Peabody Veterans Memorial High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1984 volume:

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Maria Resendiz, Lynn Nelson, Faith Angelakis ZKACK Front Row Linda Jameson Tricia Macuregor Patti Maguire Dawn Simches Chris Surman Anne Barreda Tina Moran Tracy Johnson Holly Lynch Middle Row Maureen Hart Corrina Cussidy Pam Berube Marie Burke Cheiyle Morris Sue Dullea Renee Martin Sherri Winstead Kim Malo Katrina Huff Back Row Michelle Tremblay Stephanie Mello Kim Ellis Mary Donlon Alycia Waterman Toni Eon Jane Hall Lisa Smith Carla Demild Kelly Champagne Mrs Waltman COACH Mr Nelson COACH Front Row Left to right John Tivey David Romano Mike Morrison David Kimach Dean Smyrnios Leo Nikolouzos Brian Curran Scott Sazin Middle Row Left to Right Chris Makridis David Nims Eric Moss Brian Atkinson Erik Burckhardt Gary Kiley Nixon Audry Mark Robinson Back Row Left to Right Jim Nangle COACH Harold Moss Mike Sanderson Abu Pigott Steve llinrod David Sapienza Scott Fuller Frank Pechinsky Manny Cuevas Phil Sheridan COACH ZACKOSSS (Bottom - Left to Right) Todd Geraghty, Michael Hutchinson. Greg Laikos, Tim O’Neil, Dave McGovern. George Smyrnios. Michael Ryan, Peter Smyrnios. Bily Craig, John Pan- kowski. Mark Lanes, Jack Sweeney (Top - Left to Right) Coach Bob Danish, Michael Brewer, Jimmy Murphy, Dan Rigol, Paul Rizzo, Greg Wall, Paul Krisko, Loren Rocker, Brian Murray, Bob Vacarro, Ed Tringale KASSKMjC (Top Row-Left to Right) Coach Americo Sapienza, Dave Lucas, Dave Lebron, Pat Andre, Mark Leonard, James Turkette, Stephen Kemp, Dennis O’Neil. Richard Broughton, Phil Cronin (Bottom Row-Left to Right) Joe Kukas, Mike Giello, Chris Collins, Bill Murphy, Brian Kelly, Mark Levesque, Charlie Woods, Joe Lewis m Coach: George Hennessey, Steve Ronkin, Scott Johnson, Kevin Kelly, Paul Sedlier, Mark Klotz, Sean Feanny. Pete Price, Mickey Sedl ier. Tom Hughes, Kevin Daly X - 0 § % ■■ -v psAwmj VSZ SPANS MS M OK J AC mjqm senooc ZAKC8 03 eowzewzs faculty Senior Vocational Special Events Sports 1: Clubs 1. 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PKWeJPAC ' S MESSAGE ' PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Please accept my congratulations upon your graduation from Peabody Veterans Memorial High School and Peabody Vocational High School. In the short time I have been here, I have come to know firsthand the qualities that you possess. It is my disappointment that you are leaving now before I have had the opportunity to know you better. The time has come, however, for you to move on to newer places, to expand upon the skills you have acquired here, to nurture the talents that you all possess and to continue to grow as the individual people you have come to be. I feel privileged to have been a part of that process for this one short senior year. I look forward to hearing and reading of your future success. Best of luck in all of your endeavors. Sincere Charles J. McCarthy, Jr. Charles J. McCarthy, Jr. Principal Richard Codair Quinlan House AVMWSZKAZJON Business Manager James Picone Joseph Guarente Ass’t. to the principal Dr. Roy Faria Savageau House Henry Eagar Lappas House Superintendent James Buckley Assistant Superintendent Gregory Theokas Pauline Andrews Human Ecology Anna Andruskiewicz Foreign Language Maureen Barbuto Human Ecology Lorraine Benoit Physical Education Linda Bezemes English Ina Bornstein Business Barbara Boyle Human Ecology Marie Brett Science Milton Burnett Math Paula Campbell Social Science Kathleen Cassidy Math Robert Cavanaugh Foreign Language George Celata Industrial Arts Sara Ceva Special Education Elizabeth Congdon Social Science 22 Daniel Connelly Social Science Albert Conti Industrial Arts Donna Costa Kathryn D’Amour Electronics Dept. Head-Business Paul DeCourcy Science William DeLap Electronics Ann Marie DuBois English Bob Dunn Cable Television Elaine Espindle Dept. Head-English NO OK I NO Donald Doe Industrial Arts Maryanne Fiato Human Ecology Grace Fitzpatrick Thomas Flynn Human Ecology Distributive Education James Gagnon Social Science William Gradzewicz Math 23 Diane Kozwich Science Thomas Lamy Music Mary Lawler Science Robert Johnson Business Anthony Leitao Business Geraldine Halloran English Francis Hardy Dept. Head-Social Science Mary Ann Kiley Business Linda Makela English Ann Irish Math Donna Hartshorn Business Harry Hesketh Science Gerald Hallinan Special Education James Grotto Math 24 Richard Makela English Nathan Masterson English John MacDonald Dept. Head-Foreign Language Susan MacDonald L.L.R.S. James Meagher English Calvin Meiners Science Andrew Metropolis Social Science Henry Morriss Business James Nangle Science Earl Nason Math Bruce Nelson English Eleanor Newman Health Frank Nicolosi Foreign Language Judith Oleks Math Louise Parisi Business 25 Phyllis Rantz Art Supervisor Helen Salerno English Doreen Reidy Special Needs Edward Sapienza Math Arthur Peretzian Science Frances Perez E.S.L. Ellen Prochilo L.L.R.S. Michael Prodanas Dept. Head-Math Ann Schetromph R.N. School Nurse Ruth Serijan Foreign Language Patricia Power Foreign Language Eileen Rollins English Dorothy Schelling English Philip Rollins Industrial Arts Constance Sakellson Science 26 George Smyrnios Athletic Director Doris Taber English Philip Smyrnios Business Margaret Talkington Business Loretta Skwara Human Ecology Nancy Sherr Art Barbara Sigel Foreign Language Mrs. Studley Athletic director’s Secretary Norman Swartz Photography James Terlizzi Dept. Head-Science Father Frank Toste Drama Edward Sylvester L.L.R.S. Joseph Ward Social Science Robert Simons Science David Sinclair Business 27 David Whitmore Lawrence Willette Myra Wolovick Eunice Yost Deborah Young Drama Electronics Special Education English English Jessie Costello Guidance Ellen Block Guidance Tim Hanly Guidance Ken Lipman Guidance Anne O’Neill Guidance Kathleen Macione-Donna O’Neill L.A.R.C. Center Leo Espindle-Carlene Martin Librarian - Assistant Librarian Left to Right, Moe Graham, Walter Zastowsky, Al Boraiza, Leonard Russell, Martin Winn, Napoleon Goulos, Glenn Davis. Front row (left to right), Gertrude Nicholson, Florence Alman, Back Row (left to right), Sandra Bettencourt, Helen Sullivan, Margaret Roberts. CAMSKA SMV Julie Angelopolus Business Edward Brawley Distributive Education Joseph Cushing Science Katherine Donato Business Gerald Goldberg Guidance Margaret Johnson Business Emily Korkaris Foreign Language Michael Lamy Music John Oleks Social Science Americo Sapienza Physical Education Nancy Schaller Art Walter Silva Special Needs William Story English Frances Waltman Physical Education 29 Periodic Chart of the SMI ■ A ' - V fUNS � r , ' AL l U • rO O f A Critical Guide to Appreciation of Themes Structure, and Style: °on t sc thc folio fr K l u l� i|c , ,rr‘ rnjnL r ' ' r +k n ' c Oi lements H JS ZOK 1 09 The ninth grade class from the Higgins Junior High School and the last-ever graduating class from the Kennedy Junior High School met for the first time on September 9, 1981, in the Peabody Veterans Memorial High School field house. Our principal, Mr. Welch, and our new Unit Directors, Dr. Faria, Mr. Eager, and Mr. Codair, welcomed us with kind and positive words. We were greeted by our new homeroom teacher, and given the grand tour of our huge school! After a few weeks, the building didn’t seem so big anymore, and the sophomores blended together to make one big class. With the help of our Sophomore Class Advisor, Mr. Terlizzi, elec- tions were held, and we chose Jackie Cooper as our President, Michael McKenzie as our Vice President, Kelly Cohane as Secretary, and Eddie Bogash as Treasurer, to lead us in our adventures. The main goal of the sophomore year has always been to raise money, and the newly formed Class of ' 84 was no exception. Our Homeroom Reps sold candy canes all through December, and after quite an amusing assembly, the whole class participated in a maga- zine drive. Totally, we raised over $2,500. 00 to fund our future endeavors. Along with the Class of ’83, some of us attended ski trips to Loon and Cannon Mountains. Stage One proved PVMHS has its share of musical as well as acting talents by presenting Sweet Charity” and entering Hello Out There” in the Massachusetts High School Drama Festival. In February, amid Valentine’s Day and Carnation Day, Jackie tried to organize a Valentine Semi-Formal, and we all remember how that turned out! Once again State One dazzled us, this time with the comedy, You Can’t Take It With You. ' Suddenly, our first year of high school was over. It didn’t seem possible. Many of us could still remember the first day of school and traveling down Main Street!” We looked forward to summer vaca- tion, but ever more, we looked forward to our Junior Year!! Once again, the first day of school fell on September 9, as we began 180 days as the Juniors of Peabody High. We returned with high hopes for a progressive and exciting year. We held another class election, and chose Dennis O’Neil as President, Mike Mantsouram as Vice President, Tracy Cassidy as Secretary, and Tom Diminiture as Treasurer. With our competent Student Council, Homeroom Reps, and our Class Advisor, Mrs. Yost, it looked like a full year of events ahead of us. Our first was the Junior Class Halloween Party! With such characters as a King, Bumblebee, Adam Ant, and a few male cheerleaders, it was hard to choose the best! But Kim Watts as a mermaid, Chris Hayward and Mike Donovan as a priest and nun, walked away with the honors. The party, held at Kowloon, was a grand success! Stage One’s musical this year was The Music Man ”, starring Deb- bie Ciman and Marc Freedman. Christmas vacation came and went, and we welcomed 1983 by ordering our class rings! We couldn’t wait to get them, but we were in no hurry to pay for them! In February, the annual carnation sale was held. Red, pink, and white carnations were spotted all over the school! On February 4, 1983, we held an Italian Night. However, due to the high price of $12.00, only a few dedicated Juniors traveled to Augus- tine’s to enjoy the feast. As a result, the Class of ’84 lost some of the money that it had built up in the treasury. Stage One had better luck with their production of Equus.” They entered the Massachusetts High School Drama Festival and won the statewide competition, sharing the honors with St. John ' s Prepll The Junior Class was still in debt” however, and Mrs. Yost jokingly suggested having a Poverty Party!” Thus, a new event was born. The first Annual Poverty Party was held at Kitty’s Restaurant on April 13, 1983. The idea was to come dressed as bummy” as possi- ble. By popular decision, Donna McCarthy and Adolpho Cuevas became the Best Bums of ’84.” Music was provided by a new D.J., Rich Bono, and everyone had an awesome time! By this time, we were busy planning for the highlight of the year-our Junior Prom. There was some disagreement over whether or not to have a band or a disc jockey. So the class voted, and a D.J. was what they wanted. Our prom was held at the Palace in Saugus, on May 20, 1983. Everyone danced all night to the music of Karen Blake from Kiss 108, and no one can forget eating our meal while the theme song of Rocky” played in the background. Our Prom Queen, Linda Bloomberg, was joined by her court of Lisa Warner, Rosa Coelho, Tracy Cassidy, Sophia Petradelis, and Kim Budd. For the first time in Peabody High History, a Prom King was chosen and David Sapienza was the lucky guy! After the presenta- tion of roses and crowns, everyone was dancing again. Even though some of the records skipped-due to an unknown reason-everyone enjoyed themselves and danced until midnight. Peabody High’s Junior Class left the Palace tired, but very satisfied!! After we said good-bye to our Senior friends, it was time to take finals. We realized then that the next time we came to school, we would be the Seniors!! Luau!! The Class of ’84 returned to school on September 13, 1983. psyched to have our best year yet! After a hard fought election, we once again chose Dennis O’Neil as our President, Tracy Cassidy as our Secretary, Tom Diminiture as our Treasurer, and Arthur Hiou as our new Vice President. By the end of September we had a rough idea of what was ahead of us. For our first event, we planned a Field Day on October 10, 1983. We partied it up at Cy Tenney Park in West Peabody. We tried (almost successfully!) to build a giant pyramid, but for some reason we just couldn’t keep our balance! The Tanners had their opening football game on October 7, 1983 against non-league Salem. We lost, but who knew what the Tanners had up their sleeves for the rest of the season. Next, we planned our Halloween