Derry consider school to be enough work for them! Robert F. Abbanat Jorge A. Acevedo William A. Adams The Work Patricia Adelsberger Sonia Ahmed Vivek N. Ahya Rebecca J. Airey Cyrus R. Akbarian Michael F. Aldrich Omar Ali Charles Almquist Bethany Angeles Candice M. Ashenden Henry Goddard Askew Orissa C. Baker David Banks Kenneth Barclay Cynthia E. Barry Laurie M. Barton Karen Bauman Paul B. Beck Many unexpected expenses face the teenagers of Winchester when they reach the second year of high school. These penniless students are faced with two dilemmas: first, they must interview for positions; second, totally rearrange their schedules to accommodate their working hours. In search of pocket money, sophomore students can be found moonlighting in downtown Win- Steven Behrmann Patricia A. Belding Craig A. Bell John J. Bella Alexandra Bennett Marielle R. Bentley Brian P. Benton Tammy Berman Alison J. Berry Mark A. Berry Melissa A. Black Wendy Boerner Murray Bollinger Lisa Bonfilio Susan Bonnell 124 Former class president of the Class of ' 88 Sonia Ahmed knows the meaning of hard work. ing World Below, left: Melissa Black, Ashley Reeve, Sarah Tobiason, and Leah Schwab are having too much fun in sophomore year to make time for a job. Chester and Woburn Plaza. Supermar¬ kets like Purity Supreme and Star Mar¬ ket are eager to welcome these new ad¬ ditions to their work force. Hard work and long hours at these local shops pay off when that big paycheck comes along. When this newly made money meets the holes in the pockets of these Sophomores many find themselves wondering if work really does pay off! Judith M. Borsody Ulrike S. Botz Michelle Boudreau Michael Bowers Ritika Bowry Julienne Brackett Patience Browne Marie J. Buccherie Dennis S. Buchheim Reinaldo Bustamante Leslie Callard Alexi Carayanopoulos Michael Casalinuovo Michael H. Chen Wing-Harn Chen Kristen L. Chute Daniel H. Ciarcia Jennifer S. Ciotti Laurie A. Clements Janice Coakley Albert Colantonio Laura E. Colella Kristin M. Coliano Mario R. Colucci Beth A. Conley Joseph W. Costello Karen Cramer Todd L. Crandall Corene Cree Stephen Cronin Sharon L. Cullen Marilyn Cummings Annette M. Curran Nancy Davis Raina Deluca Best The World of Sophomores Worst Aerosmith ' s Greatest Hits Mohawk Back To The Future The Cosby Show Oh, My Head I Forgot Boston Football Porche Boston Pizza Friday WBCN Album Hair Cut Movie T.V. Show Expression Excuse Place To Hangout Sport Car Place To Go On A Date Lunch Day Of The Week Radio Station Like A Virgin Whiffle Pee Wee ' s Big Adventure General Hospital Oh, Sick The Dog Ate It Downtown Winchester Golf Station Wagon Downtown Winchester School Lunch Monday WHTT While observing another swim team win Kathy McGuillicuddy rocks to what she considers to be the best album of the year. Todd J. Delvecchio Amy Derry Palash Desai Martin Devrieze Kelly E. Dobson Annemarie Doherty Emily Doherty Glen A. Doherty Michael Doherty Edward Duffy Benjamin Dulong Tan Van Duong Michael Durbois Shane E gan Laura D. Elia Elaine Eliadis Eric W. Emeneau Paul T. Erbanfina Paula A. Fairweather Gregory M. Falcione Marc S. Falzano William W. Farrar Michael L. Feeley Lawrence P. Ferazani Michael Ficociello Michael Fieleke Elizabeth Flavin Valerie Fleck Michelle L. Fleming Mary Ellen Flynn Thomas J. Foley Carolyn Forester Jonathan Furey Kathleen A. Furey Mark A. Gechijian Francis J. Gianci Gino J. Giangrande Joni E. Gigante Joseph Gill John Giovino 126 Sophomore Jen Thorne shows David Sobkowicz and Levni Yilmaz that the courtyard is second only to Boston as the best sophomore hangout. Elinor R. Goodwin Heather Graves Kathleen Green Victor Grigorieff John M. Guilderson John A. Hackett Jr. Michael Haddad Susan Hagerty Debra Harrington Phylis A. Hawkins Scott A. Herlihy Douglas E. Holt Steven Horiatis Tracie M. Hoskins Matthew W. Howell Jeanne Hudson R. Andrew Hunter Tal Jacobi William Johansen Jermaine Jones Diane K. Kakridas Michael Kares Beth Ann Karis Robert E. Kean Catherine C. Keane Jonathan D. Keay Jane A. Keith Margaret Kelley Julie Kenerson Alyson C. Kessel Katherine Kingsbury John Kirkpatrick Talenea Kozelian Therese Krajewski Arwen Kraus Jason M. Kreth Dawn Kullman Adam Laats Renee A. Lacascia Guy Lake 127 Stephen Landry John W. Lane IV Matthew Langley Joanna Lawler Margaret Lee William F. Lee Keith A. Leonard Thomas Leonard Melissa R. Letteri Christopher Leydon Dan T. Limerik Christine Looney Mark A. Lundin Philip M. Lynch Sean Lyons Sara M. Macnamara Patricia E. Mahoney Nathan E. Malloy K. Martinelli Alexis Massie Maura A. Matarese Joan C. Matelli Andrew Maurer Michael McCandless Elizabeth McCann Brian McCarthy Naquel McClearn David H. McClintock James M. McCoy Robert P. MtDonough Sean J. McDonough Sean P. McElhinney Sophomore Slump Most high school students do not real¬ ize that a Sophomore Slump occurs until they are seniors. But whether we want to admit it or not, it does exist. Sophomore Slump is the in-between year of being so far from McCall, yet still too far from graduation. It is compara¬ ble to the annual mile run in gym that students must complete each year. In the mile run there is a sense of accom¬ plishment in knowing that after the first two laps you still haven ' t started walking yet, but there is still a sneaking suspicion that the exhaustion hasn ' t started yet. For sophomores, the finish line is a June day that is still two years away. The nov¬ elty of freshman year is history. The firsts of the ninth grade — first dance, first day at WHS, first classes, first lock¬ ers, first teachers — they all fade into the past during the tenth grade. And yet the first-time events that really matter are still out of reach. Driver ' s licenses are unobtainable for most sophomores. And what good is a car at school if you don ' t have open campus? And even if you rent a limo, the prom is still a year away! There is one consolation for our patient sophomores: there are always freshmen who have one less year to chalk up on their record! 128 Kathy McGillicuddy James S. Mclnerny Paal G. McLaughlin Courtenay McMillan Kelly A. Meehan Donna Merullo William S. Minkowitz Eric D. Mortensen Alexandra Mueller Ann Mueller Aimee Murdock Scott D. Murphy William A. Murphy Lauren C. Murray Audrey Nacamuli Kathleen Neuner Jennifer A. Norberg Deborah J. Nowell John M. O ' Brien Richard C. O ' Brien Sebastian B. O ' Brien Kelly A. O ' Callaghan Colleen O ' Connor Eileen O ' Connor Kathleen O ' Connor Christopher O ' Donnell Kathryn O ' Reilly Brenda E. Outwater Suvendu Pal L. Papalimberis Cynthia M. Pascuito Marla L. Patti Brenda Outwater, Rob Abbanat, and Jen Norberg help Aaron Shepard out with his tiring schoolwork. David Walsh finds it hard to concentrate on his chemistry lab. Audrey Nacamuli takes a deep breath during first period and prepares to face six more. Janice Coakley, Diane Kakridas. and Susie Bonnell make the best of cafeteria lunches. Mac It! For sophomores, the Macintosh is a household word. Writing Lab comes during the sophomore year for a Win¬ chester High School student and eyes light up as students see this machine transform a one page rough draft into a three page research paper, title and all. Everything seems so simple with this God-send. With Mrs. Nolan ' s permis¬ sion, any Joe — WHS student can be a child prodigy by following a foolproof procedure. First, Joe WHS sits down at a computer, reaches deep into his folder, and pulls out a piece of badly scrawled paper. He then places the paper on the table and types the paper in, finger by finger. Once in a while, Joe WHS pauses, reaches for a thesaurus, pulls any impressive word out, and pokes it into the terminal. After typing the pa¬ per in, he starts on a new page. He picks out a cute little font (type style) which will dazzle the teacher and types in any title that resembles a famous quote. When finished, a triumphant Joe WHS can drag the little gadget called the mouse to the print command and cock his ear, waiting in anticipation for the cranking of the printer. After a few wheezes and whines, three pages of beautifully typed paper will emerge from the printer. This result is a paper that will dazzle and impress most any¬ body in the school. Once again, Joe WHS has proven that Macs and sopho¬ mores are an ideal combination. Suzanne M. Pawlak Lesley A. Pedulla Emrehan Pelin Amy Perritano Vasilios Petras Eric R. Pharo Lori A. Piccione Andre Poonen Benjamin R. Porter Sascha Potzka Sandra J. Powers Shawn Powers Christopher Puffer Donna A. Ray Jane Reardon Ashley K. Reeve Stephen C. Reeve Sarah Regan Anne M. Reno Reginald S. Reynolds Robin G. Richardson Ellen K. Rinaldi Hector Rios Amy Robertson Seth C. Rosenberger Amanda Roy Emily Rubenstein Giullana Ruotolo Laura P. Rutherford Michelle R. Schenck Lea Q. Schwab Andrew Sexeny Charles E. Shannon Aaron Shepard 130 upper left: Melissa Black, Alison Berry, Elaine E liadis, and Sarah Tobiason are hard at work. lower left: Mrs. Nolan, the Macintosh advisor, smiles away, upper right: Laura Colella, Chris Leydon, and Randall Hesse show off their masterpieces, lower right: Lauren Murray, Joan Matelli, Mr. Johnson, and Rob Kean finalize a paper before going to the Macintosh. Kimberly Shubrooks Deborah Skahan Elizabeth Small Michael Smith Alexandra Sour Ingrid Spanjaard Nancy L. Spencer Mary Spezzafero Jonathan W. Sudbury Philip Svahn Elizabeth Sweeny Joohi Tahir Joseph C. Tahnk Kristin Taurasi Thomas Terry Jennifer Thorne Sarah E. Tobiason Jason Upper George Venuti Michelle M. Vozzella David Walsh Richard E. Walsh Steven Walsh Edwin Welch Debbie J. Whelan Lisa White Alexis Wiedwald Clayton K. Wight Diane Williams Gregory J. Winn Young J. Won Akira V. Yatsuhashi Nicholas Zervoglos k 131 Photo personalities from left to right, top to bot¬ tom: First Row: Pic. 1: Sara Tobiason, Kristen Riley. Pic. 2: Debbie Whelan, Naquel McClearn, Su¬ zanne Pawlak. Pic. 3: Seth Rosenberger. Pic. 4: Ellen Rinaldi, Sascha Potska. Second Row: Pic. 5: Kathy Furey, Emily Rubenstein. Pic. 6: Michael Chen. Pic. 7: Susan Hagerty, Beth Conley. Third Row: Pic. 8: Flank Askew. Pic. 9: Colleen O ' Con¬ nor. Pic. 10: Stephen Reeve. Pic. 11: Anne Marie Doherty. Pic. 12: Paul Erbafina. Fourth Row: Pic. 13: Julienne Brackett, Joan Matelli, Elizabeth McCann, Laura Colella, Laura Rutherford. Pic. 14: Tammy Berman. 132 133 On the first day of school the class of 87 was confident. Striding down the halls and smiling at friends they had not seen for two months. The third year is when juniors can be on open campus, and also the year they can drive out to lunch instead of walking to Brighams or C + Gs. Finally the new juniors are upperclassmen. So why shouldn ' t the juniors look enthusi¬ astic about school. With a successful semi-formal as well as other activities to look forward to the ju¬ niors tackled the year with zeal. Though PSAT ' s gave headaches to many, the tests were soon over and done with. Activities such as Drug and Alcohol and Roxbury Tu¬ toring were highly attended with eager ju¬ niors ready to lend a helping hand. The sports program flourished this year with the help of many juniors ' personal bests. Leaving new and higher goals for their coming senior year, the juniors finished the year with a smile of satisfaction. Strange things happen to Deirdre Skahan, Lisa Dickinson, Kim Small, Mellissa Caci, and Lisa Pacione after early morning band practice. 134 Alicia Scanlan, Jennifer Capobianco, Diane Collins, and Martha Digiovanni don ' t need to wait for the weekend to have fun. Discussing their weekend plans before their AEG II class are Bill Petersen, Scott Nijssen, Dave Colozzi, and Stephen Preston. 135 Sandra Riley shows a devious face as she deco¬ rates her friend ' s locker Joseph Abdella Finally Kathleen R. Ahearn Catherine M. Ahearn William J. Aldrich Jeanne M. Anderson Robert A. Arcari Paul Augello Benjamin Ault Edward Barrett III Gavin B. Barton Mary E. Baruffaldi Vincent M. Benincasa Theresa Bett Vanessa Biggs Katie Binding Alethea Black Mark Bokil James A. Bonfilio Jason Boone Mark P. Bortman James A. Bowers Kathryn E. Bowker Lynn M. Braga Richard M. Burke Jennifer A. Bussell David Butt Kimberly M. Byron Melissa A. Caci Jude Capachietti Jennifer Capobianco Katherine Carroll David E. Carter Amy J. Carzo Lindsay W. Caulfield Lauren Chabot Linda Christopher It ' s your 16th birthday and you can final¬ ly get your permit! Every person waits eagerly for that wonderful day. First, you have to sign up for Driver ' s Educa¬ tion, which is given once every other month. All you have to do is give up half an hour after school every day (except for Fridays) for about 3 weeks. Of course, you also have to pay for six les¬ sons, which last one hour each. There are fifteen classes all together and you are allowed to miss only three. If you have your permit and have taken your six lessons, you must patiently wait until you are sixteen and a half. Then it ' s time to take your driving test and get your 136 . An excited Leslie Strazzullo puts the finishing touches on her friend ' s locker. Richard D. Clemente Maria Cloherty Shannon Cogan Alison Cogliani John D. Colantino Tracey A. Collum David Colozzi Andrew Cook Rachel Cooper Andreas C. Coppi Williams Coppins Dean Costantino Daniel F. Costello David Coughlin Rachel Covino Janet Crawford Darin Cromwell Anthony J. Cucinatti Jean M. Cullen Neil Cullen Scott D. Cullen Leilani M. D ' Agostino Rosemarie DeCicco Cathy DeCologero John F. DeMarco Lori Ann Deteso Edward Dever Kellie E. Dewar Anand M. Dhingra Giro DiBiase Jr. Maria S. DiChiappari Lisa M. Dickinson Martha A. DiGiovanni Risa DiVincenzo Gregory Doherty Maureen M. Dokus Sixteen! license. This translates to No more ask¬ ing your parents for rides because you can go almost anywhere at almost any¬ time! — that is, if you have your own car! Owning your own car does not al¬ ways turn out to be as wonderful as it sounds, however. First of all, you have to pay for the insurance, unless your parents decide to pay it for you. Even then, you have to pay for gas and main¬ tenance for your car. Having your li¬ cense is a mixed blessing; it brings with it more costs, responsibilities, and inde¬ pendence. But best of all, you can finally escape for a decent, quick lunch! Two lucky seniors with their licenses and their own cars (a juniors ' dream!) — Dawn Brown and Joe Calareso 137 Having found a quiet place in the library, Sandra Riley studies away. P.S. Good Luck The PSAT marks the first inning of junior year panic. For many juniors, this prompts hours of study; however, many are not so in¬ spired. The PSAT gives ju¬ niors a preliminary taste of the fear the SAT will instill the following May. PSAT ' s do not count towards college admission unless a student receives a high enough score to become a National Merit Finalist, and WFfS is proud to have five finalists this year. Other tests frequently tak- en by students are the Achievement Tests. Three of these tests are required by most colleges. The Achieve¬ ment tests specialize areas of knowledge and give students an opportunity to recall as much Biology or Spanish class as they have locked away. Both the PSAT ' s and Achievement Tests distin¬ guish a student as college- bound and ready to talk to the admissions representa¬ tives of Mini-College. Mini- College is held after school in the cafeteria and allows stu¬ dents to discover whether the college of their dreams offers the programs that they desire to shape a successful life after graduation from WHS. Theresa E. Donaghey Lisa Donovan Kenneth M. Double Kathleen M. Duffy Tam Van Duong Nicole Durbois Anthony Duros Karim Ek Paige E. Elwell Shaun Epps Eric J. Ewald Daniel J. Fallon Kerry M. Fallon Maria S. Famolare David Ford Christine Forester Richard C. Fortin Louis A. Frate Stephen T. Fuchs Michael F. Furey Robert M. Gaeta Michele Gangi James Garcia Robert T. Glynn Michael P. Golden Arthur L. Gordon Steven Goudsouzian Meghan Guarnotta Nicola Hagerty Michael P. Haggerty Michael B. Hall Robert Hallisey Kathleen Harrington Tracey M. Held Chris Herlihy Rafael Hernandez Randall Hesse Carl S. Hirschfeld Heather L. Hoffman Arthur Horiatis 138 Joseph S. Palumbo Alyssa Parker Sarah E. Parker Cybeie Parsignault Paul Pasciuto Joseph C. Pavao Stewart Peck Jennifer Perkins Sallyann Perry Maria C. Peta William Petersen Thomas C. Phillips Rene Piazza Mary Beth Poduska Guy Pollino Stephen Preston Heather Price Jessica D. Purdy Kristen Pywell Scott Racek Tina Ravanis Charlotte Reece Janette E. Rehfeld David S. Reinfeld Michael C. Rice Brian J. Riley John Riley Sandra J. Riley Robyn Rogers Susan J. Roll Jeffrey L. Rolli Christian L. Romero Kimberley Small and friends gossip their time away. Thomas Karis knows what he wants to do. (Would you bother him?) 1 } 141 The World Best Of Juniors Worst The Unforgettable Fire Mohawk Back To The Future The Cosby Show So Evil I Forgot White Ften Football Porche A Party McDonald ' s Friday WBCN Album Hair Style Movie T.V. Show Expression Excuse Place To Hangout Sport Car Place To Go on a Date Lunch Day of the Week Radio Station Kara Anne Rossi Kristin E. Rothman Giuseppe Sabatino Alexa L. Samoiloff Nancy Sampson Sandra Ann Sansone Mary Kate Santry Alicia B. Scanlan Widmer Schmale Peter Senna Loreto Serrano Ronald Settipane Mark W. Shaw Joanne Shusta Marc A. Signorino Deirdre Skahan Melissa Skehan Sean Slater Timothy Sloane Kimberley Small Susan C. Solomon Eric R. Sopper Robert Southworth Lisa M. Spencer Scott Sterling Brian D. Strange Leslie Strazzullo Colin Stryker Kent W. Suhrbier 142 Wendy Ward, Jennifer Potter and Christin Collins know that the courtyard is the place to be. Mike Haddad, Mike Murray watch Frank Gianci take a tumble. Lisa Tonaszuck and Heather Price make due with the cafeteria food. Could Robert Gaeta be the next Rambo? Kathy Bowker is psyched that Friday has come at last! Lauren L. Suvak Michelle Sweeny Lisa Tonaszuck David M. Tucci Marie T. Turcotte Jun Urano Jorge Vanga Gregory Veitch Kristen Veitch Chris Verhaegen Larence Vernaglia Michael J. Vozzella Ann Walsh Michael Walsh Andrew Waltman John P. Ward Lisa Ward Christopher B. Welch Wendy Wentworth Aaron W. West Dawn Whelan Cynthia Whitehead Cary M. Williams Jane K. Williamson Michael Wipperman Emile Wolsky Heidi Worthen Gregory T. Wyler Levni R. Yilmaz Joseph Zuccola III 143 Photo personalities from left to right, top to bottom: First Row: Pic. 1: John McCarthy. Pic. 2: Allison Fennell, Carrie Rowley. Pic. 3: Lisa Spencer, Theresa Bett, Maura Looney. Pic. 4: Pat Hynes. Pic. 5: Mike Hall. Pic. 6: Kathy Ahearn, Vanessa Biggs. Second Row: Pic. 7: Lynn Braga. Pic. 8: Jenny Matrundola, Lauren Chabot. Pic. 9: Kevin Cassidy, Scott Sterling, Neil Cullen, Levni Yilmaz. Third Row: Pic. 10: Charlotte Reece, Kristen Veitch, Maura Looney, Maria Cloherty, Jane Williamson. Pic. 11: Sal- lyann Perra. Pic. 12: Christian Romero. Pic. 13: Mike Vozzella, Dawn Whelan, Sean Slater, Greg Wyler, Susan Solo¬ mon, Rich Clemente. Fourth Row: Pic. 14: Dan Meserve. Pic. 15: Terry Don- aghey, Michelle Sweeny. Pic. 16: George Nowell. Pic. 17: Lisa Dickinson. Pic. 18: Robyn Rogers. Fifth Row: Pic. 19: Cybele Parsignault, Elyse Sarmanian. Pic. 20: Lori DeTeso, Mike Dubois. Pic. 21: Aaron West. Sixth Row: Pic. 22: Susie Roll, Martha Digiovanni. Pic. 23: Wendy Ward. Pic. 24: Naheed Katib. Pic. 25: Misty Ocheltree, Darcy Morgan. 