Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1981 volume:

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J, i If! ws' Ziff? ffl' fgyz' 0-1' .g M 'A 5 2 'Q '-1 lv in-I Q SUMMER SUPPLEMENT The Beverlega Summer Supplement covers such Spring highlights as the Prom, Graduation, the Senior Class Play, and Spring Sports. It is included in the base price of the Beverlega. Underclassmen and faculty receive their Supple- ments when they return to school in the fallg however, the Senior Class advisor makes arrangements for the delivery of the Seniors' Supplements. Administratlon Page 18 Seniors Page 38 Juniors Page 72 Sophomores Page 86 Contents Activities Page 104 Fall Sports Page 138 Winter Sports Page 156 Time Capsule Page 176 ,, 4' llttll , J flllxl 4. in M if U-1 -Q' ' -8194.9 ill. This year the cover of the BEVERLEGA was designed by Rachael Clayton. Her design was chosen from many entries in a contest held in September. In addition to the cover, Rachael has also done other art work for the BEVERLEGA. 4 ' . .l w I , ROCKY HORRCDR ITCTURE SHQW . . . STARCASE -if 'A ' AE!!! ir riff:-SL. SGLAR ENERGY - A MILLION DOLLAR PROIECT AT B.H.S - L1-3 I - , -JA .3, - p . . .DR. DEMENTO . . . GREENTVVGGD . . . QUEBEC . . . WCQZ 'il' vfffb' -, -A. U- , , QA -rg-:..f-M J rr 'lvl A .4 X ' . . .,.,,. v . .,--...er--, , -P - - ,.-- -ww :fx 71 ' 'fr'..'-M375-'?'fi -E -.ff '-'J--11-'Wf -' Y- 1--'. ww f . . '- 'A , ' . gf J. : , ' ,g. '!.L,,S,.t'I,2gJ,'. nk.,-4' , ?..-'dQ,4Ax,,.:.l,fn4.t.:.-ary? 'x 'QAAA-'N ',-, - -4,-W 7 . I '9'5'+'1d2 'f qw.-.ff , 4 1-PI f ' 13541 ' f, -,AX 1- .f -as vb ' - 'f :ff 53,1-.nq'1, 1, - 54+ E5 'ifftm Ju .w 4 ' , V1 N, -.N- ' 1'-.rl-4.513.i'-I 1 -T uf.-'E'-rig egg--s ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST . . . B.H.S. BON FIRE. . 0 a.' z 4, - ,.., FIA. Z- l'5 fi w C X 1' ai. nf' '4 ' f 'fi 'lt ': f- as . f 1 I, I ff f . , H x 19Y 'l 4 J . A ' ....--uallaa.. I L N , . lfr. V, -,. -by 412 ' .Gly X 4 -74 1 '- . 1, W'T Mi1 f w f f.rA m -v QV: ,El g,...rr, 3?-j -T125 . -.v,!34 1,3?:frn-QA M ' V1 I .Q :E I tw. , ,A A., - 1 . 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X EV 8 f A My V, , I ,il W l If K ff ff If If , f A rl, K I 4 X ff ,' l f , J . 1 , Q f vw, 1 gl f , fllf 6 MAMA! f my MW X 1: f . 5 E 7 1 l x , 6 l X X 1 , 0 , I I t x V I pffiys' 912 lzQlbl29 K 3 5' BRL? X Teachers and 'Yt was an actzon almost experience, Woods stated 'Yn .' dmlnzstrators at Be verb lheh unprecedented in the evaluatzon terms of educatfohal fulhllment 1 School won 't learn until process, a proud superln- It Pvasunsurpassed K Novemeoer holv they did in the tendent of schools Whlham -I 'Path yourself and your f X recent evaluatzon conducted by Longrldge Jr told the School school committee should he , ,' ' a team ofoutslde educators. But Cgmmzttee. 7'hGJ' WGN' 0 -1' proud of the residents of your jyllfwf the students lvon lmmerhlate lmpressedbythestudentbody. hlgh school They areacredlt to I Q , hlgfh marks from the vzsltlng To back up his statement, the CDtyofl5'everb, if professlonals lvho Ivlll decide on Lohgrldge showed the com- Longridge said Woods' A , the School is accreditation mltteea letter he had received comments refiected f W K 1 status, from Harold Woods the prlh- servatfons of oth s the ' f f 1 ' In fact a member of the clpal of Palmer Gogh School evaluauonte I 5 X S evaluatlon team got on the who W6-Y 6 01001b6'I' Of F119 '7 lv s s hey d I X 7 is schools pubhc address system evaluation teams 501' if G f last Wednesday thezrlastdayln H7179 1705015910-V and 00 7' I 6' 0 U S 1' Reverk and commended me rhahty 'expressed to us as a 0 pg q students for their splrlt and 00'?1'hIt!G6 WGS F U J' Sh th I A conduct during the three days '9 1'9 '4'abf9' 300' 19 P 17185 .0 8 A ' theteamspenttheres 500010 W1 '1 I F0 I d et 0 h in f ul 7 'yr 5 7 lf. ' I , S' K f H ! f ' I I ' - K f f 4' Q f I I 'I i I f ' f f h IZ x 1 if ' I 1 , I I? K I I Q 'X 2 the ob- . ' er on , am, V V , a plea ed n le hecofnfh nted 0 KO!! q X he commlte s ct alr por If A I on condftf ns at Beverlv 1' h FILIJV P e ool and th qu ltr f V fl 010 9 s ' school ro iam islevrpgctede I 6 U11f0 8f'ff05 f' he re ease eat-Oth Jr m nt , H rv W l WV , ff 1' 1 X lv l Z I h ' 5 I N K l Vfx I nf t y l 1' oft' . Wm A if ,X jf I -, fl! 4 l t ' l I h ' JI . XXL t j 1 -! 1 ,t - ' I K l X X ff, 1 l I X .1 me gh - faoalg - T - fcwzclg - El X STUDENT COZZ CII. One of the major projects of the Main Student Coun- cil this year was the annual Spirit Week. Do you re- member Carnation Day? What! You didn't get yours? Paul Ramsdell was victimized by pins and tags. but the seniors sus- tained their title on Tag Day. The whimsical Hat Day carried on longer than expected due to the usual screw-up of events and ob- livious students. The money-grabbing Slave day. full of banter and ridicule. ended that week, but where did all the profits go? Creg?! lndigestion! So much for the Pancake Breakfast where hungry football fans and passerbys enjoyed the Council's semi-edible food and Maxwell's instant cof- fee. This year's Powder Puff Team relieved the Council jocks of their organization and coaching duties and coached themselves to a loss under Salem. Of all the Student Council members. only Blair LaCorte added his athletic knowledge. Mr. Peroni and David Iutras applied their defensive and offensive tactics. The Council furnishes two thousand dollars for scholarships which will aid seven deserving students and contributed one hundred dollars to the char- ity Clobe Santa benefiting underprivileged children. O My 4Murray, Treasurer I. Secretary S. A G. Shea. Middle Back: R. M Oroni, I 1 - luis-luwvs .- 1 I 5 ,L 'l0uuuuq.y,, Wh UN ll! I, X ,J THE MAI GFFICE The Main Office is the center of ac- tivities at Beverly High School. Lo- cated in this administrative center is the office of principal. Dr. Francis Fisher. Assisting Dr. Fisher with his busy schedule and activities are sec- retary, Mrs. Marie Ieffreyg principal's clerk, Mrs. Shirley Palmerg switch- board operator, Mrs. Eleanor Craig: and office aides Ms. Pamela Lovasco and Mr. Iohn Lessard. M 0 C ,G AI? Q ALT HGUSE Mr. Philip Kendrick, Mr. George Taylor, Mr. Thomas Tanous, Ms. Kathy Wells 1 'Q .L X The Alt House office crew seems to be cut from the same superior mold which makes up the other House of- fices. Mr. Taylor, House-master, may have the rough exterior necessary to hand out the penalties, but underneath he softens some when he states that the true purpose of his job is to make stu- dents responsible enough to strike out on their own. Assisting Mr. Taylor is secretary, Kathy Wells, a 1979 graduate ofBeverly High School. The two guidance offices are well serviced by counselors Thomas Tanous and Philip Kendrick. Both enjoy working with students and add that it is a fine feeling when a former student comes back to tell them they've made it. S 2 i g. at '15 ff 3.1 E flu. BRO HOUSE Mr. Robert Michel, Mrs. Dottie McAskell, Nlr. Richard Batcheler, Mrs. Patricia Danielson -A The new face in Brown House this year is Housemaster. Mr. Robert Michel. Mr. Michel joined the staff as a science teacher, and for the past several years has served as Science Department Coordinator. He finds his new adminsitrative position enjoy- able and most challenging. A very prominent figure in B-House office is Mrs. McAskill. As secretary, she has the pleasure of greeting absentees and tardy students with the ever popular question. Where is your note? The students in Brown House are well represented by guidance coun- selors, Mr. Richard Batchelder and Mrs. Patricia Danielson. Both are constantly challenged and delighted by the academic achievements and vocational choices of their coun- selors. ll BUCKLEY HUUSE Mrs. Ann Schack. Mrs. Rita Cashman. Mr. Demo Agganis. Mr. Stephen Sherriff Q. I9 xA ' X he -09, sz l . G-:sv I 54 J-l Z-A-.ni amz: Jw 4. x X0 Loyalty and dedication have helped Mrs. Ann Schack through another suc- cessful year as the first woman House- master at Beverly High School. Mrs. Schack commented that she enjoys her administrative position because of the spirited and cooperative attitude of most students. The Buckley House office is efficiently run by secretary Mrs. Rita Cashman. Her positive attitude toward students and their needs is warmly appreciated by the all. The guidance office in Buckley House is staffed by counselors, Mr. Demo Agganis and Mr. Stephen Sherriff, who are always willing to help students with academic problems, scheduling, and career planning. J' J 'i Y! .Hyun-. The staff at the Claude H. Pattern Vocational School seems at first sight to be the typical administrator and sec- retarial staff, but a closer look, one can see that there is much more. In addition to their regular office duties, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Keech must also order supplies and tools needed in the various shops and bill for contracting work done by the faculty and stu- dents. Mr. Barry, Principal of the Voca- tional School, is a straightforward, honest person. He wishes to stress that the students who attend the Voca- tional School have a different frame of reference toward their school. They CHP should be respected for their courage and ability to go against the mode of the times and seek their personal goals in their own way. The Vocational School guidance counselor, Mr. Vernon Campbell, helps vocational students make wise and practical academic and career de- cisions. Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. Lilliane Keech. Mr. Vernon Campbell, Mr. Edmund Barry Xxx s.X SOCIAL 9125. 1 5 STUDIES 12,6 W, S 0 S WI M K M.. N I 1 f FFR if 1. Mr. Mavrages 1 2. Mr. Vogler A 3. Mr. Bradford L . 4. Mr. GWIS 5. Mr. Witwicki 6. Mr. Gross 7. Mrs. Uhring 8. Mr. Hammond ' 4, ' 9. Mr. Stone MUSIC ' ff 5 X ' l X Y 2' L, X 1 -.f 1. Mr. Bunton 2. Mr. Novack 3. Mr. Drouin 4. Mr. Lynn 6 X Q' a 'X er SPECIAL NEEDS ' fVi'f i if i 2 u .vf bf . G . Mr. Afrow . Mrs. Toulan . Miss Vaccari . Mrs. Quinn BUSINESS lo Q ff' 1 5 4 ,-fx 1 H , 3 FW I Miss Miner Mrs. Provasoli Mr. Ducharme Mrs. Trefrey Ms. Bolgatz Mr. Reynolds Miss Lambertson Mrs. Krue er Miss Gautiier Miss Brancato Miss Paglia Mrs. Lord s l is a ggxcqh 5,5 p A V -ru 11. N i'9.15,5QagS -Si 1 MATH +135 K .fi ff I, x XX 7 QNX ' E . E 1. Ms. Giacola 2. Mr. Skiffington 3. Mr. Nyren 4. Mr. Lindsay 5. Mr. MacDonald 6. Mr. Burns 7. Mr. Bamberger 8. Mr. Smith 9. Mr. Merriman 10. Miss Meyers 11. Mr. LaPoi11te 12. Mrs. Mital 4 I . Thr 95' ' O I X 1 'S INDUSTRIAL 1- WURKSHUP Inf . nah I 6:3-:AY H PLANT ousPn.Av Q FT., qgggqgggqm T T-Q A 1 ' if ee cuss cows i 2 Wim 7-7' 2 1 ri. 1 T - ,Q-XT' xg i -500111 BY, f 1 , ir! V B I I onuu ...J -gffl 1 t . 1. Mr. Borsetti . . M Qvi sag 2. Mr. Maitland I H e f r T:'1l v I 434 - , : ,,, .. f w ff ' V , mifxix m Q If 'V .X H, I , lf' L Q, 1 Q 1 , Q A . ,. Q 0 -kfgsqwrr jing -1 L A ff?-e.-3 ' --...,.4 28 A 5 fl-. wi, A HS . v I V I 4 A 1 f rg -F 'tbl-F N , W Wai- ' 1 4 4,X X '4 rfr'1PT?' 10 - ' k Nu ' -- -Q...-u-:An CHP X X xi f ' x A Steedman Coppola Tarr Batchelder Welch Reina Tate Cram Mondi Ryan Gonsalves Farrar CHP Young Lohnes Torgler Allen Cambell Davis Grimes Muise Ambrose Killam MacDougall I SCIENCE , N G , H I p he 1. Mrs. Levin 2 Mr. Keane 3. Mr. Zappantis 4. Mr. Silverstein 5. M Sh 6 r. opay . Miss Martinyak 7. Mr. Wudarczyk 8 . Mr. Corson 9. Mr. Furnari 10. Mr. Clemente V' Ag. I! 'QA In P ' if-v Ag. 2' f..f3'. .S I , A ' HOME ECONOMICS I .Qvs , f 1. Mrs. McHenry 2. Mrs. Ludwig READING 1. Mrs. Turner 30 Xl ,Af Ii JI -,ru x Q-,fx 'mem f7Y'L010wu Tire- 11:54 hrxtens. ,E The ,H-' nh'-1' mrztcrt-. ,Xriwl 'T,-5: fir-:J 1wC!'f.'. I . . . 'mt' zmiir-111 uw muy I-N1 XX' L TI Tur ' In Am any vu I'1 Ar -v 'I 1. rv vfrwr 11-fu, '-if se-ily tear WWW ART 4 , Mr. Allen Mrs. Southworth Mis' Dos d , s . mon Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Cox PHYSICAL EDUCATION , 7 6 8 2 Mr. Norton Mr. Arnold Miss Cummings Mr. Latanzi M H r r. amo Miss Padden Mr. Line-han Mr. Pieroni -fo 'YS ' in Q N u . A L . - -g'.'.i 5' All? f'X 5 if FOREIGN LANGUAGE fgggiggmg 2 Mr. Kent Mr. SantaMarie Mr. Bonauto Mrs. Smith Miss Wagner Mrs. Witwicki Mrs. Mirra Miss MacIntosh it-Q-- f V -EF , f VP Mrs. Osgood Mrs. LeC1erc Mr. Pilanen Ms. McA1eer Ms. Hernmenway Ms. Reilly Ms. Parker EE' itil .55 1 I, :IM Bkxmx I7 ?mj. , ml x ur s 'WE 1 Xu Y XX... -Lx WI 7 1 i ll' A ENGLISH 2 un a 81.75 l r i lffbm 5 MY' L i 16 lk F Yr :L is 1 ix, ' Q . , Y . ,' X 1 1 ,7,,.f . . Miss Wolozin Mr. Weiler Mr. Flanders Miss Hart Miss Harriman Mr. Smith Miss Smeltzer Mrs. McCafferty ENGLISH , N. if -,N 5 i . Xu . , , LN. fair Mr. Patch Miss Poirier Mrs. Cougnlin Mrs. MacLeod Miss Trowt Mr. Kinnaly Mr. Krueger Mr. Mahoney Eng lfsh Gngqisb . V i , 4,13 MINS fa'-vii, -, 'jvP'5lf2. . Tigqmf. M if' 2' ' ' ' 0 e 0 ' 1153 - ' ' .. or , ,, g . 0 v I, I ' Q . 0 Q 4 I 0 9 , . o , , , a2::: - ' ' A Hamburgers again? FCA I L' f -I P r .Q-ff F Knew you 6 I' were comin' so I baked some buns! .3 Q X 94 . 7 . s Try to imagine what would happen if this school was run without any of our various cafeteria aides. Students and teachers alike would starve to say the least! These cafeteria aides take their free time and devote it to the assistance oftheir fellow students. To these. hard and dedicated workers. the student body and faculty owe a great deal of gratitude. THANKS GUYS!!! ONS ix .s ': -.L, i eg X 'Q - Official BHS Taste-Tesgsi ,3.- - Y 'X ' UA' 1, ' 'ifx T J, 41 1 l .-'fl 1 I Welcome to the 's V, l i'lv T , I . 9 1 l 1 , 1 hx 1 Looks good eh? 1 1 I 101,102,103 g . Q XP. l 9 l lxhf ,-Awri K K ' . . f :. .N 4-'B' Cr- vv. f 5, ,. H- K XT -J v ,W lf , ir -- . , X . ,, - 1, w, ' - t - K Q2 E lj Q 'l T, A 4,-,4.,,, if Mg 1 I n ffl' Never a dull moment . 1 F 1- - . 5 ' v 'V -.Q -av. ' A 5' l Q 1 9- 56 .Cx 'Us 10 NA, . ' 4' 35 -- , N ' X 4:-av' x I' M In M!-9' J -X k . 1 1. -. . Qpx -an ' 1 , x O .i ' ,.. ? gil, ...puf- ' x - smdezuts - 1? 5 'HY' kj f -qv Qs is THE ,- - ,N CDFFICERS Secretary Iennifer Parisella. Vice Presi- dent Betsy Cook. Pres- ident Paul Ramsdell and Treasurer Kim Wolkin are the officers of the Class of 1981! 71 . 1 X4 Lisa M. Acciavatti Nancy I. Accomando Peter S. Adams Christine M. Adduci Michael I. Ahordini ks T37 x 'Ev QP? .lr Anthony F. :Xieta Paul F. Albano Ann Marie Alexander Brian Alongi Stephen Alongi .0afwfJ. W . tfffwff 'i r . ULQWWNJ awww, , MMM, 118 Fill' ...C ,f-I I n- 'f THE EXECUTI E BOARD Front Row: I. Parisella A Sec- retary, B. Cook - V. Presi- dent. P. Ramsdell - Presi- dent, K, Wolkin - Treasurer Middle Row: L. Terry. D, Morgan, L. Slabacheski. S. Rallo. B. Stover. S. Barker. N. Accomando, I. LeClaire. Back Row: I. Martyn, I. Geary. P. Sudak, D. Blattner. F. Dunn. S, Perron ,045 I 4. ff' Ieffrey F. Anderson Kevin R. Andrews Melanie L. Andrews Daniel P. Anthony X 's Adrianna Asci 5-si Gino Asci Iohn E. Audesse Susan E. Balboni Phillip R. Baniford 5 fafiffs . . M155 Pffay fee ffffs fpffzff. - Susan G, Barker , Ffkwf CV! 351 3 S-T Iohn A. Bartlett Sarah Bayle 'x gl' 'x 5. X Iames M. Bean Sharon A. Beasley Iulie A. Bekeritis 111 '1'fl .r X Cynthia A. Bennett Todd D. Biegger . . Alicia Bishop Stephen M. Bisson -QQ' u lohn P. Blanchette Dale V. Blattner 13, Troy D. Biegger Peter I. Binns Michael R. Birarelli Yi-ff ,ay Robin S. Black Stacy S, Black Robin L. Blanchard Xf' Alan M. Blotcher Edmund I. Bohn Susan T. Bolden It I' W 2 M' 7 -, , , ,f ' H5f fOfLHfff7FL H, g4g,-gy ,pfgf Hr Loffd 64.f1J4Gf:f S, 5 X A 's ,. 5? 1 ' 'dl 'Q' N57 Tv Steven A. Bonaiuto Stephen L. Bonaventure Paul T. Boretti Susan G. Bouchard Linda M, Boudrfeau iv. hs' 3 H 4:9 . Andrew Boyd Patricia E. Boyle Lori I. Bratt Brian Bratti Judith Brenner T' ' bf 1 x,.,lN 7 X- K 'x X Lisa A. Bright Nancy S. Brine Kathy M. Brown Mary L. Brown Paul Budrow 'QI 'Viv 'Q L.. T XXX :A Robin Lee Burnett Lee E. Burns Kenneth Burrows Iames Bussone Richard A. Bye . :71VA LI7A' 7704 ' 4957. ,!,9c9 O, , 5FAff'JI3 5Jc'fK'L. . ,CZy0C 1 1 ik S I 1,- X 'I 1 I I ' '-4 Michael L. Byrne Adam C. Caccivio Cathleen A. Cahill Diana Cahill Iohn R. Cahill C? l Virginia F. Campbell Ann Cappuccilli Wendy A. Carlson Carol A. Carnevale Terrie lean Carratu .C5 Ieanne M. Carroll Laura Carroll Linda M. Carson William I. Casale Michael Cassola I' NG -O' 'QAJWI' Patrice M. Cavanaugh Rita Cavanaugh Laurie I. Cavossa Kevin C. Chapman Patricia A. Chludzenski A 061 wwf fm . - 4f5fvc7'ff+a Hdfpffgl , , V QQJQ O24 A U' iz, O' 417 v Patricia A. Chmiel Donna L. Chouinard Renee V. Chouinard Karen A. Christina larnes Clancey .i it -9 Ox .1 QV ! X ffl Frank W. Clark III lulie A. Clarke Rachel A. Clayton Kurt Cleveland Robert E. Cloutier IA -ggi g? Diane Cole Phillip P. Cole Rebecca Cole Melissa P, Coleman lohn Q. Collins '57 'U' '7 Claire T. Conlon Rebecca Conrad Rachel A. Constantino Elizabeth M. Cook lohanna Cotoia I 'Ulf 772JU4f - - 504' f' - I fff' f'f6'A1ff5' - , 15,61 ,644 Fifa? 4 TREASURERS Front Row: W. Kardenetz. L. Bright, and K. Cuiliana Mid- dle Row: S. Dionne, B. Stover. D. Morgan, M. Pitman. and M. McGee Third Row: L. Slabacheski, L. Faust. T. Boyle, C. Wright, and R. Cloutier Top Row: I. Pellitier. C. Scott. C. Makros. W. Car- son. L. Lindsay. E. Long. D. Spaziani, and D. Blattner K r ,,,4 W? 'N fs- Renee Cotreau Mary Ellen Courtney Lisa M. Coyle Ronald N. Cram. Ir. Donald E. Crandall ga g I 'IW if 1 I David H. Crawford Larry Cremens Linda Cresoe Cynthia Crocker Karen G. Crosby 225: CJXYE' nay fifffgfif 70 ,WE ffm.-Lf ffeoff Aff V56 FMD! -1-I ll .Y-I 'v7 J' Mark Cross Dana R. Cruikshank Dennis L. Cruikshank Melissa A. Curran Richard A. Daigle . , 3 , ll V, 91? q r,,f George R. Daly, Ir. Richard L. D'Amato Allison M. Davis Cynthia Davis Stacy Dean 'K ik C '--? ,1 'A' 1 X I Diane I. Decowski Terry De Marco Leonard I. D'Entremont Thomas A. De Piero Deborah E. De Santis l T4 H: ' 1. f I 'S , s X ,T 'if l 1 6 79' . 4 ' ' nxgx . 41 f' f J V f'Qf?4'ff .W 1'0+ ' Thomas I. Desmond Ieffery Diluiso Susan L. Dionne Eric W. Doane Sharon Dockham . 7Af6' f16'Ff7'fz6' 4'Jf, A' . . 612 Y3 501,752-6.4 fy ' fic 'rff7LfJ,4f 142470 in T? .,: .H Cynthia Donlon Peter K. Dooling Nicole M. Draper Patti A. Drinkwater Paul E. Dube, Ir. B . T ' F rf: . V!! X! Shari Ann Dubois Carolyn A. Dunn Frank I. Dunn William F. Dunn Gerald A. Duprey . V , Q 'D fm. -a S:-r' J' r 'b I D 'Qi ' ' 10. . .'. . o'. ' . ' H A I I . '.' .