SCHOOL AND GROWING-UP KEEPSAKES - PAGE 1 OF 2

Cover: Saint Joseph School, 17th Annual Sports Banquet, Sunday, June 3, 1990, 1-4 p.m. Inside page lists team rosters: BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Jean Alexandre, Danny Blanchette, Ian Guarino, Milton Gutierrez, Terrence Hill, Ryan LaMontagne, Brian L'heureux, Joey Louf, Matt Marengi, Mike Pastorello, Patrick Shaughnessy, Roger Shephard, Mike Tachuk, Richie Wilcock. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Jarod Doros, Evan Guarino, Tommy Jensen, Danny Krol, Nathan Marengi, Steven Nadeau, Michael Neylon, David Savickey, Ricky Savickey, Joseph Sturtevant, Justin Theriault, Eric Wenzel, Michael Wenzel, Chris Wilcock, Michael Wilkens, Brad Williams. (Tommy Jensen listed on the JV roster.)

COLLECTION OF 4 ITEMS: (1) Saint Joseph School report card, 1986-1987, Name: Thomas Jensen, Grade 3, Home Room Teacher Ms. Paula C., Rev. Lawrence J. R. Pastor, Sister Alice P./Principal. Grades across 3 terms: Religion B/B-/B-, Reading Book Level 13/13/14, Comprehension A/A-/A, Phonics B+/B-/B-, Vocabulary A/A/A, Oral Reading B+/B/B, English A-/B+/B-, Spelling A-/B/A, Handwriting C/C/C-, Mathematics C/C/C+, French B-/B-/B-, Science and Health B-/B+/B+, Social Studies B-/B+/B+, Art B+/B+/B+, Music B/B/B, Physical Education B/B/B+. Attendance: Days Absent 1/12/6.5, Days Tardy 0/2/1. Promoted to Grade 4. "Have a God-filled summer! Sister Alice" (2) Lynnfield High School Athletic "L" Award certificate: certifies Tom Jensen awarded the Varsity "L" in Cross Country for the season of 1994. Signed Kristine Benson (Principal), Joseph DeBiase (Coach), William J. Adams (Director of Athletics). Mascot "Pioneers". (3) Framingham State College acceptance letter dated August 19, 1996, addressed to Thomas Jensen, [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940, informing him of acceptance for the academic term beginning September 1996, intended area of study Business Administration, signed Philip M. Dooher, Ph.D., Dean of Admissions. (4) Child's crayon/pencil drawing of a dinosaur/lizard-like creature, signed "Trey Jensen" and "Tommy".

St. John's Prep School report card, year 92-93, PARENT COPY. JENSEN, THOMAS R., grade 96, number 1395. Courses/teachers: English 1 A (Reilly, P.) 82; Wrld Hst/Study (Grutchfield, K.) 75; Span I CP1 (Witwicki, M.) 70; Alg I CP1 (Welch, C.) 78; Biol 1 A (Dupre, J.) 72; Jesus & Gospels (Lovett, J.) 85; Phys Ed I (O'Leary, J.) P. Teacher comments: 'AVERAGE PERFORMANCE/MOST AREAS', 'ASSIGNMENTS LATE', 'NOT WORKING TO CAPACITY', 'LOW TEST OR QUIZ SCORES', 'DOES WRITTEN, NOT STUDY HOMEWORK', 'APPEARS TO WORK UP TO CAPACITY', plus handwritten 'doesn't know material'. Attendance as of 11/06/92: abs 2, tardy 1. Mailed to [parents' names withheld], [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940. Footer: 'GIVE THANKS TO GOD FOR ALL HIS BLESSINGS'.

Cover: "19th SJS Annual Sports Banquet / SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1992 6 P.M." Inside pages list team rosters including: BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Steve Nadeau, Dan Krol, Justin Theriault, Jeff Lausier, Sean Parsons, Jarod Doros, Ben Duda, Tom Jensen, Michael Wenzel, Rick Savickey, Michael Wilkens, James Grocki, Evan Guarino, Michael Neylon. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Nathan Marengi, Joe Murphy, David Savickey, Liam Shaugnessy, Richard Clement, Adam Darisse, Jacob Darisse, [Fogarty/Sturtevant, partially cut off]. COED VARSITY SOCCER - Sean Parsons, Evan Guarino, Frank Perley, Daniel Krol, Kelly Fouhey, Gregory Law[?], Steve Nadea[u], Amy Jodoi[n], Erin Galla[gher?], Matt An[?]. Confirms Tom Jensen played on the SJS Boys Varsity Basketball Team, 1992.

GPA & Transcript for Entering Students. Thomas Jensen, previous school St. John's Prep, years '92-'93, grade 9, YOG '96. Courses: Eng 9 (74), World Hist/St Sk (70), Span 1 (70), Alg 1 (68), Kyb/Word Proc (71), Bio (67), Religion I (87), Religion II (71), PE 9 (P). Total credit 22.0. Counselor signed 7/1/93. Marked NEW STUDENT.

St. John's Preparatory School, Danvers, Massachusetts. Permanent School Record: Student Jensen, Thomas Robert. Parents/Guardians: Mr. Robert Jensen. Entered Sept. 8, 1992. Withdraw (handwritten) 6/93. Birth [private detail]. Address [private detail]. From St. Joseph's, Salem, Graduated. Handwritten across the top: "TO: Lynnfield H.S." Reason: 70% is passing. 92-93, YOG: 96, GPA: 1.94. Courses (grade, credits): 113 English 1 A 74, 1.00; 210 WRLD HST/STUDY SKIL 70, 0.50; 315 Span I CP1 70, 1.00; 415 Alg I CP1 68, no credit; 496 KYBRD/WRD PRCS CP1 71, 0.50; 513 Biol 1 A 67, no credit; 610 Jesus & Gospels CP1 87, 0.50; 612 Faith & Scrpts CP1 71, 0.50; 910 Phys Ed 1 P, 0.50. T.Crds: 4.50. * Summer School: Algebra 1 70, 1.00; Biology 1 70, 1.00. Second sheet: the same Permanent School Record printed again, without the Withdraw entry, the handwritten note or the summer school line, with two small boxes drawn by hand at the right of the course list, stamped OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT and dated by hand 6/23/93.

