Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

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' M 'l ' 4 I 1 1 1 v 1 1 ' 4 11 .J 'ff .- 51 4 wx.. X F... S- '15 . f 1' x ,ear 3 'b,- X f . P m -3.1 ? e N, 2 f,. I if P31 x 1 x 4 .lf I .A mg N xt , 4, 3 . ,Z X x 4, xx A1 1 Akxvfi .fm ,g , I' ex Q H ' 9 ...1-Ml 7' x Ss' if f' 5 i ll ll I III! Iii 5 n E . 1 1 5 I 'X -. I- ' , I 'xbzya A--is ! 2' ,JP ey ,, 1, CLASS OF ' First row: G 5 84 I iclentg Marcie Mgrerlcy, A I . 1 b A L , . , , A n First row: Scott Gross, Michael Burr, Patricia Mangan, Marcie Sidman. Danyell Deqardins, Crowley. 'Second row: I Andrea Griffin, Doreen Papa, Michelle Guilmet. Susan Lyons. Mary Alice Morency, Melissa Winkler, Lisa Frasca, Seott Peterson. A,.- . I 'll X Z7 Allen. K Hvrla, N Axelrod. M Balbomr M Bamford. R Barker. R Barror, S Barry. B Banon. D Beals. V Beaudry. R Bennett. C Benencoun, M Birarelllr J Brshop, B Bolsvert. R Bowden. B Bowers. A Broughton. G Buccella. P Buckman. C Bugclen, P Burke, l. Burnham. R Bums. C Burr, M Bussone, R Byrne S Qalwlll. M Carratu, J Campbell, B Campbell, D Carmmg, J Cashman. R Center, B Channell, A Charerte. D Chase, A Choumard, E Cllluflo. Y Clonzla. J Clarke. Cohane. Colbert, Collins, Comeau. Congley. Connery. Cook. Cormier. Corning. Cotoia. Cragan, Crisafi, Cristoforo. Crowley. Cullen, Cummings, Cunningham. Curran. Currier, Cushman. Davico Deboer. Deeley. Deery. Dellolio. Dennis, DePasquala, DePiero. DeRagon. Desjardins. Desjardins. Desjardins. Desjardins. Dettorre. U 5 QB Q 9 E DiDonato. DiLorenzo. Dion. Dionne. Dionne. DiRubia, Diruzza. Dodge, Donlon. Donlon. E Doucette, Dube. Duclriarme. Duclnn J Dunleaw R Dunplwyd B Edlngton R Edwards C Ellstrorn. K Ellrson. L Estabrook. Evans. J Evitts. R Fanning. D Farley. A Fecteau. R Field. K. Fiory. J Fitts. lvl. Flynn. l. Flynn. M. Fonti. D. Fortado. D Fossa. J. Frasca. L. Frates. M. Frost. R. Fuller. T. Caspar. D Gauvain. J Genest. L. Girad. E Givens. S Goodwin. B Grant. J. Grenier. J Gnffin. A Gnffen. J Gross. S Hale. M Hales. J Halpern. R l-lanson. E Hatcher. M Hatnon. M Hayes. Hayes. Heffernan. Holland Horgan. Homgan. Hoven. Huningion. Husson. Hutchinson lnnocenti. Jack, Jacques. Jalbert. Jalbert, Jarvis, James, Jessen. Johansson. Jones. Kamer, Kampersal. Kelley, Kelly. Kelly. Kerr. L'Abbe, LaForme, Larcom. Larcorn. Larocque. Launsby. Lavoie. LeBlanc. l.eClerC. Lee. L'Heureux, Lord. Maccomisky. MacDearmid MacLeod, MacLeod. MaCRae, Mahoney Mandragouras Mangan. Manzo. Margolis Marl-iey. . W-. bu., . . JU IORS tg? . ,. Cf fri L, T' 5.- , 1' 'Q t - 3 'Q WN Q i ' 3 5. - 4 L.. T fwwqf g-.r X Q- Y Manel. S Martwlchuck. MGITOD. C May. J McCarthy. C McCarthy. P L McPherson. A Meaney. K Mlcnalowskl. Mlcnaud, M Muller. D Miller. J Molllgl. A Mollxgm. J Money. R Morency, M Monn. R Morse. M Mulcaney. C Nardella. D Nason. J Nearon. H Nelson. B NLICCIO. D Nugent. K Nunes. C O'Gorrnan, J Oliver. K O'Meara. L Orgenos. L Onmston. R Orourke. K O4ROurke. T Pace. L Page K Page. T Papa. D Pansdla. S Pascuccm. S Pashallan. P Pelletier. M Perkins. 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Zarella. Zizza. V 'ri'-2 I 1 5 A f' Q f' ab.. Y 54 1 1 ! t 2 1 1 1 , .A Y: Yi al Y' 'N-1 S f 4 I ,I Q 0,0 '4 V ZQ WAX s..,,. ii ii 4' - ,- 5?,,xx', ---.M 15 av-Q 1 x gk! fb -Q5 .1 Beverly-Salem. a close serues Ne e lr THE DEATH OF BREZHNEV Ill! sm 4 1 Nvllf' Slllllt riff!1Il11l1e1111'l11Iqjllvufllcu-1,V11llIll11UfVf1 114 M npfluln 111 fur ilu' Hrs! Age of Andropo f- .-. ffl Q.. ,If f ' Q.. -1 J- lf. P- ,, 1: F., f- f 56 1 I 1 i 1' .1 F. fl f f IJ L -- J, ,V : i '11 .. 1 ' 3 , I I .. 4 1- F. f f fi ,1, Ti? I - ff.- 1 . .--f ..-J -f -..,. .. ,K ...r ,- I f - ff? ,- ..- .1 f- .1 I 71 ' . .f 3' 5- C 2 1 E. E- G if .- .- rm 5 ... ..- f. ,.. .- -1 -1 -1 'J -1 ... I .-. 1 P' of O1 41 95l 6. c. 5 2'- J ga 5. 51- 51 nv -It '11 Gi :s. E. EP r 4 DDIC I IG ' 1 f ff gk 8411.8 'gr' 'H PW' ':fYX Q' . 7 C' , I A S I T J . ,-.4 3 is 'Z OM x 1? -, ' '1 ' ' . 1982 What9s in f' . 3, fx , ' ,V 5. he News wlxmg. .U. zbf. natlaf, .1 sa est drwzng state -nl 'If' P .... 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Conant, Connolly, Conti. Cook, Cook, Copelas. Corbett. Corbett, Cotter, Cowles, Cram, Cronin, Cuoco. Currier, Cattle, D'Alfonso. Daneluck. Davico, Davis, Davis. Day. DeBlasie. Dedeo. Denis. D'Entremont. DePasquale, Desepoli, DiLorenzo, Dion Do le. V Dnnkwater Dube, Dunham, Eanes Ekstrom, 1 l 5 A1 Erwmch P Fallom, A V Flnocchmaro I ' Q Flaherty T , Flynn, P - Foler. S Forward. S if f' .4'- I ls-1 Fowler, E Franceschelh. Friburg. S Fneser. C FYUSIQVI. J Frye, D Furman. L i' Q 5 I Nl Gadboxs. D 4 -5 2- L4 Galbwath. S Galiatsatos. P Gallant. E ' if 4 Gaudet, M Gauthier. R Gawron. A b - I M, V B, r www- -if ,,ft,,- n, ' . -gf ...J-in 11 TIFETTQ' Q ' D 'P3?.Tf,i 4. 4 . r r 71' r R! 'rf 47511, , if-3' ', -u '- X ,N :.fXQ:i4lE. K 'l1aa.M.e.:r.A-.-.-, ,, , Geary H Gelmeau. N Genest. J Gilks. S Gull. M Gxuma, R Glass. J T7 Gold. E N Goldstein. A Gould. L, Gourdeau. M Gregson. K Grimes. D Gudaitis. J 'is f'- Gussack. A Gussack. B Gustafson. E Haddon. B Hagerty. S Harvey. M Hathon. 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ACTION AOVEITUI1 A CROSS BETWE 'RAIOERS OF T LOST ARK' A 'SIMEY AND T X IAIOI TIME l Peter Denisen, ,1 'O Treasurer: r Pam Millman, Vice-President: ' Duke Pascucci, 5 Q-s, A President, ,' 143' fi'-T-2 ' quo Debbie O'Connell, -,::- 2 Secretary. .a Hi ' Q S Q ,f-Q .x ' it f,,,s ' ' P, - Af- r4'pg?'?' Sf ref' CLASS OF '86 First rowi Pam Millman, Susan Gelwick, Laurie Vitale, Susan Carnavale. Tracey Stalone, Michelle Desjardins. Denise Lewis, Debbie Julien Lauren Gardner, Debbie O'Connell. Second row: Paul LeClerc, Bobby Keys, Peter Denisen, John Morency. Duke Pascucci. David Makros Mark Brewer, Danny Bratti, John Foss, Anern D Allshuler C Andf:rSon A Anderson, K Arsenault R Arsenault. T Atwood, K Avrla, B Babcock. J Baglmonl. S Baker. C Baker. D Baldassane, J Ballentine, J Barday. A Barror. P Barth. E Bishop. F Black. D. Bochynski. D Bodek. A Bone. K. Bowar. C Bowen. T. Brath. D Brenner. J Bresnahan. R Brewer. M. Brewester. J Brooks. M Brophy. K Brown. C Brown. M Bruno. D Bryson. J Buchanan. J Buckley. S Bunten. C. Bushey. E. Bye. D Carbone. M. Caresy. P Carlson. Hr Carnevale, S. Carroll, E. Carvajal. R. Casey, K Caverly. D. Cecchini. J. Cecilio. A. Cellineri. D. Chalifour. D. Champlian. J. Cristensen. K. Christina. L. Clarizia, M. Clark. R Clements, G Clemons. R Close, S Cloutman. C Clukaj. M Cohane, G. Cohane, A. Coluntino. A. Congley, J. Connolly. C. Conrad, M. Coppi. T. Corneau. J. Cosentino J. Cotoia. D. Cross. B. Cross. R. Craveiro. B. Crowley. S. Cullen, R. Cunningham, S Curcuru, S, Curran, C. Curran. L. Currier, M, Davies. P. Davies. C. Davis, D Davis. R DeFazio. D Deinstadt. A Denneson. P DePiero. J. Desjardins. M. lie:-.ter H D1 Bcrwriefrto A IQIUUHAIU J Ulllfmfztm S Dllulso IJ D1on I. Dwuhxo I. Dnfencenzo I. Dixon J Doane. L Dodge. C Douuftte C Doucette D Doyle J Duggan P Dumond. D Dumond. K Duram. C Dyer. W Edwards, D Elsen E Ellis. K Emond. M Estrella. E Estp. P Ewmngo T Fabn. E Fallon, C Faulkner, J Faulstlcn J Fausl. C Fecteau, P Feenan, J Ferguson, K Field, L Fluid. 5 Fleldlng. A FIJITBHIIJQ Fins. 5 Flanem. R Flemnng. K Flemzng. R Foley. K Foss. J. Fossa. J Foster. J. Foustouos Franciose Fransca Fraser. K. Fredriksen. P. Frusien. J. Fumarola, C. Gainer. M. Gan'y. S. Geary. C, Gelwick, S Genawese, R Genest. R Genthner. M Ghika. D Gallagher. G Gansenberg Garcia. C Gardner. l. Gilbert. M Gill. K Gillis. J Ginsburg. R Glidden. D Goodwin. J Gordon. A Gorski. C Granacki. L Grant. S Goodrow. A Green. K Green. P Griffin. S Groml-co. B Grotto. J Gryzbinski. B Guay. R Gordon. S Hall. F Hannable. D Hannon. P Hansen. P Harrison. S Hartnett. N Harwood. R if mi D I 'G 1, 1'- - l.. 4' . -- K C' ik' ' .,- t L.Q3,n .. :Lt A. 4,- . 1, ,.... - '2 'E ' 1 Iv . Xxb Tr F If l iff 'Q 71 . X T 4- ' 4 . K . - N Q - 1 r f K Q' x 'X - 1 S' g , T' f i L - Q Q - Or- Q T .., J, an , A+ I uf' I - -I lv I cv. 'Ui' x FRESH T H61F.f.uuf,f S Hatch T Healey M Hemng J Hxll 5 Htnson N1 Hopl-:zni S Hunter C lnterland. T Jackson. G Jalben, A Jalben, P Janard, S Jansky. T Jawtnen. M Jedraszek, P Jones. D Julten. D Julien. D Kelly. K Kelly. C Kenny. T Keys. R Karlberg. D Katz. A Kent. K Deyes. J Kluge. C Kntght. P Knott. J Knowles, T Knowlton. M Krudson. C Douroubacalis. S Lambert. A Lang. T La Rocque. L Latawtec. P Launsby. S Lawler. S Leclerc. P No humans allowed To the Editor: Last month was the first time I was ever kicked out of the library. As a senior, I often witnessed this event while giggling and snickering at my unfortunate classmates. However, when it happened to me, I had a change of heart. Now I understand the animosity towards the librarians. The purpose of this letter is to enlighten them. When I was exiled for the remainder of the week, I felt this was unjust punishment. True, Iwas talking, but I was whisper- ing. When I was apprehended, I tried to explain myself feven criminals are read their rightsl, This only got me into deeper trouble. I was then informed that I lacked manners, and my attitude left something to be desired land I thought a person was innocent until proven guiltyl. As for my manners, Emily Post I am not, however, I am quite capable of sitting in a library. I find the librarians lusuallyl to be intimidating, patronizing, and annoying! Even when one is taking a break from studying, maybe just daydreaming, he or she is often commanded, Get back to work! Their yelling disturbs those students who do study - but no one tells them to get back to work! The following are some suggestions for the librarians: ll We all know the school is overcrowded, and we all feel the pressure. A little conversation andfor giggling is to be expected. Calm down before you give us all coronaries! 2l Think up a new system of punishment. To be kicked out of the library can be detrimental to grades and health fthe cafeteria is freezingll Maybe there should be a demerit system. After a certain number of demerits, students could Do time. This could consist of helping the librarians put books away, clean tables, or even yell at other students. 3I Behind every mild-mannered student does not lurk a little red guy with horns. But is you keep looking for him, you'll find him. My advice: if you want respect, you have to earn it. g Sincerely, Stephanie Duchin 78 Librarian strikes back To the Editor: An allegory: The young thing tripped lightly into the room, a smile on her face. The surroundings were pleasant subdued colors, drapes to filter the sunlight, carpeting to provide a sense of warmth, and quiet, friendly faces at surrounding tables. After a glance, she flitted to one of the tables and engaged in an animated if hushed conversation with her friends. The ex- change of news was something she felt just couldn't wait. Then, spying another friend half-way down the room, she moved eagerly in that direction. Social repartee was a very important part of her day. Didn't all the books on teenage psyche say as much? Suddenly, out of the blue, an authoritative figure swooped down. The young thing was asked to sit down and quiet down. Gadzooks! This wasn't a teenage gathering place after all. It was a high school library. And that mean old librarian was request- ing quiet - on the off chance that there just might be some students who were trying to study. What was the school coming to! Gur heroine stopped smiling. lndignation altered her usual pleasant expression. The indignity of it all! After all, she was a good kidg smart personable, would never rip off a book or vandalize a carrel. What was wrong with a period of library socializing anyway? A quiet place to study, was just a tacky old-fashioned concept. And worst of all, she was being asked to leave for the remain- der of the period. Not actually to be relegated to the frozen wastes of Antarctica for even to an evening with Lawrence Welkl, but to the school cafeteria, where she would be allowed to chit-chat to her heart's content, study with her friends and munch out on fat, scrumptious donuts and pastries. The terrible inequality of it all . . . Carol Dunn, Librarian Leduc. C Levasseur. R Levy. M. Lewis. D. Lewis. H. Lewis. K. Lewis. W. Libby. M. Libby. M. Libby. S. Lindsay. S. Little. C. Long. C. Lurran. C, L ons. K. Nlacllonald. S Macleod. M. Makros. D. Magee. K. Mandragouras Marky. K. Martin. C. Martin. G. Marsella. K. Marshall. J. Maskell. G. Massari. P. Mavragis. K. Maxner. M. Maxner. W. McAdoo. C. McCadden. A. McCarthy. D. McCarthy. R. McDonald. K. i McGrath. K. Mclntire. S. McKenna. S. McMulIon. F. McNeil. C. McNeil. N. Mendes. S. .1 A Michetti. M, Miller. M Milman, P. Magee, T Moloney. S Mooney, C. Moore. L. Morency, J. Morgia. M. Morin. M. Mulcahy, K. Murphy. G. Murphy. J Neal. S. Nickerson. I.. Nicolo, M. Noble. J. Noel, C. Nolan, T. Novello, J. Noviello, D. Noyes, C. O'Brien, M. Occhipinti, S. OlConnel, D. O Donoghue, B, Olson, B O'Malley. T Orgettas, P O'Shea, C Page. K Paglia, D Palomo, J Palomo. J Paluzzi, T Pappas, A. Pappas, S. Parisella. A. Parshley. M. Parsons. D. Pascucci. P. Pasquarelli. B, Pavia J. Pelletier. A. Penclola, D Peters. C Peterson. M Piecewicz. K Porter. A Powers, C. Powers. K. Prentice J. Presutti. F Presutti, R. Provencher, E. Rathe. P 6 Q1 7 ldv x ' Q ig 6, n., . W no Y ' i ..--ini s x Q7 41- Y' li fi 1. M6 ' 4. ' x N 'C' I . X4 ,gg 9 1 u 1. 1.45.5 .,s ,I X nl. og, 7.-.l. . A '.s,,,: .1 . i , 'v' ' X ' ' . FRESI-IME P, Rathe. R Reilly. C Remare. J Reririard. K Reririicks. D Reynolds. T Richards. S Ricker. T Riordan. D Rodden, J. Rogers, P Rossi. T Roy. C Russel. H Russo. R. Santini. J Sauvageau. C Savino. R. Sayward. A Schock, L. Scholes. L Sciola. G. Scotti. K Scurrah. E. Seger. R. Semple. A. Seruizio. D. Shairs. J, Shah. G. Shields. K. Silver. S. Silverman. S. Skolnick. D. Sload. D. Slowey. C Smith. C Snow. J. Soucy. S. Spencer. D Spiro. H, Stanley, K, Stanwood, M. Stelino. T St, Peter, S. St. Piene. D. Swett. M. Talbot, P. Tamilio. J. Tardiff. A. Tassinan, J. Tuty. J. Teague. A. Terry, P. Tilton, R, Tobin, K, Todd. A Toulouse. C. Tremblay, D Triantafillow, C Trimarco, G. Trainor, N Turio. L. Ushakoff, N Vaccaro. S Vamavas, S Vasile, A Vitale, I. Waddell. P Ward. T Wescott, S Wescott, S Westfield. P Wheelock, D White, M White. T Whitmarsh. J Whiting, l Wilkins. D Williams. K Willis, B Winslow, A Wolfe. T Wousalis, D Wnght. D Yakubowskas. L Young. T urs P 3.4 X 7? 4 .... ?- 977 Q, 8.1 t Y 106 1 L NT' -X .I EX lt'o 'N .P X' 'if f C! T' W 7 tvl MT : Only one of its kind By RICH FECTEAU and VINCENT ZIZZA A new craze that has swept the channels of cable TV is that of MTV. For those of you who don't know, or donit have cable, MTV is the Music Television channel found on Channel 36. MTV is the latest in entertainment that features 24-hour video music. Video music is a kind of a visual listening concept that displays different filmed sequences while certain songs are put to them. Making the videos that are required for this concept has opened up a whole new industry. Film directors, conceptual artists, film crew, and many more people involved in this business have made it big, costing the rock bands a pretty penny. But as time goes on, these videos will become more and more important for promotional reasons. Most present-day videos feature only a concert set-up, where they just perform the song, but in the future the tide will be tumed and the rock bands will be acting in their own conceptual videos. After all this hard work is done by the rock band and its associates, it is sent off to the ever so popular MTV, where video jockies show them at their own discretion. There are four regular video jockies: Martha valley girl Quinn, J.J. Jackson, Nina Blackwood, and Alan Hunter. Not only does MTV provide constant music, but they have music news which includes various rock stars' birthdays, tells about new albums which going to be released, changes in the i.J , actual bands themselves, and much more. When a certain group decides to tour, dates which tell where and when they will be playing are provided. Interviews are often given with rock stars, such as Pete Town- send, Mick Jagger, Geddy Lee, Robert Plant. and many others. These interviews concern the band's situation, future plans. their videos, and their albums. Other specials on MTV include weekend concerts featuring many well-known bands, like Rush and Men at Work. These concerts usually last an hour, starting at 11:00 o'clock on Satur- day nights. Contests are held on MTV like The One Night Stand with The Who, which included actually seeing The Who's last concert and meeting the members back-stage. Another contest that was a large success was The M 'IVMedio Room, which included various electronic stereo equipment such as a stereo receiver, a vcr, a camera, and more, all of which were to be given away. Many groups, because of this new concept, have been put up to top ratings. Most new groups just starting out, not to mention the older ones, think this new system is awesome in the way the listener-watchers can now see their favorite groups as well as hear them. MTV is the entertainment of the future. It will soon surpass the old-fashioned radio, but will not leave it extinct. 