Party. This year it was to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Peabody Square. After overcoming obstacles in our way, we planned the party for Halloween night 5:30- 9:30. We ate a deli menu and danced to the music of Steve Cataldo. Prizes were awarded to a male belly dancer, Huey, Duey, and Louey, CjCASS I two Samurai Girls, a man with two heads, and even Mr. Tl! But who ( can forget the lady who took our tickets at the door? (Was it you, Arthur Hiou?) Our party had to break up at 9:30, but no one was ready to go home just yet. Still in costume, we raided Land and Sea and ate roast beef and shakes. Our Homeroom Reps sponsored a bake sale on Parent’s Night to raise some extra money. Also, bringing in a little more money was the concession stand at the home football games. Speaking of foot- ball, the Tanners were cruising through the GBL with an undefeated record! Our last home game was against Brockton-a win could mean a trip to the Superbowl! Before a huge crowd, the Tanners romped over Brockton with an overtime victory-and only the Thanksgiving Day game stood between Peabody and a trip to Foxboro! Meanwhile, the girls in the Senior Class were busy getting ready for their Powder Puff Football” match. Even though the other team never showed up, the team had a great time and promised to do it again in the spring. Stage One was busy with their production of the musical Peter Pan”, using real flying equipment from Peter Foy of Las Vegas. Also, the high school chorus participated in the production of Oliver”. Thanksgiving came and went, and with it, a victory for the Tanners, who had fun with Saugus, 42-6! With a little help from Brockton, we were on our way to the Superbowl to face Natick High. A big pep rally was held the day before to get everyone psyched up. The turnout, despite SAT and Achievement Tests, and the long haul to Foxboro, was amazing! With the enthusiastic crowd behind them, the Tanners took the field, twenty-two of them playing their last game of the season. Natick, however, was too tough, and the Tan- ners lost 28-14. The loss was only evident on the scoreboard, howev- er, the Tanners and their fans enjoyed a 9-2-0 records and an extended season! Thanks Tanners, you were Awesome!! All of PVMHS participated in a Heart to Heart Computer Match- up”. in which we had to fill out a questionaire and pay $1.50 to get a list of ten names of people with whom you were compatible. The experience was quite interesting! The next event on the agenda was a Student Council sponsored Blood Drive on December 19, 1983. Many Seniors signed up to donate some blood, but a lot chickened out when the time came to have the needle” stuck in their arm! Then, before we knew it, it was Christmas vacation, and then January, 1984: our year of graduation. It was hard to believe that the Big Day” was scarcely five months away! The first event of the year was the annual Mid-Winter Snowball, a tradition at Peabody High. It was to be held at Jimmy Allenhurst on January 27. Over fifty couples attended and danced to the music provided by Steve Catallo. Also attending were Mr. McCarthy, our new principal, and Mr. Welch, our former leader, (who seemed to be coming back to a LOT of school events!). Both shared the limelight as they took turns dancing in the middle of a circle of Seniors! Never say Peabody has shy teachers! We then enjoyed a few snow days off, as well as half-days for mid- terms. Also providing some entertainment were the Winter Olym- pics, held in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. The United States walked off with eight medals in all during the competition on February 5-19. Stage One provided their own entertainment with the production of Deathtrap”, a thriller, on February 9, 10, and II. They also began to prepare a shorter version of the play to enter in State Competition, as well as beginning fund-raisers for their trip to Indiana in June. On February 15, all of the new members were inducted into the George Peabody chapter of the National Honor Society. Among the Smarties” were 37 New Seniors, joining the 23 Upper Classmen already in the group. Dr. Buckley was the guest speaker. Friday, February 17, Peabody High went back 30 years as The Senior Class held a 50’s Sock Hop. Everyone was to attend in their favorite Happy Days” or Grease” attire, and dance to such songs as Runaround Sue” and Jail House Rock”. The event was held at Saint John’s Hall in Peabody Square. The music was being supplied, once again, by Steve Cataldo. Everyone’s legs were sore after doing the Twist”. Quickly we returned to our own methods of dancing. A few kids even tried to Break Dance! About 90 satisfied Seniors went home that night feeling as though they had just stepped out of a time capsule! During the beginning of March orders were taken for our Class of ’84” shirts. The price was nine dollars. The football style shirt with a big 84 surrounded by all or our names would surely be worn with PRIDE. After completing their last games of the season, both our Boy’s and Girl’s basketball teams found themselves sitting on top of the Great- er Boston League. This was a position well earned, seeing that the Boy’s overall record was 18-2, and the Girl’s was 20-0! Both also earned a spot in the tournament, providing even more winning teams for Peabody High. Also in March, Student Government Day elections were held for those who would participate on April 16. All of the winners looked forward to dressing up and spending a day running the great City of Peabody! Did I hear proposals for shorter school days and longer vacations?!? The long awaited Toga Party was to be held on March 23 at the Knights of Columbus Hall promised to be the BEST event of the year. We all looked forward to dressing up in sheets and partying for hours, as is the tradition at P.V.M.H.S.. Of course we also had a lot of other great things on our minds with Class parties as well as Senior Week - including the Senior Banquet, Field Day, the Day Trip, the PROM and the Beach Party quickly shaping up and aproaching. JUNE 10, a day that we’ve been waiting for for 12 years was finally within reach. GRADUATION DAY!!! We were proud to have been a part of Peabody Veterans Memorial High School’s history. Our class was fun, active, exciting, stylish, and of course AWESOME! We will remember our years at PHS fondly, but most of all we will remember how great it was to be a member of THE CLASS OF ’84!!!!!!!!!!!! 33 Sheldon Alman Peter Ambeliotis Lisa Anderson Keep on Chomping! Later! Lynne Afrow SJP FB Cheerleading Tennis HR Rep Nurse, Travel. JD Keep Smiling! Heidi Ankeles Meteorology, skiing. The Po- lice. MER JCF-49 forever! BTWT! Louis Adelino Dianne Aldrich ILF! LED ZEP FOOL IN THE RAIN Dance; FAH B.F .J.K.-A.K.D.D.S. Georgia Alexandrou To be happy, healthy, and suc- cessful. Greek Club. Class of ' 84” Karyn Albano John Agurkis Band, Perc. leader Good luck 34 favorite Color Blue, Ked, Purple, Plaid William Anoli George Antonio Renee April Eva Apostolopoulos J.C. remember the homework. PWNWH. J ' adore les garcons. Brad Armstrong Love you Mom. Dad. Denise. Keep the fire burning.” Marcelo Avila B.U. LAW MAJOR. Enter a Triatha- lon. Adriane Avila If your goal is worth reaching, it’s worth fighting for. Steven Baker Susan Marie Ballard EMC, Twins, JD, CC, To Live, Love and be happy. VAN HALEN. Sandra Baldwin Art Major. To stay happy and enjoy life. favorite Song : “ “ Shout! ’’ King Of Pain ”, “ Cum On Seel Zhe JVoize , Cove Js A battlefield; t f 35 Lori Banville Stud. Council. ECI. TUNA, BB, I will love you forever, David. Maureen Barna James V. Barnes Ronald Barrett To lead a successful life. To own a Spike soon to be a household car. word. Just give me time MM PK Julie Marie Barrows SJP FB Chldr NHS ; HR Rep; AMFAA Sting and tFie Riviera!! Kathleen J. Barry Capt Hockey Ch. Aloha, CLC BFAJP PJB MM? Thanx SSI ILY Mom Wallace Bell Mary Bellaconis Memories are 4-eva Great ones with CWEFMG yeah! T-he t-he Kathleen Bastarache Sworn to fun, loyal to none!” Laura Begin Dude Hamp 82 yk83 Soph Chem Sid Missy Nh83 s w JG SM Track favorite Movie f Risky business ”, “ Jlashdaace ”, “ Rocky JJJ ”, “ Star Wars J, JJ, JJJ Kristen Berg Bernardino Beludo Linda Benjamin You are who you think you are Think BIG, go far. Anthony Bermani Claudia Bettencourt Dreams are made with friends RC, AR, AL, AM. SR, BD. Conceicao Bettencourt To have a happy future.” Joseph Bettencourt Voc. Mach. Shop. If you think J.D. is hot stuff try me. Lee Bettencourt Emanuel Bettencourt Richard Bettencourt favorite Kock Qroup-. Zke Police, Def JZeppard, {journey, Van Malen 37 Susan Birkner John Birmbas French Club, V.P. NHS, newspaper The best has yet to cornel Kerry Black Field Hockey, Softball, Track, NHS, German Club, Latin Club Michelle Blackadar Baton Squad, French Club, Sci- ence League. Hopes of success. Michael Blanch Soccer Capt. KISS Lisa Blasdale Linda Bloomberg Jared Bluestein Leaving to go chase my dreams, and dance on forever. 38 favorite Male Solo Singer • Michael flackson, Zont Petty, ' David Howie, Kobert Plant Jodi Borin To achieve my highest goals. Michael Bouchard Eric Boudreau Leonard Bouffard Edward Bogash i Electrical Engineer, Success through corruption!, 128 at 22! 1 Scott Bornstein Squint Scott Bourassa A man who fights through all ! battles, and also skates away. Denise Bourgeois E.C.E. To make Mom + Dad hap- py. To grow old with Dave. David Bovio Bov”, Football 51 VT 83”, Hiunt, Thanx! Maribeth Bowlds LA MEASURE DE L ' AMOUR EST D’AIMER SANS MEASURE. FF WITH KIM B. favorite dentate Solo Singer-. Stevie flicks, Pat Penetar, Oliva flewton-j olin, Pot) Qeorge Maria Branquinho Dawn Marie Brothers Football Cheerleading-, St. Council; EC4 TUNA Michael Brewer Sr. Hmrm Rep. LaX, Brew. To ski Mt. Everest + make it out alive. Douglas Broughton Lori Brewington Later; It ' s been real; JLSC JL 4- EVA A. M.F. Richard + Lori FREEI Richard Broughton Basketball Baseball Flomeroom Rep FLFF Retire by 30 thanks. Kerry Bradley Look Ma I made itl I love you MY Goodbye SANTLJMcENKBC in DE Fleather Boylan To be rich and famous. Mark Branciforte Lori Brigley Flairdressing 40 Kadio Station, WMZZ , , mm KJSS-IOS, IV AM Brian Brown I ' m Gone! Bruce Brown Basketball, and going for it all. Jeffrey W. Brown Stage One Pres. Move over How- ard Cosell, I’m cornin’ thru! John Bruno Kimberly Budd Although we may part the memories will last a lifetime. FF MB Elizabeth Burnett Favorite subjects: art, math, and Scott!! Edward Burke Skiing, Camp and the B b Business Administration. Laura Burns Stud. Council, Football Chldr. NHS. Gymnastics team (Capt.) Linda Burkinshaw Let The Good Times Roll!” Chris Byrnes I make it Mom and Dad VFH Chris + Scott together forever! faithfully “ Hungry Cike Zhe Wolf favorite MZV Video: “ faolin ”, “ Meat Jt ” 41 Shawn Byrnes I made it finally, see you later school. TSSBT SWBI 83 Ligia J. Cabrera Hinky Dinky Parlez-voo? Presi- dent French Clubi Tanner Staff Laurie Caden The cradle rocks and I ' ll roll cause Van Halen is in my soull Stephen Calandra Soccer. To take it to the top and come out alive. Voc Sch Club Stephanie Cameron The better part of one ' s life con- sists of his friendships. Joe Canejo Bonnie Campbell BLS” always and forever Kelly Campbell Tammy J. Campagna Tam” Ftbl Chrldr Stud Coun Jus Kidn Ya” We’re E-Z” ALOHA-CLC Cheryl Cangiamila Be a model-cruise director Air- lines and love JLSCJL 4-eva favorite Video Hockey On MOV-. Alan Hunter, { .{J. {Jackson Mark Qoodntan, Nina Klackwood, 42 Mart t Quinn Christopher Cannon Leaves us for our boats. Christine Capone EMC David Lee Roth 4-eva L L JD SB. To last with Mark. Susan Capone Dream on - dream until your dreams come true. S. Tyler 73 Sandra Carlson James Carney 1 Criminal Justice, Retire at 25. Hiunt VT 83 H.HI Janice Cardinale Janice Carney Lisa Carney Look Ma I made it! Free at lastl ' The better part of ones life con- sists of his friendships.” Annette Carrabba Way to go, Gail! Gail Carrabba Sports Ed. 84 Meta. Couldn ' t have made it without Net. 7a mite Disc Hockey: Charles D ay u id era, Sun ay Ho White, Duane Jn galls Qlasscoek (WKCJV), Htarveu Warfield 43 Bethanne Casey Business courses. To be happy with Dave forever. Colleen Cassidy BFFDF-, 4-Q DCLS-F. To always stay as happy as I am now. Corinna Aleta Cassidy In out door track. SJP FB Cheer- leader. Smiles forever” Glen Cassidy To have my own business and to make a lot of money. Tracy Cassidy MIDNIGHT RAIDERS Slick PPF-81 JrSSr class sec. Carlos Cesar Susan Chalifour Adam Chenery Rebecca Chesbro Susan Chick When 1 was a child. 