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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

“THE LANCE” Volume XVII BISHOP FENWICK HIGH SCHOOL Peabody, Massachusetts 1979 LANCE DEDICATION Thomas F. Roche In memoriam Member of Bishop Fenwick Advisory Board 1973-1978 Star Date: 4 Sept. 1975. Location: Bishop Fenwick High School Log: We have descended upon the World of Fenwick, the only place of its kind in the universe. We have discovered an atmosphere here that is quite unusual. The inhabitants of this world, known as faculty and students, generate a force that is rarely found in human territory. We are amazed at the amount of spirit, dedication and friendliness that is so prevalent in this unique world. Our mission is a challenging one. We have been sent here to prepare for the future; to gain new information in realms ranging from Physics to English. Star Date: 11 May, 1979. Log: We are happy to report that our mission here has been a success. The extraordinary atmosphere of Fenwick has not only taught us book knowledge but has also allowed us to experience a spirit that is difficult to capture. We have prepared this yearbook in an attempt to crystallize that distinct atmosphere that makes Fenwick the special world that it has been to us. We are sorry that our mission is complete. We have enjoyed our time at Fenwick and we regret having to move on to newer and larger worlds. Over the past four years we have come in contact with a special group of people, the faculty. They play an important role at Fenwick, they are friends as well as teachers. This type of dedication is rarely found any place except in a world as unique as Fenwick. Since our first day at Fenwick, the faculty has pre- pared us for embarking on to new frontiers. They have helped us to develop from quiet, impressionable freshmen to outgoing, strong-willed seniors. p i. f . . m 1 1 K 1 u i A t I ■ ’A j a r WL ' MR. NEIL CURLEY GUIDANCE CUSTODIANS SR. ANN MARIE DALY ENGLISH MR. STEVEN CZARNECKI RELIGION MR. ALBERT DE GIACOMO ENGLISH SR. MARY LOUISE DONOVAN BUSINESS MR. CARL DIMAITI SOCIAL STUDIES, RELIGION MR. JOHN FARLEY SPANISH, RELIGION, SOCIAL STUDIES MR. WILLIAM FOWLER MATH 9 MRS. PATRICIA FOWLER ENGLISH MRS. ESTELLE GNESS NURSE MR. EDWARD HENRY SOCIAL STUDIES 10 MR. THOMAS HART MATH SR. MARIE HOLT TUITION BURSAR MR. MARK HILLNER SCIENCE MRS. EVELYN HURLEY RECEPTIONIST MR. JOHN JAWORSKI SOCIAL STUDIES, RELIGION, MATH MR. EDWARD KAWCZYNSKI SOCIAL STUDIES, SPANISH ll MR. BRIAN LYNCH ENGLISH MRS. ELIZABETH LAMPES SCIENCE . 12 MR. JAMES McHUGH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR mr. kevin McCarthy MATH REV. RICHARD MESSINA GUIDANCE MISS MARIANNE MOSHER MATH MISS RITA MURPHY SCIENCE MRS. VIRGINIA MICHAELS ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY MR. JAMES MORRIS RELIGION 13 BR. PAUL MURRAY SPANISH, RELIGION SR. JUDITH NEE SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. MARY O’HARE GUIDANCE SECRETARY SR. PAULINE JULIE O’KEEFE FRENCH 14 SR. MADELINE O’ROURKE SR. JULIENNE O’ROURKE LIBRARY Jr 0 MR. JAMES PALIN SCIENCE BRO. EDWARD RICE ART SR. MARGARET ROBERTA READING MISS CAROLYN SEDOR SCIENCE MR. ROBERT SOUSA ENGLISH MR. ROBERT TIERNEY SOCIAL STUDIES, RELIGION 15 SEHIORS Has it been four years since our first encounter with Fenwick? Is it really time for us to depart? Can our stay here be ended when our journey has just begun? Only yesterday we were freshmen, young and confused. Unsure of where we were going, unsure of what we would find, we tiptoed down un- familiar hallways begging to be invis- ible. We slipped into a crowded cafeteria praying for a friendly face or at least the chance to escape un- noticed. We felt the pain and fear of growing up. Still, we made friends, we laughed, we cried, had hopes, dreams and almost overnight, we be- came seniors. Now we walk away. We say good- bye. Our senior year has come to an end. Our applications, S.A.T.’s, Op- eration Charlie, times with Mr. Cur- ley, transcripts and Mrs. O’Hare, the parties, the prom, and graduation are all in the past. It is time for us to move on. We will not soon forget what we have learned here: trust, car- ing, love, and friendship. We are the class of 1979. We are the seniors. LEADERSHIP IS . . RESPONSIBILITY CHARACTER INTEGRITY MOTIVATION Jacqueline M. McNiff Vice-President Kathleen M. Delaney Secretary Ronald A. Poussard