- Wendy L. Dyer Patricia Eagan Alan C. Eanes Stephen M. Earabino Tina C. Eckmann Michael Elseroad Douglas I. Emeney Deborah Essler Luanne L. Estabrook Edwin C. Evans , rf!! Sff,-rff 9155, h 7-fncfg Wgnffp 61179719 'Q y new 62901 fff77y Q 'U ar 'fi Q ' is S I N I A x ual The lights on Broadway shine down on two actors on center stage as they bow to the applause of the audience . . . Bethany Karlyn and Peter Adams are talented seniors very much involved in the world of drama. Bethany has studied musical theatre for two years at The Acting Place, Inc. and has taken dance and voice lessons, A serious actress. Bethany prefers plays that are light. Bethany has performed in plays such as Hey, Hamlet . Wheels , and BHSys own production of Our Town . She has appeared in the movie produc- tion of Hey, Hamlet and on televisions Weekend with the Stars Telethon for cerebral palsy. Peter Adams. on the other hand. has been interested in theatre since junior high school and for the past five years has taken drama classes. He had performed at Shakespeare Theatre, Boston Repetoire, Co.. and Derby Square Theatre. Both Bethany and Peter plan on exercising their talent and hope that with it will evolve a career. 'R L, Susan L, F311 Linda I. Fanning Ann Farinelli Carol I. Farinelli Ieffrex Fdrlei 'VS ff I Linda M. Faulkner Lynne A. Faust Beth A. Favaloro Teresa lfecteau LING IPFTBN 'mg f.L6',W!,4fJ7' wwf! - Afffffzfpf . . Ccftfji' Lggfli' rf 53 me in ,. X f' I Christopher P. Finn Robert S. Finn Lynne M. Fisher Donna M. Fleming Sharon L. Flint t Af guna-4 ,iff - 1 .V ,H ', ,f.'f' 'fx fy 5 ,- Q' ' gffli' fl ff' . v an Ai- -3,5 I? S ,,:':-'.,: v 5-xx!!! l- lr' ':.fM f ,4'w.k:-A? Jennifer E. Flynn Brian Foley Wendy Forney Maureen T. Foss Cynthia A. Fossa Wg? .1 l an fv- 1 . , , . N. . if 1 fl X' will e.. I 1 William P. Fossa David H. Fox Peggy Franklin Cynthia L. Fraser Iane M. Freeman V, K A V V J I V I J 'mf 6 yi' - . 6- Wendy E. Freeman Thomas P. Frost David A. Full Robert I. Fuller Scott A. Gadbois . 'loffssfp fp EMA 'T , .ffpenz we 7,015 me-ewffcf, - 48 ' I 4 i qty' . I. 5- I Diane M. Gagnon Kim R. Gallagher Ioseph S. Gannon Todd M. Garcelon Gregory l,. Garrity 'Jai 'QQ .1 all bd. C' ,,, Julie Gaudet Iohn Geary Karen A George George E. Glidden Dana Gerardi .5 x :ul 'V Thomas R. Germano Ezequiel Gesualdi Laurie Gilligan Ianete R. Glazier Ioan Glenfield lf? Af 'Ia xr Rhonda Gonyea Iulia K. Goodwin Deborah I. Gourdeau Bruce R, Gore .-Xnthony' Xl. Grande , 1 I if . + - ,f,4'ffc,c'A? JIf,Wff,d57 . l f 'Dani amcfmf ffff I VJ FD hui .01 mf ff Um -'tg Elizabeth A. Green Susan E. Grein Kathleen E. Griffin Louise Griffin Caroline L. Guarino 29' 391 ' 1--s 0, j Y' Michael Gudaitis Karen Guiliana Keith I. Guilmet Beth A. Guinivan Donna M. Giunta it . I 'N X J a,,. ,I I K I Sandra A. Gustafson Howard I. Hackett Andrea I. Haddad Michele A. Hall DHVid B- Halpern I I J, xx 'ffl si 4-,I 7 Gayle H. Hannon Ken Harding Leslie C. Harris Ion C. Harvey Asta M. Helgason .- f , , u I. mf so ffezf Axe Mae C . 'ww . , . fewy I fm VE YO MA 50 '1 tl if r 2 lb: lay Henderson Carl R. Herring Paul Herlihy Steven Herlihy Paulie A. Hilton tt, Brian I. Hirshfeld Mary Hoar William M. Hoar 2 L f. .4- ' 1 l l Patricia Ann Howe Paul S. Hunkins Kelley I. Huntley 4,, - L. I3 Elizabeth I. Holak Paul F. Horrigan 'D X,-7 Lisa A Ialbert Priseilla Nl Ianieb if .4 K .fr I Scott R. Iames Mary E. Iastreinbski Mark R. ledraszek Kristen R. lessen Sherri L. Iolinson - ' ' f X - il IJ 'F S . , - , X ' - , g w H775 .fox 1 C AJ ,PZ,ef-95 Q' 7 - f FXC' fffgg gc. ,fx .L Q 4, ,C t A gj ' ' ' M 0 EY For two weeks in May, 1979, Beverly High School's Class of '81 sponsored a successful magazine drive. Top sales person for the drive was Kelley Huntley, a Buckley House senior, and runner-up was Mary Parisella from Brown House. Over one weekend Kelley managed to accumulate 25217.00 worth of magazine sub- scriptions. During that weekend she was run- ner up to Mary Parisella, selling a total of S222.82. Overall, Kelley won High Sales Award with 3528.44 out of a total S55,601.80, thus receiving a complete Pioneer Stereo Sys- tem among other prizes. Mary came in second. Tracey I. Iohnson Suzanne Ioly 35 1, Bethany A. Karlyn David M. Kasprzylc Ioy S Kaufman Kristen A Kendrick Cynthia A Kerr me 0055 Q55 fgdf fbwfpffiwzfff Q0 1694 Kfqfu-5 'Q-5 52 l 1 ,. i 4 I Q XX! , X - , Kimberly I. Kidney Christopher P. Kinback 5-G' Wendy Kopp During the past three years, one student from the Trade School has provided the leadership needed. Iohn Geary has been elected Trade School President in his sophomore, junior and senior years. In this position, he has had to maintain good rapport with the many people he had come into contact with. Also, Iohn's presiding over the meetings have given him much experience with leadership which shall most likely help him in the future. He feels that the time he sacrificed was well worth it because of all that he has learned from the position. Iohn has also served on the Student Advisory Committee, where he attended School Commit- tee meetings. He has maintained his grades and participated in sports such as the football and golf teams. Iohn hopes that his dedication to his office of President may have inspired other Trade School members' interest in their class and school, as well as given others a better view of the Claude H. Patten Vocational School. K :- Q-af wt-17 ' ' - if .P .f Q ' 'QS QQ. T5 if ' . y is st . T ' A 5 i E W Karl E. Kleemola Stephen I. Klibansky P-4 Kenneth R. Knight lil 'M Liki Iulie M. Kuconis Blair B. Lacorte james E. Lamonde Marceline F. Landry ,Qf6F5 6FA6'ff . . , !1Q7,f9 1741 ' M ,0,4f7-155 - ., A781g'4 'f, RAI BGW For five years. Sue Barker and Karen Crosby have been active members of Rainbow. an or- ganization for girls sponsored by the Masons and Eastern Star. Adorned in white gowns. the girls must be initiated by an assembly through petition and ballots. Throughout the years, the members may hold a responsible office which includes Faith, Hope, Charity. Worthy As- sociate Advisor and Worthy Advisor are the highest positions. Both Sue and Karen have held each of these positions. including Worthy Advisor, during their two years in Rainbow. As Grand Repre- sentative to the state of Arizona. Karen attends an annual Rainbow Grand Assembly Conven- tion. lt ig 1 Hi? fl Lisa M. Lang Brian P. Lansol S P L h Barry D Lapka Niichelle NI Larcom Randi Larcom Brian I. Lawrence Rax mond F Lebel Christian Leblanc Glenn Leblanc - . 7,45 may 5 . , 7,45 A as Ziff!!! ffa T ,fffzff 4409 54 vi . l . . 2 Ax ' Ronald D. Leblanc warg!! Leonard F. Leteure Ann Leclair fee X S v 'v I h 5 , 1 N O Qilfg' 'Y gk lanice M. Levesque x 6?-I' mx, Q-Y , X Ioanne Leclair X44 5 it Gary I. Levine f-5 If 13,5 'Rf ix? Ioyce Leclair Mighael S. IM x Barry I. Lewis Matthew Lewis NCQ , .v 1 I 1 t - N Ieffrey A. Lindroth Lori L. Lindsay Mary Ellen Lindstrom 4' 'vsjx i Iames M, Lister Bradley Lohr Y' ? xi Ellen C. Long Cheryl Lord Thomas F. Lovasczo laincs R. Lutzas David R. Lynn Lfnfff 6-ffffrf . . 5ff'7zf,f'D,6V Acwsfr Lfzff gfgzcfgfg pf - . xl ' E f X 5 David A. Marcaro Heidi Mac Comisky Robert I. Mac Donald Scott P. Mac Donald 'QS' Peter D. Mackillop Alison L. Macleod Stephen G. Macrae Craig M. Magee Michael D. Maglio 19 's Thomas D. Major Christine A. Makros Ianet L. Malionek Michael Manning v-w -Q Stephen Manzi William T. Marquis Gerald R. Marsella Thomas I. Martin Michael T. Mahan Suzanne M. Manning Ieffrey P. Martyn . S!4f,'0f? 1004215522 .ff K . . ffcf,f D Srmpfafff' . . Scf3,DffuD5-135 Ianet Glazier has truly been an outstanding person at Beverly High School. In addition to being an honor student, she is a top gymnast. Janet has been competing in gymnastics for eight years. Twice she has traveled to Europe with the N.S.S.G. where she competed against teams from Switzerland, Germany, France, Is- rael, Brazil and England. Ianet has also com- peted nationally, and in 1978 she finished in 36th out of the entire country. ln addition to her demanding schedule of gymnastics and study, Ianet has taught a dance class for gymnastics at the Beverly Y.M.C.A., helped choreograph floor routines at the Dan- vers Y.M.C.A., and taken ballet classes twice a week. In between these activities she has found time to compete on the Danvers Y.M.C.A. Ad- vanced Gymnastic Team and on the Beverly High Team. On the Beverly High Team Ianet competed as an all-round for the past two years and was named a Northeast Conference All- Star. Ianet wishes to apply her skill this winter once again in Europe. With a little luck and a lot of practice, she hopes to achieve her goal. Qs LL X I lf.. fl js if Sheila E Maskell Andrew P. Mason David R. Masse karen L Xiasse Linda McCarthy Lisa McCarthy Nathaniel G. McCormick lxellx R Xlatii in ild If F. - fgfffzf wg Mice! , QZAQAD 5,wz2f,s . . . DUQL, Ofmip hr N 2 'V' V' -3 liv 6 iq Scott K. McDowell Ioan M. Mclilihiney Michael L. McGee Colleen A. McGuire Brian P. McGurr1 . Dana Txlclntyre Elizabeth A. McKenna Iulie McLean Isabel McMorrow Christine F. Miller , Q I - 2 ll A7 l kfffJ JffJ7 J Z7. - . . ,PO eff 4 d,557D!,!Z , , fcygg f,4l5K,6'7fAfc 58 .. l 1 4 I 5. l. NA. IE Thomas Mistretta David A. Mitchell ., ,, Q. I' X Q5 X,x if E ali N17 'Lv Iulianne Moore Debra I. Morgan on fx! Mary Murray Allison Myers 'Qi . Iames A. Mitchell pi 95 R- ,I X X ,N A Cynthia I. Moller ka Ai Kathleen R. Morif-3' If x xi la, ,f It f , f ef img! , S I 'L l l 5 N Robert I. Moroni xx. tl i Kathleen Nack Iohn I. Murney Daniel Normand Michael I. fxlurpliy ,l 1 Sean Norton 1 'K I A A Glenn Norwood Christopher Ober Theresa O'Brien Shannon O'Donm-ll Rebecca Uliwm Vfflz. If fan ffffzpzffnf . Cqf6'1F 7T af. , , . f'fz'4f5 . 59 l 'sy' v- -4 t 1 lla? Edward O'Neil Ioseph O'Nei1l Maureen O'Reilly Faith Ann Ortins Nicola Ouellette -1 .9 1 . -'Q-jf, 7 1231113-E I 'Q .90 . . ,Q ' f1,',' 'oz' Ash' I Victor Pace Daniel S. Packard Steven W. Page Iohn Painchaud jeffrey A. Paluzzi 'Os ,.., 11? Mark A. Paluzzi Linda I. Pantapas Lisa Io Pantapas Barbara Pantos Anthony I. Papa xia- Iennifer A. Parisella Ierald A. Parisella Mary L. Parisella Michael P. Pascucci Diane S. Pasquarello ' I I x I , . ' 61 ff 5, J 3 f A f mfg .iff . , fmygoy M47 5 . . 6A'f'fffxD - 60 v-sv Iennifer Pelletier Irene H. Perkins Kim Perkins Stephen M. Perron Paula Piecewicz T V 4 ' 4 4 1 I I E .r'f:- f - vw s , K ' ' . -Q T.,-7 1-- uv ext' x, r wo .. -as it . 1, I A . 0, I 3 . 1 N 12 , . w.'I 1' . P :': P l ,,4'cU.j- ,Ho 9 Cdnnn. Of-'E fa ' ' 1 N 1 f . I f 'U' . Geraldine R. Pollard Ianet G. Pierce Ioanne M. Pietrini John R. Pitman Michael M. Pitman Q,- Bradford R, Potter Arthur D. Powell s Lorraine Presutti ',. .wr , - Suzanne Proulx Mary Putur Cynthia Rae Shirley Rallo Michele Ramos Paul Ramsdell Ted Ramsdell . ,-, 1 , ' ' f f f 61,4105 - . ,S MWF , . fffrkf LOW iff , ZZZQL- 1,63-tj'.Q', .f ' , , 51 CANQE ACER While most people were at the beach or relax- ing at home, Rachel Clayton was racing canoes for a team whose captain was the famous joe Green of the 'BZ Copter. The 28 foot long canoe, known as a strip canoe, holds 15 peo- ple in rows of two with the captain in the stern. For one high school year, Rachel dedicated her athletic ability to this sport. Rachel has had the opportunity to travel to such places as Concord, MA.: Dartmouth, N.H.g Berwick, ME. Placing first in the Concord Race, each team member received a ribbon and the captain: a trophy for their well mastered accomplish- ment. Call -X Rathe Ianet L. Rattigan Andrea Raymond V7 Adam P Reed Kenneth Regan Kevin Rennick Ieffrey Rice AfJff'ffWffff4fff X953 0 . , f4 :Z7 4541 . . . ff-fm ff ,sffwaf l ,.7 Elizabeth Richard Stephen C. Richards Brian P. Richardson Clifford Rideout Ill Sean M. Riley' QI f Q1, vi ,gun y. .No, , Michael P. Ring james E. Riordan Kathleen Rivard Kimberly A. Rizzotti Debora I. Robichaud Nffyfi Robert I. Robichaud Thomas Robichaud Katherine A. Robinson David B. Rogers Michael Rogers '? 'S Stephen A. Rollins Laureen Russo Lisa M. Russo Iames W. Rynkowski Elizabeth Salley WKQAJ J . , 77!f kfAfA'5' , , EZJJAQL' 5'fffi4 05 b f,f,CAZJLf,gcffjf 63 .s A 'L if I A N Lawrence W. Sargent Samuel L. Sayward III ii fir, Paul A. Schiller Steven M. Scialdone Cheryl A. Scott l I lane F. Scullion Kevin P. Shatford ' I yw Q .-A Donna Lee Silva Iohn C. Silva :L QE .gg IN.. Gregory I. Shea Laurie L. Shea Robert Sheeran 1-7' s 5 Donna M. Silver Lisa M. Slabecheski Dana P. Smerczynskl Yea 9 'Q'7 Colleen Smith Edmund C. Smith David S. Spaziani Amy L. Sprague Richard I. Stache C4J57'0!lf'! fl2'f'V7 f57S, . .f9f6Vfl!7'f'D 702i'Z!7I!f5 CA1f- . .JQUAOT X ifayy r f Kathryn Standley David Stephenson Nancy E. Story an 5-I' 1 ! Jkt gin QW 5 'if W 11,5 ,, - 4 Brenda E. Stover Peter M. Sudak an' Michael I. Sutherland Michael I. Sweeny Iohn L. Sygowski Theresa W. S ZCZSSHB Douglas A, Tamilio FUCK . . iiffkffinf Af057'f7'f4!.i ffzf fggzfgyy . ., FAQ' ffC',f'5', 'V' F' George T. Tanch 1 I X . Penny R. Thibault Lisa A. Thibodeau 66 Pamela I. Tanzella Lauren I. Terry Carol A Tersolo Scott C Therlault Lee Ann Thompson 1 AG: L Xi' 'rw 03 5: Ka i Q3 f ,ul U A ' 1: 1 1 ini f ii I ff . M ,AQ6 . 3,314 K5 'A 11 'rl Xl. X li K di 1 P 5' -. i' if F fi? , . 5-. , 5.5 5 , sh Heidi E. Tolvanen Iohn S. Tosi, lr. Nancy E. Trask David S. Tremblay IOhfl A. TriCOrI1i 01 ef E an l X 4 Patricia A. Troubetaris Ioe Turlo lay I. Turner Kelley Underwood Ann NI. Yasapolli , I 1 rf - f- fl ,?f,D645Zf6f4'xV OVER f7fiLZ4f . . , 47,6 6744 . . S,c'f'JA'f 5 fflrff 6 lbw .-Un 'fi 96' X A Er In. homas Vasile III Glen A. Vienneau Dawn S. Vigliotta Douglas M. Walo Laura I. Walsh QQ! T7 Michael Walsh Susan M. Ward Catherine C. Ware Kevin L. Weafer Ieffrey A. Webber 66125 5440 . - , ggmzaeg . , 06'.0QY5!!,4Ck'7- . . SHFVF X , .G U- N or X i:.,7 . ' , ' -., 4- t 1: i Y 'Q 1 I ,v I I W ,- 4 ' ,- .. . . .yf , H V , l 3 1 R I Laurie I. Weir Michael P. Whalen Robert W. Whalen Christopher I. Whitmarsh Susan D. Wilkins I t 4 l gf 4' Qi pan' E , l W si 1 ., I , ,K I .4 7 - 1 . . 394 , . - g , 7 . ' ., 3 X A 1 1 s. ,S E l x fl S W K Steven D. Wilkinson Cynthia R. Willson Kevin R. Wilson Donald C. Winslow Kim M. Wolkin i I i 1 I tj X Susan A. Woods Dawn M. Wright Warren Grant Wright Peter Wynne Phillip Zocco d nt say we didiit warn yo . M6 Qlffifzf pffg, 'QA J,1,4'f , ,gpmff DAY . . Qufaff. i WV JIPSULE ovt ribbons rain dovm on the buses carry ing the 52 former American hostages and nbers ot their families down Pvnnsy lx ania Ax enue to the White House Tuesday. An mated 265,000 turned out to greet them along the route. QGN if-r is ts.: gk Pana Gi nn? Fast-Fon O T'S INCR N3 l QMJU-7-Q tal quake Sfuoewf ATf1,eTe Aww 4 NJMWEE FLY mac FQ 7 SALEM EVEMQCQ New if 42. iN ,LAS-S 444 '5'VUDENT'S Q THANKS FOR THE 1 611 s.. z --- -1-- A ' M BQEMQRIESM Iohn Abate Denice Abrams Donna Ahern Chris Aieta Iohn Albano Gary Allen Ieff Alsup Laureen Alstsuler Iohn Anderson Latherine Anderson Author Andrews David Arsenault Q Billy Atherton I Debbie Avial t X Mark Baker Ellen Barker Elizabeth Barr Renee Basarabe Cindy Bates Susan Beasley Q. 7 D 'Q Karen Bechard Gary Beeman Adele Belmonte Kristen Bender Wendy Bennett Ludlow Berkly v7 I'-4 I'-5 THE EXECUTIVE BOARD . . . Front: lean Guidatis, Donna Ahearn, Mary Campagnola, John Cunningham, Mike Murphy, Pam Duchin. Middle: Iohanna Heffernan, Bill Davis, Tracy Misins, Beth Lavoie, Sandy Halpern, Sue Beasley, Virginia Bowers, Sue Bushy. Back: lean Egan, Liz Stewart, Sheena Whittaker. Sally Story, Ioanna O'Gorman, Sue Doyal, Kristin Mavragis, Maura Griffin. Side: Robyn Thompson, Kelly LeComte, Moe Finn, Shelly Seaburg. I xii? Cm 553 mecsfazffvi DQftfE...wEEDuL5i., muai Eugene Berman lohanne Bethune Billy Bishop Steven Blumenkrantz Ioyce Boccia Valarie Boliver 15 Ellen Bonventura Michael Bouchard Virginia Bowers Ieanne Braccia ,C K'-9 Brid et Brennan Q--7 Charges Brennan Q' - Scott Brown Elvira Bucella Linda Bucco john Byrne the Elizabeth Cagney N' Mark Cahill Chris Calley Q . Mary Campagnola Diana Carito Scott Carlson Kim Cassola Anthony Catalli David Cedione Iackie Charette 9 s fa ' 3 , f- T, X12 4 Jr , ll ,flll THE CLASS OFFICERS lean Guidatis fTreasurerJ, Mary Campagnola lRecording Secretaryl, Pam Duchin lCor- responding Secretaryj, John Cunningham lPresidentJ. Donna Ahem lVice Presidentl. - CLASS of-' 82. HHTSI, Dom Poms . , QUQKEIQS i, Robert Charland Micheal Chase Courtney Chouinard Ioan Chouinard Patricia Chouinard Roger Chouinard Bill Christinai Donna Church Patrick Churchgard Donald Clemenzi Cynthia Close Iohn Coan Iames Coburn Allen Cole Crystal Coleman Conti Coluntino Chris Conden Peter Conlan Brad Conrad Iohn Conti Ann-Marie Coogan David Conran Robin Corio Charles Corning Elyse Cotreau Lori Cram Lisa Crandall Lisa Crisafi Diane Cristoforo Peter Cross Stephen Cross Robin Crowell Charles Cummings Iohn Cunningham Robin Curran I . - ek- ir, ffl! ffm! -fy' -5 XJR, CLQSS PFJRTNX HT M5531 DIQEQM DET5 'Yi Paul fluitrese Kathrine Cushing Chris Davino Linda Davidson wr Tad Davis William Davis Carol Day X E XTC Teresa Deiilasie Vickie Denis Laurie Dennehy Alan D'Entremont w-I X 7 Ann-Marie DePasquale Karen Desantis Suzanne Devoe QL-x Mary DiGregorio Iohn Dilanni Anne Marie Dipaolo Kevin Dion Dori Dobson v ' -1 W' Mark Dominick Peg y Donlon Miciael Doss Tom Doucette .fr Susan Doyle Roberta Driscoll Pamela Duchin - y Q , Howard Dunne Dawne Dyer lean Egan Sue Egan Q- Iames Eichhoh 'ff C Deborah Essler 4 lv- 3? 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X ab Karen Estes X . f-v-u. n I I LUEEKENQ5 ,, , fipwfbfi V5 wiiifli TKOXV-fi , , ififf-sfa N1 NC! 75 Hal Genthener Peter Gentile john Germano Mary Germano Tracy Giles Iulie Glichouse Betsy Golding Michael Gonski Scott Goodwin William Goodwin john Griffin Maura Griffin Iean Gudaitis Mark Guimond Anne Hacketty Sandra Halpern Daniel Hammond Peter Hammond Allison Harrington Timothy Harrington Tammy Harrison Cfafeos I Ruth Evans Lisa Faust David Faustino Ed Finn Wayne Ferrari Maureen Finn Laurene Foley Warren Fong Lauren Forrest Nancy Forter Cindy Foss MaryBeth Fox Kelly Fox Anthony Franceschelli Michael Fraser Chris Freeman Kerry Freeman Craig Friesler Tobi Full Keith Fumarola Kevin Gannon Iodi Garcelon Mike Gardner Francis Gaudet Michael Geary Cynthia Gello Ieanie Fraser xt s-I If OETENWQN ofvow DAYS SKHN6' IN -rf: Steven Iavworski Gayle johnson Cindy Iones Philip jones Allan lung Theodorus Kamer Eric Kapantais Diane Kaplin Kenneth Kass Edward Keenan Collen Kelley Kerrie Kelley Charles Harting Lynda Harwood Tom Heaphv Iohanna Heffernan Kathlee Hegarty Lori Henderson Donna Hennessey Cliff Hepbum Edward Hering Iohn Hersey David Hiller Sandra Hitchcock Peter Hoar Larry Holland Ioel Hooker Debbie Horsman Ieff Horton Wayne Hunt Kim Husson K C risten Hutchinson hristopher Iames Martha Kelly Andrew Kelly Marianne Kenney Laurie Killeen Dana Kinchla Scott Knowlton Eric Kromhout Kristina Kumm Kersten Kyrazis Laurie Lambert Michelle LaRocque julie LeSelva Debbie Launsby David Lavioe Elizabeth Lavioe W X Cweoec 77-ffwmaf fffvc My ,eecofw I L bEl'f5RfPf Ellen Lawless Andrew LeBlanc Dean LeBlanc Kelly LeComte Lucy Lee Lisa Lemay Kevin Lemieux Allison Leonard Iohn Leonard Janice LeVasseur Bill LeVasseur Chris Lewis Bruce Lindroth Ann Lindstrom Charles Lukeman Patricla lNlE1CC81'll1X Alanna Mcdonald 3a Sffffem 32 Treo 5 DefxfTf-fefQ Eugene Marchand Christine Marciano 5 x jeff Martel 5 David Marvel Kristin Mavragis Marlene May Kathy Mczlirien Andrew McGilvary Ioyce McMahon ., Debbie McNair '- Sherry McNair Karen Meaney Philippe Mehu Darlene Meldon Billiejean Mello .g Peter Merril 'F 1 Iohn Miley Mark Milett Laurie Mital 1' . f., '71 Bethany Monroe David Moniz Elizabeth Mooney Linda Morin Brooke Morrissey Greg Morose Thomas Morris 1-v 13- .