Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

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But you will I look back. - Dan Canty TABLE OF CONTENTS CLUBS, ACTIVITIES, ETC. 18-49 French and Spanish Clubs 20 French Exchange 21 Diplomacy Club and German Club 22 Kiss Me Kate 23 American Field Service 24 Ismail and Eva 25 Work Study 26 D.E.C.A. 27 Halloween Horribles 28 Arts and Crafts 29 Intramurals 30 Powderpuff 31 Spirit Week 32 A Turkey Day Thriller 33 Baton Squad 34 Pantherettes 35 Marching Band 36 Winter Concert 37 Concert Band 38 Jazz Ensemble and Wind Ensemble 39 Chorus 40-41 Audio Visual Aides 42 Nurses Aides 43 V.l.A. and Student Advisory 44 Math Club and Chemistry Aides 45 National Honor Society, Blazer Recipients 46 Aegis 47 Beverlega Staff 48 UNDERCLASS PEOPLE 50-71 Sophomores 52-61 Juniors 62-71 SENIORS 72-121 Photographs Senior Directory ATHLETICS Boy's Cross Country Girl's Cross Country Field Hockey Football Football Cheerleaders Golf Soccer Girl's Tennis Girl's Basketball Boy's Basketball ..I.V. Basketball Basketball Cheerleaders Boy's Gymnastics GirI's Gymnastics Hockey J.V. Hockey Hockey Cheerleaders Boy's Indoor Track Girl's Indoor Track ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Main Office and Main Council A House Office and Council B House Office and Council C House Office and Council Trade Office and Council V.l.P.S. Coordinators Faculty Photographs CONCLUSION ADVERTISEMENTS 72-111 112-121 122-157 124-125 126-127 128-129 130-131 132-133 134-135 136-137 138-139 140-141 142-143 144 145 146-147 148-149 150-151 152 153 154-155 156-157 158-183 160-161 162-163 164-165 166-167 168-169 170 171 172-177 178-183 184-200 QC I W - I -fi? 4: Y' - 'Haw ' , Illilnm ' ' C It I I f CLUBS, ACTIVITIES ETC. La Tertulia, the Spanish Club, has had several evening meet- ings at members' homes, including Christmas party and carolling at nursing homes. They are in the process of planning an even more successful International Festival -1977. Bottom row: L. Holland, L. Campana, Treas. Ft. Blatt, Sec. C. Sanchez, V. Pres. D. Kass, Pres. E. Zuchowski, S. Quinn. Top row: Mrs. Wit- wicki, S. Cummings, K. Cor- coran, K. Lucas, K. Horgan, B. Kadlick, D. Ftattigan, S. Holmes, R. Zoll, N. Sciola, M. Neal, A. Murphy. Le Cercle francais held a very excit- ing and challenging scavenger hunt and party chez Stephanie Wallace in the fall. The winter activity was a French meal held at Maureen CauIfield's home. All the students enrolled in French had the opportunity to take part in the annual field trip to Cambridge for lunch in a French res- taurant after seeing the popular Truffaut film Small Change at the Galleria Cinema. 20 FRENCH y SPANISH bv'--'---v: Wwxg. '11 'Bill fn. . A . Verfaflles K -, 1 ' it 1 I ' I hs ,,,,-Jai' A t A f ' f YA- . fr - ' fir!! 1: J : , V gg.. -. 5 f .f - A +4111- v, .' - A 1-' 1. A if f' . - A .. -- 1 X. ings 'xx .t P ill Top row: D. Morong, S. Lee, L. Seaberg, C. Sanchez, K. Hennessey, N. Pietrini, D. Young, B. Willis. Bottom row: A. Kusiak, M. Caulfield, S. Yoffa. FRENCH EXCHANGE fl ffj 1, ijfhfifffw Q so h v 'SQHV1-, ,, JE , il: fr V 3 fill! iw' iii-in P f ., ket- '35 X Fi f'l'7' ,ffl 'N 4 ' 1' Aj I ? s-Ja-. r Eighteen French students from a Paris suburb arrived in Beverly on August 28 for a two-week stay. The students, ranging in age from fifteen to nineteen, stayed with BHS students. The group visited New Hampshire and Boston and attended classes for the first three days of school. Sheri Heller had a whopping going-away party. Toute la bande . . . Catherine reverts to her childhood to the ultimate embarrassment of her friend, Pascale . . . Anne-Marie and Eric enjoy a private joke . . . The gang in a home atmosphere. 21 DIPLOMACY CLUB THE DIPLOMACY CLUB meets weekly to review and recreate the events which occured in Europe between the years of 1901 and 1917. Each member, assigned one of seven na- tions, lies, cheats, and, in short, imitates real diplomats, in an attempt to double-talk his way to simulated domina- tion of Europe. Seated: G. Mac Donald, J. Minigan, M. Boissoneau, M. Grillon. Standing: J. Morse, M. Fanning, B. Lentz, P. Bis- son, G. Huntley, J. Caccivio. DEUTSCH CLUB ACHTUNG! Unser Deutsch Klub meets einmal in Month evenings in dem Haus von einem von un- seren Members. We singen schone Deutsch Iieder, etwas zu eat und spielen games. We sehen auch oft einen Film oder we sehen slides von Deutchland. Es ist viel fun. We sprechen auch viel Deutsch. AUF WIEDERSEHEN! Top row: Ms. Wagner, K. Stacy, B. Gaige, B. Nichols, K. Collins, J. Martineau, K. Hathaway, P. Pilanen. S. Hutchinson, D. Martin, L, Eckman, T. Jacobs, J. Bush, Mr. Kent. Seated: H. Hamond, S. Freedman, P. Doane, N. Jacobson. D. Audesse, M. Levy, L. Collins. 22 KISS IVIE KATE as-N -- 1 Once again BHS produced a spectacular musical with Cole Porter's KISS ME KATE. Paul Fluest, Mary Ellen Buchanan, Gail Fre- derickson, and Fred Ken- ney starred in the play- within-a-play. Another Opening of Another Show, l'd Marry Any Tom, Dick or Harry, and the Shakespearian Clog in authentic Shakespearian costumes highlighted the production, in addition to the fantastic and captivat- ing orchestral accompan- iment. 23 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The A.F.S. Club, a branch of the American Field Service, has been active this year under the leadership of Mr. Fred Hanvnond.lsmaH Ayduk one ofthe seven knmgn ex- change students, has been an active member of the club. He has arranged a weekend in March for us to go to Ver- mont to meet with another A.F.S. Branch. We are also very achve mnuithe vanous other branches around the NorH1 Shore. A,F.S. candy has been sold around the school to help raise money to sponsor students such as Kim Poor, who has been accepted in the exchange to go to Central America and Flobert Woronoff, a finalist. We hope the A.F.S. Club will once again have a successful year. Rear: I. Ayduk, K. Poor, M. Coombs, R. Smith, K. Wheeler. Front: S. Bronstein, L. Kearns, S. Griffin, K-'WLS I' Is . iT,,,N gl! 4 bhi 'xl. N , -. ,. , Tzu, 'IvL.s-'I X I fr' - 'Li-5.2-t-:Q1,,x,3I'-,Q Vis Q. , ,ft , , sho ff:-h'i '1:f-Z.. lf? 'N 433 Gum' This year there are two foreign exchange stu- dents at BHS, Ismail Ayduk and Eva Bryntes- son. Ismail, our AFS student from Turkey, is liv- ing with the Woronoff family at 2 Pine Knoll Drive and prides himself on being an avid member of the Marci Miles fan club. Ismail plans to attend college for two years and then return to the U.S. He appreciates the higher standard of living here as well as the cordial atmosphere. Eva, an SIS student who came to Beverly after attending a high school in Long Island, also Plans to attend college, but in the U.S. In her short time here she has observed that kids in Sweden mature much faster and, therefore, have more freedom and greater re- sponsibilities, such as open campus. Ismail Ayduk Eva Bryntesson Aksay Mah 1783 Sok No 12!11 Nackrosgatan 6 S-65345 Karsiyaka-izmir, Turkey Karlstad Sweden 'li 43' fra ISMAIL and B EVA fl: ai 'S' s WORK STUDY The Work Study Program is an out-of-school experience requiring a minimum of 20 hours weekly in a job utilizing aptitudes and requiring skills unavailable in the class- room situation. The students should be at least sixteen and eligible for graduation at the end of the school year in which they are enrolled in the program. If a student is unemployed, a period of two weeks is allowed to secure a position before the student is rescheduled for a full day of school. The combination of classroom instruction with work experience should encourage a better academic achievement and better self-discipline. Diane Dobson and Kelly Bechard in the mailorder room . . . David Bat- tistelli. Cathy Saulnier and Judy Hand at MacDonalds. , , Doreen Pin- ciaro at Mrs. Alexanders. . . Laurie Whalen in the mens department. 1 x , Lil ,4'J r. . if Q 26 UI IJ Rear: S. Bovio, G. Phillips, S. DeBernardi, K. Valoni, S. Panun- zio, J. Raymond, Fi. Walleston, W. Pouler, Mr. Reynolds, P. Murphy, W. Dawson, D. Dionne, C. Rear- don, D. Cronan, J. Brady, D. Leach. Front: J. Depiero, D. Crateau, L. Govoni, P. Lutz, T. Drinkwater, D. DeCesare, D. Kenney. DECA iDistributive Educa- tion Clubs of Americaj has a marketing oriented cur- riculum including class- room study and related work experience. It is Ii- mited to senior students who have a keen interest in marketing and mer- chandising, as well as a strong desire to work. 27 ,.fs :B HALLOWEEN HGRRIBLES I .5- N -,: ',.Lan-A! 4, ,U stil? 'L .lg i 6' I , n 1, dl ga a QQ' A 1 , . ,X , 12, V 7. R 3 - 1iw,V.,.-ab x ,4',,',. Y ' .A I Z ' L'- Nmw,4,,,, X- ',, I, ,M - I ' K ' K ' , 1 +51 ' 'f ' l, 1 f Q ' ' Kuff' f. 1g,f5, ., 'sv H Q a S 7 .'12 ffl f .I ' I f ! ' WN .-I if ARTS and CRAFTS . fi ,J g M, r 'I f UC 1 P'- ig, 1 'il f .-.-E LL- f .M-U ai A AL., :wh ARTS AND CRAFTS is a relatively new elective of- fered by the Art Depart- ment. Here students de- velop basic skills in such areas as sculpting, throw- ing and glazing pottery, and tooling leather, espe- cially leather belts. As yet, this course does not com- pete with Jewelry in popu- larityg however, more stu- dents are electing this course each year. 29 INTRAIVIURALS THE INTRAMURAL COUNCIL meets weekly to decide upon which activities they will sponsor. They are also reponsible for administrative duties such as schedul- ing and resolving protests within the leagues. The winner of both boy's flag football and girl's intramu- ral soccer was Buckley House. The council also sponsored volleyball matches, but the highlight of the season was the Super House, Super Thing contests consisting of such things as Tugs of war and obstacle courses. Intramural basketball, track, and softball finished off the season. x x K i ll Y -...,,.q mai wiv, , 1 k . .r ' v. bl i I I 1 I -u-. LII vw. ' 30 J- . J w SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week, a new experience for Beverly High School, was held November 16 through November 24, 1976. Each day different events were scheduled which represented the ideas of the student body. Many of the students and administration participated in the activities, which made the week an extraordi- nary success and, therefore, a change from the nor- mal routine. The Main Student Council hopes that more school spirit and unity was aroused as a result of this fun-filled week, and that Spirit Week shall be- come an annual event. s AI E . , FRI- r TUES. D. THU Q19 7' -U' . 3?- oRAN6 a'Ct . X , Y' BAN-sr NX :Exit QV sum sf ,Sn N -'S' 223 9 a1WJ8 A A Turkey Day T hriller L .1 F! .V 'naw W. - -M I, ,,. ' 1 , W -Q-lm... ,. , , ,100 .4 V , ,Z , ,-J -I'-, an 11, lk 1 ' :nh 'Wg , up , -,. - -. Annu- URD 4 ', e-12 .. ,U I 11.134 1-2 , D DIUM xi I V ,., ' .'1 - riff ,af 44 . , ' 241,i ?v 'Q. g1l,gl 11 '2w,,. . - an '-ve. 'r- 5. W -vue uLgtf'?'X 33 ,J-'v W IVIARCHING rf BAND THE B.H.S. MARCHING BAND had a very busy and successful year play- ing at every football game this year. In addition, the band played at the Beverly Bicentennial Parade and participated in two band shows in Somerville and Gloucester. The band also entered three fall compet- itions finishing third at North Adams, second at the Quincy com- petition, and taking a division one rating at the Lowell Competition. The band finished off the year par- ticipating in both a field and parade competition in New Jersey while on their Music Department Exchange. V' '. ' .1 own. ipniqsv v Q34 fl gfl xW fc .fi r sb 1-4 2.4 -I 2 el -,, ln - . Q,-2 WINTER CONCERT The BHS Music Department presented its 13th annual Winter Concert this year. Performances were given by the Band, Chorus, Stage Band, Concert Choir, and Girls' Choir. The Wind Ensemble and the Guys' Choir also made their debut. To top the show off, a few faculty members played with the Band along with special guest Jess Cain. iggi .i 37 BEVERLY HIGH CONCERT BAND: First row left to right: S. Quinmif, E. O'Flourkeslf', N. Harwoodslf, D. Whartomv. M. Gersonalf, C. Anthonyav. Second row: E. Tagleriaff, G.Toothacker1If, H. Fleeganf, K. Johnsonalf, L. Gustafson, D. Hamiltomtf, D. Broll, G. Martellff, K. Hathawaysff, M. Barry. Third row: R. Zoll, L. Gobeille, B. Creesy, B. Lang, S. Pierce, M. WhartonaIf', J. Pre- scottff, P. Bresnahanalf, C. Cohan, H. Carlmanaif, P. DeLorenzoaIf, K. Thompsonf, R. Henderson, D. Flyer. Fourth row: S. Salloway, J. LeClaire4f, P. Nuccio, M. Byrneaff, A. Glazier, C. Flideout, K. Fieegan, D. Merriam, S. Herbert, S. Cummings, L. Griffin, S, Fitzgerald, V. Cronan, C. Zmijewski, E. MacCarthy, E. Yarrisonalf, S. Wrightalf, J. Southwickaff. K. Garryalf, I. Dickmanalf, L. Bertram. Fifth row: M. NiccioaIf'. G. Jawarskiff, M. Levine, J. McKenna4, D. Flitterif, P. Meeref, C. Davis, P. Ruest', D. DeLorenzo', D. Wood, D. LeClaire', M. Listeralf, B. Norwood, M. Papa, R. Bogrett, G. Mar- cos, C. McEIhiney, K. Boucher, D. Close, B. Coburnalf, F. Kenneya5f', G. Flichardsaif, F, Jackson, D. Faubert, P. Piva, D. Paul', A. Portelancef, E. Chanskyalfi Back row: F. Meere, Fl. Hurley, D. Oliviera, Fl. Patch, D. Wil- Iiams, L. Husseyff, C. Brown, C. Beanf. Not Pictured: D. Church, S. Duke, P. Farley, D. Evans, G. Goodridge, S. LeClaire, S. Maglio, D. Wilkinsons? I WIND EN- SEMBLE, ' : STAGEBAND iJAZZl. CONCERT BAND JAZZ and WIND ENSEIVIBLES i in f , IJ - shi: : U ln 'Qi ' 5 V ?5.'4?!Ar W 5, ' '7 I -3 ,r IK ' J ,N ,g , 5 1 , N I ' :. 1 . ' if . -, . ff ,wr f fn. - , 4, , ,bf ff Y f 3, , Q51 , vi . f u 4 i . E i . ! 3 , 2 2 V 1 E N 3 U g 6 I 'I 8 . V ' 1 X V1 ' ' . 4 1 - -A . , v ff VK - .I A .I 1 O :K ix B . V Q 'I 5 iv ' A F 3 3 -M J gy ll a - 17 X ' Q' 4. . ': ' J ,, .y , . N . 1 II , 1 QL1 X l .A i K Q I' I - Z. VV is H- 5 X Y. . N 7 1, .. 1 'P -M -3 . x ' 7 L 1 We - ' ' TK' '-ii Z7 JA wr, ,Q -R xg 1 ,QQ g f' ' ., - + - , . l 3 . L- '45 3 'Q 'J' b 517' - R Q' - if 'W -'- ' E fl fwf- ' - 4' x 4 N . T . 'i ' X' 7 v- 4 ' ' A x f. . K' ' W? 'N . K X x N x Sr., f is 4' . , W' I ' .K , ' , A f 4. ' ' , ,VI :Qfif z fl' E-gi' , 5-1-mf' 1' M ' f'fhH-.7 Y Y il--1 A- i 39 1 v i 2 5 CHO RUS Second: M. Buchanan, Sec. alt Third: S. Carbrey K. MacArthur A. Lang if T. Sciola G Fredericksen A. Casper C. Paquette S. Chapnick A. Story G Martell X' E. Flanigan ' E. Freeman all Fourth: L. Dean E. Furey C. Greenough C. Glidden S. Tanzella C. Trefrey 4 J. Paquette M. Beaulieu P. Flivard X T. Brown X' ' concert choir if girls' choir fguys' choir 40 Soucy elf' Creesy Keegan Dickman Lentz Flattigan Healey Spear Muzarol Gallagher Russell Holiday all Harmeling, Pres Scannell Gerson ' Oliva elf Marshall all Knight Sanchez ' Reina Bunten 4' L. Adams Duschene !v ' -.E..g:R,i 5 affffiigti' Ni i 2 I 14 'J' , . , . L' .1 First row:S. Ofiesh ' D Faubert! K Regan ' S Quinn K Corthell C Sanchez M. Sherman K. Stephenson J. Parisella ' J. Bradstreet I' Second: R Woronofff' F. Kenney X' G Lawler! P Ruest ' S Robinson X' A Anthony M. Neal K. Anthony, V. Pres. J. Keating J. Dinsfriend E. Yarrison if L. Donahue Third: Fourth: -i' Mersfelder if O'Shaughnessy ak' Campus Berube LeClaire ' Jaramillo if Wilson Thompson at Maglio Channell Dean if Cohan Hartnett 4? Lister :if Anderson at St.Peter McParland MacKenzie ' Callely Singer if Abbott ' Rogers Litch, Treas. ' N K A-V AIDES Behind the scenes at every dramatic pro- duction, every pep rally, every athletic event, every movie, filmstrip and record at BHS are the AUDIO VISUAL AIDES. From their head- quarters in G-corridor, the sixteen guys and one girl manage approximately 50 pieces of equipment under the direction of Phil Kend- rick and Mr. Saul Gross. The club has been sponsoring extra activities, such as a Three Stooges Film Festival, to raise funds for a weekend trip to New York City. These are great kids. They'll do anything for you, Mr. Gross said of the club members. They really go out of their way. They're the most overworked, overbused, underrecog- nized group of kids in the school. lExcerpt from Beverly Times Column by Sue Bronsteinl A.V. CLUB Rear: S. Gross, E. Gross, M. Cambrey, T. Brown, P. Nuccio, P. Luca, Fl. DeSantis, T. Casale, T. Di- Paolo, P. Goldstein. Front: P. Kendrick, T. Brown, S. Rol- lins. Sitting: C. White. xgfzvpyl i 1 , . A 1:3 U: v-ffgggfigr-'.f'v- me gow. X.. , . . 1 ,.' . -2 5,.- .. 4- .- s.: 1, - g.. -.4 .' 'r--' .- y, w 15-.. , ' .' ' ' ' '.- . ',' ' 2 ' Tw- : ' . V, V :L .. .. , -, -ggi . Q. s I ' 1 4 ,, fm if ,, ,. 4, l 4X 5, 'W Ps l i 17 NURSES AIDES The first year of Health Assistants Careers is an introduc- tion to basic nursing for nurse aides. The senior year the students apply what they learned in the junior year in an ac- tual clinical setting at the Beverly Nursing Home and Beverly Hospital. Back row: Donna Beaulieu, Sandy White, Karen O'Brien, Terrie Crossman, Cathy Stover, Mrs. Robinson. Front row: Laurie Sullivan, Sue Gobeille, Pam Church, Karen Churchill, Mary Kaspryzk, Diane Nelson. ...muff 55 Q W Y fx X' K S7 3 l' 2 ' l 1 .L Kwai S si 9 - 5 1 T A I l j - - Lx 'NT-.T l .H Q-of E 43 The main outlet for student re- presentation outside the school is the STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. They perform the dual function of communicating the interests, attitudes, and concerns of the student body to the school committee and vice- versag However, due to weak public relations, the student body knows very little about their representatives and what they have done. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Standing, L. Murphy, S. Cashman, D. Choinard. Sitting, M. Grillon. B.H.S. has its own public ser- vice group, VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION. These girls work closely with people in need of companionship and assistance, the elderly, children, and the handicapped. Members of the V.l.A. volunteer independently, as well as in a group, at hospi- tals and other institutions where their services are needed. 5 Stax xxx I ,Wil I ,Nl V.l.A. CLUB: Rear: J. Martin, C. Guimond L Fong D Cercone D Johnson Front D Belanger A Hennessey L Holland CHEMISTRY AIDES and MATH CLUB Rear: M. Fanning, Kathy Hen- richon, G. Gautheir. Front: J. Minigan, N. Abbott, E. Tagleri, G. Huntley. A CHEMISTRY AIDE can -. J - I be found in the lab trying to look busy. When he is not spilling acid on his Q Q clothes, sweeping up bro- '09 ken glass, or reviving a fel- if 59' TB low aide who has suc- cumbed to fumes, he is boiling pigs heads or help- ing a chemistry student to do something he could never quite figure out when he took lab. MATH CLUB: Plagued with the trouble of trans- portation, the Math Club, however, participated in 8 meets. Members, in addi- tion to meeting monthly, meet weekly to discuss math problems. Yes Vir- ginia, there really are peo- ple who like math. MATH CLUB: P. Bisson, M. Fanning, J. Minigan, G. Marcos, J. Mersfelder, S. Fitzgearld, L. Merriman, M. Grillon, G. Huntley, R. Wood, S. Robinson, R. Dario, S. Ofiesh, J. Keegan. 45 NHS AND BLAZER RECIPIENTS Seniors who have received blazers for maintaining a 4.0 average are U to rl: G. Huntley, P. Malloy. G. Gauthier, A. Kusiak, and P. Horzempa. Not pictured: S. Bronstein, A. Herzog, and E. Osborn. Comprised of sixteen members, the National Honor Society offers its services to various organizations. Its members are selected for their outstanding scholarship, lead- ership, service, and character. All of the students have main- tained at least a 3.8 average for three con- secutive years. I . HD' U f Qglrimi' 3425. SX 9-1 P - w 4' 'g,... 0 -. X ! 