President Vincent J. Crupi Treasurer Mary F. Andrews James T. Arno Arlene P. Bakis Barry T. Ambrose mm a Timothy M. Barry Craig S. Bergeron Camille Bartlett Patricia M. Billings Donald L. Berube Ellen M. Braccia Judith A. Borek John E. Bontorno John W. Brennan Peter J. Celona Frank J. Carvalho William H. Cole Patricia Colahan Mark J. Dillon Donna M. Dion Madeleine H. Doda Tracey A. Dolan i wF ' j tI v ..7 7 fj i i id 1 im 111 A % .1 Larry H. Donovan Patricia R. Driscoll Julianne E. Duggan Myra E. Edelstein 27 John E. Felteau Mary E. Englehardt Mark D. Fialkowski Brian C. Fitzgerald m sr 2 £ ' ■ Masako Hasegawa Elizabeth M. Hagele Noel E. Guilmet Carrie Ann M. Hazzard Francis X. Hooley Judith E. Hobbs Laurie A. Horne Tanya M. Huffnagle Lisa A. Indrisano Judith A. Jiadosz Kathryn A. Hunt Robert Jameson Carolyn M. Jancsy Candice R. LaLonde Nancy A. Kiernan Phillip R. Kumph Christine M. Kako Thomas J. Langlois Kevin M. Layfield Susan M. Leclerc Orlando M. Lima ,1Mb Kathleen A. McGarr Michael J. Marotta Lisa M. McGuiness Joanne M. McCarthy Andrea M. Manzi Karol Anne McNiff John F. McLaughlin Cynthia M. McKay Amy E. McNeil ■ ... Martha I. McNiff Victoria A. Michaud Jane S. Mitchell Gayle M. Melanson 38 Mark M. Murphy Jody A. Murray Robert M. Moore Monica Murphy Michael S. Potorski Stephanie L. Pierce Patricia A. Quirk Adria Potter Jeannine M. Roy Nancy J. Russo Luke M. Richards Roger D. Romei Dianne M. Rochenski m ■ Jacqueline M. Ryan Theresa A. Sheehan Susan A. Sarowsky David B. Shorter Lori A. Skinner Wendy A. Snow Mark C. Stallings Susan B. Stockwell The smaller beings who in- habit the Fenwick world are extraordinary. They add many dimensions to life at Fenwick with their individuality and creativity. The Freshmen force is one of the abundant energy whose source is yet to be discovered. They have been exploring the Fenwick environment and are beginning to realize that the Fenwick world is a special place to be. Although they are a large class, the Sophomore inhabi- tants have grown together and have strengthened their friend- ships. They are full of power and electric excitement which was proven when they won the Most Spirited in the first rally of the year. The beings known as Juniors are busy making preparations UMJtREtflSS People for the time span ahead. They are making the most of their time here. Even though they are working hard, they are always ready to have a good time. The underclassmen are an important part of our world. These beings are another ele- ment that set Fenwick apart as unique and exceptional. ■ 4 Mi- Mark Brings Jonathan Browning Jill Bulat Paula Buresh Daniel Burgess Matthew Cagney Suzanne Caisse Tina Carr Marylou Casey Linda Champlin Ann Clark Charles Clark Cheryl Clark Paula Cloyd Susan Colarusso David Connelly Joseph Connors Claire Corbin Michelle Cormier Carol Costello Julio Couceiro Elizabeth Creese James Crowley Joan Curran Barbara DeFabio Kevin Derrivan Robert DiScuillo Daniel Doherty Lynne Doherty Peter Doherty John Dullea Michael Dullea Michael Dunn David Dupuis Theresa Durkin Brian Dutille Larry Fay Michael Flaherty Thomas Flaherty 52 Paul Jodoin Rick Kassiotis Brian Kelly Donna Kendrew Jacquelyn Kennedy Steven Krygowski John Kulikoski Carol Lavoie Richard Lavoie Anne Marie Lawlor Julie LeBlanc Suzanne LeClair Peter Lendall Michelle L ' Heureux Maria Lima Scott Loubris Susan Lynch Mark Mahoney IMS Nancy Mahoney Charles Manzi Sharon Martin James Martinage Raffaella Mastrangelo Mary McCaffrey Susan McCarthy George McCormick Robin McDonald Ann McGlynn James Mclnnis Michael Mclnnis Janice McKay Mary McMaster Marianne Mendonca John Morin Julie Mourey Julie Murphy Denise Murray Daniel Murtagh Kathleen Myers Edward Neary Terence O’Keefe Maryellen Pariseau Jane Pelletier Diane Pierce Kimberly Pierce Jacqueline Poussard Nancie Prentiss Lisa Price Kathleen Quirk Donna Reardon John Richards Kent Robarts Beth Robinson Debra Roden Lisa Scanzillo - Paula Scopa Dean Serrentino Laurie Sheehan Carolyn Shuko Brian Silva Mark Smith Irene Sullivan Charles Topel Anne Ullrich Andrea Ventrice Michael Walsh Ann White Patricia Whitmore Catherine Yiakas Carlo Zelano S0PH0T10RES Mark Abbatessa Michael Agneta John Ahern Catherine Archis Stephen Ahmed Michele Andrews Paula Arsenault Tracy Austin Bruce Baldinelli Sheila Balog Susan Barreda Dennis Berube Gerald Bialecki Sean Billert Sandra Borek Mary