144 i � «Vm «’ nV •- � V When you are a senior, even the seconds seem to go by slowly. Paula Queen checks the clock as she waits for her Biology class to end. Celebrating their accomplishment of twelve sales in the senior magazine drive are (left to right): Tricia Bracken, Maryellen Feeney, Kathy Burke, Daphne Pezaris, Bonnie Casey, Linda Rossettos, Christine Cortina, Julie Cuarnotta, Tara Gurry, Kristen MacEachern, Marianne Murray, Ana Perez, Tim Budrewicz, Marialice Curran, Robbie Cooke, and Lisa Giannotti. Seniors From September 4,1985 to June 8, 1986, 280 of us at WHS will be seniors. As we count the days until graduation, the year may seem like an eternity, but consider¬ ing what goes on in the last year of high school, nine months hardly seems long enough. The first part of senior year is spent preparing for the future. This means visiting and applying to schools, interviewing for jobs or colleges, spending half of the year in the guidance office, and yes, writing those exciting application essays. Anyone who puts off this for too long ends up with these tasks on top of school- work, which contributes to the senior slump , the second part of senior year. This term is also referred to in its proper medical term — senioritis. No one has deter¬ mined yet whether this is a mental or physical illness or both, and no one has been able to find a cure either. This affliction worsens as spring approaches and the final stage of senior year arrives. Since acceptances have been mailed, and the senior year ' s work is complete, it is time to take a brief glance backwards. When we collect our memories we will save the happy ones and leave all others behind to make room for the experiences we will have in the future. Just as each of us has had a unique and special past here at WHS, each of us will have a unique and special future after June 8, 1986. The year we spend finishing high school and beginning our adult lives is a once in a lifetime experience. Red Giants 146 1 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Christopher G. Alexander Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall All you have to do is call . . . And I ' ll be there — You ' ve got a friend. — James Taylor God I need a C! Long talks w KR + MG — Fries at C + G ' s — The Square Rules — DEAL WITH THE SITUATION! Good times w KR, HS, BK, MG, LM, LH + the CC 11 Grassmere Ave. R B 2, 3, 4 St. U 3, 4 C C 3, 4 Radio 1, 2, 3, 4 t Kathleen M. Allen Looks Like We Made It! Stonies Will Last Forever! ARNF — The Vines. Same BULI_, Different Day. Michi, Stay Gold! Paula, ARNF — Sarah Angela! ARNF — Alex ' s Magic Hands! Party Times w PQ, LD, BA, MA, PA, MW MC, AV, BH, KA, MS, Always! ARNF-SDL! 271 Cross Street Heather Barlow Kyle Bairnsfather The Legion Rules!! Haffenreffers are 1 You all are EVIL! Best laughs with — Goon (Shaw), BIBBLE, Queer- street (Zesty) Al, Costy Demarko, Max, Words of the 80 ' s GOODIES, BADDIES, HEFFS, CHA, Lets go spark up some a) Kents b) Heffs c) Daves car on gooses lawn 1 Copley St. Ft. bl. 124 W.T. 34 S.P. 1234 John Barbuto Nun A That PonSUN SO! THE TANK Rate A Babe A Couple Cuties! Nan Soph Sem — No LIC, SBTJ MBIWU LCJG LSYNCH (shades)! BT ' s W TIGGA, SBon EGGS! Nev FORGET Ivan (moon) — Chuka DC BIBBLE (BEACH DAY) Vermont — TF Bl, B2, Cl, B ' s, LETS GO! D in the P Blood Clot PASMJBCGVCMCMDDBCM Ma 39 Thompson Street Hock 1, 2, 3, 4 SP.T 3, 4 StU. 1, 4 Christopher Aronson Good Times with DB, SB, GB, TJ, AP JB, PM, PW 1st period study The Cape in 85 TENNIS all the way in 86 Sunday afternoons at RB CAN YOU HIT YESTERDAY PS? 86 has finally arrived The TREAT 20 Ridgefield Road Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Alicia Christine Angeles Most Likely To Succeed Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way ED GRIMELY Goldmobile Den Phys¬ ics Handshake, cheerleading Straw- bear, VOA? 2nd w JB My jokes Hi Hun! A2 + D2= ILYDRD PT talking w CC, 398 Highland Ave PW ' s Where ' s is the water? Swimming at PD ' s Beppy Jen I LOVE YOU MOM DAD 2 Aristotle Drive D A 34 St. U 23 R B 234 Cheers 234 Juliane Mannion Best Smile JULES — Ya ' II helped make moving easier! Cheerleaders + TPing. Per. 5 study 1 — RB-2 jands ENKA — truck KD KJ DT ZL! VOA? Thanx AA PD CC HI JU PW CW Houston! BBC B OJ! Tracye MR CD CS MA MH Gremlin BP Thanks K.l. I Love You Mom Dad Tommy, Pete, Steve + TBFE Abbe. 31 Robinhood Road Cheers — 4 Paula DiRocco Best Body 398 Highland, pool hopping, Barbed wire 3AM! PW ' s sleepovers. Zoo Mass quest, Fri. Freezes, Cheering, tpin 83TG, van, 4 white socks. Sugar- loaf mtn sliding, Tomb cops, ssst, cooch feet, wc, WHS bleachers, luau, Potent Noise, GT in Georgia, Thanks CC, CC AA, DP, HI, KG, PW, LR, GS, M D ILY 4 Hillside Ave. Cheers 2 3 4, St. U 1 2 3 4 D A 3 4 Patrons Coach Katy Sullivan and Kathleen M. Sullivan R.N. ►eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Steven Court Bonnell Best Car OT Christmas lights Bears 2jands GT ' s w SD MP NG JH JC JC DB PO TJ CG PPP Flowers Nick my car ' s green 5.0 MUSTANG GT We got rock and roll music blastin out the t- tops THE BOSS LIVE Bonehead Delta Pie Delta Nav arMRSC sBcc KKt-bird 9 BBPL Feb Flings ILY Mom + dad THANKS 88 Arlington Street Lac 123 Patricia Reilly Bracken Toys R Us Kid! Bobsy Twins Rule! Great times w NS, LS, DY, GG, TP, HA RD, MH + GD. Jr Skip Day — Better late than never — KIT — SS Memories — Smurf Coach J + War¬ riors. Arl kids — Farm, You — OUT! — HB Nuns at FP! GT in HS Celts 1 LB Best is yet to come — BA Thanks Judy, JJJ + Laura B! ILY M D! 15 Maxwell Road Aber 4, R B 3, St.U 3, 4, D A 3, Span. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H. 2, 3, 4 Sf. B 1, B.B 1, 2, 3, 4 Hannah Ruth Abrams 10 Miles Behind Me And 10,000 More To Go Good Times W T.B. L.B. M.H. G.D. J.B. S.C. ALL! Turn Those Suckers At W.V.N.H. W G.A. B.F. B.T. ILY MUCH, Adam Mar¬ tha, Matt DAD — Don ' t You Know That You ' re My Hero You Were The Wind Beneath My Wings! Span. 3, F.H. 1, 3, 4, B.B. 1 Derek j. Binding TURK — HOOTER — AMPHB ASSLT VHCL WRESTLEMANIA 85 — HULK HOT-ROD USMC SEMPER FI —VERMONT 86 SACHEM HOCKEY KEEP THE FAITH UMO? — REZ — OH CMON — QUAR¬ TERS — OT REEBS AT SD — NO I DON ' T GET? MAD TIMES WITH THE GUYS — DIO HEY DEB 6 2 84 — THANX MOM DAD 16 North Gateway Base 1 Ft.bl. 123 Hock 1234 Katherine M. Morandi JB I Love You Crazy 4-U 12-20-84 Thanks KF + RR Awsome-4-some Lt. BB So I Says Good to go I found it SMITH 85 Booca Steve Tyler Joe Perry Best times w KF, CM, KJ, DO, LG, PE, AB The Partys over..OR has it just begun DAD? Thanks for Everything MOM DAD NAN I Love U. 14 Hill Street Anita Borsody Good times with good friends Smoke on the water — NH Smith ' 85 ' The Triplets ID? — SC Thurs- days Girls nite out — it means trou¬ ble! Heart Ed + Fred — The magic attic Thanks Mom + Dad!! 21 New Meadows Road Christopher John Bett A gathering of Angels appeared above our heads. They sang to us a song of Hope. This is what they said: Take the Best, Forget the Rest, and youll find these are The Best of Times. Thank You: Mo. CF, DB, CG, CG, CM, DM JC (the One and the III). Never Forget! 8 Mystic Avenue R B 2, 3, 4 Soc. 1, 2 W.T. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sp.T. 1, 2, 3, 4 Corinne E. Barger HiHo! I ' ll remember Ski, JF, Door, Guido, and July. Ginny, Janet, Kathy, and Lauren (Gonga) Being an aunt; Cory Alexis. 5 9 81. Sesame St. naps, Cobra rides, weddings, Grem¬ lin rides talkes, German, and being a sprout. I love my family! 3 Lakeview Road St.U 234 Flag 123 Ger. 14 Aberjona 234 NHS. 4 Timothy M. Budrewicz Boo Whitey Spike GK Diesal signs Gloucester ' 84 Where ' s Spartaless Hands Hampton ' 85 careful Al JB SRYG CLASH 9 4 JG Baseball (again) SBR Sandwich Keene NH Lou — great friends 15 so Stone Yellow POS in the rain U-10 Thanks Mom Dad, T, B I love you 13 Olde Farms Rd. Boxford, MA 01921 Golf 1 Base 1234 D A 4 Patrons Olson Family Dan and Jan Serika John Berry 149 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Dana M. Brian Carol Ann Reinhardt Best Hair Memories never die Friends 4-eva Boston Look back laugh Humar- ock! Dunes-chat CR BO Canada Fab — 4sum Sathumper Yount! G- machine TPing Tx CR UMASS- swim? Tx M D B D ILU SF Endlessly l2E l2-22-82 Bye WH 15 Cox Road Cheers 3, 4 D A 4 Deborah Perritano Feb Flings! SB + Gang — 22 — Laun¬ dromat! Box Cars? — BO — SOI SKI — Fells Bust! DEREK, 6 2 84 — Fab 4, do B-seat? Dats JProm — limo? Wonder Bunny, MC-A-Nite SD Par¬ ty — KM -F MW, Q ' s — Dr. Ruth — talks SAT Thumpr G-Machine, Yount! Scoop Sweetheart! TJ, my i ' s — OKI — Semp Fi My Marine, ILY Turk Thanx M + D, ILY 9 Grayson Road Soc. 123 Sf.B 1234 D A 4 Best Looking Memories last forever — SA Thumper DB, DP, BO, KM, MW, MC DW Clara Grace Humarock laughs on 4th (scuse me) Gride in Greenmachine (U can ' t do this?) YOUNT — Sweetheart Fernald — Friends SB84 — NY, NY — Skull U don ' t undstnd I LOST MY WALLET — Always on my mind MM 12 27 83 Thanx M D 12 Plymouth Rd. Cheers 2 3 4 Denise M. Wheaton Good Times w Good Friends, The Girls Boston The Green Machine Yount! Scoop Fells Run w MRC DS Love You Forever MC! Winter at MC ' s House Summer 85 w KM Were In Burlington! Econo Lodge “It Was The Shoes (Sybil) Hi Buddy Thanx Mom I Love You! 156 Swanton Street Ivan Calaff David Christopher John E. Bruno “Look not mournfully into the past. Go forth to meet the shadowy Fu¬ ture, without fear ... Remember Cape Cod The B-Master Pond That ' s disgusting Nerds Eah U2 Brutus Hoops Good times with Bones S H DS BD SO T ' s house ' Viva Italia ' Ski Trip Ob 7 Washington Street B.B. 123 Soc. 1-2 Golf 3-4 R B 4 D A 3-4 Ger. 3-4 Deborah L. Brown Only x more days! pd5 st w IC, EP TC pd6 st w PP go to PO? Appollo Medley. Tune in pd7 w PHJOAL for Osco Soaps. Flags, fake nose. Alex Levin silly bevin, YERRY! and ... Thnx for being there AL TER, ILY2 ILY Jake Lewin 11 29 84, 4 13 85 UR an Inspir. Thnx M M ILY MOM DAD 44 Myrtle Ter Cr. Cl, Sp. T1, B.B 123, F.h. 2, Flag 234, D A 4, Lat. 4 Shawn J. Bonner Bon Brain G. Times w Eggs, DC, JB, TJ CA, Soph — semi TJ, JB no li¬ cense DC — Bibble , Car of the 80 ' s 77 Tiff-Bears, Chucka, AK, KR, DR, GB, BT Summer at Humarock, GIRLS Sleeping late, The Hockey News Calif, blondes beaches (L.C.) The Grey Monster, B ' s games. Rocky 27 Garfield Ave. Hock 1, 2, 3, 4 Dawn M. Brown “Our memories of yesterday Will last a life time We ' ll take the best, forget the rest And someday we ' II find These are the best of times. Thanx for the good times JCC FCB CGL GDM CMB DCM MGS BCSM AW FH Cpt AS l 11 85-8 25 85 babes Tks. GD. Thanks Mom Dad ILY F.h. 1234, Sp. T1, Lat. 234, Gym 12 Lisa Britt All good gifts around us come from Heaven above, so thank the Lord for all his love. Musicals Spain 85 JW OPEN THE DOOR! ?IJHTSU You ' re turning RED FB@SR SW 7D ' s Let ' s get organized! FMD ' s SM HI WHI- TEY 7 4 THX Lor Deb Kath Jen JNBD Mom Dad! Better Late Than Nev¬ er! 17 Cambridge St. Jazz Band 234 Soc. 123 C C Orch 234 St. U 234 Span. 34 NHS 4 Jennifer Mirak R and J day, gummy lips PS, the rock, 10, 9, 8 Peach Bowl, Pur. Boiler¬ makers M and M, open the door, 10- 9!! Theta Chi, Dicky, Ginny, Betty FLA. — 85, D and S with 944 J-JPS Pit, JPF, R.V. — Sarah Abbot DEG, swim team, SW the 7 d ' s DA — 3, 4 BAND — 1, 2, 3, 4 ORCH — 4 FREN — 1, 2, 3, 4 LAT — 3, 4 S.T. — 4 44 Myrtle Terrace 12 Plato Terrace Patron J.W. Smith 150 ►eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors James Campo Best Smile GT ' s w the family M w j A TOGA Joseph Calareso III MO Ski Canada: Jan 13, 84 ' — 8 CM.BF G Jan 11, 85 ' — 8 DB. 1st Time 86 ' — 8? JC 52T A TEC Friends Thanks M D CB. And so my friends we ' ll say goodnight, for time has claimed its prize; But to¬ night can always last as long as we keep alive .. . The memories of Win¬ chester High 5 Vinson Circle Ft.bl. 1234 W.T. 12 Base 1 Lat. 23 Shawn M. Herlihy Best eyes Through the mansions of Faith Through the mansions of pain See my Daddy walking through the rain — Factory B. Springsteen The best thing about Bucca night was MN Thanks Apeman, Magnum + SK All my love Linda and my sister Sarah Goodtimes w BUD Thanx Mom 94 Johnson Road V Ten. 1234 V Soc. 234 Mary EGG DMC summer residence 36 Eaton I Luv katnip spacebars Po- monster TFE Jumpin teleport in the Hornet LAH blind Monster and Car- mella Zukelhi Ma you were the BEST! Thx Dad ST to Danielle for 4 GREAT yrs more to come ILU 34 Myrtle Terrace Soc., 1234, Hock., 1234, Lac., 1234. Bonnie-Jeanne Casey Most likely to Succeed It is only with the heart that one sees rightly; what is essential is invisi¬ ble to the eye. LPP GL ' s W Jule Sas Dan Red 005 El Al Plow. Ski 85 Hu- marock Bill Chill 1 1 85 Soccaluk 8v4! Best to RSH, my GooF. 143 Ann, Karen for groking. Thank U M, D Family. 