Lynnfield High School Scholarship Report, school year 1993-1994. JENSEN, THOMAS R. Student no. 00024, home rm 107, yr grad 1996. Mailed to [parents' names withheld], [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940. Subjects/teachers: English 10 (Ms F.), World Hist. II (Mr W.), Geometry (Ms G.), Natural Sci CP (Mr M.), Spanish 2 (Ms F.), Fnd Drawing Int (Mr W.), PE 10/First Aid (Mr M.). Comments: 'MID-TERM WARNING WAS ISSUED', 'MORE EFFORT NEEDED', 'SHOWS IMPROVEMENT', 'INATTENTIVE & DISRUPTIVE', 'EXCELLENT EFFORT', 'A PLEASURE TO HAVE IN CLASS'. Cum. GPA 1.6229. Total credits earned 27.500. Attendance as of 6/23/94: absent 6.0, tardy 3.0.

CTP III score label: NAME: JENSEN, THOMAS R. / TEST DATE: 12/93 / SCHOOL: LYNNFIELD HIGH / FORM: 1 / GRADE: 10 / LEVEL: F / NORM: FALL / scale scores and percentiles for VERBAL ABIL., READING COMP., WRITING MECH. and QUANT. ABIL. / [ID number removed]. Under it a PSAT/NMSQT label: JENSEN, TOM R / Year 94 / Grade 11 / Scores: Verbal 50, Math 45, Selection Index 145. // Second sheet: LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL TEMPORARY RECORD, Grades 9 - 12. STUDENT NAME: JENSEN, THOMAS / CLASS RANK: 74 / CLASS SIZE: 87 / *Rank in class is EXACT and based on 6 SEMESTERS; all students included, all subjects calculated. (*Unless otherwise indicated here: 94-95 Transfer & Exchange students not included) / STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES: SAT label JENSEN, TOM R, TEST DATE DEC95, GRADE 12, SAT I - V 480, SAT I - M 430 (SAT Program, The College Board, Scores on Recentered Scale) / ACTIVITIES, ATHLETICS, AWARDS: Cross Country, JV Basketball, Wrestling, Latin Club / COUNSELOR COMMENTS: Please see counselor comments attached to, or on the reverse side of this temporary record. Handwritten 48 at the top; BM '94 at the bottom.

Lynnfield High School Athletic 'L' Award, Lynnfield Massachusetts. Certifies TOM JENSEN awarded the Varsity 'L' in WRESTLING for season 1995-1996. Signed by Principal Kristine Benson and Director of Athletics William J. Adams. Pioneers covered-wagon crest.

The Catalyst, June 1996. SENIOR PROFILES page listing (name/college): Sara Grillo (Harvard University), Deniz Hastorun (Istanbul Technical University), Heather Hegedus (Georgetown University), Michael Igo (Boston University), Thomas Jensen (Framingham State), Gregg Keaney (Tufts University), Elizabeth Keddy (Regis College) [list continues off-frame]. // POEMS page 5: "Waiting" by David Adamczyk; "Winning" by Grant Rowland - 'Winning, what a feeling it can be / Hard work, Desire. A Great attitude. / Soon we will see...'; "the acorn" by Linda Pizutti - allegory of an acorn torn from a 'Strong Tree'; "A Feeling of Emptiness" by John Burns - on graduating and leaving friends; "The Flock" by Rich Armistead - migrating ducks/autumn allegory; "His Ring" by Michael Niarchos - poem about an inherited ring and lost love. // Other page: "Who Are You?" by Hilary Barnaford - short repeated-verse poem ending 'You are dying. He is going home.' Article "Walking Forward" recapping the senior class's four years (freshman-senior recollections, prom, pep rallies, chem class). Ad for Newbury North Day Spa.

Yearbook spread headed 'SENIOR PROM' and 'I Will Remember You...' with black-and-white candid photos of prom-goers dancing, embracing, and posing. Caption text: 'Senior Week culminated in a whirlwind of gowns, tuxes, and dancing as the Class of 1996 gathered together for the legendary senior prom. On the night of June 13, limousines streamed into the driveway at the Marriot Long Wharf hotel in Boston Harbor. Where couples were greeted by awaiting faculty members. The arrangements embodied perfection, right down to the glistening ice sculpture and the commemorative key chain (Special thank you to President Marais Canali and our advisor Mrs. O'Shaughnessy for a truly magical evening) While the night has faded in the excitement of summer, and only the pictures remain, each and every senior will forever know in his heart that "I Will Remember You."' / Secondary caption: 'Left to right, from right: Twiggs known he is the floating kid on the floor, but looks for David and Rob anyway; Emmett S., Richie V., Dave A., Boolean any way, sans jackets; Kelly P. and Rob C. other and the final night for the senior class; Burnsy planning out the prom supplement; Tom J. vogueing for the camera; enjoying the evening.' Separate loose color photo: a formal prom couple (man in dark tuxedo, woman in tan/gold gown) posed under a floral wooden arch.