Kay Brennan Kevin Bugler Thomas Calabro Anthony Calitri Pamela Cardinale Joseph Casey 58 Linda Catarino Esther Chakoutis Michael Chane Ronald Chane Paul Chartier Maryanne Childs Steven Ciampa Elizabeth Clay Elizabeth Clemenzi Antoinetta Cobuzzi Frank Cobuzzi Robert Cody Larry Compiano Joyce Connolly Ellen Connors Julie Connors Linda Conrad Lisa Contardo Stephen Cook Nanette Cormier Eillen Cosgrove James Cronin Nancy Curran Antonina Curreri David Dalton Dianne Donovan Charles Doyle Maryanne Doyle Stephen Doyle Robert Drozowski Kathleen Duggan James Dunn Michelle Egan Mark Ellis Paula Evans Maryellen Farmer Teresa Fay Michael Forsey David Fox Jeanne Fraser Katherine Freeman Janet Frerk Kathleen Frontiero Stephanie Gagnan Elizabeth Gagnon Sarah Gately 61 Carlene Gauthier George Georges Susan Goodrow Maureen Gormley Michele Gould Elizabeth Grady Ellen Gridley Theresa Guella John Hanlon Denise Harrington Bruce Hart Jessica Hobbs Stephen Hooley John Hubis Patrick Hunt Andrea Indrisano Suzan Irwin Mary Jean Brenda Jenkins Carlos Johnson Michael Johnson Terence Joyce John Juliano Barbara Kennedy Rebecca Kenney James Kerr Susan Kiernan William Klosowski Stephen Knight Mary Beth Lapine Charlotte Larson Robin Lavender Michael Lavoie Jane LeBlanc Susan Leger Mark Lepko Gregory Liacos I Victor Lima David Lynch Lisa Lynch Maura Lynch Susan MacGillivray Licinia Madeira David Mailhoit Michael Maio Heidi Makris Stephen Manzi Sandra Mario Mary Martin Kathleen McCabe Michaelann McCarron Michael McCarthy Nancy McGee Julie McGivem Margaret McGowan Mary Beth McGowan Coleman McKenney Susan McMaster Jeanne McNiff Kathleen McNiff Anne McShane Maureen Melton Catherine Mendonca George Middleton Philip Monkiewicz Roberta Monkiewicz Michael Morency Brian Murray James Nally “fW f ' Michele Nilsson Kathleen Noonan Cynthia Norwood Thomas O’Keefe Maryellen O’Neill Rosa Palazzolo Vincent Palazzolo Christine Pangopoulos Richard Parks Valerie Perkins Maura Perry Dawn Peterson Michelle Petranek Elizabeth Pomer Mary Jane Potorski James Quinlan Michael Radcliffe Paul Ramsay Carol Reardon Mark Richards J Thomas Silva Denise Smith Steve Smyrnios Susan Sorrento Karen Sousa Daniel Spencer Edmund Stacey Susan Stallings Hilary Standring Gennaro Strangle Richard Teel Kathleen Terra FRESHCTlEn Richard Abbondanza Tara Abraham Karen Alexander Patricia Andruszkiewicz Leigh Antonucci Catherine Arno Thomas Aylesbury Jeanne Baldwin Michael Baldwin Jacqueline Barbeau Anthony Belliveau Marcia Belliveau Lizabeth Benjamin David Berube Lisa Boaman Francis Boardway Michael Bouchard Marianne Boutchie John Boyle Lisa Brings Maura Brophy Rebecca Browning James Burgess Julie Carmilia 70 Pamela Casey Lisa Castonguay Christyne Caton Darren Cecil Jonathan Chandler Susan Clemenzi Anthony Cobuzzi David Coleman Margaret Coleman Sheila Coughlin Tracy Creese Patricia Cronin Timothy Crateau Mary Cunningham Laura Curran Anne Dawson Julie Dillon John DiPlacido Joanne DiPlacido Debra DiSanto Patricia Dolan Robert Dollard Deborah Donahue Mia Donnelly Maureen Donovan Sean Dowd Jean Driscoll Joseph Dullea Susan Duncan Janine Dunphy Janet Edmands John Fendrich Pamela Fern Britt Fitzgerald Ellen Foley Janie Foley John Fortin Scott Gagnan Teresa Galvin Susan Gallagher Christina Gilligan Deborah Girard Mary Gorrell Anthony Gravallese Maura Green W3 ¥■ Janet Gagnon Joanne Gagnon 73 Grace Gregory Teresa Hagele Cynthia Hall Susan Harmeling Richard Hart Patrick Hartigan Laurel Holston Christine Hosker Jean Hoysradt Robert Jasse Janet Johnson Janet Kelly Lynda Kelly Annaliese Killoran Alexandria Kotorski Anne Kravchuk Theresa Kumph Beth Landry mm m.rmm Michael Lane Scott Lanes Karen Langlois Marie Laplante Antonietta Lapolla Sarah Laubner Clifford Lawton Mary Leach Carol Lima Anne Linquata Kerry Lomasney Valerie Macdonald Mary Lou Mackey Brenda Madore Matthew Mahoney Kathleen Martin Marie Martineau Angel Maw ■j ■ Rosemary McBreen Gretchen McCaffrey Leo McCaffrey Patrick McCaffrey Lisa McCarthy Susan McCarthy Michael McCormick Elizabeth McGlynn Nancy McGowan Lisa McLaughlin Marie McLellan Christopher McMaster Colleen McNultv Elizabeth Mello Kelly Melton Patrick Michael Mary Mitchell y Marie Molea Peter Monkiewicz Elizabeth O’Boyle Leo O ' Brien Lori O’Keefe Kathleen O’Leary Karen O’Neill Kevin O’Rourke Gina Paglia Ann Parco Norman Pare Alison Pierce David Pierce Scott Pierce Patrick Pigulski