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Adrienne Brucato, Mark '
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Jim Bucchio, Ray Bur-
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Carol Bushnell, Jean
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Andrea Callahan. Sec-
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Wayne Cannella, Lynne
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Michael Dawson, Eileen
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Marybeth Gordon, Caro- -
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Claire Gravel, Joe � �,�� ��
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Donna Hall, Jeff Hall,
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Melody Jackson, Pam ,Al
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Lisa LaRochelle
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Carol Letourneau, Gina
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Donna Martin, Jim Mar-
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Tracy McCann, Kathy
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Shirley McGuire, Judy
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Joe McDonald.
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Scott McKay, Scott V
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McLung, Mike McMa-
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Laurie Messina, � '-
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Milone, Eric Milo ne,
Alden Milton, John -
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Peter Molander, Lisa '
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Morrow, Joe Motta,
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HR 127 First Row (L-R):
Laurie Nolin, Lisa
Novelline, Philip Not-
ton, Nancy O'Connell,
Karen Ortiz, Julie Otis,
Ann Pappalardo, Steve
Parish, Alice Peck, John
Pelich. Second Row:
Kathryn Petrycki,
Michele Poulin, Brenda
Poutenis, Martha Quin-
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Tom Reusch, Joe l
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Roberts, Karen Robin-
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John Ronan, Kevin Ro-
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Roy, John Salemme, _
Susan Samuel, Derek
Schmitke, Bill Shann, -
Karen Sheehan, Jane _
Sher, Linda Shottes, Bob
Simmons, Steven Slau-
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Jane Sobel, George
Soucy, Joyce Stanat,
Wayne Stearns, Jeff
Stewart, Martha Stiglin, 014,Terriann Stone, Darlene
Sullivan, Thomas I - +
Sybert, Laura Szabat.
Second Row: James + '
Testa, Tanya Thomas, $, '� -
Renee Marie Titus, Eric
Tobin, Stephen Todd, r,
Lisa Torbin, Lori Tor- •, _
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risi, Walter Trzcinski,
David Tudisco, Matthew .
Turner, John Vincent, ,
Steve Vynorius, John
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HR 131 First Row (L-R):
Betsy Wall, Karen
Walmsley, Brian Walsh,
Maureen Walsh,
Michael Walsh, Daniel
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wick, Kristen Warwick,
Lynn Watson, Heidi
-W �—�, Wefers, Todd Welch.
Second Row: Kenneth
Whitehead, Karen Wil-
liams, Christine Willis,
David Wilson, Daniel
Winning, Susan Witz-
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�—",rfenden, Allison Wyllie,
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Peter Burns, Jim Foley,
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Cannella, Chris Duddy.
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H.R. 200 First Row (L-R): i ik
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Karen Barbera, Linda Be- - 1
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Jean Belanger, William 1
Belinda Daniel
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Mark Bernardin, Barbie ; ��:
Ann Bevin, Ellen NAM-
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Blackstock, Susan
Blackwell, Linda Bonac-
Corso, Mark Bouchard,
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Brennan, ames mes Brouder.
H.R. 201 First Row (L-R):
Jana Brown, Mark Buc- 1
chin, Gerard Burt, Jane
Cadarette, David Camire,
Laurie Carabello, Joseph n �,
Carney, Mary Lou Caron, M
Second Row: Constance ;n
Catalano, Mary Ann
Chaput, Craig Cheevers,
Patricia Clark, Ma ol;c7
Clement, Pamela Crie
ole,
Gordon Connelly, Robert j I + ' ! " •��� \' �� ''
Connors, Lori Conte. '1
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H.R. 202 First Row
J�� '� �, �' ) �;��. �� �►� (L-R): Maureen Con-
iI' ��. +' '.: way, Mary Corcoran,
��� f�ta' 'i" d "' t! sj � � ';7• �"'` John Coskren, Wendy
��� �3 ��3 �� � -- -t �•, Cote, Christine Coupe,
John Crawley, Jeff Cur-
1,.�1'�� '" ►"��, �,iw ran, LarryCurtis. Sec-
ond Row: John Dagh-
••��,y lian, Melissa D'Antonio,
�',;''"' Daniel Devlin Richard
-�tr ;::fl:, `.'{f ' � Dicarlo, Kenny Dillman,
Ellen Dinuccio, Robert
Dion, Sally Ditenhafer,
Lisa Doerr.
1 H.R. 203 First Row (L-R):
1 Chris Donahue, Richard
Donald, Elizabeth Don-
nelly, Nancy Donovan,
Barbara Driscoll,Joe Dris-
c
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�''. '� 7+► ,� Dufresne, Beverly Dunn,
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Ann Dunn, Frank
Dushame. Second Row:
Erica Emerick, Garrett
Engels, Kathy Enright,
Michael Fay, Elizabeth
` - Fioccoprile, Laura Fisher,
litGary Forbes, Chris For-
"t'` zese, Eric Foulds,
Elizabeth Fragala.
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Bev Dunn, Kathy Riordan Chris Scalet, Gordon Connelly
H.R. 204 First Row r
(L-R): Laurence Freed-
man, Kurt Frulla, James
Gammie, Vicky Gauth-
ier, Chris Gelarderes, :,^•'�k ` -
Stephanie Gelarderes, A ;t
Linda Gelinas, Anthony
Gianetti, Janice Giglio,
Stephen Gilboard. Sec-
and Row: Edward Gil- rit
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len, Thomas Gilligan,
Sharon Gioia, Caroline '�.. �
Giuffrida, Albert Goebel,
Donna Golan, Jill Golan,
David Gorham, Robert
Gravel, James Green, !!
George Griecei. _
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/1 �.. borah Halasz Sandra
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Carol Hamel, Lynne
Hamilton, Mark Hamil-
ton, Kim Hanrahan,
t � James Harnden, Tom
Hennessey. Second
• ►_ Row: Kathy Hermann,
Dolores Hiller, Christine
" Hillner, Thomas Hol-
land, Karen Hopping,
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Scott Houghton, Ellen
Howard, Patricia Hutch-
ins, James Iannazzi,
Jeanne Marie Jackson.
H.R. 206 First Row (L-R):
Kimberly Kalinowski,
Karen Keegan, Robert
Kilcoyne, Ken Knightlyy,
'► Joy Ellen Koscielniak,
x- � Gayle Kothman, Philip La
n - _ 14 Scola, Nancy Lamprey,
l Danielle Langevin, Kevin
�- Langlois, Timothy Law-
lor. Second Row: Gary' I ' . ;� -'�` ►+" ti�� Laurendeau, Martha
Leavitt, Lori Lebrun,
Kathleen Leonard, Laurie
t Lewis, Cara Logue, Phil
tti ` Long,Kenneth Long, Kel-
ley Long, Fred Finoc-
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(L-R): Diana Lusten-
berger, Patricia Lynch, , t
Bonnie Mac Pherson,
James Malia, Paula
Mammola, Maria Man-
gano, Masae Ihara,
Joseph Marchand, Bryan
Martin, Robert Mascola, �
Scott Massey. Second1, � 1 I
Row: Andrew McAloon,
Daniel McConaghy, `` '
Maureen McDonald, -
James McElhinery, Erin
McGuire, Susan McIn-
nis, Scott McKallagat, �� •
Glenn McMains, Laur-
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(L-R): John Melvidas,
Rebecca Melvin, George
Minasian, Susan Mon-
tanaro, Jane Morkeski,
Joseph Mottola, Kathy
Muldoon, Karen Mur-
phy, Patrick Napoli,
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John Nassar, Dianne
Newitt. Second Row:
Tom Niedringhaus, Jill
� ..� Norwood, Catherine
E -I 0.r ' Nugent, Lauren O'Don-
nell, Lori O'Hearn, John
Ozberak, Marsha Page,
John Morris.
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H.R. 211 First Row
(L-R): Patricia Paris,
Donna Partridge, Ed-
ward Peck, Michelle Pel-
rine, Catherine Perkins,
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Susan Peterson, Julie
Pierog, Randall Pike,
Joseph Piotte, Thomas
Powers. Second Row:
_ �,"44-t --� Richard Querci, Richard
Reese, Colleen Regan,
' James Reilly, Kathleen
Riordan, Wendy Ritter,
�doN Daniel Roche, Chris-
. . 4* topher Rhode, Norma
Rokes, Helen Ronan.
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(L-R): Dan Rorke, Grad
Rosenbaum, Mary
Rowen Dan Rumore nl}"' `■r s {'+' "
Scott Saltman, Christina
Scalet, Julie Schapker,
Mary Schelfhaudt, Bruce ,'"- � tile''
Schena, Jane Schwar-
zenberg. Second Row:
Suzanne Schwarzen
berg, Debbie Sheehan,
Dianne Shepley, Connie
Sherlock, Margaret
Simmonds, John Skiba, --.
Ellen Slipp, Sharon -
Smith, Shannon Snell.
H.R. 214 First Row
(L-R): Alfred Spina, Ann
Spirdione, Christopher
Starr, Nancy Sullivan,
Mary Tanana, Scott Tar-
die, James Taylor, Chris { i�v
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Terenzi, Susan Todd, - ,.
Sandra Todd. Second
Row: Marie Torrisi, Sara
Towne, Scott Treadwell, 7 �� / 51
Jerry Trickett, Michael _ w
Twomey, Michael Val-
entino, Anthony Vis-
conti, Bradford Wake-
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man, David Waldrep,
Carol Walsh.
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(L-R): James Watson,
Marget Weigel,
Juli aranne Wells, Janet
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David Wilson, Julie Wil-
son, Adam Wright. Sec-
ond Row: To Young,
Nancy Zuchero, Rhonda
` r Zuill, Rita Gavelis, Jim
Campbell, Joe Bruquetta.
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Dave Camire
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Officers (L-R) Amy Sandstrom (Vice-President), Lenny Degnan (Presi-
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H.R. 210 First Row: 'if' t }=r+,as;:' -
Stephen Adiconis,
Vance Anderson, Tim i'
Armitage, Saleha Asar,
Maria Augeri, Cathy _ �
Austin, Scott Barclay, ,}K , ' 1
Lisa Barker, Beth Beau- 10
doin, Michael Becotte. _ � " .. � - n - . �. t• "� - � , �*,
Second Row: Tomr � F
Bergstrom, Dianne
Birch, Cathy Bourne
Randall Brandeberry
Mary Breen, John Bren-
nan, Michael Brennan.
H.R. 221 First Row:
Sandra Brightman,
David Brown, Kathy .R,.
Brown, Carolyn Bruce,
Robert Buchanan, Adam
Burnett, Meredith Burt,
Laurie Bush, Gordon
Bushnell, Mary Cadar- 1 f.. : ..'� `` ' `r ^`►'f,
ette, Megann Callery.
