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JFK STAFF ...
Mrs. Scully and Mrs. Griffin show their school
spirit and their alter-ego on JFK Student Coun¬
cil sponsored Costume Day, a Halloween cel¬
ebration.
Mrs. Harnois hosts the reception following
the National Junior Honor Society induction
ceremony, and Mrs. McCauley breathes a sigh
of relief that her part is over and she can enjoy
the refreshments.
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M. Clarke
P. Clarkin J. Connick
L. Ccxjmbs
D. Cosma
T. Couture
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P. Jonaitis M Kaupin G. Kennedy
F. Krautcuk G. Labre«:k
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POSITIVE !
Costume Day helps to beef up the Custodial
Staff with the addition of "Rich" Ohlin to aid
his supervisor Mr. Fausel. Both have smiles
on their faces as they enjoy their jobs.
The FIFTIES are alive in the halls of JFK on
Costume Day as Mrs Michaels wears her
poodle skirt and Miss Nealon appears to be a
"greaser".
M. LaFrancis
N. Larson
C. Lauria
C. Lauria
R. Lorenson
J. MacArthur
J. Peck
M. Romano
A. Peltier
J. Scordato
B. Pigeon
M. Scully
H. Piligian K. Poe J. Reynolds
L. Shea
J. Siwinski
B. Sproha
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C. Stamm M. Tangari J. Targonski W. Teed M. Thibodeau
J. Trevena
B Wadden M. Wesloski J. VVojciehowski F. Wood B. Woodson
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Students
Seventh
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JFK SEVENTH GRADERS...
Mrs. Newport and the Cafeteria staff cook
up food every day that leaves their customers
smiling and satisfied. These seventh grade
students have just finished off delicious
burgers and pizza.
Beverly Dewey wears a prize-winning
Hershey's Kiss costume on the Student Coun¬
cil sponsored Haloween Spirit Day. It was
easier for her to stand than to sit, and impos¬
sible for her to sneak up on anyone.
Robert Abelin
Jennifer Abernathy
Jacc]uelyn Agruso Christopher Aielh
Tommy Abatayo Jessica Abbe
Alexsander Akers-Buss
10 / Seventh Grade
Robert Alaimo
Lindsey Albano
Jessica Alberti Thomas Alimberti Marv Almeida
Jastin Austin Aaron Bahre Benjamin Bailey Douglas Baker Marian Bania Brian Baril
Joseph Barile Kathryn Barnes
Bh m Bates Brian Beaudr\’
Kevin Barnes
Cory Beaupre
John Barrett Amy Bartholomew Julie Bastarache
Norman Bechard Dominic Beloin Kimberly Bender
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ENTHUSIASTIC !
The mysteries of the drill press, as taught by
Mr. Boucher, can only be viewed through
safety glasses when students participate in
Industrial Technology classes during their
seventh grade year.
Peter King, Sports Illustrated football editor,
television commentator, and former JFK stu¬
dent, eats lunch and signs autographs after
addressing two assemblies during our twenty-
fifth anniversary celebration.
Cory Bernard
Lacey Bibeault
Emily Bill Candice Bilmon
Michael Beninato
Michael Blacksher
Stephen Blanchette
12 Sev'enth Grade
Sheri Blazinski
Gregory Blount
Sarah Bucket
Marci Boiler
Rt)bert Bonavita
Kimbt'rly BtK)th Shauna Borowski Lashauna Bourne Derek Bowen Kenneth Bowman Tammy Brayton
Matthew- Brisard Lisa Brow-n Sammantha Bruce Jonathan Brunette Brian Burrage David Burrage
Lesli Cannon David Caouette Timothy Caron Tina Caron Samantha Carpe Denise Carpenter
Justin Castonguay Matthew Cekala Shawn Censki Elizabeth Cerrato
Timothy Chace Natalia Chan
Tnsha Chance
Eli Charette
Terr>- Chase Muhammad Chaudhr>- Shirley Cheng
Jennifer Chicano
Seventh Grade
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SCHOOL - SPIRITED!
After nearly a year with our pool out of com¬
mission, seventh grade physical education
students take advantage of swimming in¬
struction, exercises, and some relaxing time
during their school day.
So many students and staff participated in
Costume Day it was difficult for the Student
Council members to pick out the winners.
Amy Bartholomew and Mary Almeida were
judged among the best.
Justin Chicano Katherine Christensen Brian Christoffersen James Ciastko Ashley Clark
Melissa Clark
Shannon Ccx)k Daniel Corbin Ernest Corbin Kristin Corso
Nathan Cote
Lawrence Courtois
jereniv Da\ is
Trevor Da\ is Brandon Delgiudice Zcx? Della Rocco
Michael Delong
Chns Demski
Seventh Grade 15
IN SHAPE !
Gym three provides the opportunity for fu¬
ture Olympians - or possibly cheerleaders - to
practice dismounts from the rings with sup¬
port from "spotters" and thick mats below
them.
Tara Henzel ascends to the heights of Gym
three during her fitness testing unit in physi¬
cal education class with Mrs. Dembek. She
was the quickest and surest among her class¬
mates.
Mark Dennis
Jennifer Deragon Renee Desimone Michelle Desjardin Sabrina Desrosiers
Theresa Dentamaro
Jessica Detura
16 Seventh Grade
Beverly Dewey
Amanda Dickinson Michael Disalvo
Tara Discepolo
John Dowden
Katherine Dufour Joshua Edwards Travis Edwards Sara Egli Melissa Elliott Christopher Ellis
I Andrew Embury Ian Emslie Jessica Engleman Kara English Joseph Espinosa Andrew Fairley
Marlena Fasanelli Christopher Feld Meghan Fennessy Christina Ferguson Melissa Fiore Richelle Fiore
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Kevin Fisher Matthew Fisher Amber Fissette Meghan Fitzgerald Meghan Right Jeffrey Rora
Seventh Grade 17
WINNERS!
