Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1968 volume:

Henry J. Ranta ' THE MAPLE Te aml g ah i Tr Lee 2) —s ee i] 7. ——- ane + 2 Bt « ore t ) oe aE Our yearbook is published by the students and Supported by the Seniors of Essex Agricultural High School. The 1968 edition has been dedicated by the Seniors to Mr. Henry J. Ranta of the Dairy department. Jake as he is affectionately known by the staff has served the school over 25 years as an instructor and county milk tester. We are all proud that he is the recipient of this year's dedication. Iu Meum | The passing John C. Peel age 21 who was killed in Vietnam September 17, 1967 sad- dened all of those who knew him. He was born January 24, 1946 in Haverhill, Mass. He attended Wood Cogswell, Greenleaf Hunking Schools in Bradford. Before enter - ing Haverhill High School he transferred to Essex Aggie. John was most active in school sports and activities. He was on the football team for 4 years and received a letter and sweater, Weight training 3 years, and was co- captain of the wrestling team 2 years. He also was Captain of the Gymnastics Team 2 years. Also president of the Tropical Fish Club 4 years. All the sports John was in competed with other schools. John has won many prizes and awards, but the best award was when he won a trophy for his outstanding skills in Gymnastics. While devoting most of his time to sports, he still received honor marks. John had many hobbies that he found time to enjoy--hunting, fish- ing, skiing, swimming, stock car racing. The skills that he learned while at Essex were Dairy Laboratory work and received his Milk Testers License, farm equipment, managing a farm, and milking dairy cows. John was very competent in handling just about any job. In the four years at Essex he worked various places: such as Bradford Silsby Farm Haverhill, Kitridge Farm Andover, and various gardening jobs. John was accepted at Stockbridge School of Agriculture at the Uni- versity of Mass. His goal was to become an extension worker at the end of school. The Aggie has lost a true friend; his outstanding achievements and his personal qualities will long be remembered by all. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Mrs. Peel and Family. --by Michael Coakley Editor PAC OMG. lst ROW Fletcher, Chapman, Fuller, Potter, A. Chace, Clark, Kelly 2nd ROW Brown, Rogers, Ranta, Kester, Dean, McCarthy, Yavner, Barker, Bennett 3rd ROW Costa, Muldoon, Johnson, Whelton, Floyd, Doherty, Kramer, Glazier. Director Gallant Mr. Potter Spy Aa} ey President Vice-President George R. Grenier James Capodilupo Cappy 47 Prince Street 275 Oak Street Salem, Mass. Methuen, Mass. Major: Advanced Floriculture Major: Advanced Floriculture Happiest at: Skipping school with Keenan Happiest At: Playing cards on the bus. Intends to: Go to College or Service Favorite Saying: Me'Do Homework? Interests: Sports Intends to: Join the Army Activities: Student Council 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Activities: F.F.A. 1-4, Checkers Chess 1-4, Cross Country 1,2, Soccer 4, Science Club 4, Ath- Weight Lifting 1, Gymnastics 1,2, Christmas letic Comm., Camera Club, Wildlife Club 1. Greens Show 2,3,4, Science Fair 4. A ee) lea} (Oy) 5) Ss 1S Secretary Treasurer Bruce Clapp EB siGane Henry Zawadski Herma 23 Highland Avenue 17 Plummer Road Stoneham, Mass. Lawrence, Mass. Major: Animal Science Major: Veterinary Science Happiest at: Skipping School Happiest at: Playing Basketball with ''Boogie Favorite Saying: sure Favorite Saying: 'Hey Man how 'bout paying your Intends to: Go into the Peace Corps cuesiyn Activities: f. FaAg 25 5,4,.roulty judging 2,3, Intends to: Become a Veterinarian Animal Husbandry and Tractor Club 2,3, Chess and Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Animal Husbandry Checker Club 4, National F.F.A. Convention '66!'