Second Row: Elizabeth g 1
Campbell, Lynne Canty
Peter Capobianco James =' '� ,�`_` : fir
Carabello, Robin Car- „f a f ��;
bone, Shawn Carney, iR .• ,j rirY'� < r,*ff ■ ■ ��
Jo-Anne Casale, Russell
Chaisson, Sue Clement, << f
Eric Clough, Donna
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� i / (L-R): Kathy Compag-
, ,• //j.: none, Nadine Connelly,
Paul Connelly, John
,� ^ Connors, Stephen Con-
+ •. tarino, Shawn Conway,
Linda Cookson, Susan
µ Coon, Wayne Cormey,
" John Costello, Michael
Crittenden. Second
_ Row: Chris Curran,
- `M Robert Curren, Joseph
�+ Curtin, Jennifer Cush-
- ing, Nancy Cyr, Kim
Davis, Tom Davis,
David Deadder, Nick
DeNitto, Maureen Dean,
Lenny Degnan.
H.R. 224 First Row
� (L-R): Mark Desmet,
Michael Desmond, Ellen
Devine, Lynne Di-
Stefano, Lisa Dizazzo,
Steven Dickey, Paul Di-
1r- w milla, Michael Dodge,
F-7 Peter Doherty, Laurie
Donahue. Second- Row:
"0 Mary Donahue, Andrew
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Donovan, Mary Jean
Donovan, Sheila Dono-
van, Ann-Marie Dris-
lj Coll, Beth Driscoll, Brian" Driscoll, Jeanne Dube,
Paul Dubois, Carolyn
Dunn.
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David Tannert
Gerri Licciardi, Lisa Laorenza
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Heather Henshaw, Louetta Keene Steve Elbeery
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(L-R): Mark Dunn, Shel-
lie Dunn, Peter Ed- w `s
wards, Judy Eldred,
Andrea Ellard, Barbara
Ellard, Sandra Elliot,
Kim Emerson, Allyson
Engels, Sandra Eveleth.
Second Row: Laura Far-
ley, Joanne Finneran,
John Fiorino, Brian
Forbes, Peter Forget,
Pristine Forgetta, Cheryl
Foulds, Jim Fragala, r w :
Peggy Franklin, Joe
Frassica, Mike Gallaher.
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(L-R): Sean Gallagher,
Kris Gavelis, Chuck
Gelinas, Julie Ger-
raughty, Jill Giaquinta, '�►� 1
Nancy Giard, Cathy
Gihlstorf, Ann Gilligan,Kathy Gioseffi, Patricia
Glynn, Alan Goodrich.
Second Row: Eileen _
Gorham, Cindy Gor-
man, Debbie Gosselin,
Donna Gravel, Pam
Grosse, Pam Gurka,
Scott Hajjar, Jim Hall,
Audrey Hamori, Ed
Hanson.
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w ( ww (L-R): Gayle Hasty, John
Heafey, Heather Hen-
shaw, Phil Herron,Mary
I� - ,-� ' Higgins, Cheryl Hill,
Judy Holland, Bev Hol-
lins, Donna Hunt, Brian
Hutchings. Second Row:
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Mark Jeffery, Lori Kates,
g '4i1�►' ;� r- Brian Kilcoyne, Cheryl
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Beth Kohl, Peter Kotce,
` Guy Kothman, Jim
Kronenwetter, Rick Laf-
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Kathy Gioseffi Tracy Shields, Kathy Gioseffi
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(L-R): Paul Lamprey,
David Lanen, Sara ' �,.. a �• , �77
Leavitt, Jim Leighton, -
David Lewis, Gerri Lic-
ciardi, Debby stone,Lid
Pat Lonergan, Karen
Longton, Pam Lundgren.
Second Row: Renee Lus- ,��` ' _ ,��_ "� `,; .A �*��, ��" �� •
tenberger, Kathy Lynch,
Shari Mailloux, Tom � ' y
Maccarone, Frank Man-
ning, George Manzi,
Philip Manzi, Karen ! /
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H.R. 229 First Row
(L-R): Peter Marggraf,
Karen Martineau, Maria
Mascola, Ed McAloon,
Dan McCarthy, Bill .,
McCarthy, Anne Mc- - � t
Donald, John McElhiney, i
Kathi McKay, Carol r
McLoughlin. Second rI
Row: John McMahon, - -�- -
Mark McManus, John �-
McNamara, Jim McPhail, R .�
Mary Melvin, Robyn
Milne, Donald Milton,
Marta Modigliani, Bill
Moody, Lauren Mooers. $t *
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Muldoon, Maria Mur-
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Nahil, Mere ith Nara-
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Ken Pearson, David Pet-
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David Quintal, Kathy
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Reel, Kevin Rembis,
John Riccardi, Matthew
Richardson, Dan Rior-
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(L-R): Kevin Rodden,
Richard Romano, Linda
Ronan, Sean Ronan,
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Paul Rullo, Sharon Scan- t
Ion, Renee Schelfhaudt, '
Susan Schwab, Robyn , �t
Serreti, Lisa Shaheen.
Second Row: Lynne
Shellnutt, Tracy Shields,
Christine Short, Roberta
Shuman, Brian Sifferlen, +'
Ann Marie Silva, Mike +
Slauter, Kathy Slipp.
H.R. 241 First Row
(L-R): Laurie Smith,
Chris Spanks, Mary
Stack, David Steer,
Penny Stern, Kristen ti
Stonecipher, Bill Sulli-
van, Beth Sutton, Jim
Sweeney, Paula Szabat,
David Tannert. SecondtEN
Row: Mike Tartaglioni,
Kenny Taylor, Debra �• 4 ''
Tebbetts, Ellen Till, Jeff
Todd, Mike Torname, v
Maria Torrisi, Alyson �'
Twomey, Richard Vail- x
lancourt, Bob Valentino,
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Carolyn Walsh, Kathy
Welch, Mike Wells,
David Whittaker, Bev
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IN MEMORIAM
4
KAREN D. MAHAN
(1962 — 1977)
I'd like the memory of me
to be a happy one.
I'd like to leave an afterglow
of smiles when life is done.
I'd like to leave an echo
whispering softly down the ways,
Of happy times and laughing times
and bright and sunny days.
I'd like the tears of those wha grieve,
to dry before the sun
Of happy memories that I leave
When life is done.
Carol Mirkel
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SENIOR DIRECTORY
TRACY ANN ALAKEL, "Space", 34 Sutton Place, Hero 4; Yearbook 4; PETER J. CAMPBELL, "Pete", 88 Pleasant St., Wrestling 1; Merrimac
Junior Achievement 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1; Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Messi- College.
na's.
KAREN L. ALEXANDER, "Alex", 196 Cotuit St., DeMoulas. MICHAEL J. CANNELLA, 101 Herrick Rd.
CHERYL ANN CARBONE, "Che",3 Clarendon St., Hero 4;Gymnastics
ANDREW ALVINO, 70 Pembrook Rd., Messina's. 3,4; Birch Super Drug.
MICHAEL L. ANNALORO, "Mike", 15 Holbrook Rd., Messina's. JEFFREY S. CARR, "Jeff', 878 Dale St.
MARK ATWOOD, "Donka", Milk St., Baseball Club 3,4; Baseball JOSEPH W. CASSIDY, "Butch", 13 Perry St., Football 1,2,3; Messina's.
1,2,3,4; Steven's Hall.
JENS BAHRAWY, 281 Main St. ROBIN L. CHAMPION, "Rob", 125 Old Village Lane, Field Hockey 2.
JANE E. CHASE, "ro-baby', 165 Boston St., Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Bas-
NORMAN W. BAILEY, 101 Johnson St., Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball ketball 1,2; Softball 1.
1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4.
BRUCE D. CHENARD, 13 Elmwood St., Football 1,2,3,4; Haffner's Ser-
STEPHEN J. BEATTIE, "Beats",655 Waverly Rd., Cross Country 1,2,3,4, vice Station.
(Tri-Captain); Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4, (Tri-Captain); Lampros
Bros. YURI CHOI, 108 Kingston St., A.F.S. 4; Cheerleading 2,4.
JOHN S. BEIRNE, 216 Waverly Rd., Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; PAUL MICHAEL CHORY, "Baker", 466 Mass. Ave., Student Activities
Hudon's Restaurant. 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lampros Brothers.
PHILIP P. BENINATO, JR., "Bena", 61 Lyman Rd., Student Council 4; DAVID CINQUEGRANA, "Bongo", 110 Marblehead St., Cross Country
Soccer 3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4. 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Malden Mills.
JUSTIN DAVID BENINCASA, 463 Winter St., Homeroom Rep. 3; Ac- TODD CLOSSON, 40 Milk St., Tennis 1,2,3; Soccer 1.
tivities Club 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain);,Smolak's Farm.
CINDY R. CLUNEY, 52 Prospect St., Prescott Nursing Home.
PETER E. BERNARDIN, "Nards", 459 Salem St., Tennis 1,4; Basketball
1,2,3,4; Messina's. ROBERT K. COCHRANE, "Bob", 139 Beverly St., Basketball 1; Baseball
KEVIN A. BERUBE, "Ruby", 30 Wiley Ct., Soccer 3,4; Seal-Master Inc. 2; J.W. Daly, Inc.
PAUL THOMAS COLELLA, 1435 Salem St., Football 1,3; Wrestling
LEEANN BEVIN, 69 Prospect St., Prescott Nursing Home. 1,3,4; Track 2.
PAUL M. BISCHOFF, "Bish", 1411 Salem St., Concert Band 1,2; Stage LINDA J. COMPAGNONE, "Lin", 12 Mifflin Dr., Student Council
Band 1,2; Activities Committee 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2; North Star 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hero 4; Track 1.
Restaurant.
SHARON M. BISSON, 232 Mass. Ave. PETER A. CONDON, 89 Marian Dr., Football 1; Ski Team 2,3,4.
PATRICIA TORRIAN BRIDGET CONNELLY, "Tricia", 127 Turnpike
BRIGID MARY BLIGH, Bridg , 54 Fernview Ave., Sears-Roebuck. St., Student Council 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 4; Yearbook
2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Basketball 1 (Manager);
WENDY BOVE-BOYLE, 18 Dartmouth St., Pep Club 1,2; Student Coun- MaCartney's.
cil 1,2.
JUDITH L. CONNOR, "Judi", 61 Woodcrest Dr., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu-
RICHARD THEODORE BOWMAN, "Bo", 44 Lisa Lane, Student Coun- dent Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Outing Club 4; Hero 4; A.F.S. 4;
cil 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2; Track 2,3; Tennis 4. Homeroom Rep. 2,4; Track 1; Med-X.
RONALD G. BRANDEBERRY II, "Ron", 47 Penni Lane, Band 1; A.F.S. MICHAEL L. CORCORAN, "Mike", 5 Francis St.
2; Squire 3,4; Photography Club 3.
TIM JERIMIAH CORCORAN, "Gumbie II", 4 Walker Rd., Drama Club
WENDY E. BRESNAHAN, "Bres", 64 Sylvan Terrace, CYO 1,2; Prom 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4 (Captain).
Committee 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Sears-Roebuck.
JUDITH A. COSTELLO, "Mac", 970 Johnson St., Yearbook 3,4; Band 1;
KATHLEEN JEAN BROWN, "Brownie", 29 Edmands Rd., Student Junior Achievement 3; Boston Ski Hill.
Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Activities Com-
mittee 4; CYO 1; Prom Committee 4; Cheerleader 4. DONALD ROBERT CRANE, "Craney", 56 Elm St., Soccer 1,2,3,4;
Treadwell's.