Four of the grand prize winners on Costume
Day are lined up in the Library for their offi¬
cial photograph. Sherri Lacasse looks pretty
among the humorous Peter Susi, Rebecca
Fournier, and Susie Woodson.
Our Principal, Mr. Neville, presents "POPS"
award certificates to twenty-three seventh
grade students chosen for their outstanding
start to the school year at our first POPS
Awards Assembly.
Jeremy Friedman Justin Friedman
18 Seventh Grade
Jason Fritze
Daniel Furtak
Michael Gaboury
David Gagnon
Matthew Gajdowski Michael Gallo John Gamble Cord Gasque Frederick Gavey Kimberly Gelineau
Adam Gidarakos Jonathan Gill Shannon Glynn Christopher Gonzalez Nicolas Gonzalez Laura Govoni
Richard Green Billie Griffin Danielle Griffin Joseph Grimaldi Barbara Grimshaw Jennifer Grondahl
Lucie Grondin Bradley Gutska Geneva Hadley Matthew Haight Melissa Halgas Jonathan Hamburg
Grace Hanley Lindsay Hargreaves Adam Hayes David Hayford Matthew Hayward Rebecca Hayward
SeN'enth Grade
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BUSY!
Each year the Reading Department spon¬
sors the Great American Book Fair in the JFK
Library. Steve Blanchette and Salina Thor
enjoy the opportunity to browse among the
books and folders offered for sale.
Students adopted the Loaves and Fishes at St.
Andrew's Church as a holiday project this
year. Bobby Lessard and Ryan Pelkey help
Mrs. Wesloski sort through the puzzles, games
and markers donated to brighten Christmas
for less fortunate kids.
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Tara Henzel Gerard Hilinski Sarah fiillman Michelle Hinckley Kenneth Hoke Mark Holmes
20 Seventh Grade
Jamie Hurley
Jennifer Hope Devin Homer
Jeremy Hutsell Kevin Jacobs
Tyler Howarth Carol Hoyt
Megan Hunter
Angela Jambard Benjamin Janarelli
Charles Janeczko
Courtney Jean
Lauren Jeffery
Thomas Jerome
Davina Johnson
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Patrick Kana
Michael Kataja Christopher Katulka Thomas Kazukynas
Amber Johnston
Christopher Keane
Bret Kalva
Robert Kegler
INDUSTRIOUS!
Bank of Boston confers five thousand Invest¬
ment Points on JFK for our participation in
their banking program. The proud recipients
are Mrs. Secondo, coordinator, Mr. Neville,
Jen Spanillo, and Jose Rodriguez, Student
Council President.
Billy Cerri investigates the help that the Ver¬
tical File in the JFK Library offers to him for his
Social Studies report.
James King
Benjamin Kinney
Jeremy Kirchmeier Edyta Kiryluk Timothy Klapproth Amy Klement
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Tabitha Klosek
Seventh Grade
Amy Kolreg Alexander Korobkov Kurt Kresge
Amy Kupec Michel LaFlamme
Marc Ledue
Andrea Legere
Erica Leno
Scott Lessard
Donna Letourneau
Nicholas Licitra
Jaime Lizee Timothy Locklear Carly Longo
Lindsay Longo Andrew Love Jennifer Lowe
Ryan Luedtke Sondra Lund Russell Macdonald Barbara Machaj Joel Madsen Sue-Ellen Mankus
Hector Marcano Flisa Margarita Nathan Marinone Philip Marmurowski Cecile Marquis Paul Martin
Se^■enth Grade
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ANIMATED!
Frankie Dejesus leads the line of students
buying Holiday Dance tickets from Mr. Ohlin.
Each student donates a can or package of food
for the Enfield Food Shelf as part of the price
of the ticket.
Patty and Susie Woodson prepare to close the
school store after their lunch wave. The school
store offers pencils, pens, notebooks, folders,
clothing and novelty items for sale each day
during lunch.
Shaun McCormick Michael McEwen N icole McGraw
24 Se\’enth Grade
Emily McIntosh Marcus McKinney Melissa McPherst
Nikki Menefee
Kevin Merritt
Ryan Mgrdichian
Matthew Michaud
Steven Mientus
Jessica Mitchell
Jt'ssica Monteleune Daniel Morin Daniel Morin Jacqueline Morin Adam Morse Christopher Morse
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Justin Mi>selsky Jessica Motyl Carol Mukon Matthew Munsell Matthew Myers Eric Myshrall
Sean Nai Phillip Nathan Krystal Naudzius Kenneth Naylor Muyly Ngov Brendaliz Nieves
M’-hae! NLziolek Lara Nyser Michael O Brien RvanODonnell Kaitlyn O la*ar\’ Matthew Oakes
Se*. i :'-th t^ra-L
CURIOUS!
Sarah Crawford, Ashley Clark, Megan Wil¬
son, and Eric Myshrall are among Mr.
Jurkowski's science students using the elec¬
tronic microscopes to complete their labora¬
tory reports.
Hilary Fletcher and Ryan Cunningham, Mr.
Noyes' science students, employ techniques
other than the simple yardstick to make mea¬
surements in JFK's hallway.
Louann Olden Michelle Oliver John Olschafskie Daniel Orefice David Orton Brian Ouellette
Bethany Petano
Debra Peters Kasey Peters Kelly Peters Rebecca Peters
Brian Peterson
Tuan Pham Jammie Pheasant Grace Phelan Jacob Piazza Robert Pillion
Angela Pinto
Lindsav F*rovt>st
Lisa Quint
Seventh Grade
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Megan Provencher
Michelle Provost
Brenda Quail
DILIGENT!