44 Wedgemere Avenue R B 1, 2, 3, 4 St.U 1, 2, 3, 4 D A 3, 4 Lat. 1, 2, 3, 4 Photo club 4 Soc. 2, 3, 4 W.T. 1 Sf.B 2, 3, 4. Sandra A. Catalano I love ya J.L.! 4 16 85 Free at last! 1st period history class 10th grade. JOPMKMJLPMGHRSDT Beatles John Lennon 1940-1980 Walls and Bridges, Mind Games Old Dirt Road, A Day in the life TOMORROW NEV¬ ER KNOWS .. . Michael Cahill Patrick Callahan Most Original Roy V. Cerabone Betsy The Swampmobile lives!! The Bull Smackaroos The Goodies But Tim, Why is the truck loaded Boat 35 .. . Please stop splashing Upstairs 31 Nathaniel Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hillary Nason Caulfield HILL BF Lu Annah Sa Mo El JG Dan GK PD JS MD PO TJ — 1 of the guys! Best x ' s WB ' s Scoopin ' Streaka! Am ' s through am Jr. Ski Trip 25 t LK — Tea Talks Switcharoo AM — do ya know? TPing Dan! Ock — My Ho¬ metown SDs car My B.F. ILY Mem ' s — MP BKS — JS 1-5-85 Thanx M, D, T L ILY! 32 Everett Avenue Stu. U 1234 D A 34 Span. 1234 Soc. 123 S.A.D.D. 234 Christine Cortina A True Friend is Forever — GT w CC BJPDLRPWAADPKGJUGSHI Ski 85 Fla. Plan 86 St. AG BMYM GdNu Chilly $50 Fine S. Bag — Whiz PW, G w TF 2CC! NYC w HI-Chipps Wcheer MM VOA 4Eva ha?! MY Lists FRIDAY FREEZES boat ASM Q-T Sync Swimmers WCs DTL Have A Good One Thanx ILY M D 83 Thornberry Road Cheers 2, 3 St.U 1, 2, 3, 4 D A 3, 4 Fren 1 Sp.T 1, R B 3, 4 Sharon Cullen Patron Janet Burchard V 151 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Theresa A. Clements We are gathered here today to enter this thing called LIFE . . . Apollo Medley w DB, EP, 1C .. . Phys. Rules — Thanx TB + JL; Bandnerds ... Hello, WHSR — Get a life! No brakes — GET SOME! These are my shining stars — AL MM DR MF TB EP 1C JL PC CG 4- U AND Debbie is my N. star! ILU M + D 149 SWANTON STREET Radio 1234 Flag 1234 NHS 4; Choir 123 James L. Chute Are we just lost in a flood GT ' s with CG, JB, SD, NG, SM, DB, AN Summer of ' 83; ' 84; ' 85 GL ' s w Shakes, Scott, Buckle, I ain ' t doin ' notin ' — R.C. D.D J.C. V. Hockey, V. Football, V. Lax Thanks Mom Dad I luv you both. 96 Johnson Road Ft. Bl. 1234 Hock 1234 Lac 1234 Maryruth Coakley Great memories + Great friends Rie PS SB 9 nite ski Fort? B-Car Sory DB EBYT RB 1990 Fellsrun SOI ski trip LB FLEM Allniter w Fab 4 WetskiU Scoop Jr Prom Sa Thumper Jr Skip HB Datsun 12:30 Wake Up! YOUNT! zoo?s TPing BF ' s DP BO KM CR DW DB MP TJ topin Best Times w 24 LYF Thank U M + D 32 Lebanon St. Cheers 2, 3, 4, Soc. 1, 2, 3 Anne R. Cowen Dave 6 28 84, Hampton 84, J.D. 83 Aerosmith, New Years 83 redbucket 85, Summer 82, Toga, Gloucester N.H. (5 hrs), Weirs Beach G.P. $200 Kim where ya goin? Sugarloaf Limo Sachemwoods, I.D. — shutoff; May¬ be Someday we will find, It wasnt really wasted time. Dave Forever 86 Swanton St. F.H. 1, Sf.B 1 Kathleen Ann Coughlin Remember the good times we had BCTPTWWP? Doughnuts TTAMF TG SMc LI PK SM DR LP JR DCRCDN IWNFW 4eva Good Luck ILUDJDCKP Football games DJWJRS KYFTS Remember GWSLDTK NF Crash The girls NMFHP Enka Sa Capt Hurray Up Thanks Mom + Dad I Love You! 122 Church Street D A Flag FH Sf.B Kerri Curran School w KBMGLISMLPHJRP NF — AM in 4E w SM That man in Boston with Lisa ARAN Summers — Kilmur- vey Always SUMMER OF 85 with ET LH MW DW and OD Galway CJ ' s Never forget August 19 BGK Thanks AC SC RPJ Tim Mom Dad ILY 6 Lloyd St. John Coliano JC UPOT Waited so long; Back 2 Fresh JO — EZ 36 Eaton Bagels NOV 28 Another TRicky Day! How Ru? Hi u GTW MPNGSDSBDBJCA- SPOJHCGLCSG Sis on porch BF SA This left Come on over W bed Open Arms 4 AK Angus in BOS PROV 626 SKIING Rocky Mt_ ULUZ Luv u Ma dad Carla Cucinatti Best Dressed COOCH, 398 Highland, 2C 2 , Cow, PHat Synch-Swimmers, Friday Freezes PW ' S House, Barbed Wire, BIG NO. 2 Italy bound, Sugarloaf, cheering TPing, Georgia, my feet, the Tomb forever VOA? MD 84 ..., GT ' s w PD, AA, CC, HI, DP, KG, LR, PW, GS, JM LUV YA Dad, Ma, An¬ thony, John Steven 31 Coolidge Road Cheers 1234 St.U 1234 D A 34 David R. DellaGrotte Most likely to Succeed Hoops w Smitty. Half-day chow at Yangtze. It ' s such a riot. Hank Steve Husson. The 30 year old San ' s, We ' re all over it. Who ' s drivin ' to¬ night — Gumdrop or Boat A + D = L, Hi Alicia. Prime time. D-Day, Lex. game as Soph. Lake Winnepe- saukee rules. 3 Summer St. B.B — 1234 Base — 123 Cr.C — 1 St.U — 3 Debra Anne Daugherty never could anyone who simply lives to die dream that your valentine makes me happier than i but always everything which only dies to grow can guess and as for spring she ' ll be the first to know 15 Wincrest Drive Orch 1, 2, 3, 4 Soc. 1, 2 S.T. 3 W.T. 1, 2, 3 Sp.T. 1 R B 3, 4 Patron Margaret M.L. Hunter 152 ►eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Diane R. Collins Danny you aint seen nothing yet! George Thorogood Heart Topsfield Girls nite out ... means trouble!! Spark it! 151 Follow that car! Its gonna be alright! Gloucester We may lose and we may win but we will never be here again so Take It Easy! 1 12 85 ILY Daniel 132 Ridge Street Cynthia Marie McHugh GOOD TIMES LAST FOREVER BAD TIMES FADE AWAY! Best times w Good friends! ILY ANTHONY 5-5-84 Maine! Never forget JP Pj lts a Lahgi OR 85 Fix us a bowl Liza WAT Thursdays! SMITH 85 BOOKA! Twins Cut It! Its Snowin! We ' re Good to go Liza! ILY M D Thanks! 46 Salem Street Allen Doumit Life of the Party Do it up! DIO NH. Nubes, Squares Good times with Gloria, Humarock Spike 4- 1 4 ' s, Pete, Goof, Annah, Bean. GREEN THUMB, worked my ss off! PROM OOK?! France, Paris with NSB DO BEARDS, Rats, RELLIM REEBS! KEEP THE FAITH SACHEMS HOCKEY VT. 86 Party, Griff, Hooter, William 178 Highland Ave. Hock Maura Jeanne Dobbins Friendliest I think there ' s little left to say, that might seem new to you today. But just the same, I can ' t forget, the friend you ' ve been since we first met. Humarock Swimteam Ohi! Can., Wall, Bye Mr. W! JG, SP, DD, MW, KM, BE, BC, AM, ED, DS, HC DeeDee Dad F, BFND KH, ILY ALL! 1 Swan Rd. S.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheers 3, 4 St.U 1, 2, 3, 4, Sf.B 1, 2 D A 3 Scott William Donaghey Most Flirtacious OT Christmas lights Mickey Mouse Delta Pie Delta THE BOSS 2 Live Can ' t get much better than this GT ' s w SBJCNGTJJHPODBMP KKT- Bird GTs in the GT its mine to WGSHEK Mohawk Its time to rise above these Badlands 2 jands SP — MEL 9 PPP sBcc BBPL arMRSC 2M ILY M + D 36 Eaton Street Hock 1234 1986 T.J. DellaSala Friendliest Many Good Times Spent With All The Best Friends. Ht. Fg. or Hny. MR Thats So GAY. Maine SD ' s Cot. YFDB What are you doing? Jan. 24 The Boss LIVE Thats SO Good!! CR I didn ' t mean it. Never will 4-get DP, MRC, HC, PW, CR, You ' ll all B with me 4-ever..Thanx MID 64 Dunster Lane V-Ft.bl. 1, 2, 3, 4 V-Base. 1, 2, 3, 4 V- Hock. 1, 2, 3, 4 Adrienne Ehlert i cant stop my heart from beating, beating bang bang, i would like to be like peter pan — getting younger by the day i hope i can camping surf city France 84 Browne drugs(tore) KING ART AND THE KNIGHTS — you know who you are new years and york i heart you mommac and daddy 19 Yale St. D A 34 Roxbury Tutoring 4 NHS 4 Glen Dorsam Marialice Curran True friends are 4-ever! Always Re¬ member .. . Big Sis Puppet shows blanket corner PIC Tat Crew TEC W.I.R. Vi days Black Shoes D.W.W? Let ' s go CRAZY s-key ff w KM All my travels. Thanks friends! Special thanks to Mom and Dad for every¬ thing — I LOVE YOU!! 586 Washington Street Soc. 123 C C 34 Lat. 23 Danielle DuLong BxW Sas, Mo, Jules, Bets, Ann, El, Bon Tars, Hill BFF Mo, Jules, Bets eek TB Bestest friend SAS luv ya! W P la Hi its me HB nyuk bnstd MBs — luck Hmrck w-bunys fort w JC carmella Monster James thanx for all the Great times many more to come PS ILY always thanx M D Ben Nick ILY 2 Stratford RD soc., 1234, Sf.B, 1234 capt., D A, 3 Kevin Crochetiere Paradice Awaits We Will Get By Gratefully Deadicated summer of 85 California My friends they come around! SKI Utah — Tuckermans Look ahead the futures here we are on our own — I leave this town with the world to see, always accompa¬ nied by my memories!! 50 Lincoln Patron Phyllis H. Johansen eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors John Henry Lynch Jr. T, O, Crev, Lo, B, Selv, Brutus — stowgs? sqdsrule, flamlog — GRAN¬ DIOSE, Hoops, Dubs, HISTORIANS, SH — sail BVI AP Beachbum eh, 3 demands Then ... I want to go to Europe! 12 Yale Street B.B 1234, Ten. 1234, Cr.C 1 Julie Anne Guarnotta Most Athletic Granola BTW Dobba El Bon Dan Sas Hof Bets Hil Ana Mo Tara Elf. WAI AMs thru am EEK! Jr. Ski Trip Rox SB w CV, TB, DWIM, Barnstead 4v 8 9 What Jr. Prom? Halwn. Dance Dallas Soccer Luck Thanx coach 3 Vi h. Nuns Cape — Fla. R.Rd. Hummar- ock Shmeg BC U R special! ILY Mom Dad Gang 2 Myopia Rd. Soc. 1, 2, 3,4 B.B 1, 2, 3, 4 Sp.T 1,2,3, 4 St.U 1, 2, 3,4 D A 3, Span. 3 Lat. 2, 3 Elizabeth Anne Jones Dreams + Secrets, Laughs -I- Tears; Love + Friendship share all these — finds II LJ guys 4eva ID? GD ' N U? lists QQQQ Sticky sit. 10 5 85 St. AG FL 86 Ma BL ' s S.A.T.urday! SB — GK 25 r Bass Rcks — Jaws 1 18 85 CON- OMO BJ Deekos! 10-Q DM + Sarah I Love You. Paul 12 26 84 spe¬ cial memories.. 35 Canterbury Road D A 4 Tumb. 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym. 1, 2, 3, 4 St.U 2, 3 Gareth Pierce Kenton Baseball (again) — UMO, U10 KISS Jr ski trip HC learn to ski FLA Pitch¬ ers, quarters with the gang Gloria PD, MD soccerball BJ, ED, MS Do you want to dance? Humarock Pushing the yellow POS (rain) Ride Home Boo, MB, KR, LC, BJ Busch Cheeks go to bed — metal — Thanx M D 200 Forest Street Base 1, 2, 3, 4 Ft.bl. 3 D A 4 Denise Finneran You can ' t control the direction of the wind but you can adjust your sails unknown. NM miss ya hey Anne how ' s SD? Oh no it ' s MR! GR: want some sourballs (snort) B-alert AV got your lisc? Love isn ' t easy That ' s life! LP RC LI HH What a sweetheart DH JT THANX ALL! BYE! 3 Oneida circle Band 4 International club 1 Anne P. Keyes If dreams came true, oh wouldn ' t that be nice Bruce; Best times w AV, MR, DF, NM, LA; I miss you RG! Hey MR — I was just sitting in my house minding my own business! Never forget the highway vibes; Do YOU know where C, D S are? Thanx a lot LP! I luv U M, D, J B 21 Wildwood Street Span. 2 3 4; Ger. 1 Heather Lynn Innes Along the way, take time to smell the flowers. The Big 2, NYC w CC (Hard), Slippery when wet! ISSTNF, I ' m confused! HS Bleachers w P C, VOA, WW-Fights, the rock, the MM, BA, S-Face, PICTURES! BT w 2C2, PD, AA, PW DP, LR, CG, LC, JM, LB, SM, KM, PM, JHH Thanks Mum, Dad, Sean! I love you! 196 Mystic Valley Parkway D A 3, 4; R B 4; St.U 1, 2, 4; C C 3, 4 Fren 1, 2, 4; Lat 1, 4; Flag 1-3; Cr.C 1- 4; W.T. 1-4; Sp.T 1-4; NHS Katharine Mary Gray VOA? AA, CC, PD, JM, DP, GS, LR, CC, PW Thanx for everything DM, JM, NK 4th of July, Paula ' s house, luau Good times team — Mrs. I, Lu, K -I- L, Kel Hook ' em, toilet papering, GTMI 14 Wingaersheek, Proms, rocks, Joe ' s I love u Kennie... 1 26 85 Thanx Mom + Sheila, I love you both 4 Socrates Way VAR TEN 1, 2, 3 and 4 Kristina Ann Lane LOVE YA SCOTT! Maine, 126, Zim¬ babwe GXGF ' s — MISFITS, HJ413, ID? CHM, TSTS SnkgOut, Shipw¬ recked, Dbl Whm, WCCNH Party Naked — YB Normal? SC, AZ, Wstd Tm STRUTHERS, Mich, Ugly House, Kels Cut Celluloid HS Now Its Time For Me To Go, The Autumn Moon Lites My Way Led Zep, MW, IMYR, MOM UR COOL! Lym + d 171 Swanton Street 52 D A 3, 4; Roxbury Tutoring 4; Ten¬ nis 1; B.B 1; Photo Club 3; St.U Rep Patricia Willing Cutest Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail. Best times with the best friends — Silent Study; horn-k: JU; Zoo? ' s; CC — Sleeping Bag?; Allnighters!; Green Machine; Boo!; FEM; Louie!; CV: G-Day!; Thanx: M + D + D + J + SB — ILY! 6 Clearwater Rd. Cheers 2 3 4 D A 3 4 Lat. 1 4 B.B 1 Cynthia Hackett Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herlihy 154 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Shannon McDonough Dreams Become Reality Only If You Believe in Them. Our Time will come Deb! — Gene — Hampton 85 good times w P P — BIG JIM — GAB — BL. Cat, TW — KC cruisin ' . Party w The Girls Jr. Prom — McD ' s! Bryan Adams TOGA Gr. Dances Bishop C0 2 4-ever ILY MOM Dad Thanx Pen Mom 2 16 Glenwood Ave. Aberjona 4, D A 3, 4, Band 1234 Fren. 12, Ital. 234, F.H. 34 David Lewis Question Authority, Avoid blind Conformity, Ignore the Majority Bob and Dave, A Buried What? (A Road to Nowhere) I am Buddha to Kathy Lax (9) Into the heart of a child III stay a while Seriously Thanks Mom and Dad 107 Mount Vernon St. W.T. 1 2 C C 3 4 David Kinsbourne The Night Pretzel tricks Poker Faces PP LC JC AM JA PR + 12Gs in a car Iron Maiden TM THE TOOTH You astound me! Busted Gas Tank Party CN MD Good Harbor Hamp¬ ton AM TM KK SKIING loon cannon Horseshoe 158 Cambridge St Sandra Lynn Moore Let tomorrow Take Care Of Itself. Today Has Troubles Enough Of Its Own. NF4EK, BTW Cg, Dh, Kb, Dr, Kc, Kn, Lp, ATBATH, labC NFtw Kbo KR, IldTaR, NFfbG, SSadifow I ' ll Al¬ ways Love My Family And Friends. 86 Bacon St. Aberjona, 4; C C, 4; Ger. 1,2,3,4 Sp. T, 1; B G, 4 Ivan Latanision I am interested in leisure in the same way that a poor man is interested in money. I can ' t get enough of it. — Pr.P. Hey Craig, when do I get my free car? ILY Loooocie! (Je blague) What does that mean? FRI. at HB ' s house. Skot TH-TH-TH-THAT ' S ALL FOLKS!!! 28 Nassau Drive Aberjona 234, R B 234, Photo club 34; Soc. 1; Sp.T 1 Zoe Layden Best Eyes Against All Odds Summer ' 84 NF KD 2 Soviets My Fiancee CANDY GIRLS 12 83 Shwr Curt NWYRS ' 85 Thumper Ski! M M at Hampton 4 29 Skip-D 6 7 85 My HOUSE BA Moon! GT KD KJ LM DT MH CG V — 4eva Ha! Tis better to have ioved lost.. . NH WKnds MARK! ILY MOM ILY DAD 107 Sylvester Avenue D A 3, 4; Fren 1234; Soc. 123 W.T. 1234; Sp.T. 1234 Susan A. McCarter L. ' s place the tri. the rock Fil 10 mi fish eggs HILB JM open the door 9 10 TOGA 9 badges SW 7Ds peg leg Thanx LBHIJMKMJNDTLRJW No (Guts No Glory football 85 suc¬ cess begins w your own will thanks MM GL Will ILY M D 21 Mt. Pleasant St. W.T. 123 SpT. 123 Ft.B. 4. NHS Jim Mahoney Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Watson Nina Cassell Samoiloff Most Artistic Little bud another lost weekend! Thanx 93 skiing w jason? ask Mr 20 V femmes scarem on V yard U2 Limo chase Psycho on rooftop! RISD sum¬ mer Bambi Kanga Wog Li Kris Nuella skeik beach bound! Tea brewed in Milwaukee in C cup Snow white its raining! Gts Idol 37 Cabot Street Kristen M. Hazel Where is my big buddy? — NS Nuella Vi daze — my best pyramid! Another lost weekend! Ski w Jason ask Mr 20 Thanx 93 — my buds! a profit 017-HTC meet BB w NS LC SF KR 25 t or pitchers Milwaukee Tea cc MC d? IMYAH Linda P no W WsheekB My gun? KD — Dead Ce¬ real! ILY M D 11 Amberwood Drive Patricia Maio Te Amo Leo. Toothpaste. Squig, NYC, YKW. Still..night. Fossil, the Gooch. Chor. Line. Punch + Judi. mold wrastlers, LS Sum MG J B-day Purple balloon, mushrooms. PH, aren ' t you glad we ' re not a boy? HA M + D I did it. The universe is change. R + B, cold 6 AMS, pink snake 15 Allen Road R B 234, St.U 234, Band 1234, Fren. 12, Span. 234, Depr. Wksp. 34 1 155 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Robert Neil Driscoll “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time ... J.T. Wanna Twinkie? ... The Cult ... Nerds ... ' Loaf Ski Safari Good times with the guys. Thanks NS, LB Thanks Mom and Dad 65 Thornberry R B 3, 4 St. U 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Soc 1, 2, 3 Jazz Band 2, 3, 4 SAC 3, 4 W.T 2 Jennifer Marie Elia “The only reward for virtue is virtue. The only way to have a friend is to be one. — R.W. Emerson R.H. Awards. You know it baby. M.D.R ' s lABS. Thanks Mom Dad 61 Johnson Road B.B. — 1; Sf.B. — 2-3-4 Elizabeth Gerard Ellis Barnstead? Oh, barn sale! MlboxH Bikers! Uglyhouse, taxi, Laaaa! Hii Harry the HB! Mr. T., Smurf — nyel, -|- G M-n-M! nf — A.M. ' s thru the a.m., Granola — scarf, Dobba ' s jog¬ ger, KY — Blister in the Sun I get by with a little help ... Dan, Mo, Jules, Sas + esp. M + D ILY! 7 Dartmouth Street Christopher L. Flynn “Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself. — Bovee A Toast? at CA SB The Art of BS Oh Ship! VIVA ITALIA Esplanade ' 85 DOTF N TNPIA, MG MT WR Talks w BD Thanks DB Retreats w the RC ' s ITS w MG, CG Teddy. Great Times w CM, CB, JC DM, LM, LH, BK, KM esp. MG ILY M, D D 190 Ridge Street R B 234 St.U 1234 D A 34 Fren. 3 Lat. 24 Soc. 1 Lisa Sarah Hasson Most Musical Maryellen Louise Feeney Those School Girl Days Of Telling Tales And Biting Nails Are Gone But In My Mind I Know They Will Still Live On And On! DC in 83 Gain 84 D A Tonite? Band Nerd I ' m Hungry Mush Melon Elvis Dominos Delivers DURAN 2 Bruins Mush mobile Blue Bomber Power Gloria YMCA Mo — He ' s So Cute Thanx KBJJMTCR (Mom Dad) Aberjona 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orch 1 D A 3, 4 Flag 1 NHS 4 B.B 1,2, 3, 4 Sf.B 2, 3 Span 1, 2, 3 Radio 1, 3, 4 Nicholas Geannaris Biggest Cut Up HAWAII OT Bears Hey bud surfsup Party(5,Eaton St 7 3 § WNGRSK JO- EZ Steve ure cars green MOHWK 24 GT ' S w MPJCDBSDSBPOJH MRS C mbox Almost 1 case 12:30 train GR. BLDG Flowers Shell Datsun L. Ave Hop Vermont 86 — MY ID!! lost at 93 AGUGNG MRC 4EVA I LUV U M D 31 Prince Avenue Hock 1, 2, 3, 4 Ft.bl 1, 2, 3, 4 Brian Griffin JAWS! What. . . VAL who TREE PEO¬ PLE LOWIES for pleasure, BUSCH for budget; 6,7, 8 last summer and still truckin, THREE IN A TREE WHAT A TRIP . . . power boofs rule Mcgee Maida get a real bod! BETH- N-BUST. Nubes Torino jams, me- mor..shut up BONZ!! VARSITY HOCKEY!! . . . 4 Bonad Rd. Ft.bl 2, V.Hock 1, 2, 3, 4 Music lights the souls of men on fire — Beethoven. Movies esp MP w CA; Chinese food coke at symph w MG; PROPOGATION! CF; Low¬ ell, THE PEA DP; summer ' 85: YY, RA — If everything were done in mod¬ eration, nothing would ever get done — Masada. ILU M, D -I- I 12 Madison Ave West R B 3 + 4; S.T. 3 Jacqueline Foley ARNF rink Drome K-os 16 B-day swamp dudley HB — w indow ages? AHS Fakenames Field Mark ' s swillhill Giga Mac ' s Summer 85 The guys the bird dancin ' whats up? Wb — party BTW — DR KM MG SL SP ST LD DR I Luv U Dave 9 13 84 — 4Eva 1 Luv U Mom + Dad + fam WE ' RE OUTA HERE!!!! 19 Ridge Street C-W 1 D A 4 M. congress 3 Ital. 4 Kimberly Grano Memories Will Never Die Tat Crew w Arls, MC KM, WBCN F.W PIC, Hampton Jam, shot-gun, DE Burl NV, Canada thumper , Canobie, Waves Talks w Sue, What Ginny? M. Attack Ice Cube Fights, golf, Doug Wanna Wrestle? L.Y Shawn Prom¬ ise, WCIBN Thanks Mom, Dad Jill, I love You! II Upland Road Span. 1, 2; Sp.T 1; W.T. 1; F.h 1, 2, 3 Patrons John and Ann Moore 156 ►eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors : Christine R. Gray I cant change the world but I can change the world in me. Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall but we go on. Our hearts must have the courage to keep marching on. Work that dream and love your life. To my friends I love you all. Mom and Dad love and thanks. 