4 L, . - Y 1 Bottom row, I to rx G, Gauthier, E. Osborn, J. Carter, S. Bronstein, D. Young, P. Dudley, P. Horzempa. Top row: Mr. Mahoney, Advisor P. Malloy, Kunta Kinte, G, Huntley, G. Ford, N. Abbott, K. Douglas, K. Huber, Aunt Jemima, A. Herzog, Ms. Poirier, Advisor. KQXXMX t X A Might 'sfifffgif-4 C . xX 1 fwfxt- KT? X X fffxfx ff? F' 'K--X. X I 510,12 ,AXE X Q, , if-!f'9b,Xf + N I if L U iff? X fxxjxxy f X A 4 lf- -t Y , ti' .H t-9 v -, il Q ff' X' is. Cl 'Fay 'JA y 1 'ii ,fx i li l i I ji, I ' qs Blblxf K , NR- .A - f .1 ' A - A xtq xYit ' 4 ' Q l y! t E- 'ilitt it i H . F1 i , A -. ,.. h---'Y 'N ,K W, , ?g 5' 1 I .N Q 'I vi vi ' l 'Z if' 7' ' 'E EERE, 1 W 1 f. N. if Q si - Nga' --, , - .f'? I . x s .-' 2? In 'f j 3 - mt S S . -. . , af..-4 -A Lb , yzii: P, 'Z X 'i-iii The AEGIS, which has been pub- lished since 1902, is the schooI's semi-annual literary magazine. Poems, short stories, and art are submitted by students and selected by the staff. This year's editor was Abby Casper, who gave vivaoity and enthusiam to a tal- ented staff. Front row: L. Marshall, A. Casper, A. Anthony, K. Channell. Back row: P. Chin D. Johnson, K. Hathaway, A. Hurley, H. Hammond, D. LeCIerc, Mrs. Meyer, G. Bassett, K. Anthony, B. Lentz, S. Bronstein, J. Mini- gan. 1 47 4-3 4 Q-0 Ik .- , The Beverlega staff worked long, hard hours to complete the yearbook. It was the first year in many that all the dead- lines were made. Each person had a spe- cific job to do such as layouts, cropping pictures, tracking down copy and typing. The afternoon parties and the trips into Boston were enjoyable. Bottom row: Adviser Ms. J. Slaugenhoup, L. Wat- son. L. Paglia, T. Robinson. Middle row: M. Caul- field. D. Young, D. Foss. Top row: D. Guay. Missing: P. Hardy, G. Cronan, A. Kusiak, Fl. Grein. 48 -RR if 173 , , gnu.: '-1. -'fm ,,...,m.-1-A X x -I.-.Li 3'fwM5W?? l xi ,.,4,. 55M .X,,A,.-,,,. 1 4, M. , u- af.. 3551? 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W., , . . - x N David Coombs Donna Coombs Beth Costa Theresa Cotoia Deborah Cotter Kevin Counihan James Crosby John Crowley Dorothy Cunningham Victoria Davis Leslie Dean Tracy DeMarco Richard DeSantis Anthony DiPaolo Frdith Dionne Janet Devincenzo Judith Doane Linda Dodge Tegwen Downing Wendy Drinkwater Stephen Edington Deborah Emeney Michael Eramo Umberto Eramo Joseph Falloni William Fanning William Ferriero Keith Field Brenda Fisher Sheila Fitzgerald Brenda Fleming David Flint Pamela Flynn Annmarie Forte Dawne Foss 1 , 3, dh -'4i2:g': nt 5.2-.Z is M ' or 'ii A Shawn Foss Carol Fossiano Mary French Michael Gaffney Kevin Garry Paul Gaudenzi Stephen Gauthier Roger Geary Thomas Geary Bonnie Genawese Theresa Gentile Susan Gilbert Stephen Gillis Carol Girard Robert Giunta Pauline Gosbee Susan Gourdreau Sally Griffin Ronald Guptill Cathy Hansen Brian Hardy Kirstern Hardy Debra Hay Sandra Hebert David Hilton Christopher Hoag Catherine Hoar Kevin Horgan John Horrigan Donna Huber Patricia Huntley John Hulburt Sharon Hutchinson Michelle Jacques Susan Jedry SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Patty Collins, Corresponding Secretaryg Chris Nimblett, Recording Secretaryg Sharon Goodrow, Treasurer, Stacie Brown, VP, Sue Nason, Presi- dent. David Johnson Linda Josselin Mark Jutras Stuart Kaufman Daniel Keating Jo-Anne Keating Jennifer Kenney , . xx ' it Linda Kinback William Kinchla Debra Klibansky Brenda Lang John Larson Mary LaSelva James Laverdiere 'I Dana LeBeI Dana LeBrun Sheril Lee Corinna Legault Patricia Leighton Sarah Lentz Keith Lessor J Lauren Levine Michael Levine Mary Jane Liberti Lisa Lovasco Paul Luca Teresa Lucas Lucille Lydon Deborah MacDonald Lawrence MacDonald Leanne Madden Steven Mahan Patricia Mahoney Linda Makros Kevin Mallette 56 x ,,i xg-vi . ,A ' 5 1 I ,i..... i I inf, tv, XV 'Q fx-4' I V. f. Q 5. 1 ini! Vit-f, Nc Rl SOPHOMORE CLASS TREASURER Susan Jed rey, Carol Zmijewski Yvette Poirier, Sharon Goodrow. Elizabeth Mangan Nancy Manson Robert Marshall David Martin Donald Martin James Martino Robert Masse John McCarthy John McCreedy Joyce McEachern Julie McEachern Thomas McEleney, Jr. Catherine Mclnnis Scott McKenzie Dorothea McKenna Susan McNamara Frances Meere Charlene Melanson Gail Merrill Robert Michel Sean Moloney Charles Mooradian Laurie Morine Marianne Morrison Daniel Morrissey David Morse Catherine Murney Anne Murphy Alan Myers Joyce Nash Susan Nason Janet Nihan Christine Nimblett John Nimblett Ill Kelly Normand 57 Sophomore Executive Board James Norton Kathleen O'Brien Theodore O'Brien Sean O'Donnell Deborah O'ReilIy Pamela Packard Michael Papa Jerrilyn Paquette Ellen Parlsella Dana Paul Lisa Pelletier Glenn Perry Andrew Phelan Sean Phelan Nancy Pierce Anthony Pietrini Paul Piva Jeffrey Ploss Yvette Poirier Paula Polo Kathryn Poor Leanne Precht Robert Presutti Dana Przypek John Purcell Clark Putur Joseph Ouarterone III Steven Rae Richard Ramos Alane Ramsdell Alan Rawson Maura Reade Karen Regan Jane Reiss William Ricci A WQTE Z PFQRU SJWJI E A MUTE TDR THE f , CLASS ll ll ll R Kimberly Richards William Richardson Ronald Rojas Lee Rubenstein Stephen Ruest Judith Rundlett N. Scott Russell Joyce St. Peter Kenneth Sargent Michael Saunders David Scott David Shatford Jane Sheeran Rhonda Sholds Wayne Sholds James Sholomith Kenneth Short Anthony Silva Andrea Singer Karen Slaven Shelley Smerczynski Kevin Smith Roger Smith Timothy Smith Tom Smith Michael Spiridigliozzi Diane Stackpole Robert Stellato Karen Stone Thomas Stone J. Roger Sumner Linda Tanzella Thomas Tanzella Thomas Theriault Jeffrey Thomas Lauren Thomas Maureen Thornton Lawrence Townsend Barbara Tracey G. Scott Traicoff Joseph Trainor Ann Travers S. Scott Trefry Wilhemina Trefry Mary Tremblay Pamela Wade Ernest Walsh Pamela Walsh Susan Weafer Patrick Wear Scott Webber Kathleen Wells Donna Wharton Glenn White Shawn Wilber Eric Wilczek Sharon Wilkins Brian Williams Dyke Williams Heather Williams Kathleen Williams Richard Wilson Nancy Wiseman James Woodbury Wayne Woodbury Susan Woods Janice Woolaver Julie York Carol Zmijewski Brian Harding March 17, 1977 Dear Sophomores: I would like to congratulate the Class of 1979, designated by many of one of the most spirited classes to attend Beverly High, on your many accomplishments. You have much to be proud of. Personally, I must thank you for electing such dedicated class officers. Sue, Stacie, Pattie, Chris, and Sharon have worked hard in your behalf and deserve recognition. Best of luck and continued success to all as juniors. Below is a list of accomplishments to date, planned objectives for the remaining year, and a list of sopho- mores who have contributed to the class in a special way. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES to date: future activities: Homeroom Decoration Contest Weekend Camping Trip Cake Sale the night of open house Day Hike - Mt. Washington Candy Drive Red Sox Baseball Game Celtics Drive Beach Party Dues Drive Car Wash Sophomore Spring Dance Sidewalk Bazaar A8tP Donation Day OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES Gus Adams - Basketball Diane Bee - Cheerleader Kevin Brown - Soccer Jimmy Bradstreet- Indoor Track, Football Linda Burt- Gymnastics Jennifer Campbell- Basketball, Field Hockey Paul Collins - Hockey Kevin Cross - Hockey Cathy Doane - Tennis Mark Durgin - Soccer Umberto Eramo - Soccer Bobby Keaney - Football Linda Kinback - Indoor Track Sarah Lentz - Cross Country Track Debbie O'Reilly - Basketball, Field Hockey John Pearson - Golf Jeff Ploss - Soccer Clark Putur - Football Janice Reynolds - Baton Squad Billy Richardson - Football Janice Reynolds - Baton Squad Billy Richardson - Football Ronnie Rojas - Football Lauren Thomas - Indoor Track Jeff Thomas - Indoor Track Sean Wilbur - Golf 4 '-,A .f 71? qw.. ,-1' 1 Q A i .- -.-rv T. A 4 , 5 9 1 William Cahill Christine Campbell Angela Caputo Christopher Carter Edward Chansky Ronald Clark Paul Clemenzi Timothy Coombs Dean Cotoia Paul Daigle Alison Dean Michael Delp 5 k - 7 4 A ,- To Ts -rs' i an 'Q ,aiixii - if-'T 3.1 . .' ,cp ,Z .- 2 . ,Qxg'sdz J .iv ...vt ,xx . 'J ,JI Y: ' o- 5 ' V- - IF' 'g ifs L K QQ.-2?47 ' 5' . Q ,'f',a4 ' - -5 ki.-I . -M, . .xx 63 Peter Doane Thomas Dunn Paula Fabri Donald Faubert Richard Fecteau Paul Ferris Steven Fielding William Fiore Robert Forgit Jeremiah Foster Gary Fraser Holly Gansenberg J- 1 -' N 9' 1 Kr 'J 'K sv QW-4 l 3 i Y 1 x Scott Gates John Gebhardt Cheryl Glidden Glenn Gray Robert Hadden Leslie Harrington Ellen Hennessy David Horgan Steven Jacques Alejandra Jaramillo Paul Johansson James Johnson 5 JW anna RLS ,v' f ' qv- Scott Kardenetz James Keys Janet Knight Clark L'Abbe Barry LeBlanc Steven LeCIerc Richard I.eCIerc Margaret Lewis Mark Lewis Karen MacArthur Mark Malloy Stephen Marcos INN ,S -v Q f .v 1, 1' W , 1 4, 1 I 'Y Xml' '43 Y Frank Purdy Karen Radcliff David Ramsdell J. Scott Rathbun David Richard Joel Richardson Russell Rollins Ralph Russo Sharon Salloway William Savary Vito Scarcella Matthew Stellato if , 2 'V xi, V , v l F 2+ Timothy Stevens Kevin Tierney Emidio Toscano Albert Trembly Paul Turner Richard Ventura Joseph Vicari Michael Waldron Maureen Whalen Scott Whenal Robert White Thomas Wilkins Peter Williams Steven Williams Kevin Wolf Peter Zocco Ellen Zuchowski Beverly H131 School Beverly, Massaclnseus 927-4760 ,N Special Report V Home Rinui Datewbgff ,... ...... l The work of ,Hafveu SQ.i'Al!f'f fJl!.NFP. .,.,.. , in Y during the pam five it-cake has been Dangcruusly In-ar Failing -QFa.iling l sliall be glad to clifruss this problem with you between 2:30 p.m. and 333 in mom ,... lm' .,..... on...l'fli.flXclCLj.,...lll1fl. 1, ,,.,, , .,......,...... or by appointment if this timc is nut coimwnicnr. Arviwwtr CHHQC1 Harvcfu is csrrtinwll diir.,p+.iiy class. HC -S lqflvfql . Q'Flrqf,f,Q fiilnfblfis, ,Tlql fQ,'ivly 'fu hint t.jQclo'f9 l'C'diw1i,fi,'F Suggested Rm1edy':P,1Kj,xL' ,,.liJh.gni,o Teacher fllflf. ,f,,1ffLJ:',! ........., . PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE ON BACK OF sCARD 10YERJ 0 THE CLASS OF '78 has had a very exciting and productive year. The class held many fund-raising events such as selling Christmas trees, leaf rak- ing, selling magazine sub- scriptions, sponsoring dances, participating in slave day events, and selling tickets for the high school musical KISS ME KATE . All were success- ful and proved that the spirit and ambition of the Class of '78 make them worthy and capable of running B.H.S. next year. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: front row: R. Dario, D. Martin, K. Wheeler. Second row: E. Hutch- inson, K. Wright, M. Ponzini, J. Hennessey, R. Smith, A. Wynop. Third row: D. Shopay, F. Abate, M. Porier. CLASS OFFICERS: R. Dario tvlce presidentl, D. Martin tsecretaryj, K. Wheeler ftreasur- erl, D. Shopay fadvisorl, S. Bal- boni Qpresidentl. .-..-MM-A I f-W-W -.esta umwwy-1-v wmv-3-n--Q i ,-109' -- 71 I' s -X44 s NN 72 iw SENIGR SUPERIOFIITY H gwwepg N- 4 1: rffym EF-Bri Tina M. Abate John J. Abbot Nancy J. Abbot Diane M. Accomando Louise M. Adams ff- 'YH A WM x fl' :M Christine Albanese William C. Alexander Catherine Alongi C Y Andrea Anthony Clare Anthony Karen Anthony fe' Michael T. Anthony Cheryl A. April Heidi Arenburg 74 'T' Laurie J. Anderson Margaret M. Anderson .av- . BL Z 'D' 'Z' X 14 l l Y i Elizabeth Audesse Ismail Y. Ayduk Jeffery P. Backman Robert Badcock Kathleen M. Bagnall it . .' 1' 9 115253-'N -. --' ' 'W' v N 59 '- 7 T., A if ts s , l ef '9 Q P 5 i' M Gail S. Baker James E. Baker John A. Baker Wallace M. Bamford Emily F. Bannon Michael B. Barbeau Bradley H. Barbin Thomas A. Michael J. Barry Brian C. Bartlett Barrowclough 4'-N .tx I 'f Michael D. Barton Gregg Bassett Wendy A. Batchelder David T. Battistelli Diane M. Baxter 75 'Q' 1 4 '- ' ry Donna Beaulieu Elizabeth A. Beaupre Kelley M. Bechard Ann M. Beesley Gary P. Belanger l 41 John T. Belanger Denise Berube Eleanor M. Berube Julie A. Berry Brian D. Besse if -':- -- Mark J. Bezanson Michael J. Biancucci Timothy J. Bissell Paul J. Bisson Linda M. Black f...3 -' f 'sg' Mark T. Blair Peter D. Blanchette Robin B. Blatt Scott Bliss Susan M. Boeggeman 76 ul .til r J Timothy Brown Elizabeth J. Bugden John J. Adrienne M. Burns Christine G. Burns Burkinshaw Jr. is ffl Richard W. Burt Stephen E. Bushey Michael J. Byrne Alice L. Caldwell Patricia Callely L E129 ' fl' A' Debra Campbell Ladonna M. Campus Robert E. Capodilupo Ronald A. Capodilupo Susan F. Capozzi 5 l Mark F. Carbrey Rhonda V. Carlman Valerie J. Carnevale Elizabeth A. Carney William F. Carney Jr i l J 6 . 1 'gf J' -fl' Deborah J. Caron Dana V. Carpineto John J. Carroll lx J Ti .,-4-41-Q A Kirk P. Carson Randy A. Casey Alice C. Cashman . will ....-I -14' gr Abby R. Casper Joseph Fl. Castellucci Steven T. Castellucci Maureen B. Caulfield Cynthia A. Caverly 2' Donna C. Cercone Ralph S. Chainey Nancy J. Chalifour Diane L. Channel! Susan E. Chapman 79 -Exam its 4-1-'Tp Mary Chewing Diane M. Chouinard Renee Chouinard H Pamela J. Church Todd T. Clarizia Brenda M. Clark Y BOB WZ? al Kevin J. Clark Donna M. Clifford Guy W. Clinch Carolyn Fl. Close Marybeth Cohan ' 'n Kevin Coletti C. Forrest Collier Arlene Collins Jennifer Collupy Edward F. Comeau I I so ' l l Elk 33 3' A ' :' l ON Ralph A. Comeau Clinton H. Condon Peter M. Conrad Linda J. Connolly Eileen E. Connors Calista Cook Mary E. Coombs Donna Corio Peter H. Courchene Raymond D. Couture Daniel Crateau we 4? .lg A Cheryl A. Cormier Kenneth J. Counihan 42? Robert G. Creesy Virgina J. Cronan h, 71 z f 1 Donna M. Cronin Stuart M. Crossman Terry L. Crossman Charles N. Crowley David R. Crowell 81 I J fed' 1-if Marie Fl. Crudele Pamela M. Curran Bruce R. Currier Cynthia F. Currier Phillip G. Currier Q ind 37 Lisa'J. Cunningham Linda C. Dalto Sandra G. Davis William Dawson Darlene DeAngelis Silvia DeBernardi Darlene DeCesare Daniel J. DeLorenzo Janet Fl. DePiero Mark A. DePiero Robert J. DeSantis 82 William A. Drown Stephen P. Duke Linda J. Duprey Susan A. Edelstein Sharon M. Elario . f '?'N ' Nd i X S A EW Cynthia L. Eldridge Jaime B. Elkins Robert W. Englehardt Margaret Enos Steven J. Evans x g . . f X ff. , 'S 1 ff: Wg . .155 V if' I . John F. Fallon Paula M. Falloni Michael S. Fanning Curtis E. Farmer Leah L. Faust 15 rf' If Laurie A. Fecteau Louise Femino Gary A. Fitzgerald Rhonda L. Fleming Laura Fong 84 Paul J Germano Eleanore Gesualdl Diane J. Gibbs Kenneth S. Gibbs James C Gilday Cathy A Gillis Jane Gilllsen Paul Giuliano Sandra L. Glichouse William R Glidden Barbara M. Goldberg Howard L. Goldstein John Fl Goodwin Scott A Gooowln Ellen M. Grant Elizabeth A. Greenlaw Richard F Greln l E' Xi ' 'tif-sc '1-'Q 1.535 X. Linda R. Griffin Suzanne Griffin Michael S. Grillon ,M :mardi 155 ,M- --.. F W . .-, -- .1--- f kv x Charles Grzybinski Deborah A. Guay Cheri L. Guimond Diane A. Hamilton Judith M. Hand William D. Hannable James E. Harbick Pamela M. Hardy -F715 ,,, -'A N . .ary L., . Nl! Flobert S. Harlow Laurie O. Harmeling Susan A. Harrison Ruth Hartley Carolyn Hathaway X iii.: , X , N v '1 , ,avr N , ASIHLCH June A. Healey Peggy Healey Sheri L. Heller I-..- 5,4 Ellen Henderson Karen A. Hennessey Anne F. Herzog Steven D. Higgins Darlene J. Hill Tami L. Hills Jane E. Holland Donna M. Holmes Susan E. Holmes Joseph Fl. Horton Patrice A. Horzempa Robert J. Houde Jonathan D. Howell D . , a K ul Q v-x i Kathleen A. Huber Gene B. Huntley Allison Hurley I 1 S Andrew R. Hurley Ann M. Husson Andrew Innocenti Eric J. Innocenti Bonna L. Jaffe Susanne Jelitho Patricia A. Jenness Cl1fiSiil'l-9 Jones 'W Gerald C. Jones Peter F. Jordan Judith A. Joslin Anita E. Jung Tina G. Kaplan ? f--7 re' i , mg . Mary E. Kasprzyl Donna E. Kass Scott R. Kearney Louise Kearns Kathleen A. Kennedy 'Y' -OJ 'La 45. 1'- Ah. E- Susan A. Kennedy Dyanne S. Kenney Frederick Kenney A f. SF? Karen M. Kinback Patricia A. Knight Pamela Korpusik lub Seth D. Kransberg Andrea Kusiak Leona M. L'Abbe . fx Q Sandra L. Kirrane Timothy A. Kimball -fi. KV! , , fa FV .,,. ' ' f :.25 X' . fi H,-EWU! if ' ' iiiiiii ' lil' QQ-B:fW 175521 'QS Joan M. Labelle Alisa C. Lamont Andrew M. Landers Charles J. Lang George O. Lang fi Michael R. LaPointe Mary J. Lauranzano Bette Anne Lavoie Nancy A. Lavoie George R. Lawler 511- ss 1 I l xx!! ' l Q I my ' I Inj N: Ill l Q f Deborah Leach Robert W. Leclair David P. LeCIerc Patricia A. Lee Robert D. Lee i. Authur J. Legault Susan Lemieux Benjamin E. Lentz Robert A. LePage Gregory S. Lesch 91 57 J 4- at Cf' .xj Denise J. Levesque Marvin Fl. Levine Marcia G. Lewis Jon E. Lien Anthony J. Lomonte W 7 lfe?mFl ' Charles W. Lord Jr. Anthony M. Lovasco Salvatore Lovasco Kathleen A. Lucas Paula Lutz T7 has i X71 iw Linda Macaro Glenn G. MacDonald Valerie D. MacDonald Judy A. Maclntyre Janet L. Mackenzie R3 'Tl 'GF W .-I t 45. - 1 . Qs. 1' f. Steven L. Maglio Katherine A. Mahoney Nancy J. Malette Patrick Malloy Jean M. Mangan 92 'K Michael P. Manzo Leanne Marcheterre 'Q 's ,At 'van Louise P. Marshall Lynda F. Marshall Dean J. Martino 95 Cheryl A. Martucci Margaret M. Marquis Diana M. Masforroll Jeffrey S. Maskell Martha A. Mason at Q5 UMR Peter Mason Wayne N. Masse Karen J. Matson Richard M. Maxner Anne Fl. McCormick Ross A. McCulloch .mf gf' A' as Cheryl McEIhiney Kathleen M. McGee Maureen E. Lori E. McGlone Joseph McKenna McGinness Judith McKenzie Cathleen A. Brian A. McMahon Michael J. McNeill Michael J. Melanson McLaughlin ,., 6, 4,:,fi 16 1 Q 1 Michael R. Mercier Diana G. Merriam Michael Merritt Lizabeth A. Messina Janet W. Mildram 3-4 Marci Miles Tina M. Miller John A. Minigan Lisa Mintz Bettina Miranda 'U Enrico Miranda Kim H. Mitchell Ronald Modugno fi ...H Mary Moffett Dolly J. Moran James F. Moran Carol Morine James A. Morphew Laurie Morphew Barbara T. Morrison Nancy L. Morrison Q xl 1 ,s..N 'I is we 4 'F 1 3 .t' Richard A. Morse David L. Mounsey Lee Ann Murphy Peter A. Murphy Sean K. Murray E I ii Ellen Fl. Muzarol Karen L. Nadeau Dung Nguyen Suzanne Normand Paul C. Nuccio Barbara A. O'Brien if l Karen E. O'Brien William P. O'Brien Patrick M. O'Donnell Ellen R. Osborn Cindy Fl. Overberg Michael D. Paddol William A. Page Elizabeth J. Paglia Jill A. Paglia Julie Palm Qt., X E .- f , 7 , - VY- - ,-. f . -..,v-,yp,- CSV Steven S. Panunzio James M. Parisella Thomas A. Payne Sharon Pelletier 2 U . ,plkaglf y A 'L .. J , . ..A, . Linda J. Perkins 4515. ' 1. '- QT' - S f .. 1 I V r mn4NnwFU i'4 J , 5? : Pf 1 a4'r nz, Raymond F. Perkins Joyce Fl. Perrault William V. Petrosino Paula S. Phelan do tary I fjlf Christine M. Pia Nancy A. Pietrini Dorene S. Pinciaro Kimberly A. Poor Y 4 - -kv - fl ahqfgil' i Steven F. Powers Jay F. Prince Jeff H. Prince Frederick L. Proulx eanJ.Pnnups Allan H. Powers Susan Quinn 97 'N 1. - ? Glenn E. Ramsdell John Raymond Kathleen A. Reardon Kathleen A. Regan Laureen E. Reilly is XQA T? , I 'EE' Douglas O. Reynolds Donna H. Rheault Virginia Ricci James R. Rice Candace J. Richards Nancy E. Richards Paula A. Richards William J. Richards :Sqn- B- C7 Julie E. Richardson Lisa Ricker Robin Ring 98 'ent' -if .1 JH Farrah Fawcett Mary E. Robbins Jane F. Roberts William A. Roberts Amy Robinson 5 1 .lu all Kathleen Rodden Joyce F. Rogers Robin M. Rogers Scott F. Rollins Pamela G. Rose lg, wi ' vt, - A's- . Q, .,., g I sJ ,X X . it X Richard L. Roseman Paul Ruest Robert N. Ruest Emily V. Russell David M. Sabatini X, Barbara A. Sabine Elaine J. Saint Hilaire Maureen Salley Cathy A. Sanchez Catherine Saulnier an Cynthia L. Savary Mark J. Scanlon Michele M. Schiller Karen H. Schug Pamela J. Scott 1 Sr who Dana H. Selin Michael P. Sevizio Christopher M. Shea Maureen Shea Mary P. Sheehan Q17 1 Linda L. Shepherd Robert P. Slattery Chrissa M. Soulios June Southwick Karen A. Spear 'f' F' AX, I Xkzot I Priscilla A. Stanton Scott G. Steeves Pamela Stimmel Steven C. Story Kathryn Stover 100 i f . ' '- .'::f-gf 4 H 3- 5 .