Leah Peltier and Abby Tomalonis carefully
crop pictures, number blocks, and write cap¬
tions for the student pictures in this year's
yearbook "Patriot Pride".
Kelly Bednarski spent an entire weekend
drawing this grand prize winning poster for
the Reading Department's annual poster con¬
test. Her "Secret Garden" is pretty enough to
frame and hang on the wall.
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Mark Rabinovitz
Shane Rausch
28 Seventh Grade
Richard Regnier
Maureen Reilly Jason Remington William Reyome Elizabeth Richard.son
'Jaomi Rodriguez
Yvette Sabater
Charles Romano Anthony Rosa
Jeffrey Roy
Jeffrey Russell Kris Rustic
Michelle Saddler Joel Sadosky
Juan Saez Patrick Sagon Jason Salas
fimothy Schix?nbom
Jason Schools Christopher Schumann Nicole Shane
Paul Shaughnessy Jeffrey Shaw
Seventh Grade
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LIVELY !
Lollipops are one of the prizes awarded for
outstanding costumes, and Tara Simlick
makes quick work of hers, while avoiding
ruining her great make-up job.
Outfits on Costume Day showed a great deal
of family effort and talent. Courtney Jean
appeared as the Ace of Spades, and proved to
be a winner in all senses of the word.
Jennifer Sheehan
Duane Smith
Lisa Shaw
Deanna Smith
30 J> Seventh Grade
Christopher Sinsigal
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Melissa Sokol
Krista Siana Angelina Siciliano
Justin Smith Michael Smith
Kimberly Silva
Michelle Smith
Kimberly Steben
Katie Steirer
Daniel Stewart
Heidi Stoddard Thomas Stone
Ronald Strong Brandon Sufrin Brittainey Sullivan
Erin Sullivan
Marie Sullivan
Melissa Stout
Christopher Susi
Casey Taylor
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Jasi>n Tavlor Robert Terr>'
Salina Thor
Aleah Thornton
Kira Thrasher
Christopher Timm
SeveiUh C f Jkl*
KEEN!
In addition to the pool, excellent sports fields,
and a full size gym, students are able to take
advantage of weight training equipment as
part of their physical education classes at JFK.
Fue Xiong and Danny Gaylord subscribe to
the adage "measure twice - cut once" as they
work on their wood project in Industrial Tech-
nology class with Mr. Boucher.
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Ryan Toner
Erika Toris
John Tinnirella
Kelly Tinsley
Melissa Tolisano Abby Tomalonis
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ndrew Urbanowicz Robert Vaghini Daniel Valente Crystal Valley Sara Valley Pa Kou Vang
Joseph Vangilder Anthony Vasile
Xue Vue
Michael Warren
Joshua Viens
Michael Vincent!
Ryan Viveiros
Candy Vue
Eric Waitkus
Carrie Wallison
Nicole Walters
Lauren Walz
Jillian Warner
Crystal Watson
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Jason Weeks Lindy Welch
Jessica Welenskv
Blake Welker
Lisa White
William Wightman Jillian Willard
Cerise Wilson
Seventh Crade
Megan Wilson Michael Winslett Jaime Withee Corey Wixsom Kate Wojcik Dallas Wood
James Xiong
Shannon York
Rebecca Young
Michael Wood
Jessica Woodruff
Adam Yurack Lisa Zajaczkowski
Melanie Zaugg
Kristen Zimmerman
Matt Zlotkowsk
Joanne Zannoni
Jason Bartosiak Shawn Censki
Vong Sayasith
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Students
JFK EIGHTH GRADERS...
Loren Gaines receives her POPS award for
starting the first quarter of the year with posi¬
tive study habits, from Mr. Ohlin with the
assistance of Mrs. Came.
Mr .Cove encourages the eighth graders at the
POPS Assembly to not be afraid to spread
kindness - it's contagious - the goal for all
students and staff during the second quarter
of the school year.
Steven Albetski
Bryelle Albert
Lauren Alaimo
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Daniel Ambron
Eighth Grade
Nicole Anselmi
David Alexander
Thomas Arcouette Nicholas Armentano Steven Arseneault
Desiree Ashton
Joshua Asselin Jeffrey Audet Cheryl Badura Carolyn Bailey William Baltronis Timothy Bannock
Sara Bennett Richard Bennett Jody Benton Chris Bergenholtz Jennifer Berube Nicholas Berube
Adam Bibeault Brandon Blais Kristin Blakeley Melissa Bleau Robert Bletz James Bliss
Trac>' Bluteau Njchole Bi>cv\'inski Michelle Bt>isseau Jennifer Boissonneault Michelle Boisvere Alissa Bt^iogna
Eighth Gr, dc
ACHIEVERS!
Thirty-six of thirty-nine students inducted
into the National Junior Honor Society in
November are girls. Enjoying the reception
after the ceremony are the only boys, Devin
Terhune, Brad Normand, and Nick Povak.
Miss Nealon made and served the punch at
the reception for new inductees in the Na¬
tional Junior Honor Society. Mrs. Scully and
Dr. Kennedy, who participated in the cer¬
emony, enjoy her recipe.
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Chris Brozowsky
Eighth Grade
Ryan Brunell Ginette Buffone Catherine Bugaj Danielle Bulgier Megan Bulgier
Robert Burrage Michelle Burrows John Burwood Raymond Bushnell
Gina Cafarelli Adam Calcasola Patrick Cameron Kimberly Carr
Rachele Centore William Cerri Kristen Checkalski Leif Christensen
Amie Bushway Danielle Cacio
Aaron Carter
Nathan Cartier
Brett Churchill Michael Cianci
Danielle Cote Sarah Cote Stephanie Coughlin RyanCoumoyer Renald Courtois Chns Craaybeek
Eighth Grade
CURIOUS!