Photo mat: two mounted color group photographs of teenagers posing on bleachers, one indoors under gym lighting and one outdoors near shrubbery. // Program cover, hand-annotated in pencil with doodles and numbers: 'Lynnfield Wrestling / Lynnfield High School Wrestling Team Awards Dinner / April 1, 1996 / Sponsored by: Parents and Friends of Lynnfield Wrestling / Lynnfield Athletic Association' with clip-art illustration of two wrestlers. // Interior page: 'L.H.S. WRESTLING TEAM ALUMNI' roster by year, 1975 through 1996, listing dozens of names (Mark LaMusta, Michael Carmody, John Anzounni, John Fusto*, Jim Gafney*, ... through ... John Ghirardi*, Gary Greenstein*, Doug Kumph, Rob Douglas, Brad Lovoi, Ed Pascucci, Sean Rollins, Paul Keefe, Chris Roy*, Joe Nugent*, Scott Kumph, Sean Kilroy, Tom Dalton, Frank Sykes, Michael Winslow*, Darren Ross*, Kirk Sannella*, Phillip Schuster, Peter OBrien, Mike Pascucci*, Danny Simons*, Jason Mochi*, Greg Whyman, Neal Poretsky, John Wilson, Scott Yerardi, Chad Mitchel, David Donohoe, David Callahan, Elmer Lai*, Paul Dalton*, Jeff Green, Stephen Gildea, Peter Raftopoulos, Neal Cusick, Rob McGee, Rob Ghirardi*, Ricky Greenstein*, Danny Fanikos*, Stephen Samojeden, Stephen Saggese, Darren Mintz*, Ricky Santiago, Sean Cullinane, Greg Esbitt*, John Rubbico*, Gregg Fellows*, David Picard, Mark Triffit, Chad Holden, Steven Kelleher, Guy Ciolfi, Carmine Nappa, Danny Tammaro). Also under 1996: 'Jim Lawler*, Steven Vargas*, Ned Secatore, Todd Wilson, Randy Greenstein*, Marc Glinski*, Larry Mintz*, Matt Itzkowitz, Lee Ransom, Lou Trapasso*, Tom Jensen'. Asterisk key: '* Denotes Captain'. Tom Jensen listed among 1996 alumni (not marked captain).

[Printed program cover, not Tom's own words: Lynnfield High School Graduation, at 2:00 p.m., June 16, 1996, with the Lynnfield, Massachusetts town seal.]
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[Printed page, not Tom's own words: 'Graduates' list of the Lynnfield High School class of 1996, including Thomas Robert Jensen; * marks National Honor Society.]
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[Printed page, not Tom's own words: the ceremony 'Program' - Processional ('Pomp and Circumstance' by Elgar) through Recessional ('Reach', Gloria Estefan).]
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[Printed page, not Tom's own words: class Officers, Marshals and Ushers.]

[graduation program, cover:]
Lynnfield
High School
GRADUATION
[town seal:] LYNNFIELD - A DISTRICT 1782 - A TOWN 1814 - MEETING HOUSE BUILT 1714 - MASSACHUSETTS
at 2:00 p.m.
June 15, 1997
[torn slip of paper beside it, handwritten:] 3rd copy

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[greeting card, front:]
WALK
A PATH
WHERE
ONLY
GOOD
THINGS
GROW.
[inside, printed:]
Happy Birthday
[inside, handwritten:]
Once again a new yr. has
come along with [struck: finally]
new freedoms (Vroom, vroom)!
Now you can start anew
with another year of wisdom
gained. Don't forget, however,
to let your spirit shine
through in everything you
do.
Love,
Kris

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[school identification card:]
LYNNFIELD
HIGH SCHOOL
LYNNFIELD, MA.
IDENTIFICATION CARD
[handwritten on the name line:] Tom Jensen
Name
93 / 94
[printed up the edge of the photo:] JENSEN, THOMAS

Diploma: SALEM STATE COLLEGE / The Board of Trustees of Salem State College, in accordance with the recommendation of the Faculty and the President, and with the authority conferred by the Board of Higher Education of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, hereby awards to [blank - name not filled in on this copy] the degree of [blank] with all the honors, rights, privileges, and obligations appertaining thereto. Given at Salem, Massachusetts this twenty-second day of May, 1999. Signed by Chairperson, Board of Trustees and Nancy D. Harrington, President. Honor Seal circle blank (Affix Honor Seal Here). Handwritten label beneath reads PAPER COPY.

Item 1: SAT Program score report, The College Board, Test Date: DECEMBER 1995. Student: TOM R. JENSEN, [private detail], LYNNFIELD [MA]. Scores: SAT I Reasoning Test - Verbal R480 (score range 450-510, national percentile 39, state percentile 40); Math R430 (400-460, 24/26); Math [partially obscured, likely similar row cut off]. / Item 2: Two Salem State College letters bundled together - (a) dated February 15, 2000, addressed "Dear Tom," from Nate Bryant, Director of Admissions, offering admission to Salem State College as a Communications major beginning Fall semester 2000, congratulating Tom on being one of the largest applicant pools, mentions $100 confirmation deposit/dormitory deposit, signed "Nate Bryant, Director of Admissions." (b) dated August 6, 2002, addressed to Thomas R Jensen, [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940, from Nancy D. Harrington, President and Mary E. Dunn, Transfer Director, offering admission as an Evening Undergraduate Student majoring in English, mentions flow sheet, academic advisor, degree programs.

[Printed letter, not Tom's own words: recommendation for Tom Jensen to the Scholarship Committee, Salem State College, dated December 16, 1999, from Karen Laing, Assoc. Professor, English Department, North Shore Community College - praises his work in Introduction to Poetry (ENG 291). Contains a Social Security number and phone number - [number removed].]
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[Printed letter, not Tom's own words: recommendation 'To Whom it May Concern', Salem State College School of Arts and Sciences, History, September 1999, signed by hand by Hope Harmeling-Benne, History Professor - Tom as a student in History of World Civilization I, Spring 1999.]

Salem State Log, Thursday, February 18, 1999, page 16, Living/Arts
[Top of page: restaurant review 'The North Shore's best Chinese take out' by Matt Genese - not Tom's words.]