- ' :-ff -un. 1' 'wtf . 'T ' , XA' Ni Kristyn Stover W. Andrew Strople Jr. Kathleen A. Stuart ,lx Stephen A. Surels Q' 4 :Fin Nh' 4-Q W 'uv YMT, . .17-Q, 4. , if ' . Nina L. Sudak Cynthia M. Swett Patricia M. Szczesny Richard B. Tabbutt Janina M. Tamilio David J. Tamilio if Q... 'Y3-ed Richard J. Tanzella Sandra L. Tarr Laurie J. Sullivan . .,.I:,.y,,',-1 In ' 1 ' , o 4,-',., -u 10'-f , ,. , . : o .PJ I vfffrpffa-lug 1 9 1 0 . , . 1 'tonal' . ',, 0-via 'I-ul n 'fvfl' ...n Edmund J. Taglieri -9-4 5 Kenneth R. Tanzella Louis G. Tarricone 101 aom.!!...,., , 17 br S-f Nix Mary Tassinari Rebecca S. Terry Theresa M. Theriault John A. Tierney Donna Toleos Jan Torrey Jill E. Torrey Kurt M. Torti James P. Tortolini Anne M. Tosi is-1' Marie G. Totilo Deborah M. Trainor Edward F. Trainor John Truesdale Jeffrey A. Turlo Steven Turner Darlene Vaccaro Karen L. Vallone Jeanne E. Varney Lisa M. Vergari u I 'qu -.ww 'ts 'MTD Jodee Vicari Glenn W. Wallace Stephanie L. Wallace x .ll 3 + ' 11 0 . , , at Robert Walleston Karen M. Ward Charles Wear s.N v . I gk 1,1 f X 'Tig .w if Mary Weisensee Rebecca J. Westfield Martha Wharton Curtis M. White Michael W. White , M N . . fr.. ff I mia ' 3 ' 3 5 I .. ll i i l lx Sandra White William E. White Deborah Whitney Leonard J. Wilcox Eric H. Wilkins 103 IN f - W X1 -1-Q' -.f iffy x 1 , i I f Jeffrey P. Wilkins Patricia A. Willey Debra A. Williams 'l Michael D. Williams Pamela F. Williams Robert W. Wiseman .ix 1 . Susan L. Wright Roseanne M. Wood Sandra B. Yoffa Diane J. Young Dorothy A. Young 9 Victoria B. Young Susan Zampell Susan M. Zocco 104 P R SE NS i -v-ng ka!! ui P '91 x ' 1 rr, MB' if ' ' ,A . 'H '- ds .Ji ,f The Senior Class officers, executive board, Ad- visors Mrs. Schack and Mr. Ducharne, and the class had a lot of excitement this year. There was also much work to be accomplished. The Class of '77 sponsored a dance in the fall, a teacher raffle, a spaghetti dinner and the class play. At this time a trip to Bermuda during April vacation is being planned. Executive Board: Top Row: P. Mason, Fi. Lee, M. Mercier, M. Briody, J. Tierney, A. Herzog, V. Ricci, L. Tarricone, M. Whar- ton, B. Lavoie, R. Carlman, S. Chapman, C. Currier, P. Healey. Bottom Row: J. Truesdale, Fi. Wiseman, D. Crowell, K. Boretti, S. Griffin, M. Anderson, L. Shepherd, E. Bannon, L. Marshall. Advisors: Mrs. A. Schack - class, Mr. R. Ducharne - finan- cial. 106 ,t .ip -- . -M ii' .., F! if I ' 11,1 il.!.g'.. L. 'fcrlf . X W g .sci vf J 4' ' --.h 1 ' .' . 5 'ffi7?7'f fit' I ' ' - E455 , SS? - :J --,fa - L' Ev- x i LST is ' KSA- A .rim a. ft' A f .,..- T . Q. T I ' S- ,,. pu sy' 9'f,55':3tl V7 ' K f i f5i'S2?W A :QT SENIOR EXECUTIVES J ,f-a fi v - . ...A . . , , 4, 1. . 1 Q.- W F .I 4' K Vx-- , ..,:f, .- S rl 'if' T ' f- -Q ra '-351' a' -'-A -wg. A-ff. ...N pg- 'x A . CLASS OFFICERS Louis Tar- ricone - Vice President, Marge Anderson - Recording Secre- tary, Anne Herzog - Treasurer, Bertha Bumpkins - Miss 1977, Martha Wharton - Correspond- ing Secretary, John Truesdale - President. TREASUBEBS Eric Wilkins - Trade, David Bresnahan - Alt, Anne Herzog - Class, Bettina Miranda - Brown, Maureen Caulfield - Buckley. 107 lane... S K r s. 5 i .1 M- uf........and - l 109 5 .,....,......,,,s-S, ,Ak A 2 -1-'x 7 5 ,swf 4: gf S .2 ' ' H E rw ffwffzfw GMD If I X A . '45 1 - ,111 X In V Q J fi! QURE ' x ' ! f 0 XR ,a X I, I Q ,- X-.MM r 'X U! H O v Y , u'N 'f ' ' ww E' f X 3 '-. L f ,VJ fi 1 . N X , I , ,f . xv j ' J f h X IA if ZX'- T . K Q' ' N X' -L ,QPR M41 .......w....- . f , f 'H--M RX 5 H I I If UM CINET, I Mf' How ARE' mmwm X1 4. , .QQ 5' You? A-X ,f HE S A wzckgn M WF - f X - X ww: H I J A V1 0 12' X ,-fl f'mM'X Nxmvww-E '.'w't'f ff XX 'IN ax ww-an f' ,,.-., I X 5 3 l , , 5 A f , ' ff ' ff X ' f' f 1 I 1' ,. f .r .. ANDERSON, LAURIE 17 Sunset Drive ANDERSON, MARGIE 1 Museum Road, 927-2785, people, nature, chocolate chip ice-cream with Jimmies, J.29, I can resist anything except temptation. ANDERSON, SANDRA 25 Western Avenue, 927-5175. ANTHONY, ANDREA 33 Ashton Street, 922-0457, Myself, life, being a twin. l'The world is full of beauty when hearts are full of love. Marshal sr. Graduation, Y.E.S. Club, Alt House Treasurer, Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, Executive Board, Alt House Main office aide, Pep club and organizer, Pep Rallies, Tal- ent Show, Band, Chorale, Band, chorale exchanges, Co-editor Chorale Newspaper, Music Making Marathon, Flea Market, Panth- erette, Pantherette Captain, and Aegis and Year Book Staff. Ambi- tion, Occupational Therapy, Psychologist. ANTHONY, KAREN 33 Ashton Street, 922-04573 Life, people, music. The secret of happiness is not doing what one likes, but in likeing what one has to do. - Barrie. Secretary at Sophomore Class, Secretary of Pep Club, Y.E.S. Club, Band - Aide, Marshal Senior Graduation, Pantherette, Pep club 8 organizer, Music Marathon, Flea Market, Talent Show, Vice-president chorus, Editor chorus Newspaper, Pantherette Captain, Aegis staff, C-house Of- fice Aide, Homeroom President, Main office aide, Chorus, Band, Exchange trips, Pep rallies, Drill team camp, Touch of Class Award, Spark plug girl Award, Theatre Arts Halloween parade, B-House First Prize Halloween Dance. Ambition, Occupational Therapy, Secretary, or Model. ANTHONY, MICHAEL 12 Pine Knoll Drive, 922-1936, Tae-Kwon- DO Karate, Motorcycles, Karate, Cars, That's the breaks. APRIL, CHERYL A. 36 Pearson St., 922-5716, Summer, the be- ach, peppermint stick ice cream, A smile costs nothing, but gives much and enriches those who receive without making poorer those who give, Sophomore homeroom vice-president, Junior homeroom president, Senior homeroom assistant rep, football panther. ARENBURG, HEIDI 6 Roderick Avenue, 922-9354, horses, parties, summer, Intramural volleyball C-house grade 11. AUDESSE, ELIZABETH 7 Olde Cumnod Road, 922-1684, skiing, food, Seriously now, 11th grade basketball and softball. AYUDUK, ISMAIL Y. 2 Pineknoll Drive. BACKMANN, JEFF 2 Fossa Terrace, 922-0566, weightlifting, weekends, Hey, Mike, going down the Y? BADCOCK, ROBERT 28 Guild Road, Boston fthe cityl, back pack- ing, pizza, How are Ya. . .? Intramurals, Football, 10, LaCrosse, 12. BAGNALL, KATHY 34 Pearson Street, 927-5409, partying, pep squad, homeroom sec. BAKER, GAIL 16 Scenna Road, 927-3865, beach, music, people, quiet, rainbows, kites, winter and spring track - sophomore year, Junior class President, Sophomore class Treasurer, Main Student Council President, Volunteers in Action Club Q10-121, hockey panther. BAKER, JIMMY 1 Berrywood Lane, 922-2922, cars, girlfriend, basketball, tennis, What a bummer. working. BAKER, JOHN 1 Berrywood Lane, 922-2922, tennis, pingpong, skipping first period, You're insane, tennis. BAMFORD, WALLACE M. 6 Coolidge Court, 922-1764, driving my car, drafting, You may be the world to your Mother, but you're only an oil can to meeeee, Senior at Large, intramural football- 10th, 11th. BANNON, EMILY F. 33 Longview Drive, 927-0208. BARBEAU, MICHAEL B. 17 Amherst Rd., 922-5751, Girls, Good Beer, Smokingl? Homeroom President 10,11,12. BARBIN, BRADLEY H. 23 Ocean St., 922-3391, Beating lm- manual, getting dismissed, To be or not to be? , Indoor, Outdoor Track, Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse. BARNES, THOMAS S. 7 Millbrook Rd., 922-4907, Partying, Money, Pool, Football 11, Co-op Program 12, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball 11,12, Trade School. BARROR, KEVIN J. 96 Dodge Street, 922-3202. BARROWCLOUGH, THOMAS A. 39 Arlington Avenue. BARRY, MICHAEL 12 Oakhurst Road, 927-3736. BARTLETT, BRIAN 14 Lawrence St., 927-1656, Partying, Skiing, Monty Python, Sunrises, Think Snow. BARTON, MICHAEL 56 R. West St., 922-8028, Parties, Munga Kesta LungaLunga Menya Buna Bootay, Main Student Council 10,11,12, Trade Council 1O,11,12, Intramurals 9,1O,11,12, Carpentry A 1O,11,12. 112 BATCHELDER, WENDY ANN 6 Lawrence St. BATTISTELLI, DAVID T. 3 Butterworth Rd., 922-6338, Sports, Music, Beer, Cars, Go Nutslll, Cross-country 10, Intramurals, House rep. 11. BAXTER, DIANE 19 Wilson St., 922-1862, Sports, Traveling, Weekends. BEAUPRE, LISA 6 King Terrace, 922-8255, Jo-jo, Spazin-out, The Fonz, Stoney baby, partying, Mr. Flanders' 6th period class, F.W., Smilel , The best way out is always through, Homeroom treasur- er, JV Cheerleader, Indoor 8. Spring Track, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader fcaptainl, Office Aide, Intramural Sports, Honor Ban- quet, Usher for Senior Class Play, Winter Sports Pep Rally, Class committees, Cheerleading Competition, Locker Decorating Con- test, Spanish Club, lnternational Pay, Powder Puff Football. BECHARD, KELLY M. 17 Columbus Avenue, 927-1947. BEESLEY, ANN 41 West Street, 922-5522, Weekends, Teaching Schugabear to skim a frisbee, Burgess, RC, Tarbo Noodle, Homeroom Treasurer, Intramurals, Homeroom Secretary. BELANGER, GARY 11 Monroe Street, 927-4285, Girls, Drinking, Partying, Follow the North Star. BELANGER, JOHN T. 18 Taft Avenue, 922-1631, Cars and Music. BERRY, JULIE ANN 65 Winthrop Avenue, 922-7220, Meeting people, Making people happy, Bike riding, Water skiing, Cruising in my car, Time is too short, I wish it would end, go back to to- morrow, and start it again, 105 Homeroom Secretary, 11I Homeroom Secretary, 12I C-House office aide. BERUBE, ELEANOR 66 County Way Ext., 927-3817, Music, Maine, The beach, Mr. Flander 6th period class, The biggest sec- ret man keeps is the opinion he has of himself, Homeroom Rep. 3, Girls' Gymnastics -10, Intramural Hockey, C-House Volley Ball, Girls' Spring Track, Chorus, Musical, 1976 Graduation Usherette. BESSE, BRIAN 22 Radcliff Rd, 922-8820. BEANSON, MARK, RITTS 48 Charnock Street, 927-7056, Fam- ily 8. Friends, Olympics, Acoustics, Dan Armstrongs, Double-necks, Boston, Dances fMaya's 8. Lila'sI, The Bargain Hunters Guide and all the times I leave school, Turn it down!!l , JazzRock Ensemble, I getting haircuts. BIANCUCCI, MICHAEL 27 Crestline Circle, Art nouveau, The . BSO, cointreau, I Think, therefore I am , Diplomacy Club, Foot- ball, Hockey, Lacrosse, Photography Club. BISSEL, TIMOTHY S. 27 Wedgemere Road, 927-1644, Driving, I Living up the weekend, Have Another. BISSON, PAUL 132 Bridge Street, 922-8572, Led Zeppelin, Par- I ties, Sleeping Late, Concerts, Music, Science Fiction, This is The Mystery Of The Ouotient - upon us all a little rain must fall. Math I Team, Chess Club, Diplomacy Club, National Honor Society, ln- tramural Softball. BLACK LINDA 5 Barcroft Ave. 927-1960, Snowball fights, Football and Hockey games, Puffs of Air, Banana Chips, HLH, Bikes with no I brakes, SWAT At S.B., Winter nights, It is always darkest just be- fore the day dawns. Homeroom Representative for C-House Coun- cil, Powder Puff Football, Spirit lNeek Committee. BLANCHETTE, PETER D. 3 Scenna Road, 927-2957. BLAIR, MARK 16 Harwood Street, 922-2833, Parties, Concerts, Music, Hey, How Are You! , Let's have Another! , Homeroom President Grades 10 81 12, Golf- 10,11. BLATT, ROBIN 23 Berrywood Lane, 922-5556, the sun, traveling, onion pizza, Yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow a vision - but today, well-lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness and ' tomorrow a vision of hope. Sophomore Class President, Homeroom Representative, Intramural Basketball and Soccer, Ju- nior Class Vice-President, Spanish Club Treasurer, Yearbook, B-House Office Aide. BLISS, SCOTT 2 Fiindge St. Fld., 927-2223. BOEGGEMAN, SUSAN M. 30 Colgate Road: 922-2843. BORETTI, KEN 25 Wellesley Road, 927-1591, Football, Baseball, Track f11l, Homeroom President. I BOSSIE, DANA M. 39 Longmeadow Road: 922-6927, Molson Golden Ale, Superbowl, Concerts, Golf- 10, Flag Football - 10, Homeroom Rep. BOUCHARD, CINDY 778 Cabot Street, 927-2369, mice, corncurls, Jerry, parties, CEJKMNT , Tina, you're so slow, almost!! ', 101- I Intramural volleyball, student council, cakesale, 11 - Gymnastics Team, student council, 12 - pantherettes, football pep rallies. BOUCHARD, GUY 42 Hathaway Avenue, 922-3922, Basketball, Rock Concerts, Partying, Music, Motorcycling, Snowmobiling, and boating, Allrightl, Homeroom treasurer, 10,12, Homeroom ecre- tary, 11, Spring track, 11, Intramural track, 11. BOUCHARD, PHIL 6 Bates Pk. Avenue, 922-2252. BOUCHER, ADELE 54 Glidden Street, 927-2054, Sammy, Colt 45, We're doomedl, Co-operative office Education, 12. BOUDREAU, MARK 11 Berrywood Lane. BOVIO, SHARON 32 Garfield Avenue. BOYLE, JEFFREY P. 18 Hathaway Avenue, 922-1239. BRADSTREET, JANE animals, For Pete's Sake, dancing, skiing, concert choir, girls' choir, chorus, Spanish club, Cross-country track. BRADY, JOAN 122 Hart Street, 927-0126. BRENNAN, RICHARD 145 Bridge Street, 922-4383. BRESNAHAN, DAVID J 8 Columbus Avenue, 922-8432, moun- tains, I Don't Care Much For Pain, cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, homeroom treasurer, Alt house treasurer, BHS News, intramural volleyball. BRETON, EILEEN D. 15 Wallis Street: 922-4271, Stew Jock, Cabot gang, Cabot's Candy Closet, Forging notes, long walks with Stew, Don't do anything I wouldn't do, if you do enjoy it. BRODERICK, MICHAEL 603 Essex Street, 922-5918, Skiing, Bas- ketball. BRONSTEIN, SCOTT R. 5 Exeter Road, 922-4236. BROPHY, MIKE 321 Essex Street, 039-327-1002, No Probs , Soph-Soccer, Junior-Soccer, Senior - Varsity Soccer, Skiing, In- tramural - Football. BROUGHTON, DAWN 22 Glidden Street, 927-2475, Summer, par- ties, Li'l Earls, prep parties, singapore slings, Here comes the fearless sevenl , intramurals. BROWN, DAVID 2 Pinewood Avenue, Cal. 046-946-291, Being Ac- tive, Woof Babe, Skiing lwaterl, Surfing, dirt biking, Skate board- ing, hang gliding, handball, ping pong, boating, swimming, travel- ing, partying, sky diving, aerials, hunting. BROWN, TIMOTHY 138 New Balch Street, 927-0213, music, money, women, wine, cars, chorus - 3, concert choir - 2, guys choir - 1, A.V. club - 3, musical- 3. BRINDLE, ANNE 34 Cross Street, 922-1530, quarter pounders wfcheese, small coke, large fry, Sorry, it's ll'mI late. , tennis 10,11, track 10,11,12, class executive board 10,11, B-House Presi- dent 12, intramurals 10,11,12. BRIODY, MARJORIE L. 47 Essex Street, 922-1257, chocolate chip ice cream with jimmies, cemetaries, Carol King, l'd rather sit alone on the top of a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion, tennis 10,11,12, captain 12, honors banquet 11, senior at large, B-House council member, track 10,11, intramurals 10,11,12, main student council recording secretary, BRONSTEIN, SUSAN 163 Dodge Street, 922-5429, skiing, the BTE, leaving for ME on weekends, tennis team, Aegis staff, Soph- omore homeroom rep., Beverly Times High School correspondent, powderpuff football. BRYNTESSON, EVA 41 Abbott Street, 927-5674, art, music, psy- chology, Be critical. Better late than never. Never regret a good thing. BUGDEN, BETSY 2 Hull Street, 927-1987, rock 8t roll, parties, Boston, I forget, sailing, eating. BURKINSHAW, JOHN QJACKI 14 Chipman Road, 922-5976, Yes, Partying, Spec, Willy Cheap Shots, B.O.C. Club, H.R. Vice Presi- dent 10, H.R. Secretary 11, Golf 10, B.B. City, Well, l'm sorry. BURNS ADRIENNE 12 Museum Road, 922-8704, Sailing, Swim- ming, Beach, Jewelry, Springtime, For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived makes yester- day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. , Buckley House office aide 11,12, Baton squad 10,11,12, Year book 10,11. BURNS, CHRIS 15 South Terrace, 922-3170, Summertime, going to the beach, Flying a Kite, Fritos, Chocolate chip cookies from cafe. and Being with all my friends. Don't walk behind me. Don't walk in front of me. Just walk beside me and be my friend. , Homeroom treasurer 10, B-House office aide 11,12, BURT, RICK R22 Woodland Avenue, 927-2575, Soccer, Skiing, Sgccer 11,12, Student Council 10,11,12, Intramurals 10,11,12, Golf BUSHEY, STEPHEN 28 Bertram Street, 922-6169, Money, Foot- ball, 3-Stooges, Football, 10,11,12, Track, 11,12, Intramural Vol- leyball, 10,11,12. CALDWELL, ALICE 14 Seward Avenue, 922-7382, William 8. Roberts, swimming, bike riding, you're weirdl, Homeroom vice- president, Basketball Cheerleader - 11, Football Cheerleader - 12, Intramurals. CALLELY, PATRICIA 60 Corning Street, 927-3937. CAMPUS, LADONNA 14 Porter Terrace, 922-1444, Playing Organ, Sports, Can I have a pass for Gym? , office aide, Intramu- ra s. CAMPANA, RICH 24 Lindsey Avenue, 927-3918, going to church, helping little old ladies cross streets, If there's the time, l'Il find the place , dancing, drinking, and just plain standing around. CAMPBELL, DEBBIE 5 Union Street, 922-0497, Saturday nights, Torino, mutsy club, partying in B.T.E., Scruffy, T.A.W.W.T., Fritz, Eaton's with Dizzy, P.A.V., Basketball, House Council, Track, Softball, Intramurals, H.R. president- Vice-President. CARLMAN, RHONDA V. 23 Neptune Street, 922-7646. CARNEVALE, VALERIE 25 Home Street, tennis, horseback riding, skiing, going to the l.C.C. CARNEY, WILLIAM 19 Clifton Avenue, 922-6384, Indoor track team, Spring track team, Cross country team. CARON, DEBBIE 22 Lyman Street, 922-8180, Aerosmith, parties, beaches, Ma, can I go out?, Ma, can I have the car'?, gymnastics. CARPINETO, DANA 13 Pickett Street, 927-6564, Flying, Hockey Games lBruinsI. CARRIER, ED 8 Lovett Street, 922-0191, Heinkens, Football, Bas- ketball, Cross Country, Lacrosse, Baseball, Tennis, Ping Pong, Hockey, Soccer, Fencing, CARSON, KIRK 32 Kernwood, Girls, BA-RUCK-HA-SHEM-HA- MA-SHE-ACH-YE-SHU-ABA-RUCK HA-SHEM A-DON-O! CASEY, RANDY 21 Mill Street: 922-5566, Baseball, bowling, pin- ball, What the heck . CAHSMAN, ALICE 14 Bridge Street: 927-7380, Oh shut up I don't have to go. CASPER, ABBY 44 Amherst Road, 922-2119, Tennis, Israel, friends, acting, the Fonz, HEEEY, You got to have Friends , yearbook staff, theater arts, Editor of 'Aegis', Homeroom vice- president 12, chorus, German Club, Chairman of Fonzie Fan Club. CASTELLUCCI, JOSEPH 7 Wedgemere Road, 927-1726, Three Stooges, Come-on, Bike-A-Thon, French Club. CASTELLUCCI, STEVEN T. 7 Wedgemere Road, 927-1726, girls, football, autos, That wasn't funny, football 10,11,12, hockey 10, Coop 12. CAULFIELD, MAUREEN 10 Evergreen Drive, 922-2507, water- skiing, travelling, And I took the one less travelled by, and it has made all the difference in the world, Baton squad 11,12, Homeroom Vice-president 10, C-House Treasurer 12, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Ski Club. CAVERLY, CYNTHIA 707 Broughton Drive, Traveling, Homeroom decorating committee, Bible Study group, Intramural Volleyball. CERCONE, DONNA 25 Picket Street, 927-0849, skiing, friends, travelling, If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however distant or faraway, Pep club 10, Volunteers in Action Club 10,11,12, Alternate House Rep. 10, Homeroom Treasurer 11, Homeroom Secretary 12. CHAINEY, RALPH 21 Lexington Drive, 927-1683, Football, Base- ball, Intramural Basketball. CHALIFOUR, NANCY 110 Essex Street, 922-0856, Skiing, Soph: Softball, Intramural soccer, Basketball, S.A.P., Jr: S.A.P. Intramural soccer, Homeroom Secretary, Sr: Homeroom Vice President, Bas- ketball, Intramural Soccer. CHANNEL, DIANE LEE 11 Madison Avenue, 922-6663, mini- guinea, Cabot gang, Stewei-DiChri, lf you love something, Let it go free. If it comes back, its yours, if it doesn't, it never really was , Chorus, Math tutor, Props crew for musical. CHAPMAN, SUE 18 Odell Avenue, 927-3246, Paul, people, par- ties, H.H. and Nantucket, A smile doesn't cost anything, but it's worth everything, Soph: Homeroom Secretary, Girls' Gymnastics, JR: Homeroom Treasurer, SR: Homeroom President, Pantherettes. CHEUNG, MARY 75 West Street. CHOUINARD, DIANE MARIE 11 Beverly Hills Ave., 927-3878, summer, children, beaches at night, parties, If you love something let it go. If it returns its yours forever. If not it never was yours at all., Student Council 10,11,12, Advisory board 12, Yearbook 10,11, Intramural Council 12, Buckley house office aide 11. CHOUINARD, RENEE 28 Millbrook Road, 927-5689, Frampton, Black, 44 Hold the chow, I Like lt! I Like Itl, B-House office aide, Homeroom treasurer. CHURCH, PAM 41 Odell Ave., 922-4081, Rolling Stones, partying, Cue, Whammer Jammer, Cafe. Aide Grades 11 and 12, Helped work at the Blood Mobile Grade 11, Health assistance l, Health assistance II. CLAPTON, ERIC 461 Ocean Blvd., 927-1004, Playing guitar, E.C. Was Here! CLARIZIA, TODD 31 Riverview Street, 922-3834, food, weight- lifting, Lynnyrd Skynnyrd, Boston fthe cityl, How are ya . . .'