EARLINE ELIZABETH BRUCE, "Brucey", 12 Gilbert St.,Russian Honor
Society 2; German Club 3 (Secretary); Hero 4; A.F.S. 4; Spanish Honor CHERYL MARIE CYR, "Twiggy', 105 Moody St., Spanish Honor Soci-
Society 4; Yearbook 4; MYF 1,2,3,4; Senior Activities Club 4. ety 2,3,4; Yearbook 4.
AMY BURNS, 120 Edgelawn Ave., Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; SCOTT J. DAVIS, "J.C.", 1423 Salem St.
Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Basketball 2; Ski Team 3,4; Softball
2,3,4; Pewter Pot Restaurant. WILLIAM JAMES DEADDER, "Dead er", 125 Boston St., Ski Team
ANN MARIE BUSHNELL, "Bush", 41 Carty Circle, CYO 1,2,3,4; Bas-
1,2,3,4; Boston Ski Hill.
ketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4. SUSAN M. DELELLIS, 4 Heath Rd., Class Vice-President 1,2,3;
Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (President);
SUSAN J. BUTURLIA, "Bert", 346 Salem St., Cross Country 1,2; Basket- Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;
ball 2,3; Track 1,2. Prom Committee 3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 2; Ski Team 3; Malden
Cooperative Bank.
BRIDGET ERIN CALLERY, "Dude", 420 Winthrop Ave., Field Hockey
1; Gymnastics 1; Steven's Nursing Home. RICHARD J. DELISLE, "Rick", 1084 Johnson St.
RICHARD A. CAMIRE, 118 Marblehead St., Baseball Club 3,4; Wres- PAUL F. DESROCHES, 380 Forest St., Baseball 1,4; Football 2; Riley's
tling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Mr. Donut. Roastbeef.
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JUDE DEVLIN, 1469 Salem St., Debate Club 4; Spanish Honor Society Committee 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; (Co-captain); Softball 1; Track 2; Mal-
2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3. den Mills.
JOHN MICHAEL DINUCCIO, 143 Sandra Lane, Football 4. MARY PATRICIA ENGLISH, "Cripps"
JOHN A. DISALVO, "Mad Pup", 91 Beverly St., Football 1,2,3; Wres- JOHN J. ENRIGHT, "Jake", 1503 Osgood St., Golf 1; Track 1; Barker's
tling 1; Track 2; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Pridecraft Woodworking. Farm.
ARTHUR JAMES DICKEY, "A.D.", 26 Turtle Lane National Honor So-- RICHARD BRUCE FARREN, "Dicky", 414 Summer St., S.A.C. 1;
ciety 4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Friendly's;
JOHN MICHAEL DIGAETANO, "Digger", 170 Great Pond Rd., Bay SfACY ELIZABETH FERGUSON, "Spacey", 25 Hollow Tree Lane,
State Gas. A.F.S. 3,4; Yearbook 2; Squire 3; The Citizen.
CAROL M. DOERR, 290 Rea St., Student Council 1,2,3; Yearbook 1,3,4; SHANNON FERRIS, 66 Turnpike St.
Junior Achievement 3; Hero 4; A.F.S. 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2;
Osco Drug. CAROLINE MORINO, "Carrie", 288 Pleasant St., Student Council
1,2,3,4 (Vice-President); Student Advisory Committee 4; Student Advi-
PATRICIA ANN DOLAN, "Trish", 5 Appleton St., Yearbook 2; sory Council 4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Senior Activities Committee 4;
DeMoulas. National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4 (President);
Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; Outing Club 4;
ROBERT J. DONAHUE, "Bob", 440 Marbleridge Rd. Track 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1 (Co-Captain), 2 (Tri)Captain),
3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prescott Nursing Home.
LEE A. DOUCETTE, 21 Waverly Rd. WAYNE C. FIRTH, 32 Cabor Rd., Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 2.
LYNNE E. DOUCETTE, 21 Waverly Rd. ERIC FITZGERALD, "Eric_"
SUSAN J. DOUGLAS, "Sue", 411 Main St., Student Council 3; Color TIMOTHY FRANCIS FOLEY III, 164 Kingston St., Steven's Hall.
Guard 3; Hero 4; C.V.S.
CINDY M. FONTAINE, 58 May St.,National Honor Society 3,4; Page 4
M Hero
4; St Dnt Council
51 Lincoln St., Color Guard 1,2,3 (Captain); (Editor:) French Honor Society 2,3; German Club 3; Squire 3,4; Drama
Hero 4; Student Council 3; C.V.S. Club 3,4.
TOM DRISCOLL, "Drisk", 51 Lincoln St., Football 2,3; Craig Systems. MICHAEL T. FORBES, "Mike", 29 Barco Lane, National Honor Society
3,4; Squire 4; Track 3,4.
CORINNE M. DUFRESNE, 87 Maple Ave., Lanam Club.
ANTHONY J. FORGETTA, "Tony", 3 Trinity Court, Math Team 1,2,3,4;
STEPHEN A. DUFRESNE, "Duffa", 87 Maple Ave., Track 1; Football Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4;
1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain). Wrestling 3,4.
SUSAN ELBEERY, "Sue", 57 Glenwood St., National Honor Society ROY W. FOSTER, 25 Turtle Lane, Football 2,3; Track 4; Messina's.
2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club
1,2,3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4; Prom JOSEPH JAMES FOX, 137 Sutton Hill Rd., Lawrence Packaging Corp.
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PAUL FRAGALA, "Frag", 1 Dana Street, National Honor Society 3,4; LAURIE JEAN HANSEN, "Lau", 110 Millpond Rd., Drama Club 4; Out-
Latin Honor Society 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country ing Club 4; Science Club 3; Basketball 3; YMCA.
4; Pewter Pot.
ANNA M. HART, 42 Penni Lane., Yearbook 4; Pep Club 1; Student
ROBERT A. FRASER, "Robbie",88 Herrick Rd., Audio Visual 1,2(Pres- Council 3; Cheerleading 2; Tennis 3; Friendly's.
ident) 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Rolling Green Service Center.
JOHN J. HARTY, "Jackie", 37 Columbia Rd.
MITZI GAUTHIER,1537Tumpike St.,Business Club 4; Hero 4;Track 1.
LINDA M. HARVEY, 134 Milk St., Business Club 4; Softball 2.
TRACEY A. GAUTHIER, 330 Sutton St., A.F.S. 3,4; Student Council
1,2,3A Debate 3; Yearbook 2,4; Math Team 2; Pep Club 1,4; junior ELENA C. HASAPIS, 26 Annis St.
Achievement 2,3 (Secretary),4 (treasurer); Senior Activity Committee 4;
French Club 1; Track 2,3,4; Steven's Memorial Library. CATHERINE ELLEN HAYES, "Haysie", 59 Court St., Student Council
2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Activities 4; Prom Committee 4; Messina's.
FRANK GELINAS, 173 Raleigh Tavern Lane.
ERICA R. HEDREEN, 32 Harwood St., Drama Club 3,4; German Club 3;
PATRICIA MARGARET GERRAUGHTY, "Patty", 31 Carty Circle., Chorus 4; Squire 4; National Honor Society 3,4.
A.F.S. 3,4 (Secretary); Yearbook 4, (Advertising Editor); CYO 1,2,3,4;
Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Pewter Pot. CHRISTOPHER M. HELFRICH, "Helf", 260 Bradford St., Audio Visual
3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4, (Tri-Captain); Riley's Roastbeef.
LISA MARIE GIANETTI, "Lid", 238 Middlesex St., Business Club 4;
Gould Modicon. JOSEPH J. HELFRICH, "Joe", 120 Stevens St., Football 1,2,3,4; Wres-
tling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Helfrich Bros. Boiler Works.
KENNETH J. GIAQUINTA, "Ken," 14 Colgate Dr., Haffener's Service
Station DAVID J. HIGGINBOTTOM, "Higgy',56 Meadowview Rd.,Soccer 2,3;
Butcher Boy Meat Market.
WILLIAM M. GILLEN, "Gill", 399 Summer St., Soccer 1,2,3,4, (Tri-
Captain); Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Riley's Roast Beef. DANNY HILLER, "Danno", 7 Carlton Lane, Spanish Honor Society
1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, (Secretary-Treasurer); Yearbook 4;
GLENN A. GIOSEFFI, 19 Bradford St., yearbook 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Golf Football 1; Cross Country 2; Tennis 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, (Captain).
1,2,3,4; Skiing 4; Messina's.
MARAGARET A. HILLNER, 96 Famum St.
JEANNE THRESE GORHAM, "Jeannie", 20 Carty Circle, Student
Council 2,3; CYO 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Yearbook 4; LORI J. HILTON, 121 Colgate Dr.
Homeroom Rep. 2; Gorham Hardware.
MICHAEL T. GORMAN, "Mike", 814 Dale St. FREDERICK A. HOEHN, "Fritz", 8 Edmands Rd.
LAURA R. HOMER, "Larry", 261 Middlesex St., Business Club 4,
WILLIAM JAY GORMAN, 43 Magnolia Dr., Thomson's Restaurant. (Vice-President); F.T.A. 4.
GAYLE A. GOSSELIN, "Gossa", 43 Phillips Court., Pep Club 1,2,3; MICHAEL B. HOUDE, "Houdie", 76 Innis St., jillys.
CYO 1,2; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Track 1.
DEBORAH A. HUGHES, "Debbie", 31 Francis St., Yearbook 2; Squire
ROBERT W. GOSSELIN, 56 Patriot St., Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; 3,4; Page 3,4; Track 1,4; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2;
Steven's Nursing Home. Master Craft Cleaners.
STEVEN A. GRAHAM, "Steve", 5 Magnolia Dr. WILLIAM W. HURLEY, Jr., "Wild Bill", 211 So. Bradford St., Lawrence
General Hospital.
DENISE E. GRAVEL,34 Prescott St., Business Club 4; Prom Committee
4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1; Med-X. CHRISTOPHER DANIEL HUTCHINS, "Hutch", 95 Lyman Rd., Na-
tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4;
JOANNE F. GROVER, "Gobber", 35 Marian Dr., Basketball 1,2,3; Soccer 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Messina's.
Softball 1,2,3,4; Osco Drug.
NANCY E. JOHNSON, 10 Clarendon St.
ANN M. GUGLIELMINO, 250 Chestnut St., Spanish Honor Society 2,3;
T.J. Maxx. MAURA JORDAN, 1044 Salem St.
LORI JEAN GUILLMETTE, 4 Walker Rd., Marshall's. KATHLEEN A. JOYCE, "K.J.",32 Sandra Lane, Activities Committee 4;
Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Latin Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Out-
DONNA LISA GULEZIAN, "Gulez", 30 Brentwood Circle, Prom Com- ing Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; McDonald's.
mittee 4; Hero 4; Track 1; Nashua Funworld.
BEN KASH, 27 Coachman's Lane.
SCOTT GUTHRIE, "Scott", 212 Middlesex St.
SARAH ANNE KELLER, "Sare", 145 Farnum St., Hero 4; Band 1,2,3;
MELISSA HAGAN, 46 Foster St. A.F.S. 3,4; BTBW 1,2, (President); Le Progre's 3; Soccer 2; Volleyball 3;
MK Ballet 3; Pizza Hut.