1 caught a PHS Band 3 yrs. To do my best and fleeting glimpse ...” work hard. Smurfs “ Stints tones ” Samite Cartoon • “ Mugs Runny Road Runner Show ;• Scooby T)oo ; )f Richard Christoforo Deborah Ciman Maureen Claffey David Clarke Stage One Musicman, Oliver. Look out PBI MSOSF 416-83 Andrew Coan To have my cake and eat it too” Cathy Clopper Stage One. French Club. Soccer HR Rep. Follow your dreams.” Jodi Coburn Fanner Editor-Chief, French Club, ■econdary Education. Rosa Coelho Friends are what make the world go around. Key Club Treasurer. Kelly Cohane PPF 60 GCV JTMM The Police Ski Trips Soph sec Gimpy. Jeffrey Cohen favorite Soap Opera .• Several Hospital, All My Children, Striding Cight, My £ife” 45 Jodi Cohen N.H.S. Science League, Tennis. Eva Remember The Boys” S BFA Joanne Cooper Darryl Coulter Mitchell Cohen Ronald Cooper To be a millionaire and drive a red Ferrari.” Michael Crane Machine Shop Midnight Raiders Kinky PPF 11 HR Rep DMM-ILY Stephanie Corrigan French Club, SJP Cheerleader Never stop dancingl Jacqueline Cooper Stud. Coun. Soph Prez, Lat Club Alohal CLC What? Home- room?!” Lynn M. Costa Child Ed. Someones gotta do it We ' re E-Z Aloha-CLC! GLM Caren Conners 46 favorite Zootit paste-. Crest, Colgate, Zriple-Proteetion Agua-faesit Patricia Cronin PC” Field Hockey, Spr. Track Spec. Ed. Go Irish! Maureen Cronin You only live once, but if you do it right, once is all you need. Richard Crocker To live and let die. Happiness with my little girl Lisa. Penelope D. Crawley German Club To start the day with a smile. Michael Patrick Cunningham JAFO shib subliminal seduction You can’t stop Rock-n-Roll!” Philip Cronin Baseball, Econ. Phd., Wall St. Si- necure, Thank you Paine Web ber Adolfo Cuevas Architectual Engineering, Karate Football.” Is a way of life. Maria Cunha To be happy and successful at everything I do. Julie Curran Field Hockey Basketball Softball Latin Club. NHS Andrea Curewitz Fashion Buyer Computers HR Rep Meta JJJ : J” TGIB DCT ASK’D “Jf you choose not to decide, you’ll still have made a choice.” Susan Czarnecki P.S. Live. Love. + Laugh. Kimberly Curreri Co-Capt. Basketball Cheerleader. To be happy and successful. Thomas Cusatu Kelly Dalton Hcky Cheering. ECU BF-KAT TUNA Hey, get a real laugh.” Brenda Daniels ‘ Steven Deeb A New Day will Dawn for those who stand long. Judith Delulis You will always be surrounded by true friends - LA CE MR PC SM. favorite Daytime Z V. Performer: fjokn Stamos, Susan Cucci, Theodora Dakos Robert Davey Lynne Della Croce Dental Hygienist. Com. Sci. Club HR. Rep., Mom + Dad. I made itl Zriston Rogers, 48 Zke Reaver. Anthony DiCicco Stud. Coun. Salisbury TD EB PC Hiunt Loves Lisa 2 26 83 Norma Dickie I plan to work with animals, and keep on PARTYIN’I Catherine Devereaux The Last of the Lucky Seven.” I made it Mom and Dad, Luv Youl Ekaterina Diamantopoulos To be happy and successful in cos- metology. Greek Club. Allison Dennehy Hope to be a nurse somedayl LIVE LOVE LAUGHI Stacy Dick To be happy and successful with a career in merchandising. Renee DiLorenzo WD ' S 4-eva, R. Bch, T.B U.M.J.C.i Thanx Ma + Dad Thomas M. Diminture Jr + Sr class treasurer wants law yer political career. YAAFAH Christine DiOrio Dina DiPaolo Student Council President Football Cheerleader favorite ft each: Qood Harbor, Wingaerskeek, Revere, “My one with sand.” Ellen Diskes MT-GARHC, CC Bum, AL, ST, UWP Luv you Mom + Dad Darrin Donovan Mark C. Dolan I’m gonna be rich! I hope every body makes it in the future Debra Donovan The future is ours, we are the ones who go on. Michael Donovan Basketball-capt. NHS Stud. Coun, Hiunt NYWA GJGFC Bruce Dow Fondest Memory: Police Concert Plans: Aircraft Mechanic Kristine Doyle To be successful and happy in whatever I do. Eden Dow It’s up to us: together we can push the clouds away.” Zhose crazy nights, J do remember in my youth . J do recall, those were the best times, most of all.” Lynette Dunn Good luck to JLSCJL 4-eva. Re- member the good times. Live-Love Michael Drinan F.O.M.E. Fogg Crew Forever Show Time Elizabeth Durkee Swimming, sign, drama. Design, YLC, BYF. Kim Dzuineski William Edmonds William Eagan Christine Emmett You will always be surrounded by true friends. -MR JD MH PC Donna Ellison Punk, Adam Ant, CRBWHi Dance in New York: Thanx CKR Kimberly Ellis Toni Eon Cross country. Indoor, Outdoor Track. favorite Sports Personality: Mo ward Cosell Danny Ainge, “VaC Pete Peeters, “Me”. Dona Faria Michael Farinola BFFCC; 4-Qj DCLS-F Steven Feinstein Lewis Feldman Ernest Felice It’s been fun, but it’s time to get out into the real world. Dawn Fenton Ka can I wear . . . Love you Ernie! Friends 4-eva Kim LYMDB!!! Kimberly Fermon HR Rep Music; Chorus, Telesis; I - 4 - 3 KBR Emilia Fidalgo Friends are forever AMFAA-CB DF AS MR MH Dl DW DT MP. Edward Fitzsimons Steven Flynn X-Country (Capt), Indoor Out- Punk Hill Lives. See Ya! door Track, FFP Club, 4-Q Cl ub, MFP Cleanest P.M.S. Pat kroon, A- Mouse “ Zke Puskes Outside. Girls ; Gym Cocker Room ' s, Charles Fotheringham The world would be better if ev- eryone would be themselves. Esther Franco Own a Mercedes 380 SL Memories of RB w MB MG CW. Be happy. David Francoeur Business Adm. Economics Political Science. Skiing, Sailing. Susan Forsythe I never knew what love was be- fore. until I met Paul. Colleen Frasca Student Council, North Shore Student Advisor. Thomas Fraser Marc S. Freedman Stage One, Prez-Aza, LBL, 7-11 Club, Sr. Hoops, V.B. Scott Fuller Capt. X-C 1-0 Track, FFP Club, 4- Club, A.M. is Awesome! Dina Furtado To be successful in accounting. Sports-Mercedes 1 Jeffrey Freedman favorite Qum-. bubble um ; Dentyne ; Wrig ley’s Spearmint; “(Sum by. 53 favorite Z. V. Show Cheers ; ' Dynasty A- Zeam, Mill Street Blues 54 ♦ Scott Geraghty Peter Gerakaris Hockey, graphic management. To Football 44, Track, Engineering, be with Darlene forever.” Christopher Gibson May all my classmates find what they are looking for in life. Athena Gikas Joseph Garzone Arthur Giftakis Sr. HR Rep. Engineering. Aero- space Design. To be richll Audrey Giles t Stage I, The Tanner Unicorns are magic. J ' adore Mark D. ; t Dancell Lisa Gardner Luv ya, Mom and Dad. I made it ROG!! To be happy ALWAYS. Julie Ann Gargas Jules” Capt. -Gymnastics AMFAAI To Waikiki! My friends-the best! Carol Gapski fa Richard Gill 1 ' arpentry Michelle Girard Mish” To be happy + rich. Re- member my friends. Thanks Mom + Dad Dorothy Giunta Dawn Glaudel Stacey Glazer Stephanie Glover Legal Secretary, Ask d FL 57 82 To travel and to party! A03 James Glenn Jill S. Glusgol HR Rep. Lat. Club SMT Don ' t you hate when . . TUNA Matthew Golden R8R jgfifiS 3 m wS 3 Susan Goldberg j ' uv U DGI U2 JM! Thanx TLS! iSTTRMI Rover! Goats + llumby. 1 favorite Mall • liberty Zree, ftorthskore Shopping Center 55 Jennifer Gray Lee Goodwin Lori Grieves To succeed. Key bds. II Psy. Ten- nis, be happyl Kevin Guzofski John Grzdako Successful Auto Mechanic. Linda Guild FFWJK. BFNTF. BFDS. LYJGI Loverboyl MRWAAB. Couchi Sixll FOUT. Laura Flail Eva Haight Thanx Mom and Dad, SOYOTF Good luck my friends. Dennis Guzofski To be successful and to spend my life with my babe Sheri. Melody Grella Italian Princess WANTED bl Rx7 bfs. MB EF CW Luv Ya Ma Dad Val 56 Pest School jCutick: Pizza, Chicken Patties, Snack, food, “None Elaine Hantzopoulos The Police, skiing, HP TS KB JM SS MR MM. I ' m outta herein Jeffery Hardenstine To some day meet B.S.j To love T.P. Pre Med. Cindy Haroutunian To make my one special dream come true and be happy forever. Veve Hantzopoulos Maureen A. Hart In Outdoor track The Best of Friends” JG MR KE SM MB CE. Scott Harwood Mary Harriman To be with Mark . . . the man I love. Leah Havelick Still Water Runs Deep Cyndee Hayes Florida! Happiness to friends, forever. Christopher Hayward Basketball. Hiunt” NYWA GJGFC I. H. J. Worst School Cuiiclu Scrambled Hamburg, tteef Stew, Peabody Subs, “Mil Kimberly Hesse James Heavey Kevin Hebert Machine Shop. Over worked and under paid. Elizabeth Hersey Nursing. Wishing good friends the best of luck in the future. Kristin Hicks To be successful you must be your- self. HR Rep. Arthur C. Hiou Sr. Uass V.P. Indoor-outdoor track. Career in communica- tions. Mark Hooper Janet Horel H W.D.’s W.L ' s C.T’s. To be rich, powerful 6 famous. Eileen Horsman To be successful + happy. To all my friends-Good luck. HR Rep NHS Mark Hurwitz Basketball, MJFC, BUG “Soon you ' ll be older, but you ' ll see through the same eyes.” Debra Innis To be happy. Thanks Ma and Dad for your help. Love ya Stevell Allayne Jacavanco To succeed in life and to be happy with Mike forever. Kerstin Jacob NHS French Club Nothing is im- possible so follow your dreams.” Gary Jewett Darlene Johnson Julio Jimenez To all you homeboys around . . . Keep it upl You’ll survive. Mary Johnson Greatest desire: TRUCK DRIV- ER just like u Dadl Shine on 84”l Scott Johnson NATALIE, Laura, Soph. Chem. Sid” Golf Capt. To be a golf pro. Adam Johnston Leave the unit directors our sto- ries forever. George Joos Varsity Soccer, Science League, Math League. French Club. favorite cereal. Cap’t Crunch, frosted frakes, Apple flacks, JCife (“ Che One Mi key jCikesl”) 59 Janet Judge Party Oni Cherish all my time with Mike foreval JLSCJL 4-EVA Jill Elaine Kadis Start every day with a smile even it it isn’t a MONDAY!” George Justice Gregory Kapoglis The key to success and prosper- ity is being Greek! Karen Katcher French Club, USY, Finance Catherine Katsarakes Pres. Greek Club, Stage I, With a song in my heart” MAC-51283 Laurie Gail Katz If I am not for myself, who will be for me?” favorite Actor: Rickard Qere, Sylvester Stallone, Zorn Cruise, Robert Kantrowitz Jennifer Katsulis Aloha CLC. C-toast Cheer- leader Straight to the Tonight Show! Patricia Kehoe “Mr. Z’ Bradley Keimach Robert James Kelley Bob” Football 75 DILLIGAF Hiunt” See ya” Joseph Kerwin Brian Kelly Football, Basketball Captain, Base- ball, St. Council, N.Y.W.AI David Kelly Steven Kemp Varsity Soccer, Band Kimberly King Aloha C.L.CI Love Ya M + DI Best friends with Suzie always” Eric Kischell Good-bye Peabody High School, Hello M.l.T. Mark Klotz To be a pro golfer. Get a haircut” Celts, Eagles 1 favorite Actress: Meatfier jCocklear, Sally field, Nancy Me Keen, Miss Piggy, Kickatd Simmons . 61 Eric Koslouskis Shirley Kolodziej To Live, Love, Laugh, and to be happy with Tommy foreverl Lisa Krasinski Darlene ' s Sidekick” I Love Jim- my! Cosmetology” Slava Krigman Paul A. Krisko Phillip Krouse Thanks for the Memories”-Sum- mer of 83- R-Trips MM PS DR CZ Helen Kutsumitis Gary LaFond Kutsey” To take lifes ups and downs one day at a time. Angela LaMonde Carolyn Lamonde Today’s dreams are tomorrow’s future.” 62 favorite Restaurant: Haywards, Cand Sea, Kowloon’s, “ Mickie Deeds’ David Lebron DOOM” Football, Basketball Baseball. I Love CULO? Larry Legere Machine Shop. Always willing to give blood. MrRollins Im bleedingl Leanne Legget CAPT. Hcky Chrlding HR Rep Luv g Happiness always with B.V. Scott Legrow Jamity Store, Jordan Marsh, 7-11 or Store 24 , Kockit Kecords, Musiclaad. Jill Larrabee Robert LeBel Keith LeBlanc Varsity Hockey Team Michael Lander Susan Leafer Meta 84, To always be best friends with Kim.” Love Ya M + D. Stephen LeBlanc 63 Ann Marie Levesque PPF 83 RMNFRNDS4EVA-MIKE EDKC TFPSFI? TRMASFI LUV Ya Mom 6 Dad Ronda Lezberg NFIS FlrRep FFHGNP Thomas Narly! Go Hawaiian Infatuation James Libbey FOOTBALL Center 66 The Who FSTM Chlmfd Reverything R + C VT Tonia C. Liford Football Cheerleader Capt. St. Cncl. Stay happy w Michael TUNA Joyce Leonard Susan Lembidakis Bnd Fr 6 Gr Clb. Don’t be sad it’s over just be glad it happened. Joseph Lendall Jay” LAM LNWDL You D Go Cards Never Surrender Mr. Crow- ley. Mark Leventhal This is it - the final stretch. Mark Leonard Capt. Soccer, Hockey-Baseball Peanut HNIB-North 4 Lenny WG-99 64 favorite drink: Pearl Harbors, Coke Pepsi, Peer, Kum and eoke, “ 3 it zi’s Punch. I Shawn Lynch Debra Lyons Business Management. Best of luck to all my friends! Susan MacAskill Frenchi , SJP Football Cheering BFSA. DLR. Lisa MacClellan The best is yet to come. Hold on tight to your dreams! Lee 84 Pest Place Zo Qo When Skipping: Peach, Party, Monte, Another City, “Venus. Anselmo Lopes Sandra Lowry To be Rich. Remember Friends Find Jim Morrison JLSCLJ 4-EVA David Lucas Red. ELECTRICAL SHOP David Linn li Homeroom Rep I, 2, 3 Michael Lurie Better a land of peace than a piece of land.” Natalie Lucas Business Course. To live, love, laugh, and be happy with Rick. Lisa MacGilvary Live, Love, and Laugh I.LJ.C. Stage One Lynne Ann Mackenzie HR Rep Stg I Sec META HB Kidnap Tommy Shaw - The Future is ours! Renee J. Macone NHS META HR Rep Cpt-SJP Cheer- ing To have a friend is to be one.” Jeffrey Martin Maguire Jeffa, Football 89. To always keep my Dad proud of me. Michele Majur Lisa Mallard College Courses To be