Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

I DEDICATION We, the senior class of 1980, proudly dedicate this vol- ume of the LANCE to Mr. Ralph W. LeDuc, wEose con- tinued work and perseverance have won him the re- spect of the Bishop Fenwick High School community. Mr. LeDuc, one of the school’s original faculty mem- bers, has devoted over 17 years to its development. He arrived in 1962 to coach football and two years later, he joined the faculty. In 1970, he advanced to head foot- ball coach, athletic director and vice-principal. With- out abandoning his role as teacher, Mr. DeLuc assumed the principalship in 1974. The accomplishments of this outstanding man demonstrate his incessant drive. Yet, Mr. LeDuc is more than a list of achievements. He is warm and easily approachable, always available to lis- ten, no matter how trivial the problem. Respected by both faculty and students alike, Mr. LeDuc is a vital asset to our school. F ' or all your efforts on behalf of each of us, Mr. LeDuc, we thank you. A Our journey began in the early 60’s. It was a period of great social unrest. Our nation had lost the youngest president ever elected to an assassin’s bullet. It was a time of promise for youth, and youth was to be heard. The “Establishment” had to answer for its decisions. The Civil Rights movement made great strides in its fight for equality, but at great cost. It was also a time of great technological advancement. Man conquered and explored the last frontier, and in July of 1969 man step- ped on the moon. We were all witness to this through the miracle of television, and this miracle also let us witness first hand our country at war. Viet Nam awakened in us a new reality. Yes we were getting older and we were apprehensive about the future. We were now aware of such things as prejudice, recession, depression and inflation. Probably one of the first deci- sions we really shared in was deciding where we would continue our secondary education. There were several options open, but for us Fenwick was the choice. After much anticipation September of 1976 ar- rived. It was a period of discovering and making new friends — a time to explore personal interests and ca- reer paths. Fenwick expanded our world, shaped our ideals and values, and made us realize our capabilities. As travelers we are saddened that this part of our journey is over. Yes, we can come back, but it will never be the same. As we continue our journey, each of us on a different path, we take with us memories of special moments shared during our four years. How much is a sunset worth? There are such things as a sunset or a beautiful sunrise that have no price. Their value is what they do for you or to you. Each one of us has only so many sunsets and sunrises. Let us learn to enjoy them each day to the fullest. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 2 Seniors 4 Faculty 36 Juniors 48 Sophomores 58 Freshmen 68 Sports 78 Activities 100 Student Life 114 Directory 126 3 Thoughts on Senior Year — We all learned 963 vocabulary words during the fall of ’79, but the most im- portant one was left out — senior, noun — insanity. If you took the time to look around craziness was everywhere . . . Seniors are a strange bunch of peo- ple. They don’t know if they’re kids or adults. The fun of Senior year is trying to be both . . . People say we’re going through a phase. I’d rather be in the middle of a phase, than stagnant in a generation not right for me . . . “GOOD MORNING! Today we are on a G mod schedule. There will be a meet- ing of the Gomet staff in Mr. Lynch’s room after school today. Would Rick Lavoie and Mark Smith please see Brother Richard sometime today. There will be a senior class meeting in Room 220 at 2:20 Thursday. All are invited to attend. The girls’ varsity basketball team beat Arlington Gatholic by a score Senior year is when you’ve heard all you care to hear about grade point averages, high SAT’s, and noun clauses . . . Senior year — loose weight fast! Try the Bishop Fenwick Flu — guaranteed to help you shed five pounds in- stantly . . . Senior year — a memory now. Kelly J. Balds Michael A. Abbatessa Jr. Robin Marie Auger Brenda A. Barteaux Gary M. Bergeron Denise A. Berube Ellen R. Beston Anne Marie Bettencourt Mary O. Bialecki 6 Peter J. Billert John Bouchard Paula M. Brennan Kathleen R. Boardway Gerald E. Braun Jr. Catherine Bishop Michelle Andrea Boutin Mark William Brings Daniel Burgess Paula L. Buresh Matthew John Cagney Jonathan K. Browning Jill D. Bulat 8 Tina-Marie Carr Marylou Casey Linda Maureen Champlin Joseph Michael Connors Paula Cloyd Susan Janis Colarusso Claire M. Corbin David H. Connelly Ann E. Clark Charles Clark 9 ■ L Michelle R. Cormier Carol G. Costello Julio Manuel Couceiro Elizabeth Ann Creese James M. Crowley Joan E. Curran Barbara A. DeFabio A MV T Michael P. Dunn Lawrence Paige Fay Kevin P. Derrivan Robert J. DiSciullo Brian Mark Dutille Lynne Mary Doherty t John W. Dullea David E. Dupuis Michael Flaherty MaryEllen Forster Thomas Flaherty Julie Fournier Eleanor M. Flynn Laurel A. Gormley 12 Janet M. Gray David Green Terence M. Griffin David P. Gulbrandsen Robin M. Harris Raymond A. Hart Diane M. Healey Sharon Marie Huluk Stephen James Brian J. Kelly Paul J. Jodoin Donna J. Kendrew Richard W. Kassiotis Jr. Jacquelyn M. Kennedy Karen Ann lorio Steven W. Krygowski Carol E. Lavoie Richard W. Lavoie Jr. Michelle D. L’Heureux Julie A. LeBlanc Peter Lendall Anne Marie Lawlor 15 Scott Loubris Maria I. Lima Susan M. Lynch Nancy Jane Mahoney Charles Manzi Sharon Lee Martin James D. Martinage Ann V. McGlynn Maryanne J. Mendonca Julianne M. Murphy i Janice S. McKay Julie A. Mourey Daniel J. Murtagh Michael P. Mclnnis John Morin 18 Brian Silva Michael J. Saia Lisa M. Scanzillo Laurie A. Sheehan Paula Scopa Carolyn M. Shuko Andrea V entrice Michael W. Walsh Anne Marie Ullrich Ann M. White Charles A. Topel Irene C. Sullivan ■IR| BBIli 1 ■ ■1 ■1 jvJ ' ' ■ (u If.