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“ ff b i T ™ ;^B||F i m ill. i »Jn [I 11< >- v : IF T ^B mf/M 4 ^ 1 ^.i V~ -y. * R.y- ^* GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL FLICKER 1992 DEDICATION I have many fond memories of We will always miss Mr. Mar- Mr. Ma—rtins. He was a good tins. Not only was he there friend alwayswillingto help. for me but also for everyone What I’ll remember mostabout else. The laughs, jokes and him, however, was his willing- help around the library and ness to liste—n. He never pass—ed New England Cablevision judgement and if he did will always—be remembered. you neverkne—wit. I’ll miss him. Scott Pantages Eric Dahlgren The souls of the righteous Hewasalwaysa gentle manand are in the hand of God, and a pleasure to work with. He there shall no torment touch would never say no to any re- them. quests by faculty or students. I Bible Wisdom of miss h—im. Solomon 3:1 Connie von Rosinvinge (Contributed by Grace Figurido Manny held on to life with a greattenacity. Hesawlifeasthe I never saw Manny without a “stuffofwhat dreamsare made smile on his fa—ce. on,” and he made dreams come Tom Walsh true for many of the people around him.— Natalie C. Daley Manny was a helper. Once, Manny was going to one ofhis apartments to talk with a tenant who had not paid the rent for several months the tenant indicated that he could not pay and wanted to know what he might do Manny began to . . . . . . explain, in a very animated, enthusiastic and helpful way, every nuance ofthe eviction procedure, what legal recourse the tenantcouldpursue, whatagenciesthetenantcouldcontact forassistanceandthen said “Ifthereisanythingelseyou needto know I’ll be glad to help you find the answer!” . . . that was Manny. — as told by Charles Symonds In the early fall oflast year, GHS was thrown into shock with the passing ofschool librarian Manny Martins. Manny was really much more than a librarian. He was someone who truly cared about all ofthe people around him and was willing to help in any way he could. The senior class will remember him most as the person who considered being our class advisor an honor when other faculty members were reluctant to take on the responsibility. Manny, this yearbook is yours for the enthusiasm and sincerity you showed in carrying out your many projects. 2 31 Table of Contents Baby Pictures p. 17 Seniors 22 p. Faculty 67 p. Underclassmen 81 p. Superlatives 110 p. Organizations 118 p. Vocational 130 p. Fall p. 135 Sports 138 p. Dances 156 p. Oktoberfest 158 p. . . Semi-formal 160 p. Winter 165 p. Sports p. 168 Dances p. 182 Thespians 186 Spring 189 Sports p. 192 Dances 205 p. Spirit Week p. 207 Springfest p.209 Junior Event p. 21 NHS Induction p. 21 Academic Recognition Night p.216 Final Steps p. 219 Senior Banquet 220 p. Prom 223 : p. Scholarships p. 229 Graduation p.233 Sponsors 245 p.