happy and make big bucks! “Sing dor Zhe Day, Sing dor Zke Moment, Sing dor Zke Zime Of our Cife” Steven Maguire Soccer-keepa Bsktball DJ-BCN Mugsy CLASH R + C FSTM RE- VERYTHING Edward Mahoney Maureen Mahoney Nothing is going to break my stride. Live, Love, Laugh + Rich Sandra Maio I’m glad it’s all behind me. 66 James Malvarosa John Scott Malvitch Treasurer of Computer Club Sci- ence League Anne M. Manning F-Hockey. Capt. B-Ball, Capt. S- Ball. 89 D. P., T.E., SNOIT” Lisa Mansourani Mom, Dad I made itl To partyl Stay with Dicky 4-eva Adam Marciniszyn Amy Margolis Jeanette Marks Keith Marron I will never forget Mom, Dad, Shal- First man to bicycle down Niagara ly, and Revere Beach. Falls. Michael Joseph Mantsourani MUNTS” Bang Your Head ST- G. H.R. $To play forever! Mar- shall Power Suzanne Mara To have a career in Dental Hy- giene. Spring and Winter Track. “ Mey Man- J Don’t Seel Dike Going Zo School No Moret 67 Maureen McCarthy Donna M. McCarthy Soc-cap. NHS HR Rep, Rep ' em off, Ya Mutha” Alohal CLC, TUNA Tina Martinello The longest day has an end. Thanks Mom and Dad. See ya, Bye! Sandra Martell Linda Mattuchio To go to school for Early Child- hood Ed. Live, Love, and Laugh. David Martin Russell Martin French Club Vice-President. Sci- ence League. Tanner William McCarthy I finally made it. To succeed in life. This Bud’s for you. AMF Denise Mazzola National Honor Soceity. Basketball Cheerleader Maryann Marsh Count you age by your friends not your years, -mad hatter- 68 favorite Class-. Co.mge, English, Clinch, Homeroom. Chad McDougall Karate GO FOR IT” Brian McDonald Mr. Eager Fan Club” Good Luck Class of ' 84. Heidi McEwen What does the future hold for me Clerical Secretary. Ellen Marie McGinn Anything is possible for those who believe . . . God Luck to all. Douglas McGrath To live it upl Bleacher Madness. To be with Denise foreva. Mary McGray Newspaper staff, French Club NHS, To Live. Love, fe Laugh! Sean McHugh John McKay Michael McKenzie Going on to make a life with S DOUBLE G. It Wasn ' t a Mistake. Karen. Candy,” Fatman, Teddybear Mary Rose McKinnon I finally did it Ma and Dad. To have love S happiness Bob 4-EVA. Ceast favorite Class: Math, Computers, Physics, Gym 69 Mary McLaughlin Stage One VP, NHS Pres. Tanner Ast Ed., I’ll Follow the Sun.” John McMahon Basketball. EPU, NYWA. Jerry Mathers Fan Club Beth Ann Medina To become an RN and build a long and happy life with Brian. Ann Mendonca Bang” BFSS to go to school in England. Stephanie Mello Capt. Cross country, winter and spring track friends always-SMK. David Meunier Joseph Millea Denise Miller Successful business person. Jodi Miller To never forget the great friends I’ve made at PVMHSI “And When Zke broken- Hearted People doing Jn Zke World Agree, Zkere Will Me An Answer, dt Jt Pe.” 70 Patrick Mills Class of 84” is the Best. Varsi- ty Baseball, Soccer. Nishan Mootafian ; Hockey, Soccer PP-I. Nish, Arme- nian Power, Bruins. To play at BG. Harold Moss Premel Mistry Joseph Modica John Montague Tennis, Band, Science League. Good Luck in the futurel Marc H. Mover Soccer LaX Thanks PK Summer ’83 ILU MDJRSD R-Trips PK PS DR CZ Barney Murphree James Murphy Football Capt. Track Lacrosse T.H.S.F. VT 83 o ' alright. Samite Candy Ear: Snickers, Zw ' ue, Nestles Crunch, Milky Way . 71 William Murphy Brian Murray Football 10, Baseball, Bleacher Football, Indoor Track, Lacrosse, Bums, F.S.T., J.P. French Club. Scott Murray Computing Into the Future. Kristin Murtagh Always M.M. Never forget N.B. - Nancy Myerow Patricia Myers To make Mom and Dad proud Hcky Cheering, Yrbk, EC-3, TUNA Paul Navarro I broke away I’m on my way. This is my ESCAPE and New Frontiers. Catherine Nee Good-bye. Farewell, and Amen. Steven Neistorowich Jim Morrison says. This is the end. Toro Racing Team 1978- 1983. Mary Nee . . on my way.” 72 Pest Excuse for Not Doing Homework: “Dog Ate Jt”, “What! Homework?” , “J found No Need Zo Continue Zke Educational Process During Zhe Nocturnal Hours.’’ Mary-Ellen Newbury Cpt. SJP cheering, Latin Club, Meta. To make the best of what’s ahead Elizabeth O’Hara Kelly O’Neill Capt. Basketball Cheerleading, NHS, Latin Club. LSK Darlene Newell Michael Norton I live for my dream and a pocketful of Gold. -Led Zepp Kathleen O ' Connell HR Rep. 3 yrs. H.B. parties Thanks for the memories, guysl Sharon O’Neil Farewell” Jacqueline O ' Hara Greek Club, Stage I Omiklashaw forever” Dennis O’Neil Jr. Sr. Pres. St. Council Football Baseball VT. ’83 Suna-P CGL Janet O’Rourke Nursing, SSC. HR Rep., Eddie- Jan saecula saeculorum. Hest Peabody Hangout: Cand Sea, Praetiee Held, “Any Party!” 73 Diane Pappadouplos Daniel Palomo I never had so much fun living and learning so much. George Panopoulos Demitri Panos The Police 1 Fan V-Tennis. Wish ya luck-catch ya on the B-side. Lori Paradis Frank Pechinsky Ran 87th Boston Marathon ' 83 NHS X-Country CHAMPS JV BB DH 400 Vincent Pasaquariello Heidi Parent Skiing. The Police; (Sting), I made itll “So Zonigkt We’re (Jenna Party JCike Jts J999” Maureen Ellen Pelley To Live, Love, and be happy al- � ways. Tina Penta SJP Cheerleader. Soar high and reach for the sky. Michael Peluso Bsbl Ski College Thanx Mom + Dad Puzo BT JW BT SF EF JH Thats all Sharon Pendleton Hear instruction and be wise, and do not neglect it. Proverbs Joyce M. Peruffo Fb. Chrld Aloha CLC Take me to the caves! KJHA BFAKB LY- MOM. Sophia Petradelis N.H.S. -Greek French Club. L.S.K.- Discover Conquer” Diane Pettipas NHS, Captain Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball, Homeroom Rep. AM Rafael Piantini Ruth Pierce Ruth Pierce James Glenn. Essex Aggie . . . Nursing. Anthony Picano Let the good times roll. Any way you want it. Neal Schon” favorite Books-. Zhe Mob bit, Zhe Outsiders, Mo One Mere (jets Out Alive, “Shout! 75 Antonio Pimenta Maria Pinto The good days are over. Neal Pokat Kenneth Popham Baseball HR Rep Latin Club Good I shall succeed at anything I do. Times, Good Friends, Good-bye! Peter Price Golf. Let It Roll. John Powers Band, Newspaper, NHS These are the best of times.” Matt Promise Best of luck to the Class of ’84 May you all succeed in life. Lisa Purdy To be partners with Ana in the KGB. Love you Mom and Dad. Brian Rahilly Charles Provenzano 76 Best Excuse for Being Cate-. Bus, Car u Oops! Sorry”! Problems, Overslept, Severe Social Entanglement, Lauren Raiter EMC. VAN HALEN LIVES 4- EVA. CC. JD. SB. LR. LIVE 6 BE HAPPY. Leslie Raiter EMC, JD, SB, CC, LR To last with John Snow always VAN HALEN LIVES Scott Rancourt Band. Stage One, Science Club It’s about time!” Scott Reardon Jonathan Richardson Congratulations to the Class of 084 It is the Best. Good Luck” Daniel Dwight Rigol Riggie” Football 88 Track LaX Hockey Hiunt R-Trips PS PK MM CZ Kevin Rittershaus Elizabeth Rivitz To always be happy and stay friends with Sue and Julie 4-eva Kest Excuse dor Being Absent, Mo Clean Underwear, “Zhought Jt Was Saturdau Sick, “ We Mad School?!? Amy Rodrigues Paul Rizzo LaX. Skiing. To go to college. Veronica Rocker Midnight Raiders Vic” PFF 42 I ' m black, and your notl Roni Loren Walter Rocker III (Rock) FtbL Track. Sci. League I Love CULO! 42 Sherri Ann Rodriguez I want to Live. Love, and Laugh. Karen Romano Cpt. X-Country, Indoor Outdoor Track. Fr. Club, NHS Jeffrey Rose Big Block Chevy RULES; Eat it up Fley, Mr. Eager; ROZO” Andrew Ross Daniel Rowe Rochelle Rowley From a JOURNEYS ESCAPE comes Midnight Raiders DIN PPF NEW FRONTIERS NEAL SCHON 85. Hm. Rep. Woopie Doopie. Forever! 78 John Russell Timothy Russell Sworn to fun, loyal to none. D.S. H.A.O.A. Michele Sacks Reach out toward life and you ' ve taken the first step ...” Maureen Ryder Friends Forever MFI JG CE JD PC CY. Michael Paul Ryan (HOLLYWOOD) Capt. Football, Capt. LAX, Hockey, THSF VT-83 Robert Russell °aula Paula Salem David forever. Michael Sanderson FISH Football 83, Track 24 Thanks for the memories AML Scott Sandler Carlos E. Santos I like to play basketball and I want to go into engineering. What Js Zhe Sharpest Cooking Car? Corvette (A Red One!), Serrari, Mercedes, Zrans Ant (Black). 79 Joseph Scacchi Basketball. Get me outta herel Janine Scanzillo Daddies are the only guys a girl can trust. Hey, Joyceyl J-EL Michael Schmidt Sally Schubert May all your hopes and dreams come true. Ilene Schulman Forever ending, but beginning still.” Dawn Scopa Good Times w LM BC JM CB TR + CS 4-eva. ILU Mom and Dad. Stanley Searles Never try to hustle the East.” Linda Secorsky McDs” JC DW RA Summer ' 83 party life, free, thunderbird blue, cats “Don ' t Jtang On, Nothing Casts forever Cut Zhe Earth And Sky. Paul Sedlier Golf Capt., Hockey Sed” To be a golf pro. Karen M. Selvo Leaving for my life with Jess and to achieve personal goals. John Shaw Carlos da Silva Anna Silva John Silva Bball Chrldr. May the future bring me happiness and success. Michael Silva Olivia Silva Midnight Raiders PPF 11 1st STG Word Process! Art hi LC Scott M. Silva Holly Simone “J Zhink Of Childhood friends, And Zhe Dreams We Mad.” 81 Tracy Lynn Simons RAD” HmRep Grp 83 B.fd BSBTTFF TROVER Luv ya Dad Ma Scot Sha Mark Sironi Sara Slafsky Tatiana Slutsky Fr.CI. STAGE I. ' You’re supposed to dream when you are young.” Craig Smith I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon. Donna Smith To be happy and successful, never forget my good friends. Shari Smith ALOHA-CLCI Hockey Ch. Fsh. mdse. SM, PJB. 7-11. BJJ (Still) Mom. Lisa Smith Co-Captain Girls Basketball Team. ' Good-bye, Liser!” Michele Smith Business School. To have many cats. Good Luck Class of ”84 Maryann G. Smith Senior HR Rep. I hope to live a hap py life. 82 favorite Albums-. Synckronicity (Police), Zkriller (Michael Jackson), Pyromania ( ' Def Ceppard), 19 S 4 (Van Malen). George Smyrnios Football. Indoor Track, La- crosse Captain. Peter J. Smyrnios Football 15, Track, LAX-Captain Hoc. R trip PK DR MM CZ SY 81 84 Mark Solda Keith Soldani To be successful in whatever I do. Leon Spaneas To know others is wisdom, to know oneself is enlightenment. Ladislau Sousa P.V.M.H.S. a memory forever. Jeanne E. Sparks David Spinale 5 to I, I to 5, no one gets out alive. Melinda Spinosa Melissa Spinosa The mold of a man ' s fortune lies in his own hands. “So Jf ] ou Zkink you’re JCife Js Complete Confusion Because you Never Win Zhe (fame, fust Kemember Zkat Jts A (fraud Illusion And Deep Jnside We’re All Zhe Same.” 83 Sally Jeanne Spors To have the best of times and con- quer dreams. Christine Stella David Sullivan I came, I saw, I conquered. I leftll Cathy Stein Daniel Stanton Eileen M. Stark I leave all speeding tickets and fast Meta, Science League, Fr. Club. To cars to PVMHS. be happy, healthy, and richl Jay Sternberg Elaine Stillman Dawn Stubbs V.P. A.Z.A. - FLA. - WIST - NFIS Band, Pres. Track HR Rep SJP Cheering Forever Smiling! 84 “Don’t Det ' Em Put ] ou Down, Don’t Cet ’Em Push ]fou Mound Don’t Change ] our Point Of View.” Maryellen Sweeney Richard Szmyd Gotta face up to this life can ' t (Rich) Executive Stock Broker Suc- let it get the best of me! cessful and happy. Matthew Tambeau Susan B. Tanzer Love is But a Human Frailty. Kimberly Taylor ' We’ve only just begunll” Cynthia Theriault Sharon Thomas Darlene Thompson To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. Drum Major, VP Band, Band Coun- Hoc. Cheerleader. Legal Secretary cil. Friends are foreverl To be with Scott forever. Brendan M. Tighe Brian Tighe Monte Carlo 705999 Filenes 22069 We all need the clowns to make us Set a goal reach it, start again smile. Hey Pizane Wasup. “Gold, Always Believe Jn ] our Soul, you’ve Qot Zke Power Zo Know, you’re Jndestruetable. Always Believe Jt. ” Teresa Turner Terry” Early Childhood Ed. B Friend TAD. FFTS I love you Ma James Vlasuk ■ To be a guest on the David Let- terman show. I ■■.fc Debra S. Turransky Fashion buyer. Track, Hr. Rep, Hey guys, I made it. LYMAD. Leonard Vaillancourt Arthur Veloukas Jenny Vierra Indoor, Outdoor X-Country Track. To live life in the fullest. Anthony Vorrias Brian Waldron Deborah Wall Good-bye Mr. Celata for good. Major: Comp. Science, Comp. Sci. Club. Good luck to my friends. “f m finally Out Jn Zlie Clear And Tm dree, fee (jot Dreams Tm Jdving dor.” 7 87 “Our Memories Of yesterday Will Cast A Cifetime. We ' ll Zake Zhe Best Jorget Zlte Best, And Someday We’ll Sind . . . Zkese Are Zhe Best Of Zimes!” Richard Walsh National Honor Society Mem ber Engineering Major. Gregory Wall To make millions of dollars! Foot- ball, LAX, Student Council. Cynthia Walsh Fr. Cl. The best prophet of the fu ture is the past. Lisa Marie Warner Ftbl Chrldr Stud Coun Hey Sis LFRC Were EZ” Hiunt TUNA LYAD David Wasserman Newspaper, N.H.S., French Club, Celts 1, Thanks Ma and Dad. Gail Waters LYMFI SKI Bum, Coll Memba me + 4-gery, Farewell