The best band you probably never heard of
By Tom Jensen
Contributing Writer

A quick check to see if you have a pulse: Have you heard of The Beatles? You good. Bob Dylan and the Band? Yeah? I'm proud of ya' already. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers? Groovy. Now it gets a little harder...Roy Orbison? (Yes, the Pretty Woman song) great!!! Here it is, drum roll please......The million dollar question-Jeff Lynne? No? Don't worry, me neither. But what do these musicians all have in common?
I'd like to introduce you to the Traveling Wilburys: Nelson Wilbury AKA George Harrison of The Beatles, Otis Wilbury AKA Jeff Lynne a.k.a. the guy you've never heard of, Lefty Wilbury AKA Roy Orbison AKA The Dead Guy, Lucky Wilbury AKA Bob Dylan a.k.a. Robert Zimmerman, Charlie T. Jr. Wilbury AKA. Tom Petty.
Who are the Wilburys and what are they about? Take a look at the liner notes contained in volume one:
The original Wilburys were a stationary people who, realizing that their civilization could not stand still for ever, began to go for short walks -not the "traveling" as we now know it, but certainly as far as the corner and back. They must have taken to motion, in much the same way as penguins were at the time taking to ledges, for the next time we hear of them they were going out for the day (often taking lunch or a picnic). The Wilburys began to go away for the weekend, leaving late Friday and coming back Sunday. It was they who evolved simple rhythmic forms to describe their adventures.
A remarkable sophisticated musical [?]ure developed, considering there [?] no managers or agents, and the fur[?] [?]e Wilburys traveled the more their [?]urous their music became, and the more it was revered by the elders of the tribe who believed it had the power to stave off madness, turn brunettes into blondes and increase the size of their ears.
But as the Wilburys began to go further and further in their search for musical inspiration, they found themselves the object of interest among many less developed species of nightclub owners, tour operators and recording executives. To the Wilburys, who had only just learned how to cope with wives, roadies and drummers, it was a blow from which many of them never recovered. They became hairdressers or TV rental salespersons.
But a tiny handful survived and the last of the Traveling Wilburys and the songs gathered here represent the popular laments, the epic and heroic tales which characterize the apotheosis of the elusive Wilbury sound. Good listening, good night and Let Thy Wilbury Done.
Unfortunately, the list of remaining Wilburys has been reduced by one since Roy died. They've been looking for a replacement and have interviewed several candidates, among the noteworthy include Weird Al Wilbury- he sure can polka, Snoop Doggy Wilbury- I'm sure they're trying to find a younger, hipper fan base, and finally there is George Michael Wilbury- even though he hasn't gotten a call back he still has faith
The Wilburys recorded two albums, Volume 1 and Volume 3, but there is no Volume 2. Volume 1 won a 1988 Grammy for Best Rock Performance Group and included such hits as "Handle with Care," "End of the Line" and my personal favorite "Last Night," which became my college life theme song. This band just may be the greatest collection of individual talent ever. Harrison and Dylan are in their own atmosphere as far as rock goes. Petty has had a great career with the Heartbreakers and I've seen Orbison on those greatest hits of the 80's commercials on TV. We still don't know who the heck Otis Wilbury (Jeff Lynne) is or where he came from but the tests aren't back yet.
It is surprising to see such big name stars blend together into the harmony that the Wilburys create. Although I sometimes confuse Petty's voice with Dylan's in a couple of songs (quite a compliment, huh?) I assure you I can tell Orbison from Harrison. If anyone knows who the "Mystery Member" Otis Wilbury is please let me know. He looks a little like Jerry Garcia. If you or your parents have any Wilbury remains remember to treasure them, they might be worth money someday. Even though no one could ever put a price on what the Wilburys mean to me I will trade Volume 1 for Rolling Stones tickets.

If you want to talk 70's rock
e-mail me at:
[private detail]
[Beside the article: Fleet 'Year Round Evening Part-Time Opportunities' advertisement - not Tom's words.]
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[Salem State Log, Thursday, February 18, 1999, Sports section front: 'Averting disaster - Lady Vikings (17-1) escape with 70-68 thriller over Emmanuel College to keep win streak alive at 14' by Tom Roundy - not Tom's words.]
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[Salem State Log, Thursday, February 18, 1999, front page and news pages (masthead 'Keeping the Salem State community informed since 1927', news headlines) - not Tom's words.]

Cover: Lynnfield High School GRADUATION, at 2:00 p.m., June 16, 1996, Lynnfield MA town seal. Note taped nearby reading "2nd copy". // Graduates list includes Thomas Robert Jensen among many other names (David Thomas Adamczyk through Amy Elaine [surname cut off]). // Newspaper clipping (photographed upside-down): headline "Salem State dean's list" - SALEM - The following Lynnfield students were named to the dean's list at Salem State College for the Spring 2003 academic semester: Anthony Budryk, Scott Conley, Andrea Dalton, Michael Heaslip, Anthony Hemsath, Thomas Jensen, Carly Kershaw, Jennifer Lamusta, Brendan Tierney, Alison Barrett, Lance Brown, Stefanie Wheeler.

COLLECTION 1: ticket stubs including Boston Red Sox vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays Tropicana Field Wed Jul 27 2005 4:15PM (seat 11, sec 129); Boston Red Sox vs Oakland Athletics Tropicana Field Wed May 25 2005 7:15PM (sec 226X); Oakland Athletics vs Tampa Bay Devil Rays Tropicana Field Tue May 24 2005 7:15PM Game #25 (Lower Box sec 122); Independence National Historical Park tour ticket, Philadelphia; Fenway Park Red Sox vs New York Yankees Mon July 1 1996; Boston Red Sox Fenway Park grandstand ticket; Cardinals Jun 10 2003 Fenway seat stub. // COLLECTION 2: Lynnfield High School GRADUATION program, June 15, 1997 at 2:00pm, Lynnfield Massachusetts town seal on cover. Graduates list includes Thomas Robert Jensen among many other names (David Thomas Adamczyk, Nancy Elizabeth DiPanni ... through ... Matthew James Wilson). Program lists Officers (Matthew Wilson President, Meghan Buckley VP, Vanessa Cardone Secretary, Julie Veinot Treasurer, Marco Desiderio Member-at-Large), Class Advisors Susan Breen and Jeffrey W., Marshals Tina Phillips and Joshua Robbins, Ushers (Daniel Aaronson, Mark Adamo, Elyssa Brand, Rebecca Brand, Melissa Camann, Harley Carroll, Hanh Chu, Nicholeen DePersis, Kathleen Igo, Rod Kurtz, Melissa Marsh, Sarah Nickerson, Lauren Parker, Asheen Phansey, Amanda Schifino, Jonathan Savage, Paula Todisco, Andreya Wein). Program order of ceremony: Processional (Pomp and Circumstance), National Anthem (Meredith Lamb), Welcome Address (Matthew Wilson), Remarks (Kristine Benson Principal), Presentation of Awards, Presentation of Class Gift (Meghan Buckley), Acceptance (Jennifer Motzkin), Remarks (Dr. Richard P. Superintendent; Jack Adelson School Committee), Presentation of Class for Graduation, Presentation of Diplomas, Recessional.