83 J ff' MJ al I 'q V- Q ni' ,,,. .rw -4 ,f - , -nl' -A-4' ' 'dl ,nr . wwf' W, x J 45 4 I'- Q'Q uw!! :Of 4 'hu'--QW f-I 1 . 1 5 i'-I-' uzltlllvl-H - '- ' ' 111111:----........ .x'g1:uu111111?1 ISI!!-'Z iiliiii 33-1-111111 31111- 11333333 11111111 11111 3 '-----nw-'-11111: 1111111111111 19:--Q11 11 1 href 1 Y ' R7!Qlr FHIIA 11 I I 'il .. 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'i': F4 X' , 7.f-'xii' ,VI m. 'S' 1 fu' 'Z -- ' ' 7 V ff J ' 'J I 4 I I Vp ive.. , , 3 A Y X ' x 14, .. 1, 'gg , ff' ' 1 . Y . bw- , . x .4 ' W ,K ' ,. Q 1 sa f .fggix Q 9' , '.gg' -K ,fill M' .f Q nk, if X , . 'xj 'I L ff 532513 ' il 3 ,gf 52, ' -4 af +0953 3 if 4 , . , ga. ii' 7232 - ' ww . ,W-'Vw Wax'-r'. GIRLS' SOCCER The Girls Soccer team, coached by Mr. Maitland, put much effort into their season with an 8-5-1 record. The greatest victory for the girls was beating Swampscott with a 4-O score. Captains this year were Lorna Toothaker, Kim Regan, and Michelle Burke. who per- formed an outstanding job. Coach Maitland feels the success of this year goes to the entire team because of their superb effort. gf.. ie 3 ' FQSTB Q Q f Aa, -.gi q 1. ,t r 49 if . 3 - ,.v .- 1 J. . S .. . ,' 1. .. ax. xl - 1, ' .v ,044 . . . . .7 , Q., ,, sv Xl fx.: 5 sn z '- ' .x'gU- , I .1 .. if ,535-,4,-Q', Y 'A 7' W I , - ' 1 f . 42 I 4 Y v ' fx ff-41. f jx v,',.,n2Q-C, ' ' --2 A . 1' . ,, mf.. 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CamfcgligkhD,.figckett,Q,Cf?T.Qwis, Dfszmagixla.'U5MacLe5a,:'RT'SheiYa.s, B. H5506 M. A!'h'3re'aks, M. Fall,.E'f'5ihith, 7 . Malon?Jy4fS.-Ceechini, B. Garcia, K. Ride. Secondrowz T. Johnson, J. Managorous,.K. OfRorke, Jf Mahoney, B. Frgst, Q. C6wfQs.J.'+ I , ' f Putur, 1' Miller, D. Deigragon. L. F!ynn, C. Mhtton, P. Slabacheski, S. Barror, Coach DiPao!o. Third'row:.C6dQh-'Rosihskig'Coach b f Hamor D Mareschauskx Ramsdell C Burke, P Devenzenzo D Cavaly J Clanzia R D1Pascuah D Nuchn-flMa ,D A i1 ' Tan, sf Piscucci, Cbaclf Kfgyta. 'rowz Cdgagzh NQfde1la, MaggiagcSnfo,.J. Mahgfa, T. Kiibafskli,-C.' A Y 51 EV 2 V Geary, M Lgmonte, P Murphy, T Burhs, T Flaherty, K Manual, G Cor ett, S Clougy,J , 4' f Ml . '- if .Y . Iii' 1'-HRW ,,, '2 r ' if . A' V I' 5 2 . li 1 U Q, t . 0 , Q5 ri I 34 Q, xv 2? ff' '-.1 This year's football season was one of its best! The team ended with a 6 win 3 loss 1 tie record. Co- Captains Randy Shields and Billy Hamor were the teams strength and with the help of many seniors and underclassmen, the team tumed out to be a dominate force in the Northeastern Conference. Hopefully with the 1983 Tri-Captains Steve Pascuc- ci, Joe Miller, and John Putur, next years season will tum out to be as promising as this year. With an outstanding offensive line including Mike Fall. Dave Smagala, Mike Andeas, and Bill Hamor. they con- tributed to a successful year for quarterback Dan Mac- Leod and the Beverly High School Panthers. 51 if Q79' '1 , f ,, .-vx I ,pin--a.b4 -145,1 h:..'2:f?a A M Q bf' ,dz-n -1, V, - ' : W-0 -1. ' 'iggfwav ,.-. r ,kqszgg Q by J' Q. . . 4 - v ' , - . , ' J' 2, ,- , ,MzW,,, uf- ,y,,',.,., A P ki? W if fu z 'lug 4 .- , M -.52 ,fggf ' , 4 i 5 v Q Ai 47 '. - L 'ff ' W ,fn 3,-,ff ,A 1 WWA,-3 ' f. V iw , 'V - . iJf 'x' ' 'fs-an. 1 ' .', 'H ,4 ,. e A . , 5 -an Q, 4-11: - ' V A ' - wg ... , . - V ' I A r - M. , -.sf Q- -af - ..,.,,,.: ,.-,, ,- A wa- A , , lm, nf- M - GQ , .MMR b rw' V, , xt., Mu! :y,,,r,?N?, ,, 4 Q3.,,,ga,L gay., 1 L4 ...lp .:,A ,r fv f 0-g4 ..J. 'wffg lwtafjxv-:nz I 5 .4 jf Q 4, g A - 5,4 J V 'W' ' ,fn Q I ' ,',f4m'74 ,'faf'-42-ff 3 jf, 4 . fu' ' NYS Y. 's 55,1 vb '. DLL' . , , .1 - ,V v,1 gm ,,,f,.7.V ihTfj2.ff'7Qf5?E ' ziy, 4 '.'?'j'ff ,, 'lg-ag, I ,j 35? . f4'2., 5-1-Z. 4 Vw? ,f f ,, -114 0 .p, - 5. f',,bVgf ,.,g:.g r , u ' . .49 A 'v,1' 1 f 'ww' ,Q hi, ,Q , 4 1 gy . J ff. at . ,, 1 ' fu- 2' 'rn' -1- , . 5 ,. , ,344 41 jx, an gi, B . 4-41 f I - . V x A ' ,JI-. v ..-fyggkif IW, '1' 41,1 .11 . 5:--6541 ,ZQ'i','q, jfgwffvw 9' Vt J '- +1 . v lvif: f 0 .' 'T 5 f,,,,,f1.. A ,Sb , lf., :Jx.,,, M. I . ,P V . .4 Z '- , V. . - , .pr ?tff'P-'Q'v,v 1 - ' - 1, .. . .. 'v. 1 -Q: vf -4 -:dn it 541 25,59 ,l A1 4 - ,f V 4 sl L , , -,MY A manila , -. .qv vb! 51 .. vm M I - , 4 Q s . .fr -,. 'f'1Q.qm:.b W V 5 I g .--A-...W .. , - ---vi'-nga ff V' ' -H ' . K , 3 , - - ' .y 795163-:i ,Y ,i ,-yi. I Q - . v. . .9 ' I '.Y i 5:5151 J 1 '-J'-fwev ' The golf team, under the direction of Coach Bradford en- joyed a fine season with a record of 7-3-1, 6-3-1 in the NEC which placed them third. With only captain Peter Larcom not retuming next fall the golf team is looking for its continuation of the three year hex over the NEC. Every three years BHS has won the NEC title and 1983 marks another third year. This year's additions were very strong and showed that strength with impressive wins over Lynn English and Melrose. the undefeated state champ from last year. Beverly handed Melrose their only duel loss in three years. The team will be in the state and individual championships this June and will be led by Larcom. who was third in the NEC individual Tournament. and Scott White. who was unde- feated in duel play and chosen for the first team of NEC All-Stars and North Sore All-Stars. Scott Givens. who led the NEC to victory over the Cape Ann League All-Stars was equally as formidable as was Dave Miller, a medalist many times in his two years on the team. Unfortunately the team was hurt with the loss of Tom Gillis, a senior who was recovering from an operation. Allin all. the golf team was a major force this season in the NEC and is looking forward to an even better season in the fall, maybe its best ever. 111 3 15 1.7, A I .. , 1 - Q f Y-. -. 4' Q Iv 4, - F rl 9 r V ' 51 M' Q I M ' 1- V' 9 wufs' , QQf'wf 'f'1l'7f?fi' .1 lf -' f -Lf Q- 43 ' '.A3u'qV.i W, be , my Jiri ' Sf .-W' f .- H - I 1 i V . 5 4 ff' an 1 f I I 4 . . , . Af.. 1., .A , - sf. 0... ,,,-AM V-, .. ,lf ..., pdnvndsd f. lv bww... . ,,-7.-4,,,u-.-104+ - if .Y H 1. f 1 V funk 1 ,Q,p-v - M 'f-and, , 1 A . :Agro-'H ffl . iw, .M - Q M. 1-1u.,,,.,, ,M ,ywrdf 'i . , 2 1 -S Q 22 B , I . I ' F' ' 3 if Q 1. 3 v E R1 In 1 in I , I N X9 Q.,-In-'1avf -H... QW' ' ti V M, tr, 'Q . -4 ' .r FUSKROWL M. Knott. D Jones. S. . W A 4 . .., 1,1 US. 4,- WWW! T i ,Q-M fff 'z'rA J ? ff: tl, 74 ' , 7.4 ifififii .1 ' V if snug 'F V. 0, , . ,.,.,,. L jfmf' I A 1 4 r x Q? I F .Ep l .' F- i . v I ' gl ', Hi, . ., 1 I. 5 Kiwis - 1 , . 1 'h It . 4 f ,M :il J ny, -10 The Girls' Tennis Team finished their season with a 9-9 record. Captain Maryannh Pashaliam led the team off in first singles with Julie McGuire playing a strong second singles. Sue Lyong was also an outstanding force playing third singles and becoming selected as a conference All-Star at that position: Maryanne was chosen MVP. The girls started the season slowly, losing their first five matches. Then they quickly improved and shut out the next four teams in matches. All the losses were due to the absences of playersg yet, the team played well, and all losses were close. Next years Co-Captains Julie McGuire and Sue Lyons will be capable leaders of the team, so the Girls Tennis Team anticipates the best season ever. GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY SA.. 'L ..ll- J' W ,ii ki? ,gag .. . Al 'fs .if-h ill , N n P P Q V JA 1 ' 'N .. 'f 2. . 114' 4' - . ' 'Ola' .- pf.- A ., ,L 4' . . ,,,n J, ' , ill' ug f,-1 l - , lliiiaiilli... A V' 65:1 1' leullllulsyl -I - '1a ' -. V HIEII' vu . . 14 IP 1 'll - 1?-ik ' . , Q- ' f ,J . -. f 'n . 11' ' A, 1 .aw f sr ,, , 1 'N ' ' . , 42,13 - , J . ,E r ' ' 1 I7- Q 6 I MK vi. First gow: M, Co-Capt 'Lisa Lombara. D ,W--'-t'g.,ffgg...' 'fm rv -1 N I if S gh ., 1 N-M, V L., ' 0 ' A 'L ,-ff' ws. - . f .nn A -Llml 'l nw N 'W V' in -.s xx ., ',..wg,,,1 , we-W uw v,- 45- 4 be I ,V fi 4 C? 4,34 D' in 5 AQ-ff. CQ 'ff' .I '.' 471' 7 'f.1.j ' ' IM: Iv I 1 ,Q V: 1-'fi Ln . ' 'L' - . 1 39' ' Q ,ffl - 'V' ' 'Q' 9' ' , snip.. s ' ' , .4 sg' usp rv 'fn ,, . fr e - ,- T. . 1 , ' ,. . 4 M ' 'ff M , ,T c7f's ,i ,gk Si' P. 1-xi The Girls Field Hockey team under the direction of Coach Sue Stowe had an excellent season this year with six returning seniors. Captains Lisa Boretti. Chrissy Soucy. Sheila O'Reilly. Pam Jalbert and also Sharon Billings and Alana Connolly, With only tow losses both to Saugus, the girls compiled an outstand- ing 11-2-1 record which placed them second in the NE, Con- ference. The Panthers then entered the State Tournament and beat Malden 5-1. That was as far as they went in tournament play after another disappointing loss to Saugus. But the future still looks bright as a lot of young talent is coming up to canyon the Beverly Field Hockey tradition. 115 FDDTBALL CHEERLEADERS First row: J. Michaud, L. Cushing, T. Silva, E. Cecchini, M. Morency, R. Jones. Second row: C. Blanchard, B. Bishop, A. Reade, L. Contarino. SOCCER CHEERLEADERS First row: K. Kromhout, C. Benett, T, Vasile, L. Terry, T. Pinciaro, D. Dobson. Second row: J. Brennan, P, Mangan, H. Cravatis, C. Patch, D, Keyes, L. Savageau, L. Savoy. 116 - fx. ln' .. is 4.1 E' 1? i, ,nv N U V i ' - fn--' ' J - 1 A' ' an ,M 'CA-. - I If UUE -. . . - 1 ' V. '- Mun' 1' '14 58171 .'f u..-.1-..4-f'5N a Y, xxx X K 1 R xg al HAMMOND - 20 YEARS Wise? Yes. Forgetful? Sometimes. Demanding? Always. Edgy? Never. Friendly? Of Course. Bearded? Only during the season. Who? Twenty- year veteran Coach Fred Hammond. Words alone cannot describe the personality and general charisma of this figure. He is known by many as the US History teacher, who in many respects, is a part of history itself. ln and out of the classroom, Mr. Hammond is a professional, and as such, he stands out among his peers. Although many of his former students still remem- ber and speak well of the man, many more have known him as Coach. Mr. Hammond himself attended BHS in the early '50's and was the captain of the Cross Country Team in 1952. He has, unlike any other coach at BHS, compiled 20 years of consecutive winning seasons. That kind of achievement is one that is rivaled, not only on the high school level, but also on the college and profes- sional level, as well. Certainly Beverly has been en- dowed with good talent, but it was Mr. Hammond who sharpened and put it to work. During those 20 years, the Cross Country Team had many underdog crews, but as the record shows the team has won 707, or more of all meets every season. Behind each year and indeed each meet are weeks upon weeks of hard, grueling practice. Many a runner would comment that he would never give such a hard workout to any other track coach past or present as he would for Hammond. All too frequently it seemed, the team would be faced with a sneaker-shreading, blister busting dis- tance run. Mr. Hammond would announce these events, however, not with maliciousness or even concern. He would just announce them. Just as everyone was about to commit a mutiny of sorts. Mr. Hammond would rub his beard and say. Well boys, today we're going for some nice, easy distance - a good 8 or 10 miles. l want you to run to the Farms using Grapevine Road. He would quickly add, But make sure you take in the scenery . . . good scenery today boys. Somehow the team would do it, although no one would know exactly why. Coach Hammond's style was, and is unique. lt's hard to find a coach who could get away with leaving his team in Marblehead, or having it practice at Wing- aersheek Beach in hurricane conditions, but then again, Mr. Hammond is a unique man. lndeed, Mr. Hammond has proven to be an asset to B.H.S. as a teacher and as a Coach. Hopefully, he will be around for a long time to come doing just the same. 0,4 .6 Q.-.w 4 4- , -5.1 Bev Boy's Cross Country Opp 28 31 Lynn English 30 4-4 28 50 25 50 50 OPP 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 1 0 27 Gloucester 18 Winthrop 30 Swampscott 15 Danvers 32 Marblehead 15 Saugus 15 Salem Bev Girl's Soccer 3 Saugus 0 Danvers 0 Svvampscott 3 Lynn English 1 Salem 4 Winthrop 2 Danvers 0 Marblehead 4 Svvampscott 2 Lynn English 2 Saugus 2 Salem 0 Marblehead 3 Winthrop Q ,W Wt ix 4 Yr vw, Vu ' , Vi? DJ fx- i - ' nge.. Y , 4 - 4. N - .- Q' 7 xc l' . 4 A ,, 'wp 4 W xx . Q ' - -ll t . sh ' ' , . ,I it 2 n E- ' A n Sv 1 w Q lable DS 1 .4 F? L fiL.i4'f'. Bev Girl's Cross Country Opp 40 Lynn English 19 23 Gloucester 37 45 Winthrop 16 43 Swampscott 16 19 Danvers 38 43 Marblehead 15 23 Salem 33 Bev Boy's Soccer Opp 3 Saugus 1 3 Danvers 2 0 Gloucester 0 2 Lynn English 0 2 Salem 1 4 Winthrop 0 7 Lynn Classical 0 6 Danvers 0 3 Gloucester 3 0 Marblehead 2 5 Swampscott 0 Bev Football Opp 12 Everett 0 14 Winthrop 37 8 Lynn Classical 14 7 Danvers 20 Gloucester 32 Marblehead 21 Svvampscott 14 21 Lynn English 6 Saugus 6 Salem 15 Lf , . 3554 ' gf r Y .-N. Ee-ft 5Girl's Tennis Opp Saugus 3 1, g Svvampscott 4 Ziff by 4 irr yvt 1 raarcr 1 l?r 3 1 Mafbllihfiiid -lrrii 4 5 0 5 filflfz P' Q iff 0 5 gf E521 0 4 Lyrijigfiflfassical 1 4 Glaiicester 1 5 Winthrop 0 2 Marblehead 3 0 Swampscott 5 5 Lynn English 0 1 Danvers 4 2 Saugus 3 5 Salem 0 ,,-gg: f,9'+zf'u7R- Bev Field Hockey Opp 1 Saugus 2 2 Danvers 1 7 Swampscott 1 3 Gloucester 0 4 Salem 3 6 Winthrop 1 5 Marblehead 0 1 Danvers 0 3 Svvampscott 0 3 Gloucester 2 1 Saugus 2 2 Salem 1 6 Winthrop 0 1 Marblehead 1 .Q Bev Golf Opp 7 Lynn'English 5 1 1 Gloucester 1 6 Winthrop 6 1116 Lynn Classical V2 M- Danvers 414 51f2Mafb1QhQ3d 616 35399115 9 9 sm 4 3 ' v 119 ' f Q ' ff IV xl 'K 4. if 'K I fa: ,Z y W -. N ' . . 1 Doon TRACK Cu ,W First row: J. Slabacheski, B. Anderson, M. Wolfe, B. Pobiedzinski, B. Pasquirelli, B. Keyes, T. Bowen, D Robinson. Second row: R. Cashman, J. Occhipinti, S. Regan, capt. T. Gannon, capt. M. Bush, M. Fall, L. Bliss, M. Page, D. Tremblay, J. Champlain. Third row: M. White, H. Hnkham, C. Murphy, J. Mahoney, T. Flaheny, P. Desjardins, S. Kluge, B. Kingsbury, M. Bates, N. DiSilvester, D. Lindsay, J. Hayes, M. Krawczyk, K. Rice, Coach Jack Hilton. 120 J , I , ' -1 : 13 l -,,-...gl urns N W ul 6 1. 9 ' T F Q 0 b '9 . F' 1 Q.:-:' ' 5 5 ' ll H i ti ' 1 U' a W, .,,.. .,...