Kerri Crawford, "dressed for success", works
in the Technology Lab with our new Macintosh
computers and the "Type to Learn" program
which helps her to increase her keyboarding
speed and accuracy.
Mr. Madore explains some of the offerings on
the altar at El Dia de los Muertos to French
and Spanish students at the JFK version of the
November Mexican celebration.
Kerri Crawford Paul Croteau Shawna Crouse Ryan Cunningham Thomas Cunningham Lee Curtis
Casey Cutkomp
Eighth Grade
Corey Cutkomp
Christa Cyr
Tiffany D'Amato Teresa D’Angelo Roland Daigle
Kevin Deming
Jennifer Dimmock
Lisa Deskis Melissa Detura Lisa Dibattista Joshua Dickson
Andrea Dimatia
Lynneka Doyon
Kelly Droney Michelle Dubour
Michelle Dubuque
Donna Duffy
Matthew Dufresne
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Michael Dunne
Lindsav Dumer
Jeffrey Ekenbarger Christopher Eliason
Richard Emmons
Jessica Erickson Shannon Esslmger
Eighth Grade
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TALENTED!
Kenny Kerr, Sean Overbeeke, and Nathan
Locklear provide the brass sounds which en¬
liven the POPS assembly as the Patriot and
Cadet bands, under the direction of Mrs.
Came, entertain the students.
Ricky Starzyk looks as if he is enjoying draft¬
ing class and the line work he produces and
displays in the halls of JFK certainly shows
that to be true.
Michael Ferreira
Reina Fijalkowski
Jacob Fisher Megan Fitzsimons Jeffrey Flenke
Flilarv Fletcher
42 / Eighth Grade
Elizabeth Fruscella David Furtak MelanyGagner Loren Gaines Ryan Gallo Julie Gauvin
hristina Gawryszczuk Daniel Gaylord
Michael Genco Angela Gentile Michael Gionfriddo Dustin Gleason
Michael Gokey Daniel Golden Sherri Gordon Andrew Grabon Kelly Grandon Chr istopher Gra ves
*>shlev Greene Megan Greenleaf
April Griggs Lawrence Griggs
David Griffin
Daniel Gnvois
Eighth Grade -i ^
EARNEST!
Annette Fay inscribes her name in the Na¬
tional Junior Honor Society register as Shelly
Gufert receives her membership pin and cer¬
tificate from Miss Lauria and Mr. Neville.
Robbie Pennell really gets into his role as a
waiter on Costume Day, as he carries his tray,
menu, salt & pepper, and order pad, ready to
serve.
Shelly Gufert Brandie Guild Katie Gutska Megan Hackett Cherese Hadley Elizabeth Haglund
Nathan Hankins
Mark Hannah Christine Hannan Nicholas Hardy
Daniel Hartman
Timothy 1 lause
44 7 E ighth Grade
Erik Heckman Mark Hedeen Sara Henderson Michael Herrick Jennifer Herzig Amber Hickson
Brynn Hietala Megan Higginbotham Emily Hinckley William Hlobik Adam Hollenbach Nathan Hollenbeck
Timothy Hosig
Willie Howard Amorette Howland Dana Huffman Keith Hughes Jeremy Hunt
Itjuvs JamgiK'hian Kvie Johnson Jessica Jonaitis Christine Jorgensen \ia Kaplan
Nicole Kelleher
Eighth C irad*
ZEALOUS!
Sue Ann Mankus , with pressure from all
sides, hits over the Agawam defender's foot
in order to get around her and into scoring
position.
The goalie has to come far out to block the shot
by Ginette Buffone. Ginette is a member of
the undefeated Girls' Soccer team coached by
Mr. Jonaitis.
Jennifer Kennan
Joseph Kinney
Eighth Grade
Julie Kilpatrick Katherine Kiner
Julia Kozuch Randy Krah
Sonya Kerr
Kenneth Kerr
Christopher Khan
Ellen Kozikowski
Kevin Kittredge
Jeremy Kozaczka
Alicia Krawiec Dana Kukucka Kristine Kunkel
Jennifer Lacombe Jessica LaFountain Michelle Lamontagne Kristin Landry Matthew Langeway David Laplante
Kimberly Laquerre Christopher Lavalla Nicole Laverde Ryan Lawless Kristin Leahy Brooke Leary
Shawn Leary Stephanie LeBlanc Scott Lech Samantha Lee Megan Legere Torey Lehan
Danielle Lessard Justin Lessard Robert Lessard Darcie Letendre Randy Lewin Amy Lindsay
F.ighlh Grade
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STUDIOUS!
Some people find a quiet corner of the Library
to do their homework, while Corey Cutkomp
and Julia Kozuch hunker down in the corner
of the Drafting classroom.
Both Marie Fauteux and other students look
as if they are really enjoying working on Mr.
Wood's Science worksheet, finding the boil¬
ing and freezing points of various substances.
Karrisa Macmaster
Amanda Macsata
Sue Ann Mankus Viviana Marcano Justina Marinaccio Shawn Marple
48 / Eighth Grade
Timothy Mayo
Janet McHale
Tyler McGuire
Eric Mercure
Emily McCarran Derek McEwen Jonathan McEwen Derek McGuire
Ryan McLeod Ryan Meade Debra Menard James Menard
Danielle Monsonis Angelina Moore Shayne Moran Mary Morgan Stacy Morin Ryan Mowynski
Eighth Grade
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FUN-LOVING !
Jeremy Wood, John Dowden, and Bob Terry
think carefully about whether to buy or build
on their property, as they engage in a spirited
game of Monopoly in the after-school activity
Game Club.
Nate Viniconis, co-president of the "Magic,
the Gathering " club, discusses the value of
cards and strategy to employ when playing
the game with Craig Nickerson in the JFK
Library.