JOHN HALL, 74 Stonecleave Rd.
W%LLIAM L. KENNEY, "Lee" 31 Kingston St.
WILLIAM J. HALLORAN, "Bill", 67 Colgate Dr. NANCY A. KENT, 151 Hillside Rd.
ANN E. HALTMAIER, 13 Chestnut St., Student Council 1,2,3,4, (Trea-
surer); Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Na- KATHLEEN E. KIERSTEAD, "Kathy", 3 Columbia Rd., Drama Club
tional Honor Society 2,3,4, (Vice-President); Homeroom Rep. 1,2,4; 1,2,4; Photography Club 4; Color Guard 1; C.M. McDonald.
Basketball 1,2 (Tri-Captain), 3,4; Softball 1,2, (Co-Captain); Advance
Reproductions. CLARE ELAINE KILCOYNE, 431 Johnson St., A.F.S. 1,2,3,4, (Vice-
President); Chorus 2; Stage Band 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Marching
CHRISTOPHER A. HAMEL, "Chris", 21 Perry St., Concert Band Band 1,2,3, (Assistant Drum Major), 4, (Drum Major); Concert Band
1,2,3,4, (Vice-President 3,4); Marching Band 1,2,3,4, (Vice-President); 1,2,3, (Secretary-Treasurer), 4, (President); Squire 2,3, (Jr. Editor) 4;
Concert Band 1,2,3,4, (Vice-President 3,4) Stage Band 3,4, (Vice- Track 1,2,3,4.
President 3,4); Hamel School of Music.
COLLEEN R. KILCOYNE, 64 Colgate Dr., Student Council 1,2,3; Junior
KAREN LYNN HAMILTON, 99 Russet Lane, A.F.S. 3,4; Student Coun- Achievement 3; Hero 4; Band 1; Yearbook 4; Track 1; Messina's.
cil 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Student Activities
4; Track 2,3,4, (Co-Captain); Soccer 4, (Manager); Brooks School. BRUCE KINGSLEY, 43 Lisa Lane.
EVA E. HAMORI, 49 Salem St., A.F.S. 1,2,3,4, (President); Band 1;Year- ROBERTA ANNE KINGSLEY, "Robin", 75 Mifflin Dr., Squire 4, (Busi-
book 2,4; German Club 3, (President); Prom Committee 4; Kaps. ness Editor); CYO 1,2; Contemporary Weaving.
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SARAH E. KITTLE, "Sally", 96 Russet Lane., French Honor Society 3,4; TRISHA ANN MACDONALD, "Trish", 67 Prospect St., DeMoulas.
Community Involvement 4; Yearbook 4; Outing Club 4; Activity Com-
mittee 4; Business Club 4; Prom Committee 4. MARTHA CAROLINE MAC LEISH, 412 Salem St., Squire 1,2; Page 4;
BARBARA ANN KNOWLTON, "Ka-Nowltori', North Andover Hous-
Cross Country 1,2,3,4, (Captain); Track 1,2,4.
ing Authority. SUSAN B. MACNEIL, "Sue", 14 Village Green Dr., Yearbook 2,3, (Jr-
RICHARD ALAN KRYZYNSKI, "Casper", 97 Second St., Activities Editor), 4, (Editor); A.F.S. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; DeMoulas.
Committee 4; Squire 4; Chess Club 4; Soccer 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Ski KAREN L. MAILLOUX, "Karen", 1159 Osgood St.
Team 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 4; Friendly's.
JOHN S. LABELLE, "John", 35 Sunders St. THERESA ANN MAIN, "Terry", 156 Water St., Yearbook 1,2.
JESSICA SPRING LARKIN, "Jess", Rt. 107, Kingston N.H., Student TIMOTHY J. MAROCCO, "Timmy", 960 Johnson St.
Council 4; A.F.S. 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4;Tennis
3,4. SHARI L. MARSH, 84 Union St., Steven's Hall Nursing Home.
MARTIN P. LAWLOR, "Marty", 116 Mass. Ave., Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ROLAND JOHANES MATTHIES, 50 Glencrest Dr., A.F.S. 4; Yearbook
ball 1; Haffner's. 4; French Honor Society 4; Outing Club 4; Soccer 4; Ski Team 4.
JEFFREY C. LEIGHTON, "Jeff', 438 Summer St. ROBERT MAURER, "Bob", 88 Johnson St., Chess Club 2,3,4; Marching
Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Cross Country 1;
DEBRA L. LENZ, "Debbie", 4 Ashland St. Ski Team 1,2,3,4.
NANCY JEAN LESLIE, "Nance", 891 Great Pond Rd., Latin Honor So- CHARLES E. MC ALOON, "Chuck", 206 Pleasant St., Wrestling 3,4;
ciety 1,2; A.F.S. 2,3,4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; German Honor Steven's Hall Nursing Home.
Society 3;Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Outing Club 4;Kaps.
DAVID JASON LICCIARDI, "Gumby", 75 Second St., Football 1,2,3,4;
ROBERT MC ALOON, "Bob", 206 Pleasant St., K-Mart.
Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2. ANDRA MCCARTHY, "Audi", 24 Russet Lane., Yearbook 3; (Jr. Edi-
DEBBIE ANN LINDLEY, "Deb", 46 Raleigh Tavern Lane, Spanish Club tor), 4, (Senior Editor); Merrimack Valley Motor Inn.
1; Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Concert Choir RITA DANIELLE MCCONAGHY, 59 Appleton St., Pep Club 1,2,3,4;
1,2,3,4, (Vice-President); National Honor Society 3,4; Burger King.
Prom Committee 4; Outing Club 4; Yearbook 4; Business Club 4; Bas-
KAREN MARY LONG, 18 Margate Rd., Student Advisor Committee 4; ketball 1,2; T.J. Maxx.
Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3,4; CYO 1; CHERY A. MCDONALD, 274 Chestnut St., Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, (Co-
Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,1,2,
(Co-Captain), 2; Basketball 1,2, (Tri-Captain), 3,4; Softball Captain); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4, (Co-Captain); Birch Super(Co-Captain); Messinas. Drug.
TIMOTHY PATRICK LONG, "Olga", 32 Furber Ave., Prescott Nursing JOAN E. MCDONALD, 106 Appleton St., Student Council 3,4; A.F.S.
Home. 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; CYO 4;
Track 1,2; Intramurals 1; Prescott House Nursing Home.
PATRICIA LUNDQUIST, "Patti", 163 High St., Treadwell's Business
club 4; Hero 4; Yearbook 2. FRANCIS JOSEPH MCGUIRE, "Mac", 13 Stonington St., Football
1,2,3,4.
MARY ANN LYONS, 74 Meadow Lane, Student Council 2,3,4;
Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor PAUL J. MCGUIRE, "Mugsy', 395 Argeant St., Football 1,2,3,4; Haff-
Society 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Class President 2,3,4; Ski Team 3; Messina's. ner's.
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JULIE ANN PAIGE, 1475 Turnpike St., New England Stores.
DAVID ERIC PALEFSKY, "Lefty", 12 Trinity Ct., Audio Visual 2,3,4,
(Vice-President); Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4.
MICHAEL S. PANGIONE, "Mike", 245 Brentwood Circle, Wrestling
3,4.
4 PATRICIA M. PECK, "Patti", 78 Lacy St., Tennis 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4;
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DAVID B. PERKINS, "Perks", 263 Forest St., Windursh Farm.
WHITNEY M. PERRY, 40 Milk St.
MICHAEL PETRYCKI, "Mike", 114 Glencrest Dr.
GREGORY A. PHAIR, "Doc", 117 Pleasant St., Lawrence General Hos-
pital.
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STEPHEN PIMPIS, "Pabs", 51 Davis St., E.C.L.C.
THOMAS A. PLANT, "Tom", 50 Glencrest Dr., Outing Club 4, (Presi-
dent); Squire 4; A.F.S. 4; Yearbook 4; Football 1,2,3; Ski Team 1;
Weightlifting 1,2; Andover Gift Shop.
MARY LEE POIRIER, "M. Lee",29 Bradford St., French Club 1; Student
Council 2,3; Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Prom Committee
MARYBETH MCINNIS, "M.B.", 37 Kieran Rd., A.F.S. 4; Student Coun- 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; E.C. Learning Center.
cil 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Student Activities 4; Homeroom Rep. 2;
Prep Club 2;Junior Achievement 2;French Honor Society 2,3,4;Spanish DIANE ELIZABETH POUTENIS, 162 Waverly Rd., Marching Band
Honor Society 3,4, (Secretary); CYO 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; MaCartney's. 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1.
KERRY ANNE MCLACHLAN, "Kerry Girl", 60 Edgelawn Ave., Gym- MARIE D. POWELL, 121 Farnum St., Student Council 3,4; Yearbook
nastics 2,4. 3,4; Latin Honor Society 2,3,4, (Secretary-Treasurer 3,4); Spanish Honor
Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Achievement 2, (Vice-
ANTHONY MELILLO, "Tomy", 38 Marblehead St. President of Marketing), 3, (Vice-President of Production), 4; American
Field Service 3,4; CYO 1; Track 1; Field Hockey 2; Pewter Pot, Eagle-
TIMOTHY J. MELVIN, "Tim", 271 Stevens St. Tribune Carrier.
EIDI M. MIDDLEMISS, 20 Lincoln St., Yearbook 4; Tennis 1,4; Track MICHAEL R. PRATT, "Pele", 66 Fernview Ave., Basketball 2; Track
H 1,2,3, (Tri-Captain), 4; McDonald's.
STEPHEN FRANCIS MIELE, "Mels", 252 Winter St., Outing Club 4;
JAMES M. QUINLAN, "Jim", 34 Trinty Ct.
Track 1,2; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3; Friendly's.
DONNA MARIE MILLS, "Lefty", 12 Andrew Circle; Drama Club 1,2; � 'fat,'+� 1 ~►,� ��AIVAIr4,
Prom Committee 4; T.J. Maxx. J �
)FAW CHARLOTTE LYNN MONROE, "Charl", 10 Beacon Hill Blvd.,Steven's �' ��
Hall. •,� , . .�, � +� '.��� ��t��� ,��,��►�
PAUL V. MUKAI;55 Millpond Rd.,Soccer 1,2,3,4; National Honor Soci- *.a i 4
ety 3,4. -164 el
JANET A. MOLANDER, 8 Woodcrest Dr., National Honor Society 3,4; • ' �`f,' *• _
Concert Choir 1,2,3, (Secretary-Treasurer),4, (President);Squire 2,3, (Jr. "' .
Editor), 4, (Editor-in-Chief); French Honor Society 1,2,3, (Vice- - • ` ,, . • ..
President),4; A.F.S. 1,2; Color Guard 2; Marching Band 3,4; Math Team ,
2; Drama Club 1; Track 1,2 '0 ,e
THOMAS M. MURPHY, "Murf", 506 Boston St., Drama Club 2,3,4; T.J.
Maxx.
J. ERIC MOLIN, "Beans", 187 Turnpike St., B.V. Conference Center & ►fit#� }f `
Roxx. �,, t '�•`'
STEPHEN J. NOONE, "Noonie", 65 Waverly Rd.,Spanish Honor Soci-
ety 2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2; Baseball 1,2; Messina's.