34 Mystic Valley Pkwy C W 2.3.4 C C 2.3.4 D A 4 Choir 2.3 Melissa L. Grigorieff “On ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. L ' essentiel est invisible pour les : yeux. Exupery ESPLANADE w CF LM, PARIS, long talks w CA KR Oh ship! CHIN. FD. Sym ph w LH, KN9 LM, How bout a movie? the $19,000 car, Andover WW PM, Thanx everyone, esp. CF. The Beast! ILY M, D V 14 Grove St. R B, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orch 3, 4 Fren. 2, 3, 4 Christine Frances Guarino “This isn ' t the end but a new begin¬ ning C.B. Lovs flowin ' like a river. My heart holds our special memo¬ ries. Joey Babes + Mo. I now know the meaning of true friendship! Ne- ver ' ve made it w out Mom, Dad + Sis. Luv You! But — Dawn!! I owe it all to Him. 2 Girard Road N.H.S. 4 F.H.S. 4 Fren. 2, 3, 4 Linda Guild A friend is a gift whose worth can¬ not be measured except by the heart. IMU A J Special times w JN, JT, RC, DB, JW, KM, NS, LB, LR. — amici semper! thanx! REMEMBER — Cape, sailing, talks, curling?!, France, SMILE! J — (LC JPW ' 85) ILY Mom, Dad Laura 5 Glengarry Road Fren. 1, St. U 4, D A 34, Gym 1234, F.h. 1234, Lat. 1234 Roddy Flockhart 25c “Sheep , kegs, HackySack, skate Trips to Salisbury Beach. Way — Rad GREATFUL DEAD — Saratoga, Worcester The compass always points to Terrapin! The Party. Han¬ over st. 57 WW, KC, ST, RM, DR, RH, MC, WH, RP, TP “What a long strange trip it ' s been. Let ' s buy something! +, — Bye 61 Fletcher St. James Houllahan Bad Bucca!! Thomas You Gotta Help me! 3 days ILY Peb meet me Vi way Gunds “Some day we are gonna get to that place we really want to go The Boss BA Beach me! Smell Thanx Bill T Bears Btnfly nite It was fun CGEDK DSPLRDDJMJUHISH ILY M D TFBT Tom Thanx Jen U2 15 Amberwood Drive D A 4 Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Larissa Bunting Senior ' 85 whoops ' 86 Wbeach here we come, OhS! Mis, Hil, Kim, Oh my G I ' m freezing my B ' s off! Rise-n- shine boys. Wl cruise! take me away limo drivers. Im so depraved, Hi K.A.! boofu + crav cut up ses. Pink Floyd mem. bickies, Gfld swings you squid! ILY MD + B egales ' 82! Christopher C. Haddad Hoop HADDAD Jaguar 110 SKI: Canada bloody nose talk much Good Times w Chip Scott Oh my sht! Eddie who? Tom P SIZZLIN ' in Maine Hot Dog A Classic Is it the Whoppers B-Day? Sr skip day as a Jr OB 33 HADDAD shirts Grandma Aerobics SAILING S. Freeport paint SKIING 19 Ardley Rd. D A — 3, 4 Soc. — 1,3, 4 Base — 1,2 W.T. 1 Anonymous Patron Robert Harris Penny Kapanika With God All Things Are Possible BRUINS 20 MOC ILU JAGKCC SM (NH Semi Prom 2 door B Adams R movie Fla Gifts FH w KC MV) GOYA (China Moon Mardi Gras Fes¬ tival DC Penelop MBSM fox BGFUONF dances FLORIDA Le Le TOGA) CHICKENS (GL LI rabbi PROMybk) MARIA after Laughs Tears LOVES Summer 85 We Made it! Aberjona 2, 3, 4 D A 3, 4 F.h. 3 Ital. 2, 3, 4 NHS 4 Julia A. Guilderson HAPPY SHIVERS! GK4UGK4meGK 4eva! 85 33; 1 Aerosmith! DIH. Convls! ME. lex! Want The Real Time Mo? VT. bound! BKBR. UV M! allni w ShTHUD! BUbiff! FRANKZ! RA SPUTINS! Say much much al¬ ready! Hike Hiker 25c wSKOPUS 19xs Docs study! IMG2 Vi 2 BLAST uwmimsm RATMURACO EVERY¬ BODY WANTS 2 RULE THE WORLD! INCB! ILY M D!! 90 Johnson Rd. Maureen Tyler Walsh EVERYTIME THAT I LOOK IN THE MIRROR ALL THESE LINES ON MY FACE GETTIN CLEARER, THE PAST IS GONE! Good times with “THE GANG , Sugerloaf, Vi days, TJ par¬ ties Thanx Ann, I think I ' ve finally seen the light! Steve keep rockn ' AEROSMITH — Forever! Adios W.H.S. 17 Buckman Drive 157 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Holly F. Johansen Emmanuel, Wonderful Concilor Lod of life Lord of all. Oh God I have promised to serve Thee to the end. Believe in Christ and you will be saved. Mighty God Holyone Paint your house RED, dk weed — L.M Jailbait! Crepes! I.L.U.M., d. house Wood! DW. Zambia 85, Cleo, J D, Chris 61 Thornberry rd Aberjona 2, 4 C C 2, 3, Span. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sail 2, Steven Murray This is such a gas — T ' s 85 San ' s and the River are never ragtime. The thirty year old is such a squid. John¬ ny Most and the Celtics “it ' s all over it ' s all over ragis at Husson w Hank, Dave (Cav ' s back) 74 Salisbury Street B.B. 1234 Soc.12 Sinan Kobu Ann Maire Mulkerin Most Talkative If you need me, call me BXw Hill Sas, BJ, Rules, El, Lu, Dan, Bets, Mo lOq Rodg, reckless driver! The Maxx copilot, Bball, mrW, Empty Locker!! 21 25c w Spike, Gk, PD, AL! BUBB- LEHEAD Fburger, Canada — Thumpa, AM ' s thru am, JFA — 10- 20-84 My Gorilla ILY! Warren xt. Hummarock, I LOVE u M + D 41 Wedgemere Avenue D A 3, 4, St. U. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3 Stephen C. Philis Senior Year, Big Deal, Hey Nubes, Pablo, remember Betty ' s class, 2nd lunch and the bridge? Good Times 44 Monument Street, that poor house, the things that go on there. If that house could talk! Going to California with an aching in my heart Led Zep Julianne C. Nevins Friendship is when the happiness of another is essential to your own. Thanx KM JW JT LG LR LB JM SM HI KM DT, Atlanta, Wash DC, France, Italy, C J, JW concert, gummy lips, frostbitus bunsorum. Cape week¬ ends, Florida. Keep holding on to your dreams 19 Mt. Pleasant Street Lat. 1234, Fren. 124, W.T. 123, Sp.T. 12, NHS4, FHS Katherine Jean Mortensen There are many people whom we meet in our lives but only a very few will make a lasting impression on our minds and hearts. It is these people who we will think of often and who will always remain important to us as true friends. ILY FIK PK KATH Band 1234 Jazz Band 234 Orch 234 PIT Orch 234 Chorus 4 Fren. 4 Aberjona 123 Depression Work¬ shop 34 Daphne Angelica Pezaris 398 Highland, poolhopping, PW ' s house, PD ' s barbed wire, potent noise, ZooMass-?, Sugarloaf — dumbo The Police, VOA! forever?, soccer, gymnastics — GROSS!, flying w COOCH the 4th, gt at Sandy + Greece, Luau, ILU — GS, CC, PD, AA, CC, KG, LR, PW HI, LH Thanx M,D, J + P, KB, DH, CP, VW 16 High St. ST.4 soc. 1234 Gym 234 Adrian Harpham Rossana Pollino V.T. with S.B. over D.W. ' s S.P. at P A ' s N.H. with A.C., K.H., T.J., D.C. Dip in lake with killer toad. M.E. Dyee!! with G.P., A.M., M.L., S.L., S.F. F.l.T.C. Diane A. W.A.S.M.A Aerosmith 84 LUV U MOM DAD Good Luck S.O.P. II 12 Carriage Lane Karen A. Pires If you go down in the streets today baby you better open your eyes! We did it Ed! Good Times Good Friends — AB AS LM JG MB JG JC AP SP MH PA — PAPA FISKE! Reenie, Best friends, dont let — em slip away. The Mountain! ILY Mom Dad! Thomas Charles Pigott The Monte, Nads, Thomas You Gotta Help Me, Bears, Magnum Lex¬ ington ... Again, The Right Side, Be Businessmen, Be Careful Tom, Someday We ' ll Look Back On This And It Will All Seem Funny , Sweet Sue Thanks Mom And Dad, Anchors Away 23 Bellevue Ave Ft.bl. 1234, Basel, Wre2 158 Patrons Dr. and Mrs. George Hazel ►eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Melissa Anne Vultaggio — Wish I didnt know now what I didnt know then — all things must change. Miss! Beach and board with Crave and Boufu (fbptiuta) Studin ' W Squid — I got the aptmnt ScottO BLOB! Mislis + Pagnita. Thanx WJT + RLF. Varsity Y-BK, Flwrs + Bio. I LUV U Mum, Dad, Phil 12 A Fenwick Road Aberjona 234, D A 34, Orch 1234 F.H. 1 2 Scott D. Olivieri — Life is too important to be taken seriously — ScottO My friends call it the Blue Bomber Moon tp w TERP ya gotta love it! Yes I do have BC underwear! Have you got the aptmnt yet Miss? Beep! Beep! The Squids: PS, Del, HL, JH, SM, Bear, Kev, JB, BD, CD, Thanx 4 3 Ms. H 8 Hutchinson Rd. B-Ball 123, Base 12, X-Ctry. 1 D A, R B 1 2 3 4, Crea. Club 234 Martha Manson Redding Bang bang. King Arthur and Knights of Round Table Fyou H? Junta Smurf NYE Bath tbs Rule Halie Browne Drgs Moooo Guenivere and Nynad Forum Uva WM EX Ten for every¬ thing, everything, everything — Wherever you go there you are. Ba¬ bushka women getn rad Daughter Judy Harvard Sq Algiers Pane E54 High St. 402 Medford, Ma 02155 R B 234 St.U 234 C C 1234 Span. 34 Pauls Elaine Angela Queen We DREAMERS have a way This time the song is for ME — Oh Wild- flower Your DREAMS are on their way — SEE HOW THEY SHINE Long Ago — Keep the memories ALIVE Sunrise LOVE — Take Me To A STAR AMAZIN GRACE — Always Believe lve Been Waitin For This Moment For ALL MY LIFE — Thanx ... ME 13 Richardson Street E. Derek Richardson ARE YOU SURE THAT THERE ARE STRINGS ON THIS THING? WA¬ TERSKIING 1 THERE IS NOTH¬ ING THAT CAN BRING ME BACK TODAY THIS BUD ' S FOR YOU YOU CAN ' T PUT LIFE INTO A SIM¬ PLE THYME ' NUFF SAID 99 Everret Ave. WT. 2, 2 ST.3 Christopher J Olson Chico Cheeks MB Right Side 80 F- Bird GK Always a Pleasure 8-21-85 SH I Love You Indeed PD Get A Real Car Book Metal Disciples CO JM JR JD 68 Tackle Steel Assassain Car Crasher AKA SH The Chick Thanx Mom Dad 210 Forest Street Ft. bl. 1234 Lac 234 Petra Elizabeth Richtmann Love Ya Jimmy 8 21 84 4-ever Girls nite out! Thursdays! is T Heart dcabcm 151 cola Vi days my house hit the door! Cyn, Lisa — My Nose! IWNHA I Miss You JP You Will Never Be Forgotten! 57 Yale Street Deborah Ann Rogers WHERE YOU ' VE BEEN DOESN ' T MATTER WHERE YOU ARE TOUCHES MY LIFE WHERE WE MIGHT GO TOGETHER TOUCHES MY DREAMS MIKE — MY ENDLESS LOVE Thanx Mom Lip Synche — Vanity, Klymaxx Rich, Do you have any GUM??? 307 Washington Street D A 2, Flage 4, Radio 2, Rifle 1 John J. Regan Life is what you make it!!! Always re¬ member the FUDGIESH! Summer of ' 85 at Hampton Beach. Fernando ' s Hideaway ... You look mahvelous. Good times w GR. ILY mom dad, family. 11 Russell Road Span 4 Alex Puchulu Sarah Porell Charles Latta Patrons Mr. Mrs. William J. Terry, Jr. Wj R,x 159 niors Seniors Seniors Seniors Philip M. Aswad I ' ve done my job, its time to move on to new horizons. GTwF ' S JM, SS, SR, Ginzo, Buzz Rez, GT. Cape Cod Asey, 16, CHOPPER Jr. Prom, Jesse The Body GR. Zukelhi red hornet, Beachin 7Flg Florida, Truck, Shark 38 Allen Rd. Ft. bl. 12 Hock 1234 Jennifer Marie Ulwick Most Flirtatious It matters not how long we live but how! 2 jands! T-ping! rn-k! — P.W. Jr. Yr. 3D! Sr.s of 85 — MIY! Me. w S.P. Humarock! MaBL ' s! StAG-FLA86 SDADS! V.O.A ... forever?! gdnu? Mark it! — Lists S.A.T.urday! G.T. ' s w BJ, CC, PO, KG, KP, MB, CW, BC, DC, JC, SP Thanks to my family M D ILYA!! 4 Lakeview Terrace Fren. 1, 2 Lat.3 D A 3, 4 St. U 4 Cheers 3, 4 Alexandra Levin Roses never fade, memories re¬ main. 730A Main Street Aberjona 4, D A 3,4, Band 1234, Fren. 234 F.h. 23 NHS 4 Michael Sean Donaghey SPIKE Long Beach ' 84 w Whitey Boo wheres Spartalus? Humarock bound Hampton ' 85 — Al your down and out JS saving me at HJs Streak WWHLN 25 t ptrs w AD, PD, GK, JS, MW, HC Bubblehead LMF-HC The Mud Puddle Den we need some Minwax — GLORIA Wheres the party? Thanks Mom Dad 52 Brookside Avenue Base 1, 2, 3, 4 BB 1, 2, 3 Brian Gannon GOOD TIMES WITH: BEARS, OTIS MAC, G1S. RAT GOT CAPTURED. BEAR ' S BOOT CAMP, DO MO¬ HAWKS. SACHEM LAX: TOURNEY BOUND IN 86 . LTD DARE PONG, THANX MOM AND DAD FOR STAYING ON MY BACK. 4- 5683-968-72. BEARS GOT HORKED! 1 Tremont Street Katherine M. Fiorillo P.S. I Love you! 10 31 84 We ' ve only just begun Stace the crew Running with the night Good times VT 85 SC DW SYBOL KM KF RR JB Awesome-4-some L B Baby cruises! We ' ve gotta keep on chas¬ ing that dream or we ' ll never find it Thanxs Mom Dad I luv ya. 5 Stratford Rd HOCK 1, 2 LAC 1, 2, 3, 4 Kenneth M. Gallo 80561516, G.I.T. 6757 Hollywood BLVD. Hollywood, CA 90028 Peter J. Ravanis Whats up?!? Coorsbash N.eastern frat pty w JR DK Good Times in D- land: DR PP GD NH McD ' s RP RH how things going SB? Gav, pooch ACDC in Woosta Papas pizzaburn WEEZE OUTA HERE!!! RADIO 2, 3 Soc. Freshman, JV, V W.T. Freshman, JV, S.T. Freshman JV. St. U. Fresh¬ man, Sophomore. Bridget Theresa Duffy Boo Good times with best friends New Years Eve 83 The door won ' t TJ Parties Aerosmith 9-14 Limo 16 Bryan Adams Grapes make me hap¬ py Do mirrors fly? Ya gotta love it Curbs Kidnapping 84 Remember the good times not the bad Skiing Roses Memories of Heaven LYF 15 Buckman Drive Kathy Maney Courage is the power to let go of the familar. Tat crew, Arl ' s, S-allnighter, P.I.C., Hampton — Jam, Georgia 9 + 10, L-place, SW 7d ' s, P-shows, FFw M, TEC, BAL! OSNAW!, Italy, SDALL, CC Movie, Play-F Thanks, M.C. L.B. L.R. S.M. J.M. D.T. C-team, Better Late Than Never!! 26 Wedgemere Ave. Aberjona-234; St. U-34; C C-34 0 A-34; Band-23; Span-4; Soc.-123 W.T.-34; B.B-12; Sp.T-23 Laurie Rahmeier I get by w a little help from my friends. Thanks guys: L.K. DSJ ... CHATEAUDUN: JT, Eagles, Steph¬ anie Forum — friends, Fb, Craigville — The Best of Times... If I Laugh — CS M M ' s Make Friends There is nothing stronger in the world then gentleness Thanks TKMD 39 Thornberry Road Band 1234, C C Orch 34, Soc. 123 Fren. 234 NHS, FHS, Rox. Tutor. Leann M. Papas Memories last forever keep them in your heart, Dreams keep us going so don ' t let them part. D.C. in 83 Geor¬ gia — Peach Bowl 85 bubble-gum (BG) N.F.— MB, GJ, SK Jr. Prom — Max Good Times w :KC, SM, RC, HH. Love and Thanks to my Mother, family friends. 18 Amberwood Dr. Aberjona-4; D A-4; Band-2, 3, 4 Flag-1; Lat.-2 3, 4; Span.-I Sf. B.-3, 4 Patrons: George and Carlyjane Watson 160 ►eniors Virginia L. Askew There is a reason why even the an¬ gels don ' t give up at all — SN. Good times w friends: Cory, KM, JW, NS. I miss you Lauren, Nantucket, JR: Ich liebe dich. Hi Moo! YB, SU, Bad M:M and P, Friendly ' s, Driving around the lake. ILU M,D, J,H. Linguam Latinam amo. Piano. 38 Rangeley Road Aberjona 2, 3, 4 St. U 2, 3, 4 Flag 1, 2, 3 D A 4 Latin 3, 4 Marianne Hoffman HOFFY LYN — cox rd good laughs EBF LETS GO CRAZY show- er curtain the boys skip day squat rocks Canada — thumper Sr Prom 85 Font Hse Buy a life! BA concert — moon DP wknds GOOF — YOURE 1 IN MY BOOK Scott — thanks for being so special ILY thanks MOM, DAD MY BROTH¬ ERS j 73 Thornberry Road B.B, Soc. Aberjona John A. Galluzzo Quietness and confidence showeth knowledge and strength. baby porche (what is ya ig-er-ant) unbelievable Raid GR, GR, JA, CG, CG 274 Highland Ave. Sp. T 1, 2, 3,4 W.T 2, 3 Lat. 1, 2 Ital. 3, 4 Seniors Seniors Seniors Patti Holloran William H. McCarter Gene + Squig. forever. Retirem. for Judi + freedom for L.S. Thanx most to Tricia, best friends ... Osco pals: P.D, I might ever Frank, Deb (Sep ' s F-fU, you win; from now on I ' m on my own thanx). Summ. 85, softball, parties. Luv you Mom, Dad + Ed. Tis better to have loved.. 96 Thornberry Rd. Bandl, 2, 3, 4 Fr. 1, 2, 3, 4 You ' re either on the bus or you ' re off the bus KEN KESEY Nothing su- ceeds as planned HELLER Society doen ' t care jOOLS ROOLS It ' s not profound its true Chris b-ball jokes I have the keys JP DS PC CL AK CP JP DL KK AE AH JM BM VB MR JR JE IH EP CP NS BD JK TC SD gl SUE 21 Mt. Pleasant St. C C C W Radio Band 2 Fren Lat 1 2 Ger 4 1 9 I r jt ' wft I jtfjrfRfr jh 1 JR Diane O ' Connell AEROSMITH 1 FOREVER Best times with best buddies Sug. Loaf NH WB TJ PARTIES CRUISER SMASH SUE RAT 11:11 Pool Ta¬ ble Boo mirror action KM10N T ORIENTAL RUG YOU MEAN SHE ' S A HOOKER Mrs. M85 NICE BUM Mustang LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL TYLER DREAM ON -JP 24 LORING AVE Greg Rebello Children are the future teach them well let them lead the way show them all the beauty they possess let the children ' s laughter remind us how it used to be JR DF AK MS AS¬ PEN ' 78 CRISIS CAR ' 85-86 IS THAT WHAT YOU SAY JG GR AV 11 MAIN ST LAT 2, ITAL 3, 4, wT 3 Karla Messuri ARNF — the rink the drome Mark ' s The swamp, MG peanut JF-16 B-day Twist shout — K — os Studley Dudley AHS fake names? BTW J.F. M.G. S.P. D.R. W. T. K.M. M.W. ages? PR HB — window the field, truck proms ' 85 ' I luv you SP 4Eva 3 6 85 I luv U Ma, dad -f fam. WERE OUTA HERE 34 Coolidge Road Donald Hughes Patron: Victoria Loeb Sean Murphy Wanna bet? Do flags, B.K. cook these eggs, forged tickets, DR ' S with po, buzz, at O.T. jr. prom? pats and B ' s games, gisse, rat, bear, egg, assie. DARE PONG! Bears b oot camp, Rat got captured OTIS college commin up, cant go out again! 94 Irving St. HOCK 1 2 3 BAND 1 mm Judith O ' Connor A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter; he who finds one finds a treasure. A faithful friend is beyond price, no sum can balance his worth. Thanks for being faithful friends — PM, SC, LS, KM, PH, Goodtimes — Espana ' 85, RS w LS, Rox Tut w NC ILY M + D 4 Sargent Rd. Lat. 1, 2, 4, Span. 1, 2, 3, 4, Roxbury Tutoring, 4 Charles Marquadt 161 � eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Linda A. Rossettos ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG BJ Thanx AA CC (2) PD DP PW GS HI KG ILY! I ' m cold, Silent Study PW Where ' s the water? — Patsy ' s Po¬ tent Noise Do The Linda! AKA Pablo ILY JH, LM, JM (2), TT DZ, SS, VS, ESP. BB Prov. 3:5,6 Thanks Mom Dad ILY! PSYCHE!! 14 Dana Avenue St: U 1, 2, 3, 4, R B, 2, 3, D A 3, 4, Span 1, 2, 3, Lat 1, 2, Photo Club 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Scott M. Romboli Artie Hope at Wonderland, Piper ' s Pit, Thanx Jesse, Wrestle Mania ' 85, Anything Goes, Baseball, 1986 is Fi¬ nally Here, PA, SS, See you in Ft. Lau¬ derdale Next Spring! 