Lindsey Neuschaefer
Eighth Grade
Timothy Neville
Katie Newman
Adam Nickerson
Craig Nickerson
Stephen Nieroda
Rachael Noble Rotha Nong Bradford Normand Jonathan Nunez
)amon O'Palick Justin Oliver
essica Ouellette Sean Overbeeke Matthew Pahl Jennifer Pare
Caitlyn Olko Kathryn Olson
Derek O’Dell Tammy O’Neill
John Orcutt Aaron Ouellette
Kelly Parker Amy Pastormerlo
Stacy Pennell Robert Pepek
Gino Pellegrino
Jimilee Pepp>er
Eighth Grade
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Dustin Pelletier
Yi Peng
Robert Pennell
HAPPY!
Theresa Dentamaro and Abby Tomalonis dis¬
play their third and second place winning
posters for the Reading Department's Great
American Book Fair poster contest. The prize,
of course, is a book.
Stephanie Senior, Annette Fay, and Julia
Kozuch enjoy the first dance of the year spon¬
sored by Student Council, a Flalloween dance
with all the scary decorations and refresh¬
ments to go with the theme.
Gregory Perednia
Erroll Pitts
Michelle Perreault Sarah Perreault Amber Peters
Grzegorz Podbielska
Eighth Grade
Christopher Plante
Gina Porcello
Corinne Poremba
Sharron Poulin
Nicholas Povak
Tammy Prajzner
Amber Preston Tynesha Pridgen Rebecca Proto Andrew Proulx Stacy Provencher Michelle Pych
hristy Quagliaroli Devon Quagliaroli Hilary Quail Karen Raber Michael Racine Sara Raffia
Xeil Roberts
Candi Rock
Matthew Rodriguez Jose Rodriquez
Eighth Grade
Di>uglas Rider
Scott Riker
THOUGHTFUL!
Michelle Boisseau and Kimberly Silva, along
with other members of the Staff section of the
Yearbook, carefully choose the most flatter¬
ing pictures of the teachers, and crop them to
fit the picture blocks.
Christopher Craaybeek spends his after school
time prior to taking the late bus home looking
at the current magazines in the JFK Library for
his Social Studies report.
N icole Roy
Eighth G rade
Melanie Rumill Philippe Russell Shawnna Russell
Sean Ryan
Eman Saleh
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lizabeth Santanella Kelley Santanella Richard Santanella
Rita Samo Daniel Saucier Kristin Savage
Stephanie Senior
Tamika Shepard
Joseph Sharrow
Melanie Shephard
Amibeth Sheridan Devon Sherwood David Shevock Korey Shirtchff
Eighth Grade
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PROUD!
The Chorale is joined by the well-rehearsed
Faculty Choir in singing a number of holiday
favorites including "Winter Wonderland" and
"Silver Bells" at the eighth grade Christmas
assembly.
Kenny Kerr stands out as he plays a solo on his
baritone saxophone at the annual holiday con¬
cert starring Mr. Bungard's Chorale and the
Patriot and Cadet Bands under the direction
of Mrs. Came.
Jaime Siciliano
Christopher Silva
Chalam Smith
56 Eig hth Grade
Christine Smith
Jackie Smith
Tara Simlick Chad Simmons Aimee Smith
Kevin Smith Michael Solesky 1 lannah Song
Joseph Sullivan Kimberly Sullivan
Kristine Sullivan Theodore Sullivan
Peter Susi
Justin Swan
Michael Tellier Dev'in Terhune Joseph Terzigni Steven Thibodeau Ryan Thomas Richard Thoms
Eighth Grade
EAGER!
Melissa Palumbo is among several students
chosen to enjoy a limousine ride to
McDonald's, and a free lunch as a reward for
her excellent participation in John F. Kennedy's
annual fund raising effort.
Eighth graders Erica Schermerhorn and Mor¬
gan Wilby realize this will be their final Christ¬
mas concert at JFK as members of Mr.
Bungard’s Chorale.
^ Jonathan Tracey Jeremy Trosky Gina Truiolo
58 Eighth Gr ade
Sheila Tucker
Steven Turcotte
David Tuttle
Christina Vesce Alan Vibber Michael Vignone Angela Vincent Robert Vincenti Nathan Viniconis
Mike Voneisengrein Mee Vue Melissa Wallace
Kathleen Wayne John Weatherwax Eric Welch
Kari West
Nicholas Westall Aaron White
Knstin White Morgan Wilby Cecil Wilder James Williams
John Wilson Adam WoUenberg
Eighth Grade 59
Sarah Wonneberger Irene Wood Jeremy Wood Patricia Woodson Susan Woodson Coleen Wyman
Fue Xiong John Xiong Kou Xiong Victoria Yelle Danielle Young Sherry Young
Rebecca Zaine
Eighth Grade
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Baby
Pictures
Samantha Carpe
Tiffany Sharrow
Katie Dufour
Amy Pastormerlo
Amber Preston
Justina Marinaccio
Kaitlyn O'Leary
Amorette Howland
Jessica Bruce
Jennifer Lowe
Erica Meyer
Liz Fruscella
Stacy Morin
Jessica LaFountain
Lisa Shaw
Jennifer Owens
Ger Lor
Aubrey lacohno
Marie Fauteux
Nate Hankins
Stephanie Senior
Stephen Mills
Rebecca Fournier
Morgan Wilby
Beth Richardson
Liz Ulrich
Danielle Cacio
Alicia Krawiec