GENE ALBERT NORTHAM, 196 Waverly Rd., Wrestling 1; Soccer --
1,2,3,4; North Andover Pet Shop. . ., .
LAURA ANNE NUGENT, "Nug e", 75 Meadow Lane; A.F.S. 1,2; Stu-
dent Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Squire 3,4; Latin Honor Society ` _ r
2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4;Junior M'
Achievement 2,3, (President); Prep Club 3; Prom Committee 4; Track
1,2; Field Hockey 2; Messina's.
ANNE C. O'MALLEY, 72 Fernview Ave. -
LORI JEAN O'SULLIVAN, 270 Winter St., Prom Committee 4;Yearbook
3; Tennis 1,2,3,4.
KIMBERLY M. PACKER,"Kim",40 Campbell Rd.,Spanish Honor Soci-
ety 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council
1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Ski Team 2,3; Birch Drug Store.
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Body.
JOHN JOSEPH SANGERMANO, "Sange", 268 Dale St., Spanish Honor .
Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Soccer
1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Messina's.
- - MATTHEW V. SAPIENZA, "Matt", 843 Johnson St., Pizza King.
DIANA LEE SAVORY, "Duckie", 52 Femview Ave., Crystal Manor.
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TIMOTHY JOSEPH SCANLON, "Skeets", 41 Perley Rd., Track 1,3,4;
Soccer 3; Barker's Farm.
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CARYN L. SCARBOROUGH, "Bernie", 67 Raleigh Tavern Lane; Prom
Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Business Club 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Malden
i' Cooperative Bank.
* LAURA M. SCHMITKE, 173 Coachman's Lane, A.F.S. 1; Business Club
` 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Prescott House Nursing Home.
1 LISA MARY SERRETI, 99 Meadow Lane, Zayre's.
E. CLIFFORD SEYMOUR, III, "Clifton", 36 Linden Ave., Concert Band
1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; E.C. Learning Center.
JOHN FRANCIS SHALHOUP, "Bert", 324 Hillside Rd., Roxx.
KELLY ANN SHEPLEY, "Kell", 357 Osgood St., Student Council 1,2;
JAMES E. QUINN, "Jimmy", 440 Winter St. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3; Steven's Nursing Home.
JOE QUERCI, 15 Mark Rd., Hockey 2,3,4; Bamside Restaurant. RICHARD R. SHORE, "Ricky', 122 Edgelawn Ave.
ANNE-MARIE RANDALL, "Randy', 54 Sylvan Terrace., Drama Club 1,2; ERIC W. SIDERI, "Sid", 412 Main St., Football 1,2,3,4; Hair Designs.
Softball 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Pewter Pot.
FRANK L. SILVA, JR., 29 Elmwood St., Wrestling 1; Football 1,2,3,4;
PATRICK M. RANDALL, "Pat", 54 Sylvan Terrace. Wrestling 2; Soccer 1,2; Lampros.
Pizza Hut. KATHLEEN SLADE, "Kath", 21 Bradford St., A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Cross Country
ALAN E. REASOR, "Rabbit", 41 Village Green Dr., Football 3,4. 1; Brooks School; Happy Hollow Farm.
KAREN LYNN REESE, 59 Salem St., National Honor Society 3,4; Span- AUDREY LYNN SMITH, 1265 Salem St.,Drama Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3;
ish Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 2. Prep Club 2; DeMoulas.
JOHN F. REUSCH, "Reuschy',95 Union St.,Baseball Club 3,4; Football JOHN T. SMOLAK,"Smokey",315 South Bradford St.,Business Club 4;
1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; DeMoulas. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Smolak Farm.
BRIAN S. REYNOLDS, "Shorty", 48 Mitlon St., Audio Visual 1,2,3,4; MARY E. SOUCY, "Souee", 15 Cabot Rd., Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,
Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,3,4. Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 2,3; Prom Committee 4; Senior
Activities Committee, CYO 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4, (Editor); Field
CYNTHIA RICHARDS, "Cindy', 2009 Salem St. Hockey(Manager) 1,2;Basketball (Manager)2;Softball (Manager)2,3,4.
TRACEY ELIZABETH STACK, 48 Femview Ave., Yearbook 3,4; Busi-
SUSAN E. ROBERTS, "Sue", 471 Johnson St., Hero 4. ness Club 4.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, "Bill", 1679 Osgood St. R. MICHAEL STEER, "Mike", 55 Heath Rd., Football 1; Messina's.
BRENDA J. ROBINSON, 279 Sutton St. DANIEL J. STEVENS, 24 Kingston St., DeMoulas.
ELLEN M. ROBINSON, "El", 405 Winter St. KARIN STEWART, 52 Prospect St., Yearbook 4; Stewart Cleaning Ser-
vice.
KIMBERLY ROBINSON, "Kim", 279 Sutton St.
BARBARA JEAN STONE, "Spaz", 23 Femview Ave., Steven's Nursing
RICHARD J. ROCHE, "Rick", 667 Salem St., Math Team 2,3,4, (Co- Home.
Captain); Hockey 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4, (Tri-Captain). KENDRA L. STROBEL, "Kenji", 34 Columbia Rd., Drama Club 2,3; Pho-
RICHARD A. ROKES, "Sponge",40 Third St., Outing Club 4; Ski Team tography Club 4; Business Club 4, (President): Prom Committee 4; Com-
g putenzed Financial Information.
1,2,3,4; Thompson's Restaurant.
LEE ANNE ROOP, 229 Brentwood Circle, A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook THOMAS MICHAEL SULLIVAN, "Sully", 241 Pleasant St., Class 'I
Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Naional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4;
1,2,3, (Jr. Editor), 4, (Senior Editor); French Honor Society 2,3, (Secre- Tennis 1,2,3,4; Messina's.
tary), (Vice-President) 4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Outing Club 4, (President).
ELIZABETH ANN ROSSI, "Liz", 160 Kingston St., Lawrence Eagle JUDITH A. SWEENEY, "Judy", 34 Church St., Jilly's.
Tribune. DOROTHY A. TAYLOR, "Duchi", 38 Saunders St., Drama Club 1,3;
MARY BETH ROSS1, "M.B. , 175 Sullivan St., Junior Achievement 1,2;
Chorus 1,2,3,4; Squire 3,4; Page 4; Radio Club 1,2.
Radio Station 1,2; Messina's. MARIE K. TAYLOR, 60 Russell St., Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Year-
DOUGLAS ANDREW ROYAL, 111 Peters St., Baseball 1; Basketball 2. book 3,4, (Editor); Community Involvement 4; Prom Committee 4; Field
Hockey 1, (Manager), 2,3; Basketball 3, (Manager); Softball 2, (Manag-
DONNA MARIE RUANE, 240 Abbott St., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep er); Basketball Intramurals 2,3; DeMoulas.
Club 1,4; Activities Committee 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Hero 4; GRACE-MARIE TESTA, "Grace", 75 Surrey Dr., Class.President 1; Stu-
Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Anton's. dent Council 1,2,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Hero 4;
Homeroom Rep. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, (Vice-President), 2,4; Activities
JEFFREY WILLIAM RUMORE, "Hooper', 719 Johnson St., Drama Club Committee 4; Student Advisory Committee 4, (Co-Chairman); Cheer-
2; Track 2,3; Tennis 1; Optical Thin Films. leading 3,4, (Captain); Kaps.
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CHERYL LEIGH THERIAULT, "Gidge", 47 Sutton Hill Rd., Business MARIANN WALSH, 115 Coachmans Lane., Yearbook 4; Outing Club 4;
Club 4. Gymnastics 2,3,4; Jara Inc.
ELIZABETH MARIE TORREY, "Liz", 110 Abbot St., Student Council SUSAN ANN WALSH, "Sue", 119 Sandra Lane. Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 4;
1,2; Hero 4; Prom Committee 4; Tennis 1,2; Kaps. DeMoula's.
JAMES M. TORREY, "Jay", 110 Abbott St., Drama Club 3,4; Merrimack PHILIP JOHN WATSON, "Wats", 151 Raleigh Tavern Lane., Yearbook 4;
News Co. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Track 2.
PAULINE A. TRZCINSKI, 1468 Salem St., Pep Club 1,2; Track 4; DAVID M. WEIGEL, "Weigs", 126 Colgate Dr., Band 1; Chess Club 4;
K-Mart. Football 1,2; Thompson's Restaurant.
MAURA COLLINS TURNER, "Bernie", 11 Oxford St., Field Hockey ROBERTS. WEINSTEIN, Village Green Dr.
1,2,3,4; MacDonald's.
MARY JO WENTWORTH, 61 Waverly Rd., Band 1,2,3,4; Squire 3,4;
JUDITH WILSON TURNER, 405 Great Pond Rd., A.F.S. 2; Russian Chorus 2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2; Radio Station 1,2; Stage Band
Honor Society 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; National Honor Soci- 4; Basketball (Manager) 1,2; Baseball (Manager)1.
ety 4; Yearbook 1; Squire 4; Outing Club 4; Basketball 2, (Manager);
Appledale Arabian Fann. DETLEF WESTPHALEN, 24 Marian Dr.
JOSEPH VERVILLE, "Jody", 4 Lincoln St., Audio Visual 1,2; Soccer DAVID WHITEHEAD, "Dave", 74 Belmont St.
1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Haffner's.
VALERIE ELAINE WILLIAMS, "Val", 155 Chestnut St., A.F.S. 3; Year-
ROBERT B. UTTLEY, "Utts", 805 Johnson St., Basketball 1,2,3,4, (Cap- book 4, (Circulation Editor); Recreation Club 4; Junior Achievement 3;
tain); Football 1; Track 1,2. Prom Committee 4; Di Burro's.
MICHAEL K. VOISINE, "Mike", 8 Morton St., Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey JANE ALICE WILSON, 369 Wood Lane, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Year-
2,3,4; Track 1,2; Messina's. book 2,3,4; MYF 1,2; Junior Achievement 2,3, (Vice-President); Prep
Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Squire 3; Lawrence General
DONNA L. VORIS, "Poodle", 1160 Salem St., DeMoula's. Hospital 1; Track 1,2; DeMoulas.
MARIA ELENA VIVEIROS, 67 Fernview Ave., Student Council 3,4; Ju- MARK R. WOLFENDEN, "Wolfy', 29 Hamilton Rd., Homeroom Rep.
nior Achievement 3; Yearbook 4; DeMoulas. 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Messina's.
MICHELLE RAE WALKER, "Mickie", 10 Bridle Path Rd., Ski Team 2; KIMBERLY ANN WONSON, "Wonnie", 72 Patriot St.,Student Council
Cedar Crest; D.M.S. Treasures. 4; Business Club 4; Pep Club 4; Band 2; IMC Aide 1; CYO 1,2,3; Prep
Club 4;Radio Station 1,2;Yearbook 4;Basketball 1; Softball 4;Golf 1,2,3;
DAVID A. WALSH, "Walshy", 55 Pleasant St., Baseball Club 3,4; Foot- Fencing 4; Swimming 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4.
ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, (Tri-Captain); A.J.
Walsh and Sons.