. Tractor Clubl, 2,3, F.F.As ti2s3 4¢onocience Club 1, Camera Club 4, Dairy Team 3, Meat Team 3,4. SENIORS Editor Michael W. Coakley hep! 48 Hood Street Lynn, Mass. Major: Animal Science Happiest at: Being with Pam Favorite Saying: Go to H--- Intends to: Go to Kansas State and become an Agri- culture Teacher. Activities: F.F.A. 1-4, Audio Visual 4, Poultry Team 1-3, Milk Judging 4, F.F.A. Reporter 3, Maple Board 3,4, Jr. Class Sec., Science Fair 3, 4, Santa Claus 4, Prom Comm. 4, Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 4. Managing Editor Richard Bourgault 19 Walnut St. Danvers, Mass. Major: Animal Science Happiest At: Going to see ''my Bruins Favorite Saying: Hey Herm! Intends to: Go to College Activities: Basketball 1,2,4, Hockey 3, F.F.A. 1-4, Conservation Wildlife 1, Chapter Exhibit 2, Animal Husbandry and Tractor 3, Audio-Visual 4, Maple Board 4. Boogie Assistant Editor Cynthia Davis (Member of the Junior Class) MAPLE OFFICERS Business Manager Roger Boissonneau Jr. Rog 61 Ash Street Reading, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Giving Mr. Kramer a hard time. Favorite Saying: ''Don't be a Gomer all your life ! Intends to: Be a Biology Teacher and Seasonal Forest Ranger. Activities: Foremanship 3,4, Football 2, Counselor of Dormatory 4, Animal Husbandry Tractor Club 1,2, Wildlife Club 3, Camera Club 4, Maple Board 4; Class Officer3, Science. Fair 2,3, 4). FA.) 1 Ans A eet ae Danes ? Robert Blackwell 162 Park Street Beverly, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Beating O'Brien in sports Intends to: Go to College Favorite saying: Eat your heart out. Activities: Cross country 1-2, Gymnastics 1-2, Chess and checker 1-2-3-4. David M. Bloomberg 170 Lincoln Street Lexington, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Driving my tow truck. Intends to: Be a vocational Forestry teacher. Favorite saying: 'Don't be a thumper. Activities: Maple Board 4, Wildlife conservation club Chairman 4, Animal Hus. and Tractor club 2-3, Forestry Team 2-3-4. Paul Bourne 406 Lincoln Ave. Saugus, Mass. Major: Animal Science Intends To: Go to College, and then work at Sunny Acres Farm. Activities: Executive comm. 4, Secretary of chap- ter exhibit, 4, FFA. 1-4, An. Hus. and Tractor club 1, Chess and checker club 2-3, Milk judging team. John Burbine 7 Parker Road Reading, Mass. Major: Dairy Science Happiest at: Math. class with Mr. Kramer and Drinking. Intends to: Join Service, Then start farm Favorite saying: Huh? Activities: FFA 1-3-4, An. Hus. and Tractor club 4, Poultry Team 4, Farm Mechanics 1-3. John Cloran S Morton Hill Ave. Lynn, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Making money. Intends to: Go to College. Favorite saying: 'Don't argue about it. ' Activities: Chorus 1-2, An. Hus. 1, Tropical Fish Club 2, FFA 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 4, FFA trea- surer 3, FFA Vice Pres. 4, Public Speaking 4, Parliamentary Procedure team 4. Roger Cole 6 Dow Street Saugus, Mass. Major: Animal Science Happiest at: Being with a certain girl. Intends to: Go to College Favorite saying: YOU GUNKY! Activities: Gymnastics 1, Rifle club 4, Chess and Checker club 1-2-3. Thomas Creeley 7 East Platt Street Lawrence, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Making Money Intends to: Go into the Navy Activities: Basketball 1-3, F.F.A. 1-4, Honor So- ciety 3-4, Checkers Chess 1-4. David Dickinson 47 North Shore Avenue Danvers, Mass. Major: Floriculture Intends to: Enter the Air Force Favorite Saying: Hillmans for ever Happiest at: Drinking, eating, sleeping, and trying to get a girl! Activities: F.F.A. 1-4, Soccer 4, Checkers and Chess 1-3, Athletic Comm. 4, Gun Club 4, Christ- mas Green Show 2-4, Football 1. Quentin Eaton vOumil 322 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Working Intends to: Attend University of Maine Activities: Camera Club 1-3, Farm Mechanics. Richard Durand Injun 31 Francis Street North Andover, Mass. Major: Dairy Science Intends to: Live it up! Favorite Saying: ' Yea Huh! Happiest at: When I'm with Margo Activities: Farm and Tractor Club 1, Chess Checker Club 2,3, Milk Judging Team 4, F.F.A. 1-4, Livestock Judging Team 2. William Fliegal 107 Dartmouth Street Lynn, Mass. Indends to: Attend North Shore Community College. Charles M. Gayron jPorker: 15 Flint Street Danvers, Mass. Major: Animal Husbandry Intends to: Join the Air Force Favorite Saying: I didn't do it! Happiest at: Smoking on campus. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Animal Husbandry and Tractor Club 1,2,3,4. Stephen Gray Steve 155 Haverhill Street No. Reading, Mass. Major: Dairy Science Happiest at: Going to the Drags. Intends to: Go back to Missouri. Favorite saying: Ou La La!!! Activities: Animal Hus. and Tractor 1-2-3, FFA 1- 2-3-4, Football 1. Edmund Grenier EL 47 Prince Street Salem, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Skipping school with my brother and Keenan. Favorite saying: Let it all hang out. Intends to: Go into the Service. Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross country 1-2, Gymnastics 1-2, Honor Society 2-3-4, camera club 4, FFA. William Hayes . Teng 2 Vassar Road Marblehead, Mass. Major: Advanced Poultry Science Happiest at: Being around fast money, Fast cars, and fast women! Favorite saying: ''How they going Intends to: Own a AA Fuel dragster. Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Poultry Team 1-2-3. 10 Fredrick Hoyle Fred 5 Pleasant Circle Methuen, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Making Money Favorite Saying: Eat S--t! Intends to: Work for the Forestry Service Activities: F.F.A. 1-4, Conservation Wildlife Club 1-4, Science Expo Comm. 4. Dennis Keenan Nolbys Point Ipswi ch, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Running Around Favorite Saying: Let's go. Activities: Football 1-2, Wildlife Club, Camera Club 4, Cross Country 2-3, Basketball 1, Soccer 4, F.F.A. 1-4. Paul Lipp 33 Promfret Road Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 Major: Animal Science Intends to: Go to College Activities: F.F.A. 11 Richard Gillis Dicky 2 Alden Road Peabody, Mass. Major: Ornamental Horticulture Happiest at: Working on my car. Intends to: Go to College for Turf Maintenance. Favorite saying: Ya, Right? Activities: Cars, Hunting, swimming, and girls, Basketball 1-2-3, public speaking 2, hort. club 1, wildlife and conservation club 3-4. James P. Martino Jr. Jay 1 Lakeside Blvd. No. Reading, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Fishing, hunting and Water skiing. Favorite saying: Ya Man, Cool Intends to: Go to work. Activities: Gymnastics 1-2, Wildlife 4, Chess and checkers s2.3. Alan Miles WA 250 Totman Road Lowell, Mass. Major: Advanced Poultry Science Happiest at: Going 4, 000 rpm Favitore saying: 'Haul A--- Intends to: Go into the Navy. Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Poultry Team 1-2-3, Athletics committee 4. 12 Kenneth M. Nute 44 Springvale Rd. Reading, Mass. Major: Animal Science Intends to: Go to Washington State University Favorite Saying: Hey you bunch of GRUBS! Activities: Animal Husbandry Tractor Club 1-4, Secretary of club. Richard O'Brien Horn pout Saugus, Mass. Major: Floriculture Favorite Saying: Hi! Happiest At: Playing Basketball Activities: Football 1, Basketball 2,3,4, Wrestling Team 1. Richard Oliver 36 Cobb Lane Lynn, Mass. Major: Forestry Favorite Saying: Lie Activities: Chapter Exhibit 2,3,4, Chapter Exhibit President 4. js) Robert Oster sts eda 32 Riverside Street Danvers, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest At: Drinking with Gray Intends to: Enlist in the service. Favorite Saying: I don't know! Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Chess and Checker club 1,2,3,4, Athletic Committee 4. Ronald Pare Kon 109 Elm Street Methuen, Mass. Major: Horticulture Happiest At: Skiing Intends to: Go to College Favorite Saying: I'm starved. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Horticulture Club 1, 2, 3, Chess and Checker Club 1,2,3,4, Christmas Greens Shows 3, 4. Daniel A. Parent Dan 133 South Broadway Lawrence, Mass. Major: Horticulture Happiest At: Being with Girls Intends to: Be a Missionary in South Africa Favorite Saying: ' You Gunkie. Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Wildlife Club 1, Audio- Visual Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Parliamentary Procedure 3,4, F.F.A. Officer 374: 14 Charles St. Cyr 812 Salem Street North Andover, Mass. Intends to: Enter U.S. Army. James St. Laurent 112 Pleasant Street Methuen, Mass. Happiest at: NOTHING! ! Major: Poultry Activities: Conservation Club 1, Livestock Team 2, Checkers Chess 2,3, Dairy Products Team 4, Chapter Exhibit 4. Walter A. Schuster Wally 57 Harbor Street Salem, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Working with Wildlife Intends to: Become an Ornithologist Activities: Wild Life 1-4, Weight Lifting 1-2, Gymnastics 1-2, Fruit Judging 1-2, Science Club. Ls Edward H. Suckley 58 Essex Street Lynnfield, Mass. Major: Horticulture Happiest at: Beating on Oliver. Intends to: Join the U.S. Navy Favorite saying: 'Oh, My seeds! Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Forestry Team 2-3-4, Chapter Exhibit 2-3, Athletic Committee. James Szafranski W7ileu 23 Harris Road Lynn, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Skipping School! Intends to: Rich International Playboy. Favorite Saying: You'll get over it. Activities: Chairman Chess and Checker Club, Wrestling team, Weight lifting Team 1, Gym- nastics team. John Tracy 22 Crescent Street Lynn, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Spending money Intends to: Further my education. Favorite saying: Don't worry about it. Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Tropical fish club 1-2, science club 3, Glee club, Homeroom committee Sec., Horticultural club vice-Chairman 4. 16 John Veinot 14 Franklin Street Peabody, Mass. Major: Forestry Favorite Saying: Beat it Intends to: Make Money Happiest at: Hunting and Loafing Activities: F.F.A. 1-4, Gun Club 4, Wildlife and Conservation Club 1-3. Edward White PEC 10 Warren Avenue Reading, Mass. Major: Advanced Poultry Science Happiest At: Being with Sandy, and helping Roger and Mike give Mr. Kramer a hard time. Intends to: Go to College Favorite Saying: ACE! ACtIVILES Fab Ae lo 2,9,4, Poultry leam 12,3. Animal Hus. Tractor Club 1,2,4, Science Fair 3,4, Junior Class Treasurer, Chess Checker Club 35.F.FoA. Uréasurer, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4, Prom Committee 4, Maple Board, Ex- ecutive Committee 4. Ernest Wood Woody ! 32 Summit Terrace Peabody, Mass. Major: Horticulture Intends to: Be a tree worker. Activities: Kory Ag 1 235545 17 Harrison Wood Harry 11 Ashland Court Newburyport, Mass. Major: Ornamental Horticulture Happiest at: 'Sleeping Intends to: Go to College and continue my business. Activities: Cross Country 1-3, Public Speaking 3, 4, Plant Judging 4, Camera Club 3,4, Chapter Exhibit 3,4, F.F.A. Reporter 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. John Zembruski 26 Kensington Avenue Methuen, Mass. Major: Poultry Happiest at: Being with Jean Favorite Saying: How Does it Feel!! Intends to: Go to College Activities: Football 2,-Student Council 2, Science Club 1,2, Honor Society 2, Chess Checkers 3, 4. CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Kramer Mr. Powell 18 JUNIOR CLASS Seated FIRST ROW: Kelly, Cote, W. Walker, Anketell, Dunbar, S. Walker, Carley, Sayer, Davis, Monks, Healey SECOND ROW: Garon, McBreaty, Scott, Doyle, Tenney, Melo, Landry, Dodge, Fitzgerald, Dalaire, Croteau, Hamson, Ross, Wood, Pomakis, Morrill. THIRD ROW: Beeman, E. Sayer, Bosse, Roberge, D'Amato, Haas, Birch, Johnson, Reynolds, Szafranski, Searles, Dempsey, L. Doyle, Mazzone, Bruns, Lundstrom. FOURTH ROW: Ganon, Gaudette, Wright, Foss, Tudal, Blaisdell, Gates, Rosa, Mattheson, Wade, LeBlanc, Donovan, Lauzon, Caddell, Hooper, Carpenter. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Driscoll, MacLellan, Medina, Pappas, Tgettis, Kallio, Gullion, Thornhill, Enos, Buckley. SEC- OND ROW: Hersey, Gaznick, Drown, Shachook, Faulkner, Castaldo, Bennett, Tirabassi, Doucette, Milward, Streck, Perry, Withan, Kilroy THIRD ROW: Manthorne, Bourke, Griffin, Poussard, Bartlett, Davis, Hall, Bourgeois, Sumner, Jacunski, Wood, Morey, Dragon, FOURTH ROW: Wescott, Pappadouplos, Caron, Abbott, Aylward, Deveau, Suckley, Butts, Talbot, Denis, Harvey, Stone. FRESHMAN CLASS 1st ROW: Thompson, Folsom, Costantino, Martin, Fulton, Murphy, Zucaro, Lepore, LeBlanc, Dudley. 