- W 1 1 ► 1 “We are friends. I want nothing from you, And you want nothing from me. We share life.” Kahil Gibran ' sr I - - ® s 5i « CTv 0 Cy®v£ � Qy6 3 SS ) 0 O ) 0 ( FACULTY ■c L: 36 9 9 o o c5 o o o o ____ _ _________ $1 (5 « 6 ' sa 9 i© (5 j cri 2 ) 0 ? CO, o r )0 0 ®) � oU oo© 0 9 ®Oo CnO X- r 1 The definition of a teacher is one who imparts knowledge or skill, but some- how this seems to limit what our own teachers really are. Throughout the four years at Fenwick, the student’s attitude toward the faculty does indeed change. Often we come into the school thinking it is teachers versus students. As the years go on it becomes apparent that Fenwick is different. If someone has gone through Bishop Fenwick and has not felt the special relationship be- tween student and teacher, then he has missed one of the best parts of Fenwick. Our faculty has at one time or another gone through experiences similar to ours. So when things are going great, they are there to share in our happiness, and when things go wrong they are there to pick up the pieces, and listen with genuine concern. The day does not end at three o’clock at Bishop Fenwick. As seniors we look . back and realize how much we have been given by the faculty. It is ques- tionable if the yearbook would have made it to press on time if Sr. Susan had not been persistent. We have to say thanks to Fr. Dick, Mr. J, Mr. Farley and Sr. Geraldine, for the peace we feel within because of the Senior Retreat. And too, how many of us would have seen the world from the top of Mount Chocurua, three years in a row, if it had not been for Mr. Farley? The teachers have become very spe- cial people to us because they have taught us so much beyond the class- room. The faculty makes us feel special, unique and lucky to have known them. They are a group of people that we will never forget, because they have im- pressed everlasting memories in our lives. They are true and genuine friends. Clockwise from upper right: Mr. Ralph LeDuc, Principal; Rev. Richard Messina, Chaplain — Guidance Director; Sr. Catherine Reidy, Assistant Principal; Bro. Richard Lunny, Assistant Principal. 37 Clockwise from right: Mrs. Elizabeth Lampes, Science De- partment Chairperson; Sr. Geraldine Burns, Math De- partment Chairperson; Mr. Ed- ward Kawczynski, Social Studies Department Chairper- son; Mr, James McHugh, Ath- letic Director, Business: Mr. Brian Lynch, English. Counterclockwise from left: Mr. James Palin, Science; Mrs. Elizabeth Gambone, English; Mr. John Jaworski, Religion, Social Studies; Ms. Barbara Kelly, Spanish; Mr. John Far- ley, Religion, Spanish Department Chairperson. 39 Clockwise from right: Ms. Laurel Silver, Math; Mr. Albert DeGiacomo, English Department Chairper- son; Miss Rita Murphy, Science; Mr. Kevin McCar- thy, Math; Ms. Julie St. Pierre, English. Counterclockwise from upper left; Sr. Anna Rose Gonzales, Librarian; Sr. Mary Louise Burns, French Department Chairperson; Mr. James Morris, Religion Department Chairper- son; Mr. Robert Tierney, Social Studies; Mrs, Pamela Cote, En- glish, Religion; Mr. Robert Sousa, English. Counterclockwise from left: Mr. Thomas Hart, Math; Mr. William Adams, Physical Education; Bro. Paul Murray, Spanish, Latin, Religion; Mr. Stephen Czar- necki. Religion; Sr. Mary Louise Donovan, Business Department Chairperson; Mrs. Mary O’Hare, Guidance Secretary. C 2OC0lfc lLtS Cafeteria Staff: left to right; Mrs. Margarite Goutzos, Donna Phelan, Mrs. Rita Emerson, Joan Sadoway, Mrs. Dorothy Silva. Clockwise from left: Bro. John O’Brien, Treasurer; Miss Carolyn Sedor, Science; Mrs. Sullivan, 1000 Club Sec- retary. One goal shared by underclassmen is to reach senior year with a feeling of suc- cess and confidence. For this reason, the journey through Freshman, Soph- omore and Junior year is not to be un- derestimated. During these years of growth and development, every indi- vidual establishes a path unique to his lifestyle. It is this path which one will follow not only throughout senior year, but also later in life. Together the un- derclassmen strive for both academic success and social acceptance. This year the Class of 1983 is one of the largest Freshman classes ever. Their en- thusiasm exceeds their number. The Sophomores’ energy was demonstrated when they won “The School Spirit Award.” And the Juniors’ hard work and persistence paid off when they won the Rally Day Decoration Competition. No, the fact cannot be denied. The un- derclassmen contribute to the Fenwick spirit with great fervor and dedication. { T A ( ?3C7 C?? n ( 7 l Vg a 7 ac7 2)C7 a c?ca :7 C7 ac7 : c g oc7 M irvrAW % JUNIORS The junior class came on board in September of 1977. We were one of the largest classes ever to register at Fenwick. Filled with anticipation and anxiety, we wondered where our journey would take us. Eager to begin making our mark, we showed enthusiasm by par- ticipation in various programs and athletic activities. The faculty and upperclassmen helped make our trans- ition a smooth and pleasant one. Now, we find our- selves as juniors. Continually becoming more indepen- dent, we are now faced with bigger challenges. The people at Fenwick have shown us how to face these challenges, and how to prepare for the future, making our journey, thus far, a successful one. Mark Abbatessa Michael Agneta John Ahern Stephen Ahmed Michele Andrews Catherine Archis Paula Arsenault Bruce Baldinelli Sheila Balog Susan Barreda Dennis Berube Gerald Bialecki Sean Billert Sandra Borek Mary Kay Brennan Kevin Bugler Anthony Calitri Pamela Cardinale Joseph Casey Esther Chakoutis Michael Chane Ronald Chane Paul Chartier MaryAnne Childs George Christie Steven Ciampa Elizabeth Clay Elizabeth Clemenzi Antonietta Cobuzzi F rank Cobuzzi Robert Body Larry Compiano Joyce Connolly Ellen Connors Julie Connors Linda Conrad 49 Lisa Contardo Stephen Cook Nanette Cormier Eileen Cosgrove James Cronin Nancy Curran Antonina Curreri David Dalton John Doane Dianne Donovan Charles Doyle Maryanne Dayle Stephen Doyle Robert Drozewski Kathleen Duggan James Dunn Michelle Eagan Mark Ellis Paula Evans Maryellen Farmer Lisa Fisher 50 Jeanne Fraser Katherine Freeman Janet Frerlc Stephanie Gagnan Elizabeth Gagnon Sarah Gately Garlene Gauthier Susan Goodrow Maureen Gormley Michele Gould Elizabeth Grady Ellen Gridley Theresa Guella David Hall John Hanlon Denise Harrington Bruce Hart Stephen Hooley John Hubis Patrick Hunt Andrea Indrisano Susan Irwin Carol Iwanicki Mary Jean Brenda Jenkins Michael Johnson Terence Joyce John Juliano