-:Q 'o 71, fur BLANHETS ,M . KVQQCK 7145 Sw . 'UWGHT r Karen Morse Roland Mowor Iustyna Mozdziez Donna Mulligan Michael Murphy Monica Murphy Terry Murphy Iulie Murray Margaret Murray Alee Nelson Mark Nelson Brian Norris Charles Norton Sandra Norwwod Io FQVE ' 7 David Nyman Michele O'Brien Marie D'Cesare hanna O'Gorman Katherin O'Leary Neil Olson Anna O'Shea Ieff Palun Steve Pantos David Papa Iaun Piniagua Patricia Parisella N N N 1 Dfilfiicffwfcf DQQH MK Smoff 6, 'P' S-I ,...,- 199 t ,,. is- Kw Q' 1 'sig x I I Darla Parisi Kathy Pfzlletircr Edythr: Parrault Denise Perron Nanfzv Petrosinrl Mar'yVAnn Pfall xX iw x'f Q If S S.v,f' CN'-nh 57' gl! -4, ui' ,C 1 x 2 A I 'Z , Q Burton Phillips Stephen Pia Deborah Picariello lack Pickell Iohn Pierce Sue Pierce ,I- I f x 7 sg' Phi N , .- l ,T David Pineiaro Brett Pollard Richard Ponzini Ronald Potter Chris Power Tara Prendergast Kelli Price Todd Randall Mary Rawson Azita Refah Ronald Regan Lauie Remon lames Rennick Tim Rennick EFJLFOUQ !QfNCv5,.. 852.5 - 'f QOQK d0f3,575ff Y H! I 1 gf ' ,. Amy Ricker I ' ' ' Laura Ricker N Chris Richard Maureen Richards Tim Richards David Richardson Carol Roberts Susan Robinson Peter Roche Brad Russell Iohn Rutter Andrew Ryan Mark St. Hilaire Gary St. Peter XI Cindy Saco Paul Sak Brennan Santos Denise Sauvageau 'ff Robert Sauvagea K Kenny Scholes I Debbie Scouras Michele Seaberg Vinnie Segueiru Toreva Sharrett David Shipp Sherri Shipp wif Sxffllfvg f-M135 L BZ.!T?Ji!Qf'E6 1 H H261-f PDXDEZ., Brad Sill Matt Silva Peter Silva Beth Silver Ieff Sirois Kiemgsack Sisouvamh Scott Slaven Pam Small Robert Smallwood Kayla Smith Marc Smorczewski Kristen Spencer xx! Claire Spior Deanna Stacey Brian Stelchook Shirley Stephens Sandy Stephenson Lisa Stevens Elizabeth Stewart 1--3 552' L .4 W5 4 x I t if I Pam Stillson Debi Stone Sally Story Tererly Sunvy sf' X, 'NU' Patricia Tagllieri W. Tarr Debbie Tawse Y 'ii 'NK 1-Q 1-.,.... ,, ,, W ...L l. ea X I -V ,J K if si.. HELL, 15 FCVQ CHfLDQEfVl'- . FOCSHHT fQffVO l 8 3 Don Taylor Patricia Terrio Tom Tharocque Linda Theriault Todd Theriault Bill Theriault Michael Thibodeau Saysamone Thiphavong Somphone Thiphavong Kristen Thomas Robun Thompson Terry Thorpe Paula Tibhs Cecilia Tierney Michael Tonneson Lynn Tomkinson THE QUTLFBLUS 77-ff: ccfasef IIQHN 84 Carol Walsh Karen Walsh Iohn Ward Patti Ward Laura Whalen Tom Whalen David Wharton Mary Wheelock Mark White Rich White Deborah Whitney Laura Whitney Sheena Whittaker Mathew Wilczek Mary Wilson William Wilson David Winslow Sharon Wlodyka lohn Wood Kevin Wood Luanne Woods Mark Woronoff lim Wright Nacy Young Iames Zarella Debbie Zelano 0' 00 4 0 'db' QRQDUF7-r1oN GIVE MOM-E bfgofgf 723 6:0 L Sophomore Class Officers President: Nick Brown Vice President: Bob Kerr Secretary: Loren Weafer Treasurer: Pam Parisella cn i I I T in 4- I 3 - of' Sophomore Executive Board Back: L. LaPointe. S Karlyn, L. Weafer. Front: A. Gauthia. I. Parisella 86 -'--P192 ff' . Swencki. S. Billings, L. Cuoco, A. Lyons, D. Hamor. I. Rennicks, B. Kerr, P. Ialbert, B. Conners , N. Brown. B. Accamando. P. Parisella. Q 'if W! up N N641 n VA IQ ff f Q-f if A..-A Q 'TJ 1 . ' x ' 1 9'-.QR .A . X ' I. Acciavatti B. Accomando E v-' A. f-7 -s Li. ' '..,, L. Ambrosini M. Anderson I. Adams S. Anderson C. Albano M. Andreas L. Aldrich-Ames D. Andrews A. Alli S. Andrews P. Alsup B. Applebaum DAVID IANSEN DIED . I. Armstrong M. Audesse B, Bacock L. Barth I. Beaman C. Beaulieu W. Beaulieu nS..x K. Bechard P. Bekeritis M. Benevento D. Bernard P. Barry D. liurtone Blanc 1 I, liertumguii X1 B dll 11 PETER SELLERS .U '.- ll W l anib- ges- s V , lllll 6 to we-.,.,x ..i I -'is EQ Wi? Il , v .lf-'FN I 44 vw 'Av 'J l C7 I 3 K . L. Bliss K. Boyle ' C. Bolton B. Bardy S. Booth I. Brennan L. Boretti P. Brophy L. Borjeson N. Brown M. Bower I. Bryson C. Bowzer S. Bulpett PINK PANTHER STRIKES NO MCDRE! . . . II-:K QUESTION 1:3 xr V, 'rw' RJ' .l 491' fl r 12 gg? 1 7 1-4 s I x .Aki 5 S! 'J-'f X .X L fi aa., W1 ' 5.- Wag if-4 Z., . . .f Ji' 4. j L, ff 1:9 ' 'af - ' V T7 74 1- P. Buraczynski T. Cahill K. Cassola I. Cloutier R. Connon C. Corelli R. Cunningham Ni. Davis M. Burke D. Callahan S. Cecchini P. Colahan D. Conrad K. Coyne L. Cuoco I. Dawson C. Burns I. Campus M. Chapman P. Cole I. Contarino H. Cravatis M. Cuoco E. Day T. Burt M. Carnevale S. Charland H. Colluley C. Cook D. Cronin L. Cushing, A, DeBernardi M. Bush L. Casey A. Chisholm A. Coluntino E. Cook I. Crowell M. Cushman L, Dedeo A. Cacas I. Cass E. Chmiel S. Conley L. Cook C. Crowley K. Dailey R. DeLorenzo R. Cahill R. Cassidy I. Civitarese A. Connolly D. Corbett S. Dailey C. Dennesen C. Dennison STILL UNANSWERED . . MBTA, WILL .Af I ,1 LJ 4? Q-Af . 'f ' 'vw' . -.H A 54' M. Devlin R. Digan V. DiGenova D. Dobson T. Donlon I. D'Orlando M. Doucette IT of L. Douglas S. Dowdell E. Dube M. Dubois S. Duchin S. Duggan I. Dunn mmf FJNOW-fzzf? DFW? .LXVF-LFVTIOIXI iii. 1 N K. Earabino K. Edwards M. Eisen A. Elseroad S. Evans M. Fall D. Fanning 5 in. V X11 sy it is Wav C7 N' 1 L l 1 X -J D. Faust R. Flynn S. Frye B. Garcia E. Gauthier L. Gibely NI. Gold S. Fecteau M. Foley M. Furey I. Gardner M. Gauthier E. Giles M. Gomes R. Felix M. Forti I. Gabriel L. Garrity C. Geary S. Giles l., Gonzales L. Ferguson L. Foss R. Gagnon I. Gaspar P. Geary L. Gillis S. Goodridge P. Fielding C. Fossa L. Gallant A. Gasperoni D. Gerardi T. Gillis NI. Goodrou' EI Flynn N. Franklin T. Gannon D. Gasperoni G. Gibbs P. Gillissen A. Grant L. Flynn D. Freeman I. Gansenberg A. Gauthier L. Gibbs R. Glazier R. Grant ' I 1 f I f fr N V 1 N 'D -xi, xl f- if gli f Hftlfml D fly! fffjflif' K-fwawi- G' ,, ts eff' TV! L C u Q-'7 I 'Y M gn -4-4 ? Q1 'tr' 2' ......J.i 3' 1 M ' V Q. -v ii I C152 I U C. Grein T. Hallisey A. Henderson M. Howard L. jacques S. jermyn K. Kelley B. Kline lx. Quay D. Hamor L. Henley W. Hughes P. jalbert K. johnson S. Kelly B. Koehler M. Guinivan W. Hamor K. Hildebrand . Hutchinson W. jalbert P. julien R. Kerr K. Kromhout L- Guyer L' Hardy P. Hill . Hutchinson D. james B. Kariores D. Keyes D. LaSota M. Hale D. Harrington R. Hooker . Hutchinson R. james A. Karlyn I. Kimball L. LaPointe B. Hall K. Haves R. Horgan . Hutchinson W. james E. Kasperowicz j. Kimball j. LeBrun W. Hallahan M. Heller L. Houde . Hutchinson j. Harvinen C. Kelley B. Kingsbury C. LeClaire 1 Di' ii . X- I r H: I ,YA ,A I X f 1--,j T,, qs rf .1 lf. , ' V -.C-X f 75+ 4 f' f H-M was fjcoco x Q v X, 5 1 5 t I y I R 1 1 AY Vw ,dv C. Leiflerc B. Lecraw E, Legault L. Logault E. Levy C. Lewis N. Lewis 0 N xi F' R7 'Q v4 ig' Y'1 if i R-7 I 5 . i fy' - .mi mx IQ-1 I - , w gl ..,' Fr V7 .-an E- K. Lundrigan I. Maggiacomo K. Marchand R. Masforroll K. McNeill D. Migneault D. Morse A. Lyons C. Maglio D. Marcos I. Matthews I. McRae M. Mintz L. Morse I. MacCarthy S. Mahoney S. Marsella R. Maxner B. Menesale I. Mitchell R. Morton R: MacDougall W. Mallete I. Marshall P. Mazzotta K. Merrill D. Moloney I. Mosse K. MacDowell I. Manfra W. Marshall K. McCormack S. Meuse E. Moody R. Mower D. MacLeod C. Manning C. Marquis B. McDonald S. Michalowski T. Moore E. Nelson L. MacLeod A. Manzi B. Masforroll R. McKenna M. Michel K. Morris P. Mullen s x 'N 5- I i . -. I - 1 f l I u 1' L XD ly f'li1'NfG'!'cf f 1' If L' ' 4 . C. Murphy K. Murphy P. Murray S. Myers P. Nadeau P. Nelson L if Cb '55 l 1, Q I l . ' N N .--ov- N Y 1 l - 4 .Ji 4 M , -fo I V Qu., l ' 9 .- A .--, . P' ff' . 1 . . -5 l if 5' .,, ag M fi S. Nelson M. Novello H. Nguyen I. Noyes D. Nicholson N. Obear W. Nicholson I. Occhipinti R. Nimblett K. Ofiesh D. Norton M. O'Keefe L. Novak K. O'Neill Fw f DH lf 3' . . ' .4 fsl' P91441 WEE ll ' ffc'lf9 ff gnu 1-19 nl Qrd' X A 1:9 771, S. O'Reilly S. Page NI. Ostrowski C. Palazola I. Ouellette S. Paluzzi I. Pace M. Paniaqua P. Packard I. Pantapas K. Page M. Pantos M. Page I. Parisella H XCQ 17775 LEQLWU !W0f!, K If vb CJ' C.: ms' Y-V 5--'I T7 s 1 I? il WIT' I... 7 533955 '30 -:uf Q7 1:7 'rr' gl ti Qs gp- S. Parks D. Philpot T. Porter C. Provencher I. Rennicks D. Pascucci L. Picono I. Power D. Rapoze K. Rice M. Pashalian R. Pieroni A. Powers A. Reade P. Rideout C. Patch S. Pierpont A. Practico K. Regan L. Ring D. Patnaude K. Pietrini S. Presutti K. Regan I. Riordan M. Pelonzi H. Pinkham S. Proctor S. Regan I. Rogers D. Pettipas I. Porter D. Proulx B. Reilly S. Rogers 5 S. Rose M. Roseman I. Rossi L. Roulier A. Rowe B. Rubchinuk B. Russell I W K.. I. Russo M. Russo I. Salloway T. Sanchez L. Dauvagea A. Savino L. Savoy E. Da Vwa rd P. Scala I. Scott L. Scott S. Scott K. Scott K. Shea i flew -. U , I c , .--Ph W J, ,, MH- cN- 1'i f'.' ' f'ff'f'fDC'D!!9fXf 132414 fQf?'A1ga.f5. . ffl! XD K. F13 ,CN T? if 'Pe- X cj six. YT -...nl 'Win I' . Y ! W xl L. Sherry d I. Slattery H. S 1 A. Sl d R. SEQ-A132 D. Smggala 3. Sifva D. Smith . Si v E. S 'th I. 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Wheatley C. Williams K. Young S. Webster P. Wheelock K. Williams K. Zocco I. Weir D. White T. Wilson R. Zocco D. Wells L. White R. Wolkin G. Barry P. Wells E. Whitney R. Wuenschel A. Ducharme CVV1-Y 7200 MORE YEFHQS TO GO!! Wx actuf 'ities Q if W Q 3... :Eff 9 xxx .. ll lfi A1 . . 661 -- L ' C T, , ...U Q .tl I xi'-' gl 5 1? . ,, 1 4574f7efQ ...Zi Q 13112, ' -I. ' Y T' : J 4 2 - W' -'lf 5.11-4 4 ' ' Lx T':.- f i, nf' - Y vi 'T' s Yearbook Staff Front Row - C. Scott, I. Slaugenhoup - McCaf- Brillant, P. Carr, C. Wi1lson.A. Haddad, A. Refah, L. Stewart, and ferty, 1. Goodwin, L. Slabacheski, R. Clayton. Back Row - S. E. Doanne. --4. .u,, wh 9? SPGRTS DIVIDERS . INTRO 'I TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ETC. Beth Favaloro Lisa Slabacheski X ll O4 .R i rv vg, - l '- ADS LISH Ialbert wunnnsu-up-4... ,ps-w PHOTCJGRAPHY Eric Doane yum EDITOR ETC. Julie Goodw NA .. -EM I .....W-,.T, , , UNDERCLASSMEN ETC. Lii'-Stewart, Assoc. Ed. Sue Brillant, Underclass Ed. SENIQR SECTION Anafeaeeeaddad 1 'K X xi' ART Rachel Clayt Extra, Extra read all about it! With caps on their heads and pens be- hind their ears, the patter of reporters' shuffle can be heard through the halls of Beverly High School. Guess who claims that shuffle?'A group of talented. dedi- cated, students, under the leadership of editor-in- chief, Iohn Scoop Cahill. The students write and print The Ledger themselves, thanks to the generous cooperation of the Bev- erly Times. The excep- tional Ledger keeps BHS students informed on a variety of subjects. from Proposition Zlfz to the sunny side of Solar Power! illle lsdger 1 , T . ig is Editor-In-Chief 4 V - f ' JohnCahill t A , , . . 1, .Gp r NewsEditor Y a- s . ' - af'-H JeanGudaitis , ,I x 4I:'oltumsEditor SportsEditor I Chg-jgcgnely Dan Hammond f Ph0f0ST8Ph.V , V , Dan mond Kath, Anderson i blanc Lil SIBWBI1 - K mieux rramef Gannon Debbie LeBlanc Steven Pete Dave Shena Hgusg Advm,-5 Busmess Advisor T - Mrs. Beth Uhring ,,,,,,,,-k. Mazy,lauCoug1l1n . . , Mr. David Smith C0njI'fdf,':flm,fn'?gff0' Ms. Marjorie Wolozin ' g Beverly High School, Beverly, Mass FI'ld8V9 September 26, 1980 8 Pages 9' g' Back N Olsen P Sak M Ixendall Front Advisor M Smeltzer M Torovan Editor N1 Coleman L Ricker 'Q -'fs - . I Y I .V .-' A if . r I ' MT- TTS- - . BROKEN ROMANCE .GDM 4 Monosyllables drip from your ips Like waterdroplets from leaky pipe One-by-one they fall no change in form or color. - Iohn Coombs '80 1451 5 4 5 .'l' I Y 'E S T .e . I I l . The Aegis, the sc 'J' literary magazine. printed at the trade school. publishes both a winter and a spring edition. Each issue is made up of poems, stories, and illustrations all done by B.H.S. students. such as. Mike Manning, Lauren Terry, Neil Olsen. and Connie LeClerk. This years editor, Melissa Coleman. and advisor, Ms. Smeltzer. worked extra hours this year as the winter issue fell behind schedule. The spring edition contains the senior class will in which the gradu- ates leave their friends. memories. and any intention of eyer returning. I the senior confessions, also in the sprin edition. they admit to such things as Tom Matin, class of 1980, did: I confess that I smoked many buts in the boys' room over a period of two years and some non-filtered. Also I skipped a few classes. had a few fights. wrote on desks. borrowed books from the library and never returned them, charged about -I5 lunches, cheated on one test and many other devilish tasks. etc.. but otherwise, I've been pretty good. IU UUINGE r . 'Na Who were the most excited students at Beverly High during February vacation and the two following weeks? Quite possibly they were the students who belong to the G.A.P.P. club, the German American Partnership Pro- gram. For over a year, 32 students, aided by Mr. Kent and Miss Wagner, had prepared for their cultural trip abroad. The glorious departure was scheduled for Sunday, February 15. At 6:35 PM the group departed from Logan Airport on a Lufthansa airline and arrived in Frankfurt at 7:30 AM on Monday. After their arrival in Cologne, the students were greeted by their host families. The hosts were slightly younger than their American guests but often there were older members of the family. This year Miss Wagner and Mr. Burns accompanied the students as chaperones. Miss Wagner possessed tre- mendous knowledge ofthe German language and culture while Mr. Burns displayed the enthusiasm to keep spirits high. The excursion proved to be a thrilling and memor- able experience for the students. 8 wt,a'a it mi All -A r 2 x x Y. h It .1 - X . 1 Who is th' 7 the tutor asked. This is a stu ent, came the replyq No, not what, Who? Who is this? the tutor demanded, painting to a picture in a book. 5 T See is Sue Baker. g W She, she isi Sue Baker, the 'tutor explained, stressifrg the sh sound. She is Sue Bakerfi proclaimed 1,3 year-old Vory, smiling triumpliantly at his older sis- ter, Latsnay. 5 gy For most 13-year olds, mastering such a simple idea in English would he nothing to be proud of. But for Latsnay and Vory, two of nine Southeast Asian refugees in the Beverly public school system, learning to associate pictures with wondE,the lfirglish language is si fu' fcant. NM ORD- e lfiigeeswit Biiirfsix are Laotion, one is Vietnamese and two are ethnic Chinese. They range in age from 13 to 19 to 20. Many of them are the sons and daughters of officers in armies that were loyal to the United States, during the war iniVietnam. Through taking other courses, these stu--S dents hope to learn a trade and become integral part of our society. By Iohn Cighiu P-'S ff, I Y' 'wh' fx, f si -X The lryea, egbrt was almost worth it! - - ' .lf P'. wa' ,ogettes .. any K' ni 'fp .- l 1 N-, - , This year's pantherette squad contributed highly to the success of the marching band. The baton squad also aided the pantherettes performances. adding more enjoyment to the half time show. The baton squad was under the leadership of Wendy Carlson while the patherettes were led by Wendy Dyer. With many ofthese girls returning next year. we can expect the same excellence. U PANTHERETTES W. Dyer. I. Kuconis. K. Robinson. L. Boudreau. D. Silver. S. Halpern. D. Avila. K. Anderson. I. Braccia. L. Henderson. C. Xiiller. P. Lindgren, K. Walsh. P. Taglier. E. Coutreau, S. Barker. BATON SQUAD W. Carlson, K. Cassola. D. Abrams. G. Iohnson 112 i 4 Took part X gf CUARCI7 3 x . v , 4 Q Nqiil f a ia I: 2 gifflae B.H.s. l r 31? i, A X ' , ,L swim, 'rea ky conduc- l' 1 , BTI' - 'l 21 tors Mr. Lawrence 'r , ' ' ,ff Drougn ancj Mrf X 1 ' Ray1i1ond4D!pIQ,of1ce l A A - ' ' B if agaily nqlhe 5 'S B great season. Stgfae t - drum maLs.g5.Steve Uisale and Mary Ellen Iiihdstl helped to p than third com band, for the petltlon ,Qi strong fo some of ,l. . -. N 4, . ,.,L,.-g,,m,gg5at in New 'En8lE1,,r1 ' A A' e ' ' ' ' . , ., Q M: ,k . W. QAAU mol. . u - 651. f'-' L-.xl 1' A5 f .1745-.l'f,.'7'L ,,L H ,ii-:5.T: .A'Q..,'g, 1 rx-5:2 uv D- L- 1,8 9- ,g f ?P 4 -- X' A .' :.'.7::4- .Q P' f 2 - ' Q Wg. ,,,,--' 4 . A f I? 2' e' ' m . .... Q n L Q Q Y. 3 One day out of each month. usually a Wednes- day. Mr. Silverstein orga- nizes his papers into a leather briefcase and leaves his room. as well as other faculty members. At 3 RM. in the teachers cafeteria. he meets some students and people from the Project. What is going to happen? The Photovoltaic Com- mittee is meeting. This committee has held many meetings. sipping coffee and brainstorming activities like solar work- shops. and on-site visits to the Project. Their biggest task is organizing Rm A-209. the Sun Room. for public display. N The committee Consists of acting chairperson, T. Sil- verstein, H. Wudarczyk. I. Clement. K. Levin. M. Zapan' tis. A. Schack. R. Michel. G. Taylor. R. Macdonald. D. Sliopay. F. Fisher. and I. Al- len. Students are I. Marsella. C. Spiro. D. Lasota. A. Leonard. A. Lombard. .-X. Lyons. Specialists from the Beverly Project on the com- mittee are R. Howland. B. Ntohram. I. Kondos and W. Carlson. 