Jen Spanillo
Torey Lehan
Nicole Doyon
Katie Steirer
Katie Gutska
Ginette Buffone
Michelle Desjardin
Julie Kilpatrick
Christy Quagliaroli
Sara Raffia
Eman Saleh
Sarah Crawford
Devon Quagliaroli
Melissa Michaud
B a by P i ctur es
I
Megan Provencher
Kari West
Katie Christensen
Jason Fonseca
Irene Wood
Daisy Suazo
Danielle Cote
Tim Mayo
Barbara Bouffard
Angela Gentile
Amibeth Sheridan
Tammy Prayzner
Christine Hannan
Aimee Smith
Sonya Kerr
Melissa Wallace
Lindsay Durner
Michelle Boisvere
Jessica Alberti
Kelley Santanella
Kelly Bednarski
Ellen Kozikowski
Cay-T Wayne
Stephanie LeBlanc
Amanda Macsata
Mary Allen
Melany Gagner
Jackie Smith
Kim Sullivan
Sheri Lacasse
Sondra Lund
Bryelle Albert
Angela Shepard
Liz Fruscella
Lauren Jeffery
Kathryn Olson
Tammica Scaife
Carol Hoyt
Kelly Droney
Michelle Burrows
Kristin Leahy
Kate Leahy
Baby Picture*
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FIELD HOCKEY
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Back Row, L - R: Darcie Letendre, Shelly
Gufert, Julie Gauvin, Heather Vasseur, Stephanie
Senior, Erica Schermerhorn, Hilary Quail, Jessica
Jonaitis, Morgan Wilby, Megan Provencher, Emily
McKaren, & Coach Emery
Second Row, L - R: Nikki Roy, Kelly Droney,
Sue Arm Mankus, Lauren Alaimo, Rebecca Young,
Sarah Bocket, Samantha Bruce, Kristine kunkel,
Chalam Smith, Janine Starski, & Devon Sherwood
Front Row, L - R: Amy Kupec, Lesli Can¬
non, Tara Henzel, Angela Pinto, Lisa Scavotto,
Muyly Ngov, Lindsey Hargreaves, Rebekah
Folgherait, & Lindsey Neuschaefer
1994 JFK Field Hockey Team
Stephanie Senior
Kelly Droney
Sue Ann Mankus
Jessica Jonaitis
Morgan Wilby
Angela Pinto
Sue Ann Mankus &
Morgan Wilby work hard
to take the ball away from
an Agawam defender.
While Hilary Quail looks
on, Kelly Droney & Sue
Ann Mankus react to an
Agawam rush on goal.
Erica Schermerhorn
Heather Vasseur
Christine Kunkel
Julie Gauvin
Samantha Bruce
Hilary Quail
66 / Sports
BOYS’ SOCCER
Back Row, L - R: Alan Vibber, Steven
Thibodeau,Eric Welch, Ricky Green, Brandon
Delgiudice, Tom Cunningham, Adam Calcasola,
Mike V'ignone, Bobby Lessard, & Coach Clarkin
Second Row, L - R: Jason Fritz, Brian Pinto,
Mark Holmes, Yi Peng, Stephen Radkovich,Tony
Vasile, Sean Ryan, & Brian Patterson
Front Row, L - R; Sean McCauley, Fric Perron,
Tim Hosig, MikeCianci,Tom Reale, Mike Dunne,
& Jacob Fisher
Sean McCauley
Ricky Green
Stephen Radkovich
Tom Cunningham &
Jacob Fisher
Mike Dunne
Mark Holmes
Brian Pinto uses a little
"body English" to gain
control of the ball
against a Powder Mill
defender.
Mark Holmes at¬
tacks the Powder Mill
goal as Ricky Green of¬
fers offensive support.
Sean Ryan
Tony Vasile
Bob Lessard
Brian Patterson
Brian Pinto
Yi Peng
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GIRLS' SOCCER
Every now and then, a team puts together a
special season and the Girls’ Soccer team had such
a season this year. Not only did the team have a
perfect 10-0 record, it did not give up a goal,
outscoring its opponents 71 to 0. Congratulations
to Coach Jonaitis and this memorable team !
Back Row, L - R; Coach Jonaitis, Angela Shepard,
Lara Nyser, Erin Clark, Jen Spanilo, Erica Leno, &
Grace Phelan
Second Row, L - R; Liz, Pecoy, Ginette Buffone,
Chrissy Gawryszczuk, Jen Wytenus, Lisa
DiBattista, Liz Ulrich, & Jessica Drabkin
Third Row, L - R: Thea Andrews, Amy Motto, Jen
Lowe, Susie Woodson, Amy Klement, & Patty
Woodson
Front Row, L - R: Megan Wilson & Liz Frusella
1994 JFK Girls' Soccer Team
Erin Clark
Jen Wytenus
Grace Phelan
Jen Spanilo
Patty Woodson
Amy Motto
Susie Woodson demon¬
strates precise footwork as
she moves the ball towards
the opposing goal.
Two Fermi defenders do
not intimidate Erin Clark
as she dribbles into the of¬
fensive zone.
Susie Woodson
Erica Leno
Lara Nyser
Lisa DiBattista
Ginette Buffone
Jen Wytenus
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BOYS' BASKETBALL
1994-95 JFK Boys' Basketball Team
Back Row, L - R; Coach Trosky, Ryan Moszynski, Chris
Fliason, Beau VVarrek, Mike Gionfriddo, and Steve
Radkovich
Middle Ri>w, L - R: Chris Fredericks, Jcx* Van Gilder,
Brian Tallarita, and Tim Caron
Front Row, L - R; Jeremy Trosky, Tim Hosig, and Yi
Peng
Tim Hosig
Chris Fliason
Jeremy Trosky
Ryan Moszynski
Tim Caron
Joe Van Gilder
Slicing through the
defense, Tim Hosig tries
an acrobatic lay-up
against the Timothy
Fd wards Cougars.
Despite the efforts of a
Cougar defender, Brian
Tallarita glides to the
htx>p for two.
