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 - Class of 1976

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Shawn Tinkham leaves his notebook In his locker. Daniel Turcotte leaves his wallet dangling behind. Leslie Varadi leaves Ralph to a lightweight. Faith Vitale leaves in a dress. Chrisant Wamecke leaves Dawn to Ms. Sullivan. David Webber leaves his empty locker to some studious freshman. Brenda Wicher leaves in a good mood. Keith Woodman leaves his D.E.C. A. money to Mr. Pizzo. CLASS WILL: HOUSE IV Cindy Ardini leaves her broken camera to another willing photographer. Jack Amoldy leaves Bruce with the lady ai the I.H.O.f. Robin Baliszcwski leaves a giant-sized Johnson's Baby Powder for next year's powder fights in the track locker room. Debbie Bean leaves her asthma to an unfortunate jockette. Patti Bolduc leaves many brothers and sisters to follow. joe Boudreau leaves still going after Nancy. Jim : resnahan leaves hoping to play for the Boston Red Sox. Si c Brown leaves her clarinet seat to any musical junior. Paul Callahan leaves Mi. Carlson to John. : Carney leaves her mouth to some shy freshman. i Clement leaves the faculty in peace. Paula Cloutman leaves as 'Big P' catching everyone in the funnies.” Dave Comeau leaves a freshman homeroom for Mr. Cunningham to carry on the 315 tradition. Lauren Debie leaves Mr. Delibcrtis ’’crying in his beer.” Bob Denis leaves for McDonalds in Salem. Kathy Dzierzek leaves her glass shattering sneeze. Pat Famulari leaves the artroom aud Mrs. Gainbardella In one piece. Lois Fennell leaves her locker to Lauri. Scott Foster leaves his hat to whoever wants it. Cheryl Gagnon leaves to direct another Danvers High Orchestra. Melanie Gamache leaves grinning from ear to ear. Deborah Gaudettc leaves filing her nails. Mitch Gerry leaves a new contract to Mrs. McLaughlin. Dave Gotts leaves his gym suit in locker 195 to anyone who wants it. Sue Green leaves her curly eyebrow to her sister Janet. Terry Hall leaves her German dictionary to Jcfr nes Hayes leaves his cast to Mr. Gillis. Kristerjjjjpiliard leaves the biggesU ept secret in the high school. J mie Jordan leaves with a clean record. Neil Kelley leaves in a Datsun. Lorf Killam leaves her Crisco” to the small fry. Cathryn Lahtinen leaves her collection of fake passes to her sister Judy. Daniel Leftin leaves his roll your own” to a young butt$end. Cathy McKenzie leaves her Howard Johnson socks to Coach Hyland. ‘ Bruce MacDonald leaves still arguing over his test marks with Miss Caruso. Robert Marshall leaves all three classes a day to some junior. Tara McDermott leaves still smokin' an jokin'. Kathy Moore leaves her humor to Terry. Nadine Mroz leaves her curls to Gretchen Wollcrscheid. Meredith Murray leaves her gym suit to an unfortunate underclassman. Ellen Niciewsky leaves a book of elephant jokes. Mary Noyes leaves her supply of excuses to Sue O. Mike O’Connor leaves his spot on the rugs after lunch. Danny Paradis leaves his unskilled talent to Franka. Pam Penfold leaves her accounting book to Mrs. Geleski. Priseilljic erry leaves her locker to Linda Forward. Tina Phinney leave ier gymsuit to a deserving freshman. Mark Rand leaves his special physics ruler to next year's high jumper. Connie Richard leaves trying to read Mr. Orcutt's writing. beryl Rossi leaves her an Stic talent r an unbalanced junior. Patti Santisi leavessingin. to herself. ■AM Paula Sauchuk leaves hel gym suit to Misateliison. Dave Schevis leaves siil| riding his Hailey. Rhonda Shalkoski leaves the driving to Lisa on the weekends. Donna Spencer leaves a map of the 2nd floor to some baffled-out junior.. f Chris Stage leaves the book of Everything You Always Wanted to Know about School Food. But Were Afraid to Aslf' to an overweight freshman. J for go Dana St. Cyr leaves the Bump” for good. Roger Swanson leaves dropping his books from the Crossroads. Philip Michael Szypko leaves his perverse sense of individuality to a severely distraught sophomore (preferably female). Nancy Theodore leaves all her teachers to her sisters and brothers. £ Linda Thomell leaves her sisters and brothers behind. Robert Tura leaves his stock of tardy slips to a prompt freshman. David Vallette leaves for the snowy slopes of Park City. David Verry leaves for a day.” Kathy Welsh leaves a complete Boston Garden concert guide, beating Emo once again. Tina Webb leaves her broom to M. L. Jeff Wheeler leaves a nose to J. D. Cubs. CharinafiM Wijeyesinghe leaves in a state of Quadrophenia. 123