Barbara Kennedy Susan Kiernan Stephen Knight Mary Beth Lapine Charlotte Larson Robin Lavender Michael Lavoie Margaret McGowan Mary McGowan Coleman McKenney Susan McMaster Jeanne McNiff Kathleen McNiff Anne McShane Maureen Melton Jane Magro Catherine Mendonca George Middleton Keith Mokler Philip Monkiewicz Roberta Monkiewicz Michael Morency Marianna Morley Brian Murray James Nally Michele Nilsson Kathleen Noonan Cynthia Norwood Mark O’Clair Thomas O’Keefe Thomas O’Malley Maryellen O’Neill Rosa Palazzolo Christine Panagopoulos Richard Parks Valerie Perkins Maura Perry Dawn Peterson Michelle Petranek Elizabeth Pomer Maryjane Potorski James Quinlan Michael Radcliffe Paul Ramsey Carol Reardon 55 Mark Richards Suzanne Riley Pamela Ring Darlene Roden Robert Rogers Denise Russo Seamus Ryan Michael Sauvageau Carolyn Savy James Scanned Nancy Sears Maryann Shabowich Kathleen Sheehan Kevin Silva Thomas Silva Denise Smith Steven Smyrnios Susan Sorrento Karen Sousa Edmund Stacey Susan Stallings Hilary Standring Barbara StPierre Janice StPierre Ronald StPierre Gennaro Strangie Catherine Sullivan Richard Teel Katherine Terra Tracey Tobia John Tompkins Paula Twitchell Michael Topel Karen Tripoli Peter Valotto Joanne Walsh Loriann Whitmore Scott Wilkinson Martha Walczewski Patricia Zelano 57 SOPHOMORES The Sophomores have certainly contributed to the spirit of Fenwick. At the Thanksgiving Day rally, we displayed this vivacity and as a result, won the Spirit Award. But our class is not only united through ac- tivities, but also through friendships. As Freshmen, we were shy and unaware of the possible opportunities to meet new friends. However, now, as Sophomores, we have learned to open ourselves and form close relation- ships with both the faculty and other students. It has been through these friendships that our spirit has grown. Our enthusiastic cooperation throughout the year has resulted in many successful class events in- cluding the outdoor cookout. Spirit night and Christ- mas carolling. The year has definitely been an experi- ence for every Sophomore. Let’s hope our remaining years at Fenwick are as worthwhile as this year has been. Richard Abbondanza Tara Abraham Caitlin Antrim Catherine Arno Thomas Aylesbury leanne Baldwin Michael Baldwin lacqueline Barbeau Anthony Belliveau Marcia Belliveau Lizabeth Benjamin David Berube Lisa Boaman Francis Boardway Kevin Bobrek Michael Bouchard Marianne Boutchie John Boyle Lisa Brings Maura Brophy Rebecca Browning David Bucci James Burgess Julie Carmilia Pamela Casey Lisa Castonguay Darren Cecil Susan Clemenzi Anthony Cobuzzi David Coleman Margaret Coleman Richard Collin Sandra Costigan Timothy Crateau Patricia Cronin Laura Curran 59 Anne Dawson Valerie DePalma John DiPlacido Debra DiSanto Kathleen Doherty Patricia Dolan Deborah Donahue Mia Donnelly Maureen Donovan Sean Dowd Jean Driscoll Joseph Dullea Susan Duncan Janine Dunphy Janet Edmands Thomas Fabian Julie Dillon Joanne DiPlacido i mww Deborah Farmer John Fendrich Pamela Fern Britt Fitzgerald Ellen Foley Jani Foley Kathleen Foley John Fortin Janet Gagnon Joanne Gagnon Susan Gallagher Joseph GiarussO Thomas Gilbert Ghristina Gilligan Mary Gorell Anthony Gravallese Maura Green Grace Gregory Teresa Hagele Gynthia Hall 61 Susan Harmeling Richard Hart Patrick Hartigan Patrick Morgan Laurel Holston Christine Hosker Jean Hoysradt Robert Jasse Joseph Jacyno Janet Johnson Jody Jordan Janet Kelley Lynda Kelly Thomas Kendrew Annaliese Killoran Peter Kouroubacalis Anne Kravchuck Theresa Kumph Beth Landry Scott Lanes 62 Karen Langlois Ted Lannon Marie Laplante Antonietta Lapolla Sarah Laubner Clifford Lawton Linda Letourneau Carol Lima Anne Linquata Kerry Lomasney Valerie Macdonald Mary Mackey Brenda Madore Matthew Mahoney Armene Margosian Kathleen Martin Marie Martineau Angel Maw Gretchen McCaffrey John McCaffrey Patrick McCaffrey Lisa McCarthy Susan McCarthy Laura Michaud Mark Michaud Mary Mitchell Peter Monkiewicz Michael McCormick Elizabeth McGlynn Nancy McGowan Lisa McLaughlin Marie McLellan Christopher McMaster Coleen McNulty Elizabeth Mello Kelly Melton •w, Leo O’Brien Pamela O’Donnell Lori-Ann O’Keefe Kathleen O’Leary Karen O’Neill Kevin O’Rourke Gina Paglia Norman Pare Alison Pierce David Pierce Patrick Pigulski Brad Poole Deneen Porrazzo Suzanne Prentiss Carolyn Quinlan Catherine Ratelle Edward Rohinson Judith Rohinson James Russell Michael Sanford 65 lohn Savageau Julie Saviano Lynne Shanoski Patricia Sheehan Michael Slack Lisa Sopp Todd Stockwell Audrey Sullivan William Sullivan Andree Surette Gina Terenzi Mary Terra Joanne Thorpe Jacquelyn Tibbo Lisa Townsend Scott Turner 7 . ’Tf ' T Sherri Tyrrell Lisa Ullrich Ann Marie Valotto Donald Vin cent Christina Vitale Eric Walczewski Scott Weller Wayne Wendall Martha White Lisa Wilkens Robert Williams Kristen Woodman Joseph Wythe Joyce Yiakas Kevin Young 67 FRESHMEN The freshmen at Bishop Fenwick are finding their first year both challenging and exciting. On our first day of school, we gathered in the auditorium to listen to Mr. LeDuc’s welcome: however, we found it difficult to concentrate on what he was saying, because of the unfamiliar surroundings. After the first few weeks of school, however, the building became familiar and strangers became friends. These changes indicated that the freshmen were a part of Bishop Fenwick High School proudly bearing the title Class of 1983. Our participation in school activities began with Spirit Week. Although not winners, we enjoyed work- ing together. Since that time, we have done many things which have united the class. It is our hope that the spirit we are displaying this year will grow, so that when we graduate we will be able to look back and feel satisfied with our accomplishments, both for our school and for ourselves. Matthew Abbatessa Theresa Aiello Michael Alexuk Daniel Amero Gemma Amero Julie Andrews Christopher Archis Marialena Aylesbury Ligia Azevedo Jeanne Baker Mary Bekeritis Karenann Belliveau Mary-Anne Benevento Jeffery Bernard Laurie Bernard Jean Bialecki Jocelyn Biron Jennifer Blalce Brenda Borowski Michael Bouchard Susan Bradley Patrick Brady Paul Brancaleone Patricia Brophy Christine Brown Jennifer Browning Matthew Burke Gregory Cain Patricia Call