my frenz, 84. Kathy Whincup French Club, Tennis Team, Nursing, NHS. Kimberly Walsh Art Major Fashion Design HR Rep ASK: ' B07 Peace Love” Kimberly Watts NHS Sec, Soccer Co-Cap, FrCI Wel l, if we must we must.” WOOF” Melanie White Linda Wiggin Laurie Wilczynski Stage One. I want to love and laugh foreverl Take care. Cheryl Williams Calzone Better Late Than Never Sum ' 83 Comet GT RB W MB EF MG Dawn Williams RGA 4-eva mine GREENI LIONS! LS. JG Bro-JL ' ' Click-click wink Tammy Wojik John Wong Acc. Major. Hoping to succeed for Dad and Mom. Now or never! Laurie Xerras Greek. French Club, LSK Basketball Cheerleader. To be happy.” Nicholas Yannios Leaves his garage for a Ouiot Riot. What Js Worst At Peabody High? Cliques, Zeachers, Standing Jn Crowded Malls!” “Stupid Underclassmen 89 Carol Young Eventing Forever! Sugar B.P. 1 N.H.S. Good Luck Everybody! Rhonda Zimmerman Memories are the one thing no one can ever take away from you. Fotena Zouppas Karen Zunick FST I and II French Club, JP, NERUSY DW, Thanks to my friends. What Js Pest About Peabody High? friends, Counge, Sports, fridatf s, “Peing A Senior Jn Zke Class Of ’84!” CiAJH£K A SMV James Anthony Eric Archambault Fernando Batista Richard Beckett Yvonne Bettencourt Chris Bierman Chris Bitsas Eric Brimcombe Ronald Britt Neil Cote Matthew Dolan Derek Drolet Mark Dzengelewski Lisa Dzierzanowski Joseph Espinola Steven Gaetani Brian Gauthier Julie Gilmore Stephen Glass John Hussien Pamela Karamas Gary Kiley Svetlana Kvitnitsky Patrick Lanza Thomas Leahy Richard Lebel Glenn Leger Kenneth Louf Dawn Lovato Brenda Lundbohn Terease Maria Abigail Martin Sully Medrano-Baez Tracey Miller Anne Moynihan Michael Novick Joseph Oliveira Russell Oliver Eduardo Pereira John Pereira Abu Pigott Thomas Riley Dana Roberts John Rogers Stephen Russo Anthony Santagate Michael Savary Stephen Senese Scott Silva Helen Simone David Tracchia Peter Tsioropoulos Jeanne Vangelist Christopher Vinci Sandra Waugh W. Peter Zammer 1984 ejCASS WJjCjC Paul Krisko leaves up the Ipswich River with everyone ' s paddle. Jill. Lori. Tonia. Nancy. Kelley. Wendy, and Dawn-Marie leave with Sweet Dreams in Bermuda. Tammy Campagna leaves Greg Wall with one final Just kidd’n ya Dawn Stubbs leaves her smiley face on everything! Keith Marron leaves his Van Halen pin. Susan. Lisa, and Penny leave Mrs. Powers . . . But will be back. Linda Mattuchio leaves with the fearsome foursome (S.M.. A.M.. S.W., and L.M.) Susan Forsythe leaves her little brother behind. Marc Freedman leaves Father Toste. (Bye-Bye) Jay Sternberg leaves for Florida University. Eva Apostolopoulos leaves Brett (temporarily) Donna Ellison leaves her punk image. Puzo leaves Hard Guy a clue . Jodi Coburn leaves ladies ' lingerie in people’s pockets. Russell Martin leaves Mr. Cavanaugh in peace. Linda Secorsky leaves still in debt” Jim Turkette leaves satisfied. Kelley Dalton leaves the Blue Popsicle Janet Judge and Jill Larrabee buzz on to Classical High for a party! Bruce Dow leaves wearing blue and white. Maribeth Bowlds leaves Lynnfield bound. Spike leaves his ability to B.S. the world to death. Linda Wiggin and Tammy Moynihan leave foreverll Debbie Innis leaves her drawings of pigs. Robert Kantrowitz leaves a prom, a new job, and his mouth to science. Danny Palomo leaves a paradoxical question. Brian Tighe leaves to find his Monte Carlo. Michelle. Jodi, Kathy O., Tina. Lynne, Judy. Patti. Stacy. Ellen, and Kathy W. leave third lunch soap scoops and stories behind. Jodi Miller leaves 80 miles an hours. D.J. leaves 85 miles an hour. Kathy O ' Connell leaves chasing Jodi and D.J. Tony Picano leaves to meet Neal Schon, and to encounter a New Frontier. Jill Kadis leaves Homeroom if she ever makes it. Catherine Nee leaves a trail of painters caps. Judy Delulis leaves the Red Sox. Carol Young leaves for the barn. Sue Birkner leaves not wanting you to get the wrong idea . . . but Dawn Williams leaves everybody alone Rochelle Rowley leaves the space in her front teeth to Monkey Baker. Olivia Silva leaves laughing ... but always suave. Caren Conners leaves on a unicorn. Cathy Katsarakes and Debbie Ciman leave their Venture outfits and their sheet music. The Midnight Raiders leave, than k God! Laurie. Kelly, and Sophia leave for Danvers State. Denise Rechetnuk leaves for Europe. Ana Resendiz leaves for Acapulco and isn’t coming back. Kim Taylor and Lisa Purdy leave their empty minds! Doug. Jim. and Steve leave from third lunch — sick! J.V. leaves Joyce for Rhonda. Jodi Cohen leaves with all her questions. Kathy leaves Sharon’s driveway with a BANG! Linda Benjamin leaves with people calling Skootch” behind her. Brian Kelly leaves a B.Z.I Audrey Giles leaves in pursuit of M.D. David Kelley leaves with a quarter. Veronica Rocker leaves as Loren’s lil’ sister. Lynne Dellacroce leaves to be with Wayne and her friends. PYT forever!! Debbie Wall leaves to fulfill all her dreams. Steve Maguire leaves acoustically perfect. F.S.T. leaves to win the gold in the ’84 Olympics. Scott, Steve, and Jim leave Reverything. Mike Ryan leaves for Hollywood. Dennis. Murph, Jim. Bov. and Mike leave for Vermont and aren’t allowed to come back! Andrea, Stacey „ Kim and Daryl leave as TRUE FRIENDS1 Wendy Tirone leaves her Tuna” for KX) years Danny Rigol leaves doing the Riggie” George Smyrnious leaves the who-da-da-da” Peter Smyrnious leaves with KX) wives. Esther Franco leaves yeah” Mary Bellaconis leaves with her white vette” Michele Sacks leaves her red pajamas. Kim Walsh leaves in her red 1 - 28 . Heidi. Elaine. Tina and Kathy leave Drinan with a lot of moneyl Jackie. Lynn, Sue. Kathy, and Joyce leave for McDonald’s. Sue MacAskill leaves Sue Walton her locker for continued use next year. Melody Grella leaves to find a black Mazda RX7. Stacy and Artie leave together foreverl Corinna Cassidy and Maureen Hart leave the hurdles behindl Diane Pettipas and Anne Manning leave Mr. McCarthy dancing to Super Freak” ... by himself. Natalie Lucas leaves her smile. Tina and Dina leave together, isn’t that cutel Elaine and Heidi leave the Police wrapped around their fingers. Beth Casey and Denise Bourgeois leave with classl Mary McKinnon leaves her BIG MOUTH” Leslie and Lauren Raiter leave their big mouths” behind. Chris Capone leaves to find a candy-apple red vette. Dave Lebron leaves Mr. Faria his excuses. Kelley. Nancy. Dawn-Marie, and Lori leave the E.C. ' s” Premel and Michelle leave to blow up the world. Sharon Thomas leaves the tradition of F.O.A.D. to Anne Trabucco. Gail Waters leaves without her hook. Kris Doyle leaves her turtle shell. Heidi Ankeles leaves for Danvers State Hospital . . . peacefully. Janice Carney leaves Mr. Eager smilingl John and Cyndee leave H.N. to be alone. Maryann Marsh leaves her books. Demetri Panos leaves My Toe . Adolfo Cuevas leaves by Rocking all them home boys” Carlos E. Santos leaves the lunch with the cucuboys. Jodi Coburn leaves The Tanner and Mrs. Hague reluctantly. Kerstin J. leaves quietly. Dawn and Premel leave to continue their book. Michele Girard leaves Mish” and the memoires of Tina and Stacey behind. Lynn Afrow leaves outspoken and speechless. Lynne and Julie leave in search of Tommy and Sting. Maryann Smith leaves the memories behind of Mo and Jo. Cheri Williams leaves on time. Kim Hesse leaves her FAMOUS” sweaters to Eileen Stark and Athena Gikas. Tracy Simons leaves without saying a word. Susan Goldberg leaves with warm, friendly” smilesl Karen Zunick leaves her locker banged CLOSED! Dawn Fenton. Kim Dzuineski and Dawn Lovato leave through the front doors. Terease Maria leaves. Arthur Giftakis, Abu Pigott, Barney Murphree. and Chris Bierman leave lounge!! I. Chris Emmett, leave behind the best of times with my friends and to be with Tommy forever. I. Joanne Cooper leave the super memories of my friends behind and take my worries” with me. Linda Bloomberg leaves her Junior Prom Queen title at the Palace” Pattie PC Cronin leaves the Best of Irish luck to Bear, Kid. Carol, Mo. Chris. Judy. Lynne, and the rest of the crew at PHS. John Agurkis leaves his tu-tu for Halloween time. I. Adam Chenery, leave only moderately sane. Judy Delulis and Lynne Afrow leave as best friends. Mary McLaughlin leaves in search of Paul McCartney. Carol and P.C. leave pickles and chocolate” Robin B. leaves a fantasy behind. Maribeth Bowlds and MaryEllen Newbury leave on time. Kim Budd leaves with class and good memories. Tammy Campagna. Kathy Barry, and Lynn Costa leave searching for the caves. Jim Turkette leaves for his own world. Jeff Brown leaves his KX) voices. Lynne Mackenzie leaves to find a crystal ball. Kathy Bastarache and Tina Stella leave for BIGGER and BETTER things. Eileen Stark and Sue Lembidakis leave talking about Camp Rotary. Michael Donovan leaves for the park looking for Alan” Loren Rocker leaves his goynka” Jeff Maguire leaves peacefully? Wendy Tirone leaves the third lunch Pudding Pops. Marc Mover leaves his trademark. Bob Kelley leaves a memorable New Years Eve . . . Jackie Cooper leaves her 180 makeup permits. Jill Kadis leaves her yearbook position to Renee Macone. Renee Macone leaves ready to quit a job she hasn ' t even started. The ' 84 Meta Staff leaves with memories of Mr. Wilson and thanks to Mr. Hardy! Joseph R. Mello Social Studies Elizabeth Graczyk Social Studies Raymond Ouellette English George Lembidakis Pre-Vocational John Mallia Auto Repair Sandra Ring Special Education Charles M. Rollins Machine Shop Charles Smyrnios Electrical Carole Stella Special Education Suzanne Swartz Math John Torosian Machine Camera Shy: George Marquis Wilfred Zltibodeau Lewis W. Wilson Auto Body 97 ■■ ” w “ iliOOix ' CLASS OF 1984 f AHA NH I I AT AUGUSTINE ' S ri jay FeL ' uary 4 ' 983 7 - 1 1 P M. ill foil Con fof - Ptf St. John’s, Peabody win drama awards Stage One: on to Finals! State Finals March 25 and 26, 1983 John Hancock Hall Boston, Massachusetts m .mKSm MWMt ft ' 1 V a ' ■ f | ► MM ' ■ y ■ f A Class vf 198U ( Presents . He :MUI Jr inter Unowha ( femi Jormal Till, nr hurst immy s y iuen rn . 2 7. 198 4 7; 00 - 1 1: 00 pi.m usic - avoa - JLJnn .Price $ Id 00 her her son m w ■ sjv gs§y Kfi? ► N Hi . ' - ■ jf - ,: -t a j J I h . « i k ww 4 - 5ta ,.4Cw- ' ifru- irfl Row I left to right: L. Bresnick, J. Roberti, D. Connelly, J. Rigol, L Rocker. D. Bovio, D. Potorski, B. Gikas, E. Murphy. B. Murphy, M. Roads, J. Libbey, D. Moss, B. Hughes. Row 2 left to right: Coach D. Murphy, Coach E. Nizwantowski. P. Gerakaris, B. Kelley, B. Murray, Jeff Maguire, John Maguire, D. Rigol, G. Wall, P. Krisco, J. Turkette, M. Sanderson, Capt. M. Ryan, B. Kelly, S. Baker, C. Woods. Row 3 left to right: Coach L. Archis, Coach H. Cash, B. Cragg. B. Vaccaro, G. Smyrnois, S. Ilmrud, G. Liacos, D. Collins. E. Bernstein, D. O ' Neil, P. Smyrnios, R. Davis, K. Sapienza, J. Mikson, J. Cohen. T. Roach. Row 4 left to right: J. Tivey, D. Desmond. P. ndrea. J. Luis, M. O ' Brien, G. Carpenter, M. Weston, M. Hutchinson. D. Alexander. Capt. J. Murphy, Capt. D ap ' ienza, P. McGreen, T. Mallas, M. Lanes, J. Bettencourt, M. Falco. The 1983 Tanners started their season off with a new look. The traditional uniforms of navy and white were replaced by Colum- bian blue, navy, and white. This new look was the first inspiration for the experienced Tanner team. Starting for the Tanners in the backfield were seniors captain Mike Ryan, captain David Sa- pienza, Bob Vacarro, Loren Rocker, George Smyrnios, Peter Smyr- nios. and Bill Murphy. The line consisted of captain Jim Murphy, Jim Libbey, Dave Bovio, Jeff Maguire, Peter Gerakaris, Greg Wall, Brian Murray, Bob Kelley. Adolfo Cueves. and Dan Rigol. With this mighty team the Tanners clenched the Greater Boston League Title and won the opportunity to play in the Superbowl. Bottom left to right: J. Curran, E. Hantzopoulos, P, Cronin. Capt. D. Pettipas, Capt. A. Mannirjg, K. Black. Top left to right: A. Trabucco, D. McGovern. K. Smerczymski, S. Cove, T. MacGregor. I. Mooka, Coach L. Benoit. . v , .