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CLASS WILL: HOUSE III Nancy Armento leaves as a professional hairdresser. Daniel Arrington leaves his diploma to Mr. Spadorcia. Wayne Aylward leaves his track shoes to Bob Cosgrov Jeffrey Barnes leaves his Dartmouth Bowl to a Reserving junior. David Beaulieu leaves his flames to Mr. Battles. William Bellino leaves the book BASIC Debra Boltrukiewicz leaves with her name being mispronounced. David Boyle leaves his bush to some bald fresh George Briggs leaves his seat in Mr. Orcutt's class prematurely. Tami Buivid leaves her shorthand book to some mixed-up junior. Peier Burwen leaves Band with his almost complete comet. Brenda Caron leaves Mr. Mele and all the Spanish scholars for good. Suzanne Cerat leaves her J. V. field hockey stick to a senior who can’t make Bruce Chadboume leaves Miss Caruso ticket to the spaghetti supper. Teresa Cochran leaves her platform shoes to a short junior. Deborah Corson leaves as quietly as she came. Kathleen Countic leaves her worn-out track shoes to a fast freshman. Cheryl Crowe leaves with the birds. Carrie Davis leaves her singers dress to a tall thin f: Debra DeFrances leaves Mr. Orcutt in a dilemma. Jack Delaney leaves a case of beer for Mr. Pizzo. John Desmarais leaves his embroidered dungaree jacket. Ralph Diehl leaves his photos of the kids in the woods for Mr. Mastroianni to laugh at leaves 100J sarcastic remarks for any occasion. nan leaves Brenda's wake-up calls to a sleepy freshman. ;an leaves his yapping ability to some quiet junior. Edward Erbacher leaves an unfortunate J. V. goaltender to Mr. Greene. Mary Faneuf leaves her needlepoint to Mrs. Jenkins. Robbih Forbes leaves her math book to Annmarie. Tim Fox leaves as the pride and joy of Cedar Glen. Steven Gagnon leaves his shop teacher hoping for some halibut. Victor Garbenis leaves his beat-up. four-color Chevy in the tennis court parking lot. George Gikas leaves for Morocco. Steven Gomez leaves a mushroom to any dedicated Allman fan. Eric Grabo underclass abowski leaves his place in line for Dylan tickets to a Polish man. Bruce Gungle leaves his place in the DANVERS HERALD for an egotistical freshman's picture. Karyn Halvorson leaves her rabbit jacket to Nancy. Jody Harris leaves in reverse. Ronald Hines leaves his unlucky seat in Mrs. Crosby's homeroom. Andrea Houde leaves to meet Kathy and Donna in the lav. Laura Hubley leaves her noise competition to Mr. Gwin. John Keohane leaves all the problems of a rough car to Doug Weymouth. Paul Kronk leaves with Mr. Orcutt's bottle. Charles Lavigne leaves a painting to Mr. Sternberg at long last. Christine LeBel leaves all her business teachers to an underclassman. Douglas LeBrun leaves his James Taylor albums to some neurotic freshman. Barbara Moriarty leaves her suitcases'' to a disorganized junior. Anita Levesque leaves her chair In the cafe to anyone who deserves it. Karen Lloyd leaves with a Squeak. Garry MacDonald leaves his locker to an incoming freshman. Glen MacKinnon leaves his nickname Wacker” to his little brother. Barbara Malskl leaves her ski sweaters to a cold freshman. Raymond Martineau leaves still a bachelor. Karen McCann leaves her homeroom seat to an incoming freshman. Susan McEachem leaves her million-and-one faces to a freshman with no personality. Brian McGregor leaves his bone Ford to some unfortunate freshman. Ann Marie McKinnon leaves her vest for Julie to fill. Jane Miller leaves her absence excuses to Mr. Mele. Nancy Mitchill leaves still complaining. Garth Moran leaves one of his cars to some lucky junior. Loretta Mulse leaves her little brother Eddie to all the teachers. John Nadeau leaves his brain to science. Mary Packard leaves her sewing notions to Miss Deranian. David Parsons leaves saying he’s not my father. Kristine Pennell leaves her elevator key to some other unlucky person. Deryl Peterson leaves her latfn ability to Artie Balser. Kevin Pierce leaves a box owaisins to the football team. Mary Lussier leaves still trying to make it to class. Alfred Preston leaves his gray hair to Miss Chisholm. Patricia Putnam leaves her gracefulness to an uncoordinated freshman. Richard Reid leaves his punctuality to Mrs. Szypko. Thomas Roy leaves his gym suit to Mr. Greene. Richard Ryan leaves physics for smarter people. Joseph Santos leaves in his van. Kelley Schevis leaves all the girls walking to work. Diane Sheedy leaves her gym lock to anyone who can open It. Richard Slingsby leaves his flannel shirts to Miss Reen Abbe Sochat leaves her car to someone who knows iow to start it. William Standley leaves still not being able to understand Mr. Crooker. Robin Stead leaves a smile to Trese. Chris Taylor leaves 101 tardy excuses in locker 797 Margaret Thomas leaves hefrphysics book to a geni

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