17 Grayson Road Ft. Bl. 1, 2, 3 B. B. 1, 2 Base 1, 2, 3, 4 Suzanne Russo Memories Will Last Forever! Good x ' s with TP, MF, CO, SS, CG, DC Hal¬ low. Dance 10 27 84, Jun. Prom Capt. Tom, Foot-games, JOSIE M. Luv Ya Flappy! Never Forget Ya! Neva Forget times with Mich. Gin Always Luv Tommy, Thanks Mom! NEW YEARS EVE 1984! STICK!!!!! 93 Harvard Street Kimberly F. Ryan Most Original Blissful happiness lit my heart And I knew: If I now dropped out of the world, I would fall into heaven with my grey! DELIRIOUS Rolling P-lots + Hills, Hoi — 5 5,123 SH MO FT A; Dripping lara butane; KN9 ILY — CA, LS, HS, BK, LB, M,M, A,K LIFE = desirebakeoynquelovebakeme! 6 Madison Avenue C C — 1234, Orch 1,2, 3,4 Fren. 1: 2 Ger. 2, 3, C W2, 3 Laura Smith CHUCK FOREVER 8 24 84 TO ??? Friends forever — DO, JO, TM, PH ESPANA (85) — Mery M., Iggy, Lillo R ' s and quarters. S. hats, rolls Fun at RS with Jude — H ' s and K ' s Good times w DOC. Lab fun w TM Great OSCO stories with Patti H. THANKS MOM AND DAD. 58 Hemingway St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Span. 2, 3, 4 Roxbury Tutoring 4 David M. Selvitelli Sugarloaf Ski Safari Good Times with JH, SH, JB (BM), BD, CT, SM BFOB! The Moon! Mud F.B.! Terp ' s House Steve ' s stogies C.M.? Go Pats MG rules, Duck Pond Jimmy B ' s The Terminator, Black Maria? The Cape Ski Party 10 Pocahontas Drive D A 3 4, Lac 1, 2, 3, 4 Alfonso Serrano Hey babe take a walk on the wild side. M with J and J Navigator of the LAH. I try to speak up but only in you I ' m complete.BOY.TELE¬ PORT Thanx Mom and Dad. 60 Amberwood Drive Jennifer L. Tobiason The most essential thing for happi¬ ness is the gift of friendship Good times with J,L, R,K The DB — GA ' 84 CB 2 16 85 Quechee Omnia Vincit Amor (J + C)2 The Breakfast Club ... France ! Thanks M,D,S,J ILY 6 Hillside Ave. Flag. 2, 3 Lat. 1, 4 Fren. 1 Diane Struthers Fun times w Great Friends Shmug! Luv U Frankie 12-29-84 4-Ever Over¬ heating w the B.Boys 345 135 Fells Run Frid. 13th JS at MC ' s Ch. Moon THE GIRLS L.L. Lakes MW Cellar Slpovrs BP ' s V 2 Zw Marie 1st sno 2is2 much RA! TF = MW Toga at SD ' s Wstd.Tm ILY M D 46 Wildwood Street cheers 2 3 Alexander C. Sterling For the record: Good luck, Jon Dan. Squirrel Island, YPF. ASTGK Forever! School activities? HA!! No complaints about parents, town or school becuz I ain ' t the dog that bites the hand that feeds. Chow. 7 Sanborn Street Margaret Sullivan Patron: Priscilla Miller 162 !� eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors John F. Herlihy Jr. Jay Bones — BFOB — Club Med — Terp ' s Housewith Brutus, Sav, Dello, Stev, Hank, and Terp — Good Times Swimming — SH-924 — Good Luck to all — Keep in touch. 73 Grove Street D A — 3, 4 B.B — 1, 2, 3 Soc — 1,2 Span — 1, 2, 3 Ger — 4 Robert Scott Hughes We must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it, — but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor! 924, JH, DS, JB (BFOB) DON, KMJ KJ, BK, and all YPF, Good Luck Rwy ' m dy garu di BJC. 10 Madison Avenue D A 34 Ger. 1234 Soc. 1234 Lac. 1234 Pathik A. Shah Remember the good times and for¬ get the bad. PR — CH NYE ' 84 Ho- hum — you ' re AWESOME! ConlP- Feb Hampton 6291794. How about round 2? Don ' t You Forget About Me Lakers and Squids Rule! BFOB LB IYA PYMP — no more Porsche see you soon! Thanks Mom, Dad, (Muni?) 37 Holland Street D A 3, 4. Base 1, 2. Wre 2, 3. Jon C. Sevigny The Best Was Yet To Come, but SAVE A PRAYER. Remember your Best Friends, LS DA JB BN EG CF. July 4 Cape Cod, Hampton Beach 85. College wkends. Talking — KC. RC — 6pack, K.A.K, 819-FC, DD. Thanx M + D. Good Luck Megan. Keep pting Dave. Its COOL Michele. 10 Sargent Rd. Aberjona Nelleke Spanjaard You must try thinking like a cloud some time just leace a happy face outside. JT Lady Judy France- Bobsy Twins We had fun — TB TB LS DY GD KM DT PA JC HT HT CM RG GBD MICKEYS at CN Thanks Mom Dad Ing Fred Marlies! IMY MDM NEVER . . . Forget summer 85 20 Sheffield Rd. Aberjona 2, 3, 4 D A 3, 4 Radio 1, 2 F h 3 B.B 1,2, 3,4 Fren. 1, 2,3,4 Span 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Lucy Catherine Shawcross The Future ' s Open Wide! I ' ve Seen Some Changes and It ' s Getting Bet¬ ter All The Time. M.E I love the nerd and her cat! Fun w; KR, HB (BJ), MV, TB, NS, JW, LB. The Grads: BP, MES, TF, PS, DKS, GP, CC, MP. You ' re just what 1 needed IL! Tu Jest? (MS, NK) BK (BM) GD-ST 63 Mystic Valley Pkwy. F.h. 234 W.T. 234 Sp. T 1234 Wendy Thompson I ' ll Never forget my hometown Cambridge, N.Y. Best times with DP, KF, LR, TB, and the rest of the gang. To Wayne, I love you! To our future, may it be a happy one. Al¬ ways looking forward, never looking back. Never let your dreams die — live them! Louise Mary Kermond Angel Loops Lu ' s Glue My Yellow Benz! BT ' s W El, Hill, Red, Say, Bon, JG, Lin Havard Sq XMas Switcheroo w Hill Micropuppy Tea talks AML to JS84-86 + Flashlights... Anybody in there?! Tennis Anyone? 3k ' s L Mrs I Hook ' m IMY St. Union Prez w VIC Love You M D! WHS, Thanks for the memories! 7 Sheffield West VarTen 1234 St. U 1234 D A 34 Annmarie Venuti But I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly be¬ cause you tread on my dreams. Espana ' 85 ROWRRU APK NM MR DF Woolies, NMBH Piltdown Man FIN 11 Main Street Span. 1, 2, 3, 4 Patron: Lorin Maloney Bill Terry Booka 1 Phinny ' s Zep Malibu CODE Schoolnight? Judy ' s J-Mon Gizard Do-Nodoz, Mad Al and Faith, Eggs Vermont 86 Hampton Hey Guz, Bud Mo-Do GOL Lake BC Blackout What is wrong here? It ' s been real: JH CF, Bears, TP, CG, TD, BA, CSA: JB 2 Sachems Hockey 1 Take it Ez ' 86 8 Dartmoth St. Winchester, Mass. 01890 Hockey 1234, Ft.BI. 1 Base 1, 2 Aber¬ jona 4 Robert Zirkel Taste ' s Great..Beanpot ' 84 It ' s A Beauty. BC Hockey Rules..Big Bob, Jessie + Tiger. Mol. Golden The Green Helmet — Where ' s my con¬ tract Pal? All-Star Chem. Class. Zepplin.. Those Canadien Clubs.. BOOM! Goodbye Winchester, Hello Falmouth..Less Filling 41 Emerson Rd. Hock 1 2 3 Golf 2 3 4 Tara Gurry 163 eniors Seniors Semors Seniorsr Hi Ml- - j§§ffjjL -r a%%V J | j|P Kathy McGee Out w the girls, PARTYING in fields bedrooms, Quarters, thumper, sleepovers, dances, shipwrecked. Movies (w JC) Summer ' 85, There is a first time for everything. “I get by with a little help from my friends. Thanks everybody. 35 Oak Street St. U — 1, 2, 3, D A — 3, S.T — 1, 2, 3, 4, SF. B — 1, 2, John Joseph Maher HEY NEWBS JAWS! JOE E-Z ' S THE FIELD WHERE ' S GURENTE BONES- MOBILE D.W.I. THE CREW THE BAND N.H. AND MAIN. GOOD TIMES WITH FRIENDS SABBATH 25 SHEPARD CT. Timothy F. MacDougall R C PM DB Good times cruisin pie. Get a grip! Jane go back to sleep. D.C. in 83, Ga in 84. DM MOOO! Here come de bull! Ippah! Wres¬ tling! Mightyfine I must say. Dur Martha, gotta love them eyes! Stop foggin ' up these windows! Remem¬ ber, I Love You! Thanks M + D! 35 Nathaniel Rd. Band 1234, Radio 1, Base 1234, Wre 1234. Kristen MacEachern MP 7 3 83 Against All Odds. The times we were together AP Jr. Prom The Palace Walks to nowhere Re¬ member the good times not the bad. Good times w good friends. Dreams will last us a lifetime. Red Corvette Time was not wasted! It ' s Casual! Thanks Mom Dad! 3 Nassau Drive Charles J. Maida Kathleen I Love You WWGM, Good Times, TC, Olympia Gym Quarters PE ' s house, Muraco, Hu- marock Power Lifting Meet MM Good Times w Friends Hi Pal Friday Nights Good Laughs 16 Prince Avenue Richard Mahoney CREEPING DOOM, X-CORE! SKATE TO DESTROY! PARTYING w THE GANG — THEY KNOW WHO. THRASH OR DIE! THE RAMP, SUM¬ MER 85 ' — WHAT HAPPENED? IN¬ SPIRED BY: MINOR THREAT, JER¬ RY ' S KIDS, DYS AND ALL THE REST! Radio station Steven Malatesta P.S. bites cem w L late nights w cam n trouble Deb pink sweater M.G.; tips ffrom L.D. deathride to papa G ' s w M.M. B.S. RULES!! thanks T.M. H.R. It ' s a town full of losers, I ' m pullin outa here to win! Hope for UNHH 270 Highland Ave. James Joseph Mahoney III Ha! 1-5-85 Forever BM miles away 1st date disaster. Delivery for Niecy on Vday. Can I ask you a question? ITGML — OSITBTSW — SWN? In¬ spiration! U shop at D ' s. NHLM + works! 93S — Fresh TO Peek-a-boo! BBD 5-17-85 It lives — Da-Da-Da BR ’ CRASH(Jr) Thanks! M + D, DC, S + P 47 Thornberry Road B.B 1, Ital. 1, 2, Photo Club 2, 3 Ellen Donahoe Never Forget All The Great Times With Special Friends! w Lu, sarah, Jule, Dan, Anamo, Betz, Dobs, Bon, Hil Streaks, GK, JAY — Thanx U guys: ILU! BF CANADA thumper! MB wheres Barnstead?? GI ' s@Cape Fla Humrck — burr Beach it VCR? DWI? Hvrd Sq; Dnuns@hall wn Danz! Rox; tent? rrx; MD SOCCER LUCK 3 Vi IMU 34 Glen rd. var. Soc. 234; var. B.B234; Sf. B2 LAT. 234; D A; Patrons: Dr. Mrs. William J. Porell Michelle Fairweather Lasting Mem ' s Friends Forever SR Sum ' 85 — MIXED Emotions New Years 84 Gismo + Shell Ova 45on M.ST.w SR, CG Thanx Bri .25 and CT ' s w KD + Me Back Room — Conn ' s The BUG, Aru S.S SR — Re¬ member ZEL Josie Mobile Good Times w CG, KD, KJ, DT, ZL, MH ILYF — CG ?x ' s T 2 HSwKD ILY MA- + DAD 90 Middlesex Street 164 V V 5eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Ando ' s Where my wallet? Kerri ' s One last time MC Who ' s ya BUDDY? B-Day harvard Bound Corey Hart Toe Y-N-G-L — T.V 4-ever U of EBF Rox Miami Vice Summer of 84 Bost SAT R Keep i-i-y-p-l “Jimmy ' ' Con¬ nelly ' s Girls Har 2 25 t pixs THANKS MOM DAD ILY 12 Hill Street Soc. 123, B.B 1234, Sf.B 1234 D A 34 Chris Terpko Springsteen The Who U2 — nads J . Bird ranks; “Born to Run” Moon Macs = logs. bfob, dolp, TPing. “No sir, twas a twinkie , take¬ off. Cerv Owls JB, DD, BD, JH, HL, SM, DS, “O was a squid. Frogs. Thanx WWF, Hot Rod, Body, Hulk- ster. Snooze. Plasta, eh! “Jungle- land . 23 Everett Avenue Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Benjamin L. Keller Most Theatrical I got no values. Eating children In¬ gesting controlled substances! En¬ gage in lust Union Libre SEKS! Thanx KR KM KH KJ KD MW2 and me chums Summer85 Fest86 Wompin at Bement Foetus — Scrape it off YPF PLF MFA Jousting, HB House DOOM + BD trash FEEDBAK Scan- diforce NPA ST SKATE 5 Wildwood St. St.U 1234, C C 23,4 (pres.) Radio 234, Soc. 12 Debbie Thompson “Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead, walk beside me and just be my friend. Thanx Lor Lis Jen Kath Sue Nell Shan (Hein.) AH. France. Cairo — RT. FB@SR.? IJHTSU Let ' s get organized! FLA. 85 — D S! Good Luck Meliss — Thanx M,D, A. 48 Samoset Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Roxbury Tutoring 4 Fren 1, 2, 3, 4 Lat. 1, 2 Steve Todisco Heading for a land of SUNSHINE Salisbury Beach — Saratoga — Sum¬ mer Trips — Sunshine Daydream — DEAD 85 Hillcrest Safari — Dream Weaver PEACE through LOVE +, — Always LTOYW RF RP KC AS WW WH FH RH RM AR ML NH MM 72 North Border Road Marie Ward Fun times w great Friends! Shmug! PSw Minnie, DC Fix, Bye Mr. W! Fells Overheating w the B.Boys 345 135 TP ing slpovrs BP ' s Finally YOUNT 1st Sno. Green Machine Boston L.L Lkes cellar Ltle Car SD ' s 3inHO SA Thumper w THE GIRLS l Zw Diane Thanks 4 everything M + D + J + E + J + A! 50 Myrtle Terrace S.T. 1, Cheers 2, 3, 4, Janet Weylman “You got your passion, You got your price, But don ' t you know that Only fools are satisfied? Always memba good times with friends. No longer I.S. ... Kev SPAIN ' 85!! KM - DF WT WWF . .. D,D . .. Thanks Mom and Dad! 3 Harrington Rd. SP CLUB 34 GER CLUB 1 SOC 123 cr CO 4 WT 1234 ST 1234 ST U 34 David Ward Metal Rules. Aerosmith, Lynn. Rab¬ bit ' s busted. Good times at Star. Moved to Papa ' s. Drive too fast. Don ' t tail this car. Have to go to study. Good laughs in Electronics. 15 Windemere Rd. Michael P. White Most Athletic Whitey ploppin with JS Gloucester 84 Wheres Spike is TB asleep John can I use a pad see ya Smitty DC made it to Turkey day F-Ball ML Champs Grafbusters showers Boo- howmany? LB7-4-85 JSDCMDPM Thank you Mom + Dad “It ' s so easy to forget that what you give is what you get 74 Sylvester Ave ft.bl. 1234 w.t. 4 b.b. 123 base 1234 Diane Yamane To cling to earth — When we could fly — Is denying life — It ' s suicide — GD I say we let him go YIELD Gts in FHw NK MS, lest you forget NUNS at FP? Rosalita — w all the maddness in my soul ILY LS TB DT GD NS HB PS BP MS TF M,D,S! 14 Seneca Road St. U 3,4, D A 3 Span. 1: 2,3,4 F.h. 2, 3, 4 Patrons: Mr. Mrs. Wm. Casey eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Leo Carayannopoulos TRICIA I LOVE YOU S.M CONDO SIGN GLEN, PETER BRIGAMS DAVE, ARON, JOE “THE NIGHT PETER, DEREK, MIKE MARIOS GLEN, PE¬ TER MINI GOLF DAVE WATER BAL¬ LOON FIGHTS MR. THORNE PIZZA PARTY! 16 CHURCHILL ROAD Sp.T3, 4 S.T. 4 Ger 3, 4 Marianne Beth Murray To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life — Gypsy The Nines Sp Comp Baileys H Choc Mt Summit Thumper It ' s Casual Hampton GT ' s w Cwazy Deb Driv¬ en Exper Suf Ptys It ' s Over! Always Rem juju Thanks Mom Dad ILY! 5 Sylvester Ct Cr.C1,2,4 W.T 1,2, Sp.T 1,2 Band 1, 2 Aberjona 4 Michael Picardi Suzette Piazza Good times, bad times you know I ' ve had my share ... best times w SB, MP, NV, BJ, JM, BP, BG, MM, TK, BN, KJ, SB, SD, AB, KP, SF . . . ship wrecked, how r.u? hi u? LC in the sink, face, smoke on the water — NH, Muraco, deekos, never, giggles and mess FF ILY Mom + Dad, Lou- + Kel. 2 Valleywood Circle Joseph Anthoy Pelsuo SLIPS AND SLIFS J.C R.C J.B J.G (2) M.B M.H M.W P.A A.P P.R L.M TLA- ELD JOHNNY CASH CRASH EX¬ QUISITE EXTREME YES OSCENCE IN THE RAVAGES OF ARAMITHEIA FLORIDA BOUND 265 WASHINGTON ST. Stephanie M. Kelley HAPPY SHIVERS! GK4u GK4me GK4eva! Dl H. Convls! Want the REAL time MO?! VTBars BKB UVM! Aerosmith 8533! Adam Ant NS Muraco rat juju! 1st pmw M J Shoe ashtray, DSM!! BU: BIFF! THUD! H 2 0 town FF JK JD SK zappa 4 canlopes Hike Hiker! 25 t JG: go 4 a RIDE? GK3am!? SMMA? OPUSIO 13! Got 5 mins!? ILYM D SOC 123 SPAN3 LAT3 Mary-Theresa Gill ARNF: swamp, JF16Bday, field, Drome Marks, Swill Hill, Half-days Summer of 85, Times w JF KM DR LD LS LI KC KH WT guys from the Mt. Totally C-lzeek, KM — peanut, Birds on my back Up, down, around, Gonna get Married Giga! In another Life! Ms. Hana. M D ILY, WERE OUTTA HERE!! 15 EAST STREET D A-4 Ger-1, 2 ■ Nora Ann Nagle ' Ave you ever felt like you ' ve been . . . cheated? Santanic Courtyard Cult of ' 86! Yuk Man! This will go down on your permanent record! Oh yeah? Fun at Pep Rallys! (ha, ha) Wipeout! Goth Mondays! ILGoofy Shepherds ! Good times in H.Sq.! So long, thanks for the fish! 4 Drexel Avenue Span. 123, Ger. 1234, C C 34 Robbie Cook Thanks M.C., S.C., and K.G. for a great Senior Year. Thanks L.D. and J.A. too. Good-Luck Allison! Love Always. I Love You Mom and Dad. Thanks for the snowman Joe and Chris. Tracy — B.F.F. Love ya! See you in FL. P.S. He ' s still frying! Thanks for the MEMORIES 6 Grove Street Mathew Keats 166 Mark Medzorian Patron: Randee Ray Martin eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors David O ' Rielly Doug Norberg Gettin-Bye Good times w friends Wrestlemania DMC Killer Moths in PKG MC KG Wanna Wrestle? JC Tree Teleport Want some Katnip? JBD 1 Green Machine WHS Grap- plin 140 Fishin up the Resi w JC Spe¬ cial Mcburgers I finally made it Thanks M D Good luck Goop 25 Cabot St. Soc. 1234 Wres 1234 Jamie Mongiello HS WITH GREZ WITH BUZ M WITH J A LAH BLIND J ' S H JOE EZ ' S PJ ' S O.T. B ' S IN S F M WITH R 20 Dennett Road Peter Mulvaney MIN.WAX J.S. H.N. Y.E. MUD PUD¬ DLE BIG BERTHA SAT WITH M.D. ON SUN.. BETTING DOES NOT RULE THE PENGUINE WITH J.S. KING SMITTY MR. FORGETFULL . . . _MULLS 10 Stratford Rd. B.B. 1-4; LAC 1-4; Cr.C 1 Peter S. McCleery DAAMINOES!! HERE COME D BULL HERE COME D BULL! MS. T IS E PUTPUT THE SWAMPMOBILE LIVES NITE FOOTBALL IS QUITE DE¬ CENT I MUST SAY! ED GRIMLEY RULES OSCO FRAANKITE! I LOVE TREES HOLA TIMUTAO, COMO ESTAS? GOOD FRIENDS DB TM RC 6 Reservoir St. Base 124 WT 1 Golf 4 Bill Newburn Hey Bones ... JAWS!! cheeze wizz AL — keep the faith DIO!! Jesse “THE BODY Ventura wrestle Ma¬ nia Vahalla! Oak ' s unit tub 3 in a tree, my G.T. Griff, Mugs, Karis, Benny — The Field..Philis ' House, EATING rice N.H. Bridge MOMMY!! 17 Florence St. Hock 4 John C. Serieka Sachems 17-ML CHAMPS; the 4th shoepolish MINWAX — polaroids HOJOS — bible reading w MD, JT — LIGD ED — leg action ICR!: Lu — S_D“ “The Penguine ; ploppin: MW + B — wire Hey Spike, WWHLN? — “Streaks — AM, HC PD,.. . Ahh DC: PM sleddin — Var¬ sity F.Ball, Track, B.Ball — ... THANX M + D 30 Lincoln Street Ft.bl. — 1234; B.B. — 123?; Sr. VP. Sp.T. — 34; Base. — 12; St.U — 1234 Aberjona — 34; NHS Peter Ockerbloom Doc Ock Phd., bundi splash, BBHC Sticks party lights, DP 1, SDparty Thanx for the GT ' s SD, TJ, MP, NG, DB, SB, JC, JH, JS, 6 + AP, T 2 Mr J + H, M.H. MRC 6 8 86 you made it hap¬ pen M + D, THE BOSS Live 9 4 84 one person can have a dream, but it takes 2 to make that dream come true ... 40 Mayflower Rd. Base 1, 2, 3, 4 Kevin Racek Michael Kieth McKnight Time is a great teacher, but unfor¬ tunately it kills all its pupils. — Hec¬ tor Berlioz R B 2, St.U 1, 2, 3, 4, C W 3, C C 4 Radio 1, 2, 3,4, M. Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 Ger. 3, 4, W.T. 2, B.B. 3,4 Patron: Mathematics Dept Paul Errico Fri. Night laughs w MP — CM Muraco time to run — GTW MM BG BN JM CM MP 1C KJ Feb. Vac. — 85 86 Quarters — my house N.H. — Pic, Too Close. Tracy Parties EKOC, D 8 b, HJ — ,5oz. ya-yo 11:11 Aerosmith 85 Weirs Beach — AC DO LG TJ Mo, want a bite? Boo, slow down! RP — a.m. calls 9:10 smokdop hoover 5 Bates Road Kathleen Ann Burke Love can be kept only by being — given away! Washington, Lip Synch — Vanity, Klymaxx, Adam Ant I MISS YOU Rick, Remember GT ' s w the ANGELS Sis, Mike, Momo, Bri, Scott, jen, Sand M Right — Danny Dreams S Poker Foliage Hosp. WM FM Smile Hee! The Rock Why Me Mom Dad! I Love You Uncondi¬ tionally 62 Nelson Stree Street Aberj. 4, Soc. 23, Rifle 34, D A 34 Dennis A. Clarke All we need in life are good friends J.S. Lug Wrench Beach Bunnies ' 85 ' July 4, 84 M.D, P.M, J.S. M.W Let ' s Lift! J.Js Beard, Bibble You Are Sexy! VB. B, FBall, Captains Together — 3 Thanks Mr. Marshall, Many Memo¬ ries with Chris O. 378 South Border Rd. Ft. bl. 1,2,3,4, B.B 1,2,3,4 Lac 1,2,3, 4 Greg Rautenberg A BIM BERI GLASSALA GLANDRID E GLASSALA TUFFM I ZIMBRA. ' ' — David Byrne (TA LKI N GHE ADS) 65, 67, 691 2, 71, 2 72 ' %, 74. Bugs-n-the Heads always!!! Braintree Crew (J.B., A.C., F.A., S.L., W.C., L.S., The Cap ' n, VWS Hello, G.R., J.G., N.H., B.M., M.M.) FRRREEEEEEZ 12 Loring Ave. Karen J. McCall The essential is invisible to the eyes; it is found in the heart Mrs. I, Kath, Zulu, Doobie Team get psyched for ' 86! Dairy Dome Fun times w Jane Fonda! Hook ' em Bueno Jude. Good Times w Mr. R. Battle of the Diets!! LIN-Twin Power! Thanx M + D — ILY! Everett Ave. Ten. 1234 Soc. 12 Fren. 34 Span. 4 Ana Gabriela Perez Barrios Most Theatrical Let the sunshine, keep smiling, be happy you ' ll succeed; when you do share it w someone, I ' ll be smil¬ ing too. Memories ' ll last forever Neither distance nor time will make me forget the GOOD TIMES(HTS BENANA, RC MB) Luv M, D the rest of the fly. Thank u all BUENA SUERTE Calle La Cima, Qta. Jaguey, Lomas del Club Hipico, Caracas 1080, Ven¬ ezuela C C, 3, 4; Span., 3, 4; fren., 3, 4. Joe Barbaro David Bonner Good times with PM TM CA GB CB 1C RC work with Chris the other twin shawn, the golfer the little treat A few too many with Pete and Tim the swampmobile crash cat hunts chris get a liscense I luv JK 8 10 85 thanks m and d Brian McCarthy Sue Allard BACON ST. Sk. Ut. K.L.T. 2s. Strip w.o. How ' s the House M.B.? Theor¬ ies Flem ' s MSQLR Laugh triplets ANITA Foxcroft Pk. Cars??? Hockey Games w 2T. 2S. %R%C. me and my JC P. Anka G.M. ' s g.t ' s. + b.t. ' s w TL SF DS CM JC ABINC. ILY M + D! 18 Churchill Rd. Patron; Alfred D. Duhamel Linda R. McCall HOFF — Cox Rd. They ' re after us again! GL at Harvard — 211 FUZZY Rocks B.A concert — moon! Can¬ ada; — Thumper! Spotlight squad SHAWN — Secret R. 1!! 3:30 call Tennis Team w Mrs. I, LU, Kat, Kel Dairy Dome rules! ILY MOM + DAD, Dave, Kaz — Love ya Twinny!! 8 Everett Ave. Ten. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soc. 1, 2, 3 Fren. 3, 4 Craig Bonnell Well we know where we ' re goin ' but we don ' t know where we ' ve been And we know what we ' re knowin ' . We ' re not little children And we know what we want The fu¬ ture is certain So give us time to work it out. T.H., IML, Bill lives! 8 Aricia lane D A4, photo club 1-4, soc. T-4 Mike Burke Then again as it was, then again it will be. Though their courses change sometimes, the rivers always reach the sea. Now is the time to look and look again at what you see. Is that the way it ought to be? 57 Richardson St. 168 Dan Airey As I remember, I begin to see, Edu¬ cation could ' ve been misery. Friends of whom I ' ve so many, Where ' d I be if I ' d not had any? I owe high points to my friends, Who I won ' t forget til time ends To friends that made time fly, Hopefully, this isn ' t goodbye. 54 Nelson st. Sara Ann Fleming GD x GF ' s — The Girls SH MU G LB Mini Ship wrecked 84 Party Naked 3GAw MP Triplets how ru? hi u McD ' s — AM kgs SD — NYE? Snk Out Kels Cut Ugly House Dblwhm BHar LC DC MP Forum WCC — NH T 2 Chn Moon Fri The 13th “Leaves Have Fallen all Around — Time I was on my way “LED ZEP Wstd Tm 129 — PD ILYM 6 Norwood St. Aberjona 3 Photo Club 3, 4 St. U 2, 3 D A 4 Christine Osborne Good times ... Dennis ... Bio. P. Is¬ land ' 85 ' . 1st, waiting, Weekends, S.R. F Ball Games, Spying, rah-rahs, Jr. Semi, Summer ' 84 ' , D.T ... Geor¬ gia, WB 4- T, math class, K.F. first period nerds, M.F ... latlian Feast, Soph. Yr. A.B. Best Memories with Dennis (ILY) 161 Cross St. Derek Rutherford Gretchen Grabau Tora Tora Tora out w the LC The Club the beach w BY JJ CS J CC Ml 12 28 83 MDW 84 the tavern wingnuts stowaway 84 stonies everything all the time Germany stumped in 85 dont get lost in a closet the gang JL YB CS CR AJ TM KP BD NH 86 FF TB PL BP SL I Love You M + D Thanks!! 16 Manchester Road WHSR Nicholas Haber See the Cat? See the Cradle? Ahoy Bousy Brown Stubble! Damn Com¬ mies Stole my hatiOpium bringt Opi um Nick the Narcoleptics McCloud castle across the lake My socks are snow-sealed. THE CURE ICE — 9 5 Woodside Rd. Ger. 1, 2, 3, 4 C W 2, 3, 4 C C 2, 3, 4 M. Congress 3, 4 B.B 1, Band 1, 2, 3 Peter Del Vecchio IT ' s PARTY TIME Best of times — MAINE HUMROCK bound GLORIA G.T!s w GKC o Js Md Ad Tm Jk road trips MUSTANG 351, 25 ' s Pitchers RIPPED! to those who worship CHEWY bubblehead SPIKE chico Summer 85 someone special C.V. Thanks Mr. H for making it fun. Keene NH deniloura THANKS, M + D 12 DANA AVE BASE 1, 2, 3,4, FT. BL. 2,3 SOC. 1 B.B. ITAL. 4 Frederick W. Howard “And all the years combine, they melt into a dream — GD Dreams of Skiing, the ' Loaf, the LT w KC, Hacking, Towers, Woods, Partying with everybody, BST 503, German, New Year, Dead Shows w out equal Drives, Bashes, Wierd nights and the best people one could know. 2 Gardner Place Steven Scali Maggots ... Always Remember the Good Times With Michelle 10 5 83 — 9 20 85. Piquiquia ... Mad Bookie Annand! Fun on 93 w Mike! Gulam Alice Inn in the 7th! Busted in Hull! 7 5 85 w Michelle; Beauty Eh! New Years + Rock Port MF, TP, SR! Horked; Spreads; The Malibu! 41 Mayflower Road Hock, Base Patrons: Harold Sharon Dulong Ender Ozdemir John Coliano Holly Shepard Christopher Gaudet Richard Kazanjian 169 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Lisa Dewar Robbie Cook Stephanie Kelly Gianna Limongiello Good Times w Good Friends Girls Night Out — Lookin ' For Trouble C.L. G.S. L.P. L.D. L.l. P.K. Fly GirlsIN- ever Forget Soph. Semi, Junior Prom, Revere Beach, The Palace. The Pond L.P. Friends Forever. PS BL BT 151 Suffolk Ave. Revere, Ma. 02151 Aberjona 2, 3, 4 Cheers 3, 4 Photo 2, 3 Lisa Marie Isaac GTW PK, GL, TC, KC, DR, SM, LP, KC, FdJ Fly Girls, Chicken Zone, Crazy Man, Missing Chair, Manhunt Vineyard 84-85, The Girls, What Mile? Be nice to me, BW, Traveling Companions VV — T-R, Donuts, English men, Hide-seek, Bronze Bo¬ dies, ILY Mom Dad Tim, Izeek, LY,BB, YB 14 Chester St. Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Spanish club, 1, 2 Katherine Johnson DEB ' S HOUSE, SUMMER OF ' 84 THE BEGINNING, NEW YEARS EVE ' 85 DAD, THE BIKIE THE SNOWMAN JOHN ... DON? THE CRIMSON NITE HAPPY B-DAY TO MY BUDDY DT FUZZY! NGL? MIAMI VICE, BACK ROOM CONNELLY ' S, J SKIP D ' 85 ITALY! GTW ZL DK DT MF LM MH Mike Schoepke John Jordan Jeanne O ' Brien GOOD TIMES W B.J. THE BOAT 3 MUSK. (RR, SLU + JEANNO? BEAN) SUMMER OF ' 85 U. Mass ' ' ELF ' ' State Soc. ' 85 W EVIL EYES ' ' DAL¬ LAS ' 85 JUL LET ME SLEEP MOST THANX LUC + Dl L.Y. M. + D. NO. CHAMPS GOALS SOCCER 83-85 INJ.? WHY NGU WORK W SAS TIE 4 YORK ROAD SOC. 1, 2, 3, 4 R B 34 Neal L. Horovitz High Schools are full of knowledge. The freshman bring a little in and the seniors take none away and knowl¬ edge accumulates. 3 Taft Circle R B 2, 3, 4 William Hunter Lisa Marie Giannotti GOOD TIMES LAST FOREVER BAD TIMES FADE AWAY good times w good friends ILY MIKEY 6-18-82 P- DOG OR 85 Fix us a bowl LIZA How ' s my eyes TINA 8-8-84 Cut it! Twins Snowin ' DOC The Cruiser ILY Mom Dad Thanx J-M Brown It ' s a Lahgi We ' re good to go Cyn 13 Munroe Street Woburn Ma, 01890 James J. Hennelly HAWAII 45 ' s in T-Bird VW Bug HOGG Steve what time is it? N.G. DONT do it! Sue Le Sphinct 3 knuck¬ les in a wagon. Stick is dead! Open arms is B.S May 24, 83 R.R 3 yrs. So c¬ cer Ball 85! Good Laughs!! N.G, S.B., S.D., P.O CLEO Feel Like A Num¬ ber Bob Segar 42 Hemingway St. Soc. 2, 3, 4, Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4 Patrons: Lorraine Cullivan 170 SENIORS SENIORS SENIOR Beth O ' Donnell S. Thumper w DP, KM, MC, CR, DB, MW, DW, NF — Feb flings w the gang! Fort? Boxcar — nite! shipw¬ recked. YOUNT! Fells escape w Bri Green Machine Smith w the boys JP w EC LYF THX Humarock 85(Dunes Chat) Boston! MB — Lee(tricks) CC cut my chicken Do peds? Jr. Skip day Thanx M + D + A 44 Forest ST. D A 4, Cheers 2, 3, 4, Soc. 1, 2 John Corby Florida 86 Lapdance slips Chevy Maribu Crash We downed 4 all ready and now we ' re steady and then we went 1 2 3 4. In memory, Beloved Father, Mike Wipperman, Paul Augello, Rob Marshall. Party Spots Grid RR HC HPM Rotary Phil¬ lis ' s. Good times bad times I know I had my share, I ' ve paid my dues, I ' ve had my blues and now I ' m out of here. Chris Giso Cutest Whalers 1 C + S CORP NE SHRIMP DMC Tanners Pride DARE POND Flags T 2 GT w Mary Bears Murph RAT BT MAC BK Cook These Eggs Rubberdog 6 Bear ' s Boot Camp Sailing Everyday Wana Bet Cooking + Dishes HaHa Vi pt Pats Game Rat Got Captured D — A CG + MF FOREVER Thanx MA + SAG 25 Lockland Road HOCK 1, 2, 3, 4 Kathleen M. Jackson Chucky I Love You AR WC Muraco Good Times and Good Friends, JB, MM, BG JM, TC, PE, MP, SP Quar¬ ters PE ' s house Thanks Mom Dad I Love You 70 Irving Street Kerri Doherty I never thought about tomorrow it seemed so far away — SMILE — SI w Chunney — MAFA — Thanks Otter DAD the BIKIE and the SNOWMAN Rox. 22, Miami Vice, Italy, Havard, KD - NF, BTW ZL, KJ, MF, DT, LM, MH, and TJ LU M + D C + sConnellysTHERE NEVER SEEMS TO BE ENOUGH TIME 4 Lockeland Rd. Sp. T 1,2, 3,4 W.T. 1, 2, 3,4 F.h. 2, 3,4 St. U 3 Patrons: Maureen Hanawalt 171 Special Memories Special ■ ® 172 1 . -- Special Memories ■ 173 I Best Eyes: 1 Zoe Layden, 2 Shawn Herlihy. Best Body: 3 Paula DiRocci, 4 Marc McGee. Best Car: 5 Steven Bonnell, 6 Tina Lane. Most Athletic: 7 Julie Guarnotta. Most Flirtatious: 8 Scott Donaghey. Most Talkative: 9 Peter Ockerbloom, 10 Anna Mulkerin. Biggest Cut Up: 1 Nick Geannaris. Best Smile: 2 James Campo, 3 Julie Mannion. Most Original: 4 Pat Callahan, 5 Kim Ryan. Best Hair: 6 Bill Newburn, 7 Dana Brian. Most Musical: 8 Adrian Harpham, 9 Lisa Hasson. Most Theatrical: 10 Ben Keller, 11 Ana Perez. Most Likely to Succeed: 1 David Della Grotte, 2 Alicia Angeles, 3 Bonnie Jean Casey. Best Looking: 4 Carol Reinhardt, 5 David Gechijian. Life of the Party: 6 Allen Doumit, 7 Sara Fleming. Friendliest: 8 Maura Dobbins, 9 T.J. Della Sala. Best Dressed: 10 John Serieka, 11 Carla Cucinatti. Cutest: 12 Patsy Willing. Most Artistic: 13 Nina Samoiloff. SENIOR SUPER STARS 175 86 1986 1986 Also . . . Rhoderick Flockhart Gretchen Grabau Michael McKnight Kathryn Sheppard In Memoriam James E. Plunkett 10-30-66 to 5-21-84 Amy S. Craig 4-10-68 to 4-15-83 176 Once In Our Lifetimes Photo Personalities From left to right, top to bot¬ tom; First Row: Pic. 1: David O ' Reilly and Debbie Doherty. Pic. 2: Alex Sterling. Pic. 3: Will Hunter. Pic. 4: Tarra Gurry. Pic. 5: Ron Purdy. Second Row: Pic. 6: Marialice Curran, Debbie Taylor. Pic. 7: Chucky Latta. Pic. 8: Jen Elia. Pic. 9: Scott Don- aghey, Nicky Geanaris. Third Row: Pic. 10: David Della Grotte. Pic. 11: Heather Innes, Lauren Cha- bot. Pic. 12: Kathy Mortensen. Pic. 13: Ivan Kalaff, Jeanne O ' Brien. Pic. 14: Kyle Bairnsfather, Al Nas- san, John Mathson, David Christopher, Darin Cromwell, Mark Shaw. John Demarco. Pic. 15: Ra¬ chel Stewart, Katherine Fioriilo, Diane Collins. Pic. 16: Janet V eylman, Kathy Maney, Julie Man- mon, Heather Innes, Laurie Rahmeir, Jen Mirak, Susan McCarter, Lisa Britt, Debbie Thompson. F c. 17: Kara Rossi, Linds ay Caulfeild, Kristen Ha¬ zel, Nina Samoiloff, Sara Flemming. 178 ... good times ... Photo Personalities From left to right, top to bot¬ tom; First Row: Pic. 1: Derek Binding, T. J. Della Salla. Pic. 2: Kim Ryan. Pic. 3: Diane Yamane. Pic. 4: Shawn Herlihy. Pic. 5: Peter Delvecchio, Chris Ol¬ son. Second Row: Pic. 6: Lisa Isaac, Penny Kapan- ika, Gianna Limongiello. Pic. 7: Kathy Burke, Debby Rogers. Pic. 8: Roddy Flockhart. Pic. 9: Robbie Cook. Third Row: Pic. 10: Glen Dorsam, Ivan Latanision, Lucy Shawcross, Chris Flynn. Pic. 11: Sara Fleming, Nicole Vita. Pic. 12: Scott Oliveri. Pic. 13: Mrs. Watson, Melissa Black, Nelleke Span- jaard, l isa Isaac, Penny Kapanika. Fourth Row: Pic. 14: Greg Rebello, Michelle Fairweather, Gi.ony Sullivan, Marianne Murray. Pic. 15: Penny Kapan¬ ika, Alexa Anastos. Pic. 16: Brian Griffin, Beth O ' Donnell. Pic. 17: Sue Allard. 180 181 ... and love. Photo personalities from left to right top to bot¬ tom: First Row: Pic. 1: John Galluzzo, Greg Re- bello. Pic. 2: Bob Driscoll. Pic. 3: Stephen Philis, Marc McGee, Misty Ocheltree. Pic. 4: Cory Barger, Bob Driscoll, Christine Guarino, Ginny As¬ kew, Matt Kennedy, Alex Levin, Charlie Mar- quardt, Chris Flynn, Lynn Matsueda, Martha Red¬ ding, Alex Sterling, Chrissy Gray. Pic. 5: Adrienne Ehiert. Second Row: Pic. 6: Pathik Shah, Jay Her- lihy, John Bruno, Chris Terpko, Scott Oliveri, Ste¬ ven Murry. Pic. 7: Carla Cucinnatti, Alicia Angeles. Pic. 8: Jay Herlihy. Pic. 9: Rich Mahoney, Rodney Flockhart, Steven Todisco. Third Row: Pic. 10: Derek Richardson, Fritz Howard, Adrian Har- pham. Pic. 11: Daphne Pezaris, Paula DiRocco. Pic. 12 Sarah Poreli. Pic. 13: Debby Rogers, Kathy Burke. Fourth Row: Pic. 14: Missy Vultaggio, Mr. Waish. Pic. 15: Joe Peluso. Pic. 16: John Maher, Steven Bonnell. Hillary Caulfield, Mike White. Pic. 17; Mark, Chris Markos, Leann Papas, Nick Mar- kos. 182 183 mm ' r si ' ll!!!! , -v , p 7 :|| jf t % M .1 ... . g-sr ■ - ■ flpv 4 ,- mi f 1 ’ J fw ItaJrvJ, ty kd K . «9 1 ITT Pj -fr A. M. ft tfy- fc- ' v_ ; ’ gJ ' L k g 5§7 . ' ■ ' Wf ' : ; W � SMI 1 V : ■Sp flft w-rm. f ,« J | ' ' S, -k. ♦ wf d tri 1 ■ % j w 8b 1986-1 986-1986-1986-1986 Hannah Ruth Abrams Alfred P. Addezio Chris Alexander Sue A. Allard Daniel Airey Kathleen M. Allen Alicia C. Angeles i 106 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Venuti 1986 1986-1986-1986-1986 Keith Arcari Chris Aronson Virginia Askew mBKH Philip M. Aswad Kyle J. Bairnsfather Joseph Barbaro John F. Bar but o Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Torres 187 1986-1 986-1986-1986-1986 Corinne A. Barger Heather Barlow John P. Berry Christopher Bett Derek J. Binding Craig Bonnell Steven Bonnell 188 Patron: Dr. Charles F. Mahoney 1986-1986-1986-1986-1986 David W. Bonner Shawn J. Bonner Anita J. Borsody Patricia Reilly Bracken Dana M. Brian Lisa Britt Dawn M. Brown Patrons: Ed and Barbara Haddad f 1986-1986-1986-1986-1986 Deborah L. Brown John Bruno Timothy M. Budrewicz Kathleen Ann Burke Larissa Bunting Michael J. Burke Michael A. Cahill 190 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonner 1986-1986-1986- 1986-1986 Ivan Calaff Joseph Calareso James Campo Robert M. Capobianco Leonidas G. Caraynnopoulos Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Piazza Hillary N. Caulfield Roy Cerabone 1986-1986-1986-1986 David Christopher James L. Chute Dennis Clarke Theresa Ann Clements Maryruth Coakley 192 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. James Cogan 986-1986-1986-1986-1986 John Coliano Diane R. Collins Roberta Cook John Corby Christine Cortina Kathleen A. Coughlin Anne R. Cowen L Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Pigott, Sr. 193 1986-1986-1986-1986-1986 Kevin Crochetiere Carla H. Cucinatti Sharon L. Cullen Kerri A. Curra n Mari Alice Curran Debra A. Daugherty David R. Dellagrotte 194 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Houllahan, Jr. 1986-1986-1986-1986-l986 Anthony DellaSala Peter Delvecchio Lisa Dewar Paula J. Dirocco Maura Dobbins Kerri A. Doherty Michael Donaghey Patron: Roseann and Jack Innes 195 1986-1 986-1986-1986-1986 Scott W. Donaghey Ellen Donahoe Glenn P. Dorsam Allen Doumit ! Lisa Drew Robert N. Driscoll Bridget Duffy 196 Patron: Constance D. Papas 1986-1986-1986-1 986-1986 Danielle Dulong Adrienne G. Ehlert Jennifer M. Elia Elizabeth Ellis Paul Errico Michelle Fairwether Maryelien Louise Feeney Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calareso 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Denise A. Finneran Katherine Fiorillo Sara Fleming Christopher L. Flynn Jacqui Foley Kenneth M. Gallo John A. Galluzzo 198 Patrons: Vincent and Sylvia Cortina 786 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 Brian W. Gannon Mattew Galvin Christopher F. Gaudet Nicholas Geannaris David G. Gechijian ■ ' i K ' Lisa Giannotti Mary Gill Patrons: The Latanision Family 199 1986-1 986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Christopher M. Giso Kimberly L. Grano ■ Christine Gray Brian R. Griffin Melissa L. Grigorieff Christine E. Guarino 200 