Bradley Poole Deneen Porrazzo Suzanne Prentiss Carolyn Quinlan Catherine Ratelle Edward Robinson Judith Robinson 77 James Russell Michael Sanford John Sauvageau Julie Saviano Lynne Shanoski Michael Slack Lisa Sopp David Spencer Paul Sperounes Todd Stockwell Audrey Sullivan MaryAnn Sullivan William Sullivan Andree Surette Chriss Tarantino Mary Terra Michael Theriault Joanne Thorpe Mary Tierney Lisa Townsend 78 MBA Scott Turner Elise Twitchell Sherri Tyrrell Lisa Ullrich Dianne Valaskatgis Ann Marie Valotto Sandra Vardaro Marc Verrette Donald Vincent Christina Vitale Eric Walczewski Scott Weller Martha White Lisa Wilkens Robert Williams Kristen Woodman Joseph Wythe Joyce Yiakas Kevin Young 79 In the Fenwick world, there is always excitement and activity. Various interests are satisfied in the many committees and clubs; there is never a shortage of opportunities for participation. From proms and monthly dances to the Student Council everyone has the chance to explore and grow. We get to better know ourselves, others and the world around us through such ex- periences. The true spirit of the Fenwick community is brought to life as a result of involvement in these activities. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to right — Br. R. Lunny, Director of Student Activities, K. Delaney, Sec- retary, R. Poussard, Presi- dent, N. Cormier, Histori- an, M. Tierney, L. White- more, Soph. Class Vice President, V. Crupi, Trea- surer, D. Doherty, Jun. Class Vice president, C. Clark, Second Vice Presi- dent. Missing from picture — J. McNiff, First Vice President. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Front row, left to right — ). Culkeen, T. Durkin, L. Doherty, P. Cloyd, A. Law- lor. Second row — B. Broughton, T. Barry, E. Caden, B. Coleman, B. Bugler, P. Celona, D. Green, J. Brennan. Third row — Co-Chairmen B. Fitzgerald and J. McLaughlin. 82 CULTURAL COMMITTEE Front row left to right — M. McCaffrey, S. Pierce, Chairperson J. Cahill, Asst. Chairperson K. Pierce, K. Hunt, E. Beston. Second row — M. Andrews, K. McGarr, L. Browning, A. Potter, A. Cosgrove, L. McGuinness, Moderator A. DeGiaccmo. Missing from picture — M. Murphy. RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE Left to right — A. Fraser, O. Lima, P. Wood, P. Ywuc, C. Shuko, P. Len- dall, A. Ullrich, Asst. Chairperson, K. Bakis, Chairperson A. Bakis, Moderator Fr. R. Messina, M. Mcniff. Missing from picture — Asst. Chairper- son S. Lynch. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front row — left to right — A. Clark, R. Mastrangelo, J. Poussard, E. Hagele, Asst. Chairperson J. Curran, Chairperson M. En- glehardt, Budget Chairper- son C. Savy, K. Iorio, E. Creese, J. Roy. Second row — K. O’Neil, M. Cusey, M. Cormier, D. Reardon, R. McDonald, C. Corbin, S. Leclerc, C. Bartlett. Third row — Moderator Sr. Geraldine, L. Donovan, C. Shuko, A. White, J. McKay, D. Roden, S. Colarusso, J. Gray, T. Huffnagle, K. McGarr, M. Grabowski, J. Jiadosz, M. McNiff, P. Quirk. Missing from pic- ture — K. Delaney, V. Crupi, D. Doherty. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS Front row left to right — M. Edels- tein, C. Bartlett, M. Grabowski, T. Dolan, M. McNiff. Second row — M. Englehardt, K. Hunt, L. Mc- Guinness, T. Huffnagle. Missing from picture — J. Bullock, S. Sarowsky, M. Tierney. JUNIORS Front row left to right — P. Len- dall, D. Healey, K. Boardway, J. Kennedy, D. Doherty. Back row — C. Clark, E. Flynn, A. McGlynn, M. Casey, J. Gray, A. White, J. Con- nors, C. Shuko. Missing from pic- ture — C. Manzi. 84 SOPHOMORES Front row left to right — T. Silva, J. Juliano, L. Whitmore, E. Clemenzi, M. McGowan. Back row — N. Cormier, D. Mailhoit, C. Panagopoulas, K. Duggan, M. Mar- tin, A. McShane, E. Cosgrove, M. Sauvageau. Missing from picture — S. Gagnan. FRESHMEN Front row left to right — J. Boyle, L. Shanoski, S. Prentiss, J. Saviano, L. Kelly. Second row — C. Lawton, S. Gagnan, R. McBreen, M. Tierney, C. Ratelle, V. McDonald, E. McGlynn, K. Martin, C. Quinlan. 85 THE LANCE YEARBOOK EDITORS: Left to right — Bro. E. Rice, Mod- erator, P. Driscoll, and N. Russo, Photography, G. Nadeau, Art, M. Edelstein, Editor-in-Chief, M. Andrews, Business, M. Englehardt and C. Savy, Layout, S. Leclerc, Literary. Missing from picture — A. Manzi, Literary. YEARBOOK STAFF: Front row left to right — M. Mahoney, M. Derba, P. Len- dall, B. Cody. Second row — C. Shuko, A. White, K. De- laney, A. Bakis, K. Hunt, L. Gormley, A. Ullrich. Missing from picture — T. Billings. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated left to right — Sr. Judith Nee, Moderator, L. McGuinness, Secretary, K. O’Neil, President, A. Potter, Vice-President, S. Leclerc, Treasurer. Second row — C. Bartlett, J. Roy, M. Grabowski, J. Madore, K. McGarr, S. Pierce, M. En- glehardt. Missing from pic- ture — J. Mcniff, L. Goggin. COMET STAFF Seated left to right — M. Slack, M. Belliveau, S. Lanes, J. Juliano. Second row — E. Braccia, R. Harris, D. Berube, N. Mahoney, S. Thornton, C. McMaster, Mr. Lynch, Mod- erator. •imw SENIOR-JUNIOR SEMI-FORMAL One of the highlights of the year was December 23, the Senior-Junior Christmas Semi-Formal. The caf, trans- formed by green and red streamers and filled with the Christmas spirit, was the perfect setting for a night of lively music and dancing. It was an experi- ence enjoyed by all; a night to re- member. BLOOD DRIVE The willingness to offer assistance when it is needed is one of the qualities that makes Fenwick such a unique place. By giving blood, the inhabitants of the Fenwick community had the opportunity to help the rest of the world. warn It has been said many times that hard work and determination are neces- sary for success in any- thing. This statement is proved in every game, match, and meet held in Fenwick. The high level of success achieved by Fen- wick athletes is a result of their long hours spent in rigorous practice sessions. At Fenwick, however, it is not only success that counts. The teamwork and discipline that go into par- ticipation are just as impor- tant. Regardless of whether the team is celebrating an exciting victory or coping with a narrow defeat, there is satisfaction in knowing that everyone has given his best. This personal satisfac- tion and personal triumph is the goal of all Fenwick teams and the true mark of success. THE YEAR OF THE CRUSADER 1979 has certainly been an exciting year for the Fenwick Crusaders. In the past few years, the football team has made tremendous progress. With most of last year’s starting lineup re- turning this season, the success of our team was inevitable. Endurance and skill, inspiration and desire, combined with school spirit and support justified classify- ing 1979 as “The Year Of The Crusader”. With a record of 8-2, no one can argue! Football Team: Front row left to right — A. Fraser, L. Richards, T. Langlois, M. Dillon, D. Osgood, B. Coleman, Captain M. Marotta, B. Bugler, B. Lunt, M. Abbatessa, Coach S. Bondelevitch. Second row — Coach T. Cardillo, S. Ryan, G. Rust, M. Sauvageau, K. Roberts, R. Teel, C. Zelano, J. Kulikowski, M. Radcliffe. Third row — Coach J. Lyons, D. Green, M. Fraser, G. Strangie, J. Browning, S. Doyle, D. Lynch, J. Dullea, J. Nally, M. McCormick, T. Silva. Fourth row — D. Connelly, B. Silva, M. Smith, R. Hart, D. McCormick, J. Ahem, L. Fay, G. Nadeau, Coach T. Fitzgerald. Missing from picture — Captain B. Fitzgerald. 98 3gyai TTT YOUNG TEAM PROVES ABILITY IN WINNING SEASON Volleyball Team — First row left to right — Co-Captain S. Pierce, P. Zelano, M. McGowan, S. Irwin, N. McGee, C. Gauthier, S. Thornton, A. Ventrice, K. Pierce. Back row: J. Dillon, D. Doda, M. Potorski, P. Arsenault, B. Grady, A. McShane, Co-Captain T. Billings, L. McGuinness, L. Home, Coach S. Czamecki. Missing from picture — J. LeBlanc, D. Murray, J. Peacock, M. McMaster, L. Brings, J. Baldwin. 100 mmm TWO YEARS IN A ROW, 8-0 The loneliness and pain of a distance runner Few are willing to endure it, fewer still are rewarded with victory. But aren’t they all great runners, those who win and those who know only the loneliness and pain of preparation? Bishop Fenwick has been fortunate to have a group of cross country runners will- ing to endure the rigors of their training schedule in order to attain a high level of success. The boys and girls team both ran to unde- feated seasons as well as achieving additional hon- ors. For the second con- secutive year, Bishop Fen- wick was the only school in the state in which both the boys and girls teams quali- fied for the All-State Meet. In this competition, the girls team ran strongly to finish third among all of the girls teams in the state; an amazing feat for a school of Fenwick’s size. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: Left to right — J. Fendrich, Coach C. DiMaiti, J. Madore, S. Wilkinson, M. Flaherty, M. Mclnnis. R. Poussard, D. Shorter, O. Lima, L. Donovan, K. Bugler, J. Dunn, P. Hunt, T. Griffin, M. Richards. 102 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Left to right — M. Childs, E. Foley, E. Cosgrove, N. Cormier, B. Kennedy, K. McGarr, D. Healey, K. O’Neil, P. Brennan, T. Durkin, A. Cosgrove, L. Champlin, M. Sullivan. 103 FIELD HOCKEY ROBIN AUGER AND CAROLYN GILLIGAN CHOSEN SALEM NEWS ALL-STARS f AVI . J tlOHOu., n� f wma ■ m ' gtjf J a Varsity Field Hockey: Front Row left to right — J. Culkeen C. Gilligan. Co-Captains M. Murphy and T. Dolan, M. Cormier, M. Farmer. Back row — Coach N. Takis, E. Hagele, R. Auger, M. Grabowski, C. McKay, J. McKay, A. White, K. McNiff, Manager L. Gormley. Junior Varsity Field Hockey: Front row left to right — A. Kravchuk, A Cobuzzi, M. McGowan, T. Creese, M. White, J. Gagnon, L. Whitmore, D. Girard, J. Saviano. Back row — Coach Sr. Geraldine, J. Hobbs, S. MacGillivray, M. Martin, M. Lapine, M. Gormley, J. McNiff, D. Smith, S. LeClair, K. Martin, M. Lynch. Missing from picture — J. Fraser and M. O’Neill. CRUSADER’S BASKETBALL TEAM HAS OUTSTANDING SEASON After ending last year’s season with three deci- sive wins, it looked as though the Crusader’s ’78- ’79 season would be a promising one. And al- though plagued by many problems, including in- jury of two key players, Peter Celona and David Osgood, the team aggressively continued to per- form outstandingly. Captains Brody Broughton and Peter Celona were both chosen Boston Herald American All-Stars of the Week. Brody also has achieved another honor — he has accumulated over 1000 points in his career at Fenwick. The Crusader’s remarkable season is a result of coope ra- tion and true team effort. Boys Varsity Basketball: Left to right — Coach J. Jaworski, C. Hart, R. St. Pierre, R. Hart, B. Bugler, Captain B. Broughton, C. Topel, Captain P. Celona, J. Brennan, E. Caden, D. Murtagh, A. Fraser, D. Osgood. 106 Ck. GIRLS BASKETBALL CONTINUES TO EXCEL The girls varsity program at Fenwick has a long his- tory of victories. Over the past five years, with a record of 96 wins and 14 losses, the Crusaders have dominated the Catholic League as well as the New England Catholic Tourna- ment. At the start of the ’7 8-’79 season, however, things did not look promising for the young and short Fen- wick team. As a result of the long, hard practice ses- sions, they overcame the height deficiency and with great pride and determina- tion, once again had an outstanding season. One of the biggest thrills of the season was the team’s invitation to play at the Boston Garden. There, they took on a tough St. Mary’s of Cambridge prior to a Celtic’s game, an awe- some and fascinating expe- rience. An additional honor can be claimed by the Crusad- ers; four members of the team were candidates for the Junior Olympics. With Captain Maureen Grabow- ski as the only senior on the team, things look as though they can only get better for the Crusaders of the future. 108 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Left to right — L. Doherty, R. Auger, J. Fraser, J. McNiff. J. LeBlanc, Captain M. Grabowski, Coach L. Carlson, A. McShane, K. Lynch, M. McCaffrey, T. Durkin, K. Iorio. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front row left to right — M. Topel, S. Smyrnios, J. Doane, D. Mailhoit, r. row - Coach J. Billings, J. Cronin, S. Ciampa, S. Doyle, R. Kassiotis, M. Morency, P. Chartier. Missing from picture Doherty. 1 — j t W jS � I Jf 1 mm 1 W d ■ j ' A It EES’ 4 444 r n p All f 11 1 j bMI 4 M 4i PL v jn ILir f 3m. A GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front row left to right — J. Frerk, V. Perkins, A. Kravchuk, E. Connors, M. O’Neill, D. Russo, J. McGivern, M. Green. Second row — K. McNiff, M. Walczewski, M. Gormley, S. MacGillivray, C. Langlois, J. McNiff, J. Dillon. GIRLS SHINE IN NEW LEAGUE BOYS CAPTURE CAC A new element of excitement was brought to Girls’ Winter Track this year when for the first time, the team became part of a league. Faced with stiff competition from larger schools, the girls worked with great determination and pride. Their en- thusiasm and spirit led them to a successful 5-2-1 record. The boys team also had an outstanding season, finishing with a record of eight wins and one loss. They were CAC League Co-Champions and Or- lando Lima was selected League Co-MVP. GIRLS: Front row left to right — K. O’Neil, E. Foley, D. Healey, B. Kennedy, L. Champlin, B. Fitzgerald, M. Sullivan, M. Childs. Second row — K. McGarr, B. Browning, T. Dolan, K. McNiff, S. Pierce, D. Donovan, K. Roberts, L. McGuinness. Third row — P. Brennan. M. Potorski, E. Cosgrove, J. Kelly, P. Zelano, M. McMaster, A. Cosgrove, Coach C. DiMaiti. Missing from picture — L. Browning. 