2nd ROW: Maitland, Carey, Lamond, Collucci, George, McNichol, Surrette, Bourgoult, Bryant, Chaus, Owens, Atkinson, W. Harlow, Murray, Roaf. 3rd ROW: Brousseau, Tobb, Talbot, Douglas, Steeves, Tenney, Man- chini, King, Blayonis, Murphy, Waslh, Pynn, Marion, Williams. 4th ROW: Armstron, Fletcher, Nelson, Ox- ford, Page, Cook, Morheski, McDonald, Alari, Armstron, LeBrie, Shachook, Hanson, Clement. 5th ROW: Georgeoplous, Haln, Cooper, Corbett, Brooks, Hickenbottom, Feener, Bell, DiMarino, Spurling, Pepper, D'Agnese, Boucher. 6th ROW: Marisseaw, Atkinson T., Emer, Cheever, Davis. bakes fe fae re ee SMe 2 oe � sf aooweig Tw a mat 2 weet a o! sd H Sc %, bf 5 i Py é ‘ fps : 4 } J . we 22 SENIOR FLASH BACKS ee KH — ee SENIOR CLASS WILL , Kenneth M. Nute leave to Mr. Kester my one-armed baboon, wherever it may be; ''Rest in peace Wally. Alan Miles leave my math teacher, Mr. Kramer, a bottle of ink remover. , Denis Keenan leave to any deserving underclassmen the challenge to skip 29 days in one term. Fred Hoyle, leave a 2¢ reward to any information leading to the whereabouts of Ralph Goodno. Richard Gillis leave to any underclassman the ability to sleep in classes. , Charles Gayron leave Mr. Kester's unending vocabulary and name-calling to any undeserving underclassman. I also leave Mr. Kramer, in peace. Roger Boissonneau leave the ''Boissonneau Brownnose System to any under- classman who has enough white shirts and ties. George Grenier leave John Matteson the ability to have the best BONE in the parking lot after mine leaves. Ed Grenier leave to any deserving underclassman under five feet tall the right to inherit the title Munchkin. , Quentin Eaton leave Essex Aggie in peace. I only wish my fellow students had left me that way. David Dickinson leave the ability to pull wheel stands in front of Ray Potter and Harold Kelly in a 4-cylinder Hillman. Richard Durand leave Mike Morkeski my ability to outwit Mr. Kramer. Roger Cole leave my ability to smash-up father's car down at Lynn Beach, to Gary Doyle. Bruce Clapp leave to Jim Cameron all the freshmen to help him in the Poultry Plant. . , Jim Capodilupo leave to any deserving underclassman the ability to go to any, and every coffee shop within a hundred miles of school with Mr. Muldoon. 24 I, Richard Bourgault leave to my brother Mike the ability to play sports. I, John Veinot leave nothing... I, James Martino leave, THANK GOD! ionerimi 7s leave my ability to get along with Mr. Potter in our many heated discussions; to any lucky underclassman tall enough to look him straight in the eye. I, John Zembruski leave to any worthy underclassman one pair of 1966 fuel- WiyecturGOnVetLes Neda suOmiicsilele: DLICeiOleh onus I, Robert Blackwell leave my ability to talk to Mr. Kester like a son. I, John Tracy leave to Mr. Kester my English book and leave behind the tales of the Swampscott football team. I, James Szafranski do hereby leave my ability to skip school (and never get away with it, due to my honesty) to anyone who wants it. I, Walter Shuster leave my great ability, and superb art of bird calling to any bird, I mean person, who is gifted for it and will pass it on; but it must stay on rooftops. I, Edward Suckley leave my ability to be the cruddiest one in the Senior Class to anyone who can take the smell. I, Ronald Pare leave to anyone the ability to make Mr. Kramer smile. WeDanbarent leave co PpetemlOhnson mypgreeh na. Crossiand gavel. When I, John Burbine graduate, I hereby will leave Mr. Kramer's math class. I, Mike Coakley leave to any deserving underclassman the ability to call Miss O'Callaghan just to find out what time it is at any part of the day. I David Bloomberg will to any deserving Junior the right to be 30 seconds late for