? , National Junior Classical League. CLARK, BRENDA 12 Mark Road, 927-1961, ice skating, Aeros- mith an2d Peter Frampton, No way! , Pep Club - 10, Gymnastics - 1,1 . 113 CLARK, KEVIN 14 Windsor Road, 922-8521, sports, I would rather live and die, than to not have lived at aII. Intramural Bas- ketball - 12. CLIFFORD, DONNA 11 Amherst Road, 922-8233, Peg's house, escaping, BT Express, music. Eaton's, Nutsie club, C'est Ia vie, Hang it up , Homeroom Representative - 12, Intramurals. CLOSE, CAROLYN 20 Beckford Street, 922-5191, JCL Club - 10,11,12. COHAN, MARYBETH 4 Pine Road, 927-3483, Milanos, vests, wings, Don't let it bring you down. , spring track, Alt house Council, Main Student Council, Graduation usher, Ski trip, Intra- murals. COLANGELO, JUDI 43 Echo Avenue, 922-6581, horses, Monty Python, Queen, 'And now for something completely different . . Sitting in corridors club, Homeroom treasurer - 12. COLE, RONALD S. 19 Melvin Avenue. COLLIER, FORREST 11 Woodbury Street, 922-2658, Gymnastics. COLLINS, ARLENE 9 Lenox Street, Work. COLLUPY, JENNIFER 6 Hickory Lane, 922-1329, Summer, windy days, swimming, outdoor sports, Believe in yourself and in your dream. COMEAU, ED, JR. 19 Lyman Street, 922-3837, Girls and my truck, Do you know anyone who wants to buy a truck? COMEAU, RALPH A. 922-5935, Weekends, paid holidays, Intra- murals, volleyball 12, basketball 12, flag football 12. CONDON, CLINTON 6 Beverly Hills Avenue, 922-6817, Skiing, Lacrosse, Lacrosse, soccer 12, football 10, V.P.S. 12, Homeroom Vice President 10 and 11, nutties club. CONNOLLY, LINDA 13 Charnock Street, Animals, money. CONNOLLY, LISA 13 Charnock Street, Art. CONNORS, EILEEN 27 Webber Avenue, 927-0658, Skiing, Swimming, Home Room President 10, Home Room Vice-President 11,12,0r1 Ring Committee 10. CONRAD, PETER M. 12 Lowell Street. COOK, CALISTA A. 18 Bennett Street, 922-0237, Horses, Music, Square dancing, Movies. COOMBS, MARY E. 59 Hale Street, 922-3654, Music, Classical guitar, Records, Food, Skiing, Weekends, Sports, Jivin , My in- terest is in the future, because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. , J.V. and V. Field Hockey, Indoor and Spring track, Be- verlega staff, Spanish Club, Pep Club, V.l.A. Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Representative and Alternate, Publicity Chief for Musi- cal 77. CORIO, DONNA J. 8 Tall Tree Drive, 927-4084, Chocolate, Champ, Swimming, Sailing, T.V., 41480, This is the time to begin turning our fantasties into realities , Aegis Newspaper. CORMIER, CHERYL 25 Judson Street, 922-6564, Graduation, Summertime, COUNIHAN, KEN 122 Essex Street, 922-5686, New Year's Eve, Period 6 in '76, Cobra II, Basketball, Take it easy. Indoor Track Manager, AFS Club, Soccer. CUNNINGHAM, LISA 8 Magnolia Street: 922-9112: B.T.E., B.W., Eating, What a faggotf' Student Council, Field hockey, Cheering, Sophomore Representative, Junior at large, Student Council Trea- surer, Executive Board. CAPODILUPO, ROBERT 25 Grant St., 927-4658, I don't know, Winter track 10,11,12, Spring track 10,11,12. CAPODILUPO, RONALD A. 25 Grant St., 927-4658, Antique cars, Especially my 1940 Ford 2 dr. Sedan Deluxe, You know'?, Sandy. CAPOZZI, SUSAN F. 22 Davis Road, 927-3836, Traveling, skiing, Jeasuml, Chorus, Office Aide. CARBREY, MARK F. 49 Colgate Road, Rum, white water, quiet mornings and long nights, Saturday Night Live, Yesterday, Joan and Vermont, Datsun Saves , A.V., 10,11,12, Photography Club, 10,12, S.A.P., 10,11. CARROLL, BARBARA J. 71 Lovett Street. CARROLL, JOHN J. 49 Webster Avenue. CHOURCHNE, PETER 6 Orchard St., 922-5707, Red Heads, Vol- kswagen's, You Rican, Basketball 10,11,12, Rg. Pres. 10,11,12, In- tramurals. COUTURE, RAYMOND 770 Cabot St., Smoking Area, Any ref. CRATEAU, DANIEL K. 33 Startevant Street, Fishing, Don't take it to heart, CREESY, ROBERT 9 Frankwood, 922-9073, Drinking, Driving, Music, Helter Skelter. CRESS, KENNETH L. 15 Walcott Road. CRONAN, VIRGINIA 12 Evergreen Dr., 922-755, The Beach, Sail- ing, Skiing, I dare a man to say I am too young for I am going to reach for the sun . . ., Yearbook, band HR secretary, 10th Grade. CRONIN, DONNA M. 59 Story Ave., 927-2025, Reading, Swim- 114 ming smoking , Just having a good time, Stick it in your ear, Deca class secretary. CROSSMAN, STEWARD, M., JR. 322 Rantoul St., EiJock, Cabot Gang, Holy smacking A -. CROSSMAN, TERRY L., 330 Rantoul St., Teddy bear , Catot Gang, Steweidichri, Making subs, Back Stage, Forging Notes, I feel Bom Bom. CURRIER, PHILIP 26 Roundy Street, Cross-Country, Indoor and Spring Track. CURRIER, CINDIE 47 Sonning Road, 922-2117, Canoe trips, Reading, Mountain Climbing, X-Country Skiing, Absence makes the heart grow fonder. CURRIER, BRUCE 59 Balch Street, 922-4478, Canoeing, Basket- ball, Skiing, Spruce Trees and Woodland nymphs. CURRAN, PAMELA M. 4 Middle Street, 922-4558, The Three B's of N.D., Basketball, Beaches, and B of N.D., The greatest gift of all in freedom learning to accept it is the key to growing., B-House Council, Junior and Senior, Homeroom Representative, Junior, Homeroom Secretary, Sophomore, Junior, Girls' Track, Sophomore, French and Spanish Clubs, Sophomore, Junior and Senior, Homeroom Vice-President, Senior. CRUDELE, MARIE 36 Taft Avenue, 927-7731, Music, Typing, Rid- ing a Bicycle, Oh Boy! CROWLEY, CHARLES 5 Charles Street, 927-3034, Drinking, Frunday's. CROWELL, DAVE 19 Hale Park Avenue, 922-0205, Led Zeppelin, Sports, Skiing, Nerves of Steel, Bumblebeesg Imagine the impact, Student Council, Soccer Team, Saturday Wrestling Team, Pen- manship Club. DALTO, LINDA C. 27 Sunnyvale St. DAVIS, SANDRA A. 295 County Way, 922-2007, Parties, good music, friends, tennis swimming Florida, Tonight's the night. , Ambition: x-ray technician, to travel, HR secretary 10, HR repre- sentative 11,12, Spanish Club 10,11. DAWSON, WILLIAM JR. 384 Elliott St., 927-2830, Motorcycle rac- ing, skin diving, partying, lf it's dangerous, DO IT! , HR Vice Pres- ident 11. DEANGELIS, DARLENE 44 Cabot St., 922-3343, Everything?, Good morning Beverly High SchooI. , Variety is the spice of lifeI , Working in the main office. DEBERNARDI, SILVIA A. 17 Parsons Dr., 922-0628, Doing what comes natural, What do I do now? DECESARE, DARLENE 67 Story Ave., Beef and Oyster, my weekends, TurkeyI DELORENZO, DANNY J. 692 Cabot St., 922-6165, Food, Band, Band 10,11,12, Stage Band 11,12, Chess Club 11, Pep Band 10,11. DEPIERO, JANET R. 18 Goldsmith Ave., music, Bob Dylan, peo- ple, my guitar, horses and animals, Living is the rosiest thing in the world, most people exist, I Iive. , HR Treasurer 10,12, Deca Vice President, Deca Cake Sale, Deca Conference, Deca supplies, School Store. DIONNE, DOREEN A. 27 Crescent Rd. DEPIERO, MARK 2 Wentzell Avenue, Kim, Hey, Hey! no pro- blem , Co-op Student, Carpentry. DESANTIS, ROBERT 29 Mason Street, 927-1077, three Stooges, White Beach, V2 Barrels, Trower, Quarts, Bucks in, light 'em up . DESCHAMPS, AMME 7 Victor Avenue, 922-5568, Sports, Party- ing, Field Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Treasurer. DICKMAN, INGA C. 278 Essex Street, 927-1997, Bach, Beethoven, Handel and Mozart, Music is Harmony, harmony is perfection, and perfection is our dream , Sophomore Homeroom Treasurer, Marching and Concert Band l10,11,12l, Musicals - Promises, Promises , and Guy's 'n Dolls , 1121 BHS Wind Ensemble 1121, BHS Band President. DI GENOVA, ORIENTE 350 Grapevine Road, 927-4684, Dancing, Sunsets, Dolls, Traveling, ITALIA , Roller Skating. DIONNE, DONNA 47V2 Burman Street, Partying, Roller Skating, Boys, Ain't it the truth , Deca Class. D'lORIO, ELAINE 4 Lovett Street, 922-8809, Parties, Puppies, Chinese Fire drills, Summer, NB, Light Bear, and CEJKMNT , l'm cold , and Chees , 10- car wash, cake sale, 12- Moods ll. DISESSA, JOSEPH D. 25 Brimball Avenue. DOBSON, DIANE C. 53 Sohier Rd. DIVASTA, JOANNE M. 9 Arthur Street, 922-5170, beaches, sum- mer, traveling, Spanish Club 10,11, Homeroom President 11, Executive Board 11, Committee for Hall for Senior Prom, Homeroom Vice-President 12. DOANE, LIZ 3 Wellesley Road, 922-9006, partying in BTE, DF8tW, RPAO, May 25, Saturday afternoons with Cmbl at Eatons, new V.D. of Nuttsies, tennis 10,11,12, track 10, cheerleader 10, Main Student Council 10,11,12, House Council 10,11,12, DOHERTY, MARK 143 Bridge St., 922-2857, parties, concerts, printing. DOIG, BRUCE 9 Cornell Rd., 922-6624, sports, swimming, michelob, Weekends were made for Michelob , football, basket- ball, baseball, intramural sports. DONNELLY, PATTY 12 Magnolia St., 922-0002, Cruising in the B.T.E., Being President of the Nutsie Club, Kocky, Penelope, and Orville, Time will tell of hearts that felt. DOOLING, KEVIN J. 9 Crestline Circle. DOW, CHARLES F. 88 Northridge Rd. DOW, ROBERT F. 45 Longmeadow Road, 922-7118, music, 70 chevy, hot days, Fridays and weekends, tennis courts and beaches, All the words to all the songs, they tell it all., intramural volleyball. DOYLE, MARYANNE 33 Herrick Street, 922-9358, skiing, Fridays, friends, quiet laughing, and talking, I regret often that I have spo- ken, but never that I have been silent. DRAPER, LISA 26 Morningside Drive, 927-6382, the beach, swimming, Fridays, Maine, Summer, and Spring, main student council, C-House council, winter track. DRINKWATER, TAMIE 102 Valley Street, partying, miller-lite, music, Nickie's, food, Robert Redford, cruising, Pig, summer, Oh! Yes! Are you for real? It is better to trust and be deceived, than to suspect and be mistaken, DECA. DRISCOLL, JOHN 45 Amherst Road, 922-4356, sports, weekends, the beach, woof baby, soccer team, lacrosse team, intramural basketball, volleyball, softball, referee for intramural football. DROWN, WILLIAM A. 8 North Wood Road, 922-6568, wood carv- ing, skiing, swimming. DUKE, STEPHEN P. 441 Cabot Street, 927-1883, Elaine and a bottle of C.D. on the beach, High School Band 10,11,12, Intramu- rals sports 11. DUPREY, LINDA 4 Warren Street, 927-1431, music, friends, and weekends, Waves to start her future. EDELSTEIN, SUSAN 82 Boyles Street, 927-0309, Skiing, Swim- ming, Tennis, Reading, Traveling, Pursue without fear, Homeroom Treasurer -10, Class Secretary - 11, Homeroom President- 12, Intramural Sports -- 10,11,12, Spanish Club - 10. ELDRIDGE, CINDY 18 Belmont Street, partying, and being alone, life is a sandwich eat it or starve, indoor track 3 years, outdoor track 2 years, captain indoors, staying away from Mr. Taylor. ELKINS, JAIME 14 Wedgemere Road, Field hockey, indoor track, basketball, softball. ENGLEHARDT, BOB 7 Roundy Street, 922-3319, 'Gansett, Foot- ball. ENOS, M. MARGARET 3 Elnew Avenue, 927-5724, Embroidery, warm weather, and warm people. EVANS, STEVE 14 Cr0SS Street, 927-2412 FALLON, JOHN 940 Hale Street, 922-7248, Racing Cars. FALLONI, PAULA 9 Porter Street, 922-5089, Number 4 hold the chow, the cask, traveling, Live for today, tomorrow is a dream and yesterday's past, Jr. class ski trip, jr. class display case, Photo- grapher committee, Ring committee. FANNING, MIKE Physics, Parties, Page 101, l'm not really leav- ing, really l'm not. , Diplomacy Club, Math Team, Senate Scan- dals, Wholesome fun. FARMER, CURTIS 790 Cabot St., 922-6269, Skiing, Tennis, Go for it! FAUST, LEAH L. 55 Butman St., 927-1069, Skiing, Tennis, Boys, Sloe Gin, Dancing' l'll be damned. Student. FECTEAU, LAURIE 20 East St., Fridays, MacDonald's, lt's only pain, it'll go awayl, Softball- 10,11,12, Field Hockey - 11,12, ln- tramurals, Homeroom Treasurer - 11,12. FEMINO, LOUISE 47 Williams St. FIORE, ANN 50 Colon St., 922-8296, Partying, Cross Country, Ski- ing, People, O.F.S., Hey Froggie , Later, Later , Student. FITSGERALD, GARY 11 Chestnut St., 927-1684, Bowling. FLEMING, RHONDA 32 Raymond Ave., 927-4581, Parties. Dances, Tom, Pep Squad, Office Aide. FONG, LAURA 10 Lindsey Avenue, tennis, animals, friendship, pistachio, How can you expect others to be what you want them to be. You're not even what you want yourself to be., Keep smiling. I think its catchy., volunteers in action club, Youth challenge, homeroom secretary, B.H.S. Newspaper honors. FOSS, DAVID 25 Parramatta Road, 922-5525, lt's Diane's fault, Yearbook staff, band. FOSSA, ERIC F, 10 Lothrop Street. FRANGOS, SUSAN 61 Dodges Row: 468-2294: parties, Black Russians, The Willows, summer, Mr. W The fearless seven are herel, cheerleader, grad. marshal, H.R. vice. FREDRIKSEN, GAIL 16 Columbus Avenue, 922-6740, Rance. Col- our my World, orange and yellow, and friendship, lt's purely platonicl, girls' gymnastics - 10, B.H.S. musical - 11,12, Homeroom treasurer - 11,12, Pantherettes - 12, Chorus - 12. FREEMAN, ELEANOR J. 25 Bow Street. FROST, RICHARD 18 Victor Avenue, lemon, Cross-country, 10,11,12, - Captain 76 , Carpentry, 10,11,12, Trade school, 9,10,11,12, Student council, 12. GAFFNEY, FRED J. 73 Haskell Street, 927-0604, money, weekends, Trade school Carp. A. GAGNON, DAVID 27 Arthur Street, 927-2887, Girls, Beer and Au- tos, Every weekend is a good weekend. GAGNON, DONNA M. 214 Bridge Street, 922-0983, Hiking, Writ- ing, reading, Music, Partying, As must a child endure the thorns and thistles while playing inthe open freedom of the field. So must the adult endure the defeat and uncertainty while groping amist the ancient ruins of time., Homeroom President. GALLAGHER, DONALD W. 435 Cabot Street. GARBICK, GREGORY E. QGREGJ 5 Chipman Road: 922-7615, Ski- ing - water, snow, Back packing, Rock Climbing, No Problem! Nice day, Soccer, 10,11,12, Ski Club, Deca. GARRY, KATHIE 2 Tyler Road, 922-1402, Music, iall kindsi and Traveling, Oh, weII! , Band, Concert Choir, Show Band, Guys and Dolls. GATES, JOHN 111 Haskell Street, Beverly Farms, 922-0344, Jet- hro Tull, Carpentry, Monty Python, Cars, CO-OP Program, Trade School, You're Ugly. GAUTHIER, CATHY 16 Dolloff Ave., 922-5043, Jesus Christ, Praise the Lord. GAUTHIER, GARY P. 32 Lexington Drive, 922-7195, Summer, Money, Good Food, Playing Tennis, Biking, Jump Before You Leap , Winter Track, Tennis, Jr. Achievement 10, National Honor Society 11,12, French Club 11, Chemistry Lab Aide 12. GEORGE, SUSAN MARIE 5 Douglas Avenue, 927-2161, Being with friends, skiing, partying, eating, listening to good music, dancing, being late for school, getting a good buzz, and not going to Detention, Thank God it's Friday. , After School Job 10-12. GERARDI, DAVID 56 Amherst Rd., Partying, Intramural Football. GERMAN, WALTER A. 157 Mckay Street. GERMANO, PAUL 119 Cross Lane, Facta, non verba, spectator. GESUALDI, ELEONORA 17 Gage Street: 922-3722, dancing, traveling, beach, meeting people. GLICHOUSE, SANDY 22 Foster Drive, 922-1125, dogs, football games, dances, powder puff football- 11,12. GLIDDEN, WILLIAM 7 Oberlin Road, camping, cars, But, I didn't do it Mr. Preston, intramurals, soccer - 11. GIBBS, DIANE J. 601 Cabot Street, 927-1878, friends, clothes, pizza, the races, Oh, sure, homeroom treasurer, pep squad, baton squad, main office aide, graduation usher, work study. GIBBS, KEN 97 Odell Avenue. GILDAY, JAMES C. 75 Conant Street. GILLIGAN, RICHARD D. 12 Woodbury Drive. GILLIS, CATHY 26 Wedgemere Road, 927-1693, Parties, Summer, Michelobe, You lose, H.R. Secretary 11, NSRVSD 11 and 12. GIULIANO, PAUL 25 Amherst Road, 922-6972. GOBEILLE, DALE 42 Trask Street, 922-0703, Skiing, girls, beerlg Yea Bob . GOBEILLE, SUSAN 10 Pratt Avenue, 922-6834, Parties, Larry, Sombreros, Busch , 10 - Gymnastic Team, 11 - Gymnastic team, Pantherette, Health Assistance I, 12 - Pantherette, Health Assistance ll. GOLDBERG, BARBARA 18 Sylvan Road, 922-6973: Friendship, laughter, summer, You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows . . . Bob Dylan, Homeroom Secretary 10,11,12, C-house Treasurer 10, Soph. Executive Board, A.F.S. Club - 12. GOLDSTEIN, HOWARD 50 Folly Pond Road, A relaxing 5 mile run, Cross Country, Spring track, Winter track. GOLDSTEIN, PETER 20 Warrne Street, 927-2191, Biking, skiing, 115 music, money. good food, good booze, good women, and reading the Dictionary, Audio Visual Club, Oh, Explitive Deleted. GOODWIN, JOHN 120 Herrick Street, My stereo and white un- lined paper, Do you believe in Ruby Bagonia? Aegis Staff, GOODWIN, SCOTT ALLAN 44 Eastern Avenue, 927-6299, parties, sports, summer, beaches, Thank God lt's Friday , football 10,11,12, baseball, 11,12, School paper, 12, Intramurals. GOVONI, LEANNE E. 14 Summer Street, 927-2426, horseback rid- ing, music, words reading, swimming, driving, sleeping, DECA program, Lunchroom Aide. GRANT, ELLEN 3 Cricklewood Drive, Stoneham, MA, 438-6837, Vice-President Nutsie Club, Carlman's Pond, The Stones, My Dad, Whatever my secrets are, remember that when I entrust them to you, they are a part of me, Hockey Cheerleader, B-House Coun- cil. GREENLAW, ELIZABETH ANN 30 Rowell Avenue, 927-6753, My car, shopping, money, pizza with mushrooms. I am what I am and do not change me , Office Aide Grade 10, Coop Work Study 12. GREIN, RICHARD F. 5 East Street: 927-3632, parties, friends, springtime, sports, football 10, baseball 11,12, track 10, indoor track 11, Homeroom V.P. 10,11,12, homeroom student council rep- resentative 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Intramurals, year- book staff 11,12, firesquad 12. GRIFFIN, LINDA 57 Hull Street, 927-1130, weekends, summer, pizza, Oh, l'm so tiredl, BHS Band. GRIFFIN, SUZZANE 3 Appleton Avenue: 927-1057, November, beach, books, F.M., Strengthened by our yesterdays, we are sec- ure in today knowing there is hope for tomorrow, field hockey, H.R. President, Softball, Intramurals, swimming, Graduation Usher, AFS., Spanish Club. GRILLION, MICHAEL 122 Hull Street, Student Representative to School Committee, Main Student Council, Math Team, Golf Team, Diplomacy Club. GRZYBINSKI, CHARLES 40 Parramatta Road, 922-4572, Marx Brothers, Margaret Dumont, Led Zeppelin, I Give up. What About Your Glass of Water? Groucho, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basket- ball, Intramural Football, German Club, Hunt Club, Swim Club, Polo Team. GUAY, DEBORAH A. 5 Miller Road, 922-8979, friendship, sports, No goal is too high, if we climb with care and confidencelg year- book staff, basketball, softball, Homeroom President, float de- corating, GUIMOND, CHERI 3 New Balch Street, 927-3781, ice skating, Bible Study, Paris, The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside, gymnastics, volunteers in action club, French Exchange. HAMILTON, DIANE 54 