114 OOOOSUQ 1 'L 4- 9 :iff X nl tl -.SN L... OCUN D 'Evah been to Grovah's Corners? his year's production Our Town was di- 'oted by Mr. Paul ireger and was esented, November 1 and 22. V, This serious full- ength play by Thorton 'Vilder is set in rover's Corners at the turn of the century and deals ove, Mgr rated lay as the minister Wedding of George Gibbs lPeter Silval and Emily Webb Uennifer Parisellal. Co-starring, were Ierry Marsella, Beth Karlyn, lay Turner and Laura Douglas: Adams. P. Anderson, 1. Anderson, S. Barry C. Bean, I. Blumenkran Bowers, V. Campus, I. Carr, P. Casale. B. Casale, S. Christina, K. Coombs, P. Corning, C. Crandall, L. Crowley, I. Cruikshank, D. Cumminggs, C Cunningham, I. Davis. A. Devoe, S. Dianne, I. Dodge, K. Ducharme, A. Dunne, H. Evans, R. Fenn. E. Finn, C. Forte, N, Fraser, C. Frost, T. Giles, E. Clazier, R. Glenfield. Cove, B. Hallahan. W. Hiller, D. Houde, L. Hunt, W. Lang, C. LaSelva, I. LeClaire. C. Lee, L. Lemay, L. Levine, G. Lindstrom, M. Litch. I. Macllarthy, T. MacDonald, A. Manning, K. Manning, 1. Marchand, K McLean, I. Mench, M. Moller. C. Moniz, D. Monney, E, Norwood, S. Nunes, I. Ouellete, N. Pickell, 1. Pierce. S. Pollard, G. Pollard. B. Proctor, S. Ramsdell, P. Richards, S. Sauter, li. Silva. P. Small. P. Smallwood. R Smith. K. Spaziani. D. Story. S. Tarricone, M. Tomkinson, L Tomkinson. S Vasile, T. Wharton, D. Whitney. I.. Whittaker. Wilson, K. Wood. li. Wright. ui Zocqcgo. lx. :J Dawg g I L BAN cttw I' . f ? . . S ..I'.. , .. , ..- Q l ,Q r' ,gt sa- V X N f 1 - . , s f I - . . ,Y -,-, . .- :X I 'K , j. ' ' Q'a Q 'N . . Z4 Y. I. fi' .- 2' I Qu 4 f .. 4. Seventeen students with an exceptional understanding of mathematics, represent BHS in Math Team Competi- tions. Math Team Coordinator Mr. L. Merriman esti- mates that BHS ranks about fourth in a league of nine schools with compete once a month. Competitions face six categories of questions with each category containing a test composed of three difficult J 'I - ..' 'ik 5 t . ss N , C9 s V5-fa -F 2 A , . N . .L- 1 '7 'Pt ' Q.-' 6. 0 questions. The Math Team members are allowed only ten minutes to answer these three questions. Thought for the day: A fip is worth four fops. Three fops are worth five faps. How many wany fips is a fap worth? MATH TEAM Front Row: K. Kyrazis, M. Campagnolo, P. Eagan. Back Row: A. Harrington, E. Lavoie. S. Beasley, Mr. L. Merriman, I. Cunning- ham. C. Rae, W. Carlson. 22 'f' A I ,N -Q 'xi- , o ,hi L-tn? Have you ever strolled past C-106 and heard someone say, Mate ? Un- less Captain Bligh is in the neighborhood. it is one of Mr. Stones ten Chess Club members successfully cap- ' , ,. . 1 1' nz, L ' -N 5 ' turing another's king. I FA ' The Chess Club has had ' i - f . . for the past three years in- ' .r 4? N V terscholastic competitions XTX : N L among the scarcely active Z '-'f 4P6 s 4,1 members. Throughout the year, these students play one another for points, re- ceiving one point for every win. and a half point for a A draw. Dale Blattner has been ' the most consistently active - M member of the Chess Club. - f 4 3 , CHESS CLUB Queen: S. Bayle. Rings: D. Blattner. F. Dunn. M. Lee. D. Powers, F. Stone. B. Potter. B. Bruatti. T. Silverstein, D. Masse. and the mastermind computer. 1 . K Q X Thr ,aiu IB gf? 'vi ' K 9.9 Nl - C.S.L.S.: Character, scholarship, leadership, and service. These are the foundation of the National Honor Society. Any student at Beverly High School or the Claude H. Patten Voca- tional School who has at- tained a 3.6 average is elig- ible for membership in the Beverly Gamma Chapter of the National Honor Society. Iuniors and Seniors are in- ducted at the annual con- vocation ceremony usually held during the spring. Also. at this time, any stu- dent with a 3.8 average is presented with an honors blazer which is the highest academic award available at Beverly High School. The N.H.S. sponsors sev- eral activities throughout the school year. These pro- grams include two blood drives run in conjunction with the Red Cross. A Car- nation Day, the Honors Banquet, a collegetcareer night program. In addition. several members of the N.H.S. have been active in the Student Assistant Pro- gram both as tutors and re- crutors of tutors. This year's officers are Mary Murray. president: Susan Bolden, vice- president: Tricia Eagan. treasurer: and Cindy Rae. secretary. The N.H.S. co- advisors are Ioyce Poirier and Iohn Mahoney. The Beverly Gamma Chapter of the N.H.S. was represented in this year's annual nationwide scholarship competition for 551000.00 by Lori Bratt and Mary Murray. l 1 o at g For those of you who were taught that DECA is a fLatinfGreekJ root and QITY meaning for ten. you W .6 have not been thoroughly informed. DECA lDis- tributive Education Clubs of Americal, a workshop for many qualified stu- dents interested in the field of marketing, is co- ordinated by Mr. E. Reynolds. Students attend four classes each day consist- ing of two periods of dis- tributive education, one period of English, and BHS entered a preliminary one period of SGIHGSUBF conference. They plan to courses. At11:07 AM,the attend a district con- students are released ference in February and from school to work at those selected as winners their jobs which relate to will enter a Regional Con- their academic work. ference. In the last year Be- Last fall, students from verly High has had an out- jam i uf'-1' P. ., --3 P'- uv 4 5 e . t 1 Q if 1 How do you solve the mid morning munchies? Be- verly High's School Store offers everything from can- dybars to coughdrops and for the scholastic type. paperbacks and pencils. you name it. they've got it. They even have mannequins with severed arms to ad- vertise their goods. Who is responsible? DECA students are responsible for selection of the products, advertising, and sales. This provides experience for these students who are interested in marketing as well as profits for their scholarships. Such fund raising events as tee-shirt sales for candy and candle drives to finance a DECA outing at the end of the year. 4 JH f 'v Chris Bannon Cindy Bates Lori Berube Diane Cole Ieannie Fraser Tony Russo Lf Wendy Bennet Alicia Bishop Lisa Bright Lisa Coyle Leanne Duprey Dawne Dyer img 3,-in-.f 'I N Sandi Tilton Joanne Trefry Patti Wells Kelly Williams Mary Wilson Paul Hunl-tins Kelly Huntley Tracey Iohnson Ioanna Manfra Cynthia Moller '-J V x ,xv 4 WU' urns l 1 Cherise Bowzer Laurie Casey Laurie Cavossa Laurie Cook Debbi Dobson Karen George Kristine Cuay Patricia Iulien K F Iohn Leonard Debbie McNair Alison Myers Carol Roberts Ioan Rossi Lori Russo Candy Woodberry xx 'S Iames Acciavatti Iames Armstrong Bill Casale Steve Casale jeff Civitarese lim Eichholtz Kevin Faust jon Gansberg xg X -s.. L 7 x ,ici Chris Cawron Steve Ciles Leonard Leteure Tom Lucet Bob McKenna Ieff Paluzzi Steven Paluzzi Heidi Tolvanen .vfv 1. Although not every student in B.H.S. comes down to the corner of the building in C101 or G102, a great deal of activity is associated with these two rooms. One such activity is the Lower Level. The Lower Level is a student operated business. Every Thursday during period five. the students serve a luncheon to the faculty and staff members of B.H.S. This year the students also served the mayor of Bev- erly, staff members of City Hall, the Beverly School Com- mittee, and various members of the National Guard. The meals are prepared all week in class. Everything from French Onion Soup to Hotdog Wraps have been served. The students achieved this by tak- ing the Waiterfwaitress Course, taught by Mrs. Ludwig. In this course they learned the restau- rant business, doing such jobs as waitress, waiter, hostess, cashier, chef and dishwasher. Each week the jobs alternate so the students can get experience in every position. A lpn -2-. 9 i f 'v Nfl W A w 'Q L XXX ll - 1 f:-I..i.....- ji fif ' . 'f, , ., ai ,D K. i.f ' 1:- .L - n Q f A l I 1 fl! X ...d 131 it WW W yfmwffm EZjZggl,Jffw F, W Wiil WMM vwfjvw W WWWW 1 :U,0'J 5 , , ,Mft H ,df up Mg M U ANGw1 , I ! X, l, ll I K - 'us ' 12 .QRQIECT SCDLAR AGE DAWNS HILL By Dan Hammond Although a number of changes have taken place at Beverly High School over this past year. the most noticeable and widely-publicized of these has been the solar energy project which has been constructed on the adjacent hillside. One of the largest of its kind in the country, the proposed project became a reality in 1981. The reason for the rash of publicity, ranging from articles in local news- papers to a segment on CBS News, is simple: through the undertaking of the project, Beverly High School will become the first high school in the country to have at least some of its electrical needs supplied by a Solar Photovoltaic system. The project will supply roughly eight percent of the school's electrical power. The Solar Photovoltaic system, which converts sunlight into direct current electricity was a joint effort of the Solar Power Corporation, Mas- sachusetts Electric Company, Stone and Webster Engineering Corpora- tion, and the Beverly Public School System. The projected cost was ap- proximately SS2.7 million, funded primarily by a grant from the United States Department of Energy. An in- verter building is also being erected near the site to convert the direct cur- rent electricity into alternating cur- rent. The most common question in re- gard to the project was the following: Why was Beverly chosen as the site? According to the Solar Energy Corpo- ration, Beverly High School satisfied a number of qualifications better than any other school in consideration. Among the school's positive assets are its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, its nearness to Logan Airport, its compatibility with existing elec- trical equipment, its commitment to solar energy, and its summer school session, which allows for load matching opportunities. Along with representatives of the participating companies, the local dignitaries who took part in the dedi- cation ceremonies included Mayor Peter Fortunato, Representative Nicholas Mavroules, Superintendent William Longridge, and Dr. john Cole- man ofthe Beverly School Commit- tee. For the most part, the project has met with a positive response from the school administrators and teachers. Mr. Zapantis, science co-ordinator, termed the project an excellent op- portunity for students to interact di- rectly with solar energy. . 'fQfg,E.1.fvf4?.e,pd? bf J'-'II vi- - 1 'Q-..vL'mA l '+- 28 i 4 x i T l I l TOVDLTAIC l sn FACILITY BEVERLY Pusuc us. DE DAPTMENTOFEN Exneykx 1 ommonweakh J Nssachqsehs f1eg.1bye Of15bX6iXEbgPQ a1,9w,: V ' - X X' X ' x xx s x ' 'A xx l AUASWHESETYS swf x 5994.0-,.57in'.X llstscmc, la'- p'-Q X X x 5 9flfb?'k'3K K. 'X R .I . . R .i , .X x, X x xx xx XX XX X X X! 1 . NA 1 ' '. X R hx X K, X X. X2 xx 1' 1 ' 'A K xX X f' S aTf Erunnfsgs 101655 R15QQf gf ,x . KI ' Nlllllllm' J.. I TIVITY Dunn M. Oman In Vnms Sums.. I-an Aus STRONG Ann Cum .unc Mn Va Gulusu Hn Farnlnn. Vw. In On Anna I-lun BM-R F I Ilan HIICQHIR Lawn Soni: Ano Tw: , . u v 7 -:D Z CA DID wx' N 'Sita-Q 4 x ..I ju 1 lin S R R 1 X V1 1 Vocational School Students Front Row Iohn Colhns Paul Dube Penny Thlbault Iohn Paxnchaud Zeke Gesualdl Tom LoVasco Second Row Lenny D Entremont Steve Palge Mlke Magho Back Row Iohn Syg0WSk1 Frank Dunn Mlke Lee Dale Blattner. 1 xg- bx --..N Y t is - Xu if xr T51 5- RT -4,- - V - ,.,- ' . Q -,QM-. -w - . , , . . . ' ' ,' ,-- - A -r ' - ' - if gin.:---.-,' ' , - -- ,-:- - ,.--f'.4f- pa., - . ,-, A' . ..,,:L1 .. f. :Q-r',. ' e. ,r -.-fT',3--'-- '.-Pr:-BZ- .g- 1 -P Lf- Vx .:1lz1',.'-'1,:FA . - lu--A , ': '59 2:3 '. nl- F'--5 gr-a.2.:...m - C ffr' 5 QL, N! wif' yf Carpentry students work hard in the classroom and on the job. There are two divisions in the carpentry Course. Carpentry specializes in building an entire house and Carpentry B specializes in construction of smaller units such as porches, garages. additions and general re- pair. 133 Auto Mechanics students apply their classroom theory and practical skills in the Auto Maintenance and Repair Shop located in the vocational school. '-.4l ' W 134 QQ X K ,x- .s r X I 1--..i... t? A 'S X l I 1 5 r r 1 Print Sho seniors instruct freshman on how to operate 'Sv P the special printing press equipment. Printing shop ser- vices are provided for the City of Beverly, as well as out- side customers. - gl 13 fri In I' 17 l ' 11...- ' y - .. TT... 'X I .Q-', ,, 4 ,. -32 Vx L... Sheet Metal students use Care in operating dangerous shop machinery. The students learn to install air condi- tioning systems, venting systems. and air heating equip ment. 135 N q fx hw-f' X .VH X . x '7 X v -..., wJ ' ll nd J y 1 5 - ,fu f J T 1 fl N' : ' x S Off 'F I ll ll A n fu! wh' .. 1 r .1 6 .,.., if .P soy 9' ' S9', ' 4 ,f ., , .f:x',., Y l iS' i W 1 w W 1 E. ' I r. 03 1 1' I-L .R :.. '4 fl'l'ZZ 1 lin V- ff? D l 3 Fx rn -Z' ' 5 T, ici-, g h M 2121?-9.,e,4g., . ': '-' g.s.'.,f9q,g,1b?V kK'.v5.l,-f, .Q P '.., f' - hen I gqt you, yo-HUHI-rad! o '-' '. V ow. .v---4 :fa 'uflfif--. is Q '41-... ,Y ,..., , ,...ni,!i'g a f'??.fh 'DQ E K ' x E?g.5m17 , , 5 .W gg M - F '- ' X V' G r':,.:v'. Y ' 4 Quai! ' 5' -u,4 , -1-fl in nv ' ,. ,f,. Ml' Q' ll , , :,.. 2'-' f k ' ' -- '1 .,sJ,S.j-' 13 9 NC RY -r t 'T g - 2 - Q If 1 gf' ' .' , ' '- Q51 4n.4i I . - 4 -' V . . -rf fi ' 'off , - '1 gl! 4 - 1 .Y ' A fs4ff 'i:.4 x Y ' -Y - 1. .SL---,,,4 S- ' ' A A ft-fog 'i-A..I, l . -g Front Row: B. Barr, I. Mosse, E.-Mangan. Back Row: A. Lyons, I. Goodwin, Capt. L. Slabacheski,x'K. Rivard,'C. Guarino. ' ' QQTW T' 'W N U QW'-2 ff X e' ' . 125541 , 4, A-M-an ..ui4- -n,, w, 4 Q'- .is x- .. .- 3' . A .Q i ' f- . ' wg , . -97 I A , I-T Q r .I -' 'IMI Q i 'i lime 3- Lvl' 1 , gf? reefs 4'1- if Although th1s year s CC team was smaller than ln recent years lonly 7 glrlsl they proved that It IS the qualrty that counts They flnlshed second rn the N E C loslng only to Swampscott Before the sw. Q wg rf Serbia? 35930 The next one we should roll tighter XC Swarnpscott meet the glrls had a w1n.n1ng streak of 39 meets The team s top two runners were 1un1ors Ellen Mangan and Betty Barr They were follow ed by sophomore Ienmfer Mosse Pos1t1ons four f1V9 and slx were varxously filled each meet by senrors Iulle GO0dW1H Kathy Rlvard and Llsa Slabacheskl Roundlng off the team was Sopho more Amy Lyons In non conference meets the grrls d1d y ery well At the OLP meet rn RI they flrushed fourth overall but flrst 1n MA The next meet xx as the Northern Area meet 1n whrch they flmshed thlrd The last meet was the state trials Out of 31 teams they flI11Sh6d elghth The result wx as dlsappomt ing as only the top four teams go on to compete ln the state meet Next year, with onlv two glrls returnlng. the team has a tough lob ahead of them to try to begln a new wlnning streak. 7 5 QL 2-' . -7 GREY A 'iv:53:2QT'5'i' . l. M. ? 5 l Q D an A f , un 11,0-'ld P, WIKI , 7 X be ,:Varsity - Front Row: I. Levesque, 1. LeC1air, N. , Bennett. Back Row: Coach S. Stowe, W. Bachellor, M. Finn, K. LeComte, M. Pfaff, A. McDonald. Missing: R315 Black. , 1 -r. .... K . . . . M34, - 5 , N - ' ' ' ...-- ' 5. ,Y . 94 yi' F' I any 'P-555+ Lfgfnf ' 4 :Ak 6 Ma Q . ul -1 ft-I ,132 ' 4 ' ,. -4, 1 H., 1 J' . 7, .. ,3. A .,, FT qgxt 1-if .6 A 3, .. . l '.fa!' - -ff --3 -'wx J- -.4 - ' -f - -'f.x?+ur...:4- an .A -,mr .gd fm, 1 .bf-ni ,'fa-h'n.,4 -'T Q? 4-4' ,QMwvt.7.fgg1: E grqn .,, m - v ann . . 'za' i -3-A . . , at 11'..,,-- s, ..' ,, ,-.-, ww,- 'f:,. 1 .xgf:.1 n R: v,4,'l-' .1'4,,i lb-Eu Je Hg-'.J'. Y' 3. 'QW ' E!! ,- PX f .pl . .. . -rf x 'Af'. u .sj.,' lq.,fiW'.-1' .. .v. 'V -A 1--z'L:!L!'3-'v'?5Y,-'Q ' 1 M J' , a - f Ur - I 4 -,rx 3 .zn .s .A , ' gt. vi-tw 6.5 , ' nuff. A A h ' .. -'Q-nl S l,' f '- lf., v-Q. , . Q f. .'. -- . 1.7 ., A . 1 42 4 ui-, Q s LL una ., N1 14' Xena The girls field hockey team. had a surprisingly successful season with only four returning players. With little recognition but alot of team work and spirit, the girls put together a great season with an overall record of 13-5-0. Although the team experi- enced two hard losses to their rivals Danvers and Salem at the beginning of the season, they were still able to bounce back and place second in the N E Conference This in turn enabled them to enter the state tournament The g1rls enthusiastically entered the first round and edged Weston 1 0 They had a disappointing loss 2 1 in the quarter finals against Dot er Shurbon therefore eliminating the field hockey Panthers al together With a prom1s1nO I X team comme up the outlook for next year s team IS hopeful ' I 2 ik, Q-P '17 Thls vears 0r1d1ron squad had ltS f1rst xx IH n1n0 season I6 -11 s1nce 1974 BHS started off the season wlth a 41 6 crushlng of Everett Wlth P Doollng back scorlng 5 touchdowns and galfllllg 189 yards of hrs later to be 1000 yards season After a setback to Lynn Engllsh Bexerlx came back beatlng Saugus and TVIHTFOD The blg test was Lx nn Classlcal and Bewerlx beat them ex erx xx here except on the score board I0 fl Bounclnv back Bex erlV beat Glouces ter Marblehead and Swampscott assurinv them of at least a .500 season. Then came Turkey day. After a scoreless first half. Bev- erly exploded and scored '23 points to Salem s 0. In years to come. people will look back at the 11980 Panthers and say that they were the team that brought foot- ball back to Beverly. Qm-N4-f -'rii'+g:z:t..' , -are 'F4,..--- If .3- 1 wwf. ' if-F: 'K 'i j-L1'f ,F 1 K. ' x'1r?,'.f,yf:1'fw.L 1- 'mga .,q.3If'Ff,-4,,V.:,A,...,MlV' . .1 gf' ','-.,f.- fa- ' ff Jw' 'Ax i-1 ' A 4 . N I fs 'wh-2 2QI l V ' ' 9'1 AQ iff, iff, .-2 , - Qf, - 1 Q1 'l A . ,V .I i '.,,, ,- . ..1,, . I .A t- I. gf t A 3 ' :,',.M: ark pLN'4 Apr-'t gLf'.w '.L ,- -Y ... . t.. f N 2 1: '.-- ' 'fi uf . if . QQ. is 14 f.-. ' . B- I -'X ' L A ,r Ao V .. J: . . '- V-at ,..7 '-' 1,-,f ..pk!:.s. . A . ,U -I., !,.wg:g 59. : Y 74 - ' 1-.. , ',77'l'i1f4', vi' - x4 flf'?' , .,. . . .. , . . , ,. , K -' M , 'I .gi X , ,., 1 :'.v'f'f'f 3 ' ' . V. ' . bv , V J H ' + '- 'Q ' '- '. 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This year s golfteam led by tri capts Iohn Bartlett Scott Gannon and Bob Sheeren finished with a league record of 8 8 1 and a NEC record of 10 1 Their only loss was an upset by Sauvus the last place team how ever they did bounce back and continued to win by beating Dany ers Salem and Gloucester the three toughest teams in the conference Because of the loss to Saugus they were co champions uith Danvers The most improxed player was first year player Iohn Coan. Another outstanding player was Dave Nyman, who had a personal record of 18-1. INyman was also the strongest player in the league. Coach Bradford was personally pleased with this season's team because the only returning members from last years team were positions 3 and 5. Although only positions 3 and 7 are returning, the team for next year looks good. All Stars for this year's team were Coan and Gannon. ', giqa gs Ai, -171 v PF ,f - . - 3Jw f. if 04 5. - 1-4 5 utl P -. QEK Lg . S X 5 , .., X . xsfglfwgx k HJ fx P I U hX VgR4J X 5 I S: 1. l Y xl b'YlI Qi . 'J' Qbvyll' , o u E 1v.n,L - - f . ' 9 . - . .Q -A A .5 .NI - a I - N f N . rn s 5 v . 