school. I, James St. Laurent leave my space in the parking lot to anyone who deserves ihe I, John Cloran hereby leave to some student the ability to miss only 5 days of school while going here. Il, Harrison Wood do hereby leave my allergy to anyone who wants it. I, Edward White leave to any undeserving freshman the ability to get bawled out by Mr. Kester and not know what he said. I, Ernie Wood leave Mr. Kramer one ink removing kit. I, Richard O'Brien leave the ability to write the Student Code of Ethics 100 times in One week to any person who thinks he can. % i VA = a. : ESSEX Castres cok Aacshk Ch TER fuTy Ha ARM if 4 mp eindeatate pe ; 26 CHRISTMAS aS ON 27 SENIOR PROM Most Flirtatious Youngest in Class Coakley Fliegel Most Natural Class Actor Most Popular Suckley Durand Capodolupo Oldest in Class Noisiest Most Cheerful G. Grenier Oster Bourne 30 SENIOR MOST Most Argumentative White Hoyle Best Natured Most Serious Most Likely To Succeed Gray Tracy Bourgault Most Courteous Best Looking Clapp Keenan 31 Class Pacifist Friendliest Neatest Szafranski Cloran Boissonneau Best Student Most Bashful Teacher's Pet Eaton St. Laurent Nute Most Dependable Peppiest der St. Cyr Martino Biggest Appetite Gayron 32 MAPLE BOARD %, : ¢ w: x l Ss % i eats, me � . a’ avs a) « Beh 4 7 bad ‘e 2 MAPLE BOARD SEATED: Bourgault, Davis, Coakley, Boissonneau, Mr. Powell STANDING: Drown, Sayer, Bloomberg, White, Donovan, Bourke, Bourgault. Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Ranta Mr. Mrs. Alan Chace Mr. Mrs. Waldemar C. Kester Miss Lucy B. Hartman Miss Ursula E. O'Callaghan Mr. Mrs. Richard Fitzpatrick Mr. Don Glazier Mr. Fred Chase Mr. Doherty Mr. Mrs. Richard Floye Miss Hilda Fitzgerald Miss Joan M. LeVasseur Mr. Nick Pope Mr. Larry Lobac Lloyd Potter Alfred Plante James W. Chalifour Sydney Porter Arthur Kochakian (k of C) Alfio Coco Cliff Rice Mr. Pete Curits (K of C) Mr. Mrs. Hilary G. Sayer Mr. Mrs. William Hogan Poultry Department Christine MacAdams Bob Morey Mary O'Brien PATRONS Sandy Manning Rogers Ann Pamela Annn Scollins Mike Coakley Edward White Harry Wood Ed Sandy Mike Pam Peter J. Gillespie Alice M. Gillespie Mr. Mrs. McBrearty Mrs. Mr. William Caddell Mr. Mrs. James Szafranski Mr. Mrs. Malcolm D. Eaton Mr. Mrs. Martin Johnson Mr. Mrs. George Bourgault Mr. Joseph E. Clement Mrs. Cahterine T. Feener Mrs. Harold E. Beeman David Bloomberg Roger Boissonneau, Jr. Arthur Hahn Thomas C. Fletcher Dave Carrol Boogie (Herm) Mrs. Blaisdell Mr. Giles B. Powell Louis Scanlon 33 AGGIE-O-RAMA FEMME FATALE Davis, D. Dunbar. Gr Walker Anketell, S STANDING Sayer. P fs) Walker, G. Carle WwW SEATED Gia EEE AUDI RsS Captain G. Carley. Walker, Dunbar, Anketell KNEELING STANDING BASKETBALL TEAM 1st ROW: Shachook, Faulkner, Lepore, O'Brien, Dragon, Tenney, 2nd ROW: E. Grenier, M. Tenney, G. Grenier, Griffin, Birch, Armstrong, Haas, Landry. 3rd ROW: Mgr. Doyle, Bourgault, Morey, Gillis, Carpen- ter, Hooper, Cheever, Mgr. Wood. SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW: Morey, Burns, Keenan, Caddell, Carpenter, Birch, Haas. BACK ROW: (standing), Maitland, Bryant, Walsh, G. Grenier, Gagnon, Foss, T. Tenny, Page, Fletcher, M. Tenny, Coach Barker. CROSS COUN TRY EEA i ii i 1st ROW: Morey, Reynolds, Shachook, Landry. 2nd ROW: Haas, Mgr. Wood, Armstrong, Lepore. Coach Mr. Kramer. Dairy Judging Team SEATED: Davis, S. Walker, W. Walker, Dunbar STANDING: Searles, Tudal, Dallaire. Livestock Judging Team SEATED: Murphy, Casey, Aylward, Butts, Williams, Manchini STANDING: Blazonis, Baucher, Davis, Clements, Bell, Morkeski. 39 STUDENT COUNCIL ee We Hf SEATED: Bartlett, Szafranski, C. Davis, Hoyle. STANDING: MacDonald, Eaton, Morey. HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Reynolds, Wescott, Morey, S. Walker, Rosa, Dempsey, Searles, 2nd ROW: Mr. Bennett, Healey, Johnson, Beeman, Poussard, Burns, Wood, Bartlett, Eaton, Nute, E. Grenier. TOP ROW: Leblanc, Tudal, Stone, Lundstrom, Creeley. 