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Cooperation is a word which best describes the
yearbook staff. Its members, which includes 60-80
students, help not only to compile materials but to
solicit advertisements, sell yearbooks, write copy ti
and work on the final layouts. The staff meets two _
or three afternoons a week throughout the school
year, working to meet their publication deadlines.
The group's major objective is to produce a year-
book that reflects life at NAHS during the 1979-80
school year.
Mary Beth Soucy
Maria Torrisi Kris Gavelis, Audrey Hamori, Cindy Gorman
Editors First Row (L-R): Valerie Williams,
Sue MacNeil, Andra McCarthy, Kris _
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ricia Connelly. Third Row: Amy Burns, Tracy
Alakel, Allyson Engels, Audrey Hamori, Eileen
Gorham, Cindy Gorman, Kim Davis, Jean Be-
langer. Fourth Row: Colleen Kilcoyne, Carol
Doerr, Jessica Larkin, Karen Hamilton, Marybeth
McInnis, Gayle Hasty, Brenda Young. Fifth Row:
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Squire Wins Hi hest Achievement Award
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The Squire, North Andover High's stu-
dent newspaper, once again was selected as r
one of the state's best student news publi-
cations. The local journalists won Boston
University's "Highest Achievement
Award" in a state wide competition.
This year's editors, Jens Bahrawy and -
Janet Molander, along with a dedicated
staff, produced nine issues throughout the
school year. The Squire serves as a forum
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students well informed on school and
community happenings.
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Jens Bahrawy — Editor-in-Chief
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First Row (L-R): Carolyn
Walsh, Allison Twomey, Jean _
Belanger, Janet Molander,
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pagnone, Mike Petrycki, '� _ �• _ '� .,�.. '
Mike Gorman. Second Row: -
Mary Jean Donovan, Beth -
Kohl, Kristina Gavelis, Lynne
Hamilton, Joy Koscielinak,
Kathy Welch, Mike Fay, Joe
Mottola. Third Row: David IV
Lewis, Mike Forbes, Mike
Slauter, Tom Plant, Rita _ '
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Roberta Kingsley. Fourth +
Row: Steve Elbeery, Ben 1 `
Kash, Mark Jeffrey, Judy De-
vlin, Mary Jo Wentworth, ;
Cindy Fontaine.
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Student Creativity
The Page is an annual literary and art magazine pub-
lished by the students of NAHS. Under the direction of
Mr. DeSimone and Student Editor Cindy Fontaine, all
students are encouraged to submit their work for publi-
cation. The Page staff members then compile a variety
of short stories, poetry and non-fiction work that will
appear in the 1980 edition. r
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The Faculty Chorus, under the direction of
Miss Graham, performed for the student body
• at the annual Christmas assembly. The group is
open to any interested faculty member.
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Every Wednesday throughout the school year the
Student Council meets to plan school activities and
discuss topics of interest. The council is open to any 1
interested student, and seeks to get its members to
take an active part in NAHS student affairs. Among
the many activities the group worked on this year
were planning the school activities schedule, rais-
ing money for worthy causes and sponsoring school
dances. Mr. Spadafore was advisor to the Student
Council, while Tracey Shields served as this year's
president. ,
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First Row (L-R):John Sanger-nano,Tom Sul- - — --- - —6—
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Haltmaier, Jean Belanger, Lori Conti, Karen i w
Barbera. Second Row: Mary Beth Soucy,
Carrie Fiorino, Ellen DiNuccio, Kris Gavelis,
Gayle Hasty, Beth Driscoll, Kathy Redman,
Karen Gundal, Leo Brown. Third Row:
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Kelly Comerford, Ann-Margaret Torrisi, r r
Lisa Novelline, Michelle Smith, Maria Tor- -
risi, Brenda Young. Fourth Row: Karen
Fann, Nancy O'Connell, Wendy LaHaye,
Mary Ann Wolfenden.
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- The Student Advisory Committee is made up of four
students selected by the student body to represent stu-
dent concerns to the local School Committee. This
•�•�••�►�,.�,,. - years members were Grace Testa, Karen Long, Brian
.. Kilcoyne and Carrie Fiorino.
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Scholarship , Character and Service
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The Johnson Chapter of the National Honor Society
is open to students who qualify in the areas of schol-
arship, character and service to the school and com-
munity. Members participate in a number of ac- _ - `w
tivities throughout the academic year. This year's so-
ciety held two blood mobiles, tutored students, and -
ushered at school affairs. Thirty-one students were
members of the society this past year. Mr. DeSimone `
and Mrs. Watson serve as advisors to the Honor Soci-
ety.
Officers (L-R): Susan Delellis (President), Dan Hiller (Secretary),
Ann Haltmaier ("Vice-President).
First Row (L-R): John Sanger- `
mano, Brian Kilcoyne, Carrie
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Haltmaier, Dan Hiller, Marie
Powell, Debbie Lindley, Nancy } Y
Leslie, Sue Elbeery, Karen Re-
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Row: Matt Richardson, Kristina `
Gavelis, Sandi Eveleth, Mary t`#
Lyons, Tom Sullivan, Chris
Hutchins, Laura Nugent, Erica 4
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Turner, Detlef Westphalen, z
Mike Forbes, Paul Fragala, Ar
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Kristina Gavelis
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} Row (L-R): Stacy Ferguson,
i Judith Turner,Erica Hedreen,
•- Ben Kash, Laura Nugent,
s Chris Hutchins, John
M Sangermano. Second Row:
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Kathy Slade, Mike Forbes,
Mike Gorman, Tracy Gauth-
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The French, Spanish and Latin Honor '
Societies are designed to promote a higher level
of achievement in the languages, as well as a -p
better awareness of foreign cultures. Selection
to the societies is based on academic excellence L
and interest. Members participate in tutorial At
programs that aid language students who need
individual assistance. Among the many ac- .�-
tivities that the societies participated artici ated in this '` t
year were: bake sales, field trips, and the an-
nual international banquet.
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Driscoll, Maria Mascola (Secretary-
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Mary Jean Donovan, Laura Nugent. Second ve
Row: Liz Fragala, Nancy Leslie, Detlef
Westphalen, Mike Slauter, Paul Fragala, r
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Simmons, Kris Gavelis. Second Row: Miss Lostimolo(Advisor), Arthur Dickey, Detlef Westphalen,Janet Molander, Ellen Howard, Eddie Peck,
Nancy Leslie, Marybeth McInnis.
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Spanish H.S. First Row(L-R):
Marie Taylor, Dan Zorn,
Brian Kilcoyne (Vice-
President), Marybeth McIn-
A%,V* nis, Carrie Fiorino, Dave
Brown, Earline Bruce. Second
Row: Mary Jean Donovan,
Pam Lundgren, Karen Barb-
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Wright, Dan Devlin, Chris
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Row: John Sangermano, Sue
•'- Elbeery, Ann Haltmaier,
Mary Lyons, Beth Kohl, Alli-
son Twoomey, Laura Nugent,
Karen Reese, Cheryl Cyr.
Melissa Hagan. Fourth Row:
Dan Hiller, Jim Sweeney,
Frank Manning, Marie Pow-
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Witzgall, Diane Birch, Laura
Farley, Mr. Giordano (Advi-
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One of the newest clubs at NAHS is the Home Economics Related
Occupations or HERO Club. This group of fourteen students meets r
every other Thursday with their advisors, Miss Oleksak and Mrs.
Sullivan, to plan new activities and carry out the club's goals.
HERO provides its members with the opportunity for personal
growth, vocational preparation and community involvement.
Maria Augeri served as president this year.
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Cushing, Mariann Driscoll, Laura Galper,
Patricia Lundquist, Lisa Torbin. Third Row: i
Tracey Alakel, Debbie Sheehan, Elizabethf E +�
Fragala, Sue Wilson, Betsy Gillen, Mary
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The basic objective of the AN Club is to de-
M° velop a sense of responsibility and commitment
to the AV program. It also gives members an
AOO/ ' opportunity to learn and master the principles
and technical skills of audio-visual equipment
_ operation. The club is under the supervision of
AN Coordinator Mr. John Robinson and club
president David Palefsky.
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Reynolds, Dave Pal-
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Robbie Fraser, Mike Ar-
4k cidi, Mike Currier, Jim
Blanchard. Second Row:
John Salemme, Andy
McAloon,Jim Campbell,
Tony Armitage, Vance
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The Drama Club attempts to develop an artistic awareness of {
theater arts in both the realms of acting and technical theater.
Members present a Christmas play and a full length production in
the spring, attend regular club meetings, and view live theater per-
formances. Under the direction of Mrs. Maloney, all the members
work together acting, directing, and creating productions that they
hope will entertain their audience.
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Richard Dicarlo, Paul Lamprey, Laurie Hanson, Jay Torrey, Judith Turner, Tom Murphy, Kathy Kierstead, Jack Harty, Scott
Treadwell, Lisa LaRochelle, Ms. Maloney (Advisor).
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Members of the NAHS pho-
tography club, under the
supervision of Miss Matasso,
meet regularly throughout the ;
school year. The club is open to _
any student who is interested r - �uailu in learning the finer techniques 3
of photography. Individuals
take and develop their own pic-
tures and submit them for pub-
lication in the Squire and the
yearbook.
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First Row (L-R): Laura Farley, Kathleen
Slipp, Sara Leavitt, Cathy Gihlstorf.
Second Row: Chris Hillner,
Michelle Lymene,Jens Bahrawy, Lynne
Hamilton, Ken Knightly, Chris Nahil,
Brenda Young, Gayle Hasty, Jeanne
Arold, Jean Belanger.
Science Club
Students interested in science join together in
the Science Club. Members are encouraged to
perform scientific experiments, listen to lectures J
and discuss a variety of science related topics.
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Kim Davis, Jean Belanger. Second
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The Outdoor Life This was the first year for the
Outing Club at North Andover
High. The group was formed by a
number of outdoor enthusiasts
with the objective of providing
j members an opportunity to partici-
pate in a wide range of activities.
} First Row (L-R): Mr. Jaffe (Advisor), Jean Belanger, Jim Gammie, Mike Hamori, Tom Plant, Tricia Connolly, Kathy Club members took part in bicycle
Joyce, Mary Cadarette. Second Row: Mary Ann Chaput,Jennifer Cushing, Cathy Nugent, Gayle Hasty, Brenda Young, rides, skiing, mountain climbing
Robyn Milne, Michelle Lymene, Sue Wilson, Mary Schelfhaudt. Third Row: Karen Williams,Julie Otis, John Otis,John and canoeing excursions through-
Nassar, Joe Mottola, Tom Bergstrom. Fourth Row: Laurie Hansen, Rita Gavelis, Michelle Pelrine, Maria Mangano,
out the school year. Tom Plant and
Karen Barbera, Paul Lamorev, Tudith Turner. Fifth Row: George Scoudy, Dan Rumore, Debbie Shaheen, Vicki Gauth-
ier, Julie Pierog, Patty Clark, Barbara Driscoll, Joy Kaplan. Mike Hamori, along with Mr. Jaffe,
organized this year's program.
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Student Aides in the Instruc-
tional Materials Center play an
- important part in assisting the
librarian to operate the center.
Members work during their
} study periods, and perform a
wide variety of services. This
year the IMC Aides have been
responsible for completing a
.•r y scrapbook of articles about the
high school.