Joseph Calvani Elaine Campbell Dawn Carmilia Mary Carroll James Casey Thomas Cellineri Peter Chakoutis Antonietta Ciruolo John Cincotta Michael Clarke George Cole Grace Connolly Patricia Connors Richard Contardo Marie Corey Rosa Craveiro Maura Cronin Christopher Culkeen Christine Darsney Janet Devarenne Peter Devlin Sheila Donnelly Christopher Doyle Paula Eldridge Michael Evaul Rudolph Galluccio Paul Gaudet Maryalyce Glionna Daniel Goodrow Paul Gravallese Christina Gray Anne Gridley Thomas Griffin Joel Hickenbottom Robert Hickey Adam Horne Daniel Hosker Kurt Huffnagle Daniel Jenkins Linda Jones Eric Josephson Karen Juliano Julie Kane Brenda Kelley Gharles Kerivan Lisa Kieran Stephen Kiernan Ellen Guilmette Patrick Hart Patricia Leon ard Suzanne Linehan Christopher Lohring Debra Lucia Katherine Lucier Janet Lyons Jennifer MacDonald Alaine Manzi Susan Madden Dina Marchette Maria Marino Evangelyn Markos Kathryn Markos Steven Mastrangelo Marshall McCausland Maureen McCurdy Ralph McElhinny Dana McDonald Lisa McDonnell Mary McGinn Joseph McGovern Anne McGowan Patrick McGowan Lorraine McGuiness John Mclnnis Arthur McLaughlin Donald McLaughin Bonnie Meggison Christine Meszaroj Wendy Met2 John Mile Richard Miezczanski John Mizioch John Monahan Timothy Moultoi Patricia Murphy Jeffrey Mead Patrick Murphy Paul Murray Sharon Murtagh Patrick Neal Suzanne Newhal Brian Nilsson Donna Prescott Phillip Putnam James O’Donnell Maribeth Phinney Paul Palumbo Jacquelyn Porter 75 Terri Radcliffe Christopher Rego John Ring William Rizzo Eileen Roach Nancy Rochenski Patricia Russell Darlene Saia Linda Santomango Patricia Schlichte Richard Schrafft Dawn Smith David Soffron Ernest St. Hilaire Marc St. Pierre Therese Surette Jeffrey Szczesny Alison Standring Daniel Sullivan Maura Sullivan Denise Tache Katherine Townley James Tompkins Beth Toomey Jennifer Toussaint Ann Vigliota Mark Weston Shelagh White Wendi White Lisa Wilson AnnMarie Wood Jane Young Joseph Ywuc Marchella Zelano Christina Zitano Bishop Fenwick High School is many things. It is cooperation, support, pride, and friendship. It is trying, struggling, working, and succeeding. All of these aspects of life at Fenwick are clearly shown in the spirit of athletic competi- tion and fair play that is embodied in Fenwick sports. Whether it be on the football field, baseball diamond, volleyball and bas- ketball courts or on a track, our athletic teams show their dedication and pride in Fenwick each time they engage in competition. Just as important as the actual event are the long grueling hours of practice each week. This practice is necessary to the functioning of the team as a well-drilled unit. Each athlete knows the dedication and tremendous concentration it takes to run, skate or shoot baskets, but they also realize that these long tedious hours mold them into physically and emotionally supe- rior persons — persons who are ready for whatever the opposition throws against them. The athlete at Fenwick makes many friends along this difficult road to excellence — friends that he will never forget. There are coaches, teachers, teammates and classmates. There are also cheerleaders, enthusias- tic fans and trainers that share in the ecstasy of their triumphs and the lonli- ness of defeats. Fenwick athletes of old look back not only on events and filled stadiums, but also on the close ties that they have formed. They take comfort in knowing that there was always a friend there, whether the team was undefeated or winless, whether they played at home or far off in Arlington, Brockton or Framingham, and whether the sport was well-known or not. Likewise, our present athletes will experience these diverse memories. Finally, Fenwick athletes give all stu- dents a chance to show their pride in the school. Only at an athletic event can athletes, actors, journalists and other types of students come together for a common cause — to cheer for their school. Friendship, cooperation, dedication, support and pride are just a few things that both athletes and non-athletes gain from Bishop Fenwick sports. VARSITY FOOTBALL Fenwick 14 Pope John 6 Fenwick 27 Cardinal Spellman 0 Fenwick 14 Lynn Tech 0 Fenwick 20 Georgetown 16 Fenwick 20 Marian 0 Fenwick 7 Archbishop Williams 6 Fenwick 0 Dom Savio 20 Fenwick 7 Hudson Catholic 7 Fenwick 6 Matignon 0 Fenwick 34 St. Mary 8 Led by the “Monsters of Margin Street” defense, the Crusaders piled up an 8-1-1 record, one of their best in years. The only loss was at the hands of the state finalist, Dorn Savio. The first defense was one of the best on the North Shore, allowing only 34 points for the season, and setting up many scoring opportunities for the offense, who used a host of backs to the best advantage. The highlight of the season was the 34-8 thrashing of St. Mary’s on Thanksgiving Day. Bil- led as a close contest, the Crusaders outplayed and outclassed the under- manned Spartans. This year’s team was made up of a group of classy individuals, who came together to come up with a football team of which F’enwick should be proud. Even though the honors are not received by all, the personal satisfaction received in knowing that you did your best makes it all worthwhile. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row, left to right; John Dullea, Ray Hart, Mike Abbatessa, Rick Kassiotis, Steve James, Kent Roberts, Brian Silva, Tri-Captains David Connelly, Carlo Zelano, and Mark Smith, John Kulikoski, Dennis McCormick, Jonathan Browning, Mike Lavoie. Second Row, Joe Dullea, John Ahern, Steve Doyle, Ron St. Pierre, Mike Savageau, Mike Radcliffe, Jim Nally, Steve Cook, Tom Silva, Brian Murray, Pat Pigowski, Mark Abbatessa, Steve Smyrnios. Third Row, Coach Stan Bondelevich, Coach Mike Lynch, Manager Jack O’Brien, Steve Mastrangelo, Kevin O’Rourke, Pat McCaffrey, Joe Jocicyo, Jim Russell, Dan Sullivan, Scott Gagnon, John Savageau, Adam Horne, John McCaffrey, Tom Fabian, Brad Poole, Wayne Wendall, Eric Wasczewski, Kevin Young, Chris Rego, Dave Coleman, Coach Pat Harrington, Coach Jim Lyons, Coach William Adams. 