-.vt !,,,.,,.,,,....., , , . With an infinite array of talent, starting with senior co-capts Matt Busch and Tim Gannon this year's boys track team had an impressive 9-O duel meet record and was a tough contender at the state level. Coach Jack Hilton, who was elected Conference Coach of the Year helped Tim break the school record in the mile and stand out as the MVP runner in the NEC. Senior Brian Kingsbury was the great surprise of the season . . . this was his first year of track in the high school yet, he surprised all with his talent. In the Conference Meet Seniors Sean Regan, Matt Busch, Mike Fall, Chris Murphy, Keith Rice and Harold Pinkham helped out the other guys by accumulating a lot of points. Through- out the season the underclassmen brought in point after point led by standouts Vite C., Mike B,, Timmy F., Jimmy M., and freshmen Mike K., and Bill P. Thanks to an entire team effort, the Beverly boy's track team is fast becoming a dynasty and with the next years returning brilliance of stars we should look for another great season. 121 W I DOOR TRACK i gt. , -Q .sr 5 5 'N E -4? L. 'YV .. 'A in , ::f f ff?f:' ff a. ' -. - as-4 ' . f 'Q U'f 'f-- .'1-12 E 'l'f f f' fi .. r if gg. XL '17 1M' , 'J 1.. ' ,, , if QQ? gr' x ,gif V 1 L Ar w-,Elf ' I , K' 95 ,K in mf D , M, f S . .L Q. . ,, ix!!! sink -'., f .-..4,. ln.-':H . .., sa 4 i ' , 6 . A V I fwriffzsvag-g wyf 4 2a,V,mQw,.'i U ' N ' f .13 .-4 1 ' if?3?54'f 'f' MQ, K. Q . ' f 'Q A . X K C. E. I .S v P 1 H f ' u 'U in---4.1 5. , , Q J Q swim, Zu A My . Zigi! .qnmgv ' ,,,,,xM-W -l - V' rt ,, gi . ,ff I N 1, , ' , A Y, , . , .- A..Z-,- ' 1 . u .1 Q -ry : .J . 2 i 4 x s - ,H X I s f in ,mm q a 2 ? . i-va A i 1 . ' ' ' ' 5 1 Q H Q 1 ' ' 19 , ' ' -- . ' y 82 A X v ' X 4 CV Ax 5 K l , p A 1 nu! 'V 3 ' ' ,. 3.35, 5 - E X -I Ev 3 C ' 2' 535.7 -' First row: W. James, S. O'Reilly. Co-capt. A. Lyons. Co-Capt, C. Soucy. A. Connolly. L. Toolfffakor. Secohd s ' row: I.. Norris, J. Carratu. C. Legault, M. Palmer, K. Lambert. M, Desjardins, J. Buchanan. Third rovytc 'Q I P- Gary Smith, M. Sidman, T. McGee, S. Blatkl B. Bresnahan, I., LeClerc, J. Gagnon. A. ' MacDonald. J. Hemenway. D. Rose. 'fx . ,I 1 f fl fl. I Lg . 'UF mar- .:. This year the Girls Indoor Track Team had another fantastic season. In the NEC. they finished with a record of 7-2. Coach Smith said the team had a lot of great talent with stars like Chris Soucy. Amy Lyons. Judy Cass and Wendy James. In a meet at Boston University the team tied for first. In the State Coaches Meet, they did not do as well as expected as the flu had invaded the team. Since only seven seniors will be leaving the team. next years team looks strong with many outstanding underclassmen such as Marcie Sidman. Lisa LeClerc. Karen Lambert and Maureen Palmer. 123 y 1 ,- 'ff-slnvanq p.,:wv,,. 9 Q11 A 7551- 35 Uni, N f W,-A GYMNASTICS if :' . J, 14. ' it lv- -'. . L....f' fi J i ,uffif RH- ' ' 5 i , 94 The Gymnastics team finished this year with a 8-1 NEC record, Outstand- ing performers for the team were Tri- captains Kim Nadeau. Michelle Sirois and Cindy Denis and other sophomore Dana D'Alfonso. These four girls also qualified for the very prestigious NEC All-Star Meet. Coach Kathy Holak was extremely pleased with the perfor- mance of all the girls this season. Next year. no seniors will be leaving as there were not any on the team, So. hopeful- ly. next year's team will be just as suc- cessful as this years. 125 SW 2 R? Yi Q 'E E lr .........,i 3859 f ' on Q is rw ' First row: D. Rennicks, R. Boudry. D. Robinson, B. Tilton. B. lnnis. T. Hannon. M. Brown. Second row: P. Murray D. Gerard, K. Newman, A. Civitarese. J. O'Gorman. J. McGuire, S Robinson. K. Reineke. K. Townsend. K Cummings. S. Lyons. L. Ring. ' 1 fi, ,X Y i 8 ...Al t i This years young. but talented Swimming and Diving Team under the superb coaching of John Lazar and junior captains Julie McGuire. Scott Robinson. and Kathy Reineke finished second in the conference. losing only to Marblehead. Both Karen Oliver and Bob Tilton were impressive this season while Cliver and Robinson were awarded the prestia gious high-point trophy at the conference banquets Next year's team should have no problem repeating their fine performance as few members are graduate ing. and the team is swimming with depth and talent. 1127 uf' I Q qv C 6 I Y .2 . mf, I ful' ' 2 F.-ly' 9 3 -! This vear's Boys Wrestling team had a turn- about season under the coaching of Dave Essena and Pete Stevens. For the first time the team had depth as all the weight classes were filled. Co-captain Fossa and Legault led the team to an 8-4 season. Other outstanding wrestlers include Steve Giles, Bob Mackenna and Mike Giles. The most disappointing loss was against rival Salem but the team did conquer Saugus. one of the best in the conference Next year. many of the team members will be retuming so the season should be quite successful. 129 . I BOYS BASKETBALL B 'HEP fi 6 , 1, 'df' fl .. i 2.y,-Clp..Miir,0p,. Q : Ksen, P. Slabacheski, Murphy, N. Tip Dflvlacleod, Dfl-iwchirison, Coa Rom Billings l A Z , -ff T trow T Ha es Co a t Ml hel C I t B Kerr B Pier ni J Nicholson cond row B. 'w L l l I 1. .H oA....l A 1 I ,- 4., V Q-I E5 -...Img , ,,.,A A: in giant- , s at f f 1 if: 4 ,half 9 X L xi Q l g YP-'ti 5- N Q g' 1 2 r ,-N ,c 9 I 2 W1 1 I x .Ig Q3 U 'T ' 'Q .4 3 '6 ...xi ' N 0 S is -4. o 5 nw ,pf 5 ...- F ,PY J be J of 'R : . y 1 R ,gms Q1 xi 3. ya B wh. X Q -'N N 1 6 XX N -.SE S an U This year's Boys Basketball Team. led by star hoopsters Bob Kerr and Mark Michel, had an improving but dis- appointing season. The team missed tournament play by one game. Seniors who contributed excellent perform- ances were Peter Slabacheski. Jonathon Nicholson, Bob Pieroni. Dan Macleod, Nick Tipert. and Dave Hutch- inson. Coach Billings. who resigned af- ter this season, was extremely pleased with the boys' efforts. and everyone is looking forward to a better season next year. 131 ty ' A' 4 I I I ,L h I . . . E' 1 ly BE S V .WV S .1 r- fzvrf Xugvrfv ' DEW., hiv 9 ' 'I s I' L 1 R Y Lf YLY, ,nl x VH S Ly., row. K Young, Tn capt. aecoqnd row: R. Di inado, C. Buckman ut , May, RL. : 1'- ?i7: 7 r-qx ' F. Pantos, V . ERHX X FV3 S. Cook, K Bochynski, Coach lg.. ---rim'-0--F ' ' ,NE 'xgia 5 KRegan,N.Gelina 17 1-1u.:v S S. 'F' vfi .c N 'tax' S 'S X sph, S xslt, 5 'T , . sick' x l. ' . Q Wit 3 3 'V '-5 .23 4 nv s ,, Q With only four retuming letter winners this yearls Girls Basketball team under the leader- ship of senior Tri-Captains Paula Colahan. Maureen Pantos and Kim Regan and with the talented coaching of third year coach Jeff Muth, had what could be called a rebuilding season. This year's team of dedicated players were very young and inexperienced and con- sidering, posted a fine record, Close games became the ritual and only a few points meant the difference in many a win or loss. Consis- tently playing a good game was the fashion for senior Stef Bulpett and junior Lynn May. Coming strong off the bench were juniors Estabrook, Young. and Michaud. and sopho- mores Gelino and Cook. Rounding out the team were Bochinski. Buckman and junior DiDinado who was also was the floor leader for the J.V. team. This years record was de- ceptive and did not quite reflect the dedication of the dedication of the girls. Next years team with the loss of only four players will be a group to reckon with. 133 1 o.. ' Q5 1 0' A Bovs HocKEY u. V 5 J. 4, , , I-1 iz. EJ , z . 1. ,..,F:, . , E . ,w s L rw, b .Nh First row' J, Evans. J Putur. C, Burke. S Pascucci, A Tamilio. T Gillis. E. Evans. D Oulette, B. Small, D. Pascucci. S Hegarty. D. Lewis, Second row' M Kennedy. D, O'Bnen. M Hatcher. M Lord. J Parisella. B, Hamor. C. Albano. C. Auger. R Zocco. J. Clarizia. P Divincenzo. B Steeves. S. Spencer. B. Head Coach Mike Deering. Manager Brian Hall, '--Q-.,.,, .5 .1 Hmckey. Asst, Coach Ken lrvln . I -, . A vf.Li?': V- lv' 'V' 1' '31 1 ,- L ffl 5 .J Nsfi W i 5 74 v .5 J ' 4 4. ,.,4- 'ff 'A ' A 1 J ' t: I s vp ' e s. , V x V-,T xxx N' '. xfh 'L , - S 5 5 al 4' ? N any I 5 ' Led by co-captains. Bill Hamor and Mike Kennedy, this year's Hockey Team learned a lesson in pride which was apparent in their impressive 9-9 record. Under first year Coach Mike Deering. the Panthers missed league play-offs by one game: however. they still surpassed their original expecta- tions. Senior Brian Steeves and Junior Steve Pascucci represented Beverly in the NEC All-Stars. Gthers whose fine perfor- mances contributed to the team included Tony Tamilio. Eric Evans, Dave O'Brien. Jason Parisella, Brian Hickey, and Chris Albano. Next year. with many underclass- men retuming, Beverly Hickey is anticipat- ing an outstanding season. 135 so .L e,g ygu.. CHEERLEADERS . . f Us aj...-V 'li BEV HOCKEY OPP 1 Gloucester 7 7 Lynn Classical 1 5 Salem 3 2 Danvers 3 2 Winthrop 4 6 Lynn English 4 1 Swampscott 0 3 Saugus 4 7 Marblehead 3 2 Glocester 4 11 Lynn Classical 3 5 Salem 2 2 Danvers 3 3 Winthrop 5 5 Lynn English 1 4 Swampscott 3 1 Saugus 2 BEV BOYS BASKETBALL OPP 63 Marblehead 49 76 Swampscott 64 50 Lynn English 45 75 Saugus 64 68 Peabody 64 46 St. John's Prep 54 70 Winthrop 61 48 Lynn Classical 66 63 Danvers 59 64 Salem 69 79 Gloucester 53 86 Marblehead 69 62 Lynn English 64 92 Saugus 79 67 Swampscott 69 80 Winthrop 68 76 Lynn Classical 80 77 Danvers 79 92 Gloucester 74 80 Salem 65 w A Ti. 'i x iw 1 ,K 'Q .. I- BEV SWIMMING OPP L Medford W L Malden W W Lynn English L W Lynn Classical L W Wakefield L W Danvers L L St. Johns W L Marblehead W W Salem l. BEV GlRL'S INDOOR TRACK OPP 32 Winthrop 50 50 Marblehead 32 38 Swampscott 44 64 Gloucester 17 75 Lynn English 7 46 Danvers 38 50 Salem 32 BEV WRESTLING OPP 18 Melrose 48 6 North Andover 60 21 Greater Lawrence 45 42 Saugus 30 6 Triton 64 35 lpswich 27 17 Greater Lowell 45 28 Lynnfield 42 24 North Reading 42 27 Salem 42 48 Minuteman Tech 24 30 Shawsheen 36 35 Georgetown 32 l. BEV GYMNASTICS OPP 97.35 Winchester 92.8 1044 Wakefield 100.35 105.4 Salem 90.8 103.7 Gloucester 86.7 112.1 Saugus 79.9 104.7 Marblehead 95.5 109.1 North Reading 77.5 106.75 Winthrop 97.8 112.6 Danvers 121.1 BEV BOYS INDOOR TRACK OPP 77 Winthrop 9 73 Marblehead 13 77 Lynn English 9 551f2 Swampscott 301 1 73 Gloucester 12 72 Danvers 14 69 Salem 17 + -',,ss0' BEV GIRLS BASKETBALL OPP 38 Marblehead 50 49 Swampscott 48 44 Lynn English 51 57 Saugus 59 33 Watertown 45 34 Winthrop 71 35 Lynn Classical 36 41 Danvers 43 41 Salem 50 35 Gloucester 36 38 Marblehead 50 38 Swampscott 22 40 Lynn English 33 39 Saugus 51 15 Winthrop 62 36 Lynn Classical 35 40 Danvers 50 65 Gloucester 59 32 Salem 55 42 Newton North 36 137 UNIOR VARSITY AN FRESHM TE MS TENNIS Martha Tassinari Karen Trask Robin Beaudreau Amy Knott Diane Fanning SOCCER Kysa Schaefer Jamie Nikorowski Michelle O'Brien Tara lnterland Kris Kluge Ellen Chounard Kristine Markey Stephanie Cucaru Samantha Vamavas Kelly Powers Sarah Close Beth Gerazinski FIELD HOCKEY Janie Scott Karen Lambert Diane Stewart Beth Powers Dina Vigliotta Dena Hamor Lisa Frasca Nancy Rae Ellen Gallant Sharon Dion Cindy Doyle Sharon Stecker Debbie Denis Cathy Leech Robin Umbly Holly Currier FOOTBALL Pat Barror Chris Brown Jeff Bryson David Caverly Andrew Fielding Robert Guay Bob Keys Sean Barror Darryl Deragen Bob Frost John Mandragoris Jim Slabacheski Kurt O'Rourke Jeff Ramsdell Dennis Tarr Charles Burke John Clarizia Peter DiVincenzo David Nuccio Rick DePasquale Mike Lamonte Steve Lindsay Paul LeClerc Dave Mandragoras Phil Pascucci Jim Rodden Ken Shield Jeff Silva Glenn Corbett Tim Flaherty Hal Geary Steve Kluge John Mahoney Kyle Manuel Pat Murray Nick Papandreau Glenn Wilczek Ed Wright Jason Straw Brad Lord Tim Byme Ron Guinta Fred Cwik Peter Denneson Robert Ginsburg Ray Arsenault James Cecchini Rick Carvajal Ray Clemons Troy Ward Chris Toulouse Phil Jalbert Dana Tremblay Kevin McGrath Mark Nicolo John Morency SOCCER Doug Cellineri Rich Clark Todd Coppi John Fossa Rodne Genawese Scott Cgriffin Steven Hill Craig Hunter Andy Lambert Daniel McCarthy Tom Nolan Ken Rennard Paul Rogers Dave Servizio Patrick Terry Christos Andrianop Dan DiLorenzo David Edwards John Guidaitis John Higgins Sean Kelly Russ Lemelin Jim Mahoney oulos Brett Tipert Alvin White Steven Atwood John Cotoia Dave Ducharme Robert Fvitts Mark Hatcher Mike Wolfe GIRLS BASKETBALL Mickey Stanwood Donna Hanable Kristin Cook Cindy Gorski Jennifer Feehan Tanya O'Malley Flicia Estrella Carole Powers Kelly Powers Kris Kluge Sally Neal Carrie Smith Robin DiDinado Cherly Cook Cheryl Buckman Michelle Michaud Karen Bochinski Beth Gussack Lori McNeil Missy Rathbun Dena Hamor Nancy DePasquale Libby Davico Kim Day BOYS BASKETBALL Peter Murphy Ed Sargent Ray Alexander Hal Geary Mike Horrigan Brian Hadden Kevin McGum George Coplas Steve Pieroni Scott Louis Scott Tewey Chris Brown Shawn Wescott Kevin McGrath Chris Peters Scott Griffin Gary Murphy Gerard Trimarco Paul Rogers Paul Westfield John Comeau Dave Mandrigorus Jeff Bryson Rick Carvajol 4 I ,, .- 5 K., J AA? 0 'HQ ' r 'fu 1 F' ! i . A . 41 ' -1 , cl -Y fm- .MA N' 4-.' 139 -,V -.. 7, 4, 'iw 5 W 4,15 ,7 7 llffbh 'M' iw, , .gf A..L'bf 4 wwf, 1 xg.L'2?3? 1 Q 3:5214 . . , vw, , ,zgq ' if-if 'affix' I Hi? ff-L.. , . ' M . iff' ., if 515 'ff' ,'. -,Q W4 if 1: A . ' 9 157' af b .wif Q 5-.. f .gf ' '. 'I I 1 . f . ' ,, 140 4 f lr. ,J .Sr M i x :- BI 3 . 1 Y r -'S g . I ' wr 3. . . Q.. 4 X - ' J fl 4 'X X Auxm ' ' ,. .'4., lf9m:N'X' 'Z' 1 -A , ,.A - X ' Q . - ...P- A .. 57-i P -1.4 1-11 THE LEDGER Once again the Ledger has proven to be controversial, yet in the journalistic sense, true to fact. It heralded in the new school year with the news of the new superinten- dent and an article relating the views of the students to the draft situation. It received local press coverage for its polling of US history classes and its naming Dr. Helen Caldicott as i'Woman of the Year. The staff at the Times looked more like an entourage of hand peddlers than a journalistic crew. While Editor Dan LaSo- ta discovered the influence of editorials, Rich Fecteau and Barry Dunphy enjoyed the safer entertainment and house call writing. Scott Dickenson and Risa Babroff, after swopping jobs, held down their re- spective stations with a certain noncha- lance. Kevin Wesley and his occasional sports writer, Marc White, covered the sports area while Peter Fecteau filled the letters column. Vinni Zizza, although not finding his Flies article in the paper, still contributed a great deal. New comers to the scene, such as Andre Teague, Laurie Field, and Ron Gainsboro, along with reg- ulars such as Tim Gannon, Pessimistic Pete, Lisa Norris, Danyele Desjardins, and Heidi Kempersal, were quick to supply fine article material. On the financial and photography side were Steve Giles and Becky Wuenschel. While they usually set their own deadlines, they always came through with the photos and the bucks. It was a transitional, yet very produc- tive, year. lt was also a milestone in Ledger history as the Ledger never did have quite the same viewpoint after the 1983 succes- sion. All in all, it was a fine year for junior journalists and would-be reporters. They covered the news and made the news. Thus another chapter in Ledger history was unfolded. ,ff l'lll ocfff' Back Rowz Risa Bodroff. Mr. Dan Murphy lTimes editorl. Rich Fecteau, Steve Giles. Front Row: Barry Dunphy. Danny l.aSota. Kevin Christenson. Andrea Teague, Scott Dickenson. Kevin Wesley, Peter Fecteau, Marc White. 142 , I 'N-J Meeting Deadlines At the Beverly Times fl ,4Rjj-S.: 92 ,mm 3 la it .1 Q - s 4 W W ata it : la PROMISE ME TOMORROW Promise me tomorrow We may only have today Promise me tomorrow And together we'll find our way Promise me tomorrow So we can see the sun Promise me tomorrow And through the field Promise me tomorrow s we'll run And we'll walk hand in hand Promise me tomorrow The Beverly High School Literary Magazine, the Aegis, has become in- creasingly successful due to the creative talents of BHS students in literary and art work, and the diligent effort of the staff to publish these works in order to display their artistic ability. The Aegis has been cited as one of the best written high school literary publications in the country recently, it won third place in a contest sponsored by Columbia University, and it has won other honors from the New Eng land Scholastic Press Association This year was a new beginning for the Aegis. With the departure of Miss Sandra Smeltzer Mrs. Suzanne Nicolo became the new advisor, and from last year's staff only three seniors retumed. Even though this year's staff, led bv editor Connie LeClerc, is made up only of seniors and freshmen, they all have the willingness and desire to get jobs done. Not only have they profitted greatly from adver tisements, but they also achieved finan cial success from a number of sales and sponsors. These factors prove that the Aegis remains an outstanding publica tion, and we hope this tradition will con tinue for years to come AEGIS -vgr -gf' Th ' V34 Q OL v ffm 1-MQ.. WR!! Hmmm mmml lik! n::n.,,.,, 1-Hamm 'm7mnmmMH '..