• • J. r ' f r !u . Wv mLm I i ■ 4 This year’s field hockey team, led by coaches Lorainne Benoit and Peg Talkington. captured the Greater Boston League title (with a record of 10-1-1). Co-Captains Diane Pettipas and Anne Manning along with junior Sherri Cove led the Greater Boston League in scoring. Other offensive threats were Julie Curran and Anne Trabucco. The defense was led by senior Kerry Black and juniors: Trisha MacGregor, Irene Mooka, Diane McGovern, Kristen Smerczymski and Jane Dow- ney. Senior Goalie, Patti Cronin registered many shut-outs and played a very important role in our team’s winning season. o 125 r v Bottom left to right: S. Kemp. R. Lebel. Capt. M. Blanch. Capt. M. Leonard. M. Mover, S Calandra. Top left to right: J Sweeney. D. Clarke. S. Maguire. K. Leonowert. G. Joos. M. Lawrence, Coach W. Silva. jya | t J k The Tanner offense had a few problems very early in the season, but was helped greatly by the Peabody halfback ' s ball control” type of play. Inside halfbacks Robbie Lebel and Capt. Mike Blanch really made Peabody’s 3-4-3 line-up work. Adding to their skillful play was the strong team play of Marc Sauvageau and Jack Sweeney. On the receiving end of the halfback’s passes were the Tanner forwards, led in the center by goalscorer Kevin Leonowert and his strong shot. Accenting him perfectly were the speed and dribbling ability of Capt. Mark Leonard. These skills were enough to earn Leonard the leading scorer honors. Steve Calandra helped out on the left-wing with his quickness and team play. The one word for Tanners defense was stability”. Led by veteran fullback David Clarke in the center, who played several games nursing a dislocated shoulder, the Peabody defense was a tower of strength. On the right side was the spirited play of George Joos. O n the left side was defensive specialist Steve Kemp. Sophomore Justin LeBlanc also gave the defense good speed off the bench. The Tanners had great help from goalies, Steve Maguire and Marc Mover, each playing excellent ball and splitting the season. ' WB ■ . Georgeou- S. Hunt. M,. Simons. Not ' Bejtm UrtM right. K. Foley, lWahch, F. r poulos.rc: CSIandr?, T. Spenc t. TopTeff to Burtce. S. Dullea, C. PeMaria, K. Krieb .4-. Fr.i - it? picturt j . Bowies. « , Mhi The newly established girls soccer team of 83-84 put up a good fight to gain recognition among the area towns. Playing against superior teams from the Northeastern Conference proved to be discouraging, but it was an excellent learning experience. There were many well talented girls on the team who worked together to make a successful season. The offensive line was provided by wings Chris Calan- dra, Beth Fabiano, and Sue Dullea with Tracey Spencer and Cathy Clopper on the inside. Halfback power was exerted by Kim Leonowert, Co-Captain Kim Watts, Ma- rie Burke and Chris Murphy with Faith Angelakis, Mari- beth Bowlds, Co-Captain Donna McCarthy, Eleni Geor- geopoulous, and Sheila Hunt providing the full back depth. Melissa Goodwin also did a tremendous job in goal. Coach Robert Simons did an excellent job putting the team together for the season. ■ Bottom left to right: Capt. S. Mello. Capt. k Ellis, J. Vierra. K. Romano, T. Eon. Top left to right: M. Donlon, P. Bolaview, K. Champaigne, G. Braz, T. Mora nil. k. McGovern, R. Smith , fS Bottom left to right: M. Alves, D. Keimach, M. Morrison, R. Rosenthal, B. Atkinson, S. Scolval. Top left to right: C. Provenzano, F. Pechinsky, J. Blake, G. Kiley, Capt. E. Fitzsimons, Capt. S. Fuller, T. Santagate, M. Fairbanks, Coach P. Sherridan. This year’s cross country team was very fortunate to have a dedicated coach like Phil Sherridan. His demand for excellence and serious attitude aided the runners in every sense. For the seventh year in a row, the girls have won the Greater Bos- ton League Title and hope to continue their excellent record. After losing the title in 198.3, the boys have recaptured it once again. Captains Scott Fuller, Ed Fitz- simons, Stephanie Mello, and Kim Ellis wish the best of luck to the new runners. The Peabody High Girl’s Basketball Team had the honor of being ranked 1 in the state in Division I after only seven games. By the middle of the sea- son. the team, captained by Lisa Smith and Anne Manning, had an execellent record of 9-0, in the Greater Boston League, and 13-0 overall. Along with their invaluable experience, Diane Pettipas and Julie Curran brought their expertise into the game. Aid- ing the seniors were juniors, Beth Fabiano, Kristen Smerczynski, Diane McGovern, Sherri Cove, Tracey Spencer, and league leading scorer Kim Foley. Soph- omores, Nancy Weisman and Marie Burke were great assets to the Girl ' s Basketball Team of I98T. Wm ii p Top left to right: Coach K. Peavey. Coach J. Geanoulis, J. Lomasney, R. Broughton, K. McMahon, M. Hurwitz, D. Brown, J. Scacchi, J. Sweeney, J. Ventola, B. Coliela. C. Hayward. Bottom left to right: Brian Brown, D. Lebron, M. Donovan, J. Turkette, B. Kelly, J. McMahon, Bruce Brown. 1 Nai I i S r zii l -«K. The 1984 Boy ' s Basketball Team developed into a well balanced and disiplined team. Captains Brian Kelly, Jim Turkette, and Michael Donovan provided strong leader- ship for the team. The Tanners came off a .500 season in 1983 with eleven returning players who provided depth and experience. The team was led in scoring by Dave Doom” Lebron and junior Jack Lomasney. Mike Donovan ran the show at point guard, while Brian Kelly and Jim Turkette played the off-guard position. Pea- body ' s big man, Joe Scacchi, led the team in rebounds. Seniors Rick Broughton. John McMahon, Brian Brown, Chris Hayward, Bruce Brown and Mark Hurwitz round- ed out a truly outstanding team. MOCKSy CHSSKC8A BS US m ■mm yOGZUACC C c° -r- tp TRNNERS c iLL lDcR CME� U£ png CMSSKjCSADSKS BASKS ZB ACC CHS EKC8 A £ £ k’S 137 Top left to right: Coach G. Kinally, A. Priest, D. Vater. T. Boyd, K. Grayton. B. Vose, T. Geraghty. P. Acquaviva. P. Pierce, M, Sedlier, E. Williams, D. Scarpa, and Coach K. Flynn. Bottom left to right: R. Beckett, S. Geraghty, M. Leonard, N. Mootafian, K. Leblanc, P. Sedlier, and L. Giroux. (Not shown : S. Ingham.) mm The Peabody High School Hockey Team had an ex- cellent season this year. They played extremely well and surprized many teams from previous seasons. In only seven games, the team surpassed last year ' s winning record. The high-spirited attitude and un- limited ability of the veterans was a great inspira- tion for the rookies. The 1984 Peabody High Hockey Team has shown that they are still around and that they are not going to give up. The 1984 Gymnastics Team made a good show- ing for it’s small, inexperienced team. The team worked hard to increase individual scores, and as the season went on, the team scores greatly improved. Captians Julie Gargas and Laura Burns led the team. Julie excelled in the balance beam and floor exercises, while Laura competed as an all- around and scored on each event. Juniors Kathy Brown, Janice DeSalvo, Rachel Durkee, Heidi Dorsem, and sophmore Julie Gorden look toward a winning season with the help of coach Fran Waltman. MOWS ZRACK Top left to right: K. Sapienza, C. Vlashos, G. Kiley, C. Provenzano, F. Pechinsky, K. Cragg. M. Alves, M. O’Neil. R. Rosenthal. J. McCorriston, A. M§y, J. Robertie. J. Blake. M. O’Brien. M. Robinson, S. Illmrud, M. Lanes. P. Smyrnios, J. Murphy, and E. Fitzsimons. Middle left to right: B. Hisman, B. Rizzo. B. Flersey. D. Keimach, W. Kabarrea, E. Moss, E. Murphy. G. Smyrnios, and B. Cragg. Bottom left to right: M. Sanderson, N. Audry, B. Atkinson, C. Collins, J. Abad, L. Nikolouzos, J. Trout, B. Dow, and A. Pigott. The Peabody High Boy ' s Indoor Track Team had a very successful season this year. George Smyrnios did an excellent job coaching the team with help from assistant coaches James Nangle and Phil Sher- ridan. Captains Peter Smyrnios, Jim Murphy, Ed Fitzsimons, and Mike Sanderson led the team to an excellent record of 6-0 by the middle of the season. Peabody dominated Arlington and Medford, the two teams that had posed a problem in the past. The team ' s main goals were to continue their undefeat- ed record and make it to the Greater Boston League Championship. 143 The Girl’s Indoor Track Team was led to another outstanding season by captains Maureen Hart, Karen Romano, Jenny Vierra and Toni Eon. The team worked hard to keep their Greater Boston League title. Jenny Vierra And Stephanie Mello led the way in the distance events with Kim Ellis. Karen Romano, and Toni Eon picking up the pace in the 600 and 1000 meter races. Maureen Hart and Corinna Cassidy helped out in the hurdles for their third year. Juniors Gina Braz, Mary Donlon, Tricia MacGregor, and Renee Martin greatly contributed to the success of the team. The Peabody swim team had their most success- ful season this year. Dominating the Christmas Jamboree, a meet against three other local teams was the most exciting win of the year. The team ' s goal was to win the G.B.L. Confer- ence meet and place in the sectionals. Coach Ken Leawood, along with seniors Dan Pa- lomo, Catherine Nee, and Captain Debbie Dono- van helped motivate the team to establish sig- nificant time drops for everyone. The swim team’s objective this year was to make known to other teams that Peabody is stronger than ever and will continue to prove its great ability and versatility in the swimming pool. 147 9 $ Mockcy Peabody 07 VS. 04 Revere Peabody 06 vs. 05 Somerville Peabody 05 vs. 08 Medford Peabody 04 vs. 04 Malden Peabody 03 vs. 02 Everett Peabody 01 vs. 04 Arlington Peabody 14 vs. 00 Chelsea Peabody 06 vs. 04 Revere Peabody 04 vs. 05 Somerville Peabody 03 vs. 08 Medford Peabody 02 vs. 02 Malden Hoy ' s Hasketball Peabody 54 VS. 59 St. John’s Prep Peabody 76 vs. 59 Dom Savio Peabody 71 vs. 69 Salem Peabody 56 vs. 61 Beverly Peabody 65 vs. 63 Revere Peabody 66 vs. 36 Somerville Peabody 56 vs. 52 Malden Peabody 52 vs. 46 Chelsea Peabody 66 vs. 54 Arlington Peabody 59 vs. 52 Everett Peabody 68 vs. 67 Medford Peabody 62 vs. 53 Revere Peabody 60 vs. 50 Somerville Swimming Peabody 77 VS. 91 Malden Peabody 104 vs. 88 Lynn English Peabody 104 vs. 66 Lynn Classical Hoy’s Winter Zrack Peabody Peabody 43 36 vs. vs. 28 40 Arlington Danvers Peabody 33 vs. 43 Melrose Peabody 58 VS. 28 Somerville Peabody 65 vs. 90 Beverly Peabody 64 vs. 22 Malden Peabody 66 vs. 91 Marblehead Peabody 62 vs. 24 Revere Peabody 67 vs. 91 Medford Peabody 61 vs. 25 Everett CHRISTMAS JAMBOREE Peabody 61 vs. 25 Arlington Peabody 88 Peabody 55 vs. 31 Medford Lynn 82 Salem 78 148 Jield Mockey Peabody 05 VS. 01 Malden Peabody 03 vs. 00 Bishop Fenwick Peabody 03 vs. 00 Everett Peabody 04 vs. 00 Revere Peabody 03 vs. 02 Arlington Peabody 04 vs. 00 Brookline Peabody 03 vs. 00 Malden Peabody 01 vs. 01 Bishop Fenwick Peabody 08 vs. 00 Everett Peabody 07 vs. 00 Revere Peabody 00 vs. 02 Arlington Peabody 03 vs. ot Brookline ip A ft ft % 9- ,J ft %V % ft «5fe ' S- 9- - V °o- . 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' 6 Mill f.inwohner Hamburg % ■ • ■ ■■ } Class Officers Class Officers 1983-84 Seniors President: Dennis O’Neil Vice President: Arthur Hiou Secretary: Tracy Cassidy Treasurer.- Thomas Diminture Juniors President: Stephanie Port Vice President: Charles Woods Secretary: Buce Rizzo Treasurer: Christine Melota NIWIIHIIMMItimWV ' m� � +++ Sophomores President: Randi Schuster Vice President: Christine Xerras Secretary: Richard Laskin Treasurer: Ellen Toomey 152 Seniors A House Michael Brewer. Ronald Barrett. Stacy Dick, Bonnie Campbell, Kim- berly Fermon, Kristin Hicks, Lynne McKenzie, Ronda Lezberg. Donna McCarthy, Paul Navarro. Loren Rocker, Neal Pokat. Dawn Stubbs, and Brendan Tighe. B House Lynne Afrow, Julie Barrows, Cathy Clopper, Janice Carney, Dawn Fenton, Lynne DellaCroce, Mi- chelle Girard, Arthur Giftakis, Re- nee Macone, David Linn, Diane Pettipas, Catherine Nee, Maryann Smith, Tracy Simons, Maryann Travers, and Kim Walsh. C. House Eva Apostolopoulos, Richard Broughton, Andrea Curewitz, Caron Connors, Jill Glusgol, Mau- reen Hart, Leanne Legget, Sue Ma- cAskill, Janet O ' Rourke, Kathy O ' Connell, Rochelle Rowley, Mi- chele Sacks, Debra Turransky, and Sharon Thomas. Momeroom Keps Sophomores - A House George Bova, Scott Boileau. Kelly Champagne. Paula Derrivan, Donna Giannone. Carolyn Greene, Richard Laskin, Natalie Loiacono. Steven McCarthy, Amy Padulsky, Dyanne Russo, Francisco Pinto, Lori Sullivan and John Ventola. B House Christine Barbuto, Sharon Amato, Carmen Cinseruli, Anna Chaparro, Elizabeth Hyde, Fausto Carcia, Lauren Lauria, Karen Magner. Frances Moynihan, Carol Oliveri, Kerri Phillips, Joseph Rigol, Nancy Weisman, Joyce Xerras and Pauline White. C House Pamela Berube, Patricia Boyle, Eric Ferman. Gregory Disler. Donna Gapski. Michael Karp, Sandra Legget, Kimberly Katz, Darryl McGill, Patrick McHugh, Colleen Pelley, Adam Siegal, Michelle Walsh and Kelly Stathos. Juniors A House Kristen Barry, Lynne Cawley, Ste- ven David, Robert Comeau, Steve ilmrud, Lori Glazer, David McGo- vern, Lisa Karra, John Pankauski, Kim Myhal, Ann Marie Shaimas, Cheryl Rostoff. Barbara Walter, and April Whitten. B House Edward Bernstein, Faith Angelakis, Cynthia Connors, Karolyn Cohane, Jane Downey, Karen Haggerty, Patty Kump, Stacey Kepnes, Karen Michaud. Donna Nathanson, Susan Seed, Alisa Rosenthal, Stacey Tullo, and Bob Vose. C. House Douglas Alexander, Louis Bres- nick, Shelagh Conway, Jane Dol- lard. Beth