TWO LETTERS: (1) Salem State College, dated February 15, 2000, addressed to Tom R Jensen, [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940: "Congratulations! It is with great pleasure that we offer you admission to Salem State College in the Communications major... full-time commuter student beginning in the fall semester, September 2000." Signed Nate Bryant, Director of Admissions. (2) Salem State College, dated August 6, 2002, addressed to Thomas R Jensen, same address: "...we offer you admission to Salem State College as an Evening Undergraduate Student majoring in English..." Signed Mary E. Dunn, Transfer Director. Both letterheads signed by Nancy D. Harrington, President.

Salem State College Catalog 2000-2002

Name:
Date admitted into Major:
Transfer credits:

CORE REQUIREMENTS
Competency-Based Skills
@@ Basic College Math MAT 04CB
@ Reading Comprehension
@@ Computer Literacy

ENG 101 Composition I 3 A
ENG 102 Composition II 3 A
SPC 101 (Speech) 3 B+
SFL 194 Health and Wellness 3 B-
Physical Education Activities (1 cr. total)

Distribution Sequences (18-20 credits)
ENG 294 (Literature I) 3 A-
ENG 225 (Literature II) 3 B+
GSC 108 (Lab Science I) 3-4 B+
GSC 109 (Lab Science II) 3-4 B-
HIS 101 History of World Civilization I 3 A-
HIS 102 (History II) 3

Distribution Electives (18 credits)
Among the distribution electives, the student must earn at least 3 but no more
than 9 additional semester hours in each of the three divisions.

Humanities (Division I) (15-18 credits)
PHL 100 intro to Philosophy 3 A-
PHL 203 Business Ethics 3 A
only 1 one

{ ABOVE 200?

HIS 311 Peoples of American history 3 A-
HIS 204 U.S. History + Govt 3 B

ENG 291 Short Story II Modern 3 A
ENG 291 Creative Writing 3 A
ENG 300 Creative Writing 3 A
ENG 292 Short Story II 3 A

Science/Mathematics (Division II)

Social Sciences (Division III)
PSY 212 Adolescent Psychology 3 B
PSY 101 General Psychology 3 B
SOC 201 Intro to Sociology 3 B-

(203) Child Spn needs 3 B
(357) Sm Bus Mgt 3 A-
(202) Writing for Media 3 A-

COURSES IN MAJOR (36 credits)
Core Courses (18 credits)
HIS 206 Development of U.S. I 3
HIS 207 Development of U.S. II 3
HIS 405 Seminar: Writing and Research in History 3
Plus three of the following (9 credits):
HIS 360 Window to the Past: Intro. to Oral History 3
HIS 370 Manuscripts and Archives: An Introduction 3
to Archival Practices and Principles 3
HIS 375 Health and Museum Work 3
HIS 376 Introduction to Archaeology 3
HIS 377 Architectural History of America: An Intro. 3
HIS 378 American Material Culture: An intro. 3
HIS 401 Internship 3

Non-United States History (9 credits)
HIS
HIS
HIS

History Electives: (9 credits)
Three electives from the Department's offerings.

FREE ELECTIVES (Minimum: 10 credits)
EDN 203 Child Spn needs 3 B
EDU 305 Psychology of Child 3 B
MGT 357 Sm Bus Mgt 3 A-
MGT 202 Writing for Media 3 A-

*=*PROFESSIONAL SKILLS (12 credits)

@ Requirements so marked should be completed within the first 53 credits of study (i.e., before Junior status). Exceptions will be made for transfer students.
To satisfy the Professional Skills requirement, choose any two of the following course groups:
a. Elementary foreign language 101-102
b. Intermediate foreign language 201-202
c. ECO 303 & 304
d. MAT 247 & 347
e. CSC 100 or IDS 180 and BTE 131 or CSC 132
f. MEC 305 and either MEC 350 or MEC 351.
Note: If a course is used to satisfy two or more requirements (for example, a support course and a distribution elective), the credits are counted in only one place.
Using a course to satisfy more than one requirement does not reduce the credit total required for graduation.
Total credits for graduation: 127

Effective: 9/00
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AUG 23, 2001