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cucinatti 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986-1986 Julie Guarnotta Linda J. Guild Julia Anne Guilderson Cynthia J. Hackett Christopher Haddad Lisa S. Hasson Adrian Harpham Patrons: Ellen and Ralph Della Grotte 201 I Kristen M. Hazel James J. Hennelly ■ John F. Herlihy Marianne Hoffman Shawn Herlihy Patti Holloran Neal Horovitz 202 Patrons: Dr. and Mrs. William L. Kermond 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 - 1986 James P. Houllahan Frederick Howard Robert S. Hughes William Hunter Lisa M. Issac Kathleen M. Jackson Heather bines Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Brown 203 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 Holly F. Johansen Katherine Johnson John W. Jordan Panagiota Kapanika Elizabeth A. Jones Matthew H. Keats Benjamin L. Keller 204 Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. John C. Galluzzo, Jr. 986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Stephanie M. Kelley Gareth P. Kenton Louise M. Kermond Anne P. Keyes Sinan A. Kobu Kristina A . Lane Patrons: Susan and Gordon Richardson 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Ivan Latanision Zoe M. Layden Alexandra Levin Gianna Limongiello David Lewis John H. Lynch Timothy F. MacDougall 206 Patrons: Dr. and Mrs. James E. Barger 1986-1 986 - 1986-1 986 - 1986 Kristen MacEachern Dawn Macone James J. Mahoney Richard J. Mahoney John Maher 1 Charles Mai da Patricia Maio Patrons: Steven and Martha Lewis 207 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 Steven Malatesta Kathleen Maney Juliane Mannion Charles J. Marquardt Lynn Matsueda 208 Patrons: Paul and Ginny DelVecchio 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986-1986 Peter S. McCleery Susan A. McCarter l J Shannon McDonough Kathleen McGee Cynthia M. McHugh Anthony Mercado U I wM Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Murray, Jr. 209 1986-1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Jennifer Mirak James Mongiello Sandra Moore Katherine M. Morandi Katherine Mortensen Atmmarie Mulkerin Peter Mulvaney 210 Patron: Terry Layden 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 - 1 986 Sean M. Murphy Marianne Murray Steven Murray Nora Nagle Julianne Nevins William A. Newburn Douglas Norb erg Patrons: Jean and David Mortensen msm mm 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Jean Elizabeth O’Brien Peter Ockerbloom Diane O’Connell Judith O’Connor Beth O’Donnell Scott Olivieri Christopher Olson 212 Patron: Mary A. Levin 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 - 1986 David O ' Reilly Christine Osborne Ender Ozdemir Ana Perez Deborah Perritano Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Doherty n Leann M. Papas Joe Peluso 1986-1 986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - Daphne A. Pezaris Peter Pezaris Stephen Phil is Suzette Piazza Michael Picardi Edward R. Pigott Thomas C. Pigott 214 Patrons: Michael and Elizabeth Birtt Rossana M. Polino 986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 Karen A. Fires Sara A. Pore11 Alexis Puchulu Ronald D. Purdy Paula Queen Kevin J. Racek Patrons: Noreen and John Arcari 215 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1986 Laurie Rahmeir Peter J. Ravanis Gregory W. Rebello Martha M. Redding John J. Regan Carol Reinhardt Misty Ann Rexrode 216 Patrons: Jeanne and Donald Hoffman 1986-1986 - 1986-1986 Derek Richardson Deborah Ann Rogers Scott M. Romboli Linda Rossettos Derek Rutherford Kimberly F. Ryan Patron: John J. Drew Suzanne D. Russo 1986 - 1986-1986 1986 Nina C. Samioloff Steven Scali Michael J. Schoepke David M. Selvitelli John C. Serieka Alfonso Serrano John Cameron Sevigny 218 In Memory of Ernest E. Sevigny 1986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 - 1 986 Pathik Shah Lucy Catherine ShawCross Holly H. Sheppard Laura Smith Nelleke Spanjaard Alexander C. Sterling Diane M. Struthers Patron: Inge Mulvaney 219 1986-1986-1986-1986-1986-i Virginia Sullivan Margaret Ann Sullivan Deborah J. Taylor Christopher J. Terpko William Terry Deborah Thompson Wendy R. Thompson 220 Patrons: Dr. and Mrs. Jose Angeles iSSSSsas . ' 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 - 1986 Stephen M. Todisco Jennifer L. Tobias on Jennifer M. Ulwick Annmarie Venuti Christian Torres Nicole Vita Melissa Vultaggio w Patrons: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Driscoll ' NRHESTER PU IC LIBRAS’ oiftb 1986-1 986-1986-1986-1986 Maureen Walsh David P. Ward Marie Ward Janet V. Weylman Denise M. Wheaton Student Union Officers Student Union Officers; President, Lulu Kermond, Vice President, Ginny Askew, Secretary, Christine Cortina, Treasurer, Diane Yamane, and Student Advisor, Victoria Loeb. Photographed at parents night, Oct. 9, 1985, the are from left to right Diane Yamane, Miss. Loeb, Ginny Askew, Lulu Kermond and Christine Cortina. 222 Patron: Betty D. Terpko i 986 - 1986 - 1986-1 986 - 1 986 Michael P. White Patricia Willing Diane C. Yamane Robert J. Zirkel Jr. Monique McClearn Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers; President, Bonnie Jean Casey, Vice President, John Sereika, Secretary, Maura Dobbins, and Treasurer, Julie Guarnotta. They are seated in the photo from left to right as follows John Sereika, Maura Dob¬ bins, Bonnie Jean Casey and Julie Grarnotta. Patrons: Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan, Jr. 223 I A few brave ducks bear the harsh Winchester winters. The mighty Aberjona river runs through Win¬ chester, from which the yearbook gets its name. Community No matter what the season, summer, fall, winter or spring, the pride of Winches¬ ter always shines like the sun. The community continues to expand and grow as new buildings begin to sprout up and the population increases. Planning for the future Winchester is watching new brick sidewalks and restaurants being built. This tightly-woven community is willing to bond together when problems are difficult, and share good times. r ■ Hats off to a Class with Class! Congratulations on a job well done. And now that you’re heading in other directions, whether it be to college or to work, head into The Port. For the money you need, or just some financial advice. We’re here to help. IheRxt CambrldgePort Savings Bank 1280 Mass Ave Cambridge 689 Mass. Ave., Cambridge 1751 Mass. Ave., Lexington 522 Main St., Winchester 661-4900 226 I r 883 MAIN ST., WINCHESTER. MASS. PHONE: 729-6541 STORE HOURS MON-THURS II 00 AM- 12 00 PM FRI SAT 11 00 AM - I 00 AM SUNDAY 1 I 00 AM - I I 00 PM CALL YOUR ORDERS BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME THEY Will BE READY ON ARRIVAL r Monday thru Friday 9 - 5 Tuesday a Thursday Till 7:00 PM inc(i£.i.tzx (DjiticaC LInc. REGISTERED OPTICIAN CONTACT LENS SPECIALIST JOHN F. DEERING 729-4553 888 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 J V ■ r vo u r Independent J i Insurance I gent . 729-1400 w. Allan Wilde and Son INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. BILL WILDE PRESIDENT 26 MT. VERNON STREET WINCHESTER. MASS 01890 r j - Scotti Company, Inc. U.S. Insurance Agency, Inc., Insurance Agency of America, Inc. 19 Mt. Vernon Street, P.O. Box 30 Winchester 729-9200 d Commercial Insurance J V J To The Graduating Class of ' 86 Ronaldo Hair Design n Would like to extend warm wishes for a Bright Beautiful Future! 227 1 A MIDDLESEX Middlesex Auto School 887 Main Street Winchester, Massachusetts 01890 729-6950 Congratulations to the Class of 1986! V. O ' KEEFES 1012 Main Street Winchester, MA 01890 y V ■ r Ken’s Mobil Station Forest Washington Service 562 Washington Street Winchester, Mass. Tel. 729-0229 v. TOWN LINE VIDEO ' REAT MOVIES E s e Entire Family! Congratulations Class of 86 VIDEO RENTAL SALES • VCR Rentals • (’.i ' nsI,mllv f | ' .imII® I llir.u y (i ivi ' i 1 ‘iOO til !fl • All n.ilmii - Available • Film to Tape Servicer. Lowest Membership in the Area ONE MAIN STREET WOBURN MA. 01801 7S 938-1210 VISA 228 r FRESH FISH DAILY AT... r p I S C E $ P A N T R john jennifer Tues. thru Sat. 10-6 frongillo 5 shore road winchester 729-8305 Compliments of Russo ' s Cleaners 171 Washington St., Winchester 729-1770 r r MARIALICE ' S VUPPET 5 OWS for children parties ... birthdays ... etc. Marialice Curran 586 Washington St. Winchester, MA 01890 729-2827 Bixby Porter Co. Realtors 24 Thompson Street Winchester 729-7000 WISHING YOU THE BEST OF LUCK V_ V. r -- r Kelley of Winchester PHOTOGRAPHER 729-4887 54 Swanton Street Winchester PASSPORT PHOTOS 1 MINUTE PROCESS A 729-7066 Swanton St. Deli Breakfast — Pizza — Subs Lunch — Fried Foods Party Platters a Specialty 72 Swanton St., Winchester, MA. V Robert J. Costello Funeral Home 177 Washington St. 729-1730 J V FELL ' S HARDWARE 654 Main Street Winchester 229 (617) 729-9897 WINCHESTER EXXON SERVICE STATION, INC. GENERAL REPAIRS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES GEORGE GEANNARIS 765 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MA 01890 THE HOMEteam 729-6200 WILLIAM F. CACI, REALTOR CERTIFIED APPRAISER 828 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MA01890 Richard DeConto Kathy Haverty Kathleen Spellman Marlene Capodilupo Kathy Murphy Pearl Pizzolante Fenton Nelson Stirling V. r Best of Luck to the CLASS of 1986 The Winchester Star A Your Community Newspaper STATE.EMISSION INSPECTION © TEXACO MAIN ST. TEXACO 641 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MA 01890 Complete Owner Car Care Center DICK YIRIKIAN 729-9886 HENDERSON v STATIONERS, INC. ♦OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTING ♦XEROX VELO BINDING ♦FURNITURE SOCIAL STATIONARY ♦DATA PROCESSING SUPPLIES 605 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MA 01890 720-6229 MILL POND TRAVEL, INC. 601 Main Street Winchester, MA 01890. (617) 729-6060 BLACK HORSE BOOTERY 38 Waterfield Road (617) 729-1880 EASTERN BILLIARD SUPPLY INC. Winchester, MA. 01890 729-73 ' 7 8 The Billiard Experts Since 1961 New Rebuilt Table Sales Complete Mechanical Service 632 Main Street Winchester, MA 01890 La Patisserie Fine European Pastries and Croissants 3 0 Church Street, Winchester, Mass. 01890 Telephone: 729-9441 STEPHEN DANETTE PAZYRA V 232 r REALTOR CHowman UITinO SIlviCI MLS ANNE R. WILD, realtor Res.: 729 326 Bus.: 617 - 729-2575 47 CHURCH STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 V. Century 21 WINCHESTER REALTY ASSOCIATES 40 Church Street Winchester, Massachusetts 01890 Business (617) 729-7777 Toll Free 1-800-223-9003 Best wishes to the Class of ' 86 V Each Office is Independently Owned And Operated J ( --— TEL 729-9879 729-7911 EtCCPA Coiffures WE ONE SDA Y. THURSDA Y. and FRIDA Y till 900 p m 15 WATERFIELD ROAD, WINCHESTER, MASS 01890 V__ ) r Winchester Drug 568 Main St. 729-2700 729-1940 Best of Luck v 233 — 93 Years PROMOTING THRIFT and HOME OWNERSHIP Incorporated 1893-1985 WINCHESTER Co-operative Bank 19 Church Street 729-3620 48V2 Hours of Banking Service Monday-Wednesday ... 8-4 Thursday ... 8-5 every Friday ... 8-7 Saturdays ... 8-12:30 Every Saturday Enjoy Complimentary Coffee and Don¬ uts with us and Visit and Use our Automated Teller at our Anytime Banking Center 24 hours a day, 7 days per week a member of the CASH NETWORK CO-OPS RKTVS 3 NK V All Deposits Insured By Federal Savings and Loan Insur¬ ance Corp. F.S.L.I.C. A U.S. Government agency 234 r Complete Evewear eye look optical 26 Church St. Winchester 729-8004 Paul Dimos Registered Optician 603 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER 729-6372 or 729-9847 V J V 751 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER MASSACHUSETTS 01890 235 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 CRADOCK APOTHECARY 22 Church Street 44 High Street Winchester, MA Medford, MA 729-1500 396-1500 The Largest Prescription Department In The Area (We Stock All Hard-To-Find Prescriptions) Complete Diabetics Headquarters CRADOCK SURGICAL SUPPLIES ‘Home ‘Health Cart Specialists Sales - ' Rentals of All Medical ' Equipment Certified Fitters for Surcpcal Stockings, Braces and supports. Mastectomy Fittings Ostomy Supplies n Medicare, Medicaid, Third Party Payments Free Delivery. Competitive Prescription Prices r Compliments of Aberjona Nursing Home and Winchester Nursing Home 236 1 1 THOMPSON STREET WINCHESTER. MASS. 01890 dr . .. . ’ ANN BLACKHAM COMPANY, INC. L REALTORS J v-- • ■ - sp The LEADER Since 1968 ANN R. BLACKHAM, CRB OFFICE (61 7) 729-1663 PRESIDENT HOME (6 1 7l 729 3459 Unique gifts for particular people 7 Thompson Street Winchester, Mass. 01890 617-729-9644 5 MOOMINfi 729-1971 729-7655 729-7656 Pampered Pet Shop 872-874 Main Street Winchester, MA 01890 Full Line of Tropical Fish Full Line of Pet Care Products Grooming Clipping Baths 9 Thompson street WINCHESTER. MA O 1 890 (6 1 7) 729-6970. 729-7936 V J 237 A the purity supreme group RL3R3TY SUPPEV1E Your basic value store. HEARTLAND FOOD WAREHOUSE PHARMACITY DISCOUNT DRUGSTORES HEARTLAND DRUG Ll’L PEACH CONVENIENCE FOOD STORES r MODELING AS A CAREER? Find Out How To Get Started. N V Fashion Shows - Photography Television - Portfolios Make Up - Hairstyling The Business of Modeling Call For An Individual Consultation 262-4581 Mode I m 3 Career Concepts 176 Newbury Street. Boston the daiiu a ho aiAy AhojoA, inc. 509 high street 18 thompson street west medford, ma. 02155 winchester, ma. 01890 483-1687 729-1077 J V r v Sherman R. Joseph son Realtor 824 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 729-2600 c RcalEstatc c Bi kersSincel918 r ■n Low-interest student loans It doesn ' t matter how old you are, the type of school you ' re attending (or plan to attend) or if you ' re a half-time or full-time student. You could be eligible for a low- interest Student Loan from Winchester Savings Bank. College ... graduate school ... technical or vocational schools ... nurs¬ ing school—most all institutions qualify. To find out more about our guaranteed loan programs, call our Stuaent Loan Department at 729-2130. Or visit the Winchester Savings Bank office nearest you today. It will prove to be a very educational experience. Winchester Savings Bank Winchester— 661 Main Street • 278 Washington Street Woburn— Star Market Shopping Center, 344 Cambridge Road Connecting above offices 729-2130 Medford— 356 Boston Avenue 396-0680 y 239 WINCHESTER TV VIDEO SOLES SERVICE 15 THOMPSj ' . STREET WINCHESTFR. MO 01890 BELLINO’S PIZZA FRIED FOODS “PARTY ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY” FINE ITALIAN FOOD 878 Main St. 729-7200 Winchester, Mass. V_ V. - J Buy Ford ... By Bonnell! MU-25-86-AB Mustang GT Hatchback 240 ■n r SYSTEM COMPLETE CAR CLEANING CENTERS 365 WESTERN AVE. 455 BOSTON RD. BRIGHTON, MASS. 02135 BILLERICA, MASS. 01821 782-6414 273-3145 783 MAIN ST. 81 ROGERS ST. WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 LOWELL, MASS. 01852 729-2326 454-8859 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Thanks to everyone who worked here! “BOBBI” TARLOW Franchised Store Owner BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE 527 MAIN STREET WINCHESTER. MASS 01890 (617)729-7953 (617) 729-8255 KEAN FLOWERS FRESH FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JACK KEAN Owner 16 MOUNT VERNON STREET WINCHESTER, MASS. 01890 J V “ r Osco Drug, Inc. 305 (A) Cambridge St. Woburn, MA 01801 Bus. (617) 933-4410 Res. (617) 622-7960 Peter J. Fotl Jr. R.P.H. Peterson Party Center Sales - rentals COMPLETE BANQUET 8c PARTY FURNISHINGS PARTY TENTS (6 1 7) 729-2266 139 SWANTON STREET WINCHESTER. MA 01890 r JSaCvu’i IBaUci 741 MAIN ST. WINCHESTER, MA 01890 TEL. 729-9893 Congratulations TO The Class of 1986! Birthday 8t Wedding Cakes A Specialty 241 A TOUCH OF CLASS CLASS OF 1986 (Formal Wear By Mr. Saunders) CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Burlington Studios 99 Cambridge St., Burlington, Ma 01803 272-4700 WEDDINGS, FAMILY GROUPS, CHILDREN, CREATIVE YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY v 242 1 s Best of Luck To The Class of 1986. Cross Street 105 Washington St., Winchester Mass. 01890 729-3770 VHS • Rentals • Sales • Accessories 243 j ■ Congratulations to the Class of 1986 It ' s been a very Complete coverage of all the Winchester news and sports Monday through Friday The Daily Times Chronicle 244 Congratulations From Student Union V 246 r From the Winchester High School Parent Faculty Association Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1986 v. | N r,HFSTF.R PUBLIC LIBRAS 01890 247 r “Best Italian Restaurant” awarded by ' Boston Herald American 1978 Uhe Real Paper 1979 dhe Real “Paper 1980 Boston Magazine 1980 Peatured on the Phanton PHner Segment of Pining Magazine June 13, 1980 Phanton Rating: A Pale Maynard ' s Rating: A Boston’s Best Quide “Creme de la Creme” 1981 Boston’s Best Quide “Creme de la Creme” 1983 ★ ★★ Boston Herald Qus Saunders Not. 1984 Peatured in dratel Host Magazine April 1983 Peatured on “dhe Qood Pay Short” WCVB JV 5-July 1984 Peatured on NNN Cable Nerts Oct. 1984 Featured on Evening Magazine May 