-s '1fA.--.ng And we'll carve dreams in the sand But if you can't keep your promise And we start to fade away I thank you for the happiness YOu've given me today Laura Garrity 144 'S .1 i 'T g-.3311-iyfe kk IQ, .dar -ri--- Y,7 Forti Correlli Andrea Sharon IHC lt seems that the most popular activity of the Beuerlega staff this year was doing seventy-two page deadlines the day be- fore the due date, However. the Beverle- go was completed and fortunately pub- lished. considering the Senior Class had to borrow some money from the Junior Class to do it. Co-editors Andrea Loma bara and Sue Myers led the staff in dee signing 200 pages of layouts. typing 2000 underclass names and organizing the over-abundance of ads the senior class members brought in. All in all. it was a great and exciting year and everyone learned what goes into creating the yeare book - a lot of hard work. a lot of patie ence and a lot of madness. 1-15 BEVERLY HIGH SCHODL BA D TRUMPETS Greg Barry Patrick Beaver John Crowle Jane Holland! Chris Lang David Makios Kim Neuman Keith Regan Vincent Zizza TROMBONES Ted Bowen Robert Fleming Brian Wood FLUTES Anne-Marie Anderson Patricia Bugden Cindi Bunten Beth Bushey Karen Cassola Lisa Christina Kemp Dunn Daren Hiller Simon Jarvis Kelly Powers David Rowe Joey Semple Brian Tilton Alvin White DRUM MAJORS Kris Marchand Sue Wheelock SAXAPHONES Robert Cullen Andrew Gawron David George Steve Gilks Kevin Jessen David MacKenzie Christine Mooney Doreen Papa Michelle Piva Barbara Crandall Stephanie Crowley Cheryl Cullen Elicia Estrella Paula Frederiksen Jessica Goodwin Cindy LeClaire Tanya O'Malley Alison Poner Becky Rodgers Lisa Tucker Nanc Walsh CLARINETS Stephanie Curcury Barbara Englehardt Nancy Leveille Laurel Nickerson PERCUSSION David Bye Mark Currier Joseph DiAngelo Carlton Thompson Nicola Ushakoff Hilary Westfall Mark White lan Whiting BELLS Sarah Close Cathy Manning Gretel Seely Doreen Wheelock HORNS Elizabeth Grysbinski Paul Hentschel Don Knuutiila Robin Umbley TUBAS Andy Duchamie Wendy Hallahan Kathy Zocco .W -.-- - -.nan-and P ! , 4-. , ,T 2 ,i .i . .Lt ,C ? Qs 46' 6 .W WBEHDDL BAN Jia - . iv..- ' WU! gfm1 , sw I wx., ws , 147 FL G SQUA First row: Laura Douglas lcaptainl. Margaret Lee lcaptainl. Second row: Margaret Con- gley. Laurie Johnson. Patty Brophy. Anne Chisholm, Lisa Shaw. Julie Rollins. Third row: Theresa Stentiford, Cheryl Tardiff, Brook McComiskey. Chense Bowzer. Gayle Pitts. Di- anne Witmarsh. Lori Cragen, Brenda York. Cathy Connery. First row: Pamela Lindgren Ccaptainl. Kath- leen Johnson lcaptainl. Second rowg Nancy Avila. Colleen Horgan. Robbin Wolkin. Jen' nifer Toussaint. Holly Cravatis. Third row: Michelle Tanzella. Christine Latini. Elena Fab- ri, Maureen Walsh. Lisa Risoldi. Theresa asile. ANTHERETTE SQUA V BATON SQUAD Cynthia Ambrose. Suzanne Blumenkrantz lcaptainl, Lisa Phillips lcaptainl, Kelly Fleming. 'If' 2 3 ,wui if 'T' M... .59 : . . 1 Ugg.. - . H, 5, ,ff N 5 r by f , r' -9, n'2?'4f.v Il . .7 M t- if . . , . -- 5 ,. , ':' , , ,Z ' ,-4 o 732' Q, :QR ,fp 'sl Wir! fa 1 '-of ra Us i' f X.. -22 I' 1,-!.Q' -rw. CONCERT BAND Anne-Marie Anderson, Greg Ba ,D , Beaver, Ted Bowen, Patricia Bugden, Cindi y, an ,L 'y,4,, David Bye, Karen Cassola, Lisa Christina, SaxahfClose, Crandall, John Crowley, Stephanie Crowley, Cullen, A Cullen, Stephanie Cucury, Mark Curner, J h ' Angelo, P' Ducharme, Kenep Dunn, Barbara Englehardgcia Estrella, Fleming, Paula rederiksen. Andrew Gawron, David Gilks, essica Goodwin, Elizabeth Grysbinski, W Paul Hentschel, Daren Hiller, Jane Holland, Simon garvis, Jessen, Don Knuttila, Chris Lang, Cindy LeClaire, Nancy David Mackenzie, David Makros, Catll2mManning, Kris Marchand, . Tammy Marciano, Christine Mooney, ' Neuman, Laurel Nicker- L son, Tanya 0'MalIey, Doreen Pa Michelle Piva, Alison Potter, f Kelly Powers, Scott Proctor, Keitlla, Regan, Becki Rodgers, David-in Rowe, Gretel Seely. Joey Semple, Lisa Shaw, Theresa Stentifordf Carlton Thompson, Brian Tilton, Lisa Tucker, Nicole Ugxakofk Nancy Walsh, Hilary Westfall, Doreen Wheelock, Alvin Mark White, lan Whiting, Brian Wood, Vincent Ziua, Kathy Zaiico. .X X -E .la t - in Q , fp W gTAG5a BAND reg rry John Crowley Larissa Deveau Andre Ducharme Kemp Dunn Robert Fleming Steve Gilks Jim Grant Jane Holland Kevin Jessen Chris Lang Kris Marchand Kim Neuman Doreen Papa Keith Regan David Rowe Brad Small Carlton Thom pson 'Sue Wheelock Brian Wood I Y 4 ,1 . L TENOR Matthew Axelrod Kathy DeBoer Cathy Manning Mary Melia Jeanette Roy BASS Andrew Fielding Anthony Huntington Donald Knuuttila James Labbe Russell Ormiston Kevin Wesley lNSTRUMENTAL Andy Duchamie Kris Marchand Doreen Papa Carlton Thompson Brian Wood CONCERT QUIRE ALTO Ann Chisholm Nicole Donlon Laura Douglas Laurie Field Meg Furey Theresa Stentiford SOPRANO Jennifer Dixon Joyce Matthews Joan Rossi Michele St. Hilaire Leanne Savoy Michelle Tanzella Cheryl Tardiff Jennifer oussaint April Widtieldt 153 Qflrsenic and Lace' remier tonight By RISA BOBROFF Come see dead bodies - live, on stage! For a mere 52.50 you can see two old ladies with an unusual secret in Arsenic and Old L Ace. The curtain rises nf eight o'clock tonight and tomorrow night in the BHS Auditorium. The play is about two helpless old ladies, Abby and Martha Brew- ster, played by Chris McAdoo and Laurie Field respectively. Loved by all, these spin- sters have three neph- ews: Mike Chapman as the cynical drama critic Mortimer Brewster, Donald Knuuttila as Jonathan Brewster, the steroetyped evil neph- ew, and Andrea Teague as Teddy Brewster, who imagines he's Teddy Roosevelt and digs his way to Panama in the basement. Taking the part of Jonathan's sidekick, a plastered plastic sur- geon, is Dr. Einstein, played by Michelle Bobroff. Meg Furey is Elaine Harper, the persistent young woman after Mortimer's heart. Up and coming play- wright Officer O'Hara is Russell Ormiston. Bossy Lt. Rooney is por- trayed by Diana Ed- wards, and Ann Chisholm plays the part of the senile supervisor of Happy Dale ta nut housel. Other charac- ters are Spencer Bra- gart iplayed by Joe Occhipintil and Officers Klein and Brophy fplayed by Mary Melia and Rhonda Wilsonl. Elaine's over protec- tive father, Dr. Harper, is enacted by Paul Way- man. And finally, Kathy DeBoer is Mr. Gibbs, an old man. The director of this production is Mrs. Pa- tricia Flanagan, a teacher at Memorial Middle School. Assisting her in this job is Kathy DeBoer, the student director. A large amount of ef- fort has been put into making this production successful. The cast and crew are very positive about the final outcome. Anyone and everyone are welcome to come see Arsenic and Old Lace tonight and to- morrow night. Tickets can be pur- chased at the door on the night of the show. I i ' 1 4 3 Se QQ Qc sf 5 Fa. 2, W x a Q11 fri? MQX f 1 I I 525' Y 1' f 1 9 I '- . H 4 ff Q-'fe-H ' Kung . KP? if 3- Ig 3 4 1 miziiii r 4 -4: gil 22:16-' Q A mia? 3 1 , 0, N + F 1 I -r R , .5- ,,,,..-.,- 1114 IN... - - ' 1 . gf '-x... 'A 'A ' 1 ' ax A ' I I IHS R 125'- ,v 156 ,xi ,fu bg: ' 'BIB . ,, L X mg. E r x- Dungeons and Dragons By LAURIE FIELD Dungeons and Dragons lcalled D + D by initi- atesl is a roleplaying fantasy game for a group of players. The D + D club at BHS is divided into two groups - beginners and advanced - which meet on alter- nating Wednesdays after school. Each player invents a character and gives it cer, tain powers and abilities. There are different classes of characters, fighters. which most players opt for. are warriors which fend off enemies. magic-users. thievesg clerics. and assassins When the players have their characters. the dungeon master fDlVll. a combination referee and narrator who has absolute power. starts the game The game itself involves adventures in which the players set out to fulfill a certain purpose ln the D + D club the advanced group is on a quest to bring vengeance upon the local Orc bands, The begin- ners, meanwhile, are in search of a certain group of bandits who put an end to the city ruler of their home town. Whether the adventures are in cities. under- ground labryniths. under water, or while exploring underground dungeons. There is a great deal of combat, swordfighting. and taking of treasures. All of the combat and magic can be confusing You can read all of the books lthere are five major volumes and many lesser onesl and still not really understand how the game works. The only way to really leam is to play. lt suffices to say that D + D is becoming in- creasingly popular at BHS and is now a steadfast organization here to stay. IOWZ if f t-rT3 Y-4 K - Ulf gan Dan LaSota. Pat Robinson, 157 THE STUDE T GO ERNING BODIES ffx ? i 1 r V H 1 V. 4 4 A,,, 9 xr E'-H Q' Q First row: Fossa. Tom Wet. Jon Gansenberg. Step anie Swencki. Second row: Apnl Coluntino. Kenny Rennard. John Crowley, va' .f .1 3- H515 on J , , ' e dsx! David Molohey. Peiqshbac ski. Peter Berry. Third row: Mr, Hammond. Debbie Callahan. Doug Vigliotta. Bob Pieroni. John Maggiacomo. K' T Q ' 'AQ iFourth,row: Richard,D35IiS. ke Bates. Andy Karlyn. Paula Colahan. Brian MacDonald. ' ' ' ' ' -fff 158 . J' . 1-nil' n -nr -uf- . ' --fqnanr ff-s l, P .- ' ' ' V ,A ,- 5 3 ,,,row: Steven Croavley 'W Eric Hanson, Brian Kass -MacA ur. cet, Davrd Moloney, Daniel Brath, Mark Brewer. Second Rnchard Davls. Steven Barton. Alan Tilton. Michelle Ambrose. Suzette Davis, Andrew 'Elton Jon Foss. John TR DE SCHOOL CDUNCIL l5Q X. IWORE GOVERNING EQ-'F FR b rt BODIES - ........ A , ,,4 x wL,ii. .',.f x W' 'A STUDE T 1 THE ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY One of the more competitive activities in which a student can be involved is the Be- verly Gamma Chapter of the National Hon- or Society. Unlike other organizations, membership is purely selective. Students qualify for membership in their junior year upon demonstration of four primary qual- ities: character, scholarship, leadership, and service, with a heavy emphasis placed on scholarship. In order to be eligible for membership, a student must attain a 3.6 grade point aver- age. Those who attain a 3.8 or higher re- ceive an Honors Blazer. This is the highest academic award available at Beverly High School and has been presented to twenty one graduating scholars from the Class of 1982. Although this year's officers worked to try to increase the involvement of the N.H.S. among the student body, it is a task which will involve many years of transition. Their goals for the future years are to see more emphasis placed on the four qualifying characteristics, increased civic and school activities, and more involvement of the general membership. The activities which the N.H.S. does sponsor include two blood drives, a Carna- tion Day, the Honors Banquet, and a col- legefcareer program. In addition, two mem- bers from the Beverly Gamma Chapter are chosen to compete in a nationwide scholar- ship program. This year's officers are Clay Burns, Pres- identg Andrew Karlyn, Vice-Presidentg Dee Hamor, Treasurer, and Karen Kromhout, Secretary. The advisors are Mr. John Mahoney and Ms. Joyce Poirier, the mem- bership consists of 36 eligible scholars. -mv. sf' fy' . , . First row: Mr. Mahoney JlAdvisorl, ClagFBums, Dee Hamor, Andrew Karlyn,-iMiss-APoirier CAdvisorl. Second row Amy Lyons Deborah Callahan, Kimberl Polgreen, Andrea Lombara, Dawn Pascucci. Third row: Joseph Sindoni, Eugene LeGault Daniel LaSota Jeffrey Silverman, Sheila 'Reiley, Michael Foley, Susan Myers, Carol Coombs. Heather Collupy. Carl Fossa. Sharon Dowdell Bob Pieroni Cxnthia LeClaire, Dineen Lavasseur. . MATH TEAM First row: John Higgins, Jeanette Roy, Mathew Axlerod, Kimberly Newman. Larissa Deveau. Second row: Alan Bowers. Gregory Barry. Daniel LaSota. Joseph Slattery. Risa Bobroff. Martha Tassinari. First row: Daniel Skolnick, Jennifer Freeman, Robert Fleming, Eliza, beth Grzybinski. John Fossa. FRESHM N MATH TEA 162 9 14 l 41 .fl av Q. . i A i 5. ., Q 1 f . ' 1 'vi 1 '51- Rf' 4. ii .'f' s in Phil? . 'wa I 1 x X ' r , 'fi XN-f: l-S - 4' ' Ze L-'Law 5- ,. i1 4: g .-.-' ' N21 'in '04 . 1 I SCIENCE TEAM First row Daniel LaSota, Edward Cook. Risa Bobroff. Michelle Bob- roff. Second row Joseph Slattery. Michelle Guilmet. Jennifer Tous- saint. Andrea Griffin. Suzanne Lombara. First row, Michelle Bobroff. Steven Gilks. Risa Bobroff Second row Michelle Guilmet. Susan Lyons, Suzanne Lombara. Andrea Griffin Third rows Margaret Mclnnis. Robert Bouchard. SCIENCE L B ASS S- TS Left to Right: L. Pace, P. Flynn, D. O'Keefe, S. Campbell, M. Flynn, R. Zocco, J. Hunt- ley, T. Zarrella, V. Huntoon, E. Girard, B. Center, F. Launsby, D. Launsby, A. Molligi, G. Kincaid, J. Pettipas, L. Carrick. First row: R. Gauthier, A. Tilton, B. Hall, E Gauthier. Back row: K. Sando, R Ra ond, B. Lacraw, J. Palomo, S. Labbe B. Brgrden, Mr. Camerelli, M. Ambrose, C Psui . ' 164 MACHI E ,Qt Ll!!! if! FfeV,Z'NV 5 ,w.'I1.! PRINT SHOP 5 lsr ll fl'vf Ll 5-'fx' i W 4 47 Front row: Dan Tanzella, Peter Presutti, Dana Mi neault, Randy Bumham, Mark Dube, Biff Dodge. Back row: E. McElmon, Jon Gauvain, Jeff Dawson, Dan Bissell, Chris Bolton, David Larocque, Earl Giles, Jeff Hutchinson, Steve Dailey. From left to right: S. Amor, M. Brewer, G. Pitts, T. Sun ,J. Foss, B. Davis, E. Doane, P. Dion, F. lg-llall, G. DeFazio, Mr. Mondi. 165 -1 Dan T anzella, Peter Presutti, Dana Mig- neault, Randy Bumham, Mark Dube, Bill Dodge. E. McElmon, Jon Gauvain, Jeff Sawson, Dan Bissell, Chris Bolton, David lbarfque, Earl Giles. Jeff Hutchinson, Steve ai ey. XX la. ' . nnH n -1 WT ,-4I ,'L':-:-r I Il K ,ff 1...1u M.-7 ,Z 'A ...rw COMMUNITY SPONSORS 1983 Ardmore Associates BayBank Beverly Lions Club Beverly Lodge of Elks 4441309 Beverly National Bank Beverly Savings Bank Beverly Teachers Association A.J. Callahan 8: Son ' Century North Shore Bank Eastem Savings Bank Eggcrates, Inc. Jules A. Gourdeau, Inc. Henry's Super Market Lee, Fraser, 8a Patch, Inc. The Lothrop Club of Beverly Parker Brothers Leslie A. Ray Insurance Agency The Schaefer Company Thiokol Corp.!Ventron Division Close up: It's worth the trip On March 13, about ten students from BHS will be going to the nations capital. Washington, DC., with an organization called Close-Up. The students will not be going just to take a week off from a school. If you like sixteen-hour days or walking all day. you would like this trip! Thirteen students went on this trip last year, and they all agreed that it was well worth the money. The schedule of activities include going to seminars to listen to one or two of President Reagans assistants, officials of the Organization of American States tWashington's wing of the United Nationsl. or some other experts on the economy, foreign affairs. or whatever else has something to do with the great world of politics. There will also be a day to speak with all your national representatives. Listening to people you have heard of or even know can make the week all the more pleasant, That special day includes listening to Congressmen Nicholas Mavroules and Barney Frank and Senators Edward Kennedy and Paul Tsongas. There will also be a day for the students to take in the city and go sightseeing. Most of the students went to Georgetown to shop or just walk around. while some went to such places as the Washington Monument. Lincoln Memorial. and Smithsonian Institute. During the bus rides to the places where the students were to have their seminars, the program instructors gave the students some information about where they were about to go or tell them some stories about places they passed during the ride. This proved to be informative as some students wished to visit those places. The total cost of the trip will be 5532, which includes transportation, the week's activities tduring the time the students will be under supervision by the Close Up staffl, meals, hotel. tips. and taxes. The students hope to fly but will probably be taking a bus. The cost will be slightly higher if they fly. A good testimonial of this trip is that there have been a couple of students who went twice. including myself. By SCOTT DICKINSON I First row: J. Tarr, S. Dickinson, J. Logan, S. Nelson, A. McPhers . S d : M . ,T, T ' , F. M M ll ,J. Ra , S. L J. Kell M. Sidman, J. Toussaint, P. Roberts, B. Refah. Absent from pictuflg Mixgibilmcelfl J. rI3icGuireT S. O C U on y yous, ey' I I 5 El? ill Student C14 M,-.vNt,J Airing: Q- ,gl -Pirniri liiylgiritr Auth TEH, 4 'T' V0 ' WCW. LTA? 5' l A ,px 354,04-.4 Q of uovevvrr-Orff f'0iiiiC', Or' ,if'6- Wi QLVGVO I I : K X Hjir ','iE'fl to be Prviplpiie-ly Z'Y'liQr' Z rpfgre ,iieekin tA.0'Ii.r.qtc,n, 'DC Q vy,' A 3451! 