'ef' , V , ff' -' S 4 Front Row: Tri-Capt. T. Boyle, Tri-Capt. P. Chmiel, Coach Maitland. Second Row: M. Burke, C. Hutchinson, K. Boyle, S. Whitaker, N. Young, M. Kendall, K. Kelly, K. Keys. Third Row: L. Garrity, P. Whalen, I. Coombs, C. Lundregen, I. Finn, E. Coombs, R. Wolkin. Fourth Row: L. Toothacker, L. Sullivan, P. james, M. 0'Rei1ly, A. Sprague, T. Fecteau. W. Forney, S. Fecteau, P. Hilton, V. Bowers, K. Regan. ' . , 1. , THE INT ' 2 f ' ,.?z ya77f-c'fr.'5'7 ' 'Y ,A 5 1-'4.'1g::rvvW' Q ski 1' ff .'A sf x ' R 1 - ' i - Ji-1 in - ' 7 if' ,. 35-' ' R'k,, .fe-if--, v fif - , , , , ' K' ' . ' ':fe 9jefg5 -we-.zwg '.zQV2iesu..'g-'.1 , A ' s V X , 'a,,-I 1 '. W .. -.... f- ?'17:S'f ' ' -7-9' ' K-W 9 -it i .,.,. . 7 V U1 , ,L y ,I , . f HvvfF,3. . 1.1, A ' wi ll , Q. First year Coa Q . ' ' N A , Dick Maitland an - 1' '- ' Q' ',i N I . . gig, Q t , . . . . , V., , I s p tr1-capt ns TPICIQ--2-5 ,, I , 4 ggi, Boyle, gfghrniel . 'QC' 9 5' and A If?TClaytonM, Q A -- V' G - worke ? well to- A '-H., 'gf-I 133, ' - gether. Even though , C il.. K they 0t,yyii1 the . ' TL . -,J-3. conference, T2.Boyle Vo-y ' lf - 'Ek I , fu : 1 N-Mag' 'v f A' '7' 183 V. .... .4 , in ' me- gy . i- t 17 W ' . . .-ff. 5 ., With -7 tg rs - g t .1-5 45 .wa ,Q .. 1 gradligting gg H , ' T W ef' .. ' if f epflri A' ' , . it f . ,U . .-gf. . V . - , H li . , 1 ard suc- . .. , y , - Stars this year werei ' 1 M ...tg-' x J,f,?, ' A ' . - W T- Boyle: Forney! ' ' '4 'L: W :VTJ H. if J . . dMwT,,m,,,-L ftfzri .law f ' '. 61-:JH - an ' ' 1 '14 ' r . S- thi ',, -W ' ,'-s'. ' ' :,.f, I' ' , 'v V -3.5- vw, CN Q ff. Rv, 'sv 'Q -Y 4 -+ , 4-.v-5,1 '- A . ,es Mfhgj 9 Yfzq N , rr K flw wg' , f-f, Q. ,gy . . f- , 0 is . if , 1 ,V M , x9 ' ,. 1 F, r .Qu 'iz 'HSV 1 a 31 . - if ,, A A. w+ 'Q Y -:N QUFWE M 1 , 1 sw- .. -ww It , X - ,gyfg ,.-AQ we .ss- XX9-. i +1 :Qi w. f X 'Am Q xx ,Q 1 1' mv S '- is r ' 3 1 . t '552f:e f , fi F bf d. U: if W5 ' 1 sgrsigv 41 If f ' . -, ' -nal - U 4 -S sk 1 . . , Q fe Q Ar , ' Q, 9 l I I Q ,.,- ' I mga rt- if ' 1 'C JW? if-' L: , 4 , V MY - f X A' min- 43. .4 tin- .S I i ' V I U 1 4 P f 'si' 1 A 1: 4 Q I r . , J! ' f lg .- 9 Q qxf s 4 - e'L'2' 1 in 1 s - lcv -.N 1 ' . , ' n v V 6 1 ' - sg l wif.: Ji' Q. ' , , ,' ,' ka 1 ..,, H W ' 1' na , , I A , 'w Q -.,..A -V J l Y 64 1. I V 1 . A . u- , L , -. . , I it , 5 ' 1 . , , 'A' jf' 'y 1 x 1 , A n,.'1 . atm . l W, Q ,j-, ,-I .r-K H-::g,.',, '.'a.:'- 1- ' . . Y 1 .L 1- .-,, .-gif, ,Lu ' . -X. 41 151 QN The BHS girl's tennis team completed a successful season under the supervision of Coach Tassinari. With a second place in the NEC, they gained entry to the state finals in the spring. Captain Colleen McCu1re led this outstanding team to victorles with the help of P Howe C Wilson M Murphy T Murphy and M Courtney Seniors N Story L Thompson L McCarthy and A Bishop also helped in the team s success gif. Q4 1. ,.,,..-:gm Vis. af sign- Ag A nh? L 7 FALL scheodte Boy's Cross Country Pages 138-139 BEV OPP 15 Lynn Classical 50 117 Gloucester 47 25 Saugus 32 26 Swampscott 29 27 Lynn English 28 25 Salem 34 22 Winthrop 47 34 Danvers 23 20 Marblehead 39 Golf Pages 146-147 BEV OPP 1 1Vz Peabody V2 9 Saugus 3 7Vz Swampscott 41!z 7Vz Marblehead 41fz 7 Danvers 5 7 Lynn English 5 8 Lynn Classical 4 5112 Saugus SV2 1 1 Winthrop 1 7 Salem 5 8 Gloucester 4 Girls's Cross Country Pages 140-141 BEV OPP 15 Saugus 50 22 Lynn English 36 15 Danvers 19 49 Swampscott 19 15 Lynn Classical 50 19 Winthrop 47 20 Salem 37 17 Marblehead 46 19 Gloucester 43 Girl's Tennis Pages 152-153 BEV OPP 3 Danvers 2 3 Gloucester 2 0 Marblehead 5 3 Swampscott 2 4 Lynn English 1 5 Saugus 0 5 Winthrop O 4 Lynn Classical 1 3 Danvers 2 4 Salem 1 3 Gloucester 2 1 Marblehead 3 3 Swampscott 2 4 Lynn English 1 5 Saugus 0 4 Winthrop 1 5 Lynn Classical 0 4 Salem 1 , V, - -nwv' Field Hockey Pages 1 Danvers Gloucester Marblehead Swampscott Saugus Winthrop Lynn Classical Danvers Salem Gloucester Marblehead Swampscott Saugus Winthrop Lynn Classical Salem 44- 145 OPP Z O 1 0 2 1 0 3 1 0 0 2 O 0 1 1 O,-v I ..., - -1... Q - -4' Football Pages 144- BEV 41 Everett 14 Lynn English 27 Saugus 21 Winthrop 7 Lynn Classical 8 Danvers 21 Gloucester 10 Marblehead 17 Swampscott 23 Salem 145 OPP 6 22 0 0 9 21 14 14 0 0 Girl's Soccer Pages 150-151 Bev oPP 2 Ipswich' 3 Peabody 0 Marblehead 3 Swampscott 4 Saugus 1 Peabody 2 Salem 0 Ipswich 4 Danvbrsi 'W 0 Marblehead 2 Swampscott 3 Lynn English 1 Saugus 2 Winthrop ' 0 Salem 155 ALL AHQIQQQQIIIHIIQIIIIIII llllllljllllg I ,ma o-NWQ P pl E5 30 AITHERS V733 my PAW ff' EU E 53 133 4 ' Q? - if 5' 1X -. x ...--. - - Ti O 4-L mlm 31583 1 Q3 . I. ., I, . -L2-J. nmrf ff rrrrm fl' rrrrm ff ruun fri YH rn rri ni v 7 VEHIL 4 2 1 A IX!! 5 l i '5 5 ' . T we if e Front Row: D. Hutchinson, Brown, I. Gansenbirg, D. Maloney, B. Kerr. Back Rowzzi' H I. Gabrielg I. ggi-ier, N. Tipg:LffDenne53?i, C. Femino. B. Perroue. Q , P . V f me-f i 3 ,. -'v. ' i For the third straight year the boys basketball team has qualified for the State Tournament. They finished second in the N.E.C. behind Lynn Classical, with a fine record of 15 wins and 3 losses. In Tour- nament play, they beat Concord-Carlisle by six points, but lost the next game to a strong Woburn team. The Co-Captains for this year's team were Tim Hayes and Peter Wynne. Both have been playing Varsity for three years. It was a season that saw Wynne become Beverly's all time leading scorer as he reached the 1000 point mark in a game against Salem. F .. Ja: 'I P Look out Baryslinilxovlfl 1 l f ALL s 14? -V 4. .1 1, - 1 L 'gg,,?,gt.Q,7 ...Q -'S if 'gf' 1 '- aux , , -. S an Q, 1 'wi 'fi -3' ' 'GAA ' 1. .fg,+?9.Mf Nj,-fc Q 1.33.1 ,Lt , , gg,-cr F5 fy' f f-V .4 t 'g' s.- -.filypg 55222 :gy lf..-if A 5. G 9' . U, gfsgfu, K a 41 5 ,naar , A4 ' I- 'V A ..f- -Q Wipn4,,1h-vQ8,v.+,v.-vt e J' gEVERLy fa I-IS e'-' 4 W , K ,H ,ff if W :H-f ' It's a bird, it's a plaf16t2l,,:,,fn' A I Q 158 K dl 5' teaifi, tion Ieff suc4 cess record f the the in the Whe ' they pion their 1 toughest of thegjgj season. gh this' and thr the lead , - ership of Captains M. Courtney and C. Rae, along 'v5ith5starters K. LeCom'te, ' E Clayton and A. Mac onald,the team has gained respect throughout the league. ' 1 13 'CJ' WM 'Ww- sql? Ivanov-..1 5 sv ,CJ s N 1, 'x V 1' NI MR . 1. as jlfvfg, W n- hw ,,.f ..-' , .tl Alanna. you've got to nvibble with the ball! ..' 1 ---i-14.1 I 'V fb- 1 W ,Q ef Q 9 4 1-3553 . . J Q Q '32 'Sn '33 'si 15 no f -- . L! Back Row - Mg. A. McLeod, I. Boccia. M. Pfaff. P. Colahan. M. Finn. T. Murphy. L. Doyle. C. V. Coach Muth. IN. Coach Duffy, Asst.Coach Tosi. X lf!! Sz IK .: Front Row - Mg. N. Brlne. A. MaCDOanld. R. Clayton. Co-Cap. C. Rae. Lo-Lap. M. C R. Black. R. Lecomte. Mg. l.. Gibbs. M. Pantos. M. Bess 15 QTIC ,. ,..,v--vm---no V I, 1 ' , C,- ' l . A ,. 1 345: :W V. . Af ag' 4, ,M im, ,, , ,g.,f'.g'.- A ,, -1 ur, ,HJ-. 4 .. - u . V J' 60 Q Q 4 '--Q-S, i X f .a . Nothing beats a great pair of legs! ,Aldine Beverly gymnasts win opener 'Q' IQ!-'95 H v -f' .3 -',1i'i,. x+'G,g . .. ,wt EY- 58 'Ss 'J-- . l , Here's johnny . . . 5 L Th1S number e made it il' team hever suffered at hhnlis ,of arch-ri Mike Ring the task o f keep ing this season full of so many I' Seniors T. Desmond, G. T Bonaventura led the offense. Albano, Ed Evans, B. Castalucci and underclassmen I. Coan and B. Steeves helped goalies P. Zocco and T Lovasco ma 'W T . . . A ., ,1 .s,,,. N, QA! . . s , 3 en :, f,g,,w..ff: ff'7S,!-EIEMLSQ-,-: . 2 ' K , ff- -' 5' ffwi r.j's.-- 'far ' ' ' ' 5' . I. A w ' if ,j, 9 --'f'.,.-,g- '. ' . 'V'91e,s'.v. ' ' Q . ma, . A- 44 u 'yv YN. fist eau ly, seniors P ,Q k vf Can I open my eyes yet? ,, ,wif 1 'gp V ' ' 'A 5 ' . ' E 1,- , , I , ,. . Y , -. QQ:-li vt C ,gi 1' .VZ I J x - lu 1 - 4 l p I A5 Q - . - . .mi-Y ef-if . F fir. 5 me ., Front Row: L. Burns, G. Norwood, P. Bamford, co-capt. K. Shatford, Co-Capt. P. Dooling, B. LaCorte, S. Q u ' ff MacRae, C. Daily. N. MacCormick. Second Row: Coach O'Leary, P. Durgin, K. Underwood. M. Whalen. I. . Silva, 1. Rennicks. C. Manuel, S. Rollins. Occupinti. M. Fall, B. Norris, A. Nelson, :J s '.'. . 5 H f a M. Tipton, Coach Hilton, Back Row: R. Shields, D. O'Brien, I. W M. Bush, D. Fillpot, S. Regan, P. Conlin, T. Gannon. lah- VG JEH we 9- I LOOTBAI1 ..N 1 ' is IK' I - T ' E iw, K gps: .-11... .4Q'Q,,.' :fm . . . ,Ny I , ,,-j E f ' -sigh 1-3,.1'Pl' ., ' .fly ' . 1.34 ' ' -, . g- in w45., ff1'a.. ' , , .. .. Q. f e-'mpg' T ,Q .'f ' X V ' .sg ' U 3-5-Jzfjg, W-a'f:Y. - 1 N, ,, ,,'..1 ,g , .. w-f,,'59E.?ff'5l4 T ' 'TC'-'I' ',,g :sm l ' N- 'fr: -14?-Q..-. A .gage . -1- Show s r und lls! V mag Wig... .' if-'Qi ..- .,., . ,, . . V C . ,,,..,.,, -f' A 4 . .... ... if-' 4 66 If -f fa...-A - fm, .., This year the boys track team, led by Co-Captains Peter Dooling and Kevin Shatford, finished with a record of 8 wins and 1 loss. The one loss was the Be- verly High School track team's first loss ever in a NEC meet. The loss to the Danvers team was very close, and the deciding factor was the last relay of the meet. In the All State Meet our track team finished eighth. Peter Dooling, Nat MacCormick, and Mike Tipton placed in the 300, hurdles and high jump. In the North- ern Area, Glenn Norwood and Brian Norris placed in the 2 mile and the 1000. An outstanding member of this year's team was Co- Captain Peter Dooling who has been undefeated in the 300 for two years, and who was the only member of the team to qualify for the Easterns. Beverly swamps -T Q- ,vo TEX N-r L X - 1 .ll - -fn 7' V 'SZ .kai is sl ' l, '5 ,ZZ . Ni r NCIR jg-.of 'iw wx 'il' wg XS ?Y's52'..?.'L' vs Q 4 s . 4' s 5 Y. N-I as y 1 ' . ' . sf NJ p' Q f .. '-T-8-...J Bottom Row: D. Wells, S. Billinge, L.iyTooflffaker, II. A L O'Gorman. Second Row: D. Parisigl. Cass, B,?Kline. S. Jermyn, B. Barr.-'Lf'fTfQorp.uQlly, W. Iames. Third Row: A. Lyons. D. Solemeano, S. Rose. C. Souey, B. Accomando. Top Rowf D. Chouinard. E. Mangan, S. I. Pietrini, I. O'ReiIly, Capt. M. O'ReilIy. Standing: Coach Geary. y DLA, ,,,, , ,. . 1316 inf sv These sneakers really make you feel like your running on air. 1 K9 s Y ' ff lv A ,T , 9 1 '1 .-., I I '2 5 in Q Qi ms Q '3'STfT 4- -QV x ,. X . 68 I -di' This year the Girls Track Team had one of ltS best saggy In the N E C they finished with a record of 7 0 This enabled the team to win the conference and fake the crown from 3 year champlon Su ampscott g Coach Dan Geary said the team had more talent than in recent years This is very evident ln that six school records were broken. In, afimeet at Q'lJ..the sprint medley relay tejn ofChr1Ssy S'bucy,,jvgid3 Cass Capt. Maureen O Reilly and Darla Parlsriiln a 'mme t at was the fourth fastest in the nation At the State eet Parisi finished second in the 300' O Reilly ished third in the lUtlO,5B hd Ll18'IIllle relay team fi ished fothihifgver all the tgaillyfliiasvfiffh. inqe only seven seniors team, xt year's team looks strong with ingifgirutgiafitiiiig derclassmen such as Parisi, Barr?6m.anfQ17'L3or- n Ia gg. 1 .. gg Q uh, 4 me--1'v-L-. ,Sl ' V f --L:-if ' , 'xl F . -fs ' 4 -.---.W MW' . f , . , , V .' . . - ,Z 1 5 - '- - . 4 ff ...- ...V -ff----1--A -f,l,.-Q:-.-h .- f.- - . 44Q' - A Vl' I -. f A ,,. A , ..7x, C7 ,v f HOCKEY: S. Balboni, R. Crowell, T. DeMahco Morgsey, S. Bgqe Sabatini. Centerf H. Tolvanen, M, Hoar. Pantherette P. Chouinard, Right: D. Kendricks, K. George, C. Mavrages, K. DeSanti5.C' :Y V 45 C ,, Q ,. . ' 1 ..-1, -.' - - INTER CNEER .EA . 'ff-fy-0flf:W-S-fr-P-if -L. ww 11-4fCf.::l - -f QZSSQTWWS C, I 17 .- . 2 F . N V l QW ,I fi ws mfs ' x 4 A s W N 1' ER CVYHJZILE f'Boy's Basketball 4 - Pages 156-157 fpgv , ' OPP. lg Gloucester 57 -585-W I Miirbiehead 52 71 Peabody 75 T 72 . 'Lynn English 49 72 Saugus . 64 -.59 Winthrop 33 Q54 N' Lynn'iClassical 63 80 Ve Danvers 57 43 Sailem , 45 Gloucester 51 55 Marblehead 40 62 Swarnpscott A 41 77 Lynn English 58 66 Saugus 52 63 Wintrop 54 60 Lynn Classical 80 56 Salem 47 66 Reading 34 69 Danvers 43 65 Swampscott 52 Swimming Pages 164-165 BEV OPP 83 Marblehead 89 64 Malden 8 136 Lynn Classical 73 136 Lynn English 71 104 Somerville 62 76 Concord-Carlisle 94 31 N.E. Regional 44 73 Medford 90 89 Danvers 83 73 Salem 99 Pages 158-159 4. ' Y L Bev ' fl' - OPP 56 42 35.9 ,41, - 49 45 fp 19 5 if Lynn 38 V., 55 41 48 Lynn 60 46 Danvers 54 30 Salem 60 65 Gloucester 50 37 Marblehead 44 53 Swampscott 37 47 Lynn English J 41 60 Saugus 61 45 Winthrop 43 45 Lynn Classical 52 43 Salem 60 45 Danvers 50 Wrestling Pages 1 70-1 71 BEV OPP 12 Georgetown 53 12 Lynnfield 48 0 Wilmington 67 11 Woburn 57 27 Salem 42 24 Hamilton Wenham 42 0 North Andover 60 42 Ipswich 32 5 North Reading 65 27 Wlhittier 38 24 Whittier 41 6 Saugus 66 15 Salem 42 0 Triton 69 3 Greater Lawrence 63 18 Shawsheen 54 8 Winchester 60 1 Gymnastics Hockey Pages 160-161 Pages BEV OPP BEV 49.5 Hamilton Wenham 45.4 5 Saugus 58.05 Winthrop 80.05 1 Marblehead 80.8 Danvers 06.7 4 Gloucester 75.4 Salem N.H. 87.0 6 Rockport 85.8 Salem 85.7 7 Lynn Classical 80.7 Gloucester 90.4 10 Salem 87.6 Saugus 89.7 1 Danvers 87.7 Marblehead 90,2 1 Winthrop 69.0 Winchester 89.0 1 Lynn English 4 3 Swampscott 1 Saugus 1 Marblehead 4 Gloucester 3 Lynn Classical 3 Salem 2 Danvers 3 Winthrop 4 Lynn English 2 Swampscott w+Z Boy's Track Pages 166-167 BEV OPP 71 Gloucester 15 79 Lynn Classical 3 58 Winthrop 28 56 Swampscott 30 5011 Marblehead 351: 64 Lynn English 22 39 Danvers 47 57 Salem 29 162-163 OPP 5 fi -1 2 U il F: 8 5 4 5 4 5 4 0 2 7 3 fi i SB -v ggi A Girl's Track Pages 168-169 BEV OPP 50 Gloucester 32 50 Danvers 32 52 Winthrop .10 52 Swampscott 30 65 Marblehead 17 50 Lynn English -3 55 Salem 27 1'3 - i A 17-1 A X33 W C-'V .-4 '+ .fism F X NX .ff I . ' , , 5 ' .1 .js 3:19, A va ,K 33,3225-tg? J. , . 1241 A ,fy -gf '-.a,x,'A f s ,,,W74:n fps H .,,!. , . N . ,VL . - 9 ,wwf 'Qs 4 K ., si S DIONNE. SUSAN LYNNE - 47 Brimbal Avenue. 927-2199. Activities: 10 - basketball: track: softball: 11 - H.R. President: French club: French exchange: 12 - H.R. Treasurer: panther Soheerleadinglz C-House Senior-at-Large: Student Council Secretary: basketball. Fa- vorites: t ank you sir ma I have another?: Quebec: Stogey's driveway: parties with N.A. 8: L.F.: France: Let it be g di-ive-ins: iam: friends: and C-House is ffl: candy kisses: the Beatles: canoe trip: Riunite in the A.M. DOANE, ERIC W. - 204 Brimbal Avenue, 927-0799. Activities' Yearbook 80 8: 81: photogra- phy club 80. Favorites: baseball: hotdogs: apple pie: Buidi. DOCKHAM. SHARON - 1 Boyden Street, 922-9188. Activities: crew on The Mouse That Roared : Hey Hamlet . Favorites: weekends with Todd. Iayne. Eddie. Karl, Elizabeth: Barbra S.: Riunite blanc: motorcycles: the shoe pond: Bass River: Bessie Baken Sept. 20tl'l7 jasper 81 Buckwheat: Sormtesp CVS: sunrises: Briscoe in the rain. DONLON, CYNTHIA L. - 1 Dartmouth Street, 922-0315. DOOLING PETER K. - 17 Oceanside Drive, 92 2-6159. Activities: indoor track: spring track 10,1 1.12: football: Homeroom Representative 1 1.1 21C-House Council Treasurer 11512: base- ball 10. favorites: skiing: frisbee: October: D.S.: and 0 22! DRAPER, NICOLE M. - 26 Momingside Drive, 927-6382. Activities: guitar: Brighams: art: The Home : enjoying the weekends: N.A.W.C. Favorites: Bob: M8rM ice cream: Seger: C.B. at B.B.: weekends: the beach: white wine. DRINKWATER. PATTI, A, - 19 Grover Street, 922-8018. Favorites: West beach: booze: cruise with K.G.: 4-wheeling: Van Morrison: IERRYING. DUBE, PAUL E. - 95112 Haskell Street, 927-4630. DUBOIS, SHARI A. - 75 Odell Avenue, 922-2155. Activities: iv. basketball cheering 10. Favorites: greasy build up with my sister Jenn, l,.D. Et B.C.: joining the nunneryg D.V. and her oran e hornet: L.D. get a horse, OK? : Heyfj.C. wheres the lcitgffg I.C. 8: me smashing into theiight show: Bruce Springsteen: most o all S.S.: small cir e of friends down the beach: S.S. and the broken axle 81 all the other great times! DUNN, CAROLYN ANN - 14 Wirling Drive. 922-7829, Activities: softba11.1o.11.1z: intra- murals 10.11.123 H.R. Rep, 12: field hockey 10,11. Favorites: Viggys partys:,Seger: Jackson Brown: S.C.0.F.: morbid: BTB: auto accidents: nunnery to BC.: Harvey: the stallignn: PKY runs: Nicks: jr. girls meeting: walking out of donut line: 'Drpqrson C.C.C.: trou e to AZB. 1 DUNN, FRANK IOSEPH - 15 Cornell Road, 922-5-178, Activities: Senior Executive Boardl trade school President: President of CYOg House Council President: state student advisory council: Senior-at-Large: chess club 9.10.11.123 intramurals 9,10.1'1.12: H.R. President 12. Favorites: beaver hunting: camping: clam digging. DUNN. WILLIAM F. - 14 wining Drive. 922-7829. Activities: drinking team: hizzeling contest. Favorites: going on a toot: drinking on the First Baptist Church. DUPREY. KERRY A. - 4 Warren Street, 927-1-131. Activities: hockey 11, 12: intramural, hockey 10.11,12. Favorites: S.S. in homeroom: C-213. DYER, WENDY LEE - 51 Kernwood Avenue. 922-5437. Activities: pantlieretles 11,123 cap- tain 12: National Honor Society: German exchange 10: band exchange 11,12. Favorites: my talks in the cafeteria with S.B.. K.C, an d C.M.: memories of Stephen asajunior: S.B.'s talk of slaves in a volcanoe and clouds above my head in 7th period English class. EAC-AN, PATRICIA - 11 Woodbury Drive. 922-4690. Activities: soplt.. Bkerktltive board: Senior Executive Board: softball team: math team: America field service: National Honor SocietH Treasurer: French Club: tutoring: French exchange trip. Favorites: the beach: music: softba 3 the first dance with R.B., C.R., AM., and C.A.: movies. EANES A. CHRISTOPHER - 3 Mason Street, 922-3622. Activities: chorus: theatre: plays: French exchange: G.B. class: weekends with friends: auditorium sceances. Favorites: uncle RAL St the 79-81 chorus: Tina. Larry 8z Ruth in the pacer at the drive-in. Most embarrassing moment: giving mouth-to-mouth to a drowning drunk. EARABINO, STEPHEN MICHAEL - 3 Frankwood Avenue, 922-8082. Activities: I-I.R. Rep.: Sophomore-at-Large: A-House Council: Main Student Council: Chorus: concertquire: band 1U,11: Sweet Charity: Hey Hamlet: Sr. class play: Bouffant Committee - 11. Favorites: Minnie Mouse: Punk: the rocky horror picture show: blue hair: bouffants: Green M8rM'sg B52's: N.Y.C.: broadway: fame: silver Mercedes sports coupe w-blue interior: your wel- come : Tuesdays in Kenmore Square: Maine: yeeha: tommorrow. ECKMANN, TINA E, - 7 Longfellow Street, 922-2773. Activities: girls basketball team 10,11,12. Fvorites: going crazy at dances: Nicks: Greenwood: excuse me? : senior week: sta u all night long with P.C.: sprouting water at West beach with LF.: a great guy. Mr. B.: Cliiugle dates with A.A.: all the great times with A.A.,C.L.. CLA., 8: K.W. and our lessons on using the outhouse : K.F's arty: concerts at lunch: my birthday: having a hard time in CPR: all my friends at BHS: :lie many fond memories, and David. Most embarrassing mo- ment: when I fell down a whole flight of stairs in B-house - head first!! ELSEROAD. MICHAEL G. -- 41 Arlington Avenue. 