Beau Warrek
Steve Rijdkovich
.Mike Gionfriddo
Yi Peng
i. hris Fredericks
Brian Tallarita
Sp*>rts (»9
GIRLS' BASKETBALL
1994-95 JFK Giris' Basketball Team
Back Row, L - R; Lisa Deskis, Jessica Detura, Megan
Greenleaf, Jen Drexler, and Coach McFarland
Middle Row, L - R; Amy Klement, Jen Spanilo,
Michelle Remick, and Erica Leno
Front Row, L - R: Erin Clark, Elizabeth Pecoy, and
Angela Pinto
Megan Greenleaf
Jessica Detura
Jen Drexler
Erin Clark
Elizabeth Pecoy
Lisa Deskis
Iff®'"
Lisa Deskis drives down
the lane on her way to a
successful fast break bas¬
ket .
While Michelle Remick
sets a screen, Jessica Detura
gets ready to pop a shot
from the wing.
Erica Leno
Michelle Remick
Amy Klement
Angela Pinto
Thea Andrews
Elizabeth Pecoy and
Erin Clark
70 Sports
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JFK’s Evian Simcovitz chapter of
the National Junior Honor
Society
The National Jr. Honor
Society officers:
Co-Presidents Patty Woodson
& Amy Motto
and Vice President Susie
Woodson. Missing from
picture: Secretary Beth Pecoy.
School Store Staff and Advisors
72 Activities
I
Leadership
JFK’s Student Council Officers and Homeroom Representatives
dent Council Officers: From the Top: Aimee Smith, Jennifer Spanilo, Annette Fay,
Tecca Fournier, Jose Rodriquez, and Danielle Bulgier. Standing: Shelly Gufert. Sitting:
>rgan Wilbv and David Alexander
Grade 8 Student Council Homeroom Representatives
Grade 7 Student Council Homen.K>m Representatives
Activities 73
The 1994-95 JFK
Cheerleading
Squad
Kenny Kerr gives Megan
Hunter a lift during a
halftime show. Kenny &
Frankie Dejesus joined the
Cheerleading Squad as its
first male members.
The Cheerleaders show their 'patriot pride" and spirit as they
form a tunnel for Erin Clark at the Pep Rally.
74 Activities
Enthusiasm
Intramural Basketball Participants
Intramural Street HtKkey Participants
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' The monthly meetings of the Prime Time Silent Reading Club allow students and staff
a quiet time to curl up with their favorite book.
Jennifer Milotte spends a relaxing moment
in the Library prior to a monthly Prime
Time Silent Reading Club gathering.
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The Fab 7
The 1W4 Intramural Basketball Champions
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Activities ^
Jazz Band
Kristine Sullivan and Becky
Peters practice their duet
prior to their holiday
performance.
String Ensemble
Members of the String
Ensemble prepare to take
center stage at the Christina;
Concert assembly.
76 Activities
Entertainment
The John F. Kennedy Cadet Band
David Furtak gets into the holiday spirit as part
of the Patriot Band s Traveling Christmas
Troupe.
Activities
77
Drama Club
The Main Cast of the Drama
Club's production of
"Cinderella"
Members of the Chorale take a well-deserved break between holiday performances.
78 Activities
Performances
The John F. Kennedy Chorale
Kennedy Singers (Semester 1)
With a little help from his friends, Mr.
Bungard warms up the Chorale prior to a
performance.
The Electronic Keyboard Club
Ailtivjties
TV
Star Trek Club
The Leather Club
80 Activities
Enjoyment
Grade 8 Ski Club
Grade 7 Ski Club
The Hiking Club
Magic the Gathering Club
The Games Club
Activities ***
REMEMBRANCES
Many thanks are
extended to the
students shown
on this page.
Without their
time and effort,
this Yearbook
would not have
been possible.
Class Will Editor Scott
Lessard
Student Picture Section
Baby Picture Section
Lauren Jeffery
Activities & Winter Sports Editor
Billy Baltronis
Activities
Class Will
1, Heather, leave Liz a message, thanks for being my best friend for 4 years. Love ya lots.
I, Heather Vasseur, leave Nick Hardy all my love for when he moves to Georgia.
I, Aimee, leave all of my friends going to Enfield High the fact that 1 am going to miss you.
I give thanks to Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Reynolds, Mrs. Drapeau, & Mr. Duffy for everything -can't forget Mrs. Cancio.
Sincerely Davina Johnson.
Best wish that 1 send to.Davina Johnson, Nikki Menefee & Tabitha Klosek Keep it real this year keep in touch. Love
Dee Marie Tracy.
1, Dave S., leave all the St. Ides for Alonzo.
1, Jenn Sheehan, leave all my love and friendship and fun times together for Chekea Tuttle.
1, Jenn Sheehan, leave all the times out in the hall with my boyfriend for Mr. Pigeon.
1, Amy Klement, leave my nickname "goat" to Mr. Pigeon so that it won't follow me to 8th grade.
1, Amy Klement, leave my friendship and good times we had to together for Muyly Ngov, Jen Lowe & Kate Leahey.
1, Jennifer, leave Carol Hoyt my CD player.
1, Devon Quagliaroli, leave the memories of Halloween "93" and our forever friendship and the beach for Jessica
Jonaitis. P.S. Yesterday
1, Gretchen, leave all my love to black forever and always for T.J. Hause.
1 ,T.J. Hause, leave my silver necklace for Devon Quagliaroli.
I, Jessica Bruce, leave Sheri Lacasse and Amanda Macsata "Blub Blub Blub."
1, Kelly Droney, leave Erica Schermerhom and Chalam Smith luck for the next two years in Fermi Field Hockey.
1, Sammantha, leave the rail at Roll Away for Kimberly.
1, Seamore, leave Ad's Pizzeria, don't forget "John" for Leonardo.
1, Roleenia, leave your Brown Mercedes for Jessica.
1, Coleenia, leave the fact that we will always be best friends for Terry & DL.
1, Coleen, leave the memory of our stawedays with the "Click" for Missy.