81 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fenwick 0 Pope John 2 Fenwick 1 Masconomet 2 Fenwick 0 Ursuline 2 Fenwick 0 Fontbonne 2 Fenwick 0 Mt. St. Joseph 2 Fenwick 0 Matignon 2 Fenwick 1 Archbishop Williams 2 Fenwick 0 Newton Catholic 2 Fenwick 2 Cushing 1 Fenwick 1 Cushing 2 Fenwick 0 Matignon 2 Fenwick 0 Ursuline 2 Fenwick 2 Fontbonne 1 Fenwick 0 Newton Catholic 2 Fenwick 1 Archbishop William 2 Fenwick 1 Masconomet 2 Fenwick 1 Mt. St. Joseph 2 Under the leadership of Mr. Steve Czarnecki, and led by tri- captains Mary McMaster, Andrea Ventrice and Kim Pierce, the Bishop Fenwick volleyball team entered its third season. Though victories were few, the great spirit exhibited by the girls carried throughout each game. As the season continued, so did the confidence and hard work each team member dis- played. Taking into consideration the fact that it was only the third year of organized volleyball at Bishop Fenwick, the girls finished off the year quite well. As the saying goes, “There’s always next year!” 82 GIRLS VOLLEY BALL TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Ann McShane, Michelle L ' Heureux, Carol Lavoie, Julie Dillon, Paula Arsenault. Front Row, Sharon Martin, Andrea Ventrice, Kimberly Pierce, Mary McMaster, Kathleen Myers, Coach Steve Czar- necki. CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS WINNERS AGAIN Throughout the years, the Bishop Fenwick Cross Country Track Team has been a most impressive group of runners. This year was no exception. The boys accumulated a 7-2 record and avenged their two losses by capturing first place in the Catholic Central League. The girls racked up a 9-0 record, which made their cumulative record in the Catholic Central League one of 29-0. For the second consecutive year, the girls placed third in the All-State, qualifying them as the best team on the North Shore. The impressive records of both the boys’ and girls’ track teams have made Fenwick proud to have these spirited Crusaders repre- sent the school. Likewise, the runners feel privileged to bear the Fenwick name. -V „ BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Mark Lepko, Joe Casey, Terry Joyce, Mike Flaherty, Paul Chartier, Terry Griffin, Kevin Bugler, Mark Richards, Front Row: Paul Murray, John Fen- drich, Dave Pierce, Mike Mclnnis, Jim Dunn, John Juliano, Michael Red” McCormick. Picture below; Coaches Steve Czarnecki and Carl DiMaiti. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Marialena Aylesbury, Ellen Foley, Eileen Cosgrove, MaryAnne Childs, Terry Durkin, Paula Brennan, Alison Pierce, Diane Donovan, Jeanne Baldwin, Barb Kennedy, Judy Robinson. Front Row, Maureen Donovan, Linda Champlin, Chris Gilligan, Sharon Murtagh, Linda Kelly, Britt Fitzgerald, Linda Letourneau, Ann Wood. 85 FIELD HOCKEY Fenwick 0 Ipswich 3 Fenwick 2 Pingree 2 Fenwick 5 Nazareth 1 Fenwick 0 Peabody 3 Fenwick 3 Tewksbury 0 Fenwick 4 Nazareth 0 Fenwick 3 Greater Lowell 2 Fenwick 5 Minuteman Reg. 0 Fenwick 4 Greater Lowell 1 Fenwick 1 Masconomet 0 Fenwick 1 Peabody 0 State Finalist — Quarterfinals In the second year of her coaching at Bishop Fenwick, Nancy Takis led the varsity field hockey team into the State Tournament for the first time in four years. The fantastic spirit, hard work and de- termination shown by the girls brought them to the quarterfinals of the States, the furthest a Bishop Fenwick field hockey team has ever gone. Another important factor in the successful season was the support of the fans. This year marked the largest and most spirited crowds, which helped spur the girls on to victory. Along with an impressive sea- son’s record, the field hockey team placed two girls on the Salem News All-Star F ' ield Hockey Team — Robin Auger and Michelle Boutin with Ann White and Maryellen Farmer receiving Honorable Men- tion. 86 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: Back Row. left to right; Debbie Farmer, Joanne Gagnan, Kathy Martin, Janet Frerk, Michelle Boutin, Jeanne Fraser, Sandy Costigan, Maryellen O ' Neill, Coach Nancy Takis. Front Row, Antonetta Cobuzzi, Maryellen Farmer, Ann White, Hanice McKay, Robin Auger, Michelle Cormier, Susan MacGillivray, Maureen Gormley. Wmi ' ' iww � i ' m m i mA CHEERLEADERS Whether it he on a rainy Saturday afternoon in November, a hot gym, or a chilly ice rink, the cheerleaders are always present to cheer on our teams. Our Fenwick cheerleaders are indispensable not only for their endless spirit and support, but also for their ability to rally the fans together. When it comes to a Fenwick cheerleader, everybody cheers! 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Bottom of mount, left to right; Janet Gray, Jennifer MacDonald, Kathy McNiff, Denise Murray. Maryjane Potorski, Laura Curran, MaryEllen Forster, Val Perkins. Top of mount, Karen Sousa, Ann Marie Lawlor, Paula Buresh, Paula Cloyd, Ellen Connor. VARSITY HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS: Front Row, left to right; Brenda jenkin.s, Susan Barreda, Kathy Boardway, Joan Curran, Jackie Kennedy, Chris Hosker. Second Row, Tara Ahraham, Marybeth Lapine, Nancy Curran, Susan Colarusso, Loriann Whitmore, Betsy Clay, Michaelann McCarron. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front Row, left to right; Suzanne Prentiss, Theresa Giuella, Robin McDonald, Sandy Mario, Donna Reardon, Back Row, Chris Panogopulas, Nanci Prentiss, Stephanie Gagnon, Julie Gonnors. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Back Row, left to right: Martha White, Patricia Connors, Darlene Saia, Patty Driscoll, Elaine Campbell, Denise Tache, Dana McDonald, Ann Kravchuk. Front Row, Sue Bradley, Marybeth Phinney, Jean Bialeki. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Fenwick 50 Arlington Catholic 86 Fenwick 46 Cardinal Spellman 73 Fenwick 44 Matignon 67 Fenwick 53 Archbishop Williams 65 Fenwick 44 Marion 70 Fenwick 51 Pope John 79 Fenwick 43 Columbus 39 Fenwick 50 Mission 64 Fenwick 41 Xavarian 82 Fenwick 42 Arlington Catholic 73 Fenwick 43 Cardinal Spellman 53 Fenwick 44 Matignon 69 Fenwdck 32 Archbishop Williams 79 Fenwick 46 Marion 73 Fenwick 58 Pope John 80 Fenwick 49 Columbus 69 Fenwick 52 Mission 69 Despite a losing recor d, the 1979-80 boys varsity basketball season may have proved rewarding after all. The season provided for the development of potential stars for future years. Under the coaching of Mr. John Jaworski, and the leadership of four dedicated seniors, the boys obtained more skill with each game. And just remember, this year’s young team will not be so young next year! BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row, left to right; Chuck Topel, Peter Doherty, Chris Lohring, Dan Murtagh, Ray Hart, Norman Pare, Steve Doyle. Back Row, Brad Poole, Kevin Young, Steve Ciampa, Ron St. Pierre, Mike Morency, Gerry Strangie, Coach John Jaworski. I IBs I GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE The Fenwick girls’ basketball team had another successful sea- son, qualifying for both the Catholic and State tournaments. One of the season’s highlights was going undefeated in the Catholic League. Although much of the team’s success can be attri- buted to the combined efforts of the fourteen squad members, the team was led by five outstanding seniors. As co-captain and a three year starter, Robin Auger’s contribu- tion to the team was as one of the best defensive players. Robin’s season highlight was her spec- tacular 26 point performance against Peabody. Michelle Boutin was the best pure shooter on the team. Her shooting ability allowed Michelle to take her superb outside shot, or drive into the lane. Co-captain, Terry Durkin, was a do-it-all player. Not only was Terry the team’s leading scorer, but her role as point guard al- lowed her to control the team’s offensive balance. The presence of Karen lorio gave the team a hard working and experienced guard. Her flashy passing set up many successful fast breaks. Karen’s defense was her strongest point in the game. Susan McCarthy was very con- sistent throughout the 79-80 sea- son. Sue’s strength on both ends of the court enabled her great scoring and rebounding ability to come forth. Coached by Jim Palin the girls have upheld the winning tradi- tion of the Crusaders. Archbishop Williams Arlington Catholic Ipswich Cardinal Cushing Peabody Archbishop Williams St. Clare Pope John Monsignor Ryan Pope John Tewksbury Cardinal Cushing Peabody Monsignor Ryan Arlington Catholic St. ClcU ' e Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row, left to right; Karen lorio, Michelle Boutin, co-captains Terry Durkin and Robin Auger Susan McCarthy, Jane LeBlanc Back Row, Coach Jim Palin, Sandy Costigan, Jeanne Fraser, Jeanne McNiff, Ann McShane, Kathy McNiff, Maura Lynch, Julie McGivern, Val Perkins. WINTER TRACK TEAM The winter track team once again ended their season with a strong record. Although the team competes in the tough North Shore League, and runs against teams from much larger schools, the runners manage to excel at meets. This season the girls ob- tained a record of 5-3 and the hoys walked away with a record of 6-1-1. Add to this the fact that the girls were Class D champs in the State relays, while the boys placed 5th in the same event. With only a few team members graduating, the teams of the future look strong, and Fenwick promises to be a powerful contender in both girls’ and boys’ track meets. GIRLS’ WINTER TRACK TEAM; Front Row, left to right; Diane Donovan, Becky Browning, Jane Potorski, Lynne Doherty, Paula Buresh, Diane Healey, Paula Brennan, Alison Pierce, Maryellen O’Neill. Second Row, Maryelena Aylesbury, Jennifer Browning, Maryann Childs, Barbara Kennedy, Maryalyce Glionna, Susan Harmeling, Janet Kelly, Audrey Sullivan, Maureen Melton, Maura Cronin, Judy Robinson, Lynda Kelley. Third Row, Allison Standring, Ellen Foley, Donna Prescott. Anne Dawson, Teri Radcliffe, Joss Biron, Sheila Donnelly, Margaret Coleman, Maureen Donovan, Andree Surette, Linda LaTourneau, Britt Fitgerald, Maryellen Farmer, Debbie Farmer, Janet Frerk, Coach DiMaiti. BOYS’ WINTER TRACK TEAM: Front Row. left to right; Mike Dunn, Mike McGuiness, Mark Richards, Kevin O’Rourke, John Fendrich, John McGuiness, Paul Murray, Coach Carl DiMaiti. Second Row, Mike Flaherty, Joe Casey, Mark Lepko, Tom Flaherty, Larry Fay, David Pierce, Michael McCormick, Scott Weller, Kent Roberts, Coach Tom Hart. Third Row, Matt Abbatessa, Terry Griffin, Paul Chartier, Peter Valotto, Dave Coleman, Scott Wilkinson, Mike Radcliffe, John Bouchard, Coach Czarnecki. Back Row, Tom Griffin, Jim Dunn, Terry Joyce, Jeff Bernard, Joe DulJea, Tom Silva, Carlo Zelano, Mark Abbatessa, Kevin Bugler. VARSITY HOCKEY r Fenwick 2 Pope John 4 Fenwick 3 Arlington Catholic 6 Fenwick 7 St. Mary 4 Fenwick 5 Don Savio 1 Fenwick 5 Marian 8 Fenwick 4 Xavarian 3 Fenwick 4 Arlington Catholic 7 Fenwick 6 Pope John 2 Fenwick 7 St. Mary 2 Fenwick 3 Dom Savio 2 Fenwick 6 Xavarian 2 Fenwick 4 Dom Savio 2 The 1978-79 Hockey Team was a difficult act to follow, but this year’s Crusaders were equal to the task. The team achieved its second winning season in a row with new players in starring roles, and supported by a very able team. The spirit and en- thusiasm of the players carried them through the season, espe- cially when they met some of their toughest rivals. One of the key factors in the Crusaders’ success was the inspiration and leadership of co-captains J.B. Braun and Scott Loubris. The man that is the ever-present force behind the Fenwick team. Coach Tierney, and his dedicated staff, again led the team to a most successful season. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Coach Kelly, Paul Gioia, Bob Hanlon, Bruce Wensink, Jerry Braun, Scott Loubris, Joe Connors, Rick Lavoie, Mark Mahoney, John Hanlon, Jonathan Browning, David Hall, Coach Bob Tierney. Second Row, Dennis Berube, Don Vincent, George Middleton, Rick Teel, Tom Aylesbury, Tim Grateau, Jim Quinlan, Mike Lavoie, Bob DiSciullo. 96 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Cathy O’Leary. Maura Sullivan, Julie Dillon, Maura Green, Mary Terra, Margaret Coleman, Sharon Murtagh, Coach Kim O’Connell. Front Row, Nancy McGowan, Sue Duncan, Martha VValczewski, Karen Langlois, Elizabeth McGlvnn. BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Standing, left to right; Coach William Adams, Dave Mailhoit, Rick Hart, Todd Stockwell, Jim O ' Donnell, Eric Walczewski, Bob Williams, Chris Rego. Kneeling. Sean Dowd. Mike Topel, Dave Dalton. Richard Abondonzza. GIRLS’ J.V. FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: Back Row, left to right; Coach Kim O’Connell, Sue Newhall, Karen O’Neill, Ann Valotto. Mary McGinn, Joss Biron, Julie Saviano, Martha White. Front Row, Kerry Lomasney, Maura Sullivan, Mary Beth LaPine, Nan Cormier, Ann Kravchuk, Lori O ' Keefe. 