922-3983. Favorites: I-Geils: Budweiser: Seattle Seahawks. EMENEY, DOUGLAS I. - 72 Essex Street, 922-9246. Activities: Sweet Charity: Hello Dolly: musical 1980: The Mouse that Roared - sta e crew: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - stage manager: Vice-President ot' chorus 12: Senior class lay 1980. Favorites: green M8rM's: unii bears: F.F.K, with Karen: the screw up at Dini's with P.A. and C.F.: holy cabooses : 5'iat's wicked furmy : no evening, Cl1ris : coin catching: Du ong: Blobaboob: enaid you zaps! : dispose Eleasenz omigod: cast parties: thayda T. Fuscgia: PML, NAS, IROL: after silence that whic becomes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music . Most embarrassing opening night on the ramp with l.S, SIE L. - 22 Hayes Avenue. 927-1261. Activities: Soph - intramural m secretary: tennis: junior -- intramural vo leyball. hockey: in secretary: senior - intramurals: sr. class play: varsity cheer- i nights: T.C.. D.C., L.R.. L.F., 81 T.C. trying to make me say EDWIN C. - 55 Sonning Road. 927-2613. Activities: soccer 10,1 1: hockey 10, 1 1.12. B - - . 4. . i . . . ILL R. 16 Brackenbury Lane. 927 5033. Activities, sailing. flying, skiing. Favor- Most embarrassing moment: when men and some frien s went skinny dipping lake and someone stole our clothes, FALL, SUSAN L. - 9 Kernwood Heights, 922-1384. Activities: cast of Sweet Charity : and Hello Do1ly : assistant stage manager for The Mouse that Roared : liihting crew for Hey I-lamIet : President of Ms. Wolozin's will youdgo give this to . . . cIu : Chorale exchange: stage manager for BHS chorale. Favorites: Eu dle jumping: Who concerts: at mv house: plays: music: the Beatles: Monty Python: S aron: Lori: Diane: Chris: Doug: Smada: Spaz: majiy fgiends and many good times: the small ensemble Iune 1980 with Terese, Diane. Liz an lu y. FANNING, LINDA IEAN - 28 jordan Street, 927-4272. Activities: Senior play 1980 make up crew. Favorites: partying with A.V., 81 T.O. down the building: S.C.'s partys. Most embarrass- ing moment: losing the muffler on my car while trying to leave the drive-in in the middle of the movie. FARINELLI. ANN M. - 38 Giles Avenue. 922-7372. Favorites: The Kinks. ' FARINELLI, CAROL IEAN - 38 Giles Avenue, 922-7372. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer: Homeroom Vice-President: Yearbook art: usherette. Favorites: D.W. and weekends: parties: dances: Greenwood: star: weekends also with B.H.. LB.. l.G., PJ.. D.D., 8: M.C.: screeming and yelling: roast beef sandwiches at Bill Si Bobs: kinks: pizza: Salem w. FARLEY, IEFFREY ALAN - 11 Longview Drive. 927-8288. Activities: I-Iomeroom intramu- ralshand baseball 81 , Favorites: racquetball: basketball and going to the Patriots on Monday nig t. FAULKNER, LINDA MARIE - 16 Bass River Road, 927-1494. Activities: I.V. basketball 10. I'I0ll'l8l'0Dm President 'l0: 01ir Town . ski trip 115. The lnatlgur 'i'uartif,'ik I.r'.'urrles th-:nk OU Sil' may I have another: jackson Iirnwrrrf, f.rrerfrrwfrrrrl Air- 1-t-xf-utis. payflays. II0lJ8bl'8Wi Bi'!l8CkWa!8r1 Quebec: Stogevi tlrivf:w.iy, tirrir--ine, Hrilmrt It--tiiurfl living with frimda: parties with N.A 81 S.D.: the Beatles. Mink logger A Tut: I1oll.:ru Stow-s FAUST, LYNNE A. - 21 Hathaway Aienue, 'JZZ-50515 Artixrtrffs sgirrrrtg track 11 Homemom Treasurer 12: Yearbook 12: Intramurals Iauviritr-s 1-.1. is 4:1 and -:ra has urrrlvr- weartoprove it: all the times with T.C,, D ti.. Ai. . 1. li . 1, ii . mt y , .1 H r.1. 5rI.I1.rie-.wr f0lg8lApflI25!Il:'I'.C.1!l'lBV1.lrm3andtl'1ed1r1liurnb.Iliirikvskr lax .mit tl.f- 'ft' I.ix'sp:1rty. L.E.'s party: A.L's party: Greenwood parties. D ti 's ear Iett on f,r.'r-rr-.-.ood 11 f. 'ure man Igfgig? 6 mil8S2 U18 Bltydivol' with Skip franks and livzrns df-arl lJ4'lll'I'. on f.rf---rr:-.'fmrl. 4th oi I yi iCk3:A.l...'S tent: drive-in: Salem Willows: Chinese l'll'f'viIlll's wheat. ng liorsffa with I' il. and TB. Most BlDlJQl'rB88ing moment! begging for pt-rirnes I. I. s v..rr 21 f . f .tr nreritirininy, BuffaIlo in front of L.E. FAVALORO, BETH A. - 5 Morrison Avenue, Q27-4795 Anti-.titres stirs.: track ru ll 12: Yearbook 111 Yearbook sports editor 12: llomerfiom secretary 12 laxorrte- thank you sir BIB Ihava another: Wlladlni 5i.0l'yfBC6'S strip: l..F 'S back xtinrinzx fri 'I ff-frfl'.wzlls with I. I and'D.G.: 6l12l80:window-washings and can I have the ice stout tom. omg. lirfar r, f, C0Oki6S and Dig I.ll8l'8 my Couch Giunta! : Stog vou S Q.. cowboy hats mt rim-.' flood I-larborlWest!Rices: Hi, I'm Ssue : Ellen's brushed hair. NORXYOOD N ll Carol, 1i14KCfl, Chris's mini-vac: Ronnies luggage: Kojak. bang bang with Ht-ts. 'rs if rrij: turn yet '. Diane's dogs: Missy. my lawyer: MIYIAJI. FECTEAU. TERESA MARY - 20 E381 Street.. Activities Bocrer Pa'.'.rr1lf:s parties Most embarrassing moment: when I got caught with-? tmm.mm.eoodr r it was worth it! ft FERRARI, LISA -- 34 Lothro Street, 922-5064. Activities: girls soccer Yearbook Favorites going out part 'ing with my giends and spending as much time as possible ix ith Chris. and always rememliering when in doubt - GO FOR ITE! FERRIS. ALLAN S. -- 21 Winthrop Street. 922-3087. Faiorites body work on cars at girls FINN, CHRISTOPHER PAUL- 24 Palmer Road, 927-3385 Activities musicals 791 H01 HIT band: chorus. Favorites: Bette's torso: little brown jugs: certain good times it ith Peter: Many evenings with Doug: Sue's smiling eyes: I-I.P.N.: theres Nick. marching time above and beyond the call of duty FINN, ROBERT - 114 Corning Street. 922-9424. Activities. track. homeroom rep. homeroom president. FISHER, LYNNE M. - 211 E. Lothrop Street, 922-5941. Favorites going to the rock with P.H.. S.B, C.W., 8: C.M.: climbin cliffs in the farms: your not hereto worry your here to hate fun: et more for your money: tlgank you sir may I have another? some good times at Bubba beat-F: and watching P.I-I. lying under a truck and trying her hardest to get up. Most embar- rassing moment: the night I took P.I-I. to Sunoco. FLEMING, DONNA MARIE - 32 Raymond Avenue,927--1581 Artii ities H R Sectrtary IU. 11. 12. Favorites: party:Al, D.: 7th period with L.L.: the rats at Cooney Field, the weekends. FLINT. SHARON I... - 47 Parramatta Road. 922-3386. Activities underwater basket weav- ing: lights - Hey Hamlet, Hello Dolly: Vice-President of NIS Wolozins will you go git? this to club: props - Mouse that Roared: catcher on the Iovlin team. Beverlegax alligator wrestling: Ledger: puddle jumping club 10511: plant watering club 111 l1.l2i technical direc- tor --The Kids are Alright. Favorites: the Who: Monty Python. easy going people: the High numbers: Susan, Lori. Liz, Dianne, Chris F. 8 Chris L A mbition to ruin a drum set as well as The Moon . kiosk embarrassing moment: Stealing money from a car at Pisanis FLYNN, IENNIFER E. - 49 Elliott Street. 922-4588. FOLEY. BRIAN TOM- 31 Sonrling Road, 922-288-1.Activ1ties. partying, Favorites: favorite brand of beer is Budweiser -- Molson Colden Ale. comming in on the first day of school FORNEY, VVENDY IDU - 26 Sherman Street, C127--19-19 Actii ities soccer. Favorites: Michelob Sr partiesl: every weekday at 2100! Most embarrassing moment when I is as seen walking into this school. FOSS. MAUREEN T. -25 Parramatta Road, 922-5525, Activities: working Favorites music: the beach. Most embarrassing moment: having the heel ot my shoe break and falling down the entire flight of stairs in B-house between classes. FOSSA. CYNTHIA ANN - 10 Lothrop Street, 927-2681 FOSSA. WILLIAM P. - 6 Chapman Terrace, 927-1038. Activities soccer 11.12. Favorites sports: music: girls. FOX, DAVID H. - 3-1 Sunset Drive, 927-0655. Activities: hockey 11.12. Favorites. my bud- dies Chris, Feliz: sports, whatever. FRANKLIN. PEGGY I. - 688 Cabot Street, 927-8230. Activities girls varsity basketball manager 11: Student Advisory Committee 113 student councilk9.l0. Homeroom rep. 9.10, APS ftreasurerj 9.10. Favorites: beaches: Beatles: driving my lite away: my hearts in NA, FRASER. CYNTHIA L, - 96 Corning Street. 922-3506. Activities band, props crew 11: senior Class plav: Hello Dolly : President of the Mr, Dinkle fan tltib, band exchanges to New jersey and Wash. D.C. Sr West Virginia Strawberry Festival Favorites' band: Mr, Novack: Miss Smeltzer St her cats: funky winkerbean and band candy: Mr, Drouin and his hair-dent: Bunts 81 pizza! FREEMAN, IAYNE MARION - 33 Tozer Road. 922-08-15. Activities living after midnight. Favorites: weekends with Sharon. Todd. Eddie, Karl, Elizabeth and IOHN': Molosn Colden Ale: kittens: true friends: whatza madda tor you? : nice buns: Santa Claus: Pilgram Motel: Tweetieg the whale trip: Randall Walter: smiles: speak well of others if you speak ot them at all, FREEMAN. WENDY E, A 37 Kernwood Ai enue. 922-7-123. Activities Swim team 10.11.123 German exchange program: Spring track 11 Favorites: swimming. Suturday nights: skiing. FROST, TOM PHILIP - 437 Elliott Street. 927-642-1. Activities: band 11.12. exchanges to New Iersey and West Virginia. FULL, DAVID A. - 20 Northridge Road, 927- 1958. Activities: swim team 10. 1 1.12, Germany trip. Favorites: roller skating: flyinv tin an airplanel, Most embarrassing moment signing up for Gymnastics and finding all giris in my class. FULLER, ROBERT I. - 20 Wacker Road, 91'-4676. Favorites. going out with my friends partying: WCOZ1 thicogt. G.-XDBOIS. SCOTT - 7 Neptune Street. 921-8705, GACNON. DIANNE 31.4 214 Bridge Street Activities: Art Club. Sutter Intramurals. Favor- ites: Bruce Springsteen Someday girl. I don't know when, were gonna get to that place where we rea ly wanna go and u'e'll walk in the sun but till then tramps like us. baby we Born to Run GALLAGHER, KIM RICH.-XRD 1 100 Corning Street. CANNON IOSEPH SCOTT -- 7 Andover Road. 922-6875. Activities ltolf 10,11 12. Fttnie-tit Council 12. Track 10.11: Ledger 11. Royal order of uater Buffaloes Favorites .tit-elm: 1 with Woddy and DS.: Baby Huey, Pre Med Class: Waiting for sennrr tively. I.:stt-11.111 ' bubbles: Friday nights with R.M., C C . l.B. Being Pompus? Most Fziitiarwissvig Xiu' Pushed in R.M.'s pool at his party. GARCELON. TODD - Activities. Deta H1 : 30 Taft Avenue GARRITY, GREG I. - 131 Hale Street. 9:2--1933. Activities: Tennis 111,11 IQ N Favorites. Trilogy. Kata. Tahfit. GAUDET, IULIE A. - 007 Nlanor Road. 917'-5806. Activities lltitlsv tiouufil ri. Vice President 12: Aegis. Yearbook. Guitar. Working, Member ol' X 1 li t ' Weekends. Banana ice-cream, Music. C.B of T.D., Christmas Prt-sertts. Roses K'- GEARY. JOHN D.-155 Bridge Street, 927-1729. Actii ities Sttgiltliit t'o,.i1t i' .ri Student Council Football 11: Student Council and Student .-Xtlirsory t i Team. lntermural Basketball. GEORGE, KAREN ANNE - 5 Douglas Avenue. 927-2161 .Xttii rims lint km t' 'IV .,. 4'--v0p,p. - -iv- 'wfv ff, x,v',-v 1 M' P -.. -. V' '-' 'nf 3961 vawqwhw- , fy 1 ,j 5 253,444 1? 1 'afifif Z' w e Qi, , . A ' -el , naw. ,eff ,. . 7 11 .. with lon GIRLS on Saturday night. H.R. president Collecting. 12. HR. MACLEOD. ALLISON Flag squad 10. Sweet 10.11.12. Intramurals and my Bestest Friends. night with S.R., B.S., 212 ctivitiesz Cross country, lndoor MACRAE, STEPHEN G. - udeut My House Party, Ir. class canoe track 10,11,12. Indoor track B5 EDWARD H- 16 Opal Avenue. 922-6424. Activities: Soccer. swimming LANDRY MARCELINE FRANCES 11 Sonmng Road 92 1752 U-- LANG, LISA MARIE - 30 Swan Street. 922-5553. Activities: H ites: Rats of Cooney Field . 7th period with D.F.. I.F., l.B. t LANSOL. BRIAN PHILLIP -- 11 Union Street. 927-208 Y LANTYCH, SCOTT P. - 10 King Terrace, 927-4770. ites: Pete Townshend. Music. Concerts. LAPKA, BARRY D. - 39 Pond Street. 927-5484. Activities LARCOM. MICHELLE M. -+ 13 Monroe Street, 927-2811. Favorites: Nlghts at the hill, Leaving before my sister get with Marv P. land cornpauyl. Our class mothers K.G.. K.V. LARCOM. RANDI - Activities: This year sunney day's, animals. cloths. candy. music, Most Embarrassing moment: dropping ta lunch ing me. 13 Munroe Street. LAWRENCE. BRIAN - 1 ball 11. Varsity Baseball ' LEBEL. RAYMOND F. - going to school. Favorites: I .- LEBLANC GI.-ENN R wheeling. Favorites: Girl ' I LEBLANC. GLENN R - 25 ' I-EBLAI Tree wa ,rassing aLEBLANC. RON D. ' .L-ECLAIR. ANN M. - ' Greenwood, West beach. A.R., L.R.. E.L., L.B.. jaz , and last but not least . . . VLECLAIR. IOANNE A. -- 9 11.12. Field hockey 10,11,1 you sir may I have another, ' LF., N.A., AND I.L. Drive in , LECLAIR. IOYCE A. - Basketball 10, Indoor track lunior at large 11, C-I-louse crush. Going to UNH with V. 6 I l 1 I 2 another . Stogie's drivewa with C.B.. The Pope, Most Man. LEE. MICHAEL s. , H i 9 -9 EETEU prmg track. F Ramsd Favorites: Butterfly Raids. 316 dlange LEVINE 'IO 11 12 ing, Partying, 7. nan , dost en MAGLIO MICHAEL DAVID 9, 10 Fava, ites Heineken and the Grateful I ' ' MAHAN Mrci-real. 'THOMAS MAKROS. CHRISTINE A. Band, Favor, leader, Varsity Basketball and Boys. MALIONEK. IANET LEE - 15 East I0 10,11,12. Hanging around. Favorites: to Pink Floyd with D.G.. M.C., I.M., HN Ba 92.2-17815 ske- tball 11. here! STEPHEN - 47 SUZANNE M. - 3 Munroe riding, racquetball, Ice P. beaches. sweatshirt to Trek. Science Fiction and THOMAS L. - 43 Balch Street. 927-6373. 6 Evelyn Road, 922-1437. Activities. - 7 5 Essex Street, 927 143 'THOMAS I 9 Parsons Dnve, 927 1-193 IEFF PAUL - 18 Lincoln Street, 922-9295. and New Drum Sets. WILLIAM THOMAS - 922-8816. A numerous to list. Fosters Point MARVEL, CHRISTINE I. - 42 Rowell Avenue, Circle. IBO Bill! Vtfien I L 8 Field 11, 12. C-house CBFS, CYOSS S0018 Or Hinge SVB , tmk , MASKELL, SHEIL29g- 12 927-0503 'The ANDY-621 VVI1 do Perkins Wrestlin MQ- 1 LeexStreQ. 922-6300. g 10. Spring Te 5 stairs MCCARTHY LISA ' President. Favorites: LEVESQUE, IANICE M. -- Il .. s LEWIS. BARRY I. - 15 Gary Avenue, .12. Ho 10,11,12. Spring track 10,11 LEWIS MATTHEW H. - 42 Alt li 6 10,11.12, Basketball ' President 12. Mccoamidi track, Molson G. -1-1 Courtney 12 outingglub. LINDROTH. IEFFREY A. - 23 name it I Ha ven't done it. Favorites: Valerie embarrassing ' K. 17 Andover Road. 922 8132- AKQVIUGS- l-V- moment: Saturday Oct. -1, that's ou , Q1 ' f LINDSAY. LORI L. - 1 Larcom 10,11,12. Tennis MCELLALNE1, IOQI - ltmielvin Averm, 922-2759. Q 10-11-.Gfadualion Marshal- Band 10. H-K treasure' 12- ' tmocaa, rhcnnar. L. - si Odell Avenue. azz-soaswztaviiiesgwim rem i'::::::a2r:::':?.t:s.I3s:. ...g.i::.:.2':: :.::.i.'1:.:J: T1---f c-101'--d --w s 0 ww -fs'-1-W1-d-fi him -fr he 'ig' y - MS.?.?:':Et.?tL1.EE'?..N 1-rss. LINDS'I'ROlgf. MARFFELLEN - 89 927-0565. Activities: Homeroom Secre- glgjve siaff is-,Q Exchange U-ip to F,-ancef . vm-nes: ock Nlelloxelldrtying av HM2' egmna Student Adusorlf' 1031-ll , Rpck. We're. not here to ivory'-iwe're harm have n. T, ks to A.B. I survived a LISTER. JAMES M. - 4 Iordan Street. 927-6326. Activities: Band. accident in Paris, holiest 6 V . ,.? That was the question never ansgeredi Q LOHR, BRADLEY D. - 89 Lothrop Street. 927-0421. Activities: Photography.,Fine MCGURN, BRIAN P. - 186 Bridge Street, 927-2437. Actixsties: .lf Team 11.12: Favorites: Field trips to Newbury with 1. c.m. I President 11. liiice President 12. Favgtes: Albaging w'l5h R 'es, 'finding Babe a Brain ELLEN C. - 75 Hale Street, 922-5014. Activities: Indoor track 11, Spring MCINNIS. TIMOTHY - 4 Goodwin oad, 922- 02. 'mi ' - ' Sohier Road. 927-4973. asurer 12. Yearbook Staff 12 Favorites. Friends. parties. beach. 'riotxright here your not gonna, D.M. and P.C. - 22 Garfield Avenue. 927-3176. Activities: LV. cheerleader 11, 1 2. Buckley House Council 10, 1 1 out at Nicks. Neil Young. The fourth of july. K.F.'s Part Remember M.P., Remember the beach, parties, he memories A.A.. T.E.. C.A., K.W., and the lessons on the Outhouse, with A.A., T.E., I can accept that Three great Years , and it's been F. - 25 Mason Street 927-5251. Activities: Hockey 10.11,12, MCINTYRE. DANA - 65 RICHARD - -1 Museum Road, 922-5778. MCKENNA. ELIZABETH ANN - 993 Edwards Streakctivmsz Member of The G.G - Favorites: Rollerskating at the Palace. ArnCamping, Graduation. late nights, School tion. X I Road. 927-6'7Qii. Aotiagiiegfaand 'la11,12: Exchangel: 10. Spring track ' 0, Basketball 11. Favorites: DH, MR, SR. the van, Hag' MT! Kee a smile on it Bubba I.-Geils and Van moment: Slave day- Stargdzlng on,the table 3rd lunch andjdoing Ted O'Biien. Matt Coughli , Gus Adams. if I could bring up their Aveguga 921 42355Actnities. Student assiistence. e 1 : . - MACARO MACGOMIS KY. Dondi Street. 3 Iuttredgze Street, 927 3701. Activities. l-LR. Rep 10. 10.11. avorites: Quebec, NY Tupper Lake. D.R. you . Victoria Station. Avenue. 922-6551. Activities: Intramurals sports, 10th grade. Garden. Prom night. OU Activities: Chorus exchange. stage Weekends. Rush, Yes. Queen. Aeros- .th w1IW. te tgam 10,11,12 Aegqs 10.11.1QA House Re ' ' ctpient, Second place book award Salem A Second period study hell, getting lqckedl MILLER, CHRIS F. - 25 Lexington MWQ922-3111. Activities: Chorus. concert sign. mgi- cal I-Iello Dolly, Pantherett squad. soccer cheerlegler. musical. Favorites: Being und IQ . s t P. N MIS'l'RE'I'I'A,'Tl'IOMAS M. - 24 Longviewxve. 922-9002. Aktivitiesz 'Golf 10. Hail. Rep 12. Q .Intramurals 12. Favorites: Sports. food, we kends. skiing and any dey dnt of school. Mrrci-tau., mmas E. - a Hawthorne su-een. 922-6773. ActiviQs: CARPENTRY'-B . CMACDQNALD- I O Hockey 10,111 4-Wheeling and Girls. Favorites: Have a look at Mike Ahordini. MACUUNM-D W ' ' Mrrcnau.. 0.-win ze Northern Avenue szz-44 a. O 'MACKII.LOP. S . - '- - C0111 MOGAR, THOMAS - 3 Morrison Road, 922--1311. Frisbee RATHE Band President 11: Aegis 12: Hogan Program 12: Office s after Music: and Ice Cream. 3 RAYMOND ANDREA . - 339 Cabot Street . - c Wrestling In Favorites: Horses: reading: walking: V Soccer 10 ' . GITTA the The RA RATTIGAN, IANET L, 9 Ray Street. 927 1968. Apple picking: A piano: Fall: Bewitched : reruns - I Parties: Friends: Skipping: 81 Billy. RAYMOND LINDA MARIE 7 S Saturday night. READE. JOHN CHRIS - 16 Windsor Road, 92' 10-12 I 10 11 12 a 11,12: Aegis 10: Outing Club 10-12: Beverlega 12. Girls. REED, ADAM F. - 6 Gordon Road. 927-3692. Accounting REFAH - 26 Baker Avenue, 927-0788. in the parking REGAN P. - 20 Columbus Avenue. 