Hathaway Avenue, 922-3307, Today is the first day of the rest of your life. , Gymnastics, band, Wind Ensem- ble. HAMMOND, MARK W. 27 Vine Street. HAND, JUDITH W. 23 Blaine Avenue. HANNABLE. WILLIAM DANNY 96 Bisson Street, 922-4032, canoeing, basketball, skiing and wilderness activities, If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words, Intramu- rals, J.V. basketball, Powder Puff Cheerleader. HARBICK, JAMES 191 Hale Stree, 922-1212, Beer, weekends, SPARK EM UP. HARDY, PAMELA M. 25 Winthrop Avenue, 927-3412, Art, Aeros- mith and weekends, Well, What can I day'? , Aegis 76 , year- book 77 , office aide 'l77 . HARLOW, ROBERT 23 Chapman Street, 922-3234, smoking, par- tyingl Stay high. HARMELING, LAURIE O. Montserrat Rd., 927-3235, Music, Friends, Dont exist- live. Candy striper, chorus accompanist 10,11,12, chorus president 12, stage band 12, winter track 10,11, spring track 10, National Honor Society member. HARRISON, SUE 34 Carver St., 927-1580, Friends, having a good time, hockey, and Mrs. T's whoppie pies. HARTLEY, RUTH 23 Washington St. HATHAWAY, CAROLYN 20 Simon St, 927-2461, Playing records, walking around work, Oh wow and bye now. HEALEY, JUNE 13 Balch St. HEALEY, PEGGY A. 922-7308, beach friends, Peter Frampton, Everytime we say hello to some new encounter we're on our way to good-bye , Junior Executive Board, Senior Executive Board, Chorus, B-House office aide, yearbook staff, powderpuff football, intramural volleyball. HELLER, SHERI LYNN 45 County Way, 927-1124, The drive-in with Icebox, 4th period study, dinner at 300 Derby Street, What a 116 Panic tdefinitelyil 1976 Make-up crew musical, senior class play French exchange, 1977 make-up crew musical. HENDERSON, ELLEN 28A Winthrop Ave., 927-0544, driving, ski- ing, collecting different things, Why were you late'?!'0alfCQ' IGI this systeml, Alt house office 10,11,12, HENNESSEY, KAREN A. 6 Olde Planters Road, 922-3644, tennis, beach, traveling, We shall never pass this way again , Homeroom secretary, hockey cheerleader, French club, graduation usher, yearbook staff. HERLIHY, RICHARD W. 11 Judson St., 927-1040, hoops, As long as you're over there, and I'm over here. . .it's just fine. That's a waste of time. , varsity football, lacrosse, homeroom vice- president, intramural sports. HERZOG, ANNE 22 Pickett Street, 922-8776, pizza, summertime, coffee ice-cream, The only way to have a friend is to be one. , Girls' Basketball, Softball, Brown House Treasurer, Class Treasur- er, B-House Council, Executive Board, Intramurals, National Honor Society. HIGGINS, STEVE 16 Story Avenue, 922-0179, Free-style Skiing, Mt. climbing, backpacking, skateboarding, working with and rid- ing horses, Take two and Intense , Ski club, Intramurals. HILL, DARLENE 580 Cabot St., 927-2414, Dancing, Italian, Travel- ing, Having a good time with far-out people, Snow and Winter camping, l'll be dippedl HILLS, TAMI L. 7 Scott St. HOAR, MARGARET 29 Princeton Ave., 922-9225, Membership in the Nutsie Club, Tonto's camp tdock and ElIen's bug, dancing, stuck in a tornadoj, Meeting at D.Q.'s, Eatons, Parties in the B.T.E., You stiff , Intramural Sports, HR Pres., track, cheerlead- ing, yearbook staff. Volkswagen's. HOLLAND, JANE 32 Dartmouth St., 922-0662, Water skiing, Par- ties, Pep Squad, Office Aide 10, Ski Trip 11. HOLMES, DONNA 21 Parramatta Rd., Skiing, Making jewelry, the Weekends, HR Pres. 10, B.E.E.P. Office Aide 10,11. HOLMES, SUSAN E. 93 Corning Street, 922-4309, Jade Jewelry, stuffed animals, Chorus, Youth for Easter Seals, Stage-Crew for Musical, Youth Challenge Program, Make-up for Musical, House Alternate, Youth Challenge Program. Go where you want to go, be what you want to be, Dream what you dare to dream - Live. HORTON, JOSEPH R. 246 Essex Street, 927-5575, Driving fast, Cabot Gang, Honors Banquet, Honor Roll 7 times, Graduation Usher, Quaint, very quaint. HORZEMPA, PATRICE 12 Morgan Road, 927-2221, Skiing, Poet- ry, German Club, Office aide, Intramural Track, Homeroom trea- surer, Aegis Staff, Ski Club. No, realIy? HOUDE, ROBERT 60 County Way, 922-2370, Snow Days, Intra- mural Sports, Graduation Usher, Let's take a break. HOWELL, JON 643 Hale Street, 922-5829, Skiing, smoking, and carousing, Stay High. HUBER, KATHLEEN 8 Michael Road, 922-7124, Skiing, National Honor Society, Intramural basketball, Math Team, Show me your friends and I will tell you what you are. HUNTLEY, GENE 6 Cornell Road, Meditation, Math Team, Chess club, Diplomacy Club, Gymnastics team, Chemistry - Lab aide, Fire Squad, Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. HURLEY, ALLISON 1 Stanley Street, Partying, Sailing, writing graffiti, Aegis, Basketball, Intramurals, Softball, Hockey, Some things are better left unsaid. HURLEY, ANDY 11 Bates Park Avenue, 922-9370, Parties, girls, beer, sports, skiing, summer, beaches, vacations, 3 Stooges, Monty Python, Marx Brothers, music, Vetts '26' Baseball, Atomic Bomb Culb, Intramural Football, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Right? HUSSON, ANN 49 Railroad Avenue, 922-0854, partying, Heine- ken, and shopping, l'Okay, l'll see-ya,, Junior Homeroom Treasur- er. INNOCENTI, ANDREW 922-4836, Laughing at mutated derelicts, Frundays, Football, hockey, Aegis, BHS News. INNOCENTI, ERIC J. 3 Thompson Road, 927-4168, skiing, rock climbing, hang gliding, backpacking, Go for it. JAFFE, BONNA 14 Scenna Road, 927-0263, friends, Ice cream, conventions, parties, main office aide 10, volunteers in action pres. 11, showcase committee 11, junior night committee 11, homeroom vice president 11, homeroom alt. 12, member in volun- teers in action 12. JELITKO, SUZANNE 40 Rantoul Street. JENNESS, PARTICIA A. 3 Galloupe Avenue. JONES, CHRISTINA M. 312 Essex Street, parties, friends, sum- mer, frisbees, bike riding, the beach, water skiing, Homeroom rep- resentative 11. JONES, GERALD 112 Essex Street, 922-5551, music, Da Vinci, painting, 1 case of Tuborg and a bottle of Mateuse, can be put to a very good usel, detention club. JORDAN, PETER 16 Pine Road, auto mechanics, 5-5-55 chevy, Chevy small block, hurst super shifters, supercharger, vette , As long as I'm a lousy drawer. . .sure I am. , intramural football, ski club. JOSLIN, JUDY 77 Boyles Street, 922-4770, making friends, ani- mals, sports, dances, homeroom vice-president 10,11,12, powder puff football 11,12. JUNG, ANITA E. 5 Wilkins Terrace. KAPLAN, TINA G. 20 Walnut Avenue. KASPRZYK, MARY 33 Story Avenue, Rollerskating, Partying, Ooh Basil! , Homeroom Treasurer 10,11,12, Field Hockey, Cafeteria Aide 10,11,12, Assisted at Bloodmobile 11,12. KASPRZYK, MARY ELLEN 15 Creek Street. KASS, DONNA EVELYN 34 Greene Street, 922-7623, Knick Knacks, Spanish Club 11,12, Vice-President 12. KEARNEY, SCOTT 16 Roosevelt Avenue, 922-3987, Parties, Money, Girls, Reef, I'm outa herel , Carpentry A 10,11,12. KEARNS, LOUISE 19 Washington Street, 922-0157, Pockets, Bill and Bobs, Friends, Don't put off till tomorrow what you can put off altogetherl , Tennis 10,11,12, Winter Track 10,11, Spring Track 10,11,12, President National Honor Society 12, Intramural Council 12, A House Council Secretary 12, Spanish Club 11, French Club 10. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN ANN Joe, Water skiing, The beach, New Hampshire, music, Take each day as it comes, for who knows what tomorrow may bring. , Ambition: Nurse. KENNEDY, SUSAN R 5 Conant Street, 927-2533, Skiing, Parties, Singing, Beach, Pep Squad 10, Office aide 11, Ski Trip 11. KENNEY, DYANNE 266 Newberry Street, Peabody, MA 01960, Being at Cranes Beach, from mid fall to mid spring, with Paul and a bottle of wine, Behold my friend, as you pass by, as you are now, So once was I. As I am now so you must be, prepare for DEATH and follow me, DECA President, Working. KENNEY, FRED 14 Roosevelt Avenue, 922-4672, Good Music, People, and Food. Be Yourself, Band, 10,11,12, Stage Band, 12, Chorus, 12, Concert Choir, 11,12, Guys Choir, 12, Intramural Bas- ketball and Football, 12, Homeroom Rep. 10,11,12. KIMBALL, TIM 24 Morningside Drive, Hockey and Socializing, C'est la vie! Merce Dezi! Hockey, soccer, baseball, track. LANDERS, ANDREW 20 McKinley Avenue, football, baseball. LANG, CHARLES J. 4 Haskell Avenue. LANG, GEORGE O. 801 Broughton Drive, 927-4970, broccoli with butter, lemon juice, and grated cheese, horseback riding, kissing Susan, Ahh-uh-I don't know, concert band, marching band, stage band, pep band, pit band, brass choir. LAPOINTE, MICHAEL R. 63 Putnam Street, 922-6831, Patton, Prep schools, saying opposites, Did you know that German pris- oners of war over 40 talk much more easily than the younger ones?, basketball - 10,11,12, baseball- 10, tennis - 11,12, ln- tramural football- 10,11,12, council- 11,12. LAURANZANO, MARY 16 Russell Street, 922-4647. LAVOIE, BETTEANNE E. 36 Giles Avenue, 927-1067, beach, op- als, dances, football games, T.R.T., Happiest are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true, Homeroom vice-Pres - 10,11, H.R. Pres - 12, Gymnastics - 11,12, Pantherettes - 11,12, Graduation Marshal- '76. LAVOIE, NANCY A. 30 Courtney Drive. LAWLER, GEORGE 3 Charles Street, Mystery, science fiction books, Senior plays, school musicals, chess club, football. LEACH, DEBORAH 309 Rantoul Street. LEBLANC, DIANE 5 Hayes Avenue, 922-6871, Dave, music, be- ach, Life is what you make of it, so make it good. LECLAIR, BOB 9 Longview Terrace, 922-9315, Soccer, Snow days, paydays, Whoof Baby, Soccer 10,11,12, Track 10,11, Student Advisory Council, Senior Executive Board, Intramural Council 10. LECLERC, DAVID P. 139 Valley Street. LEE, PATRICIA 9 Beaver Street, 922-3930, sports, the beach, hav- ing a good time, parties, My interest is in the future, because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. LEE, ROBERT 24 Pickett Street, 922-8109, Skiing, Water skiing, scuba-diving. , MUCCAS Lacrosse, Hockey Intramurals 10,11,12. LEGAULT, ARTHUR 315 Rantoul Street, 927-5592, Hockey, Hey, Hockey, Football. LEMIEUX, SUSAN 11 Sylvester Avenue. LE PAGE, BOB 29 Stone St., 927-0385, Biking, Swimming, sail- ing, That's a nice!!! LENTZ, BEN 19 Sturtevan St., Canoeing, Backpacking, Mountain Climbing, Hiking, Writing, Life is like so many rivers always flow- ing over rocks into bodies searching for meaning, Main Council, A-House President, Aegis, Diplomacy Club, French Club. Soph and Jr. Executive Board. LESCH, GREG 2 Brimbal Ave., 922-0555, Broads and Beer, Weekends were made for Michelob and a warm country side, Var- sity, Soccer for 3 years. LEVESQUE, DENISE 79 Corning St., Horseback riding, Listening to music, Writing poetry, Going to the beach, and Partying, Everyone has their own life to livel, First Honors first two quarters of sophomore year, second honors first quarter of Senior year. LEVINE, MARVIN 36 Parramatta Rd., 922-8454, Cycling, Skiing, Michelob, Running, You can be as good as you want to be, Band 10,11,12, Stage band 10,11, Musical 12, Cross Country 10,11,12, Indoor Track 10, Outdoor Track 10,11,12. LEWIS, MARCIA 46 Parramatta Rd., 922-3191, Life, Music, Peo- ple, Parties, Dancing, Skiing, Thank goodness it's Fridaylg Powder Puff football, Home room Vice president. LIEN, JON E. 26 Pickett St. LOMONTE, ANTHONY 29 Budleigh Ave., 922-3939, Fridays, Dark beers, Good Weed, Sheet metal class, Thank heavens I'm a Senior. LORD, CHARLES 32 Crescent Ave., Girls, Work, Money, Rock Music, I want to go home! LOVASCO, ANTHONY 25 Mason Street, 927-5215, Printing, Par- ties, Concerts, Fire Squad 110-121. LAVASCO, SALVATORE P. 25 Mason Street, 927-5215, Cars, Girls, Fall and School, Ah the hell with it and There's more where them came from , Fire Squad, Intramural Council. LUCAS, KATHY 4 Museum Road, 922-5778, Strawberries, Hob- bies, Writing letters to foreigners, 'lYo! and Oh, Bleep! , Aegis Staff Member, Spanish Club, Moods ll, Bicentennial Assembly, Super House Super thing. LUTZ, PAULA Webster Avenue, The Hut, West Beach, Summer Raza Manaz, lt's a Cocker , DECA. MACDONALD, GLENN G. 7 Kinsman Street, 922-2297, Parties, Summer, Friends , Sports, Monty Python, Dom, Orange, Defi- nitely Dom, lf all life on earth depended on school lunches, earth would soon be a vast WastelandI , Varsity Tennis Q11-125, Student Council Vice-President f12l, JV Hockey t10l, Football i10l, Intramu- rals i11-125. MACDONALD, VALERIE 59 Lovett Street, Traveling, Music, Art, Good books, Even if I commenced it, I'm against it! , Swimming, Bowling. MACINTYRE, JUDY 927-1263, Partying, Skiing, Ski Mobiling, I would if I could, but I can't so I won't! , Pep Squad i10J, Ski Trip l11l, Co-operative Office Education, Work-study, Varsity Basketball - Cheerleader i12l. MACKENZIE, JANET 18 Victor Avenue, 922-3372, partying with the gangl' Whittle it! MAGLIO, STEVE 6 Conner Road, 922-6057, baseball, golf, print- ing, Cute Cath, real cute! , baseball 10, golf 11, fire squad 12. MAHONEY, KATHY 10 Beverly Hills Avenue, 922-8083, Spanish Club 11, V.l.A. Club 11, Gymnastics Club 11. MALETTE, NANCY 23 Odell Avenue, 927-1583, Boston, partying, CEKJMNT , Bill 8. Bobs, Peter Frampton. MALLOY, PATRICK 5 Highland Terrace, 922-2701, sports, parties, weekends, girls, summer, snow days , music, lf ou can't bewil- der someone with brilliance, baffle him with BS , Homeroom President 10,11,12, intramural volleyball, basketball, cross-country, track 10,11,12, indoor track 10,11,12, outdoor track 10, National Honor Society Vice-President 11,12, Eastern Mass. Association of National Honor Societies Treasurer 11,12, North Shore Dartmouth club, differential and integral calculus team 12, Society for the Re- cultivation of the Roman Arts in Beverly, fencing club, atomic bomb squad, iku klux klan klubl tK.K.K.K.l, quantum mechanics tutor. MANGAN, JEAN 38 Sunset Drive, 922-7925, Indoor track 10,11, spring track 10, co-captain 11, intramural basketball 10, gradua- tion usherette, B-House council 12. 117 MANZO. MICHAEL 35 Parramatta Road: 927-2925: yota-box- bouting machine, . . so . . soccer team, lacrosse team, in- tramural volleyball, basketball, track, softball. MARQUIS. MARGARET Fosters Point: 922-8816, bogie, booze, Moody Blues - The Julie look , Oh Dougl' HOMEROOM presi- dent 10, vice-president 11, representative 12, Spanish club. MARSHALL LOUISE 53A COgsweIlAve.1 922-8164, Writing, Sing- ing, The divine Miss M. Ground Round, Do unto others, as you would have them do unto you, Home Room Secretary 10, Home Room President 11,12, Girls Choir 12, Concert Choir 10,11, Aegis staff. MARSHALL, LYNDA 53A Cogswell Ave., 922-8164, Partying, Traveling, People. MARTIN, DEAN 6 Madison Ave, 922-6270: Hockey, Baseball, Football, Summer, Snow days, Weekends, Stop my friend and cast an eye, for you are now as once was I, and I am now as you must be, come my friend and follow me, Intramural Football, Volleyball, Track, Softball, Basketball, Mickey Mouse Club, Atomic Bomb Squad. MARTUCA, CHERYL Rubbly Road, 922-6336: Concerts, Skiing, Partying, Summer, Life is a jungle, Tennis Team, Ski Club. MASFORROLL, DIANA MARIE 759 Hale Street, 922-4611, Con- certs, Jewelry, Graduation, Senior week partying, l'm late again Mrs. Cashman! , Driving to school, C-House girls' room partying, Walking to Smoking Area, Getting to class on time! MASKELL, JEFF S, 12 County Way, 927-0507, Bowie, Beatles, Beaches, Parties, Wine, Song, Dancing, Girls, Army, I Believe in the power of Good, I Believe in the State of Love, I will fight for the Right to be Right, I will Kill for the good of the Fight, For the Right to be right , German Club. MASON, MARTHA 621 Cabot St., 927-1728, Being with friends. the beach, G-corridor 6th period, parties, V.W. Bugs, guys, To each his own, Spanish Club - 10th, Yearbook Club. MASON, PETER 8 Andover Rd., Hurdles, I don't drink Bah humbug , Soccer 11,12, Track 11,12, Homeroom President 12. MASSE, WAYNE 8 Folger Avenue, 922-5781, snowmobiling, camping, going out to eat, t'I'm just a little bit weird . MASSERO, KEVIN 30 Winthrop Ave., Motorcycles and Hockey, Ride hard, live long and drink Michelob. MATSON, KAREN J. 23 Wellman St., 922-4416, summer, good times, Bill and Bob's, licorice, LG's Chinese, firedrills, Nahant Be- ach, shaking, coffee. and CEJKMNT , You have to be a friend to have a friend, Bake sale, JR year. MAXNER, RICHARD 31 Woodbury St, 922-4018, good food: ski- ing, hockey, fighting. McCORMICK, ANNE RENEE 33 Arthur St. MCCULLOCH, ROSS 3 Hickory Lane, 922-8688, sports, girls, summer, pennies, Think of what you're doingl' Hockey, soccer, tennis. MCELHINEY, CHERYL A. 14 Eastern Ave., 922-2759, weekends, Zambesie, snow, skiing, Ho Jo's, Tribbles, History Ha Jonl, Band, Drum Corps, Biology Lab Aide, Band Asst., Drum Major, Band Head, Librarian. MCGEE, KATHLEEN, M. 6 Kathleen Drive. MCGLONE, LORI Beverly Commons, 927-5742, Ketchup, skiing, Burlington, Homeroom Vice President 10, school newspaper 11, B.H.S. Rep. to Secondary Curriculum Council. MCGUINESS, MAUREEN E. 57 Colon Street. McKENNA, JAY 10 Longview Terrace, 922-3182, Fun, sports, Whats happening, My trumpet, Merce, white haired specimens, No Way! The band is 991W normal. That's it, you guys, this is too much. MCKENZIE, JUDITH A. 15 King Terrace, 922-5503, Laughing alot, F.M. and Dinsdale, Partying, money, Queen, antagonizing teach- ers, music, fame, fortune, Queen, Queen and more Queen, money: The kids are at it again. Chorus 10,11,12, concert choir 10,11,12, Musical stage crew 10, musical make up crew 11, Intramural sports 10, Homeroom Secretary 11, Homeroom Vice President 12, student tutor 10, antagonizing teachers 10,11,12. MCLAUGHLIN, CATHLEEN 37 Ashton Street, 922-5841, Summer, Aerosmith and Donald Duck, It goes just like that. , Yearbook '77. McMAHON, BRIAN 5 Kittridge Street, Vacations, a big snow storm, snowmobiling, sports, Think before you move, Intramural football, Intramural volleyball, McKENNA, JAY 10 Longview Terrace: 922-3182, Fun, sports, what's happening, My trumpet, Merce, white haired specimens: NoaNayl The band is 99070 norma. That's it, you guys, this is too myc . MCNEILL, MIKE 347 Elliott St., weekends, Intramurals. MELANSON, MICHAEL J. 927-6784, sports, cars, printing, broads, HI leave D.M. with all his problems, may they be little 118 ones , firesquad 10,11,12,intramurals11. MERCIER, MICHAEL 15 Pine Road, 927-2714, Dylan, Marx Brothers, Lampoon, Go for itll , slide rule club, chorus, varsity punching, oboe club, swim team, coin club, equestrian club, Franco-American club, B-House vice-president, intramural foot- ball, volleyball, self-defense club, scuba club, bongo club. MERRIAM, DIANA 15 Sonning Rd., Running?, food, smiles, To describe running 8. winning is to diminish it. , house council, co- capt. x-country indoor track, spring track. MERRILL, WAYNE E. 31 Simon St. MERRITT, MICHAEL 19172 Pierce Ave. MESSINA, LIZ 24 Ashton Street, 927-6592, eating, summer, life. MEUSE, GARY P. 4 Alden Rd. MICHELINI, PETER 236 Hale St., 927-0204. MILDRAM, JANET 11 Thompson Street Hyde Park, 361-6151, Salami sandwiches. Let's Partylll, Karate, Partying, Jojo. MILES, MARCI GAIL 14 Andover Road, 922-4288, Mushroom Pizza, Musicals, Turkeys, Parties, Keep the Faith, Baby, AFS Club, Chorale, Intramural Sports, P.P.Z. Club. MILLER, TINA 3 Bass Street, 922-3623. MINIGAN, JOHN 4 Winter Street, 922-4333, Music, Sunsets, Mountain Lakes, A eygote is a gemete's way of producing more gemetes. This may be the purpose of the universe. , AEGIS, Chess Club, Diplomacy Club, Fire Squad, Math Team, Math Lab Assis- tant, Chemistry Tutor, Student's International Meditation Society, Beverly Bokononist Society. MINTZ, LISA 27 Walker