2 GIRLS’ I.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: F’ront Row, left to right; Jennifer Toussant, Teri Radcliffe, Mary Terra, Denise Tache, Karen Juliano, Grace Connolly. Second Row, Sue Clemenzi, Gretchen McCaffrey, Beth Landry, Lisa Brings, Mary Macky, Lisa McLaughlin, Joyce Yiakas. Back Row, Hilary Standring, Michelle Eagan, Nancy Sears, Mary Beth McGowan, Maryanne Shabowitch, Darlene Roden, Carlene Gauthier. ACTIVITIES Fenwick learning isn’t confined to the classroom. There is a wide range of activities which Fenwick offers to its students — activities that students can join, not only to have fun working with others, but also to learn various skills. The Lance staff. Student Council, Drama Club, and Comet staff are just a few of the groups whose members make considerable contributions to tbe school. While these organizations offer membership to all grade levels, each class individually plans get-togethers. The freshman trip to a nursing home at Christmas brought happiness to the lonely and aged. The sophomores united their class with the planning of Spirit Night, while the juniors orga- nized a cookout. The seniors made it to the top of a mountain, and also experi- enced the peace of a retreat at Ipswich. RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE: Back Row, left to right; Fr. Richard Messina, Raffaella Mastrangelo, Carolyn Shuko, Mary Beth McGowan, Mr, James Morris, Front Row, Nancy Mahoney, Kelly Bakis, Loriann Whitmore, Robin McDonald, 102 STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD; Top Row, left to right; Teresa Durkin, Secretary; Elaine Campbell, Jeanne McNiff, Carolyn Shuko, Mark Mahoney, Treasurer; Martha White, Alison Standring, Second Row, Mary McMaster, Bro, Richard Lunny, Daniel Doherty, Presid_ent, Bottom Row, Maureen Melton, Lori O’Keeffe, Nanette Cormier, CULTURAL COMMITTEE: Front Row, left to right; Mary Jane Potorski, Kim Pierce. Julie, LeBlanc, Raffaella Mastrangelo. Second Row, Donna Reardon, Kelly Bakis, Nancy Prentiss, Robin MacDonald, Paula Scopa, Barbara DeFabio, Mary McMaster, Claire Corgin. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Front Row, left to right; Elizabeth Clemenzi, Beth Pomer, Claire Corbin, Lynne Doherty, Karen lorio, Joan Curran. Marylou Casey, Donna Reardon, Nancy Curran, Carlene Gauthier. Second Row, Sr. Geraldine Burns — Moderator, Katie Duggan, Paula Evans, Denise Smith, Paula Scopa, Garolyn Shuko, Robin MacDonald, Suzanne LeGlair, Barb DeFabio, Julie Murphy, Laurie Gormley, Marybeth LaPine, Susan MacGillivray. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: Front Row, left to right; Lynne Doherty, Paula Cloyd, Anne Marie Lawlor, Alison Pierce, Maryjane Potorski, Tom Silva, Mr. William Adams, Mike Radcliffe, Jeanne McNiff, Suzanne LeGlair, Rebecca Browning, Maureen Donovan, Julie Saviano. Bottom Row, Ellen F’oley, Betb Greese, David Green, Terry Durkin, Nanette Gormier. 103 LANCE STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF: Back Row, left to right: Nan Cormier. Carolyn Savy, Robert Cody. Maureen Gormley. Second Row. Eleanor Flynn. Susan Lynch — Layout Editor. Mary McMaster — Photography Editor. Julie Murphy. Donna Reardon. Laurel Gormley. Sea- ted. Anne Llllrich — Layout Editor. Peter Lendall — Editor-in-Cheif, Ann White. Front Row. Mary McCaf- frey — Layout Artist. Carolyn Shuko. Literary Editor. Anne Ullrich — Layout Editor. Sr. Susan Thornell — Advisor Michael Abbatessa. Mary McCatirey — Artist 104 COMET STAFF Left to right, Denise Berube, Nancy Mahoney, Mr, Brian l,ynch — Advisor, Robin Harris, John juliano, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Left to right, Sr. Judith Nee — Advisor, Ann Marie Lawlor — Vice-President, Ann White — President, Anne Ullrich — Secretary, Mary McCaffrey — Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Back Row, left to right; Sr. Judith Nee, Kathleen Noonan, Denise Harrington, Kathleen Duggan, Marybeth McGowan, Lisa Contardo, Mary McMaster, Ann Marie Lawlor, Maryanne Shabowitch, Ann White, Laurel Gormley. Middle Row, Maureen Gormley, Thomas Silva, Anne Ullrich, Garolyn Shuko, Jeanne McNiff, Sandra Borek, Gharles Doyle, Michelle Gormier, Front Row, Ellen Beston, Loriann Whitmore, Maura Lynch, Bar- bara Kennedy, Maryann Childs, Ellen Connors, Julie McGivern, Theresa Durkin, Mary McCaf- frey. RALLY! Screams! Drums! Cheers! Horns! These are just a few of the many sounds of a Fenwick rally. Teachers, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors gather en- thusiastically in the auditorium to encourage and support the sports teams. Led hy the cheerleaders, groups compete in the annual spirit competition. V oices become hoarse, but ask anyone and he will say it is well worth it. DRAMA CLUB PREPARES “CARNIVAL” As we go to press the preparation for this year’s production of “Carnival” is w ell underway. Mr. Robert Sousa, no newcomer to theatre productions, promises Fenwick a success of which we can all be proud. OPERATION CHARLEY One of the special things about senior year, is the opportunity to share with our small friends at St. Charles Orphanage. Gathering presents began in September, and by Decem- ber toys and games were wrapped and all was ready for the trip to New Hampshire. Santa arrived on time, and with help from the Fen- wick elves, the children enjoyed a visit from the North Pole. For those who could not ex- perience the joy and love radiating from that Christmas party, we offer these pictures. SENIOR RETREAT House of Loretto . . . nervous is why . . . burnt spaghetti . . . pillow fights . . . sharing . . . Another World . . . Mixed Nuts . Surviving Six . . . myself . . . . letters . dating game . Sabbath . . . Nose Drips . . . Mutts . . . . I am a cat — monkey — dog — bird? crying . . . cooties and hounds . . . K.P. carnations . . . seeds . . . sundaes . . . yoga. 112 STUDENT LIFE Life at Fenwick . . . what does it in- volve? For each student Fenwick is a unique experience. There are many ac- tivities and sports to become involved in, and each one finds his own niche in the day to day life of the school. Friends