Fabiano, Michele Gian- gregoria, Greg Liakos, Jean Mc- Carthy, Diane McGovern, Jean- nine Orndorf, Susan Sapienza, Judy Riley, Tammy Velten, and Robert Walsh. Vt 154 President: Mary McLaughlin Vice President: Sue Birkner Secretary: Kim Watts Treasurer: Joanne Cooper Members: Maureen Barna, Julie Barrows, Susan Birkner, Kerry Black, Robin Blumenthal. Laura Burns, Ligia Cabrera, Jodi Cohen, Joanne Cooper, Julie Curran, Michael Donovan, Kristine Doyle, Kerstin Jacob, Renee Macone, Donna McCarthy, Mary McLaughlin. Frank Pechinsky, Karen Romano, llene Shulman, Joseph Traversy, David Wasserman, Kim Watts, and Carol Young. SENIORS Dina Dipaolo. Dawn Marie Brothers, Tammy Campagne, Paul Krisco, Collen FRasca, Jackie Cooper, Joanne Cooper, Mike Ryan. Tony Diciccio, Brian Kelly, Mike Donavan, Dennis ONiel, Tonia Liford, Greg Wall, Laura Burns Juniors Dorene Brothers, Erin Onis, Jeannie I Larosa, Pauline Comeau, Julie Blumsack, Brian Rizzo, Stephanie Porte, Mark Falco, Diane Woddworth, Shelagh Conway, Stacey Kepnes, Kristine Smerzinski, Lisa OBellski, Susan Sapienza SOPHOMORES Leanne Moccia, Leah Pizego. Michelle Walsh, Joyce Xerras, Sheri Jerstien, Maria Metroplis, Jennifer Pelly, Mike Burns, Keren Magher, Randy Shuster Monique Sanders, llene Schulman, Diane Witzer, Cindy Walsh, Sue Lembadakis. Mary Mchaughlin, Michele Sacks, Cathy Clopper, Sue Berkner, Mary McGray. Maria Branquinh. Mark Polan, Brian Murray. Sara Slafsky. Eileen Stark, Sophia Petradelis, Maribeth Bowls, Michelle Blackadar, Cathy Whincup, Russell Martin, Mary Nee. Ligia Cabrera, Robin Bluminthal, Jodi Coburn, Catherine Nee, Danny Palomo, Stephanie Corigan, Keren Romano President: Donna McCarthy Vice President; Jim Carney Secretary; Karolyn Cohane Treasurer; Kim Cimon Members; John Abizaid, Kim Adam, Robert Ahern. Marcelo Avila, Lori Banville, Patti Banville, Dawn Marie Brothers. Sharon Buckley, Corrina Cassidy, Cheryl Connors, Diane Crockford. Brian Curran. Kevin Daly, Linda Delivorias, Michelle DeLomba, Carla DeMild, Julie Dempsy, Ray Diggs, Suzanne Dullea, Tom Dumas, Beth Fabiano. Sean Feeney. Steven Feinstein, Cidalia Furtado, David Foss, Rodrigo Fuentes, Jeffrey Garavanian. Audrey Giles, Melissa Goodwin, Veronica Gramberardino, Linda Guild, Lisa Hill, David Holden, Sean Hurley, Mark Hurwitz. Linda Jameson, Scott Johnson, Brett Kadis. Susan Karolides, Kandi Keating, Judy Keller, Chandra Kiley, Cynthia LeBlanc, Mark Leventhal, Joe Lurie, Mike Lurie, Kristin Maguire, Alisa Martine, Patrick McHugh, Mary Ellen Newbury, Scott Ornstein, Renee Petroccione, Ken Popham, Bruce Rizzo, Anthony Santagate, Susan Seed. Alyson Shifres, Kristin Smerczynski, Maryann Smith, Shari Smith. Dean Smyrnios, Sally Spors, Kathy Stone. Christine Surman, Jackie Cooper, Jill Glusgol. Paul Rizzo, Karyn Nicholson, llene Stockhamer, Steven Maguire. Lenny Vaillancourt, Robert Walsh, Sue Lembidakis. Brian Rahilly, Michael Cunningham, Julie Barrows, Lynne Mackenzie, Pam Cole, Matthew Donovan, Lisa Prodanas, and Beth Tretola. President: Jeff Brown Vice President: Mary McLaughlin Secretary: Lynne Mackenzie Treasurer: Leo Ciampa Members: Stacey Urbonas. Steven Garber, Jennifer Belliveau, Judy Brenner, Cathy Clopper, Mike Lucrezia, Gerard Gravellese, Peter Goodwin, Stephen Mootafian, Scott LaRocca, Anne Barreda, Audrey Giles, Kathy Marsh, Sara Slafsky, Traci Swartz, Scott Zetlan, Alan Turransky, Kathy Sullivan, Kevin Awrach, Donna Gapski, Mike Lucrezia, Michelle Promise, Frank Roberts, Jamie Roberts, Paul St. Pierre, Laurie Wilczynski, Claudelle Audry, Pam Bennet, Steve Flynn, Ligia Cabrera, Jeanann Gil, Leah Havelick, Amy Kryskow, Julie Singer, Melanie Lilly, Jennifer Rochenski, Jennifer Shaw, Barbi Lawnsby, Derek Harris, Mark Disler, Donna Pardy, Scott Rancourt, Toni Stone, Dianne Witzer, Roben Torosyan, Julie Hawes, Jeff Cohen, Greg Disler, Monique Sanders. Tony Wojtowicz, John Mulsman, Bess Dunn, Chris Filip, Julie Hetherington, Sue Tanzer, Laurie, and Kim Goggin. President: Scott Rancourt Vice President; Russell Martin Secretary: Mary Nee Treasurer: Michelle Gerson Members: Jodi Cohen, Eileen Stark, Ligia Cabrera, Robin Blumenthal, Michelle Blackadar, Danny Palomo, Catherine Nee, George Joos, Mark Dzengelewski, Loren Rocker, Eileen Horsman, Laura Burns, Scott Sandler, Kim Hesse, Premel Mistry, John McKay, Joe Traversy, Jeffrey Garavanian, Sonal Mankodi, Paul Pellicio, Tom Dumas, Steven David, Scott Malvitch, Eric Bierckhart, Louis Bresnick, Nanci Berger, Barry Flamm, llene Schulman, Stephanie Bell, Phil Cronin, Julia Zagachin, Roxana Palomo, Karl Backman, Denise Richambault, Greg Kapoglis, Doug Broughton. Mark Dolau, and John Pankauski. Officers: Catherine Nee, Claudia Bettencourt, Amy Rodrigues, Andrea Silva, Members Diane Arguropoulos, Christine Bielawa, Rosa Coelho, Denise Dark. Lesley Engel, Steven Garber, Anne Graglia, Jane Hall, Lisa Hill, Michelle Gerson, Sue Lattanzi, Maureen Martell, Matthew McGrail, Mary Nee. Sue Niebrzydowski, Lori Sokol, Desiree Tambini, Julia Zagachin, Elaine Stillman. Annette Carrabba, Gail Carrabba, Heather Boylan, Karl Backman. and Mary Ellen Sweeney Jared Bluestein. Scott Malvitch, Eva Apostolopoulos, Joe Scalfani, Lenny Bouffard, Jon Mulsman, Paul St. Pierre, Eric Kischell. Stan Searles, Mike Farinola, Scott Bourassa, Mark Leventhal, Chris Emmett, Gary Lafond, Harold Moss, Lynne Della Croce, Paul Kelly, Robert Blazewicz, Mark Sironi, Ladislou Sousa, Mark Dzengelewski, Jim Brennan, Debbie Wall, Craig Smith, and Michael Lurie, Editor-in-Chief: Jodi Coburn Sports Editor: Susan Goldberg Photographer: Sandra Maio Assistant Editor: Mary McLaughlin Photographer: David Woodworth Advertising: Jeffrey Zunick Members: Anne Barreda, Stephanie Bell. Nanci Berger, Susan Birkner, Robin Blumenthal, Maribeth Bowlds, Ligia Cabrera. Linda Delivorias, Michelle DeLomba. John DiThomas, Mark Dolan. Eden Dow, Michelle Gerson, Audrey Giles, Gerard Gravallese, Kerstin Jacob, Lynne Mackenzie, Mary McGray, John McKay, Catherine Nee, Mary Nee, Danny Palomo, Michele Sacks, Sara Slafsky, Adam Small, Mark Solda. David Wasserman. and Julia Zagachin Members: Joseph Faletra Maria Yankopoulos Catherine Katsarakes Debbie Ciman Mary McLaughlin Ligia Cabrera Ray Stoey President.- Daniel Palomo Vice President; George Jo os. Members: Slava Krigman, Stephen David, John Pankauski, Mark Rappaport, Jeffrey Cohen, Debbie Leonard, Sonal Mankodi, Mark Howland, Randi Schuster, Adam Seigel and Greg Disler. Members: Kathy Katsarakis, Helen Kutsimitis, Cathy O’Hara, Billy Gikas, Laurie Xerras, Sophia Petradelis, Angela Malekakis. Jackie O’Hara, Tina Zouppas, Veve Hantzopoulos, Theodora Dakos, Peter Ambeliotis, Georgea Alexandrou, Katie Diamandopoulos, Mina Birmbas, Diane Argiropoulos, George Papadopoulos, Theresa Katsarakis, Georgia Sakkis, Maria Metropolis, Tina Xerras, Pam Matrogianis, Peter Caruso, Jim KaLoutas, George Batsinelas, Theodore Batsinelas, Philip Zaimes, Dean Collins. John Psyhogios, Christos Vlachos, Sotirios Kareklas. Susan Wendell, Susan Lembidakis and Debbie Ciman. 159 earn advisors Student Council Robert Simons National Honor Society Robert Cavanaugh Senior Class Advisor Diane Kozwich Junior Class Advisor Eunice Yost Sophomore Class Ad visor James Terlizzi Stage One Rev. Frank Toste Math League James Grotto Media Communications David Whitmore Science League Diane Kozwich Key Club Katherine Donato School Newspaper Michaeline Hauge Band Thomas Lamy Latin Club John McDonald Greek Club Emily Korkaris 160 From February of 1983 until February of 1984, the META staff has been working very hard in order to produce this outstanding year- book. However, we never could have done it on our own. Under the guidance of Mr. Jack Wilson and Mr. Frank Hardy the yearbook seemed to come to life. With Mr. Wilson teaching us about the need for creativity and the various methods of attaining this and with Mr. Hardy helping us to organize our ideas, to gain financial support and to meet those dreaded deadlines, it was hard to go wrong. The tremendous amount of care and devotion that Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hardy exhibited to the META staff, to the yearbook itself and to the entire graduating class can be seen within each page of this book. We would like to thank you both for all that you have done. Sincerely. The 1984 META staff M 8 Z A $ Z A 9 9 163 O ' ZJtS 1984 MSZA SZAtt Editor-Jn-Ckief Eileen Stark Co-Editor-Jn-Ckief Hill Kadis business Manager: jjodi Coken Advertising Manager • Daryl Zrieber Senior Section Kenee Macone Assistant: Konda Cezberg Sports-. Caura 8 urns, (jail Carrabba i faculty Dinda Benjamin, Dawn Marie Brothers Special Events: Hackle Cooper, Katky Sullivan Clubs-. Brendan Zigke Mini-Mag-. Dynne Mackenzie Vocational: Disa Warner Zypist: Nancy Myerow Patrons • Mary Ellen Newbury Art: Andrea Curewitz Copy Staff: Susie Deafer, Mare Mover Advisor • drank Hardy •■■•■■■I ChuckZ e- Cheese 6 issue «ssrs 3S Tin V •■ . i , V] iS-sa Au3 ost Concerts .. r cnt ' ‘J 1 ° ip to •C TRIMS ' 0 ’ won cd svswzs AFTERMATH OF BLOOD SUNDAY r4K ■£MP’ 3 £ W4«r • l crowd Has €jp.-tH Y i d- 3 ock Qr d whif€ Srrvo tr wioCdj-Ihe cKj«ri w ws paper saiy SaitH-Hue U. S . s K , ST 0 I? CM JAN kll l IMliS Marines killed in Keirut INVASION? 2 US. troops 200 CUBANS Reagan hails die in swoop 30 SOVIETS success of US weighs move against Soviets;! USSR says Korear iet was sming 1 Tower says he won’t run in ’84 I ■ ■ ■ ■ i cmOcewi s � II I t .10 ll Mm UN 1 1(1 H i sn | T I, KOI MX OM IIOl 168 (( ZMS ZMKJCC 03 VJCZOKyr You can never win or lose if you don ' t run the race . . « ggagBfa iMS m a m i :.. i - bi wm mnmgM - v mi fcu n — ■ ” — — The Cu| goes down undei i ne tagies ' wait is over . . . A Irtfra Dama nlawarc r ta fn ar-r-ani I ihart PlruA l Hir- I’m gonna win. You see, deep down in- side it a matter of pride.” ■ |r Rick Middleton goes downside u[ fc | eared lor I Mxnijtii s. nicy ( ' .nulkins is on ears cut kicker Smif H lirugs and athlete VI IV«u- m “aim s sliovt extent of stcrniii ii � « In nit! tM-efortiian s f HI BOGGS WATCH o?g« tot ! fof V� � « 10 gmml � h RBl L M. r £ .-w k P ii ()’Reill named captain of Hruiii ijf 4c 4 « i I i jHMtk • ■ «r tPTT We are the champions, no time for losers ’cause we are the champions-of the world . . ' ■ OUG f 1 UT’f BOSTON COL- 161 0 © t ■ � BP nr ' M BOBLOBEL Boosted ratings America m Celts land y Bird for B 7 years B I Si 5m will only make pi l forward nrnduce mnn Wt RU SERI) imore pitcher Scot I McGregor nd etcher R„ h jv orate after the Orioles beat the Phtll� r SO vMtr iBetphia to win the Work! Serie. P.«- k. SHOW KJZ . . Not only were movies entertaining this year, but also television shows such as Cheers . The A- Team”. Dynasty”, Hill Street Blues , and Solid Gold . In motion pictures, we had such hits as 48 Hours , Porky’s , Wargames . Silkwood”, and Class”. A crop of new actors was born-including Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe. Ally Sheedy, Matthew Bro- derick, Jennifer Beals, and even Sting ... In theatre. A Chorus Line” took over the top spot for Longest Running Show on Broadway . . . And Michael Jack- son did just about everything with his song Thrill- er”. making it into a mini-movie that could possibly be nominated for an Academy Award . . . Flash- dance Fashions” became the newest fad . . . And John Travolta and Olivia Newton- John were reunit- ed in Two of a Kind . Everybody’s a dreamer, and everybody’s a star, and every- body’s in show biz. It doesn’t matter who you are . . THIS SUMMER’S ONE GENUINE SLEEPER. FRESH, hypnotic and very sexy. A X .tinnair.lKIAI L FUNNY, OFFSET AND ORIGINAL Perhaps the best film of its kind since ' The Graduate! A If ” n 6 All Thn Dinhi hAn Q JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOh yc ng up mm, performs its 3,380th show, it now is BroawS ail-ttme ctmmpkm 0m SZAKS OJ ZMS 80’S Tom Selleck, Joan Rivers, Mr. T, Jodie Foster, Eddie Murphy, Rob Lowe, Heather Locklear, Sting, Jonny Carson, Linda Evans. Prince Charles and Lady Diana, Chris Atkins, Ted Danson, John Glenn, Jesse Jackson, Ray Flynn. Carl Yastremski, Doug Flutie. Larry Bird, K.C. Jones, Mick Jagger and Brooke Shields . . . i I r JK Eddie Mi Award AT 1 People who worked, suffered and struggled for fame ...” H A L« f , Sally Ride the Oral American woman in space check I A- wf Sr t -•m- Oh SURE!” Oh Grow UP!” . . . Can we talk here?” Joan Rivers 4 Living in the limelight, the universal dream.” I UMBERTO CARDINAL MEDEIROS J l 6. 191 S • Sept 17. 1983 _ Z ' ji f M % Mf f % i All the world’s indeed a stage, and we are merely players, performers and portrayers. Each another’s au- dience outside the guilded cage.” fla. 2 newly tKonkd UudW M .