Thomas R. Jensen
[private detail]
Lynnfield, MA 01940

S2 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY PHL100 01-97 3.0 0.0 F R E
S1 BUSINESS ETHICS PHL203 01-97 3.0 0.0 F R E
S1 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SOC201 01-97 3.0 0.0 F R E
S1 SURVEY OF COMMUNICTN SPC101D 01-97 3.0 0.0 F R E
S1 BUSINESS ETHICS PHL203 09-98 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S2 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY SOC201 09-98 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S2 SURVEY OF COMMUNICTN SPC101D 09-98 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S3 COMPOSITION I ENG300 05-99 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 CREATIVE WRITING ENG101 05-99 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S3 HISTORY WORLD CIV I HIS101 05-99 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 COLLEGE ALGEBRA MAT104N 09-99 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S2 HISTORY WORLD CIV II HIS102 09-99 3.0 3.0 B 9.0
S1 WRITING FOR MEDIA COM202 09-99 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S1 COMPOSITION II ENG102 09-99 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S1 INTRO TO POETRY ENG291 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 WORLD LITERATURE I ENG294 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 WORLD LITERATURE II ENG295 01-00 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S1 SHORT STORY II MODRN ENG298 01-00 3.0 3.0 B 9.0
S1 PRINC OF MARKETING MKT241N 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PSY101 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 WEATHER & CLIMATE GGR100P 01-00 4.0 4.0 B+ 13.2
S1 US HIST & CONS GOV I HIS204 01-00 3.0 3.0 B 9.0
S1 SM BUS MGT/ENTREPREN MGT337 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 ADOLESCENT PSYCHOL PSY252 01-00 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S1 PREMISE OF SCHOOL EDU100 01-00 3.0 3.0 A 12.0
S1 INTRO CHILD SPEC NDS EDU203 01-00 3.0 3.0 B 9.0
S1 PROB AMER HISTORY HIS311 01-00 3.0 3.0 A- 11.1
S2 HEALTH & WELLNESS SFL194 01-00 3.0 3.0 B- 8.1
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SUMMARY * S E M E S T E R * * C U M U L A T I V E *
DGCR GPTS GPCR GPA HONORS DGCR GPTS GPCR GPA
0.0 0.0 12.0 0.00 0.0 0.0 12.0 3.68
0.0 0.0 12.0 0.00 0.0 44.1 12.0 3.68
12.0 44.1 12.0 3.68 DEAN'S LIST 24.0 89.1 24.0 3.71
12.0 45.0 12.0 3.75 DEAN'S LIST 39.0 146.4 27.0 3.71
3.0 11.1 3.0 3.70 51.0 189.3 51.0 3.75
12.0 46.2 12.0 3.85 DEAN'S LIST 39.0 100.2 27.0 3.71
12.0 42.9 12.0 3.58 DEAN'S LIST 51.0 189.3 51.0 3.75
13.0 45.3 13.0 3.48 DEAN'S LIST 64.0 234.6 64.0 3.67
12.0 37.2 12.0 3.10 DEAN'S LIST 76.0 271.8 76.0 3.58
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DEGREE CREDITS
76.0

GRADE PTS
271.8

GRADE PT CREDITS
76.0

GRADE PT AVERAGE
3.58

AUG 23, 2001

[Postcard front, printed: 'Eco Bahamas' - flamingo, Bahama parrot and terrapins. Not Tom's words.]
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[Postcard back, handwritten by a friend (not Tom), Bahamas 50c stamp, addressed to Tom Jensen at [address removed]. The friend writes that things are going great, they are having fun in the sun and chilling with family, and hopes Tom is having a great break writing some poetry.]
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[Newspaper clipping, printed, not Tom's words: 'Salem State dean's list' - Lynnfield students named to the Dean's List at Salem State College for the Spring 2003 semester, including Thomas Jensen.]

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House of Representatives, State House Boston. From Bradley H. Jones Jr., State Representative, Minority Leader, 20th Middlesex District (Reading, North Reading, Lynnfield, Middleton), Room 124. Dated July 31, 2003. To Thomas Jensen, [private detail], Lynnfield MA 01940. Congratulates him on being named to the Dean's List at Salem State College - 'a tremendous recognition of your hard work and dedication during your academic career.' Signed in blue ink with a handwritten 'Congratulations!' added.

Cover: "Salem State College / 150th Anniversary / 194th Commencement Exercises / Class of 2004". Inside: "The Baccalaureate Ceremony - Saturday, the Twenty-Second of May, Ten in the Morning, Richard B. O'Keefe Athletic Center" and "The Graduate Ceremony - Thursday, the Twentieth of May, Four in the Afternoon, Richard B. O'Keefe Athletic Center". The Graduate Ceremony Commencement Program lists Processional "Trumpet Voluntary," musicians, Convening of Commencement (Diane R. Lapkin, VP Academic Affairs), Greetings (Nancy D. Harrington, President), Graduate Presentation (Robin A. LoConte), Graduate School Special Service Award (William A. Robinson), Conferring of Honorary Degree (Deirdre A. Sartorelli), Honorary Degree Recipient (Marian L. Heard), Commencement Address, Presentation/Conferring of Degrees, Awarding of Certificates and Master Degrees, Adjournment, Recessional "Trumpet Tune and Air". Candidates for Degrees section: Honors designations (Summa Cum Laude 3.750-4.000 red cord; Magna Cum Laude 3.500-3.749 white cord; Cum Laude 3.000-3.499 gold cord) and colored tassel key by major. School of Arts and Sciences, Bachelor of Arts - English list includes: *Jessica M. Jarvis, +Tom R. Jensen [listed as 'Tom R. Jensen Johnson' - names run together in column], +Barbara Wanda Johnson, *Jonathan Edward Luz, Christy Erin Masotta, Michaela Maureen Murphy. This confirms Tom Jensen earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Salem State College, Class of 2004.

Salem State College Catalog 2002-2004
Name: Thomas Jensen
Date admitted into Major:
Transfer credits: [number removed]
BACHELOR OF ARTS
ENGLISH
Minor: History - Please Declare
Advisor:
2/8/03

CORE REQUIREMENTS
Competency-Based Skills
@@ Basic College Math
@@ Reading Comprehension
@@ Computer Literacy

ENG 101 Composition I 3 A
ENG 103 Composition II for English Majors 3 A
SPC 101 (Speech) 3 B-
SFL 194 Health and Wellness 3
Physical Education Activities (1 cr. total)
@ SFL
@ SFL

Distribution Sequences (18-20 credits)
ENG 296 Classics of World Lit I Eng 294 3 A-
ENG 297 Classics of World Lit II Eng 295 3 B+
GEO 100 (Lab Science I) 3 A
GEO 100 (Lab Science II) 3 A-
HIS 101 History of World Civ I 3
HIS 102 History of World Civ II 3

Distribution Electives (18 credits)
Among the distribution electives, the student must earn at least 3 but no more
than 9 additional semester hours in each of the three divisions.
Humanities (Division I)
PHL 100 Intro Phil 3 A-
PHL 203 Bus Ethics 3 A
Science/Mathematics (Division II)
MAT 104 Algebra 3 B
Social Sciences (Division III)
SOC 201 Intro Soc 3 A-
PSY 101 Gen Psych 3 A
PSY 252 Adol Psych 3 A
(Note: Courses allowable as distribution electives are marked 'D' in the College
Catalog or indicated by appropriate footnotes.)

