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REFLECT Table Of Contents Senior Class Picture 2 -3 Yearbook Staff 4-5 Faculty 6 - 9 Freshman Class 10 - 15 Sophomore Class 16 - 21 Junior Class 22 - 27 Seniors mith FJnderelassmen 28 - 29 Fall 30 31 Fall Sports 32 -48 Pep hand 49 Homecoming 50 - 51 Spirit Week 52 - 55 Fashion Show 56 - 57 Winter 58 59 - Semi 60 - 61 Winter Sports 62 - 77 Cotillion 78 - 79 Community Service 80 - 81 Spring 82 83 - Junior Prom 86 87 - Clubs 88 91 Foreign Exchange Students 92 - 93 Trihutes 94-95 IMusic 96 -109 Drama 110 112 - Art 113 115 Summer F16 -117 Seniors 118 147 - Class Favorites and Survey 148-149 Then and Now 150 151 Superlatives 154 - 157 Seniors With Siblings 158- 163 Advertisements 164 1 Of.„ I First Quarter Staff Back: Chris Remy, Samuel Manning Luke Sirois; Middle: Mr. Sidmore, Jordin Petto, Ellie Swenson, Claire Frey, Hannah Quinn, Julia McDermet; Froriit : Mike Savoie, Linda Barg, Savanna h , Eliza Statile, Severine Cherdeville Content Editor Business Editor Business Editor Eliza Statile Luke Sirois "I wanted to fill a Michael Savoie Sirois believes that position of leadership," "Likeable, and very close, "getting to know the Statile says about why Savoie said when asked community" is the most she chose to be the what he thought his appealing part of yearbook content editor. class' best quality was. Yearbook class, so far. Senior Luke Sirois fields a call from a Senior Linda Barg smiles wide for the local business offering their support to camera while learning the tools of the yearbook.While senior Severine photography trade, as fellow senior Chris Cherdeville jots down notes during a Remy takes time out of his meticulous weekly PowerPoint presentation. editing to tag photos. ^Pesisn iecona uuarter btari Back: Jenna Gagnon, Kelly McGreev^^ Fallon Queeney, Pablo Hewitt, Colin MacEachern, Angus Mauser, Jordan Petto, Robbie Glavin; Middle: Jillian CjIX, Taylor Welch, William Johnson, L|ke Sirois, Eliza Statile, Michael Savoie, Renee DiNocco, Kaysee Lemonosky, Linda Barg, Julia McDermet, Mr. Sidmdre; Front: Riley Noone, Caitlin Scola, 5 Erin Lally, Savaitsa Hill. Abby Potter. Sarah Wallace. NJ^illiam Wallace Mrs. Smith sets up the computer cart for her upcoming class. She finds the computers helpful for classes like Famous Figures, because they give students access to different resources like the EBSCO and Gale Databases. Mr. Sargent talks to Celeste Tacheron and Molly Cooke about Beloved during Directed. Beloved is a memorable part ofthe American Literature Thomas Gallagher curriculum, due to it's controversial subject Athletics/Health matter and Education Director challenging message. Reflections Mr.Vautourposeswith senior Bryan Weigant on their way to second period. Before Mr. Vautour worked at the school as an assistant teacher, he served in the Navy and worked as a police officer for ^any years. Mr. Seeley works on a math project with sophomore Danny Goudreault while he substitutes. Mr. Seeley is the most favored Mr. Ames offers advice to juniorJoy substitute by students, Bergner while she works on her AP because of his easy- U.S. History homework. Teachers going and humorous are often available during directed teaching style. toanswerquestionsandgiveadvice.