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Brokerxtoe where fyfl gdepped oriloaf a+ffinai dqrge After months of planning and anticipation. fifteen Beverly stu- dents traveled to Washington on March 13 for a week of intensive. first-hand study of government, sponsored by The CLOSE-UP Foundation. Senators Edward Kennedy. Paul Tsongas. Speaker Tip O'Neil and Congressman Nicholas Mavroules greeted students from Massachusetts and openly discussed the many problems facing the 98th session of Congress. Additional seminars and workshops on the Washington political scene and media gave our students a chance to challenge the experts. Teachers and students from the Boston area including Beverly. participated in a special televised seminar, Issues for the 8O's. which was telecast over the Cable-Satellite Public Affairs Network CC-Spanl: and for the first time. Beverly students were able to watch themselves on Beverly's Cable TV station WBEV. The hometown students were housed at the Sheraton National Hotel in Arlington. Virginia and shared their CLOSE-UP experi- ence with students from the state of Colorado. This informal exchange of ideas and cultural features between the students from the Boston and Denver areas became an exciting and enriching dimension ofthis fun filled, super-activityspacked week. CLOSE-UP 83 was more than just a grand tour of Washingtong it was an educational experience unmatched by any other class- room activity. 100 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACCIAVATTI, JAMES: 3 Adeline Road ACCOMANDO. BETHANY ACCA : 15 Cole Street 9220091: Activities: Soccer 10.11.121 Track 10.1 1: C-House Council 11.12: Homeroom President 10, ll,12: Pledge of Allegiance: Rug Rat Club: Quote: Who's the new Zomma Queen? : Three Favorite Things: Weekends crammed in the hatchback of the Chevette. Keynight with the friendly foursome. and Thomas Road: Plans for the Future: To find a cure for love and hatred: for throughout time man has always fought against thue two emotions. ALBANO. CHRISTOPHER J.: 34 Brimbal Avenue. 922-4229: Activities: Hockeg Phantom, Drinking Team Ski Team Captain, President oi Jay Polley Fan Club: Quote: Get o my back. you sex Ei:glhine! BThl:ee Favorite Things: Busch Cans, Bringing out the Garbage: Plans for the Future: Priest, i. or ot , ALLI, ANTONIO: 38 Chase Street. 927-1460 ALSUP. PAM: 6 Beatrice Road, 922-8184: Activities: Guys: Quote: Ya, Ya see ya later! . Three Favorite Thingrsz Skipping school, partying with my friends. and fighting with Ms. Trefry 5th period: Plans for the uture: Flying higher in ite!! AMBROSINI. LOUIS: 7 Robinson Road ANDERSON, MICHAEL S: 17 Sunset Drive, 927-6526: Activities: Hockey 10 11 Ski Club: Varsity Drinking Team 11.121 J.V. Crew Racing. Quote: Up the old dirt road. : Three Favorite Things: Bud and Broads: Plans for the Future: To be thegstarting goalie for the VS. Dart team in 198-4 Olympics. ANDERSON, SUZANNE: 56 Putnam Street. 927-31921 Quote: What ya gummin about? : Three Favorite Things: Parties at H.S., M.S,, and Stoli on the rocks: Plans for the Future. Hairdressing, Cosmetology. ANDRFAS, MICHAEL. 18 Folger Avenue, 922-1812: Activities: Football 10.11.121 Baseball 10: Lacrosse 12: Quote: Never except defeat. : Three Favorite Things: Fast Cars, Ladies. and Good friends and Good times. Plans for the Future: To attend college and become a pilot. ANDREWS. DEBBIE: 7 Hathaway Avenue, 922-7071. Quote. Stop Talkingl 1 Three Favorite Things. Partying. Rockin Roll, Vacation: Plans for the Future Nursing. ANDREWS, SHARI. APPLEBAUM, BRUCE: 2308 Broughton Drive: 922-2660: Activities: Cross country, Wrestling, Three gavonte Things: Sports. Girls. and Movies: Plans for the Future: Law enforcement. Military, and ecurity. ARENA, ROBIN: 12 Woodberry Street. ARMSTRONG. JAMES F.: 8 Tyler Road: 922-57611 Activities: lacrose 10.11,12 Quote: What's gappengigh Luthor? : Three avorite Things: Concerts, Skiing, and Temple Balls: Plans for the uture: o ege. AUDESSE, MICHAEL: Beaver Pond Road. BABCOCK. BRIAN: 10 Colgate Road: 922-62665 Activities: Wrestling 11.12: Track 11,123 Quote: Whats up : Three Favorite Things: Concerts. Bud Team, Parties: Plans for the Future: College. BARRY, GREGORY: 12 Oakhurst Road. BARTH, LISA 8 Blake Street: 922-7006: Activities: Homeroom Treasurer. Paul. President of the Bingo Club. Toboggan Team Captain: Quote: What are you, on drugs? , Three Favorite Things: Pau . partying with my friends. concerts-especially DEVO!!!: Plans for the Future. College-computer programer BEAUVAIS. PAUL: 38 Grant Street: 927-9608: Three Favorite T'hings: Team Handball. clay. sketch book: Plans for the Future: Go to Monserrat School of Visual Art. BECHARD. KRISTIN: 17 Columbus Avenue. 927-1947. Activities: Softball. Homeroom President and Chrisl: Quote: Pick my nose and call me Harry! Three Favorite Things: Baseball. Hotdogs. 8: Chevy's: Plans for the Future: ?College? BEKERITIS, PAUL E.: 49 Winthrop Avenue BERNARD. DENISEL 44 Hillcrest Avenue. 922f2799. Quote: Deb!l . Three Favorite Things: Skipping, Drinking, and fighting with Ms. Trefry 3rd and 4th period. BERTONE. DARLENE M 53 Friend Street BERTUCCI, JAMES 19 Blaine Avenue. BERTUCCI. PATTY 18 Sylvester Avenue. 92216027 BILLINGS, SHARON 14 Porter Terrace: 922-5378: Activities: Softball, Field I lockey:hSenior Class Executive Board. Homeroom President, Quote- Look out for the cat in the road! : ree Favorite Things: Ant Music. Singing with the C-34's and Out of Town M.R.'s: Plans for the Future: To takea big bite out of the Big Apple '!! BINNS, NANCY: 51 Baker Avenue: 927-1793. Activities Swimteam 10. Spring track 10. Yearbook 11, Suntanning Club 12. Quote: Gag mel , Three Favonte Things: Breakfast at Peuter Pot with the other two Stoogers, Draggingqwith K.C on Dodge. Brimbal. and all streets in between. and hanging around with J.K. discussing .C. and F T., Plans for the Future: College and CPA in Accounting. BISSEL, DANIEL A.: 27 Wedgmere Road: 927'l644. Quote: FOMB. Three Favorite Things: To Drink, get Drunk. and fall down: Plans lor the Future: Brain Surgeon 170 ., 1' 'P :lie BLAIR. TRACY J.: 16 Howard Street. BIANCHARD, CORY: 90 McKay Street: 927-7436 11. Football Cheerleader 12. HorneroomTreasurer 12 I swear I was there! : Three Favorite Thing: Rainbow Lynch ParkwithacupInourpocketbooks:Phnsfor BLANGIARDI, MIKE.: 11 'l'h Road: 922-9436 Three Wheeling: Plans for heo'F.uhF?r2: Tad1ntcd'School BLISS. LANCE: cherries, Itstheplts Plans for the Future get Boanorr, Exch io CIubal11gT.2: Senior Things: French toast, BODAK. DANIEL S.: 29 Taft Avenue: 922-5430 BOLTON, CHRIS L: 3 Porter Terrace: 92-4504: Activities: Machine Shop: Ice Hockey. Money. Heiffs: Plans for the Future: Never to party at the Log. BOOTH, SUSAN M.: 31 Peabody Avenue: 927-3328: Activities: Homeroom Tennisteam 10: Football Cheerleader 11,123 StudentAdvlsory Committee12 Havingbreakfastwith the othertwostoges, Iirstlunch with thecrazytable, with thewindowsdown: Plansforthe uture: College. BORETTT. LISA 25WeJIesley Road: 927-1591: Actltlilieszfleld Hockey 10,11.12: with B.H Q Quote: 'I 'ligh Ho Silver' Three Favonte Things: Ho Silverand the hearpeaee, c.sf, A.G. and PJ. tak ln the lnud: Greeking out: Plarlshzl' the Future: To marrya ,i f BOUCHARD, MICHAEL: 1 Midde Street ' ' BOWZER, CHEVISE L.: 5 New Balch Street BOYLE, KELLY: T8 Hathaway Avenue: 922-123' Representative: Homeroom Vice President 12: So Carwash. Thanksgiving Parties at S.P.'s house. I where's chip?g Three Favorite Things: The Rolling gawn, and Chuckie: Plans for the Future: to hijack a nver. BRADY, BARBARA J.: 11 Grover Street fl' BRHINAN, JENNIFER S.: 568 Hale Street. BORPHY, PATRICIA M.: 3 Woodland Avenue: 927-4377: Activities: Flag Squad, Buslnes Manager Musical, Business crew, Our Town: Quote: l'm so Three Favorite Things: Rollerskating, partying. guy watching: Plans for the Future: Get married. maybe go to college, or maybe to New York. BROWN, NICK: 5 Hawthome Street: 92243355: Activities: Lacrosse 10.ll,12: Checkers Team Captain, President 1O,11,12: Bowling Team 12, Crochet Club: Three Favorite Things: Road trips. falling down stairs, running hills: Plans for the Future: To get by. barely. BRUCE, 51 Lovett Street: Activities: Carpentry. Javillin. BRYSON, JENNIFER: 18 Haskell Street: 922-8470: Quote: STOP TALKINGV: Three Favorite Things: Sting, Stewart, Andy: Plans for the Future: To get stung by Sting. BULPETT, STEFANIE: 12 Priscilla Road: 927-383Q Three Favorite Things: Blimrds. Bud Talls. Lynch Runs in the Chevette: Activities: Student Council President, Basketball Craze 10,11,12: Sky Diving Team 12: Riunlte Team l0,11.12: Quote: Beware of killer Meatba1ls! : Plans for the Future: To party my life away at Wastefield State! BURASZYNSKI, PAUL D.: 112 asses sum BURKE, M1CHELLE: 82 Herrick Road, Boxford: 1-887-6029: Activities: Girl's soccer 10,11, 12- Captaln 83. Softball 82-83, Drlnkin? Team 83: Quote: Pm the J : Three Favorite Things: Moos- head, concerts, WBCN!!! ' Plans or the Future: College and Partying!! BURNS. CLAY A.: 320 Dodge Street BURT, TIMOTHY J.: R22 Woodland Avenue: 927-2575: Activities: Sooeer 10.11.121 Ski Club I-4 I Three Favorite Things: Sex, Drugs, Br. Rock 'n Roll: Plans for the Future: College. , ff BUSHE, MATTHEW F.: 4 Exeter Road. CACAS. ANTHONY: 25 Madbon Avenue: 927-5434: Three Favorite Things: Van Halen, Sex. Heineken: Plans For the Future: College. V . CAHILL, BOB: 7 Robin Road: 922-4316: Activities: Soccer l0.11.12: French Exchange 11: Quote: You better believe it! : Three Favorite Things: The Trolls class, Nat and Phill and having a locker next to Debblellg Plans for the Future: College. CAHILL, TERESA M.: 235 Essex Street. CALIAHAN, DEBORAH: 72 New Balch Street. J CAPODILUPO. RICHARD: 25 Grant Street: 927-4658: Activities: Weight llftin? Boidrgg: Quote: Lets go to Bamies. : Three Favorite Things: Budweiser, Young girls: Plans for the uture: oing into the marines to become a ranger. CARNEAL, DARLENE: 321 Cabot Street Rear: 927-8662: Activities: 4-H Club. Swimming Team: 'I1'ti:teeFav1i:rite Things: Pizza ICheesel, Coke. Doing Net lMts: Plans for the Future: Go to work and ma oo ege. MICHAEL J.: 39 Parramatta Road. ANN: 21 Mill Street 927-3714: Activities: Indoor Track and Outdoor Track 10,11,12: : Three Favorite Things: Playing Thumper. coke-acola. Budweiser: and just Party. !627:Act1vities: Gymnastics 10, N.B.'s Philosophy Class. 'hingsz Summer of 82 with KH., KR, N B . and J.T. in Daland Dodge with K.H . KR . and J.K . long talks with Kemwood 927-2035: Activities: Intermural Football and Hockey. Shop, Co-op Program senior year. Lacrosse 12: Quote: Things: Hot VWS, Motorcycles, Honda A.T.C.: Plans for 922-0655: Activities Football 12, Hockey 11, Lacrosse t-A-Thon 1O.11.12: Weightlifting Club 11.121 A- Aide 10,11: Three Favorite Thing: Parties. girls, beach: Plans lor the Future: 8rDClub Scienceldctlon Club Quote' Htl PlansfortheFuture Going to S 18 Odell Avenue: 927-3246: Activities: Qui' Town. Inherit the Wind. lmsd u , , . . , . 22 Lakeshore Avenue: 922-3632: Activities: Chorus, Jan Quite, Flag Squad, Life is a chicken and wearethe shaking balte. : Three Favonte Things: Food. . for the Future: To become a chef. ELFANORS: 7 Judson Street. JOAN M.: 5 Prospect Street. -f ' , W.: 2 Goldsmith Avenue: 922-2323: Activities: Carpentrg A : Quote: I am Things: Pam, beer. nryiurdts Plans for the Future: et rich quick-mayor 1, Captain 1 .11, 2: ., S9at Bite Imemory to Alana C.. and Liz C., riding team cousin again! CIVITARESE, JEFFREY: 459 Elliott Street COLE, PHYLLIS: 8 Blaine Avenue: 927-2192: Auote: Got to the right thing, Three Favorite Things: Tom, coke, clowns: Plans for the Future: To be a succw in whatever do. COLLUPY, HEATHER: 6 Hickory Lane: - COLUNTINO. ANTHONY: Juniper Street. CONDON, TIMOTHY: 6 Hawthome Street: Activities: Hockey 10,11: Quote: Youths a mask but it don't last, live it long and live it fast. : Favorite Things: Fat Chicks and Pee Pee: Future Plans: Only Suicidal thoughts. CONLEY, SANDRA A.: 11 Netherton Avenue. Neptune Street: 922-4857: Activities: Field Hockey 10.1l.12: Indoor Graduation Marshal: Homeroom Treasurer 11. Homeroom Rep. 11. a haircut doot dootl : Three Favorite Things: Swingin' Beach and Tea-Esta. on her face at the Swampscott Held Hockey ame, and pool hopping. Plans for co-star with Amy in a MacDonalds commercial! CONRAD, DAVID J.: 28 Pierce Avenue: 927-1329: Activities. Machine Co-op 11.12. Three Favonte Things: Donna. Blizzards, concerts: Plans for the Future: To Get Rich. CONNORS. ROBERT H.: 261 Rantoul Street. Avenue: 927-1392: Activitiesx J V Cheerleading 10. 11,125 Graduation Marshall 11: HR. Vice President 12: Favorite Things. swith friends especially SB., Genie with P.J.. Plans for the Future: College. CHRISTOPHER: 18 Hillside Avenue: 922-9138: Activities. Machine Shop Plans for the Machinist cools uiunuz A.. 25 Sylvan Road. CAROL L.: 16 Cressy Street: 922-5882: Favorite Thing: My puppy- Jackson Browne: Future: To relive a private weekend in Me though continue it endlessly. COOMBS, ELLEN: 59 Hale Street COPUEY, TAMMY J.: 40 Walcott Road. CORELLI, CYNTHIA: 11 Temi Road: 922-3119: Activities- H R Rep I0 II H R Vita Pr-1-. dev' 12 Float Committee 10,111 Spring Track 10, Yearbook 12. D P Club Quote 'Oh Mi, God' 'Ihree Favorite Thin? Foot Loose 8: Fancy free ln Ft. Lauderdale, Olive oils arm i.ai.nr.g oo: 1. norm of unidentified o ject. and Alan: Plans for the Future: To be Tom Petty s Heartbreaker CRAVATIS, HOLLY: 9Aubum Road: 922-6029:Activities: Pantherettes l l 12 Soccer Cheerleading 12: Quote: Just Ducky : 'Three Favorite Things: Parties. Singing Beach. Eating Plans forthe Future College-Secretary. CROWELL. JOSEPH D.: 164 Dodge Street: 927-3324: Activities: Lacrosse 10.11.12 Three Favorite Things: Skiing, Lax: Plans for the uture: College CROWLEY. CHRISTOPHER J.1 23 Greene Street. CROWLEY. JOHN: 8 Rowell Avenue: 927-3640. Quote Oh : Three Favonte Things T V. Trumpet, Sports: Plans for the Future: College or Military. CROWLEY. LAWRENCE F.: 10 Thorndike Street CUNNINGHAM, RICH 8 Magnolia Street, 922-9112. Activities Rebuilding trucks. Three favonte Things: Parties, Harley-Davidson. Plans for the Future Travel CUOCO, LISA: 12 Walnut Avenue: 922-1287. Activities Homeroom President 10.11.121 A-House Treasurer 12: Yearbook Staff 11,121 Ski Club President 12. Tennis 10. Hoat Committee 11.12. Quote: Yer Kiddingl : Three Favorite Things Dike beach. parties. Plans for the Future: To grow up to be a Big Kid CUOCO, MARK S.: 2 Walden Street: 927-36993 Quote: Dont Bother Me, Live and Let Live Tl1reeFavorite Things: Cars, Girls and Money: Plans for the Future To own my own shop workingwith cars. CURRAN. SUSAN1 32 Haskell Street. CUSHING. LINDA E.: 101 Baker Avenue: 922-4250. Activitiesi Sophomore at Large IO. J-V Basketball Cheerleader 10. Homeroom Representative 10, Junior ar large 11. Secretary C-House 11. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 11. Yearbook Photographer 11. Homeroom Representative 12. Football Cheerleader 12: Quote: One, Two, Three. Switch! . Three Favorite Things: Adventures in the lust mobile, C-34 concerts. and Ant Raps. Plans for the Future To see over the counter at Nicks. DAILEY, KATHLEEN: 18 Smithson Drive. DAILEY, STEVEN C.: 594 ESSQX Sueet. DAWSON, JEFFREY: 32 Longview Drive. 927-2830: Activities Machine Shop. fishing. hunting: Quote: Pouafor every : Three Favorite Things. Motorcycles. no ford' swimming Plans for the Future: Be a achinist. DAY, CAROL: 6 Chase Street: 922-8794: Three Favorite Things Food. Shopping and money. Plans for the Future. Moving out of 6 Chase Street. DAY, EILEEN: 6 Chase Street. DEBERNARDI, ANDRIAN J.: 18 Brown Street. DEDEO, IARRY JR.: 50 Butman Street. 927-08591 Activities Cross Count? 11.121 Wrestling 10,11,12: Quote: Why not put it off until next week Plans for the Future ustom Painting. DELORENZO, KEVIN: 692 Cabot Street. 922-6165. Activities Co-op program lor sheet metal 11.12. DELUCA, MICHELLE A.: 34 New Balch Street. DENNESON. CHRISTOPHER F.: 6 Kennedy Drive DEVLIN, MICHAEL A.: 30 Arlington Avenue DIGENOVA, VALERIA A.. 23 Dartmouth Street. DIGAN, RICHARD: 20 Whimey Avenue: 127-6355. Activities. Wrestling 10.11.12 Quote 'ilts one of those days. DOUCETTE. MARY E.: 19 Cressy Street: Co-op 11.121 National Honor Society 11.12. Quote 'Be happy and make your dreams come true. : Three favorite Things Boating, Bowling. working. Plans for the Future: Full time work. DOBSON, DEBBI C.: 53 Sohier Road. DONLON, THOMAS L: 26 McKinley Avenue. D'ORLANDE. JOHN A.: 13 Somerset Avenue. DOUGLAS. LAURA K: 125 New Balch Street. DOWDELL, SHARON ANN: 3 Sonnlng Road. DOYLE. SUZANNE L.: 36 Ashton Street. DUBE, EDWARD' 23 Chipman Road. DUBOIS. MICHAEL A 18 Rowell Avenue DUCHARME. ANDRE G . 25 Bertram Street 171 fwm 1 0, 0 4 -P 54. ' ar 1' . f QW! ii , , 1 J, 1-gr 'O , ,i,,r - fgpxf v 3 3. M ' , so I I 2 I. A ,L , :M if ,Q u X.. 4 'fl' nv Q 'A A4 V 9 1 , .ff , ' . wh xg 1 2 f A 'X wx .14 A Y - 11 12' Om! Soccer NB.. Ralph Chorus Exe Roller weekends. r.IOI'H'lSON, TODD: 20 Mulberry Street. JULIEN, PATRICIA M.: 333 CabotStreet: 927-0383: Activities: Craft I,lI,1Il: Jewerly I,Il: Criminal Law I: Gym: Quote: Here Igo. into the world. : Three Favorite Things: Roller skating, Tom S., Making things Plans for the Future: Go into the army, and see the world on a cruise ship. KARIORES, BARBARA: 40 Ap Ieton Avenue: 927-0602: Activities: DECA V.P.: Quote: Are you re?5gor thisiz-: Three Favorite 'lqiingsz Vacation, food. week-ends: Plans for the Future: Go to WSCC an en wo KARLYN, ANDY: 14 Pine Knoll Drive: 927-2236: Activities: Wrestling 11.12: Student Council 10,I1,12: Ski Club 12, National Honor Society 11,12: Quote: I try. : Three Favorite Things: Green skiing, Green weekends Nautilus man: Plans for the Future: College-Law. KASPEROWICZ, EDDIE: 9 Lawrence Street: 922:2810: Activities: Lacrosse: Quote: Bottoms Up.' ': Three Favorite Things: Parties, Heinekens, The Who: Plans for the Future: Get loaded. KELLEY, CRISTINA: 24 Ocean Street: 922-9190: Quote: I can't 't till 11:07! ' Th F 't TIUUSS1 Skiing. partying, and Jeff Dawson: Plans for the Future: ulgend college, hoprZFull31IotIIrii become a successful person rn the career of my choice. KEt.t.sY,Kitis1'iN:4ooreenesrreee927-avrzerhreer rit nit .ceferr acre 'Pr r me Future: re enlarge my forehead ee 1 een be fully refrgtaia eengsceemrefm 'Z' ans or Football. Quote Lets music. Plans for the Baiikzlball 10.11.12 Football 10. Student Quote Yak attack . Three Favonre the Future Death 12, Quote KW. Dont lor the Future College Close-up 11. Quote Youths a Jimmie. Neil Young. and out chicks at lunch. Quote Pass rt Plans lor the Future Machinist Cross Country. Indoor winter track. College of Engineenng Soccer Cheerleader 12. National Puppiesl' '. Three Favorite IAFORGE. MICHAEL: 33 Echo Avenue: 927-3021: Activities: Working at a job, Three Favorite Things: Fridays, Paydays, S.C.: Plans for the Future: College or to get a job working I .. ,. X M In IANDRY, PAUL: 17 Sonning Road: 922-1752: Three Favorite Things: Friday nights with RS., BG., and MT. Green death. Lite: Plans for the Future. College. g ' 9 LANG, CHRISTOPHER R.: 97 Bridge Street: 9226779: Activities: Band 10,11.12:g4usical 10,11,12: Stage Band 10,11,12: Quote: Meet me after homeroom. : Three Favorite Things: Sue. trumpet, Tuesdqzsg Plans for the Future: ColIegdBusiness Administration Major. W K . e IAPOINTE, LYNNE: 35 Lexington Drive: 927-1487: Acti I, ' 3 2 etball Cheerleader, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader. Homeroom Representative, Home .' .QCP iff' 'dent 11.122 Three Favor- ite Things: Studio 4 with SP., L.F., MF., C.C., and KB.: Sin 13 ': 1 ij dJefh Plans for the Future: To become an Occupational Therapist. : LARCOM. PETER J.. 8 Parramatta Reed. l g uxsoro, DANLE1. Kzvrtv. 64 Northridge Road: 927-55B2:Thg A: fi Q ,W i y r.. . and Hobbits. 1: . ,- w , 1 4 - if ' IAURANZANO, MARK: 36 Berman Street 922-9372. Aerrvrueee Pei-ry mQuote: '-coed tueteao everyone, tEnzol. : Three Favorite Things: God, Music. Patty: Plans or f Future: Chiff. ' LEBRUN. JANET: 27 Appleton Avenue: 922-0788: Activities: NursingHome, Worlgsittingdown. Mr. Mlchel's office: Quote: Is Mr. Michel here? : Three Favorite Things: snow days, weekends. food: Plans for the Future: Don't know yet. 'B M i. LECLAIRE, CYNTHIA A.: 16 Matthies Street: 922-5247: Activities: Band, Yearbook. Chorus, Con- cert Choir. District Musicals: Quote: They're not as innocent as they seem 1 Three Favorite Things: Jaja, 5th period, Fridays at two: Plans for the Future: Computer Science. LECLERC, CONSTANCE: 17 Millbrook Road: 927-1336: Activities: Aegis Staff and Contributor: 10,141,123 Aegis editor 12. Nurses Aide 10. Graduation Usher 11: Quote. It's Friday! Get me outta herein: Three Favorite Things: Wine, men lie. Philll, and song IACIDC Concert 12 14 81. CCRQ, mans fof the Future: To become the smallest big-shot officer in the Coast Guard lor Merchant annes . LECRAW, BRAD: 27 Kemwood Heights: 927-2755: Activities: skiing, snowmobling. bicycle nding. Quote: lt will never with Tlineeiayprite Things pla g the drums. snowmobling, bicycle riding. Plans for the Future: To work for e a hope to get in a rock group in the future xofd, ' ,u .-.e.- --. - ndyin LEGAULT, EUGENE: 6 Ropes sneer: 927-31204 Chess crab, 'ogging, b'ke at g. Q r Fat Rats! : Three Favorite Things: Girls, records, peanut butter: Plans,for the Futurre. Slervicleofgr education in computer field. LEGAULT, LEO: 4 Paradise Road: LEVY, ERIC S.: 102 Northridge Ledge 10, Biology Club 10: Quote treasure. : Three favorite things: places and things: summer of 2' and on to Law School-Corporate ofstrength tohndoneistofinda veling and experiencing new people. College to major irtBusinessEnance United Synagogue Youth.10.11.12: ua - ' . LEWIS, ci-tttikotvrart -'aooMA 10.111 Favorite Things: The Occupant Football 10,11-. 12: Hockey LEWIS Fayette Street LIBBY, PAUL Club:Quote: a ,bum dame sgurrgeons Dragons dz Plans for thlgiuturez e . El.'ErG..eREN,.g' Things: Dancing. leading 10. Basketball I 1. 12: 'Ihree Favorite .vm as E 2 iff 4 Z5 Li Es 5 3 i 7 E I 5 X T' vi LINDSAY, DAVID J. JR.: 1 Larcom Avenue: 922-7882: Activities: Track: Quote: There is no Ilnlsli l1ne. : Three Favorite Ihiriixliunning, Coin and stamp collecting. being with podple: Plans for the- Futurez' To run a Christian kstore. LOMBARA, ANDREA: 943 Hale Street 927-3042: Activities: Indoor Track 10: Powder Puff 12: Yearbook 10,11,12: Quote: Just you and me kid - you and me. : Three Favorite Things: Swinging Beach, Tea-Esta. pool-ho 'ngg Plans for the Future: To make it to Atlantic City and to co-snr with Amy and Alana in a MacDl:nald's commerical and get pushed into the lifeguard. LONG. BRIAN: 35 Hilltop Drive: 922-4168. LOVASCO, DINEEN: 16 Jewett Road: 927-1731 LUCET. THOMAS R.: 35 Aston Street: 922-6854: Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 12, Class Pred- dent 12: Graduation Marshall 11: Interrnural Bmkretball 10, Lacrosse 12: Quote: What's sup? : Three Favorite Thing: Playing the drums, Watching the B.H.S. hockey games. checking out all the 'rls at B H S Plansforthe Future Joinin the U S Air Force 8r.Attendin Colle ein the service and 1 1 ' gr . . .: : g . . g g attending college afterwards. LUNBRIGAN. KRISTIN: 3 Kittredge Street: 927-4416. LYONS. AMY: 3 Beach Street: 927-1204: Activities: Cross Court? 10,111 Indoor Track 10,11,12. captain 12. Spring Track 10,11.12: Student Council 10,11.12: H0158 President: French Club 10,11, Treasurer: owder Puff 12: Quote: You're younggyotfll get oVerit. : Three Favorite beatup tretoms, erotica in a wild mood, windsurfing at t e beach: Planifor the Future: Solid. ' , Dancer on the weekends, Be on a MacDonald's commercial with Artdmaand Alana as my coihliry MACCARTHY, JANE E.: 4 Mumae sneer ' I ' MACDOWELL, KATHLEEN M.. ra Wellman screen Quote: Hey sure. Mads for lunch againew A.,f . Tarree Favorite Things: Friends, WBCN, Children: Plans for the Future: To become an early childhood e ucator. MACLEOD. DAN: 14 Jackson Street: 922-2494: Activities: Football 10,1-1 Basketball 10,11.12: Hamilton spring'-blasketball 11,12: Alt House Student Council President 12: Main Student Council 12: Three Favorite ings: Hamilton, behind the center. arount the rim: Plans for the Future: To enter the Iield of physical education. MACLEOD, LAUREN: 17 Sunnyvale Street. MAGGIACOMO, JOHN H, JACKS : 10 Stone Street 927-6658: Activltiesc Football, Lacrosse. C-House V. President: Quote: Thats Kinky : Three Favorite Thing: 4weeksinstructuredstudy with P.S.. April vacation with the gangll. A week ofcoldonadowrrundertiresun withtheguyslllz Plans for the Future: To be a Fireman in Air Force. MAGLIO, CINDY: 27 School Street: 927-0170. ' 4' MAHAN, DAVE: 32 Dearbom Avenue: 927-0560. MAHONEY, SUSAN M.: 55 Balch Street: 922-6599:Activitia: H.R, Treasurer 10.1 1 , 12: French Club 10,11: French Exchange: Quote: l'm gonna jump! 'Three Favorite Things: Chewing wriglegs lspearmint glum with everyone red: unsmashed trans-ams, lrozenhamburgers at J .S.'s: Plans for e uture: Co ege at St. Joe's, writing. joumalism, teaching. . MANFRA, JOANNA: 12 Liberty Street: 356-4464: Activities: Spring Track 10,11.12: Jr. Prom Committee: Tennis 12. Ski Club: Quote: J.M. ldves RM. forever. : Three Favorite Things: Summer. partying, and Ron: Plans for the Future: College and Law school. MANNING, CATHERINE A.: 14 S lvester Avenue: 927-3014: Activities: Band. Concertquire, Ger- man Club, Homeroom Treasurer: Q'uote: Hokay Loosee, Ah hesplane eet too yoo wum mo tahm! : Three Favorite Things: Rolling Stones at Kathies house, 6th period study. Kris' car: Plans for the Future: To go far away and be a very rich biochemist. MANUEL. CHARLES S., III: 16 Fossa Terrace. MARCHAND. KRISTINE: 3 Lindsa Avenue: 927-2457: Activities: Stageband. Band: Quote: What are you trying to do? Make me sick'! : Three Favorite Things: 6th period heel. Fridays. 5th period Tuesdaysl, Plans for the Future: College. MARCHAND. MICHELLE: 44 Simon Street: Activities: Main office operator: Quote: Work hard and you shall be rewardedf: Three Favorite Things: To be an R.N. MARCOS. DANA. 1 Andover Road: Activities: Airplane watching. snow shovellng, tennis: Three Favorite Things. Boy Howdy, Led Zep, K.D.: Plans for the Future: Air traffic controller. MARQUIS. CLARE: Foster's Point: 922-8816: Activities: Homeroom Representative 12: Three Favorite Things, TC., Impalas, Hockey: Plans for the Future: Medical Technician. MARSELLA, STEPHEN: 475 Essex Street 927-1437. Three Favorite Things: The WHO: Plans for the Future: Drafting-Architecture. MARSHALL, JOHN C.: 53A Cogswell Avenue: 922-8164. Activities. Playing the guitar. fishing, hunting. Quote Death Before??? : Three Favorite Things. Cars. girls. music. MARSHALL. WENDY: 43 Balch Street, 927-6373: Quote: Whats up. ya loser : Three Favorite Things: Summertime. Ed. music, Plans for the Future. Ed and Cosmetology MARTIN, ALAN: 41 Abbott Street: 927-4118.Activities: Diving. Three Favorite Things: Girls. money. parties: Plans for the Future' To become actively involved with a good Job - Iunderwater weldingl. MASFORROLL, RITA M. Nortons Point. 526-4241. Quote. God.grant me the serenity to acceptthe things I cannot change. the courage to change the things I can - And the wisdom to know the difference Three Favorite Things: Going out on the weekends. working. watching soap operas: Plans lor the Future: Work lull time. or go into the amiy MATTHEWS. JOYCE A.. 12 Grant Street: 922-2614. Activities. Beverly High Singers 10,11.12: Plays 10,11,12, Dance concert choir 10,1 1. 12, New York exchange 10: NewJersey exchange 11. Pennsyl- vania exchange 12. Quote. Chumly. I think it's time to go see Mr W'hoopie. , Three Favorite Things: Happy go off you diet days. Gum fights with LD.. C.M . and C G.. Friday nights at the Capri. 174 I 'Westbrook Plans for the Future: -I ,.. u,.fv-A . ,.. manya , D mrofrtiv. Favorite News ellie :i. y BoEden Avenue: 92 it ff gi ? i . avorite Things: v . iz, ,a:3f.f ,. 5 1 , . ' ,yi MJ, M 1 ,Q-. M 'lUf'1 'frg ' lv l- 1 1342El10fKSlI'Cell 927-9244: Activities: -': H i ' avorite 'lhingsz Concerts. Chicken soup Party, ' Mcmra .rnwz R488 Eiriorr sneer 922sr4a:Aarvmes1 nie wane M Favorite Things: Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, The WHO: Plans for the MERRILL, KIM: Street: Im Syked! : Favorite Things usic: MICHALOWSKI 'l'h!f19w5uilirr9. MICHAUDJACKIE: Favorite Things: Summer. E1t... :Three MICHEL, MARK: 23 Walker League 11,12: Quote: Where MIGNEAULT, DANA: 9 Radcliffe Road: Food: Plans for the Future: Go to work or MINTZ, MICHELLE R.: 27 Favorite Things: Horses and MISlNS, ROBIN L: -11 Walnut Avenue: ?'tg5ick? : Thriifavorite Things: New e phone: laughing in Gloucester with G.S.. tor the Future: Col ege, MITCHELL. JENNIFER L.: 150 Dodge Street: Three Favorite Things: Skiing: Partying, Art: Plans for the Future: Artist. et MITCHELL, TINA: 41 Elliott Street . MOLONEY, DAVID WILLIAM: 49 Wallis Street: 927-2850: Activities: Football 10,11,12: Basketball 10: Lacrosse 10,11,12: Trade School President 10.11: House Council Representative 12: Intramural Basketball ll: Track 10,11: Trade School Representative for Mass. Regional Advisory Committee: Quote: Hey, you swamp cow. : Three Favorite Things: Going to Regional meetings tnfonnecticut, Going to Dartmouth. Going out to the sticks of Maine: Plans for the Future: Marinesm. , '-t MOODY. EVELYN: 22 School Street: 927-0266: Activities: Gymnastics 10, President 12: Quote: Kathy. Shup napa you face! : Three Favorite Things: T.R., Weekends with my rod machine, North Shore ommunity. ' MORRIS, KEITH C.: 1 Hilltop Drive. in MORSE, DAVID: 22 Virginia Avenue: 922-8535: Activities: Machine Coropz Quote: Take it as it comes. : Three Favorite Things: Guitar. Girls, Keg parties, Plans for the Future: Travel the world. MORSE, LINDA GAIL: 18 Lowell Street: 927-1247: Quote: I don't care. lets do it anKway. : Three Favorite Things: Music, Clothes. Make-up: Plans for the Future: To become an .N. in a well accredited hospital, MORTON, RICHARD J. JR: 8 Roderick Avenue: Three Favorite Things: Cindy B., Working on my car. Graduating: Plans for the Future: Working and saving up S. MOWER, ROBIN: 10 Stor? Avenue: 927-4501: Quote: MIIdred! : Three Favorite Things: Partia at D.K.'s. Weekends: Plans or the Future: Secretary. MULLEN, PAUL: 14 Woodland Avenue: 927-5730: Three Favorite Things: Money. Graduation, More money: Plans for the Future: Work. MURPHY, CHRISTOPHERJ.: 35 Matthies Street: 927-3476: Activities: Indoor Track 11,12: Outdoor Track 10,11,12: Quote: Okay Ene! : Three Favorite Things: Stevie Nicks, Baseball, Track: Plans for the Future: To become a very rich Engineer. :-MURPHY, KRISTIN: 8 Cross Street: 922 -8346: Activities: Vice President Homeroom 10, 1 1: Powder- puff football 12, Ski team 12: Three Favorite Things: Snow storms. 