40 DORDEG CHE] U RAIA CILUB SEATED: McNichol, George, Beeman, Medina, Healey. STANDING: Bartlett, Clements, Feener, Tracy, Donovan, D'Agnese. Sweepsteaks Winners Plant Judging Healy, Tracy, Capodolupo, Schuster. SEATED: Brousseau, Roaf, STANDING: Pomakis, Johnson. 41 FFA ACTIVITIES FFA OFFICERS SEATED: Treasurer: Edward White, Sentinel: John Szafranski, President: Dan Parent, Vice-President: John Cloran. STANDING: Advisor Dave Fletcher, Chaplain: Peter Johnson, Secretary: Joe Foss, Reporter: Harry Wood, Parlia- mentarian: Steve Tudal. Executive Committee SEATED: White, Szafranski, Parent, Cloran, Wood. 2nd ROW: Advisor: Mr. Fletcher, LeBlanc, R. Wood, Doyle, Bourne, Roaf, Murray 3rd ROW: Johnson, Reynolds, Tudal, Foss, Boissonneau. FFA JUDGING TEAMS Forestry Team FIRST ROW: St. Cyr, Bloomberg, Szafranski, Landry. 2nd ROW: Eaton, Coach Floyd, Suckly, Coach Barker. Fruit Judging Team Dairy Products Team SEATED: Atkinson, Monks, Roberge STANDING: SEATED: Coakley, Durand STANDING: Coach Mr. Hamson, Coach Kelly, Landry. Ranta, St. Laurent, Bourne. 43 Meat Judging Bourke, Aylward, Butts, Poussard. Poultry Judging Bennett, Burbine, Nelson. Public Speaking Team Cloran, Reynolds, Wood, Coach Mr. Kestor. 44 tA ESSEX CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA MASTER BUDGET 1967-1968 ESTIMATED ESTIMATED COMMITTEES RECEIPTS EXPENSES Executive Committee OOD 7 662.05 Roadside Stand Topsfield Fair Booth 6, 400.00 On oO Thright and Scholarship i) 018) 300.00 Parent and Son Banquet 100.00 95.00 Public Speaking and Non-Agric. 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WOOD SON South Hampton Nursery South Hampton New Hampshire 49 DANVERS SAVINGS BANK ON THE SQUARE SINCE 1850 WATER’S BROWN BUILDERS HARDWARE Fine Cutlery--Mechanics Tools--Paints--Oils Corner Church Street 57-59 Washington St., Salem, Mass. AUTO BODY ACCIDENT COLLISION REPAIRS INSURANCE ESTIMATES MORRIS AUTO BODY 308 MARRETT ROAD LEXINGTON, MASS. VOLunteer 2-0130 VOLunteer 2-4723 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE NIGHTS, SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS 51 DANVER’S DINER Dinner Service with Restaurant Atmosphere Air-Conditioned Newbury St., Danvers, Mass. COUNTRY GAS SERVIGEMING, Stoves, Space Heaters, Water Heaters Floor Furnaces, Industrial Applications 61 - 65 Maple St., Danvers, Mass. SP-4-1930 VERNON’S INC. Farm Equipment--Parts--Service Danvers, Mass. SP-4-4410--SP-4-441 1 Compliments of THE VILLAGE GREEN Danvers, Mass. 52 FLIGHT AND INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTOR ANYWHERE ANYTIME ROBBINS AIR TAXI SERVICE, INC. ROBBINS AIRPORT--DANVERS, MASSACHUSETTS 01923 24 HR. SERVICE PHONE 617-774-9757 CHARTER FLIGHTS Hartnett Auto Body, Inc. 15 Water St. Danvers, Mass. Flowers for all occasions GORDON GREENHOUSES, INC. Florists Essex Road Ipswich, Mass. Compliments of DANVERS CO-OPERATIVE BANK 11 Maple St. Danvers, Mass. DODGES ON THE PIKE Rowley, Mass. My apples cider sure are the Pa Tater Says: best Come to Dodge's make the test. Try the ice cream, then you'll agree, They're just great, come see. 54 Compliments of A “Compliments of The Cobb Breeding Corporation Concord, Mass. Compliments of Flowers by Dick Poeorinss te Salem, Mass. Tel. 745-1340 Compliments of WARREN FIVE CENT SAVINGS 10 Main St. Peabody, Mass. DEERSKIN TRADING POST Route ] at 114 Danvers, Mass. Best Wishes HYLAND DINER U.S. Route 1] Danvers, Mass. Serving the best in food the year around CURRAN BROTHER, INC. FLORISTS Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Floral Design 15 Park Street Danvers, Mass. SP 4-1446 Compliments of Casey Florists South Broadway Lawrence, Mass. N J DONUTS Maple St. at Howes Station Middleton, Mass. Tel. 774-7957 Compliments of Stone's Department Store Rte 28 Broadway Methuen, Mass. Good Luck Class of 1968 Howe’s Station Mkt. Route 62 Middleton, Mass. 57 RIVERSIDE DAIRY 346 Merrimac Street Newburyport, Mass. POV COSTER, PROP. The Farm Supply House for Essex County ESSEX COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE FARMING ASSOCIATION Farm Supplies, Hardware, Topsfield, Mass. TU 77-2309 Agway Inc. Home Garden