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mmi 1997 Epilogue *7uto- S<wtet6uty Ttew- 1997 was a big year for a change at BHS. We acquired a new Superintendent of Schools, a group of new teachers, and even got new lights for the football field that en¬ abled us to host the first night games in field hockey, soccer, and football. However, the biggest difference was our new principal. Mr. Anthony Polito, formerly of Catholic Me¬ morial High School. Mr. Polito brought with him to BHS an entirely new atmosphere and many new ideas including the Principal's Advisory Council. It is made up of students, and he meets with them often in order to get more feedback from the students and allow them to voice their opinions concerning certain issues here at the high school. He helps to create a feeling of unity here at school as w ell as to encourage a stronger feeling of BHS pride by allowing more pep rallies in honor of our incredible athletic teams. These are just a few of the changes Mr. Polito has made. A friendly and extremely approachable man. Mr. Polito can often be seen in the hall¬ way w ith a w arm smile and extended hand as he tries to get to know the students at this school. He has proven to be a very positive addition as well as an important part of the evolution that has begun to occur at BHS. deft) Mr. Polito joins some of his students in the cafeteria, (above.) Mr. Polito tries to blend in with th cafeteria staff. He has become a respected part of our administration. 2 Somet^iny Hew (far left) Miss Xenos’ students line up to drive golf balls at Crystal Falls driving range, (left) Miss Xenos appears to be enjoying every minute of the field trip. Along with all of the new changes lenges associated with golf and eve¬ this year came all kinds of exciting ryone had a great time. new activities. Miss Xenos was able Mr. Coumoyer assigned some of to take a group of her students to his students a very interesting new’ Crystal Falls driving range to prac¬ project. They w’ere asked to create tice their golf techniques. It was a some imaginative pinatas, and they great way for the students to learn more than met his challenge. first hand all of the rules and chal¬ 'above right) Mr. Coumoyer proudly displays one of the many pinatas made his students. (Above) This pinata looks extremely life-like and a bit scary. Staff Yearbook (left) Jennifer Mahoney (right) Heidi Dicks was took the position of Co¬ this year’s editor. editor. Section Editors: (front row) Marianne Richards, Beth Maynard, Karen Delarda, Amy Bartlett, Theresa Joumeau, Amy Morrissette, and Kate Monahan, (middle row) Jennifer Fortin, Dan Calarese, Jennifer Goodstein, Sara Laferriere, Tracy McCormick, and James Grillo. (last row) Stefanie Christo, Carmen Paniss, Valery Phillips, Christina Ranieri, Cristina Hurtado, Jessica Gulino, Jen Ceolinski. Joshua Frappier, and Michael Leoncavallo. The Yearbook Staff: (front row) Carmen Paniss, Nicole Bayer, Jennifer Fortin, Jill Maillet, Dan Calarese, Stefanie Christo, Sara Laferriere, Cristina Hurtado, Heidi Dicks, Kerri Sullivan, Andrea Genereux, Theresa Joumeau, Jennifer Levesque, Kate Monahan, Jennifer Mahoney, and Lynn Boumazian. (2nd row) Kelly Delarda, Nicole Latraverse, Karin Ostergren, Beth Maynard, Christina Ranieri, Jennifer Goodstein, Jessica Gulino, Erica Babiaza, Christina Bennet, Corine Anderson, Lisa Lawton, Melissa Recore, and Tamara Sanderson. (3rd row) Carly Allen, Jessica GrandPre, Kimberly Conners, Karen Delarda, Mariann Richards, Amy Morrissette, Paul Jacques, Kristin Milone, Alison Consoletti, Christina Munro, Jennifer Ceolinski, and Amy Ledoux. (last row) Valery Phillips, Jamie Thompson, Nathan Racicot, Michael Leoncavallo, Daniel Cooley, Mathew Hardy, Carissa Smith, Amy Bartlett, James Grillo, Elizabeth Gianusso, Kerri Ostergren, Amy Milkowski, Joshua Frappier, Lisa Burkholder, Tracy McCormick, and Stacy Reckert. SPIRIT WEEK "if’ * ‘•‘■ *: * y • '■ Right: Brad Luciani and Kristen Milo- ne get ready to roll. Mike Gasper and Lisa Clopeck work on the Senior spirit board. Above: Seniors Beth Ruiz and Sarah Waskiewicz show their spirit on Hal¬ loween day. Right: Keith Murphy, Chuck Goodwin, Andy Ward and Jim¬ my Christie in togas.