927 Favorites Robin RENNICK. Good bve RICE. 7 Giddiigs Avenue. School. Huch Pavffflf RICE - 25 Millbrook Road. 927-44135 Adkivities Rep. 10: Hockez cheering 11,121 GraduQtiQ usherette Sid: WMat's the Rave Ierry?: Bitio-hopeys at the B T 8: adventures with T.D. 81 M.B.: Batnhn QRobin. F. - 1 tiltlintrope Avenue. 922-5057. favorite School. ELLEN 39 Whitney Avenue, 927,2134. ricuvir N. rxaron Squad 10-12: Fgench Club 10. Favorites: algipg in the m nlight with a music an,t:l guys. 2 STEPHEN C. - 27 Sturtevant Street. 522-36 . I BRIAN PAULL 5 Alber Road, 922-0636. tiv es: Football -12: Hockey 10-12: Homeroom Rep.: Favorites: JUST O EVERYTH SAMNEL L. -f 64 West Street. 927-1305. A ivi : Lacrosse. SEANCQMCHAEL - 22 Sylvan Street. 922-618 Ac 'ties: 1.V, ckey 10: Vi President 12. Favorites: Drinking: Water ski' : ing white lx ir. Embar- Monient: Waking up one morning and noticing that as most an albino. 10 Wedgemere Road. 927-1008. Activities: Soccer 10-12: Baseball 10-12: Captain 12: Chess Club: Math Team: National Honor Society. Favorites: T.D. Bit-O-Honey's at the drive-ins with S.R., B.T.. 81 T.D. E. - 604 Manor Road. 927-0934. Activities: Track: Cross Country: Intra- Baseball: swimming: jogging. ARD, KATHLEEN MARIE - 3 Iverson Road, 922-8422. Activities: track 10-12: Vice-President 10. Favorites: Having champagne with P.C.: P.C. on a fence: Slab ZOTTI. KIMBERLY A. - 5 Temi Road, 927-1331, Activities: Soccer Pep Squad. Favorit- Soccer game at BU.: Mr. Gross's 5th period class with K,G. 81 R.A.: Homeroom with K.R. 81 LP.: Weekend dances and parties: Greenwood. Most Embarrassing Moment: Running through the firle house during the soccer pep-rally dressed as Paul Revere yelling. The Panthers are coming. , in in Maine: Mitch. . -..-.1.f,,.-, , W 4,., .. wet 2 ' + f -- 11. V -.tr .f -. ' 1 fo. 5- , ROBICHAUD. DEBORA l. - I6 Union Street. 922-4041. ROBICHEAU. ROBERT I - 211 Sion-y .-Xvr-nor-, 1127-11-117 ROBICHEAU, TOM - 20 Story Avciiuu, 9427-0937. ROBINSON, KATE A, - 12 Bates Park Avenue. 927-0624. Activities: lxirrtlierette 10-12: Musical 1 1.12: Chorus 13, Favorites: Maine: Summer: Beatleboots: FEARs1 NEFOURSOME FOREVER: Sleep: R1-11-fs ROGERS. DAVE B. - I5 Herrick Street Extent-ion, 922-2241. Z ROGERS. MICHAEL R. - I7 Ellsworth Avenue, 927-3642. Activities HasebalI10-12:Favor- ites: anything. L ROLLINS. STEPHEN A - 25 Dearborn Avenue, 927-0983. Activities: 10-12: tn- doortrack 10-12: Outdoor track 10-12. Favorites: Going to parties. L 4 A RUSSO. LAUREEN - 12 Andover Road. 927-11.02.-Favorites: St, Pa?inE: Getting in trouble by Mr Michelle: Alwags being instructured .C.: Skipping a ways un - ing tests: Going to concerts: Bob Seger: iels: Led Zap. , RUSSO, LISA M. - 44 kernwood Avenue, 922-4552. Actiivities: Girls sooeemtz Newspaper 12: Homeroom secretary 10,11: girls softball. Favorites: Going out on weekends with T.C.. L.F., D,C.. E.L., L.B.. A L.: Great arties and great times to remember: KJ... and I hope someday I can fly to Flordia with IFF. h If -, -' RYNKOWSK1, JIM - 2-1 Chipman Road, 922-6435. Activities: Skipping: Assemblies: Party- ing: Killing Brownies. Favorites: Food tights in the cafe. Greenwood. - SALLEY. ELIZABETH A - 52 Western Avenue, 922-6140. 1 Z SARGENT, LARRY W - 15 Fairview Avenue. 922-6858. Activities: Golf Team. SAYWOARD. SAM 1. - 273 Essex Street. 927-2157. Activities: Trade. Favorites: Mooshead: Mo son. SHIL1.ER, PAUL ANDREW - 18 Mason Street. 92?-1697. Activities: Football. Track: Intra- mura s. SCIALDONE. STEVE M - 24 Beckford Street, 922-2227. Activities: Soccer 10,11,12. Favor- ites: Stars, Fishing. SCOTT. CHERYL ANN - 15 Blaine Avenue. 927-5136. Activities: Yearbook: I-Iorneroom Treasurer 12. Favorites Parties with P.S.: weekends: lulie and her non funncy jokes. 'I'.C. and his clarinet case in ard lunch: Katie 8: Sue: The best three years we ever ha : I'ts been real! SCULLION, IANE F. W I8 Gregg Street, 922-3651. Activities: Life. SHATFORD. KEVIN P. - 38 Pratt Avenue. 922-6278. Activities: X:: Country. Spring track 10-12: Indoor track 10-12. SHEA. LOURIE L. - Roan? Street. 927-3824. Activities: Homeroom Secretarly 10: Cheer- leading 11: Favorites: l.M.: oncerts: parties: all the good times: meeting S.P.: eaving BHS forever: good news and a happy future: ILot's of luck to R.S. who has two years to go.l SHEA. GREGORY l. - 38 WoodberryStreet,921Z-1182 Activities Student Council: Football: Baseball: Basketball. Favorites: Murneys parties with Bw, Bruce and room to move: Bobsey Raffle: Fearless Fred. ' 'A SHEERAN. ROBERT L. - 3 Lake Shore Drive. 927-0558. Activities: Golf. Favorites: Sleep- mg. SILVA, DONNA LEE - 20 Whitney Avenue, 822-3874. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 10: l.V. Cheerleading 10: Football Cheering 11-12:-'dwg Hamlet 11: Horneroom Rep 12: Favor. ites: Football season: Dances: Crusing: SENIOR EK! SILVA. IACK C. - 6 Colby Avenue. 927-1076. Activities: Football: indoor as outtlnor track. Favoritmz Cotton candy: Butterflys 81 Flowers. SILVER, DONNA MARIE - 27 Bertrum Street, 922--1396. Activities: Gymnastics 10, Band 10: Pantherettes 111 Gymnastics 11.12: Favorites: Skiing, Salisbury beach: getting arrested with S.R.: Bus rides with the elite team: Queen: Swiss Rolls. SLABACHESKI. LISA M. - 7 Sunnyvale Street, 927-6545. Activities: Intramurals: 10-12: Yearbook 11,12: A-House Treasurer '10-12: Indoor track 10-12: Spring Track 10-12: Cross country 11-12 tcaEt.l Favorites: Running hills: 'tis this the palce'? . Whats vour nationali- ty? : P.C.g A wee up in Maine with the team: llocking my keys in the car three timeslj SMERCZYNSKI. DANA P. - 22 Woodland Avenue, 922--1993. - SMITH, COLLEEN RSL 8 Spring Street. 922-3321. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 12. Favorites: what you talkin bout? : Partying: Greenwood: Miss Piggy: Molsons: K,M. in swamps: Excuse me : Laurie- where are you?: Nick's Hunk's: Miss Hart: 10 : l1ey M.L. - where are the animals? : Leaves KM. behind to dent more cars. SMITH. EDMUND C. - 11 Clark Avenue. 922-9277. Activities: Hockey. Favorites: Kinky women with no teeth: Mr. Smythe. SPAEZIANI. DAVID SCOTT - 8 Temi Road. 927-52-11. Activities: B,H.S. Panther Band: Iazz Band. Favorites: Skiing: Bowling: Baseball. SPRAGUE, AMY L. - 21 South Terrace, 922-7803. . .Activitiesz Caesar Oh Caesar : Hey Hamlet : Spring track: Ssoccer: Band: Intramurals. STACHE, RICHARD I. - 150 Bridge Street. 927-0675. Favorites: Tennis: Auto Mechanics. STANDLEY. KATHY L. - 21 Cross Street, 927-0822. SIKEPHENSON, DAVE A. - 1-I Clifton Avenue. 927-6731. Activities: Soccer 11.121 intramu- ra s. STORY, NANCY E. - Indian Hill. 922-0232. Activities: Tennis I0-12: Swim team 11,125 Yearbook 11,12: Executive Board 10-12: Horneroom President 10-12. Favorites: Nickname Stogey : Thank you sir may I have another : Sleepovers: June 12. 1980: Gi11nta's little favor: My driveway: Friends: Fun: Pass the ice . STOVER. BRENDA E. - 120 Standley Street, 922-5725. Activities: Vollevball ltl, Executive Board 11.122 Homeroom Treasurer 11.12. Favorites: Ca mplngg Beaches, Black lad.: Vermont: Snow: Little yellow volkswagons: Rainbows: Whales. General Hospital: Christmas: Straw- berry. Quote: For yesterday is but a dream and tomrnorrow is only a vision. but today. wel -lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness. SUDAK. PETER M. - 86lfz Essex Street. 927-129-t. Activities: Wrestling Team: Voc. House Council. Favorites: Wood working. SUTHERLAND, MICHEAL I. - 26 Odell Avenue. 922-8565, Activities: Trade School: Cet- tins loaded at Dorr's Pub. Favorites: Moose Head: The Doors: Led Zep: The Whoplzirebirds an K.l.M. SWEENEY, MICHAEL l. - 34 Parramatta Road, 927-4425. Activities: A-House Council Track 10-12: Swim team 10: Football 11. Favorites: Mabel, Partying: luville. Most Embarrass- ing Moment: When l went out with Cheryl Teigs and dicln't even know it. SYGOWSKI, IOHN L. - 491 Elliott Street, 922-7163, Activities: Skiing: Cabinetmaking. Favorites: Perkjrts Island: Baseball: Field Trips. 62 County Way Exit, 922-3370. Favorites: Concerts: Parties: Dana. 21 Hillside Avenue, 922-1670. Activities: Scuba diving: Skiing. 8. Favorites: For all the dreams we had and because the days are only forever lonely without 21 Goldsmith Avenue, 922-3154. Favorites: Going to the boulevard -'N:C.,?'IED.. P.P., T.T., D.C.. R.W.: The full moon: Crusin: Seger: Ashton Street, 927-0548. Activities: Intramurals: Football: Base- THRRY, LAUREN - 1'1Nl.1t,Artl1ur Rr1:1tl,tl27-11527 ,-111121111-. 11.1-.lr 1-tm. rr -1.14 1'. '2 l'rencl1tl11l110.11.l'rt-11rl1l.x1.l1:1nge,A1:g1sLl'fx1'r,utiw:ll1r.1:1l ll 12 H1-1.1.1 1.11 gr' .. .1 ,, Favorites lx11.1l.1 lit.-.ir-. Strnxvluerries, Nt Liglits, 11.011 llfrgnzi 1rrf1gr.r:11 l:.11.1-. :. ' period: Poetry. TERSOIJA. CAROL ANN --- 'tb l-'rt-sturi l'l.1r,r:. 922-11811 'xv I.: .1.1-- f.:.1- k . THERIAULT. SCOTT C. 16 Chapman Street, 922-721A THQIAULT, THOMAS li -- 160 Park Strer:t.92Z-I1'4s 'x1111.t.1-- 2.1: 'l'HIBAUI.1'. PENNY R. 17 Central Strt-etn azz-zum ,t1111.111--- 1111- Favorites: Lunch: SOOCBI 'TI-IIBEEAU, GARY S. - 1-4 New Blacli Street, 927-21.-1-1 THIHODBAU. LISA A. W 34 Sunset Drive. 922-1460 THOMPSONLEEANN- 4 Kinsman sirentazz-52911 A111111..--. 'rx-1-1111. 1--.1-. 11 1 10-12: Cheating I0-125 l'1111rler Puff Football 11.12, llrirrwrrrrirr. lfrf-wir-1,1 '11 1 1 1 l'l0n0fNSDCl9lyl1.123Ytfr1rl1r1uk 121Spanislifllubl23Nr:1vsp.1111-1 12 111' .111 r sir maylllAV9 8Il0tllel '. l..1nt.1eing: NS. on Misery: Rm ki. ' l1fJUl5'r l f TILTON. SANDRA L. -- 17 Pierce Avenue, 922-4556, A1 1111111-S Elrrrrf-r1.1 1 Vice 10, 12: Mein omce .nfl 10-12 Favorites: Moody Bluffs Auturnrt limw. of love: Halle 8 Bweethfrtirt of a clay . TIPTON, MICHAEL- lil Thorndike Street. 927-7291 TOBIN, DALE F. - 3 W1-sterlyRoad. 922-1906, Actiiitivs Laliinet maksria Perkins Island. Favorites, llunting: Dirt bikes: Roller skating TOLVANEN. HEIDI E. - 153 Hale Street. 927-4520. At tititit-s li-llmlsf-1111r.11l 1. '. Aide 10-IZQHOCKB panther 11. Hockey cheering 12 leapt l Favorite- '1'1.1t1 111111 T il 1--'t 4 sickatlfanueil HaH:Sunr1s1-. l-'lordiag Boston: Midnight. DIIIJKY, Next ll.1r111r-hirn 1,1-rrmrr-. TOSI, ION STEPHEN Y ZH-1 County Vtlay, 922-4369 . iLt1v1t1+-s Sxtirrirriiriq lll-12 'lir.11l 11.12: Class President 111- 1 1. C-House Council 10-11: School Pant-r 10 lat-11111.-S 13.1-l-1-111111. Cars: Summer Nights. TRASK, NANCY E. - 12 Roosevelt Avenue, 922-2892 TREMBLY, DAVID SCO'I'I'- Il Ht-rrick Street Extentlon. 921-IIJHT Ar lit. :11r-- 'lr..1:-- w 1.11111 Favorites: Skiing: Concerts: Parties. t..1r-, Friday nights. Most 1.1 all 1 like .1 tjtrltr- -11111 . .1r,11.-' TRICOMI, JOHN A. - 16 Monore Street V122-5492. TROUBATARIS. PATRICIA A. - 20 A Davis Road. 927-51.111 TURLO. IOSEPH L.-16 Highland Avenue. 51:2-0-171 .'lXt.tlX'lilr'x TRAD1. st .11t.1t1t 1 1:1 1 es: Cutting up G to S. TURNER. JAY 59 Matthias St5eet. 927-1530 Favorites Skipping, not 1tl1 l. 'l' ll I. wr S.W. during lunch: Trying to get back in! TURNER, SCOTI' W. - 34 Walcott Road, 922-4401 UNDERWOOD, KELLY S, -1 Ipswich House Beverly tlomnions. 922-63111 .'x1t1'.1t1e- Traf k 10-12. Favorites: Watching B.C. throw food around the cate. Sitting 11111111111 the Plrfrioe 1,1 Alligenoez Wathcing R.C. trying to tigure out her math horneivork VASAPOLLI, ANN MARIE - 20 jordan Street. 927-1 1-tn VASILE, THOMAS - 30 Trask Street, 927-2707. Activities: Band U-10 i'a111r.'f-- .All- tomobiles. VAUGHN, DURENE - 108 Manor Road. 927-2707 Activities' Softball H111 ter. lruwnr Volleyball: Favorites: English. VIENNEAU, GLEN A. - 60 A Bridge Street. 922-0940 I-'ai orties Girls VIGLIOTTS, DAWN S. - B Cherry Road. 927-3513. Activities B.-Xsketti-11 tllt'!'ill'121 lll ll Homeroom President 11: Homeroom Secretary 12. Favnritt-s. Sattirrlat n11t-- Slll'.l'lL1NlFlll. Keith: Parties: Small circle of friends: Lola : New York. New York 1211111-ral ilu-1.1111il WALDRON, PATRICK I. - 8 Pearl Sheet Extention. 927-1542. l avt1r11rw I..-.wing sthrnil WALO. DOUGLAS M. - 19 Cornell Road. 922-9-1-13 Attii-ities IX' B.,-kt-111.111 ltl' Homeroom President 12. Favorites: Basketball: Driving. l.U'illfi' Cars sknno WALSH, LAURAI. - 38 Lotllrup Street, 927-1179. Activities llr,1rr1ert1r,1n1S1,-.rt-tary 111 'Het I-lamlet : Pantherette 11: Favorites: Sailing: Wather skiing. Sptnikn tty 111g tratelino WALSH, MICHEAL P. - 21 Sylvan Road. 922-6025 Actixities li' tlnselrall 111 ll Homeroom Treasurer 10-12. Favorites: Playing football: hockev. bastrhnll. krtkball X111-1 Embarrassing Moment: When I found out that she wasn't a ternale WARD, SUSAN - 21 Northern Avenue, 927-3521. Activities: Cliecktng out the guy S E' an 11 ites: Guys: Partying: Concerts: The Wall. WARE. CATHERINE C. - 117 Bridge Street. 927-0358. WEAFER, KEVIN L. - 242 East Lothrop Street. 922-8131. Activities 11.1-kr-111.111 11:11-1111.111 Homer-oom Rep. 10. Favorites: Baseball: Reepers: Weekends. Parties, tv.11t-r-111111: 13.1-rw WEBBER, JEFF A. - 175 Bridge Street. 922-5310. WEIR, LAURIE I. - 32 Cressy Street. 927-2837. Activities Chorus 111-1: 1 lan wqrrnl ll Concertquire 12: Kenny. Favorites: Music: Kids: Friends: Kenny WHALEN. MICHAEL P. - 45 Shortell Avenue, 927-2297. .'ht.l1llllPr 111111--r tratk ill-12 Soccer 11512: X-Track Manager 10: Favorties: Goalie for the dart board tt-.1111 WHALEN. ROBERT W. - 60 Colon Street. 922-1591. Actii lllt'5 Sorter WHITMARSH. CHRISTOPHER I. - 15 Marion Street, 923- 116' WHITNEY, SCOTT A. - I MacArthur Road. 927-6171 WILKENSON. STEVEN - 16 Kernwood Avenue. 92'-Gt-'S WILKINS, SUSAN L. - 4 Doane Avenue. 922-103.1 l'a111r11t-- 1 leave all tht- gnrrri 11:111-- behind in Health Assistant. Also to sing Another Ont- Bite- The D11-1 WILSON, CYNTHIA R. - 20 Tyler Road. 922-4784 A1 111 ities Tennis IX' m1t!l1.1ll ll1-kt-z- bellgl-lomeroom President: Outing Club. Favorites. Skiing T1-nn1s The r111k rt-1.11..1n 11:1111- Taylor: Cutty Sark. WILSON. KEVIN R. - 14 Northridge Road. 922-326: A1111 1111-s eanti l.1.'.-'lt.1n.: 1, .12-.1-1 Council. Favorites: Wine. Women tk Song: lazzing it up WINSLOW. DONALD C. - 2 Robin Road. 927-1762 Actii ities Sorter 11 11 lr11l1.111r 1511 k 11: Homeroom Treasurer 10. Favorites: Basketball. Sl-.1 ww-k N11 rar WISE, TED - 11 Grove Street, 922-1835 Activities Sorter. l.111'r1'1sst- llt'11:11 W0l..KlN, KIM lNiARlE - 5 IBCRSOD Slt't'1 t. 922-84.10 :Xt tti tttvs l'l11t1i1'rr1 -'i Vrvs.-.11':1' 1 l.V. Basketball 10,11: Class Secretary ll, tilass Treasurer ll Stlttrlf T1-.1111 1- 1.1-.11. Weekends: Parties: Good times, Senior li et-kg Our Little l-111.111-rohrri. .-XN1 11 WOODS. SUSAN A. - 32 Greene Stn-vt. 111:-5782. Activities: Indoor Tr.1t.k Ill ll lllltbltlilr raphy Club 11. WRIGHT, DAWN M. - 26 jordan S1111-I. 927-2687. Activities: Homeroom Rep. 10, Homeroom Vice-President 11.12. Hot kr-1 Cheering 11.12. Favorites: Mrs. Turner's homeroom with CW., KM' . and S W. 11.11111 with friends. GRANT 112- 28 Ntorningsirlt- t1r11 tr. 922-4834. Activities: Track. Band Favorites. Phillies: Donuts: Skiing: Boston WYNNE, PETER - 9 Yale Bniilt-1.1rtl, 1134-41110, ZOCCO. PHILIP I- - 4 Tr-wk Strvet. 92'-01117. Activities: Varsity Hockey 10-12. Favnrtios Look at the hockey cheerlt-.ith-rs during tht- mme. 183 V 'LZAQS S ? 1 I-A'rloN s Y A I ' BEVERL SAVINGS I BANK f I N BEST WISHES fiom YGF-I K... EMHART -J fm BEVERLY sim Isla, IEsbeen.A f Q Ga W de FRIEND!-V Mad I 1 v Cx'-fi f --1ibT1?T:'l512.' Yi - A 4 'ff ' ' ' ' I ,,.N sz, ,,- If ,. Y , Y 7 Y K - , . , 5 LIILDINV 4 Q MASDNS SUPPLIES ' PAINT ' BUILDERS HARDWARE i f I I . nnfuno Q INSULATIDN o PLYWOOD o EENCIN6 f 0 RDOFING o MILLWDRK SANR - nf . noonma - cnunc-s - :Asn a nooks - sewn mfs . smcx . CEMENT . WALLBOARD lnulurcno LET US SOLVE YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS OPEN DAILY including SATURDAY MORNINGS ' JUST 2 BLOCKS FROM BBYERLY HIGH SCHOOL ' 80 COLON ST BEVERLY X J SQ I, 4' Qi? . X 'JS fe ' F 3 BUYER A New England Divers 131 Rantoul Street K B verly, Massachu tt J f K A Nf Q 5 - I Ff 2: IJ 2 Il Z -EE- Z -If-fl I 2.9 x?- : L l U as '92 55 Src? O W 5: o Il ll' Ill S X 6 v m-4 lb -Qi --T-r-'?9e, J 2 Q: 0 I x F P d BEVERLY MA 0191 X-, J FQ N 'A NORTII 9:1031 W wllllllil ' 1 f'81 A NR -' Congratulauons C ass o BRITTONS NORTH SHORE VOLKSWAGEN Bgvefly PQ1iCe 128 PARK STREET, BEVERLY MASS 01915 W W 8 O BE E SOOO Pres A T S O 662-8236 Patrolmans Association J K J Congratulations from X K X . . 'L Q-ft' l b -' som ond son 12o Sonler Po Beverly, Moss. 01915 322-odljf Fuel Oil 81 Heating Equipment Your Energy Savings Company X..- f K Pm 186 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from Beverly Police Superior Officers Association jk J f f ts- KX A . OMA7., L 'L-rg., I .VTQC 11 Y isp-21 1 . e, Anil 7 1 if '14 o l' O fl X l? 5 4 41 14,-1 ,357 I Q i LOOKING FOR A CAREER It's reason enough to find out about NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S 39 degree programs. Call us for information. Beverly - 927-4850 Lynn - 593-3313 Fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Hlllllil -K... All Sorts of Hardware and Householo Things For The Handyman, Householder and Craftsman. Iwo Convenient lorth Shore locations Village Shopping Center Topsfield, Mass. 01983 617-887-2343 7 Dodge Street Beverly, Mass. 01915 617-927-1320 ARE Qpninrs goggle- Q Q95 59 1 ' 1 ED ' 284 CABOT STREET BEVERLY,NlAO'l915 RUTH GOLDING CUSTOM 81 READY MADE FRAMES 0 paintings 0 prints Barbara, Bob and Tod Sayce 16 Dodge St., Rte 1-A. at Rte. 128 North Beverly, MA 01915 H3171 927-7639 FOR THE PERSONAL TOUCH IN NUTRITION fgi I-fit' 1 I 4. ' I Stefan 4 W-3014! Qoad WM4 I A COMPLETE LINE OF NATURAL FOODS, lNCLUOINO VlTAMlNS I1 Arno SUPPLEMENTS 9 Lincotio sr. 261 cneon ST WAKEFIELD, Moss 01690 eeveatv, Moss 01915 16171 245-5164 16171927-4991 Telephone, 16171927-571 H gg i Q 1cH 1s FLGDR COVERING CO carpet-linoleum-ceramic tile 277 Runluul Slice! kioiiiplele Sikimrun Beverly, MA 01915 bales- Installation f .i.1.1..-1-11. f Nick's 161 71 922-6616 Best Beef on the North Shore C. Lawler 8 Travel We're the only one I 139 Dodge St., North Beverly Tel. 922-9076 234 CABOT STREET BEVERLY, MASS. 01915 jk- J f N f N Compliments of Maestranzi BIOS 324 Cabot si. 927-4788 RT 128 Dunham Rd Beverly, MA QUALITY MOPEDS Vespa gen Sgfgffi U DUDLEY HAWKINS ,J U U U DUDE! I Q elieik, wwf XJ gejszse 'Hman Tomos Columbia Sales and Service congress construction co., inc. general contractors 135 Cabot Stfeet bass river' office building Beverly, MA 01915 Lawnmower and 112 sohier- road 922-4040 Small Engine Repair gflfgggfggizchugetcg 91915 Insulate against 0 Spersialists in Energy t,oriser'.'ar1ori Cold techniques Resdl tloninir-rrial Heat 0 Highest UR X'Bll1f lll1f'Fllldl Sound Insulation Moisture- Re-sistfiriug Soun l N J QUALITY Absorption Pest Control Siding Ventilation Dimensional Stabilitx' t ST f , ' 2 COTO ree Roofing Remodeling 2' xi' L'L Sr ASTA Class l Rating Beyer Y' Moss' 0 Lifetime ot Structure Phgneg ,E Manufacturers Produnt Conditional Guarantee ALL TYPES , 'Q 922.0122 INSULATION L . ' 4 f F. ELLI TT R W D ' 1 NIATERIAL ' r ll l ,A .. . 