1, Samm Bruce, leave the dunk tank for Kristin Corso.
1, Jessica M., leave a great High School year for Debbie M. & Knstin S.
1, Michelle B., leave all the great memories of J.F.K for Renee & Desiree.
1, Melany, leave my bird and all of my notes for Jessie T.
1, Melany, leave all my CD's for Missy M.
1, Kelly Droney, leave all my Fermi friends the best of luck next year.
1, Coleen, leave the thought that I'll always be here for you to Dana.
I, Jessica E.,leave a best friendship forever for Jess J.
I, Celia, leave the red dress at Merry Go Round for Cynthia.
I, Marie Fauteux, leave the names "Oh What a Night" Homie, Bum, Muthball, Cieling, Surprise & all the good times
for Kristine Kunkel.
I, Marie Fauteux, leave the 1-800 # to Alicia, Sara, Karsia, Tracy, & Racheal. They know the rest of the #.
I, Debbie M., leave the expression "Bungy Bear" for Colleen & Knstin L.
I, Debbie M., leave "in case of fire evacuate the building" for Angela Gentile.
1, Annabelle, leave all my love notes for Ben Janerelli.
I ,Tom, leave our model walk for Dick.
We, Michelle & Nicole, leave Julia Kozuch her New Age Super Bowl.
I, Cay'-Wayne, leave Christa Cyr all my friendship forever.
1, Kelly Bednarski, leave some normal, casual, clothes, including a t-shirt for Beth Richardson.
I, Kelly B. leave a mega- sized ruler for Mr. La Breck.
I, Billy Baltronis, leave Stev'en Albetski all my Mario Games for Nintendo.
1, Beve, leav'e Mister all my empty sour cream containers.
1, Melissa Bleau, leave all the good and bad times to my best friend Missy Tieman.
1, Cohog, leave a fantastic year of all star softball (I'll miss ya catcher bud) for Sully. CIm 6 Will
1 ,Orange, leave the thought to Red, Black, Teal, and Green that our friendship will last forever.
Class Will
I, Kelly Bednarski ,leave a tons of hair dyeing shampoo, in case that naight work for Jen Brodtman.
I, Christine, leave all my Joey Lawrence posters for Amber Rausch.
I, Nick Berube, leave Kristine Kunkel my one way ticket to Florida.
I, Chick, leave all of my love & friendship for Hippi.
We, Amibeth, Shawna, and Kelly leave the color blue for Angela Gentile.
1, Christine, leave 3 dodo birds for Mel, Vicksburg, and Yoga 2.
1, Kristen, leave the thought that Super Squirrel is watching us for Yora.
I, Fritz, leave Oscar Joel, Miss Moody, and all the bananas in the world.
I, Lucie, leave my silliness to all my friends.
I, Missy T., leave the thought that we wlQ always be b-friends to Sheila T. and Missy B.
I, Christy, leave aU my love & the hope that our friendship lasts forever for Kelly (Rosita Chaquita Banana.)
I ,Justina Marinaccio, leave endless chicken imitations & a real pen cap for Justin Lessard.
I, Joe Terzigni, leave a herd of giraffe for Jeff Hayden.
I, Christy, leave our everlasting friendship & a handful of wonderful memories for the 3 best friends in the world
Casey, Corey, and Ken.
I want to leave best wishes with D. Nice, Tyz, Bessie, Cherish, and Cherie for keeping it real this year. Love, D. key.
I, Amibeth, leave our friendship and the promise to keep in touch for Kristine.
I, Christy, leave my favorite teacher Mr. Pigeon & a bag of his tootsie rolls for my little brother.
I, Jessica Bruce, leave Sammantha Bruce and Veronica Squires "Jen."
We, the Spanish class, leave boxing lessons for John Stuart.
I, Oscar, leave Fritz Jay, Carmen and all the jokes we played on Missy.
I, Jessica E., leave our good times at Harley Hotel for Teresa D.
I, Mehssa, leave Devon all the good times we had in Enghsh.
I, Tim Mayo, leave all the fun times at football practice for Jim Jamgocian, Jeff Russell, and Jeff Mayo.
I, Devon, leave Liz my bib.
I, John Orcutt, leave Chris Silva's tooth for T.J. Hause.
I, Sheri, leave Tiffany D'amato all the fun we had at J.E.K.
I, Missy T., leave all the good and bad times for Mehssa Bleau.
I, the Pink Power Ranger, leave the Zork for Tommy the White Ranger.
I, Justin Shaw, leave my watch, house, and car for N.H. and J.A.
I, Amanda leave Mehnda, the fact that we will always be friends.
I, Shortie, leave Jessica Bruce & Spanish class and that we will always be friends.
I, Shrimp, leave all my friends my friendship forever K.I.T.
1, Amanda M., leave Sara Raffia Chorale class, Tre & Devon.
1, Julie, leave my shoulder and an everlasting friendship to my friends; Mary ,Tammie, Dana, Megan, Beth, and Hanna.
I Devon (purple) leave all the fun times on the science pass for John Orcutt (Red).
I, B.B., leave ah the cute boys and flirting to the biggest flirt in the world. Sonic.
1, Megan,leave the thought to Dana that she will always be my best friend.
1, Lauren Jeffrey, leave a can of hair spray and a hair brush for Kate Souza.
1, Josh Eoumier, leave my shredded binder for Paul Turrel.
1, Mister, leave all my baby sitting jobs to Bease.
I, Danielle Cote, leave my cutie Marcus for Michelle Dubuque.
I, Danielle Cote, leave all my awesome ideas for Sara Raffia.
We, the Red House honors class leave Barbie, the Barbie Car, and the Barbie Folding Fun House to Mr. Blanchette.
1, Devon Sherwood, leave Reina Fijalkowski my history homework.
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