IMC Aides (L-R): Mrs. Koczera, Cheryl Hill, Lori Torbin, Betsey Gillen, Mr. Guptill, Lisa Torbin, Mrs. Morin, Jay Livesy.
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jazz Improvisation
The Stage Band is made up of seventeen tal-
ented musicians who perform a wide variety of
jazz, including improvisation and solo '
techniques. The group plays in a number of z
school sponsored concerts throughout the year.
One of this year's members, Chris Hamel, was
selected to play in the Northeast District Stage r
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Band and to tour for one year with Up With v
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First Row (L-R): Chris Hamel, James
Gammie, Adam Wright, Beth Kohl,
Cathy Gihlstorf, Rich DiCarlo,
Mary-Jo Wentworth, Clare Kilcoyne. ,
Second Row: Louetta Keene, John
Zeitlin, Tom Roberts, Cliff Seymour,
Steve Todd, Brad Wakeman, Mr.
Lynch, Scott Tardy, George Greici,
Anthony Forgetta, Bob Maurer, Jeff
Todd, Margaret Weigel. - I
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From Classics to Pops
'~ The North Andover High
School Chorus is under the
direction of Miss Graham.
— — Members meet every day to
of rehearse and prepare for
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participates in a number of
concerts each year and per-
forms a wide variety of
musical styles. Members
Jeff Todd and Judy Turner
were selected to participate
in this year's Northeast
District Chorus.
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First Row (L-R): Tony Visconti, Erica Hedreen, Lori Conte, Joy Koscielniak, Janet Molander, Ellen Howard, Lynne Hamilton, Sue DuFresne,
Lyne Watson, Lisa Moro, Lisa LaRochelle, Erica Emerick, Cheryl Hutchings, Andrea Calahan, Lynn Carlson. Second Row: Mary-Jo Wentworth,
Irene Manning, Sue Robinson, Brenda Poutenis, Joy Kaplan, Judy Eldred, Judy Turner, Monica Marquez, Kristen Warwick, April Kimball,
Margaret Sullivan, Karen Sheehan, Jeff Todd.
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The NAHS Math Team is open to
any students who wish to enter into ,*
mathematical competition with
area schools. The team is one of the
top-ranking members of the Mer-
rimack Valley Mathematics League.
This year's top scorers for the
Knights were Detlef Westphalen
and Francis Manning, they were
also ranked as two of the top math +
scorers in the state. Mr. McGowan
and Mrs. Watson serve as advisors
to the team, and Anthony Forgetta
and Detlef Westphalen were this 4
year's co-captains.
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First Row (L-R): Kris
Gavelis, Brian Kil-
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ning, Rick Roche, De-
tlef Westphalen, Paul !�
Fragala, Jim Sweeney.
Second Row: Matt
l:iehardson, Vance
Anderson, Kathy 1
Hermann, Nancy Sul- ` .
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International Exchange
The North Andover Chapter of the American Field Ser-
vice provides its members with cultural experiences
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through international exchange programs. The local AFS is
under the direction of Mr. Thibeault and officers Eva
Hamori (President), Clare Kilcoyne (Vice-President), and
Patricia Gerraughty (Secretary).
This year's club has helped to sponsor Roland Mathies,
an exchange student from Belgium. Over the past few years
a number of NAHS students have also participated in over-
seas travel experiences with AFS.
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First Row (L-R): Jessica Lar-
kin, Karen Hamilton, Mary
Beth McInnis, Pat Connelly,
Eva Hamori, Patty Ger-
_ �• 0� if, raughty, Judy Connors, Ellen
�.� Robinson, Earline Bruce,Jean
Belanger. Second Row: Kris
Gavelis,Debbie Lidstone, Al-
'`� r�rLr - - lyson Engels, Audrey
t` �j� ; 1•fM+�, _ _= Hamori, Maria Torrisi, Amy
p; 1� - Sandstrom, Tracy Shields,
Lynne Hamilton, Joy Kos-
cielniak. Third Row: Jill Go-
Ian, Sue Peterson, Julie
Pierog, Laurie Carabello,
Karen Barbera, Michelle
Smith, Tom Plant, Jennifer
Cushing. Fourth Row: Rita
Gavelis, Liz Fragala, Judy
McGuire, Margo Roy, Ann
Margaret Torrisi, Gayle
Hasty, Brenda Young, Sue
Walsh. Fifth Row: Steve
Alaimo, Grad Rosenbaum,
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-� _ 4 _ f ��'� Gauthier, Marie Powell, John
Ozberak.
The Business World
The major objective of the Business Club is to
give its members a better view of the business
world by providing them with a variety of club ac-
tivities. The club participates in field trips, films,
and lectures that are designed to give the members _
a closer look at different business careers. This
year's officers were: Kendra Strobel, (President),
Laura Homer(Vice-President), Kim Wonson (Secre-
tary), and Laurie Smith (Treasurer).
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First Row (L-R): Patty Harty, Maria Torrisi, Phil
Manzi, Ellen Blackstock, Donna Halaz. Second ► - "� `'
Row: Patti Lundquist, Anne O'Malley, Kevin — T
O'Connor, John Otis, Dianne Mscisz, Lisa t
Gianetti, Margaret Hillner.
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The Chess Team competes in the
eight member Merrimack Valley
Chess League. Mr. Kiberd serves as
advisor, while Robert Maurer is
team captain. The club meets
weekly to plan strategies and prac-
tice their skills.
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carone, James Hall, Ben Kash, Joe Fragala.
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The purpose of the Pep Club is to help generate
school spirit for the various athletic events that take
place throughout the school year. Members make post-
ers, attend games, plan rallies and give a positive boost
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Mary Di scoll, Sue Blackwell,
Jane Cadorette, Patricia Fin-
neran, Juli- Schapker, Kathy
" Gioseffi, Kathy Hermann,
Tricia Conne'ly, Sue Elbeery,
Susan Delellis, Karen Long.
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_{ Jean Fragala, Kelly Comer-
ford, Ellen Howard, Laurie
�••�' ! Carabello, Maria Torrisi,
Anne-Margaret Torrisi, Mar-
got Roy, Donna Ruane, Grace
R Testa. Fourth Row: Patti
Manos, Robin Desmet, Jean
Belanger, Mary Anne
Chaput,Jeanne Arnold, Kath-
leen Slipp, Ellen Devine,
Tracey Shields, Kathy Re-
dman, Mary Beth Soucy.
Knight Marches
The Scarlet Knight Band begins its
long season before school opens in
September. Members learn marching
drills and rehearse music for their
football shows. During the school '
year, the band meets six days a week
to prepare for parades, concerts, ral-
lies and football games. The major ob-
jective of the band program is to pro-
vide a wide range of musical experi-
ences to participants.
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First Row: (L-R): Mariann ' -
Driscoll, Mary Goebel, De-
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Diane Birch, Chris Hamel, :
Beth Kohl, Cathy Gihlstorf,
Heather Henshaw, Louetta + K
Keene, Diane Poutenis, Clare
Kilcoyne, Judy Elred, Kristi
Stonecipher, Pam Jeffery. /
Second Row: Rich DiCarlo,
Pam Cole, Dave McLung, ► x' `
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thony Forgetta, Mr. Lynch. • '
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Dorreen Denitto, Jean L
Busineau, Jeff Todd, Mary-Jo - '~
Wentworth, Cathy Perkins,
John Salemme. Fourth Row:
Frank Vasello, Debbie Teb-
betts, Peter Molander, Cliff
Seymour, Scott Tardy, Mary
Main, Dave Tannert. Fifth
Row: Joe Piotte, Brad Wake-
man, Torn Sybert, George
Greici, Bob Maurer, Mike
Healy, Kevin Rossiter.
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Front Row (L-R): Mary Lyons,
'Oo: Carrie Fiorino, Mary Beth Soucy,
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Row): Justin Benincasa, Dan Fin-
neran, Jens Bahrawy, Frank
Gelinas, Tim Corcoran.
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split into two teams to allow more girls the
chance to participate. Each group consisted
of ten girls. The soccer and basketball
squad was led by co-captains Joanne Finne-
ran and Kathy Lynch and coached by Mrs. ,
Gessing. The football and hockey squad
was led by co-captains Lynn Canty and Lori
Bush and coached by Mrs. Lee. All year the
girls practiced long hard hours to perfect ` ' ' ,,
their routines. The result of this dedication
and hard work was a fourth place finish for
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hockey squad in the annual league competi-
tions.
First Row: Joanne Finneran, Christina Gelarderes, Bev
Willett, Tricia Connelly, Sue McInnis, Mary Tanana, ,
Sandi Elliot. Second Row: Kathy Brown, Kathy Lynch.
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the fall in second place in the well- I
balanced Cape Ann League, posting a
record of 8 wins and only 2 losses. The
Knights' major strength throughout the ;
season was their tenacious defense. The
team's only losses were to Lynnfield
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McGuire, Eric Sideri, Dave Licciardi, Fritz Hoehn, Robert Fraser, Norm Bailey, Alan Reasor, Rich Bowman. Second Row: Mike Corcoran, Jim
Kronewetter,Scott Barclay,Peter Edwards,Brian Reynolds,John Reusch, Paul McGuire,John Smolak, Dave Walsh,Jim Sweeney,Sean Carney,Jim
Quinlan, Frank Silva. Third Row: Mark Dunn, Jack Fiorino, Brian Koczera, Mike Wells, Ken Taylor, Mark Wolfenden, Bill McCarthy, Brian
164 Sifferlen, Bob Walmsley, Jim Reardon, Joe Curtin.
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The JV Football Team ended the year with a 9-1 \1
record, finishing in second place. For the first
time in three years, the Knights failed to win
the League Championship. This year's squad '
had many outstanding performers, among '
them were: Quarterback — Paul Connelly,
Half Back — Mike Wells, Safety — Jim Car- �
rabello, Defensive End— Sean Ronan, End—
Mark Jeffery, Linebackers — Pete Edwards , 1� ,
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First Row (L-R): Paul Connelly, Mark Jeffery, Lenny Degnan, Brian Driscoll, Tom Davis, Gary Laurendeau, Daniel McConaghy, Dave Camire,
Daniel Rorke, Kevin Langlois, Robert Woodcock, Kenny Dillman. Second Row: Jack Fiorino, Scott Barclay, Peter Edwards, Brian Koczera, Sean
Ronan, Mike Wells, Jim Carrabello, John Heafey, Brian Hutchings, Paul Anderson, Rich Querci, Kenny Long, Kurt Frulla, Fred Finnocchiaro.
