Danvers High School - Heritage Yearbook (Danvers, MA)

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Through THE HOLTEN stu- dents are encouraged to submit any creative effort they would like to see published. THE HOLTEN prints poetry, short stories, an work, photography or essays done by the students of D.H.S. The addition of the Dunn Wing includes enough printing equipment so that THE HOLTEN is now issued entirely, from the initial writing to the final publishing, here at Dan- vers High School. Miss Margaret Hanley Holten Advisor Holten Staff STANDING: Chris Taylor, Eric Grabowski, Robin Baliszewski. Debbie Bean. SEATED: Debbie Mayo, Kathy Walsh, Monica Brooks. Home Room Representatives BACK ROW: Ed Davis, Jack Amoldy. Rose Carney, Ann Doheny, Kathi Ruta. Heather Doonan. Ray Martineau. MIDDLE ROW: Leslie Varadi. Sue Green. Paula Cloutman. Tricia Mullin. Brenda Doyle. Marie McCall. Chris Taylor. Julie Peterson. Robbin Forbes. Cheryl Crowe. Donna Moreau. FRONT ROW: Donna Finniss. Donna Spencer, Cheryl Rossi. Judi Appel, Joanne Bates. Dawn Ainsworth, Carol Baganski. The homeroom representatives are actively involved in assisting the class advisor with planning class activities, col- lecting class dues, and per- forming yearbook tasks. Mr. Tom Famulari Class Advisor 113

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S TUDENT PAR TIC IP A TION: The Drama Club enacted a series of one-act plays, such as The Trysting Place' and Not Enough Rope”. Other plays were performed and recorded in the T. V. Studio. The club is open to all students. Mr. Tom Hegarty Advisor Drama Club BACK ROW: Dave Beaulieu, Rich Naworski, Monica Brooks, Mr. Tom Hegarty - Advisor, Mark Rand, Lloyd Douglass, Cheryl Rossi, Rose Car- ney, Bill Bellino. Ann Doherty. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Walsh, Kathi Ruta, Ed Davis, Tami Buivid, Carla Burnham, Brenda Doyle, Heather Doo- nan. FRONT ROW: Marie McCall, Jack Amoldy, Chris Taylor, Leslie Varadi. Future Teachers of America STANDING: Jim Clark, Kathy Countie. Kris Rich, Mr. Rene Desjardins - Advisor. SEATED: Robbin Forbes. Beth Gaffney, Terri Corbett The Future Teachers of America remains a group of high school students who antic- ipate entering the teaching profession. The club attempts to explore various areas of edu- cation and provide practical experiences as well as theatri- cal concepts. The group attends meetings, hears guest speakers, participates in tours of various educational settings and coordinates a scholarship program for its members. Mr. Rene Desjardins Advisor 112

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At the present time the orchestra is preparing for an exchange concert with the Glaston- berry, Connecticut high school orches- tra. We are also working on the orchestra music for the George M musical. Most note- worthy are the eight seniors who have played with the high school orchestra for five years. Mr. Irving Carlson Advisor Orchestra TOP ROW: Scott Sayer, John Curtis. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Callahan. Mike Erickson, Doug Weatherbee. David Bee, Ed Butler, Ray Tetreault. BOTTOM ROW: Peter Sylvester. Cheryl Gagnon. Sue Brown. The Falcon Marching Band's pri- mary function is to create espirit de school” via its per- formances at foot- ball games, pep ral- lies. and parades. The Concert Band offers instrumental- ists an opportunity to explore a variety of band literature from a great deal of dif- ferent periods and idioms. The Concert Band performs at school functions, as well as out of town concerts. Mr. Dave Dubinsky Advisor Band SEATED: Kathy Dzierzek, Cathy Day, Sue Brown, Darlene Smith, Sue Green, Cheryl Gagnon. STANDING: Ed Butler, Mike Erickson, Paul Callahan. Glenn Starr, Peter Burwen, Dan Paradis, Dave Bee, Ray Tetreault, Mike Liacos. 114