112 113 BOYS WINTER TRACK: First row left to right — R. Poussard, P. Wood, J. Fendrich, T. Griffin, M. Richards, M. Mclnnis, S. Wilkinson, P Hunt D Gulbrandsen. Second row — V. Crupi, L. Donovan, B. Murray, C. Clark, M. Flaherty, D. Shorter, M. McCormick, M. Dillon. Third row - Coach C. DiMaiti. M. Sauvageau, O. Lima, K. Bugler, T. Silva, D. McCormick, J. Dunn. J. Madore. Fourth row - M. Abbatessa, J. Crowley, S. James, J. Kulikoski, M. Dunn, D. Connelly, A. Klosowski, T. Barry. J CRUSADERS SURPRISE NORTH SHORE Working together, combining skills, sharing motivation, every team knows the importance of these things. Although comprised of individual efforts, group support is required for success. This year’s hockey team knows the sweet taste of that success. From the beginning, the coach and team promised the upcoming season to be an exciting and victorious one. In- deed it would be! Determination and hard work would help the skating Crusaders to progress farther than ever before. That unique spirit that says Fenwick inspired and strengthened the pride that took the Brown and Gold to the state finals. 1979 proved once again to be appropriately named, “The Year of the Crusader”. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front row — S. Gagnan. Second row left to right — P. Ywuc, W. Snow, C. Lavoie, N. Prentiss, C. Bartlett. Third row — C. Costello, S. Mario, C. Savy. Missing from picture — L. Horne. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front row — D. Reardon. Second row left to right — B. Clay, M. McCarron, J. Connors, L. Lynch, S. Goodrow, K. Sheehan. Third row — K. Bakis, C. Norwood. 116 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS: Front row left to right — A. McGlynn, K. Boardway, N. Curran. Second row Curran, S. Colarusso, J. Kennedy, B. Creese. Third row — S. Barreda, A. Manzi, M. D’Avolio, J. Gray. D. Dion FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front row left to right — E. Connors, K. McNiff, K Sousa. Second row — L. Skinner, T. Dolan, M. Forster, M. Tierney, V Perkins, D Murray, C. Kako. 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Sleigh, little Carl Cosine, Riverside Srhnnl i .pt 125 SENIOR DIRECTORY Barry Ambrose 25 Loris road, Peabody Peter Celona 4 Nickerson Road, Peabody Mark Fialkowski 3 Felton Terrace, Peabody Mary Andrews 6 Perley Avenue, Peabody Patricia Colahan 1 Lakeshore Avenue, Beverly Brian Fitzgerald 44 Elmwood Road, Swampscott James Arno 75 Dayton Street, Danvers William Cole 2 Taylor Road, Lynn Joseph Flaherty 59 Amherst Road, Beverly Arlene Bakis 6 Prince Street, Danvers Robert Coleman 27 Pulaski Street, Peabody Alfred Fraser 15 Aberdeen Avenue, Peabody Timothy Barry 23 Upham Street, Peabody Kathleen Connolly 8 Broad Street, Peabody Carolyn Gilligan 11 Peabody Avenue, Danvers Camille Bartlett 10 Paul Avenue, Peabody Ann Cosgrove 9 Chase Street, Danvers Lisa Goggin 9 Wisteria Street, Salem Craig Bergeron 27 Appleton Street, Danvers Susan Crowell 73 Western Avenue, Gloucester Maureen Grabowski 235 North Street, Salem Donald Berube 1 Pickering Street, Salem Vincent Crupi 6 Harrison Avenue, Peabody Noel Guilmet 49 Matthies Street, Beverly Patricia Billings 19 Longbow Road, Danvers Joellen Culkeen 41 Endicott Street, Danvers Elizabeth Hagele 17 Burnham Road, Wenham John Bontorno 6 Otis Street, Danvers William Daly 26 Reed Road, Peabody Masako Hasegawa 144G Shore Drive, Peabody Judith Borek 12 Michael Road, Beverly Maria D’Avolio 3 Naumkeag Road, Peabody Carrie Hazzard 58 Baker Avenue, Beverly Ellen Braccia 26 Chipman Road, Beverly Kathleen Delaney 8 Irving Street, Danvers Judith Hobbs 6 Hovey Street, Ipswich John Brennan 3 Lisa Road, Peabody Michael Derba 11 Butternut Avenue, Peabody Francis Hooley 9 Linden Avenue, Salem Leonard Broughton 3 Columbus Road, Peabody Mark Dillon 7 Colonial Road, Peabody Laurie Horne 63 Wheeler Street, Gloucester Elizabeth Browning 42 Apple