1985 Honored 1985 Culinary Award of Excellence C77ie Cdrattaro i cdanuf is fro ad to announce t te ofen sig o its second restaurant in 7 dinc ester (oenten. jfiicias ad fir a a e c imsuf roamd aaai a fior fiam ioad 415 Hanover St. • North End • Boston, MA 02113 Tel: 367-2353 5-13 Mt. Vernon St. • Winchester Center • Winchester Ma 01890 Tel: 729-0515 248 r Congratulations Class of ' 86 and Best of Success We Put People in Front of Computers Wang Laboratories, Inc. One Industrial Ave. Lowell, Ma. 01851 Tel. (617) 459-5000 249 Class of ' 86 Photo Index A Abrams, Hannah 61, 149, 186 Addezio, Alfred P. 186 Airey, Daniel 164, 186 Alexander, Chris 15, 26, 44, 45, 91, 148, 186, 226, 246 Allard, Sue A. 168, 181, 186 Allen, Kathleen M. 148, 186 Angeles, Alicia C. 57, 148, 158, 174, 182, 186, 235 Arcari, Keith A. 169, 187 Aronson, Chris 148, 187 Askew, Virginia 93, 161, 183, 187, 222, 246 Aswad, Philip M. 70, 160, 187 Avellaneda, Adriana B Bairnsfather, Kyle J. 18, 148, 178, 187 Barbaro, Joseph 25, 168, 187 Barbuto, John F. 70, 148, 187 Barger, Corinne A. 149, 161, 182, 188, 230, 234 Barlow, Heather 15,61,104,148, 188, 227 Baudanza, Peter J. Berry, John P. 149, 188 Bett, Christopher 3, 45, 101, 149, 188 Binding, Derek J. 148,149,180, 188 Bonnell, Craig H. 62, 159, 168, 188 Bonnell, Steven C. 148, 174, 183, 188 Bonner, David W. 79,168, 189, 243 Bonner, Shawn J. 150, 189 Borsody, Anita J. 149, 189 Bracken, Patricia 61, 72, 147, 149, 165, 189, 249 Brian, Dana M. 174, 187 Britt, Lisa 46, 99, 107,150, 178, 189 Brown, Dawn M. 60, 61, 137, 150, 189, 230, 252, 253 Brown, Deborah L. 2, 24, 150, 190, 230 Bruno, John 79,150,182,190,253 Budrewicz, Timothy 147, 149, 154, 190 Bunting, Larissa 103, 122, 157, 162, 190, 226 Burke, Kathleen A. 10,147,168, 180, 183, 190 Burke, Michael J. 168,190 c Cahill, Michael A. 151, 190 Calaff, Ivan 24,148,150,191,230, 253 Calareso, Joseph 107, 137, 149, 151, 158, 191 Callahan, Patrick 103,151, 174 Jen Tobiason, Julie Nevins, Alex Levin, Candi Ashenden. Shopping in Paris Squatting: L to R: Backs turned: Jay Cosselin, Alex Sterling. Back Row: Colin Stryker, Jen Matrun- dola, Kristen Pywell, Julie Nevins, Jen Ciotti, Cy¬ rus Akbarian, Alex levin, Marilyn Cummings, Michelle Barton, Andrew Waltman, Eric Mor- tenson. Kneeling: Jen Tobiason, Amy Derry, Ja¬ son Boone, Candi Ashenden, Linda Guild. Campo, James 2, 62, 103, 151, 174, 191 Capobianco, Robert M. 191 Carayannopoulos, Leo 166, 191 Casey, Bonnie J. 45, 64, 65,147, 150, 163, 174, 191, 222, 244 Catalano, Sandra A. 151,191 Caulfield, Hillary 151, 183, 192, 226, 230, 246 Cerabone, Roy 150, 192 Christopher, David 150, 178, 192 Chute, James L. 152, 198 Clarke, Dennis A. 3, 21, 58, 75, 168, 192 Clements, Theresa Ann 2, 24, 46, 103, 106, 152, 192 Coakley, Maryruth 18, 56,150, 152, 158, 192 Coliano, John 152, 169,193 Collins, Diane R. 148, 149, 153, 178, 193, 236, 238 Cook, Roberta 147,166,181,193 Corby, John 171,193 Cortina, Christine J. 19, 147, 154, 160, 162, 167, 191, 222, 246 Coughlin, Kathleen A. 11, 61, 152, 193 Cowen, Anne R. 3,10,152,161, 193, 238 Crochetiere, Kevin 153, 194 Cucinatti, Carla H. 19, 57, 148, 151, 152, 154, 158, 174, 182, 194 Cullen, Sharon L. 151,159,166, Chateau de Fougeres Jen Ciotti, Marilyn Cum¬ mings, Amy Derry. 194 Curran, Kerri A. 152, 194 Curran, Marialice 147,153,159, 178, 194, 252 Curtiss, Pamela Ann 176 D Daugherty, Debra A. 95, 152, 178, 194 DellaGrotte, David 75,152,158, 174, 178, 194 DellaSala Anthony 21, 58, 154, 158, 174, 180, 183, 195 Delvecchio, Peter P. 169, 181, 195, 246 Dewar, Lisa 195 DiRocco, Paula J. 151, 152,154, 158, 174, 182, 195 Dobbins, Maura 153, 174, 195, 223, 226 Doherty, Kerri A. 3,60,61,171, 195 Donaghey, Michael 160, 166, 195, 236 Donaghey, Scott W. 153, 174, 178, 196 Donahoe, Ellen 64, 65, 72, 163, 164, 196 Dorsam, Glenn P. 153,160,180, 196 Doumit, Allen 148,153,160,174, 196 Drew, Lisa M. 196 Top of Notre Dame Standing: Marilyn Cum¬ mings, Jen Matrundola. Sitting: Jason Boone, Kristen Pywell, Candi Ashenden. 250 Index Class of ' 86 Photo Index Driscoll, Robert N. 91, 93, ioi, 156, 160, 182, 183, 196 Duffy, Bridget T. 160, 196 Dulong, Danielle 64, 65, 153, 197 E Ehlert, Adrienne G. 153, 183, 197 Elia, Jennifer M. 156, 164, 178, 197, 226 Ellis, Elizabeth 13,156,197, 243, 246 Errico, Paul F. 168, 197 F Fairweather, Michelle 164, 180, 197 Feeney, Maryellen 46, 72, 147, 156, 197, 236 Fineran, Denise A. 154, 160, 198 Fiorillo, Katherine 160, 198 Fleming, Sara 149,169,141,149, 169, 174, 179, 180, 198 Flockhart, Rhoderick 157,181, 183 Flynn, Christopher 3, 45, 156, 159, 180, 183, 198, 252 Foley, Jacqueline 156, 160, 198 G Gallagher, Robert G. Gallo, Kenneth M. 23,160,198 Galluzzo, John A. 161,182,198 Gannon, Brian W. 160, 199 Gaudet, Christopher F. 169, 199 Geannaris, Nicholas 21,71,149, 152, 156, 166, 178, 199 Gechijian, David G. 174, 199 Gianotti, Lisa 103, 147, 170, 199 Gill, Mary 92, 166, 199 Giso, Christopher M. 70, 158, 171, 200 Grabeau, Gretchen 176 Grano, Kimberly L. 156, 200 Gray, Christine 44, 103,157,183, 200 Gray, Katherine M. 148, 154, 200 Griffin, Brian R. 23, 71,156,181, 200 Grigorieff, Melissa 42, 44, 45, 107, 156, 200 Groux, Jonathan Guarino, Christine F. 42, 157, 183, 200 Guarnotta, Julie 64,72,147,154, 158,163,174, 201, 222, 226, 243, 244 Guild, Linda J. 61, 157, 201, 250 Guilderson, Julie A. 3,157,166, 201 Gurry, Tara A. 65,147,163,178, 227 H Haber, Nicholas 42,44,169, 249 Hackett, Cynthia J. 44,103,154, 201 Haddad, Christopher 62, 157, 201 Harpham, Adrian 46, 102, 158, 174, 182, 201 Harris, Robert M. 157, 201 Hasson, Lisa S. 45, 156, 174, 201 Hazel, Kristen M. 149, 202 Hennelly, James J. 62, 170, 202 Herlihy, John F. 79,163,182,202, 253 Herlihy, Shawn 62,150,174,181, 202 Hoffman, Marianne 103, 161, 202, 243 Holloran, Patti A. 161,202 Horovitz, Neal 45, 170, 202 Houllahan, James P. 62,157,203 Howard, Frederick 169, 182, 203 Hughes, Donald 161 Hughes, Robert S. 2, 62, 163, 201 Hunter, William A. 165, 176, 178, 203 I Innes, Heather 13, 42, 69, 99, 154, 178, 203, 227, 234 Isaac, Lisa M. 170, 180, 203, 234 J Jackson, Kathleen M. 171, 203 Johansen, Holly F. 158, 204 Johnson, Katherine 3,120,170, 204 Jones, Elizabeth A. 154,160,204 Jordan, John W. 204 K Kapanika, Panigiota 157, 180, 181, 204 Kazanjian, Richard 169 Congratulations Class of ' 86 It was a very good year Joe Zellner Mme. Nicole Baret and Candi Ashenden. Host grandmother in Toulan. Omaha Beach Jen Matrundola, Jason Boone, Kristen Pywell, Jen Ciotti, Alex Sterling. Versaille: Jason Boone, Jen Ciotti, Jen Matrun¬ dola, Eric Mortenson, Amy Derry. Fountain at Versaille Leaning: Jason Boone, Eric Mortenson Squatting: Jen Ciotti. Taking Pic¬ tures: Marilyn Cummings, Amy Derry. Index 251 Class of ' 86 Keats, Matthew H. 166 Keller, Benjamin L. 8, 126, 44, 154, 174, 176, 204, 246 Kelley, Stephanie M. 166, 204, 236 Kenton, Gareth P. 154,204, 246 Kermond, Louise M. 2, 163, 167, 204, 222, 246 Keyes, Anne P. 2, 154, 204 Kinsbourne, David 92,155, 249 Kobu, A. Sinan 158, 204 L Lane, Kristina A. 154, 174, 204, 238 Latanision, Ivan M. 80,155,180, 206, 246 Latta, Charles P. 26, 45, 159 Layden, Zoe M. 3, 69,155, 174, 206 Levin, Alexandra 160, 183, 206, 230, 250 Lewis, David 3, 26, 44, 45, 155, 206 Limongiello, Gianna 170, 180, 206, 234 Lynch, John H. 3,7,75,107,154, 206 MacDougall, Timothy F. 46, Mr. Tracy models his new leather jacket. 164, 206 MacEachern, Kristen 147, 164, 207, 236 Maher, John 164, 183, 207 Mahoney, James J. 155,164,207 Mahoney, Richard J. 164, 183, 207 Maida Charles 164, 207 Maio, Patricia 166, 185, 207 Malatesta, Steven 164, 208 Maney, Kathleen 160,179, 208, 234, 252, 253 Mannion, Juliane 56, 148, 160, 174, 179, 208 Marquardt, Charles J. 93, 161, 164, 183, 208 Matsueda, Lynn 8,161,183,208, 234 McCall, Karen 168, 208 McCall, Linda 12 , 168 , 208 McCarter, Susan A. 155, 159, 209, 230 McCarter, William 26, 44, 46, 161 McCarthy, Brian D. 168 McClearn, Monique 164, 222 McCleery, Peter S. 167, 209 McDonough, Shannon 2, n, 61, 155, 209 McGee, Kathleen 164, 209 McGee, Marc W. 23, 164, 174, 182 McHugh, Cynthia M. 103,153, 164, 209 Chris Flynn, Kent Suhrbier, and Dawn Brown ad¬ mire the River Arno. Photo Index McKnight, Michael K. 167,176 Medzorian, Mark W. 166 Mercado, Anthony 78, 164, 209 Messuri, Karla 2, 161, 209 Mirak, Jennifer 42,150,155,160, 179, 210 Mongiello, James 167, 210 Moore, Michael J. 91, 164 Moore, Sandra L. 2, 44, 155, 210 Morandi, Katherine M. i, 4SL_ 210 Mortensen, Katherine 46,150, 155, 158, 179, 210, 234 Mulkerin, Ann M. 158,165,174, 210, 246 Mulvaney, Peter T. 74,167 ,210 Murphy, Sean M. 161, 211 Murray, Marianne 69,147,158, 159, 161, 166, 180, 211 Murray, Steven 74,159,182 ,211 N Nagle, Nora 166, 211 Nevins, Julianne 158, 162, 211, 234, 150 Newburn, William A. 23, 70, 167, 174, 211 Norberg, Douglas C. 13, 167, 211 Posing with the historic gondolas of Venice is Debbie Thompson. o O ' Brien, Jeanne E. 65,170,178, 212 Ockerbloom, Peter 167, 174, 212 O ' Connell, Diane 2, io, 161 ,212 O ' Conner, Judith 166, 212 O ' Donnell, Beth 57,171,180, 212 Olivieri, Scott D. 24,45,91,159, 180, 182, 212, 226, 246 Olson, Christopher 159, 180, 212 O ' Reilly, David J. 45, 167, 178, 213 Osborne, Christine E. 2 , 169, 213 Ozdemir, Ender 169, 213 P Papas, Leann M. 103 , 160, 161, 182, 213, 235 Peluso, Joseph 166, 182, 213 Perez, Ana 19,26,44,45,147,168, 174, 213, 226 Perritano, Deborah 213 Pezaris, Daphne 64, 65, 76, 99, 147, 152, 154, 182, 214, 227 Pezaris, Peter 50, 214 Philis, Stephen C. 158,182, 214 Piazza, Suzette 166, 214 Marialice Curran, Kathy Maney, Debbie Thomp¬ son, and Heather Barlow take time out from shopping at Saint Mark ' s square. 252 Index Class of ' 86 Photo Index Picardi, Michael 166 , 214 Pigott, Edward R. 24, 79, 158, 214 Pigott, Thomas C. 59, 214, 230 Pires, Karen A. 158, 215, 249 Pollino, Rossana 10, 158, 215 , 249 Porell, Sarah 65, 159, 182, 215 Puchulu, Alexis78,158,215,247, 249 Purdy, Ronald D. 160,179, 215 Q Queen, Paula 102 , 149 ,152,159, 161, 163, 215, 238, 249 R Racek, Kevin J. 68,167, 215 ,226, 253 Rahmeier, Laurie L. 42, 160, 178, 216, 234 Rautenberg, Gregory 169 Ravanis, Peter J. 2, 160, 216 Rebello, Gregory W. 161,180, 182, 216 Redding, Martha M. 26,44,93, 159, 182, 216 Regan, John J. 159,216,247,249 Reinhardt, Carol 2 ,174, 216 Rexrode, Misty Ann 154, 216, 238 Richardson, Derek 159, 182, 217 Richtmann, Petra 159, 249 Rogers, Deborah 10 , 159, 180, 182, 27 Romboli, Scott 162, 217, 249 Rossettos, Linda 147, 162, 217 , 230 Russo, Suzanne D. 162, 217, 230, 249 Rutherford, Derek P. 50 , 93, 107, 169, 217, 238 Ryan, Kimberly F. 26, 44, 45, 162, 174, 180, 217, 226, 249 s Samoiloff, Nina 153, 155, 174, 178, 218 Scali, Steven 2, 148, 169, 218 Schoepke, Michael 218 Selvitelli, David M. 162, 163, 218, 249 Serieka, John C. 2,160,167,174, 218, 222, 246, 249 Serrano, Alfonso 162, 162, 218, 249 Sevigny, Jon C. 163, 218, 247 Shah, Pathik A. 163, 182, 219 Shawcross, Lucy 2, 60, 61, 69, 113, 163, 180, 219, 246 Shepard, Holly H. 44, 122 ,159, 169, 219, 226 Shepard, Kathryn C. 176 Smith, Laura 159, 162, 219 Spanjaard, Nelleke 42,163,180, 219, 234, 253 Sterling, Alexander C. 162, 178, 182, 219, 250, 251 Struthers, Diane M. 162 , 219, 247, 249 Sullivan, Margaret Ann 2,162, 220 Sullivan, Virginia 158, 180, 220 T Taylor, Deborah J. 12, 73, 165, 166, 176, 178, 220 Terpko, Christopher J 165, 176, 182, 220 Terry, William 71, 163, 220 Thompson, Deborah L. 10 , 12 , 42, 155, 165, 176, 178, 178, 220, 252, 253 Thompson, Wendy R. 163, 220 Tobiason, Jennifer 162 , 221, 250 Todisco, Stephen M. 159,165, 182, 221 Torres, Christian 221 U Ulwick, Jennifer 57, 158, 160, 221 V Venuti, Annmarie 163, 221 Vultaggio, Melissa A. 159, 182, 221 W Walsh, Maureen 2 , 10 ,157, 222 Ward, David P. 165,176, 222 Ward, Marie 162, 165, 176, 222 , 247, 249 Weylman, Janet V. 69,158,165, 176, 178, 222 Wheaton, Denise M. 222 White, Michael P. 56, 165,176, 182 , 222 Willing, Patricia 57, 154 , 160, 174, 222, 227 Y Yamane, Diane 2, 61, 173, 165, 176, 180, 222, 223, 246, 249 Z Zirkel, Robert J. 158, 163, 223, 243 The fresh Italian air enters the hotel room of Miss Loeb and guests Kathy Maney, Dawn Brown, Kent Suhrbier, Heather Barlow, and Chris Flynn. Enjoying their view of Assissi are Jay Herlihy, John Bruno, Kevin Racek, and Ivan Calaff. Tourists Debbie Thompson and Nelleke Span¬ jaard share in the beauty of Florence. Chris Flynn had difficulties adjusting to Italian appliances. Index 253 THE CREATORS Yearbook is like no other organi¬ zation. While other sports and clubs lie dormant in an out-season or in lack of interest the staff of the year¬ book works hard. Not very many of their classmates realize what goes into the production of the book that will be acherished memory for years to come. Yet the Aberjona 86 year¬ book is not simply made of paper and glossy pictures of smiling faces. It is much more; it is sweat, rolls of film, diet coke and most of all dedi¬ cation by a committed staff and advi¬ sor. Penny Kapanika is our resident Bruins fan as well as Editor-in-Chief. Along with advisor Mrs. Watson the two make sure that deadlines are met and that staff members are al¬ ways kept busy. Says Penny about her staff, “when I hear the work ' yearbook ' I think of cases of white- out, food and questions like ' W ho ' s going to Purity Supreme? Mrs. Watson has her own memo¬ ries: “There was organization, a pro¬ fessional attitude and it was serious work all the time. For me it was a very positive experience because of Penny. We extended the book this year to add senior color portraits, and we increased the page size and the number of pages. I was suffering from burnout after two years as advi¬ sor but if I find someone as qualified as Penny for next year I ' ll be here again. Probably the most wonderful feel¬ ing for the staff of the Aberjona is finally seeing the finished layouts, fresh from the printers. Suddenly the hours of headaches vanish in a single instant, and it becomes readily apparent that each person ' s contri¬ bution combined together to make something special. For the staff of Aberjona ' 86, yearbook, was: Prop- per croppers, breaking the cabinet, running out of type layout sheets, Steve babes, meals from D ' A, Purity, and Dominoes, Lisa ' s sneakers, Cory ' s photos, the Lady, Star words, music, Cape Cod chips, no pictures!, Chickens, Cadet Ginny, spaced out fly girls, Dave, Nell ' s 600 Tim, index, the Chest, Lisa ' s Car, B.C., the closet ... THE STAFF with cosmic power will never forget that WE LOVE YEARBOOK!!! Senior Tricia Maio decides which photos should be put in a student life layout. Andrew Cook and Leann Papas fill and address envelopes to be sent out to the students. Editor Cory Barger assists staff members Maria Di- Chiappari, Lynn Matsueda, Alex Levin, and Kris- ten McKay. Editor Ginny Askew helps Kathy Maney and Me¬ lissa Black in writing up advertisements. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PENNY KAPANIKA •In Memoriam: We dedicate our Aberjona memory page to our friend Andrew Cook whose sudden death this year was a tremendous loss to each of us, and whose friendship was a great gift to each of us. Andrew was new at WHS this year. It was the Aberjona ' s gain that he chose to be part of our family. We love you Andrew and you will always be part of us. The Aberjona Staff 254 Aberjona 1986 Jon Sevigny checks the proofs of the faculty pages. Assistant Executive staff members Shannon McDonough and Joanna Caros take time out for a little social frolick. The heirs of Aberjona ' 86 smile naively at a yearbook outing. Little did they know what awaited them. Editor-in-Chief Penny Kapanika Co-Editors Ginny Askew — Layout Cory Barger — Copy Missy Vultaggio — Photo Executive Staff Joanne Caros — Asst. Shannon McDonough — Asst. Kathy Maney — Business Manager — Ad Melissa Black — Ad Asst. Nelleke Spanjaard — Business Manager — Sales Tricia Bracken — Sales Asst. Nina Samoiloff — Cover Artist Carlyjane Watson — Adviser Student Life Section Ginny Askew — Activities Editor Cory Barger — Club Editor Patricia Maio — Asst. Editor Holly Johansen Competition Section Maryellen Feeney — Co-Editor Missy Vultaggio — Co-Editor Sandy Moore — Asst. Editor John Serieka — Copy Editor Lauren Chabot, Janet Crawford Risa DiVincenzo, Kathy Furey Julie Kenerson, Loreto Serrano Faculty Section Lisa Isaac — Editor Jon Sevigny — Asst. Editor David Kinsbourne — Copy Editor ' 87, ' 88, ' 89 Classe Classes Alex Levin — Editor Maria DiChappari — Junior Editor Elizabeth Papas — Junior Asst. Michael Chen — Sophomore Editor Kristin McKay — Sophomore Editor Laura Colella — Freshman Editor Senior Section Gianna Limongiello — Editor Kathy Burke — Asst. Editor Leanne Papas — Asst. Editor Kristen Hazel — Production Editor Alethea Black, Marianne Murray Stephen Reeve Andrew Cook — Photographer Staff Members: L to R: T to B: First Row: Kathy, Loreto, Risa, Julie, Janet. Second Row: Emily, Sandy and Leann. Executive Staff: L to R: T to B: First Row: Maryellen, Shannon, Melissa, Gianna, Lisa. Second Row: Ginny, Melissa. Third Row: Tricia, Nelleke. 255 t ■ ;-Wri mm.