are made, homework done, and the fol- lowing pages give a glimpse of some of the ordinary — and not so ordinary — days at Fenwick. “So many people have come and gone. The faces fade as the years go by, Yet I still recall as I wander on As clear as the sun in the summer sky . . “More Than a Feeling Boston SENIOR DIRECTORY Michael Abbatessa 4 Brentwood Drive, Peabody Marylou Casey 763 Lynnfield Street, Lynn David Dupuis 8 Hoover Avenue, Peabody Robin Auger 123 Hale Street, Beverly Linda Champlin 39 Chase Street, Danvers Theresa Durkin 2 W ' illowbrae Drive, Peabody Kelly Bakis 6 Prince Street, Danvers Ann Clark 71 Gardner Street, Peabody Brian Dutille 23 May Street, Peabody Brenda Barteaux 14 Palmer Avenue, Peabody Charles Clark 71 Gardner Street, Peabody Lawrence Fay 339 Nahant Road, Nahant Gary Bergeron 27 Appleton Street, Danvers Paula Cloyd 4 Larkin Lane, Salem Michael Flaherty 1 Michael Street, Beverly Denise Berube 1 Pickering Street, Salem Susan Colarusso 8 Aborn Place, Peabody Thomas Flaherty 59 Amherst Road, Beverly Ellen Beston 10 Patricia Road, Peabody David Connelly 16 Barr Street, Salem Eleanor Flynn 62 Summit Street, Peabody Anne Marie Bettencourt 20 Colonial Road, Peabody Joseph Connors 2 Colonial Road, Beverly MaryEllen Forster 9 Martin Road, Lynn Mary Bialecki 99 Forest Street, Danvers Claire Corbin 13 Wheatland Street, Salem Julie F’ournier 5A Cleveland Road Ext., Salem Peter Billert 9 Oak Street, Danvers Michelle Cormier 3 Greenleaf Road, Danvers Laurel Gormley 14 Grant Road, Salem Catherine Bishop Beverly Commons, Beverly Carol Costello 28 Charles Street, Peabody Janet Gray 8 Chapel Road, Danvers Kathleen Boardvvay 63 Castle Circle, Peabody Julio Couceiro 22 Berry Street, Peabody David Green 652 Hale Street, Beverly Farms John Bouchard 43 Moynihan Road, Hamilton Elizabeth Creese 65 Lindall Street, Danvers Terence Griffin 74 Ord Street, Salem Michelle Boutin 1 Livingston Drive, Peabody James Crowley 50 Sandra Lane, No. Andover David Gulbrandsen 14 Richards Road, Beverly Gerald Braun 50 Humphrey Street, Marblehead Joan Curran 3 East Street, Danvers Robin Harris 5 Orchard Street, Salem Paula Brennan 320 Lowell Street, Peabody Barbara DeFabio 426 Maple Street, Danvers Raymond Hart 11 Ruby Avenue, Marblehead Mark Brings 47 Overlook Road, Marblehead Kevin Derrivan 50 Russell Street, Peabody Diane Healey 4 Wendgail Court, Beverly lonathan Browning Apple Street, Essex Robert DiSciullo 6 Locksley Road, Danvers Sheiron Huluk 285 Washington Street, Peabody Paula Buresh 17 Tumelty Road, Peabody Daniel Doherty 37 Amherst Road, Beverly Karen lorio 3 Pinewood Road, Peabody Daniel Burgess 2 Glen Avenue, Danvers Lynne Doherty 1 Rogers Road, Peabody Stephen James 8 Hog Hill Road, Peabody Jill Bulat 22 Loris Road, Peabody Peter Doherty 16 Wheatland Street, Peabody Paul Jodoin 3 Larch Avenue, Salem Matthew Cagney 10 Garfield Avenue, Beverly John Dullea 26 Coleman Street, Peabody Richard Kassiotis Fairway Drive Ext., Middleton Tina-Marie Carr 4 Purchase Street, Salem Michael Dunn 3 Willard Lane, Marblehead Brian Kelly 30 Bayberry Street, Danvers 126 Donna Kendrew 4 Belfast Road, Peabody Ann McGlynn 1 11 Corning Street, Beverly MaryBeth Romei 27 Ober Street, Beverly Jacquelyn Kennedy 107 Russell Street, Peabody Michael Mclnnis 51 Summer Street, Danvers Debra Roden 258 Lynnfield Street, Peabody John Kulikoski 21 Merrill Road, Saugus Mary McMaster 86 Russell Street, Peabody Michael Saia 6 Diane Road, Peabody Steven Krygowski 2 Stuart Road, Peabody Janice McKay 59 Endicott Street, Danvers Lisa Scanzillo 31 Albany Circle, Beverly Carol Lavoie 14 Lowell Street, Beverly Maryanne Mendonca 8 Shillaber Street, Peabody Paula Scopa 25 Longbow Road, Danvers Richard Lavoie 1 Eisenhower Road, Peabody John Morin 72 Central Street, Peabody Dean Serrentino 6 Winchester Drive, Lynf. Anne Lawlor 15 Crestwood Lane, Peabody Julie Mourey Orchard Street, Gloucester Laurie Sheehan 2 Calumet Road, Peabody Julie LeBlanc 7 Cleveland Road, Salem Julianne Murphy 16 Sycamore Circle, Peabody Carolyn Shuko 4 Northfield Way, Danvers Suzanne LeClair 125 Burley Street, Danvers Denise Murray 4 Tumelty Road, Peabody Brian Silva 13 Colonial Road, Peabody Peter Lendall 16 Sutton Street, Peabody Daniel Murtagh 5 Colonial Road, Peabody Mark Smith 39 Water Street, Saugus Michelle L’Heureux 7 Bay View Circle, Salem Kathleen Myers 6 Kendall Street, Peabody Irene Sullivan 38 Gardner Street, Peabody Maria Lima 14 Elm Street, Peabody Edward Neary 54 Linden Road, Peabody Gharles Topel 56 Lafayette Street Scott Loubris 17 Roslyn Street, Salem Terence O’Keefe 29 Styles Drive, Peabody Anne Ullrich 39 Mohawk Street, Danvers Susan Lynch 28 Bates Street, Danvers Maryellen Pariseau 2 Grandview Road, Hathorne Andrea Ventrice 9 Gliff Road, Saugus Mark Mahoney 8 Castle Road, Salem Jane Pelletier 5 Columbus Square, Salem Garlo Zelano 19 Federal Street, Beverly Nancy Mahoney 1 Sunnybrook Lane, Peabody Diane Pierce 2 V 2 Mason Street, Salem Michael Walsh 661 Lowell Street, Peabody Charles Manzi 24 Clifton Avenue, Beverly Kimberly Pierce 6 Bayview Terrace, Danvers Bruce Wensink 6 Naumkeg Row, Danvers James Martinage 12 Catherine Drive, Peabody Jacqueline Poussard 398 Jefferson Avenue, Salem Ann White 13 Mohawk Street, Danvers Sharon Martin 173 Summer Street, Danvers Nancy Prentiss 6 Butternut Avenue, Peabody Patricia Whitmore 8 Post Gate Road, Danvers Raffaella Mastrangelo 23 Central Avenue, Danvers Lisa Price 27 Lare Street, Peabody Catherine Yiakas 147 Goodale Street, Peabody Mary McCaffrey 10 Webster Avenue, Beverly Kathleen Quirk 62 Webb Street, Salem Susan McCarthy 41 Cherry Street, Danvers Donna Reardon 155 Bridge Street, Salem Dennis McCormick 20 Lynch Street, Peabody Kent Roberts Lakeview Road, Essex Robin McDonald 4 Grandview Road, Hathorne Beth Robinson 163 McKay Street, Beverly 127 I have got my leave. Bid me farewell, my brothers! I bow to you all and take my departure. Here I give back the keys of my door — and I give up all claims to my house. I only ask for last kind words from you. We were neighbors for long, but I received more than I could give. Now the day has dawned and the lamp that lit my dark corner is out. A summons has come and I am ready for my journey. Tagore, from Gitanjali