Third Row: Gordon Connelly, Connie Sherlock, Phil Long,Mark Bucchio,Tony Gianetti, Brian Martin,James McElhiney, Bobby Cunningham,
166 John Crowley, Timothy Lawlor, Randy Pike, E.J. Foulds, Joe Marchand, Tom Powers, Tom Gilligan.
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Apojl fall. The squad's first game ended in a tie
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games, ending the season with a 9-0-1
record. The Cape Ann League Champi-
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Second Row: Shawn Hutchins, Bill Shann, Robert Hillner, Eric Reardon, George Soucy, Kevin Carney, Jeff Bleszinski, Jim Bucchio, Mike Braga,
Jim Foley, Mark Brucato. Row Three: John Chaput, Kenny Whitehead, Dave Blackstock, Jeff Stewart, Dave Forgetta, Matthew Donovan, Phil
Nutton, Anthony Conte, John Kronenwetter, Tom Reusch, Bill Marcotte, Mike Gilligan, John Vincent, Jay Martin, Alden Milton, Asst. Coach
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Despite a strong and well balanced lineup, the Soccer
Team ended the season with a 6-4-4 record. Unfortunately
for the team, All League Player, Paul Mukai, was out for
the season after sustaining an injury in the first game. The _
biggest weakness, however, was the inability of the of- _ F
fense to operate consistently as a cohesive unit. Phil Her-
ron, Globe All-Star, was the most consistant scorer with
Steve Noone, Chris Helfrich and Mike Voisine making
important contributions.
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no losses made them Cape Ann League Champions for the third ;
consecutive year. The North Andover harriers have now extended
their winning streak to 39 consecutive meets. The return of Dave
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Varsity: First Row (L-R): Bill Sullivan, Brian Kilcoyne, Steve Beattie, Dave Quintal,
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Herrold, Wayne Cormey, David Believeau, Jimmy Kilcoyne, Joe Reynolds.
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The Girls' Cross Country team completed another outstanding
season, as they posted a record of nine wins and only one loss.
Coach Kelley and captains Maria Mascola and Martha McLeish
led the successful harriers throughout the fall season. The
team's loss to undefeated Masconomet, in the last meet of the
year, led to their second place finish in the Cape Ann League.
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season with a disappointing record of one win
and eleven losses. In spite of the poor record,
the team played aggressively and never gave up
on their efforts. Coach Petralito, along with
Captains Amy Burns and Cheryl McDonald, `�•
contributed greatly to the team throughout the
fall season. Team member, Beth Beaudoin, was
cited by the coach as the team's unsung
heroine. With a large number of returning
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in victories, is not really indicative of the progress the ,
team made over the year. The Knights fielded a young 1 1 - •�
squad all season, which should lead to better fortunes
for the hockey program over the next few years. 4�
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gent of talented underclassmen along with a few expe-
rienced seniors. Outstanding players on this year's
squad were; Peter Heinze, Sean Carney, Jeff Carr, Steve
Dufresne, Ken Long, Mike Voisine and All-League ~�
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coached by Mr. Licare, com-
piled a record of 17 wins and
only 3 losses over the winter
season. The Knights won the
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onship and qualified for the
State Tournament for the 19th -
time in 20 years. This year's
team was led by quarterback 'Ulf
Bill McCarthy, while Guy
Kothman and Bob Uttley pro-
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punch. With the additional
support of Chris Spanks, Rick '
Heafey and Pete Bernardin, the
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Lenny Degnan. Second Row: Coach Bob Licare, Phil Manzi, Peter Bernardin, Rick Heafey, Chris Spanks, Guy Kothman,
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points. Chris Rhode and
Bob Kilcoyne also made
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team's success. Mr. Fichera
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Second Row: Dick Reese, Mark Bernardin,John Morris, Jerry Trickett, Chris Rhode, Scott Massey,
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by top scorers John McElroy and
David Blackstock, ended their season
in second place in the Cape Ann
League with a record of 13 and 4.
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John Chaput also made significant
contributions to the Knight's success-
ful season. The freshman team was
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Sheehan, Mike Connors, Anthony Galvagna, Brian Dodge, Wayne Sterns, Jimmy Testa, David Blackstock,John
Chaput, John Kronenwetter, Paul Hambelton.
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Mr. Parker took over the reins as Varsity Bas-
ketball Coach just prior to the opening of the
season. Although the girls got off to a slow
start, their performance began to improve
steadily under their new coach. The team Carrie Fiorino
finished the year in third place in the Cape Ann
League with a record of 11 wins and 10 losses.
The senior members of the team; Captain Sue /
Elbeery, Carrie Fiorino, Ann Haltmaier, Karen
Long and Cheryl McDonald, contributed signif-
icantly to the team's progress over the season. -With the loss of seven seniors due to gradua-
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Tricia Glynn, Ann Bushnell, Carrie Fiorino, Coach Parker.
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season with a 9-9 record in league competi-
tion, and a 10-11 overall record. Outstand-
ing players on this year's squad were Lori
Lebrun, Karen Keegan, and Jane Morkeski.
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Linda Gelinas. Second Row: Ann Dunn, Kathy Riordan, Linda Nolin, Margaret Weigal, Caroline
Karen Keegan Giuffrida, Karen Keegan, Julie Schapker, Julie Wells, Coach Petralito.
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Coach Lawlor's Freshman Basketball team ended their season
in first place in the league. The girls posted a final 14-2 record.
Karen Lagana and Jean Bushnell were outstanding offensive
players for the young Knights, while Mary Beth Gordon and
Agnes Bernal also played significant roles in the team's success.
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Chris Willis, Debbie Donald, Jo-Anne Corey, Marta Stighn, Agnes Bernal, Karen Lagana, �
Alice Peck, Lisa LaRochelle, Coach Lawlor.
Agnes Bernal, Chris Willis.
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Since the weather would not cooperate, the Ski team waited for
weeks for their first meet of the season. Members practiced regularly
despite the adverse weather conditions, and the team's morale re-
mained high. Coaches Marchegiani and Rouselle, along with Captain
Delisle, led the team members to an overall record of five wins and five
losses. The Knights finished the season in fourth place in the league.
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Third Row: Coach Marchegiani, Bill Deadder, Bill Gillen, Robert
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Miele, Rick Delisle, Lee-Ann Roop, Coach Rouselle. Fourth
Row: Vance Anderson, Mike Hamori, Eric Clough, Bob Wood-
cock, Scott Barclay, Mike Wells, Jim Kronenwetter, Rich Laf-
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League , Sectional, State and New England
Champions
The Wrestling team has proved to be one of the
most outstanding athletic squads in NAHS history.
The local grapplers retained their Cape Ann
League, Sectional, State and New England Cham-
pionships and added the Lowell Invitational title as
well. With their perfect record of 15-0, the Knights
added to their state record of consecutive dual meet l
victories. The string now numbers 75 straight.
The team's continued success seems due to two
major factors, the outstanding coaching of Mr.
Crozier and Mr. Gendron, and the dedication and 1VT
spirit of all members of the team. North Andover's 2111161.
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Cinquegrana, Joe Helfrich and Fritz Hoehn.
Captains: Dan Hiller, Joe Helfrich, Fritz Hoehn. Phil Watson
First Row (L-R): Brian
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Phil Watson, Dan Hiller, * „
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Taking a Tumble
The Gymnastic team completed its second season this
year with a record of 6 victories and 2 losses. The squad was
coached by Mrs. Pamela Munro, and led by Captain 9
Mariann Walsh. Cheryl Foulds consistently placed first on
the uneven bars and the balance beam, while Katie Beattie
led the team in vaulting and floor exercises. With the return
of a number of experienced gymnasts, the team is expected
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Marianne Walsh (Captain), Cathy Murphy, Robin Carbone,
Cheryl Foulds. Third Row: Sharon Gioia, Lisa Moro, Katie
Beattie, Chris Hillner, Cathy Gioia, Donna Henry, Coach
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Coach Welch s Varsity Track Team expects toti �`, d.• r ��_ _,��.
improve on last season's winning record. With
h return o f a number of seasoned veterans in the to e
both the field and track events, the Knights
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Bowman, Dave Palefsky, John Costello, Dave
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Bowman, John Costello, Brian Kil-
Coyne, Dave Quintal, Bill Sullivan,
John McMahon, Chris Hutchins, Joe
Frassica, Paul Fragala, Chris Helfrich.
Third Row: Coach Welch, Eric Clough,
lmi Sweeney, Dan Rorke, Mark Hamil- �. -(� 'A i1
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The Girls' Track Team, led by se-
nior co-captains Karen Hamilton
and Carrie Fiorino and coached '
by Pat Lawlor, had a successful
year. The team was strengthened 1
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outs on this season's team were
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The Knights come into the 1980 season \i, Fd 'IL,
with considerable talent and determi-
nation. Coach John Strobel's team has a f
good nucleus of returning lettermen, 4t "and some solid junior varsity players
who moved up to varsity. Under the di-
rection of the tri-captains Dave Walsh,
Rich Roche and Frank Gelinas, the
Knights are expected to make a serious
run for the CAL title and continue on " � - �A*'-
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First Row (L-R): Mark Atwood, John Smolak,
Frank Gelinas, Rick Camire, Rick Roche, Jody --'"' ,~goo
Verville. Second Row (L-R): Coach Strobel, Dave
Licciardi, Dave Walsh, John Reusch, Norm
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Lori O'Sullivan and
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First Row (L-R): Linda Birch,
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Mimi Gaffney, Sarah Modig- `�
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Jessica Larkin, Mary Beth
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Coach of the Year
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Coach Buco was honored this fall by being cho-
sen the out-standing golf coach in the Cape
Ann League. After a slow start, the team made a
strong showing to finish the season with a
winning record of 5-4. Outstanding golfers on
this year's squad were Captain Rick Delisle and
Craig Cheevers. For the first time in Cape Ann
League competition, golf became a fall rather
than a spring-sport.
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Bill Belinda, Ray Burnett, Rick Delisle, Glen t .
Gioseffi, Craig Cheevers. Second Row: Coach
Fichera, Jim Malia, Dan Roche, Ken Pearson,
Chris Nahil, Mac Rosenbaum, Coach Buco. '
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Beth Beaudoin, Cheryl McDon-
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Licciardi, Amy Burns, Amy
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Orlando. Second Row (L-R):
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son, Mary Lou Connors,
Nancy Beime, Jo Ann Grover,
Liz Sullivan, Gail Gosselin,
Mary Beth Soucy.
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• . _ � "s - ' `=` �`�- is expected to do well in Cape Ann League
competition this spring. Amon last ear's
Cheryl McDonald p p g g y
members who will be returning this season are
co-captains Jo Ann Grover and Cheryl
McDonald. Seniors Ann Bushnell and Amy
Burns are also returning and should provide the
necessary experience needed to make the squad
iA a contender for the league crown.
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The Junior Varsity Soccer Team finished the sea- -�
son with an overall record of 15 wins and only 3 °
losses. The young Knights were led by the out-
standing play of John Ozberak, Keith Comerfordand Jim Green. The team posted the best defensive
record in the league, and easily won the Cape Anna
League Championshij '
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Mike Brennan Eddie Peck
First Row (L-R): Chris Starr, Tom
Roberts. Second Row: Todd Emer-
son, Peter Bums, Bob Mascola, Todd
Welch, Adam Wright, Keith Comer-
ford, John Ozberak, Jimmy Green, '
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Eddie Peck, Mike Hamori, Jeff Cur- ;
rin, Glenn Dunigen, Kevin Rossiter, i
Tony Armitage. Third Row: Tom
Viviano, Steve Margraff, Chris Cur- '
rin, Jonathon Keller, Kevin Redman,
Mike Crittenden, Jim Lindley, Gary
Forbes, Bill Zahoruiko, Jim
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Jones, David Brown, Steve Todd, •
Derek Schmitke, Paul HamUleton,
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