« tudtng the ewptoMv nww ROCK 07 ZMS ’80’$ The music does the talking-says the things you wanna hear . The an Halen show j Life is just a par- ty but par- ties wer- en’t meant to last . . New albums by David Bowie, Elvis Cos- tello, The Stray Cats, Asia, The Police, Styx, Genesis and U2 came outi followed by tours . . . The Beach Boys also played live in a few cities . . , Simon and Garfun- kle were reunited for a tour of the U.S. . . . Quiet Riot and Def Leppard emerged as two very popular heavy metal bands , . . Bob Seger’s Old Time Rock and Roll was re-released due to the popularity of the film Risky Business” . . . Michael Jackson saw five songs from his Thriller” album hit the Top Fortys Beat It” and Billie Jean” each went to number one . . . Paul McCartney was announced to be the ri- chest man in the music industry . . . the Police ' s Synchronicity” enjoyed a twen- ty-week stay as the number one album on the Billboard charts . . . and the TOP 5 ALBUMS for 1983 were: _ 1. Thriller-Michael Jackson 2. Synchronicity-The Police 3. Pyromania-Def Leppard 4. Flashdance” Soundtrack 5. Cargo-Men at Work Police s Sting Hearts Ann Wilson 1, The Police S • • AiM Heart Robert Plant Asia Stray Cats - EM Stevie Nicks Tr 8. Jackson Browne Love Asylum; 9. Talking Heads Spea - . Tongues See 10. David Bowie e ' Dance t America i arm a� Circus UtgtDnn f$ frorr. W$(L$-fS A WXRT fM Outage Tost tfiXe -tSna se old records off -the shelf... Dassellt ' x L P Billy Joe! AN INNOCENT MAN Joan Jell the Blackhearts ALBUM ;evie Nicks IE WILD HEART £99 ASM w or i 6 S,L JW ilia ■ ,1m i? ' ' j P SABOT]) MJQM . . . riiev ‘re like a - ‘The Clas? Jer sure Tanners Peabody 32 at Everett 0 anyone ,n V Northeastern « n t the Tanners play big league bai Peabody 49 at Chelsea o at Peabody 23 Malden 12 , s0 n W will bother the Tanners this • _ den Tornadoes are lust a lot ot at Peabody 16 Brockton 14 tic step to that extra gab 1 the heck did you lose to ba Look in the mirror and tell me just what you see. What have the years of your life taught you to be? . . ■ During our three years at Peabody High we have all experienced fun times and awful times, good days and bad days, memorable events and those we d just as soon forget! As you look back at Peabody High you ' ll remember . . . Blue, red and orange walls and lockers, lounge, music, the worm , lunch period, sports, class events. Land and Sea, friends and . . . WATCH “THE DAY AFTER”. . . BUT DON’T WATCH IT ALONE peabodv LIFESTYLES FO.R A QUARTER CEMTURY T - ROAST BEEF ? SEA FOOD We are young, heartache to heartache, we stand, no prom- ises, no demands. We are strong, no one can tell us we re wrong. Searching our hearts for so long, both of us knowing - love is a battlefield. Foxborough s Sullivan Stadium is Jammed tor laat evening ' s concert by the Police awl iw ' i -tfhrr British rock groups Other photos. Page 1 (.tow phOTOSY jOmn T tUMACK J It’s Topsfield Fair time again! 176 New orinciDal reports to school The Worcester Centrum. CENTRUM 69 GARDEN 2 I j(X£m I LfV v Students won’t los activities Boston Garden CLASS OF ’84 We laugh, we cry We smile, we sigh We leave, we ' re gone Our memories’ go on ’84’s the best We won’t forget The time we spent The fun we had We were rarely sad The books, the teachers The jukebox, the bleachers Our lounge, our friends Until the end Our parties, the proms Our class song The joy, the tears Our last year We are the class with more. The awesome class of ’841 — Linda Secorsky — Drunk driving deaths rise IT ' S OK, OSSIFER, I ' M-IhicJ- OVER 21. 177 A Vear Jh Photos, . . . Senate ( )K s Kinir holida Dr Martin Luther King Jr. gives his 1 Have a Dream speech during the March on wash- I Beach Boys ' , drummer drowns I - UPi p oto v small group of Beaties fans stand vigil outsick rhe Dakota apartment building yesterday to mart be third anniversary of John Lennon’s death ennon was shot to death three years ago outsidt fbe Dakota :haei Jackson and Paul McCartney, ho t RICK SPRINGFIELD ARFIELD . W by Jim Dav i mM 6 r cy 7 t ? .-c . -«r ' ‘ s ( l u o,, sav“-. Kni JShts of C «� u mb US ' r ! ' - i� n, Io T . adu - ns Cl., ' ' ' - , . 2 ,r ' % n r l -: £ri s, ' ' iuUf ' f t o nK 6 re, CAp TAlM ' A t On r « i( . « M I BR1 S ! ixx , S AT GR X IMING • C UPPING « BRUSHING • BATHING • III III SING • 1)1 MATTING • I ARS l l ASH) I • All SISI IS All Sl fs ANS I S | MUCKtSl, SI HIRRINI . NAIl TRIMMING t RS SKIN, HDI M| | Ml KARS SkIN I Ml A I Ml N I ivm C, ROOMING HOURS: B: 10 A.M. - f� :00 P.M. r V -7 w « j V - , ' V s ' o r ’o v 7 V x • n v vS S . a ; x v-r ' , - k ‘A- j? k€ : r .ss - rv , - 1 „„ bGrws l Q MAIN SI , |� | Miqdy NAA E ' 0 Xv« :: v; V V «� SMI ' . V | Qold Patrons Marry and Cynthia $. Ankelcs Mr and Mrs- Mrmand A- Bourassa Joseph and (jail Bowlds Barbara and Frederick Burke Mr and Mrs . ffokn C Ciman Dr and Mrs . Marvin Clapper and family Mr and Mrs . David Cronin Carry and Barbara Curewitz drank, Ellen and Suzanne Mardy Mr and Mrs . Kiehard May ward Zhe Haas family Mr and Mrs . David Ceonard Pam and Bill Martin Mr and Mrs . Arthur 8. McCarthy Mr and Mrs . Mistry Dennis and Carol Me (John, Pauline, Sophia and Qeorge Petradelis Al Bea and Michele Smith Mr and Mrs . Stein Qeorge and Diana Sullivan and family Mr and Mrs . 4 . Zraversy Hr SJjCVSK pa zkobs Walter and Carolyn Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Bell Zhe Berg family Bob and (Jail Bovio Jt and 9 ran Burns Ms. and Mrs. Richard JK 1 . Cassidy Ms. and Mrs. (Jeorge Dick and family Mr. and Mss. Frederick Smmett Ms. and Mrs. Peter Mavelick Ms. and Mss. Paul J. {Johnson Ms. and Mss. Richard P. Kelly Ms. and Mss. B. Burke Leonard Zhe Cezberg family Mr. and Mss. Francis J. Cyons Ms. and Mss. Daniel Mackenzie Ms. and Mrs. Salvatore Macone Ms. and Mss. Sr nest H. Mattuchio Ms. and Mss. John W. Mew bury Ms. and Mrs. Jrnak J. Pechinsky Jr. Dr. and Mss. Raymond J. Pendleton (Jeorge and Cathy Zrainor Bob and Mary Wall PKOMS PA Z WAS Ken and Chris Panville Air. and Airs. Donald Prathers Air. and Airs. Warren P. Prawn Air. and Airs. Aiario Carrabba Air. a nd Airs. Paul Costa Cleo Dishes Attorney and Airs. David D. Donovan Air. and Airs. William fl. Sagan fir. Air. and Airs. Paul M. gardener and family Air. and Airs. S. Girard Air. and Airs. Donald 9. Keller Marsha and Alexander Kemp Gary and Sheila Kischell and family Air. and Mrs. {John Z. Mora Mr. and Mrs. William C. McGinn Air. and Mrs. William Milica Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Murray and family Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mycrow Mr. and Mrs. David C. Power Mr. and Mrs. David Komano Jrving and 9 ran Sehulman Mrs. Darlene . Spots Sandra and 9 rederich Stark Jrma and Arthur Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Whincup STAUFMa NF W F.NCjLANl) 254 Andover Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 532-5540 Bon Fortuna! From zjts jcazjm earn Best Wishes From 464 Lowell St. Peabody, Ma. 01960 535-5035 Things To Rent For Every Event! SALEM FTVE s A STEP AHEAD Salem. Danvers, Hamilton Wenham, Swampscott and Peabody f Mam Office, 2 10 Essex Street, Salem, MA01970, (617) 745-5555 Member FDIC DIFM 1 800-322 RANK 185 JUDY LaBONTE PROJECT COORDINATOR 7 WINTER STREET PEABODY, MA 01960 617-53M210 Congratulations Class Of ’84 186 MASSASOJZ $UD0 mm H earn An Ou, SteonJ .oo ‘V ' O,. .W.,, • , SnJoJ hjt 1 8 SO 595-7056 Jflfl. 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MASS 01960 ri jeep “Fine Catering for All Occasions PHILIP J CHMIEL TELEPHONE 531-0319 41 MAIM STREET PEABODY, MASS. 01900 631- 9081 632- 2791 189 TO THE CLASS of 1984 . .7 CONGRATULATIONS fill ■ ( QUAl HOUSING LENDER The Warren Five WARREN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK al lour convenient Peabody locations Peabody Square. Northshore Shopping Center. West Peabody and South Peabody 1|||||!- Telephone connecting all departments and offices 531-7400 ‘vUHv Member FDIC DIFM US ' (617) 535-3500 THE ARKLEIN INSURANCE AGENCY • COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES • PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING AND SERVICE FOUR LAKE STREET • PEABODY, MA. 01960 ROBERT H. KLEIN Congratulations From JjVrMOJVV P. GAJSSKJ, 190 international dissociation oj jf ire jficjhters LOCAL 925 41 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 North Shore Labor Council Ft- C ' ° CI.C Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts Best Of Luck From The dCJSS 03 1985 P RjL uE T I n TEL 322-3000 ALAN LEFFLER 18 JACKSON ST MALDEN, MA 02148 New Used Machinery Congratulations william j. terry, sr Class Of 1984: Office Showroom (617) 532-1112 119 FOSTER STREET • PEABODY, MASS. 01960 301 North Avenue Wakefield. MA 01880 Office 245-7200 Residence 531 -0285 Metropolitan Manager ' s Club 3 Times Qualified Professional Management Award Alan L. Temkln Sales Manager Zowne r. V. Marc’s Kadio Metropolitan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Metropolitan Property and Liability Insurance Company T V. STEREO REPAIR 152 MAIN STREET PEABODY, MA 01960 TEL 531-0738 GIBLEES EST. 1075 Liberty Tree MaH • Danvers, MA 01923 774-4080 O pJtA ‘Ouez a Ccntuuj of 2 ) iitincjutiFed cSezuice SHOP GREENHOUSES ENDICOTT WARREN STS. 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VINYL ROOFS • CONVERTIBLE TOPS SEAT COVERS • SUNROOFS MARINE AND RESTAURANT UPHOLSTERY HARRY RICH REALTORS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICES 531-9021 532-0814 AL KRAVETZ BILL LEVINE 386 LOWELL STREET PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS 01960 195 “Be sign of your own good tasta” A TRADITION OF TAVERN HOSPITALITY SINCE 1666 AT PROCTER S CROSSING LOWELL PROSPECT STREETS, PEABODY • 531-1598 i 196 Best Wishes From CHANDLER’S ICE CREAM 86 Andover St M ll ® onk ,3[mjtb0 JUDE BILL MORONEY AUTOMOTIVE WORLD 49 Lowell St 531-1443 Best Wishes From (WSSI) Wakefield Software Systems, Inc. (617) 532-5600 (-omtantin JPaxzznta, c.V . iP. (1. GENERAL DENTISTRY 24 Main Street Peabody, MA 01960 75 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE PEABODY, MA 01960 (617)532-2100 Quality Used Books Bought 4 Sold “ Zhe End Of Reading Js Not More Rooks, Rut More Zife.” Molbrook [Jackson Rest Wishes Zo Zhe Class Of ’84 197 Best Wishes To Best Wishes Class Of 1984 To The Class Of 1984 Compliments Of MJCK OVSW KAKSKV a mem Good Luck Good Seniors Luck STOCKWELL- BURGER RICHARDSON KING FUNERAL HOME Rte 1 South 120 Newbury 531-0076 Peabody ' H VAM • ' «� ;; . r.U: l , pWallob, 9 Ml • DR. WILLIAM SIEGEL 494 Cowell St Peabody Mass. 535-3160 Congratulations Congratulations OFFICE: (617) 531-5876 Class Of 1984 Class Of RESIDENCE: (617) 532-1346 1984 Compliments Of Class Of 1984” a mem 942-0357 ALLEN’S AUTO THE GRAPHICS SEAT SHOP COVER CO., INC. 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PURITY SUPREME SUPERMARKETS 535 Lowell St. 535-3552 MJCKMCjC A JlUXSK Corrugated Container Corporation Peabody Industrial Park Peabody, Ma. 01960 v ’ r f : t ■ rt FLOWER BARN a McGuires ,Oj )£ 37 Margin Street ' CPi Peabody, MA 0 1 960 (X) (617) 531 1590 Flowers for all occasions SIR JOHN MOTEL Good Luck From.- Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home They Will Be READY ON ARRIVAL” PEABODY HOUSE OF PIZZA 532 Lowell Street • West Peabody. Mass Next to Purity Supreme Call 535-0013 For Fast Service Northshore Shopping Center Peobody. Massachusetts 01960 1-61 7-531 -2745 JUDITH MCRRIMRN Store Manager LOMELIS BROS. SPITTING CO., INC. 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Peabody 535-6781 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 84 Especially Marc Freedman And Jennifer Gray mrfr ' 208 Congressman Nicholas Mav routes Congratulations Zo Zhe Class Of 1984! Paid lor My ZM£ MAVKOUOSS 3 OR CONQKSSS eOMMKZSS 210 Congratulations And Best Wishes Zo Zhe Class Of J9S4 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BOOKKEEPING Or REPORT SERVICES BUSINESS INDIVIDUAL. TAX SERVICES 165 LYNN STREET PEABODY, MA 01960 WILLIAM H. HARDY 532-5750 532-5751 532-5752 h XZ8J0 MAJODJ SOODS JM WOUX® XJK6 ZO eXZSJVD WJSMSS SOK success ZO ZMS QKADUAZJM CXASS OS 1984 sspscjaxxv zo znose eMPXoye® ny zm compam moxzsx MAJVDJ SOOOS Boston League. My eyes have opened to morning. I’ve watched my sun rise shine. The horizon before me widens now and I know that it is mine. My dawning life is ending. I feel it ebb away. My future lies ahead of me With the coming of the day. I view the road before me As it winds through foreign lands. And though it twists and severes It remains at my commands. And low and behold to all of you Who’ve shared my morning with me. Thank you for the times I’ve loved And never shall set free. For in my own I shall always hold My ever special dawn. But noon is coming upon me now And I must be traveling on . . . — Julie Gargas