Road. MIRANDA, BETTINA T. 9 Russell Street, 922-2671, Golden Cadil- Iacs, Gloucester beaches, Sunny days, Mercedes Benz Sport Cars, but most of all friendship, When we smile, our cares grow lighter. When we smile, the world seems brighter, Intramural Sports, Homeroom Secretary, Class Marshal, Homeroom Vice-President, Brown-House Treasurer, Executive Board, Office-Aide. MIRANDA, ENRICO RICO 82 Bridge Street, Ralph's, Stooges, Boterin Fredi Harb, I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill, Intramural Volleyball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Intramural Football, H.R. President but impeached. MITCHELL, KIM SKIING, music, partying, meeting different peo- ple, cats, dogs, If you don't live at all the way you want, then don't live at all., 927-5586, H.R. Treasurer three years. MITCHELL, LORI A. 8 Hawthorne Street. MODUGNO, RON 9 Pierce Avenue, Baseball, Football, Indoor Track. MOFFETT, MARY 7 Warren Street, 922-4613, swimming, cook- ing, waterskiing, music, Do what is right and let the consequences follow, cafeteria aide. MORAN, DOLLY 14 Gregg Street, 922-4308, gymnastics, travel- ing. MORAN, JIM 3 Coolidge Avenue, vacations, holidays, parties, money, C-house football. MORINE, CAROL 20 Rantoul Street, snow covered mountains, music, animals, and boys, of course, l'm free to be me, drawing, bicycling, hiking. MORPHEW, JAMES 15 Beckford Street, sports, vacation. MORPHEW, LAURIE 15 Beckford Street, 927-1363, hockey, dogs. MORRISON, BARBARA 6 Whitney Avenue, 922-4449, horseback riding, drinking, cafeteria aide - 11, office aide - 10, work study - 12. MORRISON, NANCY 6 Eisenhower Avenue, 922-0918, horses, no homework, bubble gum, boys, the beach, Get out of here! MORSE, RICHARD A. 29 Colgate Rd., 922-0398, Skiing, Partying, Friends, Go for it Soccer, Track. MOUNSEY, DAVE 12 Charles St., 774-2607, Beer, Elton John, parties, You're better off dead if you haven't yet died , German Club 10,11, Chess Club 12. MURPHY, LEE A. 59 Hull St., 922-4408, Walking on the beach, green peppers, fresh air, sunshine, and Rusty, I've got a name, and I carry it with me and I sing it loud. If it gets me nowhere, l'II go there proud. , Co-Capt. Cross-country and Spring Track, In- door Track, Brown House Council, Student Advisory Board to the school committee, Make-up committee for the musical. MURPHY, PETER AUSTIN 25 Bertram St., Parties, traveling, con- certs, Kick your butt , Basketball, Ping pong, Soccer, Volleyball, Badminton, Swimming, Diving, Motorcycles. MURRAY, SEAN Cruising, Partying, Skiing and Music, Let's get wailingI , Skiing. MUZAROL, ELLEN 15 Bennett St., 922-3439, Weekends, walking, chocolate pudding, Putnam's, Denny's, Pantry, Punkin. N NADEAU, KAREN L. 138 Conant St. NELSON, DIANE 44 Hillcrest Ave., 922-7246, Horseback riding, partying with friends, beer, No way! NGUYEN, DUNG 4 Donald Rd., 468-2951, Clothes, I don't know. NORMAN, SUZANNE 16 Charnock St., 922-2211, football, soccer, basketball, hockey, summer, people and the number 41 , Live your life for today, not for tomorrow because yesterday is only a merngory and tomorrow a dream. , Pep Squad 10,11,12, Office aide 11,1 . NUCCIO, PAUL 4 Kelleher Road, 922-7413, Music, girls, Micholoeb, cars butts, Hi! How are you?, Band - 3, AV club -- 2, Musical - 2. OBRIEN, BARBARA 56 West Street, 927-5767, Summer, pink and green, traveling, Mrs. S, You can make it, if you try, Spanish club, BEEP, Homeroom Treasurer 11. OBRIEN, KAREN: 11 Simon Street, 922-8094, sleeping, going out to lunch, good times, Leave me alone , Health Assistance, Blood Mobile 11 81 12. O'BRlEN, WILLIAM P. 3 Tudor Road. O'DONNELL, PATRICK 32 Federal Street, Jean Sheperd, Jonney Pineapple, Fruits and vegetable, Early mothers, swimming and Avant Garde Jazz, ls that a real Poncho or is that a Sears Pon- chol , football, baseball, basketball, swim team, Chess club, glee club, Blue and Gold, Office aide, Math team, Chorus, Drama club, and stage band, Gold club. OSBORN, AMY 536r Essex Street, 927-2859, Lil Earls, Big Fred's, Willow, Pup parties, Graduation Usherette. OSBORN, ELLEN 536r Essex Street, 927-2859, Earl's and golden cadillac's, parties, willows, summer, They can because they think they can, Secretary of National honor society, Homeroom Vice President, Spanish club, Varsity basketball 10, Intramural basket- ball and track. OVERBERG, CINDY 22 County Way, 922-5202, Driving, Causing Trouble, Babe, Whales, Vodka Collins, The Divine Miss M., For- giveness is a gift that's more divine than any other , Friendship in a time of need is the dearest gift of all., H.R. Secretary 12. PADDOL, MICHAEL D. 2 Home Street. PAGE, WILLIAM 13 Arbella Drive, 922-6412, Karate, Skiing. PAGLIA, ELIZABETH 8 Goodyear Street, 922-4467, C-House Of- fice Aide, Cheerleader, Homeroom Representative, Year Book Staff. PAGLIA, JILL 43 Story Ave., 927-1429, Turkey, Parties, Rum, Be- ach, M.L., Homeroom Secretary 10 8t 11, Soccer Intramurals, Vol- leyball Intramurals, Basketball Intramurals. PALM, JULIE 28 Grover St. SANWNZIO, STEVE 7 Woodland Ave., 922-9280, Friday 8i Saturday ig ts. PAQUETTE, CHARLES 17 Herrick St., Guns, War, Ring Wres- tling, 81 KISS, I Got To Laugh Because I Know l'm Going To diel WHY?! PARISELLA, JIM 14 Parsons Drive, 922-7211, Drinking, Stooging, Wailing, Don't hang on me will ya, Fredl, Lacrosse, Football 10, H.R. Treasurer. PARKS, ROBERT B. 45 Railroad Avenue. PAYNE, TOM 8 Salters Avenue, 927-0435, Saturday Night Live, Star Trek, UFO'S and other strange phenomenon, food and more, I am not a crook and there is no soviet demonstration of this school by the USSR. PELLETIER, SHARON R. 19 Blaine Avenue, 927-1063, Dancing, sewing, shopping, office Aide 10,11,12, Year book staff 11,12, Homeroom Secretary 11, National Honor Society member 11,12. PERKINS, LINDA J. 9 Mill Street, 922-2520, summer, friends, J. Geils, I feel the capacity to care is what giveslife its deepest sig- nificance. North Shore Regional Vocational School. PERKINS, RAYMOND 213 Brimbal Avenue, 922-7706, Basketball, the Celtics, Intramural Basketball 10,11,12, PETROSINO, BILL 44 Sturtevant Street, Going partying and trucks, Deadly accurate. PHELAN, MATTHEW 12 Powers Street. PHELAN, PAULA 28 Eastern Avenue, 927-0810, Animals, Sum- mer, Kids, Do Da, Do Da. PHILLIPS, GAIL 265 Elliott St., 922-8344, Water Skiing, Music, Weekends, Damn it. PIA, CHRISTINE 41 Sonning RD., 927-3606, Skiing, Weekends, Reading, Music, H.R. Rep. 10,11, H.R. V.P., Intramurals, GAPP. PIERCE, CAROL 57 Hale St., 922-3362, Parties, Joey's, Things go better with coke. PIETRINI, NANCY 60 Sohier Rd., 927-1808, Wintergreen lifesav- ers, Teddy bears, People, The purpose of life is because you are who you are., H.R. President, Field Hockey, French Club, Intramu- ral Soccer, Basketball. PINCIARO, DORENE 15 Sylvester Ave., 922-2271, Partying, Ski- ing, Camping, Painting, Grace is at it again, Sip. POOLER, WILLIAM 37 Tozer Road. PRINCE, JAY 22 Oceanside Dr., 922-6143, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays, Vacations, No-School days, No Schooll, I'm outa here! POOR, KIMBERELY A. 43 Abbott Street. POWERS, ALAN 18 Pleasant Street, 927-4586, Plain old partying, money, Intramurals, Trade School Jock, Don't have a heart at- tack. POWERS, STEVE 55 Hale Street, 922-2655, Partying, money, girls, Carpentry, Go Drinkin'? PROULX, FREDRICK L. 7 Locust Street, 922-7917, Hunting, fish- ing, Stooges, drinkin, Intramural Football, I don't get it. PULISCIANO, MARK 23 Andover Road, 922-7189, Music, art, food, partying, sleeping, Being Late, Censored QUINN, SUSAN 9 Pearson Street, 922-5140, Boston, Starry starry nights, Chocolate donuts, Spring, winter track, musical orchestra, band, chorus, basketball, pep band, Spanish Club. RAMSDELL, GLENN E. 39 Cross Street. RAYMOND, JOHN 22 Mason Street, 927-3876, Traveling. REARDON, KATHY 34 Grant Street, Roller skating, Boy chasing, partying, Deca Class, l'Sit on it, when you get to the elbow, the rides over. REILLY, LAUREEN 33 Sunset Drive, 922-4981, Tennis, bowling, AFS, Office aide, Intramurals, Shut-up. REGAN, KATHLEEN A. 20 Columbus Avenue. REILY, JEFFREY 7 Winter Street. REINA, MICHAEL F. 5 Mill Street, 927-6742, Friday nights, girls, Live fast, die young and be a good looking corpse, track - 10. REYNOLDS, DOUG 23 Porter Terrace, 922-2727, tribbles, simba, He's not blind, stupid! I saw his picture inthe paper, cross country - 10,12, basketball- 10,11,12, baseball- 10,11,12. RHEAULT, DONNA 10 Russell Street, 922-1401, hanging around, weekends, friends, Don't walk behind me, for I may not follow. Don't walk in front of me because I may not lead just walk beside me and be my friend. RICCI, VIRGINIA 11 Seward Avenue, 922-8457, summer, the be- ach, football games, music, Sophomore Class Executive Board, Brown House Council - 11, Senior Class Executive Board, Homeroom President - 10,12, Homeroom representative - 11, J.V. Basketball, cheerleader - 10, Varsity basketball cheerleader - 11, Varsity football cheerleader - 11,12, Chamber of Com- merce Honors Scholar - 10,11, Senior Class Play - 12. RICE, JAY 25 Millbrook Road, 927-4419, football, hockey, la- crosse -10,11,12. RICHARDS, BILL 39 Northern Avenue, 927-0178, banana royals, purity supreme, Van Gogh's Starry Night, Homeroom Rep, Homeroom Treasurer, Aegis staff, Mural contest winner. RICHARDS, NANCY 27 Jordan Street, 922-8727, skiing, swim- ming, sports, Peter, riding around, chocolate ice cream with jim- mies, Don't walk behind me, for I may not lead, don't walk in front of me, for I may not follow, just walk beside me and be my friend, field hockey, office aide, intramural sports. RICHARDS, PAULA ANN 593 Essex St., 927-1967, Monty Python, Guineau Pigs, Queens, That's as may be, but it's still a frog! , Sitting in Corridors Club. RICHARDSON, JULIE 22 Washington St., 922-1750, gold cadillac, Fool's Image, MG's, Black russians, To be loved is great, but even greater is to give Iove. , Homeroom President 10,11, nurses aide 11, Homeroom representative 12, Nurse's aide 12. RICHARDSON, CANDICE 18 Giles Avenue, 922-6408, clothes, children, sewing, poetry, Character is what you are in the dark. RICKER, LISA 9 Pine Road, 922-7719, apples, Dylan, backs, red M.G., You go your way, I'll go mine. RING, ROBIN 724 Cabot St., 927-0994, water skiing, outdoors. ROBBINS, MARY E. 61 County Way Ext. ROBERTS, WILLIAM 70 Dodge Street, 922-8300, girls, partying, Stooging, money, Shine , track, football, 10,11,12, lacrosse 11,12, basketball, homeroom vice-president. 119 ROBERTS. JANE E. 13 Amherst Rd., 922-5726, ice hockey, oreos. woodshop, Firebirds, t'The best things in life are free. ROBINSON, AMY JEAN 163 McKay Street, 922-5235, skiing, ceramics. stereo. rum 8. coke, Oh, I don't want to go to work today. ROBICHAUD, STEVE 16 Union St., 922-4041 1caIl after 6 p.m.1, Teresa, sports, money, parties, weekends, A task worth doing and friends worth having make life worth living. Everything but no- thing. RODDEN, KATHY 13 Thompson Rd., 922-6380, baton, Jv cheer- leader, basketball panther. ROGERS, JOYCE 10 Parramatta Road, 922-6348, Jack Daniels, Joeys, parties. ROGERS, ROBIN 29 Railroad Avenue, The school, partying, weekend, my car, Going to detention. ROLLING, SCOTT F. 17 Conway St., 922-5832, Betty, Elaine, Dyanne, Margaret, Peggy, Driving, Bowling, and Saturday night, Promise or Threatl, B.S.A., Homeroom Treasurer 10,11, A.V. Club 1O,11,12. ROSE, PAMELA G. 27 Herrick Street. ROSEMAN, RICHARD A. 88 Brimbal Avenue, 922-2926, Baseball, basketball, Hey, Hey, what can I say? Al'right! Outasightl, A.V. RUEST, BOB 16 Blaine Avenue, 922-6307, work, work, Cathy and work., Not me, Mr. Wagnerl, Intramural volleyball, Football, Softball, CO-OP. RUEST, PAUL R. 20 Pierce Avenue, 927-5688, Rum, Music, Food, Cars, Girls, Beaches, Pizza and Beer., lf you have castles in the sky, fear not to put foundations under them , '75', Band, Chorus, Promises, Promises, Music Exchanges - Cedehurst, NY, Shenandoha, NY. '76', Band, Ast. Drummer, Chorus, Guys and Dolls, Music Exchanges - Winchester, VA, Atlantic City, NJ. RUSSELL, EMILY 38 Walcott Road, 922-1049, Summertime, Par- tying, and Ice skating, Dream On . . ., Audio Visual Aid, Photog- raphy Club, A.F.S. Club, Musical - Guys and Dolls, makeup crew, Class of '76' Senior Class Play, makeup crew, Homeroom secretary. RUST, BOB 1002 Broughton Drive, 927-7379, Skiing, Hockey, Weekends, Eating, and Drinking. SABATINI, DAVID M. 299 Dodge St., 922-6210, hockey, football: w-r-o-n-g. SABINE, BARBARA 716 Cabot St., 927-3281, Skiing, Partying, Ski trip!! SALLEY, MAUREEN 53 Western Ave., 922-6140, parties, weekends, music, Junior 81 Senior homeroom treasurer, SAP, GAPP1German American Partnership Program.1 SALVANELLI, PETER 13 Parsons Drive, 922-6598, Saturday night, weekends, Well the band was good. SANCHEZ, CATHY A. 108 Northridge Rd., 927-4977, Cavandish, my guitar, beaches, dancing, vans, disco, Frampton, Queen, Love itlg Chorus 10,11,12, concert choir 10,11,12, secretary of the Span- ish club 12. SAVARY, CINTHIA L. 32 Simon St. SCANLON, MARK J. 52 Sunset Drive, 922-5327, Sandy 81 Sue Molsons': Sandy. SAULNER, KATHY 12 Charles Street, Bol R, Cabot cinema gang, having fun, You turkey. Chorus, Work study. SCHILLER, MICHELE 18 Mason Street, color green, listening to my Rolling Stones records, reading mysteries, meditation, All right! SCHUG, KAREN 6 Prides Park, 927-2589, trying to skim Beesa's frisbee for 4 hours, July and August, cars, animals, money, tea 8. butts, structured study, C.C. 8. Pooh bear, Hermie. SCOTT, PAM 25 Dartmouth Street, 927-2723, ski-mobiling, mountain climbing. SELIN, DANA H. 233 Hale Street. SERVIZIO, MICHAEL P. 27 West Dane Street. SHEA, CARL N. 3 Boyles Street, 922-7970, B.T.E., Beth's camp, P.A.V., Patty's house, a.s. with Deb + n. + c. + B.F., our apart- ment, chicken fingers, Cool your jets , Buzz off-brat , basket- ball, and softball. SHEA, CHRISTOPHER 38 Woodbury Street. SHEA, MAUREEN 30 Echo Avenue. SHEEHAN, MARY P. 9 Mechanic Street. SHEPHERD, LINDA 10 Priscilla Road, 927-0386, GI. Joe car, 5th period physics. skiing, hockey games, Bill 8. Bobs, Carol's house, I give up , '1Woof baby , Life is either a daring adventure or nothing , alt house council 10,11, ski club, french club, varsity basketball cheerleader, spring track, Sr. executive board, varsity 120 hockey cheerleader captain, regional student advisory council, Northeastern Mass. division of student council national delegate, president 12. SLATTERY, PAT 23 Friend Street, 927-0271, baseball and hoc- key, Say what?, indoor track and work-study. SMITH, DAVID sir, 927-3776, dishwashers, armadillos, Thats as is., stowing away on passenger liners. SOULIOS, CHRISSA M. 12 Bayview Avenue, 927-6420, skiing, tennis, disco, partying, people, Don't do Anything I wouldn't dol , homeroom vice president, secretary, Intramurals, AFS, Aegis. SOUTHWICK, JUNE 50 Boyles Street, 922-4759, music, beaches, skiing, summer, Variety is the spice of life. , Band 10,11,12, Homeroom V.P. Homeroom Student Council rep., exchange trips. SPEAR, KAREN 16 Pond Street, 927-2449, Photography, M.G.'s, Mercedes Benz, Buzz Off. STANTON, PRISCILLA Beverly Commons, 927-2490, horses, bowling, bike riding, Be yourself, and you'll be happy. STEEVES, SCOTT G. 5 Beverly Hills Avenue, 922-8155, referring, hockey, weekends, payday, That's Right Dada, hockey 10,11,12, ST.HlLAlRE, ELAINE J. 9 Oberlin Road, 922-2570, Stephen Duke, a bottle of cold duck, and a sunset at Singing Beach, Keep Smil- ing, Chorus, Concert Choir, Intramurals, Homeroom Rep., Homeroom Secretary. STORY, STEVEN Indian Hill, 922-0232, broads, brew, boats, Cross Country Track 10,11,12, Spring track 10, Indoor Track 10,11,12, Homeroom Vice President 12. STOVER, KATHY 120 Standley Street, 922-5725, Camp Herrick, Fossil Farm, Ground Round, Beer, OH BULLIIIII. STOVER, KRISTYN 120 Standley Street, 922-5725, Camp Herrick, Fossil Farm, Gus, Beer, C. Randall, OH Shitlllll. STROPLE, ANDY 14 Wellesley Road, 927-2158, Bowls, Space- man. STUART, KATHY 43 Stone Street, 922-1031, movies, having friends. SUDAK, NINA 86V2 Essex Street, 927-1294, BSB, Carol's House, Jerk causing trouble with Vaccaro Per. 1, DP breaking my glasses, getting expelled, decorating my locker, WeasiI C Go complain to City Halllll., Locker Decorating Contest, Homeroom Treasurer 10,11, Main Student Council 12, House Council 12, C-House Vice- President 12, J.V. Cheerleader 10, Football Cheerleader 11, Bas- ketball Cheerleader 11, Football Panther, Office Aide 11,12, Intra- murals - volleyball, Class Committees. SULLIVAN, LAURIE 78 Kernwood Avenue, Nursing, Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not!, Vice President 1111, Secretary of Homeroom 1101, Worked on Bloodmobile 111,121, Cafeteria Aide 1111, Homeroom Representative 1121. SURELS, STEPHEN 433 Cabot St., 922-1234, E.L.P., Beer, Bowls, What'?I . SWETT, CINDY New Hampshire, Summer, Salisbury beach, my dog, Stop the world I want to get off. SZCZESNY, PATTY 62 County Way Ext., 922-3370, tennis, Fr- ance, whistles, food, I love lt. , Varsity tennis, co-captain tennis, varsity track and spring and indoor 1101, Homeroom representa- tive, and Intramurals. - T TABBUT, RICHARD 57 Sonning Rd., 927-2979, cars, money, par- ties, fights, etc., Sure I raise hell! So What?, Cross country -two years, Indoor track - 3 years, Spring track - 2 years, Soccer - one year, Homeroom Vice President B-207:2 years. TADIELLO, RONALD W. 20 Conner Road. TAGLIERI, EDMUND JR. 27 Lincoln St.: 922-4349: B.H.S. Music. summer in New Hampshire, McDonalds', HoJo's: Is the first day of the rest of your life, today?, B.H.S. music, marching band, Kiss Me Kate 1121 Lab Aide, band manager, Woodwin Ensemble. TAMILIO, DAIVD 21 Hillside Ave., 922-1670, Lee and Me, Lep Pey Pu, Lee and Kegler's. TAMILIO, JANINA 36 Shortell Ave., 927-0007, Kittens, Sunrises, Snowfalls, the beach, camping, lf sometimes we don't stumble and fall, there's a chance we may never find our way. TANZELLA, KEN 7 Ashton St., Getting stoned, Roll 'em up! . TANZELLA, RICHARD J. 61 Hull St. TARR, SANDRA L. 14 Hathaway Ave., 927-1235, Weekends, par- ties, working with people, the mountains, Beeza Bean , HR Trea- surer 10, HR Vice-Pres. 11, HR Alternate 12, Intramural Soccer. TARRICONE, LOUIS 27 Pine Rd., 927-3733, Hurls' Modern Camp, ski suicide, cliff diving, lacrosse, win The Great Race , 11:54 - snowbank I 11:59:15 - inside, New Years Eve., 3-33 all night, Shea's demolished V.W., Burtie's demolished Pintos, Stooges, carousing, tests, homework, and Contemplation, Now, wait a mi- nute, this is serious, just listen, no B.S., I ain't kiddin', really. . Intramural Football and volleyball, Varsity lacrosse, Greek Club, Klutz Club, Degrading Club, Creative Cutlery, Pre-med. Seminar, Badminton Team, Intramural Calculus, Floral Arrangement Team, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-Pres., Lion Training, Physics for Fun Club, Wilbur Mills Re-election Committee, UFO Monitor, Producer of 'Smiles, O Shiles', Lint Removal, Snow Show Chairman, Gleam Team and Thug Club. TASSINARI, MARY 34 Ashton St., 927-0548, Friends, Vacations, Sports, and my sister, HR Vice-Pres., Buckley House Council, of- fice aide, and Council Treasurer. TERRY, BECKI 530 Essex St., 927-0559, Bach, Crane's Beach, Don Meredith, F.W., Yorkshire Terriers' My taste is simple, I like to have the best. THERIAULT, THERESA M. 22 Myrtle St. TIERNEY, JOHN 49 Pearson St., 922-3099, Weekends, Music, Concerts, From this destination, our journey begins , Senior Class Executive Board, HR Pres., HR Vice-Pres. TODD, JUDITH