Street, Essex Donna Dion 506 Salem Street, Lynnfield Tanya Huffnagle Indian Hill, Prides Crossing Brian Bugler 8 Cabot Road, Danvers Madeleine Doda 58 Felt Street, Salem Kathryn Hunt 19 Winona Street, Peabody Joan Bullock Bradlee Road. Marblehead Tracey Dolan 50 Ledgewood Drive, Danvers Lisa Indrisano 7 Symphony Road, Peabody Edward Caden 42 King Street, Peabody Larry Donovan 35 Allen Avenue, Lynn Robert Jameson 19 Rockdale Avenue, Peabody Thomas Cagney 10 Garfield Avenue, Beverly Patricia Driscoll 22 Raymond Avenue, Beverly Carolyn Jancsy 18 Locksley Road, Danvers Julie Cahill 14 Emerson Street, Peabody Julianne Duggan 37 Needham Road, Danvers Judith Jiadosz 44 Walter Street, Salem Angelina Calitri 22 Burley Farm Road, Danvers Myra Edelstein 21 Fay Avenue, Peabody Christine Kako 27 Brookside Avenue, Danvers Michael Caputo 10 Catherine Drive, Peabody Mary Englehardt 7 Roundy Street, Beverly Nancy Kiernan 85 Lothrop Street, Beverly Frank Carvalho 11 Market Street, Peabody John Felteau 8 Reynolda Road, Peabody Phillip Kumph 20 Tumelty Road, Peabody 126 Candice LaLonde 1 Maverick Street, Marblehead Mark Murphy 7 Olsen Drive, Peabody Susan Sarowsky 20 Brookwood Lane, Danvers Thomas Langlois 38 Buchanan Road, Salem Monica Murphy 4 Lenway Road, Byfield Constance Savy 54 Parramatta Road, Beverly Kevin Layfield 85 Stanley Street, Beverly Jody Murray 2 Little Drive, Danvers Theresa Sheehan 54 Glendale Avenue, Peabody Susan Leclerc 26 Amherst Road, Beverly Gary Nadeau 10 Coolidge Road, Peabody David Shorter 7 Patricia Road, Peabody Lucy Lima 8 Dark Lane, Peabody John Nai 13 Ledgewood Drive, Danvers Lori Skinner 7 Sheffield Road, Danvers William Lunt 25 Rairview Avenue, Peabody Kathleen Noonan 7 Chandler Road, Salem Wendy Snow 25 Dearborn Street, Salem Thomas Lynch 28 Bates Street, Danvers Colleen O’Donnell 45 Hancock Street, Salem Mark Stallings 39 Donna Street, Peabody Jeffery Madore 4 Plymouth Road, Peabody Catherine O’Neil 74 Gardner Street, Peabody Susan Stockwell 5 Prentiss Road, Danvers James Mahoney 8 Castle Road, Salem David Osgood 8 Buxton Lane, Peabody Daniel Strabone 20 Hourihan Street, Peabody Andrea Manzi 6 Evelyn Road, Beverly Susan Page 5 Ash Street, Beverly Theresa Sullivan 12 Porter Street, Danvers Michael Marotta 35 Samoset Street, Peabody Dominic Palazzolo 103 Prospect Street, Gloucester William Sullivan 17 Granite Street, Peabody Joanne McCarthy 41 Cherry Street, Danvers Scott Pariseau 2 Grand View Road, Hathorne Timothy Taylor 22 Congress Street, Amesbury Kathleen McGarr 82 McKay Street, Beverly Judith Peacock Marrtown Road, Georgetown, Maine Susan Thorton 30 Mohawk Street, Danvers Lisa McGuiness 35 Ledgewood Drive, Danvers Stephanie Pierce 6 Bay View Terrace, Danvers Mary Tierney 49 Ledgewood Drive, Danvers Cynthia McKay 34 New Balch Street, Beverly Michael Potorski 78 Gardner Street, Peabody Mary Ellen Tina 12 Preston Road, Salem John McLaughlin 9 Bowditch Street, Peabody Adria Potter 57 Locust Street, Danvers Keith Whitmore 8 Post Grate Road, Danvers Amy McNeil 7 Fairview Avenue, Salem Ronald Poussard 398 Jefferson Avenue, Salem Katherine Wilkins 3 Hopi Circle, Peabody Jacqueline McNiff 8 Sheffield Road, Danvers Patricia Quirk 62 Webb Street, Salem Peter Wood 6 Adeline Road, Beverly Martha Jean McNiff 68 Gardner Street, Peabody Luke Richards 24 Turkey Shore Road, Ipswich Patricia Ywuc 16 Pleasant Street, Salem Gayle Melanson 9 Pershing Road, Salem Dianne Rochenski 87 Ipswich Road, Boxford Victoria Michaud 28 Mason Street, Beverly Roger Romei 87 Ober Street, Beverly Jane Mitchell 8 Carlton Street, Peabody Jeannine Roy 9 Summer Road, Salem Robert Moore 9 Rockdale Avenue, Peabody Nancy Russo Hannah Village, Beverly I wish to express my most sincere gratitude to the entire yearbook staff. Your dedication to the seventeenth edition of the Lance has been exemplified by your readiness and coopera- tion in putting together our memories of the 1978-1979 school year. Special thanks to Mary Englehardt, Sue Leclerc, and Connie Savy for their untiring effort. To Brother Edward Rice, our moderator, I would like to ex- tend my appreciation for all his help, patience, and knowledge in guiding our way through the editing of this yearbook. May you, the inhabitants of the Bishop Fenwick “Universe”, always find and enjoy fond memories while reminiscing through the pages of this book. Thank you again, Editor-in-chief