4tIi of July. the Chevette. S.: 14 Greenwood Avenue: 927-6621: Activities: Biology Club 10. H.R. Wce 12: Three Favorite Things: Tennis. Fast cars, Slow whisky: Plans for the Future: or restaurant manager. Sunnyvale Street: 922-6996: Activities: Yearbook 10.12: GAPP 12. National Quote: Whatcha talkin about? : Plans for the Future: College. Rantoul Street: 927-3388: Quote: We live, we die. and death not ends it. : Money. Money, Monegn Plans for the Future: Mortician. NELSON, PAULE'I'I'E M.: 261 Rantoul Street: 927-7170: Activities: Modem Dance: Quote: Look out. here I come. : Three Favorite Thin : Dancing, Skating, Mr. Linehan's 7th period gym class: Plans for the Future: Business School, Vgfarlf., 'Move out on my own. I: 55 Friend Street: 927-1610: Activities: Gymnastics 10. Quote: Do it upl : Iacadon, Partying. and J.S.: Plans for the Future: To be a administrative NGUYEN, l-IPQP.: 42iBackford Street DEBORA A.: 71 Livingstone Avenue. JONATHAN V.: 95 Northridge Road: 927-8275: Activities: Basketball 10.11.12: Let's flnd some action. : Three Favorite Things: All nighters with the gang. Plans the Future: Sell magazines on a street comer with Smelly Melvin. 3 Bancroft Avenue: 927-3577: Three Favorite Things: Partys, Rock-n-Roll, Living in Canada. RICHARD: 19 Hilltop Drive. A.: 1 Nethenon Avenue. DEBBIE J.: 11 Lincoln Street: 927-1851: Three Favorite Things: Tex, Horses, My can Future: Stewardess, 922-5853: Activities: Soccer 11: Quote: Can you tell me how to trite Things: Nose pinching during 2nd lunch, Eating Barb-o-q'd out fg Plans for the Future: To live out all of my sexual fantasies id: 927-3275: Activities: Aegis 10. Yearbook 1 1. Student Council ting to hit that tree you guys. 1 Three Favorite Things: The shark. ket: Plans for the uture: To sell plastic explosives 24 Cross Street: 922-1838: Activities: Tool and Die making: Quote: Locals Things: Hunting, I-ishing. Snowmobiling: Plans for the Future: To have my own NANCY E. IPROULXI: 11 Phillips Street. DAVID: 860 Hale Street 922-9355. -5421: Activities: Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor im, Biology Club, School Play 1 1: Quote: Here I go to ze Favorite Things: Blondes. edheads, Brunets: Plans or University of owell. Activities: Football 10,111 Track 10.111 Quote: School 'avorite Things: Fast, Fast, Fast: Plans for the Future: DOROTHY: 1 Memorial Drive: Three Favorite Things: Art. Aerobic Dancing, Flowers Sc for the Future: A successful business person. KELLY ANNE.: 11 Ames Street: 927-4579: Three Favorite Things: MB.. My white Toyota. it Road: 927-1076: Activities: Held Hockey, Indoor 8a Outdoor tote: Lets make another packy run. : Three Favorite Things: its Eve: Plans for the Future: To still be living. te One forthe road Three Favonte Things Sports Money Street: 922-6587: Activities: B.H.S. Soccer 10,11: Intramural J : . : ' : . , ine Engineering-Tool and Die maker. JEFFREY: 16 Jame Street: 922-1526: Quote: What a nlghtmare. : Three Favorite Hockey, Cruising: Plans for the Future: Air Force. PETER: 123 Cross Lane. KIMBERLEY PAGE: 8 Warren Street. 927-4718: Activities: Cross Country l0.11,l2: Spring Track Country Co-Captain 12. Homeroom Representative 11.121 e Things: Running. Partying. Making money: Plans for the my own 927-4718: Activities: Varsity Cross Country Quote: No I Glen. Swimming. and Track: Plans for the uture: CPA in PITTS, FRANK 34 Beckford Street: 927-8164. Quote Lets Party Three Favonte Things 'JJ'-JS WHS, Money: Plans lor the Future: Partying alot POLGREEN, KIM: 202 Broughton Drive: 922-6793. Activities Swim Team 111 Hockey Cheerieadtrtg 11, Basketball Cheerleadin 10. French Club 10.11. French Exchange ll Homeroorr. President 11,12g Quote: It'sin mywaat and theway I bnish my teeth Three Favonte Things Wild parties with A.L, A,L., A.C., JS., P.C., and WJ: Dead bunnies in the woods Camping out with A L in Mid-January: Plans IQ! the Future: College followed by a job in the field of elementary education PORTER, JEFF: 4 Myrtle Street: 922-3253: Activities Cross Countigg Basketball. Baseball, Lacrosse Quote: And they said I woulcln't make it. : Three Favorite Things: uba Divin . Weekend parties al gtgries beach, and sitting in structured study: Plans for the Future: Get my C PIA. and go on to the PALAZCIA. CHRISTINE: 40Taft Avenue, 927-4923, Activities: Homeroom Treasurer IU I 1.12. Ski Club 12: Quote: We're finally out LS. I , Three Favorite Things: Ice cream, The beach. Dates. Plans for the Future: To take many vacations to warm sunny places PALULZI. STEVEN DAVID: 17 Victor Avenue: 922-3073: Activities: A V Aide, Intramurals: Quote: Just think, only four more years! . Three Favorite Things: Stereos. Rock n' Roll. Summer Vacation. Plans for the uture: To get a Masters Degree in college and become a successful engineer. and someday own the most awesome stereo system ever made. PANIAGUE, MICHAEL. 49 Amherst Road: 922-8612: Activities: Lacrosse 10.114 Quote, I leave my emgtles to the Budweiser . Three Favorite Things: Women, Booze. The Police: Plans for the Future: To come the American Gigolo. PANTOS, MAUREEN: 51 Lovett Street PARISELl.A, JASON. 3 Sargent Avenue: 927-2323: Activities. Hockey. Baseball, Homeroom Pres- ident: Quote: Geka Tonight! . Three Favorite Things: Gekas, The four wheeler. The threat: Plans for the Future: Take over my father's business. PARISELLA. PAMEIA J.: 304 Manor Road: 922-0219: Activities. School St Stuff: Karl Maidens fan club: Student Council 10, Intramurals: Quote: Oh, I know it! : Three Favorite Things Wonder boy. Snow. Mo's House: Plans for the Future: A good time 8t hopefully a career in advertising. PARKS, SUSAN 106 Conant Street 922-3889: Activities: Main Office Aide 11.12. Panthetette Squad 12: Three Favorite Things: Suomi. Kisa. Jouko: Plans for the Future: College in Rhode Island PARSONS. KRISTEN E 22 Thomdike Street. PASCUCCI. DAWN. 592 Essex Street: 927-3961: Activities: Homeroom President 10.1l: National Honor Society 11.12. Softball 10.11: Held Hockey 10.11. Powderpuff10.11.12.Quote1 Come on LT, were gonna finish itll Three Favorite Things: Sack of potatos. the basket at Dunkin Donuts. PASHALIAN. MARY ANN: 705 Manor Road: 927-5815: Activities Varsity Tennis 11.121 Captain VarsityNTennis 12: Powder Puff Football 12: Quote: It was a riot . Three Favorite Things' Italian food. arching and collecting pictures of Tom Selleck. Going cruising with Jo. Deb and Jude, Plans tor the Future: College-Be successful in whatever I do, PATCH. CHRIS, 36 Bertram Street: 927-3379: Activities: Indoor Track 10. Beverlega Staff 10 11 Aegis Staff 10.11.12 Soccer Cheerleader 10: Quote: No sa. 1 Three Favorite Things Jimmy. Bacardi. The spit. Plans for the Future: To become a housemastetl PELLETIER, SANDRA: 19 Blaine Avenue: 927-1063: Activities: Homeroom President 10, Vice President 11. Library Aid 10. Three Favorite Things: Weekends, Vacation. 11:07. Plans forthe Future To work with retarded children and further my education in the field. PELONZI. MICHAEL: 5 Foster Street PETTIPAS. JOE: 27 Wallis Street: 927-6848: Activities: Restoring Cars: Quote: A mechanic he will be. it fits him to a tea Three Favorite Things: Cars, Animals. Food: Plans for the Future: Adventurer. PHILPOT. DON 8 Nelson Avenue. 927-3293: Activities: Track 10. Soccer I0.1l,12: Quote: Love thy neighbor, or he'll kick your buttI : Three Favorite Things. Partys. Pattys. and more Partys: Plans for the Future. To die of old age. PIERONI. ROBERT C 141 Essex Street, 922-7620. Activities: Varsity Basketball 11.121 Baseball 12. Senior-At-Large 12. Main Student Council 11.12. Hamilton Spring eague All Stan Three Favorite Things. Hamilton Spring League: Florida: Italy: Plans for the Future College. PIERPONT. SANDRA. 13 Bass Rivet Road: 922-3760. Activities: Sophomore Gymnastics Team, Basketball Cheerleader 11.123 Thanksgiving Committee. Quote. Hey. what ever tums you on Three Favorite Things: Bein a member of the Mad Dog Club. Being baked on Singing Beach. Studio 4: Plans for the Future Coiege, PIETRINI. KATHERINE: Madltrthut Road, PIKE, TOM 3 Comell Road: 922-8242: Activities: Work study. Quote: Whatever, Oh my God, Ale. Kappler '. Three Favonte Things LY, Blaits Mobil. Mopars: Plans for the Future: Technical Training in Computers Business PINKHAM. HAROLD 35 Thorndike Street. 922-5889. Activities: Indoor and Outdoor Track 10.11.121 Cross Country 12. Three Favorite Things' Camping. running: Plans for the Future. To find a career POWER, JENNIFER Indian Hill, Prides Crossing: 922-2449. Actitities: Ski Club. Quote. I guess ya iust had to be there , Three Favorite Things: Horses, Skiing. The Police . Plans lor the Future Early retirement POWERS. ALISON L.. 73 Dane Street: 922-2417. Activities Spring Track Il. Homeroom Vice President. Quote: I knew that! : Three Favorite Things: RD M . Music. Sailing. Plans lor the Future To marry R M PRATICO, AARON 237 Hale Street: 927-2337: Quote: Where's Fnday7 . Three Favorite Things Girls, Music. St. Pauli Girls: Plans for the Future: Electrical Engineenng PERSUTTI, SHELLY A.: 31 Sto Avenue, 927-0352. Quote Thats right '. Three Favonte Thzngs JZ.. Partying. weekends: Plansrlor the Future College, Air Force. or rust work 175 PROCTOR. SCOTT R.: 3 Lonlgtellow Street: 922-6295. Activities. Band 10,1 1.12: Musical 11,12: Quote: I didn't do it. : Three avorite Things: Drag Racing, Shooting, Sking. Plans for the Future: Computer Programmer. I PROVENCHER. CRAIG: 18 Union Street: 927-2848. Activities, Baseball. Playing Darts: Three Favorite Things: Friends, cars, whiskey: Plans for the Future To become a Machinest. RAPOZA. DANIEL: 10 Devon Avenue: 927-4153: Activities: Playirig the Guitar, Partying: Quote: Live for tomonow: Three Favorite Things: Food. Good Music, Beer: ans forthe Future: Takingitas it comes. READE, ANDRM: 16 Windsor Road: 922-2302. Activities. J V Basketball Cheerleader. Light crew - Damn Yankees, H.R. Vice President 11, Varsity Football Cheerleader. Homeroom Representative 12, Varsity Football Cheerleader Captain 12: Quote Egyptian 4 , Three Favorite Things: Basketball games with LC., l.inda's chocolate chip cookies. REFAH, BEHYAD BEF: 1511? Pierce Avenue: 922-8654. Activities. Soccer l0.11,l2, Three Favorite Things: Sking, Soccer: Plans for the Future: Going into Business REGAN, KATHLEEN: 15 Gardner Street: 922-0647: Activities. Soccer. Basketball, Softball. Powder Puff Football: Quote: Scum-bucket, Scum-bucket: Plans for the Future. undecided. REGAN, KELLY: 93 Bisson Street: 927-1501: Quote: Hey, ou guys! , Three Favorite Things: Pina, Partying, and Bryan: Plans for the Future: To attend college and pursue a career. REGAN, SEAN: 15 Gardner Street: 922-0647: Activities' Cross Country 10.1l,12, Mame : Aegs 11.121 Indoor Track 10.12: Outdoor Track 10,11, 12: Homeroom Representative 10.11.122 Quote: I'll be right back thete's a bird in that tree I can't identity Three Favorite Things: Indigo Bunting, Futflehead, Great Blue Heron: Plans for the Future: Architectural Engineer and part time Omitho- Ogist REILLY, BRENDK 13 Courtney Drive: 922-8190: Quote. Life is just a party and parties were meant to last. : Three Favorite Things: Parties. Guys, The Who. RENNICKS, JAY: 47 Friend Street: 927-2491. Activities. Football. Track. Lacrosse. Karate. Quote: I don't see any problem in that! : Three Favorite Things Girls. Heinekens, and Lemons: Plans for the Future: To run a fleet of tugboats. RICE, KEITH: 34 Cole Street: 927-6032: Activities. Football 10, 11,121 Indoor Track 12: aging Track 10.11.121 Quote: This Buds for me! : Three Favorite Things: skiing, football, parties: ns for the Future: Westfield State College RICHARDSON, DAVID. 22 Washington Street: 922-1750: Activities: Work Study, Karl Malden Fan Qgote: I leave my empdes for Gansenberg to coIIect : Plans for the Future: United States nne orp. RIDEOUT, PAUL. 1 Winthrop Avenue: Activities: Ski Club. Intramural Sports: Quote: Zipperhead : Three Favorite Things: Parties, Rock-N-Roll. Skiing: Plans for the Future: To get rich. RING, LISA: 10 Wedgemere Road: 927-1008: Activities: 11.12: Swim Team 12: Three Favorite Things: Horse back riding. the country, fancy clothes: Plans for the Future: To oum a clothing store. RIORDAN, JUDY: 604 Manor Road: 927-0934: Quote: Let's hit the Packy! : Three Favorite Things: Kahlua. Riunite, ladies night: Plans for the Future: To stay alive. ROBERTS, PATRICIA M. PATH : 170 Dodge Street 922-8300: Activities: Ledger Staff 10, Homeroom President 11.12: Girls Soccer 11,12: Hockey Cheerleader 11: Graduation Marshall 11: Close-up 12: Quote: It was the funniest thin l've ever seen! : Three Favorite Things: Jello Wrestling, Disney World's Space Mountain with ITP.: Good times at parties with KP.. SS.. P.W., H.S., MN.: Plans for the Future: Go to college. get my PhD. ROGERS, JON: 21 Pierce Avenue: 922-7569: Activities: J.V: Soccer 10: Varsity Soccer 11.121 Quote: you're afraid : Three Favorite Things: The Malibu. Food. Been Plans for the Future: Drop out o o ege ROGERS. STEVE: 15 Herrick Street Ext.. 922-7241. Activities: Wrestlinlg 12: Quote: Scum suckin' peahead with a lousy hysique. nothin' but a pencil-neck geek. : Three avorite Things: Harvard on the Hill. six of mic's, Phil Collins Concert 108183: Plans for the Future: Navy. ROSE. SUSAN: 2 Woodland Avenue: 922-3285: Activities: Indoor Track 10. Soccer 11, Homeroom Representative 11: Three Favorite Things: Jon. Terry and Sue's funniers. ROSSI, JOAN: 11 Ashton Street: 927-7061: Activities: Chorale. Concert Choir girl's quire, musical 12: Quote. I I I Like It! : Three Favorite Things: Singing. Roger Daltry. My up and coming future: Plansfor the Future: I want to go on with my music in some way. ROULIER, LISA: 2 Chase Terrace: 922-8791. Activites: DECA. Tennis Club, Swimming, Wrestling, Karl Malden Fan Club. Photography Club: Quote. l'd rather be dancing! : Three Favorite Things: Dancing, Being a Christian, open minded people. Plans for the Future: l'd like to become a member of a successful dance company. I'd like to become wealthy. give to charity, and buy a old fashion house filled with antiques. ROWE, ALLEN 40 Central Street: 922-6127: Activities: Carl Malden Fan Club: Quote: Who needs underwear! . Three Favorite Things. Sunday packy runs with the tops down, streaking through lynch at 2:00 a.m , Mo's 11:00 parties. Plans for the Future: Criminal Justice. Russo. .ioi-in 12 Andover Road ' RUSSO. MICHAEL 44 Kemwood Avenue. 927-4552: Activities: Hockey: Three Favorite Things: working. motorcycles. money. Plans for the Future To go into the Air Force and rebuild airplane engines. SALLOWAY, JENNIFER: 35 Amherst Road. 927-3085: Activities: Peer Education: Quote: Oh my headl , Three Favorite Things: Wrigeys Spearmint Gum, Kahlua Sombreros. Doc IMD. I: Plans for the Future. Making up the Stars! I osmetologyl, SANCHEZ. THEODORE A.: 108 Northridge Road. 9274977: Activities: Track. Treasurer IH.R.l: Quote I am not afraid of tomorrow. for I have seen yesterday. and I love today: : Three Favorite Things: Alan Parsons Proiect. Curisin' with the Coug'. my little princess: Plans for the Future: Success. 176 sauvnceau LORNK: l2NobleHllIRoad:922-3257:A :sri ci as heerleader. Frenciiciubrdrioie --iaon'igeic :1imrsvoriemiigs: p?rliffmymai0'fnei1ccsfiI.li3urerofu.e Futrrrcztobeawiiondesigrieraridtoberich. 