M. 3 Evelyn Rd. TOLEOS, DONNA 21 Warren Street. TONNESON, BETH 67 Grover Street, 927-0829, Skiing, the B.T.E., Nutsie Club, Cracker Box Palace - October 4, 1975 , Woof Babyll, Track, student council, French club, ski club, intramural sports. TORREY, JAN 20 Glidden Street, 922-7138, Week-ends, parties, Big Freds, The Willows, Bri , I'm serious, not delirious , Chorus, graduation usherette 10. TORREY, JILL 20 Glidden Street, 922-7138, Parties, booze, Dee, The fearless seven are here!! , Homeroom Treasurer, 12. TORTI, KURT 34 Winthrop Avenue, 922-8331. TORTOLINE, JAMES 24 Stone Street, 927-2824, Money, photog- raphy, beer, Pittsburgh. TOSI, ANNA 25 High Street, 927-0496, That's the way of the worId , Varsity tennis team. TOTILO, MARIE G. 15 Roundy Street, 927-3179, Partying, Sum- mer, N.B., Bill 81 Bobs, Traffic Jams, Boy's, CE'JKMN'T , Go sit. Baby Cakes , President 10, Cake Sale, Spanish Club 10, Car Wash, Pep Squad 10,11,12, President 11, Spanish Club 11,12, Vice-President. TRAINOR, DEBBIE 7 Foster Drive, 922-9179, Taking long walks, Bike riding, Tennis, Friends, Without Happiness and friends there's no sense in living. TRAINOR, EDWARD F. 441 Cabot Street. TREMBLOY, MIKE 100 McKay Street, Golf, Wood Working, Me- chanics, He who laughs last, laughs the best. TRUESDALE, JOHN K. 14 Adeline Road, 927-0159, Weekends, Swimming, Three Stooges, Be yourself, there's no one better qualified , Indoor Track 10,11,12, Outdoor Track 10,12, Junior At Large B-House 11, Senior Class President 12. TURLO, JEFF 16 Highland Avenue, 922-0471, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Weekends, Hey, Woody! TURNER, STEVEN 59 Matthies Street. VACCARO, DARLENE 20 Lincoln Street, 922-8799, Steve Miller, Brocolli, Causing trouble with Sudak LaBatts 50, Dr. Popkins, My green and yellow boots, Elton John, If you ask how I am, then l'll just say inspired , Intramural Ping Pong. VALLONE, KAREN 15 Opal Avenue, 922-6192, Skiing, Parties. Summer, Jay. VARNEY, Jeanne 9 Crosby Avenue, 922-5671, Friends, The Fall, Germany, This is true true! , German exchange program. VERGARY, LISA 8 Bresnanan Court, 922-3769, P.G.T.W., Satur- day Nights, Freebird Chips 1241176 , l'm not giving up yet. VICARI, JODEE LYNN 16 Douglas Ave., 927-1293, Skiing, Party- 2:nIg,bWeekends, Sunny days, Homeroom Treasurer 10, Spanish u . WALLACE, GLENN 5 Crestline Circle, 922-3855, Miller, You don't even want to do that. WALLACE, STEPHANIE 12 Miller Road, 927-0992, Ducks, Skiing, S.C., Swimming, Dream On , Homeroom President. WALLESTON, ROBERT 8 MacArthur Road. WARD, KAREN 30 Wallis Street, 927-3797, Cabot Gang, Shake it easy, Main Office Aide, Spanish Club. WARREN, JUDY E. 30 Charnock Street. WEAR, CHARLES E. 8 Lyman Street, 922-3387, Weekends, Snow, Please, Intramurals 11,12, WEAR, DOUGLAS CHARLES 16 School Street, 927-3683, Boxing, The Art of Love - Denise, I think Cap. had bacon and smegs for breakfast, Machine Shop. WEBBER, DEAN E. 175 Bridge Street. WEISENSEE, MARY E. 429 Cabot Street, 922-1844, Guys, Bos- ton, Music, Hi Tootsl WESTFIELD, BECKY 42 Hull Street, 922-6626, Buffalo Bill's, New York, Wacky wacky, Hush up! WESTFIELD, JOHNATHAN M. 42 Hull Street. WHARTON, MARTHA L. 27 Pleasant Street, 927-0154, Soprano Sax, Ye olde panda bear, Viva! La Espannolll, Concert band, Jazz! rock ensemble, show band, Class of '77 Secretary, pep band, wind ensemble, marching band, A-House Council Rep. WHITE, CURTIS M. 12 Upland Road, stunts, special effects, radio, and salt mackerel, Now what? Not again! , sciences club 10, AV 10,11,12, Photography club, yearbook staff. WHITE, MIKE 48 Cogswell Avenue, 927-1846. WHITE, SANDY 7 Echo Avenue, 927-0522, Patrick, Bitchin', skip- pangzsout for lunch, wicked-neat , health assistance, blood mobile WHITE, WILLIAM EDWARD 67 Hull Street. WHITNEY, DEBORAH 53 B Cogswell Avenue, 922-3798, Partying with the gang, waterskiing, beer, Mother trucker. WILCOX, LYNYRD 5 Garfield Ave, 927-1309, Girls, Darlene, Cars, Mr. Peroni, Do it today. Tomorrow it may be illegal! WILKINS, ERIC H. 333 Cabot St., 922-3804, Bible, Music, As long as we smile, no one will know what's wrong. Trade School Stu- dent, Council, Treasurer. WILKINS, JEFFREY 333 Cabot St., Paintings, Woodworking, Do what you like, Spacing. WILLEY, PAT 14 Marion Ave., 922-2907, F.W., Guys, Cars, Beer. WILLIAMS, DEBBIE 29 Rowell Ave., 922-6092, Timmy, Green Par- tying, Summer, Hockey, Food, Ma, can I go out'?, Homeroom Trea- surer - 10, Cake Sale, Homeroom Treasurer -11, Moods ll - 12. WISEMAN, ROBERT 159 Colon St., 922-2176, Ski, Sail, Flexing, Falling, I'm not a menu., H.R. V.P., 10,11, H.R. President, 12, La- crosse, Soccer. WILLIAMS, MICHEAL 36 Woodland Ave., 922-0632, Ski, Water Ski, Football 10,11,12, Lacrosse, 10,11,12. WILLIAMS, PAM 10 Evelyn Rd., 922-4706, Partying in B.T.E., Husty Club, Rufus, J.P., We may never pass this way again., Main Student Council, Senior-at-large, Hockey Cheerleader. WOOD, ROSEANNE M. 658 Hale Street. WOODS, DENISE M. 63 Sonning Road. WRIGHT, LISA 26 Wallis Street. WRIGHT, SUSAN L. 28 Morningside Drive, 922-4834, BHS music, camping, HoJo's, sub sandwiches, Homeroom Rep. alternate - 10, Girls winter track - 10, BHS band - 10,11, 12, band librarian - 12, BHS musical - 10, BHS show band - 12, BHS wind en- semble - 12. YOFFA, SANDRA 57 Dane Street, 922-2525, talking with people, cards, Paris, I don't want to hear it, Homeroom treasurer - 12, French exchange trip - 11, French club. YOUNG, DIANE J. 25 Cornell Road, chocolate, books, and the Java Jive, What are ya, off your food'?, yearbook, french club, homeroom treasurer, National Honor Society. YOUNG, DOROTHY 5 Mill Street, spring, flowers, love, Nothing is impossible if you really want it and try hard enough to achieve it, office aide, lunch aide. YOUNG, VICTORIA B. 7 Central Street, 927-3374, sports, parties, horseback riding, people, mountains, talking, lt's not my fault, softball team, Intramurals, S.A.P. program, Beep program, office aide. Z ZAMPELL, SUSAN photography, art projects, summer at the be- ach, my bike, Cambridge Homeroom vice-president - 10, photog- raphy club. ZOCCO, SUSAN 18 Folger Avenue, 922-1812, Bill, bowling, ten- ms, partying, drawing, Huh . . . what?. 121 ATHLETICS if '- Mf J- . ' ' ,QI 'x..A l. ,.,,V . . . . . v' -.:' I Q ' ,-.uw g A 151- .. .. in., l, h L t..-. , rr .+- ' . Q .- 1 1 .. .- XJ- hx, 4 1 - ',-.-. nk., 1 '-- 1. -. . -Iva' . The Beverly High Boys' Cross-Country team enjoyed a successful season finishing 8-1, second in the North- eastern Conference. Highlights of the season included: Soph. Dave Church's school record over the new 2.7 mile courseg Church and Captain Rick Frost competed on the NEC All- star team that defeated the Greater Boston League 27-28 at Bradley Palmer Parkg the JV's won the Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet and the Northern Meet. 124 Boys' Danvers Gloucester Saugus Winthrop Marblehead Swampscott Lynn English Lynn Classical Salem Cross-Country Bev. Opp 20 34 25 30 15 50 15 45 25 33 22 33 21 34 17 38 45 15 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 'I' ,KV ,, . yy, ,yt ' Q H A Q' 1 4-2' 5 BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY First row: S. Story, P. Malloy, J Richardson, J. Maxner, B. Ramsdell, R. Henderson, S. Mirandi, D Richard. Second row: R.D. Bresnahan, R. Kobialka, P. Currier O'Feisch, W. Scholds, A. Bodek. Third row: B. Carney, B. Alexan- der, M. O'Feisch, R. Ramos, P. Rivard, R. Rollins, D. Mahan, L McDonald, J. Norris. Fourth row: D. Reynolds, Coach-Mr. Ham- mond, Captain R. Frost, M. Boissoneau, S. Woods, M. Levine, D Church, J. Servizio. 125 ,..,,A . 1 ara sew' .,.'r. 1 'rdf A ff - 1 l Once again, the Girl's Cross Country Team proved that females are Q the weaker sex. They went on to a smash- ing victory, becoming NEC champs and placing 10th in the State Trials. Coach Dan Geary had much to be proud of, with his captains Diana Mer- riam, who placed 10th in the State, Lee Murphy, and top runner Sarah Lentz, who holds the BHS course record. Sarah placed 24th in the State finals. 126 1. 6 . 1 '- M. 1 5. - 5 4' A , , Girls Cross Country Bev. Opp. Danvers 25 31 Gloucester 15 50 Saugus 17 43 Lynn English 18 45 Marblehead 15 50 Swampscott 22 39 Winthrop 26 31 Lynn Classical 15 50 Salem 20 41 ff 4 Q Ai 'id GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY . I . v 1 'K . ,f-fs -N 'ir' . I -ve' 1 ,, 's gy! ' 4' 'ya ' It 4 F, s . X s ' 5 , Lva' Q., I-F31 3 1 ,f,.r 1 , ,-gin. 651 I bf 5 GIRLS CROSS-COUNTRY Bottom row: J. Bradstreet, L. Flamgan D. Summit, L. Whitney, Coach Geary, D. Merriam, L. Rernhold, S McGiIIoway, S. Lentz, L. Murphy, J. Slaven, J. Slaven, J. Socol Manager, 9 127 GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY Bottom row: K. Steeves, L. Fecteau, M. Anderson, Co-captains S. Griffin and K. Kin- back, V. Ware, J. Campbell, E. Hutchin- son. Top row: J. Roberts, P. Adams, C. Williamson, Coach Symonds, B. Audesse, M. Coombs, J. Elkins. f' u 1 . - .-L,.4 . x ff, . In ew 23 1 'M fur' J l 4. - . The 1977 Girls' Field Hockey team, cap- tained by Suzanne Griffin and Karen Kin- back, compiled a record of 12 wins and 2 losses and finishing with the best record in the Northeast Conference. For the first time ever, Beverly entered the state tour- nament, seeded fifth. The team entered Round II of the tourna- ment against Ipswich. In a frigid New- buryport football stadium, the girls, clad in handed-down sweatshirts, lost a heartbreaker to Ipswich on penalty cor- ners. Chosen by the Northeast Conference coaches for the All-Star Team were: Laurie Fecteau, Vicki Ware, and Jennifer Campbell. Girls' Field Hockey Bev. Opp. Winthrop 1 2 Saugus 2 1 Lynn Classical 5 O Saugus 2 1 Danvers 1 .2 Gloucester 3 0 Swampscott 2 0 Salem 2 0 Winthrop 2 0 Marblehead 3 O Lynn English 2 1 Lynn Classical 3 1 Gloucester 4 O Danvers 1 0 STATES Ipswich 0 0 128 IELD HOCKEY ,Vik 'sr' X.. rr 'LL ' if lg Q pox ' Cf' , H ,,, 8 JV FIELD HOCKEY Bottom row: J. Gauthier, L. Thomas, K. Wheeler, A. Ramsdell, P. Petronzio, L. Cunningham, J. Gauthier. Top row: B. Crosby, D. Pietrini, J. Burke, N. Pietrini, D. MacDonald, W. Foley, K. Poor. 129 ...Z V i af 3' N ' . I 4 I 4 3' .Q Q' :xi N-.Q .K :Q 1' O 51 K 5 X C Ong- 097 0t'S - .- ' Yr- 3 130 ll f Ls 5 H lit: 5 FOOTBALL gy K ., ' f 1 ' . r , 4.1. 1 J, . 4 Q 1 .3 . .Y ,-R, g 7'-tr,-'IL ' I M' ' Q- 'Q of - cr. fX'vi', q If -X 1, h eil This year the football team finished their season with a 4-5-1 record. The Panthers started out with a big victory over Burlington. The team has a few in- jury problems this year, the key one being the loss of Bruce Doig to a knee injury. The highlight of the Panthers season this year was their 14-0 victory over number 1 ranked Lynn English. Next year the Panthers will be hoping for an even better season with 23 re- turning lettermen. CW Varsity Football Burlington Danvers Gloucester Marblehead Swampscott Lynn English Saugus Winthrop Lynn Classical Salem First Row: Coach Modugno, P. Luca, C. Crowley, W. Merrill, M. Servizio, C. Putur, M. Coughlin, B. Hayes, B. Scott, A. Brown, J. Smith, S. Castel- lucci, B. Petrosino. Second Row: C. Gilligan, S. Goodwin, T. Barry, R. Chainey, B. Roberts, R. Her- lihy, R. Tanzella, J. Rice, K. Boretti, B. Doig, L. Wilcox, R. Baker, R. Modugno, A. lnnocenti, A. Landers, Coach Smith, Coach Fournier. Third Row: Coach Cunningham, Coach Nizwantowski, Coach Allen, R. Hadden, J. Connaughton, M. Wil- liams, D. Crowley, E. Carrier, B. Englehart, P. Fur- nari, K. LeCompte, J. Bradstreet, W. Jordan, D. Gordon, J. Underwood, B. Cahill, S. Bushey. Coach Chrisos, Coach Scanlon, Coach Con- naughton. 131 l '-'W t N avi, i, X I 4: '-N v - 5 I me ' S, 4.:,gv', X Q X . 31:4 . f 5' 3 I ur.,--- A A , ' Q ' - 1 'I' h 1 l 9 A 3-, . fs 4- x X lx Il 2 'A Nw -I ' .. ?'4 '!'f'A ' 'MS A Af ' -mx 1- V I 5 I 494 5 75 '1W fR' . K K - 9 -' . ig . G T ' H .Y , Ng A' '- Af N -fs. b QW ' A' k , gg 2 .. 1 ,q5f. . , 4, f i, T, 5 1' 4- b ' ' ' 'fa J - V W5 iff' if x iv . ' 1 4 'Whig , f S , W Q 'V , 'NME -A 5 Lk 45' . Ay ., , 1 h'4+f 4: Mig' HN K 8 f f,?A'iXq m Ex fe- 5, Q ,Q -ef ,. fs X. .Ax I Football Cheer- Leaders Bottom: C. April, E. Bannon, N. Sudak. P. Pilanen, L. LeCompte. M. Finn, A. Cauldwell C. Bower, K. Bartlett Top: K. Martin, E Djinis, G. Putur, V Ricci, L. Barror. i 133 .yr AI GOLF Bottom row: Co- captains S. Bronstein, J. Lien. Top row: Coach Bradford, J. Perrone, P. Farley, D. Per- rone, E. Chansky, R. Lantych, S, Wilbur, M. Grillon. 134 Y , ,Mp ff- M- Q. 4 if-' X V . Q4 ls ' ' . 5.532 ,niqfi 1 fiz:.1fa:5 . - .W 'Q - 0. --1. 1,9 .1 ,,.: 'gi ,Q W 7 4: im' 1 'f sf W 1 .46 a,c 3 t .Z 5 ,,,- . f '4 O s v M annul' X vu ! . The highlight of the Golf sea- son this year was the match against arch-rival Salem. After losing to them earlier in the season 9.5-2.5, Beverly made a striking comeback and de- feated them 9-3. Although the team finished third in the league. it was the last hole against Gloucester that made the difference between first and third place. Coach Brad- ford was happy with the re- sults because the team was comprised of young and rela- tively new players. Dave Per- rone represented Beverly in the N.E.C. championship. ,-., I 1 GOLF Swampscott Lynn Classical Saugus Salem Gloucester Wintrop Lynn English Marblehead Danvers Salem C x Bev. 5 11 11 2.5 5 11 11 10 8.5 9 SOCCER 1 dw i '-I 'H I , , iw ,W i in I r'i'.llES5 f-'T ' 1 ' S 'xiii ., ,, 11,qs.-+A. ,vig 'f ,1t..,-- -.,- pagan..--f-1' 1 'is --12: ,fu--A .J if f ., 4 2 'J , ,g:g,1,.ar,,r 9 f'qfQ,'zff' ff' Soccer Bev. Opp. Gloucester 0 1 Marblehead 0 O Swampscott 4 0 English O 1 Salem 6 0 Saugus 1 0 Winthrop 2 O Classical 1 3 Danvers 2 2 Marblehead 1 1 Swampscott 3 1 English 3 0 Salem 1 O Saugus 2 0 Gloucester 2 1 Winthrop 4 1 Classical 0 1 Danvers 0 2 Needham O 5 136 -4 il we 2 , X3'4s'- ,av '. 5- ' N ' V , ' if A at 1'52??' M -'.,,.32 ' v IE . z,yf!:,,., 4 1, ,--few .. v, A K, I x . ,,,,.,, ,xv Q , ,fix xqh ' 'Num' rss-3. ,A 'aim' . '- 'VT . Y F05 +0-A . , -- .., -itsiignadnmty 9.'-rin... Y . ,. . . , .0 ,' 7 ' - , afnff ? r , an W la i't S7 The soccer team, led by Co-Captains Dick Morse and Tim Kimball, had a good season this year with a 10-4-4 record. Wearing the foot- ball team's jackets and the cross country team's sweat pants, the team went to the state tournament but met with defeat in the bitter cold against Needham. Some outstanding players for the team this year were Greg Garbick, the goalie, John Abbott, Dave Minnigel, Enrico Miranda, and Dave Crowell who played with a cast on his arm for the first few games. VARSITY SOCCER Bottom row: B. LeClaire, R. Burt, C. Condon, Capt. T. Kimball, Capt. D. Morse, R. Miranda, M. Lesch, P. Mason, D. Crowell, M. Manzo, J, Abbott. Top row: Coach Bill Foley, B. Cahill, D. Minnigal, M. Coan, M. Waldron, C. Soares, R. McCullough, G. Garbick, J. Bush, S. Pizzo, J. McKenna, J. Missett, S. Cashman, M. Shaw, P. Doane, M. Brophy. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Bottom row: J. Cogan, G. Chapman, B. Binns, M. Ploss, J. Cacivio, S. Freidman, Co-Captains D. Cotoya, D. Colbert, T. Zambelis, K. Ohern, B. Scott, M. Durgin, C. Hoag, R. Marchelli. Top row: Coach Peter Nelson, J. Foster, O. Raymond, T. Knight, B. Marshalls, D. Scott, M. Cahill, U. Eramo, F. Lawless, K. Brown, M. Ambrefe, K. Counihan, R. Russo, J. Helagson, K. Driscoll, D. Finn, P. Cheny, D. Dobson, M. Lewis, K. Ceciala, S. McAine, J. Smith. 137 GIRLS TENNIS 5 11. , . I ,fp -nw,-7-1 On ,KT-A GIRLS TENNIS Bottom row: A. Tosi, Girls Tennis T. Turner, K. McGee, M. Briody, L. Kearns, P. Sczczesny, K. Mital, M. Bev. Opp. Lombardi. Top row: Coach Ms. Lin- Gloucester den, C. Doane, J. D'Alfonso, K Salem Wright, M. Bishop, E. Tassinari, L. Lynn English Levine, P. Collins, B. Hopkins. Saugus Marblehead Swampscott Lynn Classical Danvers Winthrop Gloucester Salem Lynn English Saugus Marblehead Swampscott Lynn Classical Danvers Winthrop 138 . gl XX 3 if QQ. -Q NY' XNAM y bf '35 :,:'o'l -3' 1-'vw' 'ln -' Zwif r 1 'ly .QL 7 I 4 . .45-.fi'.'JL' A. 3 74 'XA 'QC 0 .Qflit ,. Iv .4 v ' '.' un npr' f +G V W 11 1 nf' pf Q, 'fi 'q'f5z':s'v.i, 7 L -0' yi . Q41 rj. 23,19 a W 0 'Q 4 Lg! pi-I ' f - Y 0 'if '32 W' ff avi' + 9 Y I: '. +g.fw' iv. P31 5 1 '. .N , fy g Dv' . ','V ryff '. U . 1,1 ' -5 ., 5.flQg'.f' ' 1 n 5 ' 1 0 ' ,.. 9 Y.'0v Q .u Q. rw N -YW xx- X- xx tc- PXNNQQQ-:Ist-?2eR' Girls' tennis has come a long way, especially at B.H.S. Our girls had a perfect 18-O record to easily win the N.E.C. title. Both doubles teams, co- captain Patty Szczesny and Kathy McGee, who played first doubles, and Louise Kearns and Anne Tosi, our second doubles, were chosen for the N.E.C. All-Star Team because of their outstanding records. Singles players in order of performance were: Karen Mital, Marie Lombardi, and Tammy Turner. was ' ' lift gs sgmfwf is 1 t if ,. Q get 'five' rrs EmSf3i33 1 ff ii ' li V1 . . ' 6 . 53539 m ilf 1 I A 1 V ' 47 46 4 'J ' 5,74 1 0 ' 2-5 .. v A J 'P ul'-E 41 4 ' tc. s r JW gi I L 9 I ,' , ,, A i e i s fx ll , J X i f K -Ai N , , A 3' 'TUG ' ' Q-fl my h ' V fi i is . .4-,', 1- AIT. U 1-137, GIRLS BASKETBALL Q., Front: Co-capts. D. Campbell, A. Herzog. Back: Coach Martinyak, J. Roberts, V. Ware, G. Hannable, A. Deschamps, T. Turner, K. Kinback, J. Campbell, L. Cauley, D. O'ReilIy. The BHS GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM continued to im- prove this year under the coaching of Ms. Marilyn Mar- tinyak. Anne Herzog and Debbie Campbell were co- oaptains of the spirited third place team. In the game against Saugus, which determined the second place position in the conference, the team, behind by 30 points, came back to within 12 points of a victory. 140 v' 'I ,,. I Y' I 1.1: -'ov 's-lu i .. 9 Q. P I 1 Q .tina J u ,I , J X .a S if C r I If L fl. f GIRLS' BASKETBALL Bev. Opp. Lynn Classical 56 51 Danvers 47 33 Gloucester 68 15 , Marblehead 59 14 N' Swampscott 87 5 Lynn English 61 38 Saugus 42 44 Winthrop 34 55 Salem 34 41 X Lynn Classical 43 55 Danvers 55 32 Gloucester 61 25 Marblehead 56 26 Salem 37 45 141 l jr BASKETBALL Lowell Classical Danvers Gloucester Marblehead Swampscott Lynn English Winthrop Salem Lynn Classical Danvers Gloucester Marblehead Saugus Swampscott Lynn English Saugus Winthrop St. John's Salem 142 BASKETBALL . I 5 5 i i. ' ,Bla 'I f' Front: C. Grzybinski, P, Courchene, Capt. M, LaPointe, B. Alexander, D. Reynolds. Back: S. Nathans, B. Murphy, A. Brown, J. Bush, M. Boudreau, M. Merritt, P. Burke, Coach K. Arnold. This year the BHS Basketball Team has a fair season which did not reflect the true com- petitiveness of the team. The high points of the season were their consecutive victories over Winthrop and Lynn English. D. Reynolds was the most consistent player and was selected the MVP at the annual banquet. M. LaPointe received the Sportsmanship Award for providing leadership on and off the court. 143 BOYS' JV BASKETBALL The Boys' JV Basketball team finished the season with a re- spectable 10-8 record in the Conference and 10-10 over all. Coach John Pension's team functioned with no manager and no captains, but many outstanding players for inspi- ration. The season's high- lights were squeakers with St. John's Prep and Salem. Front row: R. Cunningham, D., Lec lair, B. Michel, M. Levine, L. Flubens- tein, W. Cunningham. Back row: N Caldwell, S. Kaufman, M. Couglin, C Adams, T. O'Brien, D. LeBeI, B. Ricci Coach Pension. 4 1 B-BALL CHEERLEADERS ' is N 'iT'i 'i'TQ'1 'E at 'ii 'fi 4 171' 3, 1 f . f K K V wg . 5 ,, k . x B s - ' 3 ' ' 1 E W J 1 -q x 5 , , s . 1 ' 4 1 'X 1 i A i X t A-5 gi amazing ., . ,Wx .....'v'! '3l -'- -...