COURSES IN MAJOR (36 credits)
Sophomore Year
ENG 225 English Literary Studies I 3 A
ENG 226 English Literary Studies II 3 A
Junior and Senior Years
ENG 355 American Literary Studies I 3 A-
ENG 356 American Literary Studies II 3 A-
ENG 400 Advanced Writing 3 A-
ENG 321 Literary Criticism 3
** ENG 331 Shakespeare 1 3 B
** ENG 332 Shakespeare 11 3 A
** ENG 432 Studies in Shakespeare 3 A
ENG 300 Elective Poetry I 3 A
** ENG 211 Elective Poetry I 3 A
** ENG 298 Elective short story II 3 A-
** ENG 250 Elective Poetry Peace 3
** ENG 212 Elective short story I 3 A-

MINOR: History (15-18 credits)
HIS 204 US Hist I 3 B
HIS 201 Prob Am Hist 3 A-
HIS 205 US Hist II 3 B+
HIS 320 North Shore 3 A-
HIS 415 Topics Am H 3 B

FREE ELECTIVES (Minimum: 10 credits)
COM 202 Writing + Media 3 A-
MKT 294 Marketing 3 B+
MGT 337 Sem Bus 3 A-
204 100 Premise 3 B
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (12 credits)
SPN 101 Elem Spn 3 A-
SPN 102 3
SPN 201 3
SPN 202 3
EDU 203 3 cr. B
MAT 223A 3 cr. A

@ Requirements so marked should be completed within the first 53 credits of study (i.e., before Junior status). Exceptions will be made for transfer students.
The electives are open, unless the student wishes to pursue a concentration within the major. Concentrations include:
1.) Dramatic Literature (required: ENG 394 and ENG 395, Drama I and II)
2.) Literature
3.) Writing
See catalog for full details.
Note: If a course is used to satisfy two or more requirements (for example, a support course and a distribution elective), the credits are counted in only one place.
Using a course to satisfy more than one requirement does not reduce the credit total required for graduation.
Total credits for graduation: 127
Effective: 9/02

Salem State College Catalog 2002-2004

English
Salem State College
Advisor:
2/8/03

Name: Thomas Jensen
Date admitted into Major:
Transfer credits: [number removed]

BACHELOR OF ARTS
ENGLISH

Minor: History - Please Declare

CORE REQUIREMENTS
Competency-Based Skills
@ ✓ Basic College Math
@ ✓ Reading Comprehension
@ ✓ Computer Literacy

ENG 101 Composition I 3 A
ENG 103 Composition II for English Majors 3 A
SPC 101 (Speech) 3 B-
SFL 194 Health and Wellness 3 -
Physical Education Activities (1 cr. total)
@ SFL - -
@ SFL - -

Distribution Sequences (18-20 credits)
ENG 296 Classics of World Lit. I Eng 294 3 A-
ENG 297 Classics of World Lit. II Eng 295 3 A
GLS 100 (Lab Science I) 3(4) B+
GLS 100 (Lab Science II) 3(4) B+
HIS 101 History of World Civil I 3 A
HIS 102 History of World Civil II 3 A-

Distribution Electives (18 credits)
Among the distribution electives, the student must earn at least 3 but no more than 9 additional semester hours in each of the three divisions.
Humanities (Division I)
PHL 108 Intro Phil 3 A-
PHL 203 Bus Ethics 3 A

Science/Mathematics (Division II)
MAT 104N Algebra 3 B

Social Sciences (Division III)
SOC 201 Intro Soc 3 A-
PSY 101 Gen Psych 3 A
PSY 252 Abnormal Psych 3 A

COURSES IN MAJOR (36 credits)
Sophomore Year
ENG 225 English Literary Studies I 3 A
ENG 226 English Literary Studies II 3 A

Junior and Senior Years
ENG 355 American Literary Studies I 3 A
ENG 356 American Literary Studies II 3 A
ENG 400 Advanced Writing 3 A-
ENG 321 Literary Criticism 3 A-
ENG 331 Shakespeare I - -
ENG 332 Shakespeare II - -
ENG 432 Studies in Shakespeare - -
ENG 300 Elective Creative 3 B
ENG 211 Elective Poetry I 3 A
ENG 298 Elective History II 3 A
ENG 250 Elective Poetry Peace 3 A
ENG 292 Elective Short Story I 3 A

MINOR: History (15-18 credits)
HIS 204 US Hist I 3 B
HIS 205 US Hist II 3 B+
HIS 320 North Shore 3 A-
HIS 415 Topics Am H 3 A

FREE ELECTIVES (Minimum: 10 credits)
Com 202 Writing + Media 3 A-
MGT 241N Marketing 3 B+
MGT 337 Son Bus 3 A-
EDU 100 Premise 3 B

FOREIGN LANGUAGE (12 credits)
SPN 101 Elem Spn 3 C+ sp 03
SPN 102 3 -
SPN 201 3 -
SPN 202 3 -

EDU 203 3cr B
MAT 223A 3cr A

(Note: Courses allowable as distribution electives are marked 'D' in the College Catalog or indicated by appropriate footnotes.)

@ Requirements so marked should be completed within the first 53 credits of study (i.e., before Junior status). Exceptions will be made for transfer students.
** The electives are open, unless the student wishes to pursue a concentration within the major. Concentrations include:
1.) Dramatic Literature (required: ENG 394 and ENG 395, Drama I and II)
2.) Literature
3.) Writing
See catalog for full details.
Note: If a course is used to satisfy two or more requirements (for example, a support course and a distribution elective), the credits are counted in only one place.
Total credits for graduation: 127

Effective: 9/02
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Photo 1: Black graduation cap (mortarboard) with cream/gold tassel and a gold charm reading 2004.