Supplies Feed Seed Fertilizer Lime Farm Chemicals Hay Seiee: Tires Batteries Farm Buildings 9 Wenham St., Danvers 774-1069 58 Compliments of The Store That Service Built Baron’s 118 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 686-0101 Walsh’s Garden Center Rte. 128 at Endicott St. Exit 24 Danvers, Mass. Tel. 774-0456 DAWSON’S HOMEMAKERS CENTER Topsfield Village Shopping Center Hardware Housewares Gifts Toys Scotts Lawn Products Ortho Compliments of HK WEBSTER COMPANY 32 West St., Lawrence Manufacturers of BLUE SEAL FEEDS for Dairy Cattle, Horses, Rabbits also Dog Food and Wild Bird Feed bs! WHITE FARMS Ipswich- Rowley Town Line Rte. 1A Watch for the Guernsey Cow Compliments of Mi GASEY CO. 541 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. ESSEX AGGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President James Cameron Vice-Pres. James Krause Secretary Marie Murray Treasurer Mildred L. Nutting Dues May Be Paid To Nay One Of These Officers 60 IRVING L. SNYDER Jeweler 6 Maple St., Danvers, Mass. SP-4-2020 Danvers oldest Jewelers WOODMAN DRUG CO., INC. 31 Maple St. Danvers, Mass. Compliments of ALFALFA FARM Rowley Bridge Road Topsfield, Mass. JAMES D. MURPHY, FLORIST Elowers for all Occasions 9 South Main Street Bradford, Mass. Compliments of Hood’s Sinclair Service Station Gas Oil Tires Access. Maple St., Middleton 744-5087 Where The Prices Are Right Serving the Farmers of Merrimack Valley H. Bruckmann’s Inc. The Farmer's Exchange 179 So. Broadway, Lawrence Compliments of The Morning Call Just a Little Bit Different 60 Washington St., Salem Sanborn Bros. Inc. The Very Best In Eggs Rear of 433 Lowell Street Reading, Mass. Tel. 944-2820 62 ON THE MOVE WITH ESSEX COUNTY LAWRENCE EAGLE TRIBUNE Essex County's Largest Newspaper 63 GAINSBORO STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER CLASS OF 1968 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS ESSEX AG-TECH HIGH sct00. TT 2978 3996600068 In Review INTERNATIONAL EVENTS 1. British hippies claim that their aim is different from that of American hippies... they don’t want to “drop out” of society, but to stay in and change it. 2. French President Charles DeGaulle stirred up a Jot of controversy during 1967 —here he explains why he feels Britain should not be a Common Market member. 3. Soldiers of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division rest atop Hill 1338 following a fierce battle with the North Viet- namese for the hill in the Dak To area. 4. |sraeli soldiers fly their flag from a mosque in the Sinai desert captured by the Israelis during the short- lived Arab-Israeli war in June of 1967. 5. Waving red-colored booklets of Mao's quotations, pro-communist Chinese swarm in front of the Govern- ors House during May demonstrations in Hong Kong. 6. Mrs. Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of the late So- viet dictator Joseph Stalin, was a bit surprised that her defection created so much stir in the U. S. we Zz. a EPS ECELEL ESLER CLEC EE FICE Rt LEES 7. In June, Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin came to the United States to address the UN about the Arab- Israeli war and later talked with President Johnson. 8. An Army vehicle bears the casket of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer from Cologne Cathedral, April 25, following a Requiem Mass. 9. Suits came back into fashion during 1967. This one was designed by Lito Manalang for a young fashion house, the year-old British Moderns of New York. 10. This wide angle view of the moon's hidden side was taken on August 6, 1967 and transmitted back to the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. 11. Heavy monsoon rains turned most of South Viet- nam into a quagmire during the summer of 1967. Here, U.S. marines prepare to board a Chinook helicopter. 12. President Johnson, shown here in Vietnam, staunch- ly defended the nation’s participation in the Vietnam war despite widespread protests and demonstrations. ‘ “EPL OR wee aaa ESSEX-N oO RTH SHORE AG-TECH H Ss