-.. ,,,L , A'!!!!!!n-!..!,'!.!'n!,!,!'!!Q -m'QlUl!O!l'llI'1!I Hu nn 1 Z' J-'Z f gil- 2, I Varsity: L. LaPointe, l.. Cun- ningham, P. Hoar, L. Mc- Keen, L. Beaupre, M. Talbot K. Porter, S. Frangos, D Levasseur. Front: J. Macln- tyer. Not pictured, K Wheeler. Junior Varsityz J Divincenzo, D. Pinciaro, A Dettorre, K. Hoar, H. Bor- chet, M. Cashman, N. Man son, M. Thorton, J. For tunato and S. Bee, head. 145 First: E, Wilkins, F. Collier, G. Huntley. Second: S. Russel, G. Chapman, F. Abate, M. Burke, A. Sudak, J, McCreedy, P. McCreedy. Third: L. MacDonald, S. Edington, E. Wilczek. 146 BUYS' GYIVINASTICS 16,5 'Bi id The BHS GYMNASTICS TEAM suffered through a season that never saw them quite reach their full potential. Key in- juries, illness, and inexperience in certain events led to the final record of 3 wins and 7 defeats, however, Co-capts. F. Col- lier and G. Huntley made superior indi- vidual efforts. Also, senior E. Wilkins was outstanding on the still rings. Hopefully, the Panthers will be stronger next year since there will be 11 out of 14 members returning. Q. 5 BOYS' GYM NASTIC Masconomet Chelmsford Methuen Andover Salem fN.H.l Billerica North Reading Tewksbury Winthrop Gloucester Bev. 59.1 62 59.15 59.55 57.8 64.3 57.95 63.10 62.65 59.3 Opp. 52.1 59.1 71.6 86.9 89.05 83.6 53.75 69.30 74.95 70.3 147 GIRLS GYIVINASTICS 34. Back row: Coach Cheryl Townsend, L. McCormick, C. Govonni, C. McGee, C Sacco. Middle row: R, Carlrnan, K Merritt. First row: L, Noonan, C. Ca- ren, L, Burt, D. Sangster. 148 'V Girls Gymnastics Sched- ule Gloucester, Saugas, Marblehead, Winthrop, Danvers, Salem, All Star Meet at Danvers. is Pb 1-in Ni,-. ,,..-.1--- BHS girls gymnastic team is a young energetic team. There are only two seniors on the roster. Unfortunately, the girls had a loosing season but with each meet much improvement was shown. The captains were, Kim Merritt and Rhonda Carlman. Also to be mentioned are Coleen Caren and Linda Burt, who both acted as alternates for all around. 149 HOCKEY l 16-9 First row: J. Foster, J. MacKenzie, S. Steeves, R. McCullock, J. Rice, co- capt., T. Kimball, co-capt. Second row: R. Bastarache, D. Gilligan, P. Collins. C. Ring, K. Cross, D. Collupy, W. Scott, E. Quill, D. Caverly, C. Soares, M. Coan, P. Vasapoli, R. Lee, Coach J. Ryan. Third row: M. Phelan, J. Maxner, B. Cahill. 150 VC gf c Q J Il -nr V t, , is .Jia lg ,f .H I Salem Danvers Winthrop Lynn English Swampscott Saugus Gloucester Marblehead Lynn Classical Salem Danvers Winthrop Lynn English Swampscott Saugus Gloucester Marblehead Lynn Classical HOCKEY Bev. Opp. 10 2 4 3 4 3 6 4 3 1 7 4 4 0 3 3 4 1 9 1 4 2 6 2 4 5 6 2 4 4 4 0 4 2 13 2 Winning the NEC title and playing in Boston Garden were two goals set at the beginning of the season by the Beverly High Hockey Team. Led by the outstanding leadership and playing ability of Co-capts - T. Kimball and J. Rice, this year's team accomplished both. By defeat- ing Marblehead the team cap- tured first place in NEC and the chance to play in the states. After defeating Melrose 3-2 in four overtimes the Panthers went to the Boston Gardens, where they beat South Boston High. ln the semi-final game Beverly lost to Matignon. 151 rf- atignon was awesome -S Q-1 5 --s in an P- an-1 Ln U 5 Tournament key U o 3: vi ID E c: f-1 cu +3 YD ru 5-IJ ca 15 .E ai ce and Ri 1. ks ing puc 2 o .:: .c o o : :s CJ 3 rn cn Q CC Q' an F2 ua cu -A-l cu La .ca an '63 o S 0-3 .:: 4: .99 CL' Z' l-1 as 9 cv GJ ca J: E-' :A QJ .ac 8 ,N Eh 'cu 53N iii GJ SIL M, CU D. ui O +0 O .C ca. vi Q2 ': O 4-D CO vi GS Dx: C. ..:. cn UQ -G77 'JN EEE Q -5-cs w'5 N123 IDUJ gg wc: .99 CTG E2 4-3 T53 '-E 8 O UI.: 5? 55 C2 E63 vw: 5: cu -4-DU 45.2 git!! ui' Q6 :xo ,CII-4 5-.ru E c 0.99 GF- O-Q-v mg Eb ss: on-4 UQ . 5 HSE a O55 CD Pwr: L-1 255 .530 :GJ HCCKEY CHEERLEADERS Bottom row: G. Baker, E. Grant icapt.J, L. Shepherd fcaptj, P. Williams, P. Petronzio. Top row: J. Nolan, R. Gaige, C. Fiodden, C. Collins, K. Hennessey, E. Burns, C. Witwicki, J. D'Alfonso, S. Boeggeman. RJ BUYS' INDOOR TRACK 2 l .f 4 e .inf lf- B. The Indoor Track Team finished the season unde- feated and are the North- eastern Conference champions for the fourth consecutive year. Joel Richardson, Ed Chansky, and Dave Richards quali- fied for the State trials, and Don Wilson took third place in the high jump. Wilson and Capt. Bill Car- ney came in second and third respectively in the North Area Meet, Richards placed fourth in the 1000, and the 2-mile relay team was third. 154 'W .. 4. ,-Q Q. i 2 m.r ?. ss, I.: . . . nf,gQf.- ' ,fir nie' Q .. i x f' 'pr lb-- 1:-1-833, , ., gs -:sf Q0 sg! I Hg, 1 .,,,.., - Z-,g .. .v .- r L ,143 i..,,Ua, ,-'P ' f WFP een!!- i . . Bottom row: D. Mahan, J. Nor- ris, D. Richard, R. Rollins, D Bresnahan, P. Mason, R. Tob- but, J. Truesdale, P. Malloy. Middle row: W. Sholds, T Palazola, D. Wilson, D Coombs, S. Mirandi, J Bradstreet, J. Richardson, J Caccivio, R. Stacy, A. Bodek Capt. W. Carey. Top row: P. Currier, J. Thomas, S. LeC- laire, S. Ofiesh, P. Farley, J Underwood, S. Cashman, E Chansky, S. Woods, M. Ofiesh M. Durgin, Coach Hammond. lu 'Q 7? I Boys' Indoor Track Classical New Bedford Winthrop Swampscott Lynn English Gloucester Marblehead Saugus Danvers Salem Bev. 73 43 50 57 60 58 59 68 29 56 4. Opp. 13 43 36 29 26 28 27 18 57 30 155 1 Q . V 43? Q 1 i, 5 1' 52, .' Girls' Indoor Track Bev. Winthrop 54 Swampscott 49 Lynn English 73 Danvers 51 Lynn Classical 71 Marblehead 66 Salem 61 156 GIRLS INDOOR TRACK -Y: ' 1.. af - . 1 , ,, A . ,, ,- -.r'-..---- l LM, mu, ,.,,,,,,,M,-Q-,.,,,w .AK .- Q Front: Coach Geary, Capt. C. Eldridge, D. Mer- riam. Second: L. Thomas, D. Scannell, S. Chouinard, K. Slaven. Third: D. McCarthy, S. McGiIloway, J. Socol, S. Atwood, J. Slaven. Fourth: L. Young, J. Keegan, C. Sanchez, A. Murphy, J. Keating, C. Sauter. Fifth: S. Lentz, C. Higgins, S. Pierce, P. Fiore. Sixth: N. Pierce, S. Morrison, P, Petronzio, L. Kinback. The GIRLS' INDOOR TRACK TEAM went undefeated this season, clinch- ing firsts at the Northern Area and the Northeastern Conference Meets. At the State Meet, Cindy Eldridge, unde- feated captain of the team, placed first with a time of 6.7 seconds in the hurdles, and Sophomore Lauren Thomas placed third in the shot put. A M ref' Rig - 158 1r4.'54' - fr 1 fm .Q V 5 V, 3 A E if li. f J., . N , . , ,ia 1 I 3 s 5 7 1 5 1 I 3 i ,,M.ur .4u3 at-NWA' U '1 Q 5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY P 2 OFFICE AIDES: Jane Sheeran tat desky D. DeAngelis, D. Proulx, K Anthony, A. Anthony, M. Machalski, S. Chouinard, K. Amberman Fire Squad: J. Truesdale, K. Bore-tti, S. Kardentz, J. Paresilla, G Huntley, J. Minigan, R. Grein, M. Steilato, D. Courtney, M. Mercier STUDENT COUNCIL: Back: K. Kinback, K. Morrisey, M. Mercier, Ft Burt, C. Gilligan, 3rd Row: R. Black, K. Collins, A. Brindle, M. Co han, D. Wharton, L. Kinback, B. Lentz, M. Grillon. 2nd Fiow P. Wil Iiams, C. Cohan, A. Ponzini. 1st Row: M. Briody, L. Cunningham Mr. Hammond, G. Baker, G. McDonald. 1 ... Q..- . il fir.: IPX xo. Qi. 1' .ci F AQ., I 161 ALT Mrs. Donna Wilcox. Secretaryg Mr. George Taylor. Housernasterg Mr. Tom Tannous, Guid- ance Counselorg Mr. Phil Kendrick, Guidgnce Counselor . hi . ' 'Ya-1-5, vu--sq. l . . x 'Q ix. xi' A sq A iii 4 , 'E' -fn 5 ? ,- M - ,... Biewiil 3 f , 4 1 4 ' xlv. '5 .5 ft ,. -- it -Q 5 K. tl gk i X n x ' 'R ni-1 e A - if-.a,A. X W ' if 1 T N w 4 ,........, su xx n 162 Rl.: fi' 5 Ae.. i ,Q Q R uE'N.'k 'X n - 'k'.l x Lk - P ff Nw- if-'i32Q,'3 '. 9KIxxt.'?' .Q- nl 'i x . , , ,Q 551,31 1 4'-f Q s. X 5113 if 1 -jpg? . 13. In .:1,,'a. S:i,,L I- .iffff ' 1-,A -- 1 lm '-' nan: -. . no , ,. , gif-ji-1 'L 'E , ' ' ' vw In igi w. X Q Q. .Q 4 . ' , if, .K af ,Q r' Y gs 1 .w ,-iwyzv A ww , 0, W.. X N S 7- v V- 3 'T' ,, M. 3 Y I if gs, 4' P Q N J. -fr5v..3-115' ,LQ x X ,WV . Ir-n I .-, ,. :sw-Ti.....,.,,v ,.,. M- 9 L-. . I JV : A . FIRE CHILL u.,,, V LE,....,...,,..,, --,.,--,, 'Il - ...m ' gywniqi-v 2' ' ' ,Ng ,.,., -nllil-lv 'f ' 5 ? A K A HOUSE COUNCIL Rear: S. Webber, B Gutterman, M. La Belle, D. Clifford, M. Co- hen, A. Ponzini, K. Poor. Front: P. Burke S. Davis, C. Hoar. OFFICE AIDES D. Deragonf-C. Burgess, L Campus, E. Henderson, A. Chruniak. 163 , 1 4 Ulf .- . ik 3 Q4-JW! Q 1 l NA O. ' 5 f'.,'X M ,CN Tru r 164 4'-395 BROWN Mrs, Pat Danielson. Guidance Counselorg Mr Dick Batcnelder, Guidance Counselorg Mrs Dottie McAskiII, Secretaryg Mr. Harland Car- ter, Housemaster. qw- J? I ,GK xg, 4-Ei I Q ruff ' Q 'i if Ir .Q X Ness B. HOUSE OFFICE AIDS Rear: G. Ricci, C. April, D. Nelson, D. Cunningham, S. Pelliter. Front: S. Knapp, T. Miranda, Fl. Blatt, P. Healey, M. French, M. Gilday, D. Martin, K. Stevenson, A. Jaramillo, C. Burns. B HOUSE COUNCIL Rear: L. Murphy, R. Rollins, C. Cohen, M. Mercier, M. Lombardi. Front: M. Briody, K. Merrit, D. Campbell, K. Morrissey, J. Mangan, P. Curren, A. Brindle. Middle: D. MaCIeod. 165 BUCKLEY Mr Demo Agganus, Guudance Counselorg Mr. Richard Preston, Housemasterg Mrs. Rita Cashman, Secretary, Muse Ruth Nelson, Guidance Counselor, 'SQ .1 QQQ I I I w ,Q w mx, E warg' A , 'Q 0-fr '- F? 4 33 ' . if as . . ff, . ol, r Z , fa . 'Nm 5 - i 'xxx - ,Vx 2 166 iv' W IN ' 7 A n, al 3,, 0 A v ,. e R' ' KV .3- '..- . X, 'idx 'W ,Qu , , .ng N A ' - . lb. . A , ' rf' .- . - ,- ' f. , ... ' may .... 1'- - C HOUSE COUNCIL Rear to Front: T. Theriault. R. Cashman, D. Chouinard, N. Manson, M. Davico, L. Draper, M. Tassinari, P. Williams, L. Black, P. Dodge, P. Williams, R. Black, L. Collins, L. Kinback, N. Jacobsen, J. Sheeran, A. Mangan. C HOUSE OFFICE AIDES Rear: A. Burns, S. Crandall, J. Berry, N. Richards, D. Rheault. Front: N. Lavoie, L. Paglia, M. Tassinari, D. Trainor, K. Anthony, P. Asci, 's 167 TRADE Mr. Vernon Campbell, Guidance Counselor: Mr. John W. Fitzgerald, Principalg Ms. Lilliane J. Keech, Secretaryg Ms. Mary Wright, Secretaryg Ms. Helen V. White, Principal Clerk, W ff , 'rr I ,. .5 -5- l . N , X L -C i r H -fr K g A . xx -Se 5, I IN ji I 168 FIRE SQUAD: S. Maglio, M. Melanson, A. Lovasco, J. Turlo, S. Lovasco, EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: R. Frost, P. Chouinard, S. Mag- Iio, J. Johnson, D. Crowell. TRADE COUN- CIL: R. Frost. J. Johnson. J. Primmer, W. Richardson, E. Wilkins, T. O'Brien, M. Poirier, S. Gauthier, T. Row: D. Crowell, P. Chouinard, S. Maglio, E. Wilkins, W. Bam- ford. 169 VIP'S Mrs. Eileen Parker, Librariang Mrs, Verda McAIeer, Librariang Mr, Phil Kendrick, A-V Persong Mrs. Edith Carr, Nurse. '.' . -- '. 5 P x. , ,, P f' -lx '- '. .aw v . . i'i 'vf f M- ks , 1 X 'A j ,- i I ' , rv- f -' l S P1 , ' X '--T Q-ff? 1 V ' X 1 O 0 N Q0 ' 0' Ox gl' 0 Q' 0' 0 , .095 'S ,...o. o:.?, L 9.010 'Q.o.f . .. ..o..'. 0. ., A 1. 'Oo 0 10.0 .,0..0 U. O.. . , , , nxt.: ...O..0.l. ..O.l.. l . Q . . . .1. 3 o.0g'g'o '. '. 0... g 0... Q.. 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Miss Francis Trowt - English Mr. Robert MacDonald - Mathematics Mr. Lawrence Drouin - Music '75 6 'rw Mr. Roy Nordon - Athletics Mr. Flobert Michel- Science ur' sfit, d l A X ix U79 fy M! , I 5 i 'dh-7 W 'ji ll X Mrs. Frances Stewart- Art Miss Eleanor Lambertson - Business Mr. Clifford Kent- Foreign Languages Mr. Alfred Maccarone - Social Studies 171 ART Ms. Beth Cox Ms. Carol Dauber Mr. Francis LeBlanc Ms. June Southworth Mrs. Frances Stewart BUSINESS Miss Rose Brancato Mr. Ronald Ducharme Miss Claire Gauthier Mrs. Marilyn Kruger Miss Eleanor Lambertson Miss Margaret Miner Mr. Steven Ozahowski Miss Elaine Paglia Mrs. Patricia Provasoli Mr. Edwin Reynolds Mrs. Mary Trefry CHAPTER 766 Mr. Gerald Afrow Mrs. Ellen Toulan Ms. Trisha Vaccari C.H.P. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Mr. Keith Arnold Mr. Floy Babylon 172 4 .xg if 'Q-,C .. 440' .O 'L I 4 I - ll 4 I X i Yin. N -W'- 1 ff C' we t -.ily A4 Q43 Nef-Qgyfig Q vQ25fEgi'LE gg, T i X K. .. x , 'sf' W v ' ,ft W i is ' hi' ,D - JJ.. 11 if if qi ll va.,-..f 6-,li-fa. X Q g-V4 ,- ' L N - v -1- - Mr, Warren Batchelder Mr. Vernon Campbell Mr, Robert Chapin Mr. Joseph Coppola Mr. S. Douglas Cram Mr. David Farrar Mr. Richard Gonsalves Mr. Paul Grimes Mr. Floyd Killam Mr. Raymond Lohnes Mr. Dominic Mondi Mr. Richard Reina Mr. Francis Roberts Ms. Dorothy Robinson Mr. John Ryan Mr. Lawrence Steed man Mr. Kenneth Tarr Mr. Robert Tate Mr. Thomas Tierney Mr. Burton Wagner Mr. Francis Welch Mr. Robert Young ENGUSH Mrs, Mary Lou Coughlin Mr. Niles Flanders 173 Miss Isabel Harriman Miss Claire-Marie Hart Mr. George Kinnaly Ms Mary Jane Lentz Mrs. Theo MacLeod Ms. Ann Myer Mr. Whitney Patch Ms. Joyce A. Poirier Ms. Jean Slaugenhoup Miss Sandra Smeltzer Mr. David Smith Mrs. Pamela Turner - Reading Mr. George Weiler Ms. Marjorie Wolozin FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ms. Nancy Benson Ms. Maria Chardiet Mr. John Derderian Ms. Nancy Greto Mr. Clifford Kent Miss Joan Macintosh Mr. John Mahoney Ms. Evelyn Smith Ms. Carol Wagner HOME EC. 174 F. k I . 'Qf A o 'fax a s i at X UR ' L' 9- ! rv: Fe. 'X . Ax o , . x J T. x 1 ,G A ,Jw 51. -E f 3 s xfyr? 07 - fxkxfgx I '1.i4jd12 f1 5 A, i l 'Xf' Q5 5 A ' A, tail i , TV J 'A-ffl M' fi: any 4 .Qi 1 igil it fl 'Q Miss Muriel Haley Miss Jane McHenry Ms. Alice Stewart MATH Mr. Robert Bamberger Mr. Russell Burns Mr. Gary Burton Mr. Robert Frankland Mr. Richard LaPointe Mr, David Lindsay Mr. Robert MacDonald Mr, Lockwood Merriman Ms. Jody Meyer Ms. Mary Lou Mital Mr. Thomas Skiffington MUSK3 Mr. Lawrence Drouin Mr. Robert Lynn PHYS. ED. Miss Jeannette Cummings Mr. Nathaniel Cummingham Mr. William Hamor Ms. Christine Konieczny Mr. Lewis Lattanzi Miss Margaret Linden 175 Mr. Douglas Linehan Ms. Sharon Padden Mr. Robert Pieroni SCIENCE Mr. Bruce Corson Mr. Henry Keane Mrs. Karen Levin Mr. Mitchell Lesnick Ms. Marilyn Martinyak Mr. Richard Metcalf Mr. Robert Michel Mrs. Ann Schack Mr. David Shopay Mr. Michael Zapantis SHOP Mr. Richard Maitland Mr. David Nallet SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William Bradford Ms. Elizabeth Connolly Mr. Saul Gross Mr. Fred Hammond Mr. Christopher Lewis Mr, Frank Stone 176 ,K '10 Q' , -v-P I D! QQ gl Anza I C I , . F1 , a tx 5 . I I I ,7 Q' 'x lx, 1.' 'fx I i 3 'Zak 1 I' '--1 gf .. ffkg K II f- .I IIEIQXQQ ul ar- 'f I 'meh JL I I Ei' I ' ' lhit All . 6 -lf 2 ' 1, . x ,. if L...- in JN Ke--TD rf 1 1 -GQ? s ,Ah 5 I FEB Mr. Anthony Wt ck Mr. Robert Vogle T A 4 N13 ! f l -tx I f jnfi 4,. Y X ij? 12 . A Q W --f ff5?'1' 57' Q i A3.6Ll 1 ' . A -s . A Qi .3 xxg' Z2 -X M5103 CNH6h? Qi' Q' Y .,lW ,1,4La. 177 Thre minute bells deputized custodians more bomb scares eight period days dr in the r B 210 wins sophomore window decorating contest buses invade BHS One way street Colum bus stepped Plymouth Bock so step on down to the school store Cap and gowns colors powder blue and royal blue Cancelled dances sixteen auxilary poice laid off . . . boat number three wins race . . , Mount Cardigant Mountain climbing , . . October twenty-six Air Force Band plays at BHS . . A dispute with Bromleys Security Police , , , sixteen Auxilary Police re- hired , . . first snow fal November 10. Wednesday , . , s '- rited students. spirit week 1 . , Elizabeth Bay - indecent ex- posure on Capitol Hill J . . West Point scandal . , . Yuba City Tragedy , . . Charley Angels A . . Farrah Faucett Majors . . , Grizzly . T . Princess Anne beseeching mount at Windsor Horse Trials in England Ford Carter Cam paign Mondale Dole debates Presi dent Ford protected from a flash from a flashcube Damascus brought into Lebanon Foreign Mercenaries on trial in Luanda Mrs Gandhi visits Brezhnev in Moscow Bobby Orr leaves Bruins for the Black Hawks Teton Dam collapses Swe den s King Carl XVL Gustaf marries commoner Silvia Sommerlath baseball players worth one million in trades? tall ships Mars the search begins on the red planet flourish of Jazz insects making new advances in our society Silent Movie Midway Entebbe female plebes at West Point John Travolta teenage idol twenty six school children kidnapped in the town of Chowchilla . . . bank heist of the century in Nice France . . . Olympics: Ftomanias Nadia Comaneci - perfect scores John Naber U.S.A. Jeni Chandler Shirley Babashoff Decathlon Winner Bruce Jenner . . . earthquake in Peking China . . . Legionaire Disease . . . The President s Men . . . Betty Ford dances on . . . - agan - Schweiker defeated . . . South Africa a new Zulu War . . . Mao Tse- Tung 1893-1976 . . . Pinky Tuscar- dero introduced as Fonzi s love . . . Pats Super Bowl dream shattered with a controversial play . . . King Kong . . . Reds beat Yan- kees in the World Series . . . Tony Dorsett runs off with college 178 records and Heisman Trophy ABC wins The Battle of the Networks mini length presented in Paris Carter is president Flosalynn wears that same dress Patty Hearst released on ai Susan Saxe hung jury Kennedy assassination investigation reop pened school till Christmas eve Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vik ings in the Super Bowl black experi ence Boots Peter Finch Net work Abu Daoud Claudine Longet guilty of negligent homicide Gary Gilmore executed Carter issues Pardon snow snow snow sx consecutive snow days twelve feet of snow in Buffalo school called off one month Freddie Prince commits suicide Amy and Grits make their debut Gas crises Piping Alaska s Gas Chicago train acci dent A Star is Born Rocky Liberian l spill firedrills in the snow SAT scores rise Field House gets new floor new ex change student Eva Mr Stone gets b'l... - ' i' oi married . . . eight Beverly High School students win Boston Globe Act contest . . . Mr. Witwicki marries Miss Chardiet . . . Swine Flu clinics sweep the nation . . . finals week moved up one week . . . Super Sub burns to the ground . . . BHS hockey team goes to the States . . . Fun with Dick and Jane . . . Frye boots make their appearance . . . Amy Carter has a new babysitter . . . the Art student s form their own club . . . the weather rises above zero. . . eb- , ruary fourteenth - Ms. Slaugenhoups birthday - big party . . . A and P closes branches . . . New Rochelle NY- Nazi imposter Freddie Cowens opens fire kills five and himself . . . Charter reform in Boston - a Mayor white victory . . . Mary Tyler Moore made twelfth best dressed list in the world . . . Starsky and Hutch . . . . Hammond wins 250th track meet . . . Saturday Night Live . . . Southie bites the dust . . . Cindy Eldridge takes first in state in hur- dles . . . Cowens comes back to the Celtics . . . Dallas Smith leaves Bruins . . . ldi Amin F some of their Mr f STUDY HABITS Peanut butter thickly spread On crispy crackers and on bread, Potato chips and chunks of cheese, Chocolates and cake - it's these With which our teenager crams Forexams. U May, 1977 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1,,f nmfQ?V1ffi5 22 23 24 25 26 28 1 in GRADUATION 29 30 31 June, 1977 7 IaS+QXamS 5 8 9 G9 1 P 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 S mm 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 A I M L P i , I ? 5 M I A uf A E k r D N 4 .. V 0 4 H 183 ADS Peggy Healey Lesli Watson David Foss Andrea Kusiak Diane Young Abby Casper Leslie Harrington Tim Robinson Pam Hardy S915 5222 S221 S120 S111 S110 5101 S98 S80 Maureen Caulfield Liz Paglia Cathy McLaughlin Peggy Hoar Ginny Ricci Donna Clifford Special thanks S65 S50 S40 S30 S10 S10 to Sharon Pelletier for sending the bills and to Debbie Guay for the artwork. f 'P' r I P 185 I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I SHOES CLOTHING. 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