[page 2 of 2 of the academic record - the head of the sheet:]
150th Anniversary
Salem STATE COLLEGE
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970-5353
ACADEMIC RECORD
Student ID: [private detail]
SSN : [private detail]
Birthdate : [private detail]
Jensen, Thomas R
[private detail - home address, three lines]
Educating you for life.
www.salemstate.edu
Page 2 of 2

[left column]
COURSE DESCRIPTION ATTEMPTED EARNED GRADES POINTS
[the first two courses close a term whose heading is on page 1]
HIS 311 PROB AMER HISTORY 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
SFL 194 HEALTH AND WELLNESS 3.00 3.00 B- 8.100
TERM GPA : 3.100 TERM TOTALS : 12.00 12.00 37.200
CUM GPA : 3.576 CUM TOTALS : 76.00 76.00 271.800
Dean's List [highlighted in yellow]
Fall 2001
ENG 225 ENG LIT STUDIES I 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
ENG 250 POETRY-PEACE & WAR 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
ENG 292 INTRO TO SHORT STORY 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
MAT 223A MAT EL MD SCH TCH II 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
TERM GPA : 3.925 TERM TOTALS : 12.00 12.00 47.100
CUM GPA : 3.624 CUM TOTALS : 88.00 88.00 318.900
Dean's List [highlighted in yellow]
Spring 2002
ENG 226 ENG LIT STUDIES II 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
ENG 332 SHAKESPEARE II 3.00 3.00 B 9.000
ENG 355 AMER LIT STUDIES I 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
ENG 356 AMER LIT STUDIES II 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
TERM GPA : 3.675 TERM TOTALS : 12.00 12.00 44.100
CUM GPA : 3.630 CUM TOTALS : 100.00 100.00 363.000
Dean's List [highlighted in yellow]
Summer 2002
SPN 101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 3.00 0.00 F 0.000
Repeated : Repeated - Exclude in GPA
TERM GPA : 0.000 TERM TOTALS : 0.00 0.00 0.000
CUM GPA : 3.630 CUM TOTALS : 100.00 100.00 363.000
Fall 2002
CSC 100 COMPUTERS & THEIR USES 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
ENG 400 ADVANCED WRITING 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
GLS 100 PHYS GEOLOGY W/LAB 4.00 4.00 B+ 13.200
SPN 101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
TERM GPA : 3.646 TERM TOTALS : 13.00 13.00 47.400
CUM GPA : 3.632 CUM TOTALS : 113.00 113.00 410.400
Dean's List [highlighted in yellow]
Spring 2003
HIS 205 US HIST & CON GOV II 3.00 3.00 B 9.000

[right column]
COURSE DESCRIPTION ATTEMPTED EARNED GRADES POINTS
HIS 320 HIST HERIT NO. SHORE 3.00 3.00 B+ 9.900
HIS 415 TOPICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY 3.00 3.00 A 12.000
SPN 102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II 3.00 3.00 C+ 6.900
TERM GPA : 3.150 TERM TOTALS : 12.00 12.00 37.800
CUM GPA : 3.586 CUM TOTALS : 125.00 125.00 448.200
Dean's List [highlighted in yellow]
Summer 2003
SPN 201 INTERM SPANISH I 3.00 0.00 W 0.000
Repeated : Repeated - Exclude in GPA
TERM GPA : 0.000 TERM TOTALS : 0.00 0.00 0.000
CUM GPA : 3.586 CUM TOTALS : 125.00 125.00 448.200
Fall 2003
SPN 201 INTERM SPANISH I 3.00 3.00 C+ 6.900
TERM GPA : 2.300 TERM TOTALS : 3.00 3.00 6.900
CUM GPA : 3.555 CUM TOTALS : 128.00 128.00 455.100
Spring 2004
ENG 321 LITERARY CRITICISM 3.00 [handwritten grade: A]
SFL 152 SWIMMING 1.00 [handwritten grade: PASS]
SPN 202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II 3.00 [handwritten grade: C-]
TERM GPA : 0.000 TERM TOTALS : 0.00 0.00 0.000
CUM GPA : 3.555 CUM TOTALS : 128.00 128.00 455.100
Undergraduate Career Totals
CUM GPA : 3.555 CUM TOTALS : 128.00 128.00 455.100
[handwritten:] Final GPA - 3.524
End of Transcript - - - - - - - - - -
Printed on 05/19/2004
[handwritten:] Magna
Cum
Laude
[stamped:] SALEM STATE COLLEGE
MAY 19 2004
[ink signature]

SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR AUTHENTICATION INFORMATION

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[page 1 of 2, underneath - only its last course line and its footer show below page 2:]
EDU 203 INTRO CHILD SPEC NDS 3.00 3.00 B 9.000
SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR AUTHENTICATION INFORMATION

Item 1: Lynnfield High School Identification Card, 93/94 school year. Photo of young man in white/navy jacket. Printed: "JENSEN, THOMAS" with barcode. "LYNNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, LYNNFIELD, MA. IDENTIFICATION CARD". Name handwritten in blue ink: "Tom Jensen". / Item 2: United Airlines-style paper ticket/boarding stub: "JENSEN/TOM", [booking codes removed], dated 10OCT14. Route: SFO (San Francisco) via flight UA 477, and BOS (Boston), departure 0825. / Item 3: "San Francisco Visitor Map" - a fold-out tourist street map, "A Smart Phone Friendly Interactive Map! Scan QR Codes for Detailed Info! Includes MUNI Transit & Cable Car Lines," showing Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, and other points of interest, MapWest brand. Together these items document a Tom Jensen trip to San Francisco (dated October 2014 based on the ticket) alongside his old high school ID.