9HI?.O : 2:3 Ashton Street: 927-2854: Aidfvltiesz Slpring 'gaack QLE: Quote: Do you WUI - CIIIIUC aVOflBll'lllQ.'FllIllC,SG'lSy ' L Lenlist' ' an gtting own ns or e uture in SAYWARD, ERIC: 273 E1sotStreet: 927-2157: Activiti . Co-op: Th F ' Th' : GTO' Moosehead: Plate forthe Future: Machlntsr. as me avome mgs 5 SCAIA. PETER: 77 Cross lane: 922-7475: Acttvltt Soccer, lacrosse, Karate, Class Treasure: Quote Rasta : Three Favorite Thing: Wlndsurhr, skiing, girls with nice bodies: Plans lor the Future: gotocoliege, startawindsmirlrigbustness, thatdoesn'twork-Gigalo. 23 Avenue: 927-3063: Quote GElL : Three Favorite Things: SCIOLA, NANCY: 27 Grant Street: 922-813th Activities Work Study Quote: today. Pay t':ichmonow! : Three Favorite Thing Parties, Beaches, Vacations: Plans for the Future: Many a nice SUV- SCO'IT,ilE.NNIFER: 8 MomlngsldeDrlve: 927-2066: Activities: H.R. President 10, H.R. Secretary 11, HR Treasure 12, Held Hockey 10,11: Close-up 11. Yearbook, Powder Puff: Quote: You know what Paula would say! : Three avorite Thing: Ms. S.'s 'Drug Van , Cue Stidrs. MRM tights on the bus ride to D.C.: Plans for the Future: College SCOTT, IAURA: 15 Blaine Avenue: 927-5136: Quote: GOD LOVE YA! : Three Favorite Things: Partying, MyFriends. DrumCorps: PlansfortlieFutureBeaohildsocialworkenwork with children. SCOTT. SUSAN. SCOTT, KEVIN: 201-A Dodge Street: 922-6456: Activities: Football 10. Disabled list 11,12: Three Favorite Things: Robert Parrish. Mlaml Dolphins. Dick's Paintings: Plans for the Future: College. SELVIN, MARK E.: 233 Hale Street: 922-1615: Activities: Track, Football. Lacrose: Quote: Ya, Right : Three Favorite Things: Summer. The Surf, 'I'I1e Sun: Plars for the Future: College. SAVOY, IEANNE T.: 18 Lexington Drive. SHBA. RICHMOND 43 Roundy Street SHERRY, LINDA: 26 Dearbom Avenue: 922-0943: Activities: Gymnastics 10.11.12: Office Aid 12. Switchboard Operator 11. Karate 1l,12: Graduation Usherrette 10,ll: Quote: Lets gol : Three Favorite Things Traveling in the lemon with M.G. and M.T. with no sense of direction. We give our thanks to KK., lThank Youl, Meeting new people, clothes Plans for the Future: To work full time and attend night school. SHERWOOD, HOLLY: 2 Longview Terrace: 922-9032: Activities: Homeroom Treasure 10. Home- room Representative 11. Senior Class Treasurer, Varsity Soccer 11.12. Basketball Cheerleading 12, Powderpuff: 'Three Favorite Things: Weekends, my ears. D M.: Plans for the Future: College. SHIELDS. WILLIAM R.: 20 Chi man Road: 927-4892. Activities. Football 10.11.12. Captain 12. Track 10, Weight Liftinigub 10.1a1,12: Lacrosse 12: Quote: I pity the fool . Three Favorite Things: Qrl watching, football, . T.: Plans for the Future: Hope to be a successful disc iockey someday. SILL, BRAD: 4010 Central Street SILVA, AIAN: 40 Appleton Avenue. SI1.VA, ROBIN M: 2 Porter Street SILVER, LEE: 7 Foster Street: 922-5197: Quote. A little Van Hales is too much , Three Favorite Idllrligsc Partying, Cruising around in a car on a nice night, fishing. Plans for the Future: Become a ne. SILVERMAN. JEFF: 8 Waldemiar Avenue: 922-9444: Plans for the Future: College. ' SINDONI, JOSEPH: 4 Rindge Road: 927-0733: Quote: Dnnk Beer : Three Favoriteifhlngsz sldng beer, Led Zeppelin: Plans for the Future: College, chemical engineering SLABACHESKI, PETER: 7 Sunnyvale Street: 927-6545. Activities. Club Med. 12: Quote: Tall Cool P.B.R.'s : 'Three Favorite Things: Daytona, Hannah, Hamilton: Plans for the Future: College SLATTHZY, JOE 23 Friend Street 927-0271, Activities: Mr, Smlth's lst period sleeprshop, Science Team, Math Team: Quote: Fear is useless. Fearlessness is useful. : Three Favorite Thing My car Diploma: Plans for the Future Certified Public Accountant, retiring at 33 years.oId SLOAD, ALLEN: 28 Herrick Street: 922-8187: Quote: Hey, Where's the Valley? : Three Favorite Things: Weekends, Parties, Vermont: Plans for the Future: College SMAGALA, DAVE: 32 Pierce Avenue: 9274478: Activities: Track 10. Football 10,11,12: lacrosse 11,12: Weight lifting Club 10,11.12: Quote: What am l doing here? : Three Favorite Things: Cold Molson. hard hitting football, hoop at Hamilton: Plans for the Future: To attend college and become a rich businessman SMITH, DIANNE E.: 43 Central Street: 927-3776: Three Favorite Things: H.N.'s. cold weather and inside jokes and hanging plants: Plans for the Future To become an anarchist and rule the world. SMITH. EDWARD 6 Rantoul Street SMl'I'H, GARY I.: 202 Brimbal Avenue STEPHEN: 312 Broughten Drive: 927-1454: Activities: Hockey Quote: Can't to get ou o ere geta mUSlC2 Co-op, Three Favorite Things: from college. 10, Skiing Plans for the Future: Varsity now : nice. : 927 8435 Qupte: Good-bye : parties, sports, concerts, work. 6 THOMSON, DEBORAH: 5 Lakeshore Drive: 922-9253: To attend college. TIERNEY, MIKE: 49 Pierson Street 922-3099: Activities: Golf 10,111 Intramurals 10.l1,12.: Quote: All Illgryhepgrj Three Favorite Things: C.LB.. Green Deathuy' Bryand.: TIPERT, NICHOLAS L.: 6 Lowell Street. TOMKINSON, SHAWN M.: 24 Bates Park TONDRFAULT. EILEEN: 26 Millbrook l'm dead meat, Ring beet, wrench: 'Three Pub: Plans for the Future: executive Ski Club, Work Study: Quote: mayonaise 8: frenchfries. Dorr's Activities: Soccer 10,11.12: captain 11,12. Things: football on the beach with J.B and Ledger 10. Chorale Sr Concenquire take anything for granted. : 'Uiree es: Plans lor the Future: College - Pantherette squad. science team. be setiousI : Three Favorite the Future: college. Good. : Three Favorltgfd T nl iaf..f,.ga.. VASILE, TERRY: 38 Trask Street: 927-2707: Activities: Homeroom Representative 10. Soccer Cheet1eadlrtFh11,12, ICaptain 121: Pantherette 11, Homeroom Treasurer 12. Quote What a bummer! : ree Favorite Things: Vacations, Good friends, Snowstorms, Plans for the Future' Attend college studying Tourllrn. VIGLIOTTA. DOUGIAS T.: 8 Cherry Road, 927-3513: Activities Soccer 10,1 1.12. Baseball 10,11,12:StudentCound 10: Church League 11,129 Quote: . . Charles went to Orchard Three Favorite Things: Tangol..ounge, Westbrook, Actions: Plans tor the Future To play Iour years of Varsity Soccer Mthoutaocumuhtlng any college credits. WAINWRIGFTTZ rmsm iz Dodge sm: Road: 927-2842: Activities: Baseball l0.11.l2. Javelin catching team ll. Look at Bob whata psycho. : Three Favorite Things: Hamilton. Ping Future: College. 922-6025: ACdviti6:J.V. Basketball 10,Student Council Ill Quote: ree Favorite Things: July 4111. Strip Poken Weafsparlies: Plans for the to trip over my beach chair once again. 242 E. Lothr Street: 922-8131. Activities: Student Council, J.V. Cheerleader, 10,11,12: lass Secretary Quote' I know l'm gonna get caught. : Three Two PIy's, M + M's: Plans for the Future: To break mine andJ.W. 's adrictlons. SHAWN: 16 School Street: 927-3683. Activities: Wrestiing, Cabinet making Quote: In the ltirlddadvasity. thouihts are with held, But in the mind ol serenity. thought may be chosen. ' ': Three :Flvoite Thing: Frten , Video games, Plans for the Future: Nuclear Navy. 101 Manor Road: 927-4397: Activities: Machine shop co-op: Quote: What B Three Favorite Things: Guitar, Keg parties. Girls: Plans for the Future: To own iWE1R,.J0l-IN: 32Cresw Street: 927-2837: Activiti : La . 111 Ledge . Th Worksu, Th Things: Music. Guitar, Spring: Plans for th?esFutuC:?sCoIlegZ. I e me us! Road: 927-4284: Activities: Indoor Track 10. Girls Soccer 11. ThreeFavorite Things David. Good times with SR, J.M..J.R M P Future: Katharine Gibbs. 6 Cothbe Lane: 922-6162: Quote: Gotta Love it! : 'lhree Favorite Ghettos, Cap Band: Plans for the Future: Enter the Military. ou one thing? Three Favonte Thing Hamson Ford reakfast Weekends away : College then FAME. : 8 922-15?0: Activities: Field Hockeg, Student Council: Quote- E . . r Q r vw WHEELOCK, PATRICIA: 86 Kemwood Avenue, 927-3296. Activities Hockey Cheerleader 12: Qrotez Are-.you kidding me7 . Three Favorite Things Beaches. Skiing. Homeroom with L T . RW . J.'R, and E. .L Plans for the Future College. WHITE, DAN: 36 Dearbom Avenue. 927-4175. Activities Varsity Lacrosse. Basketball. Track. ggaccerg Quote: Come on Tammy, : Three Favorite Things, Writing on Desks: Plans for the Future: ftsman. , WHITNEY, ERIC: 1 MacArthur Road. 927-6171. Activities. Soccer 11. Lacrosse 12: Quote: Be thereI : Three Favorite Things: Skiing. Concerts. Parties: Plans for the Future: College. WILLIAMS. CHRISTOPHER. 8 Wellesley Road. 922-0175: Activities: Varsity Lacrosse. Basketball, Track lSpringl, Soccer. Three Favorite Things Skiing. Concerts: Plans fort e Future: College. WILLIAMS, KELLY: 11 Whitney Avenue: 927-3588: Activities: Print Shop: Quote: What do you to do? ' Three Favorite Things: Cruisin. Music, Printing Plans for the Future: Staying out of 2 . . r. rr' QWILIARD, CHRISTIAN A: 7 Wellman Streec Activities: Pattem making Three Favorite Thing: Glmes,5now, Camping: Plans for the Futura Navy. THOMAS: 5 Overlook Avenue: 927-0506: Activities: Soccer 10.1 1 . 12: Homeroom Preo- gadent 12: Quote: Oh reall ? g Three Favorite Things: T.V.. Having fun. Parties: Plans for the Future: - ffjbeam large amounts oty money. WINKLER, ADAM B.: 152 Dodge Street: 927-2077: Activities: Soccer 11.12: Tennis 10.11.121 CEHNISCTIRSIIYCI 12: Ski Club 10.11.121 Stageband 11: Quote: Ya-MuIe. :1Tiree Favorite Things: New York, Good music and Good company: Plans for the Future: Become President of Xerox IWOLKIN, ROBBIN: Stlackson Street: 922-8430: Activities Soccer-Track-Gtgnlnastics 10. Pantheret- te-Winrd of Oz Mudcal 12: Quote: I don't think I like that! : Three Favorite 'ngsz Timothy Hutton. Igartylngcuih B.G.. S A., M.H.. JR, D.K., J.G.: Saturday night dancing in Boston: Plans lor the uture: ege. WOODBURY. CANDACE. 25 Odell Avenue. WUENSCHEL, REBECCA 5 Rowell Avenue. YORK, RICHARD: 32 Guild Road: 922-4777: Homeroom Representative: Quote: Death before new wave. Long live Rock! '. Three Favorite Things: Drums. Keg parties. Girls. Plans for the Future: To move some place wann like Honda YOUNG. KEVIN: 15 Lovett Street: 92748544: Activlties: Varsity Lacrosse l0.1l.12: Quote: Ken- nedy, I never saw that before Three Favorite Things: Watching Bootsie cough the cookies. Bud in cans, The Pledge ol Allegiance: Plans lor the Future: o be a candidate in 1994 presidential election. ZOCCO, KATHY-ANN: 18 FolgerAvenue: 922-1812: Activities Band 10.1 1.12. Band President 12. 558101 Notes l0.11,12: Work Study: Three Favorite Things: Partying. Snow days ZOCCO. RICHARD: 4TraSk Street: 927-0387: Activities Hockey Quote: Its nice to be important. but its more im rtantto be nioe. : Three Favorite Things: Going to the mall. Playing Miss Pac Man. 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Massachusetts 01960 Business 46171 535-6500 Residence l6171 233-6112! 1-800-457-6465 X249 RALPH G. deANGELlS, GRI President .4-M... - ...Q-.. Each Office it lndepandenlly Owned and Operaiqd TEL, 927-1522 Evizs. 922-6519 922-9555 DESMOND YACHT YARD Complete Yacht Yard Service R60 RIVER STREET BEVERLY. MA 01915 P.O. BOX 162 'If 4 . 9 9 6 9 PPACTOVX JAMES C. ZAMPELL PRESIDENT m Park Street, Bevertm MA 01915 16171 927-SED oomncmvs me oismouron Of Rehctorles 1. nsuauons The Farms' Apothecary 1 West St.. Beverly Farms 927-0077 Best Wishes Class of '83 Pattem 398333 WOODS Models Richard C. Silva pffmems Treasurer D'es 200 Ftarttoul Street Beveffy, MA 01915 Tel t617j 927-0052 EST llll WINER BROTHERS, INC. HARDWAREf- 9 -ies iuuroui. sr - orrosrtz Post orric: BEVERLY, MASS, 01915 Knight Lumber Mart 8. Home Center 82 River Street, Beverly 927-0032 1 l l I Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Donald E. Cushing Electrical Contractor 101 Baker Avenue Bus: 922-3250 Home: 922-4250 'Q 't 4 2 if. 101 Av- x X 'M energy management Keeping the Beverly Schools Warm 126 Sohier Road Beverly, MA 922-8900 vegan- c lzefzson INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Leslie Morgan 0 James R. McPherson CPCU John M. Dooling CPCU ' Neilond J. Douglas Jr. no. sox 506 ,R 112 somen nom. msvunv 3 H M I 922-0245 ..-' I-gifs. . N 5fg1Qij4?ft5ff'Good Luck Semors! Barbara's HANG-UP 1- ff j, 15 ,if ., ,. , THE COMPLETE FRAME SHOP '.ii?.2 'x '-'w ' N -'Eli 4' H . .:. iff 7 r-f ' Tilt 3a hl!i'ui'!t , . , 'I' S ' In -' 0 ' If l :'f? ' ' .r -S - Iml!ii '5lIlIglDi in -' USTOM sf READY MADE . .4 P Barbara, Bob 305 TOCI SHYCC FRAMES O PAINTINGS 0 PRINTS 16 Dodge St., Rte 1-A, at Rte. 128 North Beverly, C6175 927-7639 MA 01915 Jfzasdfy ON VOLKSWAGEN VEHICLES AT REASONABLE PRICES C7 -tl X I im. 64 Pleasant St, Ed Anderson Beverly, MA 01 91 5 PreSlder1t I6l7l922-1202 LAMPERT'S SPORTS SI-IOP 134 Rantoul St. Beverly GOOD LUCK SENIORSH OLD CORNER INN 2 Harbor Street Manchester, MA CONGRATULATIONS B.I-l.S. SENIORS CAREN CASUAL 28Oa Cabot Street Beverly. MA 01915 Bring in your yearbook for a 2596 discount lno sale merchandisel ATLANTIC TRACY 17 River St. Beverly WAY TO GO BEVERLY I I 1 - Nr X 1 T Qfvvfd' Mr' 8 J I V fu 4 194 F l F Q, Congratulations Class of '83 BEVERLY EGOTBALL BODSTERS THE Sl-IERWUOD CCDMPANY, INC lformerly SHERWOOD WELDING CO.l sends our best wishes for the future of the CLASS OF '83. BEVERLY CO-GPERATIVE BANK incorporated 1888 254 Cabot Street Beverly, Massachusetts Branch - North Beverly Plaza I 922-3451 C 0 n S 149 Cabot Street Beverly, MA O19 15 North Shore's Finest Restaurant THE COMMODORE Luncheons - Dinners - Pub 7 Private Function Rooms seating 10-350 09.2222 'I' -nu., u,s ru ow, Aw- rn copwgm 1915 Am 479 C boi Sl. Beverly Congralula ns Class ol 1985 Rt. 1A, Beverly 922-5390 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES 1983 from Louie's House of Pizza THE DUGOUT 927-2846 WAY TO GO ll! , Class of 1983 Nick's Nick Tilas Best Beef on the North Shore 139 DWS79 319 af1lYr:7g9 SUBMARINE SANDWICH o ge t., ort everly Tel. 922-9076 SHOP 496 Cabot St. Beverly YOU DID IT , CoNoRATuLAT1oNsuu 4 , , P.J. S 1 'S -DATIYSV Cabot Sf- 9224000 32I233.11C.'L'Z.' Beverly k,5p1 :?::'t::'::i:: nu- ---.-.1.-4, -an nv uuulu wlmu , X l N z I .f - K' I x -ff I In I' gl r l'Fi'li 'F U, -Af Sam's Cleaners, Inc. 128 Cabot Street, Beverly Danvers - Marblehead - Salem 1 in I I I .1-.tk ' -we-W- ..,, , v' 1-n-,, fr-.,,..,,. ' ' ' 'f-f v-ffsv-.,,, - r 'nffiww-vaug 4 ,X U ii v Y- --s Y Vex? Y W L1- Good Luck Class of 1983 Compliments of The Beverly National Bank - 3! vL Congratulations Class of 1983 Parker Brothers ,.. w mv-vJ45.-Q.. is-01 -I -Q -ihii.. lkajs , in X. '1F .i X 'A YV - 1 43.1- 5 --Ni ' - nr -lllIP - . , f f -f - '47- 1 - - ' fi! 'ZF sf. . . 4:-A.: -aff-1 I-fwrrttgggaw -. . 'xx' '.,--'-1'f'- T a - F ' an-' : ' .f '-- :-- . On '-4-Z7 . Q- 2255.21-+'.':5- fs- ag-fr fx ,.... A f.w-f-'s-- 1- a -ff. t ' ., P--'- -'xl--2 - 14- -' -cf--' --.-.- ff'--Af 1- n . .,.'- 5.-'L,7g,l5.2i- 3 Q P . -: gfqxzitjq-4 x.. x-it ,ga K 1 .-Q -- at 51 'J 'L-.--if K , - - . 5 - A , qc ' 1. M ' gin.. lg-Q' 'T .Fx Q., --- - 5 N-,L - B... .:.1..'5-.r-f.g'Kj?ba'... 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'J ' - ' V ' 3 I n l 1 1 l ' '- s v ' '. 197 K 2 I Congratulations Class of '83 Beverly Savings Bank 175 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915 C6173 927-0333 Branch: North Beverly Plaza C617l 927-3880 Congr t I tions Class of 83 Beverly Police Benevolent Patrolmans Associatlon ken ll If X 'U E fl. xw QQ Ml uw Q o '19 X l lll l null X e -1 5'VEP-L '41, Ol ae , 'A Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1983 GRGAN gl DCDUGLAS Planning and Research Consultants Real EstateXSite Selection !Developrnent Land Utilization and Marketability Studies 0 Market Analysis Reports ' Site Location Recommendations 0 Planning 8: Development of Sites 0 lmprouernent 8: Expansion Planning ' Morgan and Douglas 112 Sohier Road, Beverly, Mass 01915 Telephone: 617-922-7000 Over Twenty-Five Years of Service 000000 000001449-fQg,., 1 N i 1 W - ff 4 1 1 'i Q