1 O O AN ' Preslden 1 fl 1 Beverly Energy Services 4 A HL BO. BOX 422. BEVERLY I Congratulations to Beverly Hi la School Grads! Beverly ,Times 92 2 - 1 2 34 Nl 0 Q 2 ,L Congratulations MOTO GUZZI and Best Wishes Garden Citv Breakers Get the Shaft CB Club Freeman Cycles Inc. 50 Federal St. Beverly' Ch. 7 Beverly, Mass. ' 189 . Ice Palace Roller Skating Center 130 Sohier Rd. - Exit 19 off 128N Beverly, Mass. 01915 Ice Palace 927-4042 Roller Palace 927-4242 0 Open Year Round 0 Snack Bar 0 Public Sessions 0 Hockey Programs available 0 Learn to Skate Programs 0 Dance 0 Patch 8: Free Style 0 Stick Practice 0 Private Rental 0 Skate Rentals Available 0 Fully Air Conditioned O Public Sessions Every Day 0 Snack Bar 0 Available to private parties for rental 0 Private and class lessons available for adults and children 0 We have skate rentals 0 Pro Shop - We carry quality skates and service what we sell. Buy Where You Skate f' ,cm fx M it 9 W ogre, C-'R bel my . IJ '-Q. TG U CIOEQIDQ I Lx. Y. V mx U Wi r of QI G Jewelry R ' X ' 272 Cabot St. Q. , Beverly my Q f 922-8100 G J f 0 PRESFNYIN IONAL. INUUQTRIES Af?CHlTHflTUl'lAL .rmoryhd WOODWOPY INSTIIUTII-NAI CAC. wwnx .llll.Ilfi fl. lillllHIlEAU, INIQ. ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK 9-1 Corning Street Beverly, Mass. 01915 Beverly l617j 922-0102 David KHITIPGPSHII Boston f617J 32-I-4823 Qfxq X 927-1774 C! p I cutters' gallery Hair Designing For Men Sr Women Mark Laurie 10172 Enon Street Pam Beverly, MA 01915 f THE NoRTH sHoRE's MOST FAMOUS RESTAURANT ALL COOKING PREPARED AT oUR OPEN S m HEARTH STEAKS - SEAFOOD PRIVATE BANQUET AND MEETING RooMs FASHION saows TUESDAYS 12 TO 2 PM. PIANO si ORGAN Music WED. THRU SAT. WEDDING RECEPTIONS , SEVERAL PLANS AVAILABLE ROUTE 1A, oEF RTE. 128, EXIT zoN NORTH BEVERLY, 927-1166 J f,1,p.1V1pELL W f N Best Wishes Class of C1081 Woolwortlfs J 6 Q X9 PRA c:-ro? THOMASJCZAMPELL ,., 2 at ml I, I H , Prestoenr mi, I Wmx W - 90 Park Streets Beverly, MA 01915 16171927-3800 st .l UYIIGI I will WH ' , ,W Contractors ana Dastnoutors of Refractoness lnsulanons 2:54. 2-- H UH, X, KN ,I X X J Q I N 7-b-- llXltJlH xlx ' Y - 64- ?' .,. s'v 3 X l X J Compliments of Sterling Modernizing Company, Inc. DANVERS FLOOR COVERING, INC. Carpet - Ceramic Tile - Vinyl Tile BOB O CONNELL X Pnesnoem TEL 774-1428 J f N allmarla Qlleztners, Clin: 411 CABOT ST., BEVERLY - 922-2711 138 HIGH ST.. IPSWICH - 4686101 O K W Walker Associates Health Care Management Consultants 6 Beacon St.. Boston Eff'-'I7' Q X E51 ESQ P ff Ta-SFLORIST 'L ,J JA' RHI, FlUlS.Xl0l4lU1.1llI11!AMlllf140 ' 41715 Ek' ' . hwsffi gwnafl 4 531 fi' .fi P. --, FLORIST 1 - XXQ- 'lb TELEPHONE 92:-e444 I . 385 CABOT STREET BEVERLY. N1ASS.O1915 lfllllllfll l'uIIuH - l'lI:pIII'lIpI Warren H. Bennett Inc. Electrical Contractors Engineers Medford, Mass. BRIDESMAID FORMAL AND COCKTAIL DRESSES - PROM GOWNS Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Beverly Teachers Association J TEL. 16171922-7847 I unurus-Ima. tssn - - 1 'I ll lg Cihmgefks Bridal Shoppe I B I L L F R 0 s T, U.S.P.71A. EXPERT ALTERATIONS - ACCESSORIES 159 ELLIOTT STREET 10N ROUTE 621 BUS, 774-3556 DANVERS. MASS. OPEN DAILY B: EVERY EVENING I7 Henry's Super Market North Beverly Prime Meats and Home Cooked Foods TENNIS PROFESSIONAL 16 ELNEW AVE. BUS. 16171 927-5454 BEVERLY, MA 01915 RES: C6173 927-2613 OFFICE: t617J 745-5619 NEW ENGLAND FASTENER COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE - INDUSTRIAL - MARINE - DISTRIBUTORS - 37 BRIDGE STREET EDWIN C. EVANS SALEM, MASS. 01970 VY UDUDDUMV 'am Cm Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 BEEPERS BY ZAYRE Your Family Discount Store 741 Supa People! l dial2890'B'E'E'P for details of Beverly 5 K XJDXRK Ce Lewis, Clark 81 Brown N K X i X vv X ------ ----- i 0,9 N QFD lS'i E :ssl Yr 2 Be2V7eiI5afA1?LeE,t15 Leslie S. Ray Insurance Agency, Inc. -J wx E Z 922-4630 i A glf v -. .V i X ,I 604 Main Street gl PIAI: S X Reading, Mass. 01867 944-0427 129 DODGE ST. ' BEVERLY, MASS. ' 01915 ' l6l7l 927-2600 Compliments of f Russo Contracting Co. Inc. X 100 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachusetts Good Luck Class of 81 xg, J f ' -' - ' ' - N f - ' N EQ . g . ,MGI :I Sify 9M'WQ4ii.m2 'fm,,,X'Cm Q9 K 01970 J . ' CMNZQAAWMHKKY K . , i fi so . ll Best Wishes ll lll.l-'i4l'if5ltjfl'1 - P fe B- 1 Class of H81 H Route 28 a LahQlQQ'2lNm .MA 774-6800 Bucco Plastering Beverly, Ma. V ..l... .jk Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From Beverly Midget Football K. .J 4 f- N M R SINCE 1934 MICHAUD 81 RAYMUND Range and Fuel Oils Cg S SIM h Tll J P IT BayBanks X-Press 24. Your BayBanks Card is Your Key to X-Press 24. To use BayBanks X-Press 24, all you need is your BayBanks Card, free with a Something Better Checking or NOW account. lt lets you do your banking 24 hours a day. With your own secret password, your BayBanks Card will work only for you. In complete privacy and security. And BayBanks X-Press 24 is fast, fun and easy-to-use. Just insert your BayBanks Card and follow the instructions on the video screen. Out of Cash? You're Not Out of Luck. BayBan ks X-Press 24 lets you get cash when- ever you want. Any time. Any day. X-Press 24 is an automated teller that lets you do your own banking 24 hours a day. And with over 75 X-Press 24s conveniently locat- ed in Eastern Massachusetts and Greater Springfield, chances are you'll never be caught short of cash again. Please can l617l 922-1024 Membefmc. Bay ank BayBank and Trust 9 CUSTOMER BANKING CENTERS LOCATED IN BEVERLY - DANVERS - HAMILTON - LYNNFIELD - LYNN AND MANCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS F'--' F' -N TELEPHONE 922-2335 Congratulations I Class of'81 FINE WINES - LIOUOFIS - BEERS 285 CABOT ST. JERRY DUBROW BEVERLY. MASS. 01915 - J BIair'S Mobil North Beverly I General Repairs 8. Tune-ups Exhaust 81 Brake Systems 922-9749 586 Cabot St. Beverly F- The Dionnes TEL. 922 2203 L. B. MOODY COMPANY, INC. STATION ERS 220 RANTOUL S REET RUDOLF KNOCHENHAUER EVER Y MASS. K , J - J ' 'N Best Wishes - Class of 1981 . I . Pequot Filling Station Inc. GR 6 82-84 Congress St. Salem, Ma. 01970 Dealer in Texaco Products 4 Enon St. Complete Lubrication Service Route 1A-North Beverly, Ma. Donald I. Raymond 922-0292 President and Treasurer Portsmouth Cold and Silver Exchange Campbell Funeral Home 3131 Layffayatt Rd, Portsmouth, N.H. 525 Cabot Street Frank T. Campbell Glenn F. Campbell For Appointment, Call : 1-503-431-2849 'P' Div ,f:.., Glulunial Qlleztnser CULONIAL CLEANERS Cor. Rantoul and Elliott Street, Beverly 922-3680 Tuxedos For Rent Professional Tailors Box Storage Fur Storage Dear Customer: OUR CLEANING SERVICE consists of an intelligent effort to produce a product which will be a credit both to our industry, and to our customers. All that can be done to make work more acceptable to you will be done and we are concentrating exclusively on only ONE type of quality and service - the best possible. 19 Flight Center Inc. Complete Flight Training Featuring the Largest in Flight Simulators Private 8: Instrament Ground School Beverly Airport - Westside 774-775 Congratulations Waverly Heating Supply f N ' -eRite U Lviiihl g Dickie Dale Stride Rite K J Alan Marohio's Pro Shop Open March to November IZOD Sweaters 8: Shirts 134 McKay St. Beverly, MA 922-9069 Best Wishes to the Class of '81 Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward I. Ramsdell Good Luck Class of '81 from Carden City Auto 29 River St. Beverly, MA 922-3334 Body Roland D. Kelley - Datsun 38 Rantoul Street , f f Cood Luck to the Class of '81 Friendly Ice Cream Beverly Drive S3f9lYH 484 Rantoul St. Beverly, MA DIAMONDS o FINE JEWELRY s WATCHE EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 188 Cabot St., Beverl y Robert V. Colanfo DO YOU WANT FASTER SERVICE? CALL 927-6667 JEWELEP 927-6666 WE WILL HAVE IT READY FOR YOU! I5 HOTT ST - RT' '52 BOB COLANTO oANvER5. MA 01923 OWNER TELEPHONE 774-2043 Bssf Wishes HAIR BY SHARON From Essex Bank Beverly Ipswich 159 Elliott Street Lynn Peabody Danvers, Mass. 01923 Lynnfield Saugus 777-1230 Swampscott HAIRSTYLLSIS 232 Cabot Street, Beverly, Massachusetts 01915 1980 City Champs CHIERLIISSQ, 231 Cabot Sl. BEST BREAKFAST AND LUNCH IN BEVERLY 199 N 200 We're the bank that's gone to college NORTH EXI .SOHXER POA D BfQ!MB4L A VENUE SECURITY BAM! 112 sol-man Rom Qual 1190 lust off Route 128 wlth drlve ln servlce and ample free parklng Free checklng accounts Savlngs Accounts Low Cost Personal Loans U 'I' T 5' 19 ,4 7' If S? 3 E LV QD Conveniently located BEVERLY 922 2000 l sv t ., 3,4 .W O'BRIEN'S HOSPITAL SUPPLIES INC SERVING THE EN TIRE NOR TI-I SHORE iw Specialize in EMERGENCY REHABILITATION CARE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES INEWN9 Qkwiirg Complete Line ol Home Health Care Aids VISA ' Rentals - Sales - Repairs L! DIRECT BILLING TO Mosr INSURANCE COMPANIES !!i3'L2I3?0SJ'P3 00MA 922-6503 BEVERI-V o E ai-.M.9PM MON-su N Sterling Insurance Agency, Inc. Beverly, Ma. Lester Sterling Dick Mooney voun ndependenf lnsuranre IAGENT 9 Brgadway Sf, SERVES YOU FIRST J N Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 from Mayor Peter F. Fortunato f I QEEEDO vffij cb Admiral's Dining Room + SF 42. A Tel. 774-aezu sem-12914 Open Daily Danversport Yacht Club Weddings, Banquets, Special Functions Rt. 128 Exit ZZE 161 Elliott St. Danvers. Mass Best Wishes From Beverly Nursing Home Compliments of The Video Workbench Inc. 315A Cabot Si. Beverly. Ma 922-3783 Congratulations Class of '81 201 Good Luck to the Class of '81 Beverly Depot Restaurant Sz Saloon Serving the best in steaks and sea food. Private rooms available. Nomdycando Hrs. 5:00-10:00 Sun-Thurs likeMcDonaldscanW Mcoonaws I lo f 20 5.00-11.00 Fri-Sat. BEST WISHES Tilton's Pharmacy, Inc. T0 THQSQASSOF Richard E. Tilton, B.S. Reg PH JOEL E' MARGOLIS' REALTOR 294 Cabot St., Beverly Congratulations Class of 1981 VTl til Real One Knowlton St.. Beverly 922-5900 . -an U ' ' XY- -56 'Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.O. Corp. lc? Copyright 1975 Am. D.O. Corp. 3 S 479 Cabot St. Beverly Congratulations Class of 1981 in 252 Cabot St. If your hair's not Beverly, MA becoming to you, you D 922-9509 should be coming to A us L 59 Market St. D Ipswich, MA C3 356-9792 Full Service Salon f 'x Y as M lf V 1 'N 4' 254 Ralph's Market, Inc. 81 Bridge St. Beverly, MA M--. J R l S . AI -J Y 1 I 1 i 2-La-W 5-ggi,-Ms. ,, ,M V 1 ' N A 1,-tu: . 4 I AS 'i t 5 ... y kv W 1. ' 9 Sam s Cleaners, Inc. Beverly - Danvers Marblehead - Salem Best Wishes From Peggy's Sub Shop 'N Auto Glass Plate Glass Beverly Glass Co., Inc. 282 Rantoul St. Beverly, MA 01915 Milt Kaufman Tel. 922-2123 jk f ,Nr N BRITTCN I 1 ?351?!E?Ek'S5tYl'S'3GEN C I S S S B Rt. lA, Shawmut Village Best Wishes, Class of '81 f 60 jk J ..,.........- - v X 1 rl s .4 S' Y X U, I It I 1 l Vg E 1 A 4 ' 1 fir -5 1 922-3451 149 Cabot Street Beverly, MA. 01915 beverly co .operative bank incorporated 1888 254 Cabot Street, Beverly Massachusetts Branch - North Beverly Plaza 204 MEN - WOMEN Now you can enlist for two short years Sign up with the Army for just two years, and you could start college two years older, two years wiser, and as much as 39,200 richer. It works like this: Under the Veterans' Educational Assistance Program, you save up to S100 a month from your pay and this money is matched by Uncle Sam S2 for S1. After 24 months of saving the maximum, you would have 37,200 in your educational fund. If you qualify and select one of several specified skills, the Army will add an educa- tion bonus of S2,000, bringing your total to 959200. See if you qualify for this new program. Serve your country as you serve yourself Call Army Opportunities 744-1001 loin the people who've joined the Army. An Equal Opportunity Employer 5 K N K CONCRATlll.ATlONS CIIASSUI' 'Fil X Edwards Cameras - jewelry 282 A Cabot St. Beverly, Ma. 01915 X jk F of TELEPHONE 927-6008 HIS HERS MR. LUCKYS 25-1 ELLIOTT STREET BEVERLX VA 01915 ' X J K X!! , fv T 4 4-'tgg ,-.-' I ,v l'XA .HQ-' Old Colony Bank AND TRUST CQMPANY OF ESSEX CIULNTY 66 PLEASANT STREET 0 Xl.'XRlil,Ellli.fXlJ. Universal Steel Trading Corp. 299-301 Bridge St. Salem. Ma. 01970 l K 'file Ilnior Class of'82 X ,J A R D 1 N s 'hivuld' liKz fo elfend our corz9f'atuzaticn.9--- 96 like CLASS 'If Z M54 A fi argojlgpiifu-. 1 9 1 JEYYE LE R: lliIjl,fQ?!.fi'l: f' Q- ' I 'Tl -.fx sl- ' . 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MGR. 1 WEST ST., BEVERLY FARMS, MA. 252 Elliot St., Beverly TELEPHONE 927-0077 922-0379 li W1 ' 1 B 8: E Paint gl ' . 6,3 svsriams c3oRPoRAT1oN Wallpapgf CO. inc. 112 sohier road 0 beverly 0 massachuse , computer facility managers complete line of wallpapers fifiqfi' in Stocku - 33: vggl!!4,, 517 927-5105 . . . . .. hu 5 kj Custo1nWCol1or Pag1IntdMato ing I, Computer Services In ow L 3 es i!, QF '!'!' 0 Facility Management .git-rlH' V Call . . . 593-3317 UP ' Hardu are 0 Software W 33 MUNROE sr 7 ' Peopleware LYNN 0191 .A -:ff fy' Congratulations to the Class of '81 The Commodore Luncheons - Dinners - Cocktails Private function rooms Pub on lower deck Tel: 922-5590 Buffalo Billts 386 CABOT ST., BEVERLY, MASS. 922-9042 4. 4 A f l . N U O X is ,, - .,, r. -fren' f . rf , ' 'J TA .-Q-Q. D ' ,- P n Q '74 ' P ' -3444.4 i 'z AQ .. .V YQ -H 2?13 z fa?-135 8' 9-'A v 5 we I ln IACKIE'S 8: RAY'S PIZZA 249A Cabot Street Beverly. Mass. 01915 Pizza, Grinders. Spaghetti 8: Salads 922-4188 1? S' ' J ' Q C U COMPLETE LINE SPORTING GOODS SOK I lrll 0 HOCREY ll XSl'li 'xl l 0 IJ.-XRTS 'SOl lxll 'kll ll-XSlxLTl'l XI l hll FNNIS 0 l'OO'l'BAl,l, t I tl g, l t I-qulpment 0 Truim Outfitters U Skate Sharpening 0 409 CABOT BEVERLY ' I - ' Chapman's Greenhouse 927-0550 58 Hart St. - Beverly IACK MCNULTY CHEVEROLET THE HANNAH SHOP DIPAOLO GLASS CO. A FRIEND NANCY 81 ED O'REILLY DUSTIN'S CILF SERVICE BEWITCHINC YARNS Pickering Wharf, Salem Cabot Street BEVERLY PAINT 81 WALL PAPER C O 260 Cabot Street LIBBY MANCAN. TOM ACCOMANDO SCOTT COTE RYAL SIDE LIOUOR STORE LEROY Red HUTT PAUL HENTSHCEL TRUCKINC MR. 8: MRS. LEO CARROLL ABATE 8a SONS MONUMENT C 8a C AUTO PARTS MR. 8a MRS. HOWARD BURNS UTILITY METAL PRODUCTS MR. 8: MRS. ED. C. TERRY, IR. TO THE CLASS OF 81 1.R. at Rs. DRISCOLL'S PHARMACY COVE CULF STATION REPRESENTATIVE IACK MONAHAN 144 V2 Hale Street Class of 61 RICHARD KELLEY FAMILY AUNT PAULINE WRIGHT FAMILY BERNARD FAMILY NELSON FAMILY GILMORE FAMILY CLOVER FAMILY WILSON FAMILY ION 8a 1.1. SCOTT ROLLINS 77 DONALD H. gl SHEILA DIONNE ANDREA ELAINE CONDON MR. 8. MRS. IOHN SAULNIER KEVIN MCCAULEY IUNE ESTY COLD FOUNTAIN DOW FAMILY CYNTHIA R. OVERBERC DANELUK FAMILY MARY DINARDO BILL, PAT 8: BILLY BUSNCHEN KATHY LONC THE FECTEAU FAMILY ABBOTT YARN SHOPPE KEN WALDO WILLIAM YARRISON PERO FAMILY TRAVIS FAMILY MAZER FAMILY HUSTON FAMILY A FRIEND MR. 8: MRS. CAVOSSA SUSAN DIONNE GENE L1sTER IERRY XREEN and FAMILY STEPPINC HICH MRS. IOHN E. PHELAN ALICE CALDWELL DONOR LIST CARY S. PUTUR MR. 8: MRS. VICTOR PHILLIPS MR. 81 MRS. CORDON LEVASSEUR KATHY M. BROXVN ED WIOLKIN TRACY 81 SCOTT WOLKIN BORAH'S corner of Broadway R Rantoul HIS STOREHOUSE, INC. Christian Bookstore 282 Cabot Street I 1, 1 I I I I I I I If, I I I I I I I1 I I I I 1, 11 'I 'I I 'I I1 I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I 1'I :I II, 1I :I I1 x 'x ' ' 'A' '- '- 'A '- '- '- '- 'A '-''E- 'A '- 'AP'EA'-'A '- '- EA 3- 1 - '- 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' N-K annaA gngineering, nc. MANUFACTURER AND WORLD WIDE DISTRIBUTOR OF 'Il BRA DEBURRING SYSTEM Preclslon Machine Shop for Prototype and Production Components serwclng the Aerospace and Computor lndustry 58 Rantoul Street P O Box 133 Beverly IVIA Telephone 927 1531 GEORGE BURT DICK BARKER I 1 I:l I1 I II 'I I1 ,I I I 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 I I I1 I I I ,I I I I I 1 I I I I Il, I1 I 1 JI III 'I I I I Il, - 1, 1' 'I Il I' I1 'I II IL I1 8 . . . . 1,1 I I I I I I I' ' I I1 I, 'I II II, I I' I1 1 I 'I 'I 'I I 1' I1 .I II I' . . I1 1, NI I 1 1 II 1 I I . I II I - A I II q 1:, I I 'I J I. 1 II II 1 I . 1' ' I 1 1' ,I 1 I I I, I ,AE E. EA .-1.-.,.-e,.-...-.,.-.:-e-A,f-.e-1.-.--..-,.-.,.--.-.v.-.'.A, ,., ,x -4- , A ,p , , ,I 210 Best Wishes Beverly National Bank Member FDIC Branches at North Beverly, South Hamilton. Ma. f N f putnam ijoairfuitrrgy candies Pickering Wharf, Salem Route One, Danvers K J X 6 220 Cabot Street 9-30-5-30 Thursj, Frijtill 8:30 SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS! the druggist N f providing prescriptions, patent medicines 81 sundries on the North Shore for over half a century. K J K 'X S, Qi ,se ,XX-'-'JLTQ MJ: 'fix VIVA Y W A.. X . I -,, fV.1!1,N,,, . ' Best Wishes Class of 1981 Y U KX1s,f Y ' North Beverly ' Shopping Plaza I: imp: lf Mariner Restaurant 57 Enon St. Rt.1A Beverly, Ma. .11 it Congratulations Class of '81 from The B.H.S. Main Student Council J CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE BEVERLY SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Lawrence Kline, Chairperson Mr. Donald Hannable, At Large His Honor, Peter F. Fortunato, Mayor Mr. Alan A. Goodridge, Ward l Mrs. Prunella J. Pollard, Vice-Chairperson Mrs. Kathleen E. Salter, Ward Mr. Edward Armstrong, Secretary Dr. John W. Coleman, Ward 5 Mr. Scott Channell, At Large Mr. William J. Longridge, Jr., Superintendent Mr. Armand L. Fortunato, Assistant Superintendent R I 1 Mb A milf 1 I 44-4- 3 H I - B IC 1 ' X ' Fine Womens Apparel of Beverly Q66 Cabot Street 922-9450 Congratulations Best Wishes from Class of 1981 from Plsam S Shop - A - Whlle Raymond H. Currier Ir. 106 Essex St. Beverly - 922-0161 Suzanne Nicolo Phyllis Morss X 'K 'K' K gs v . , 1 in., ,ff 5 .1 iai,' 4 . ,, .,, .. H.-V K - ' -4108: Ru hard Prs or A , ,511 , T1 all jzgi Il- , lffzff W PQ ,-. N. ' -, X I ff f - M dr! wg, ,.,Ei 'R I 15 mm! FISH Q 1- CHEESE ' ' Evgen gimme' Q 1 v. .Y H J? .-B PU rs I '1 ' - SY '- --ff , ' ,vw ir' i , Q x ,I lv i,.,', iQLz - 4 Y.. . ern- nk js, .. -v .av 216 v- s-HT l . 'MY I 1 1 N 1 , i V V i 8 5 4 I 1