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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1972 volume:

hide et ae Sue Setenctce eee bn pean sintegtek Lend: stnannteess - ee MIDWINTER A year indoors is a journey along a paper calender; a year in outer nature is the accomplishment of a tre- mendous ritual. To share in it, one must have knowledge of the pilgrimages of the sun, and something of that natural sense of him and feeling for him which made even the most primitive people mark the summer limits of his advance and the last December ebb of his decline. All these autumn weeks I have watched the great disk going south along the horizon of moorlands beyond the marsh, now sinking behind this sedgy hillock dappled with thin snow. We lose a great deal, I think, when we lose this sense and feeling for the sun. When all has been said, the adventure of the sun is the great natural drama by which we live, and not to have joy in it and awe of it, not to share in it, is to close a dull door on nature’s sustaining and poetic spirit. Beston Dedication To LEO FRASER Because WE REALLY LOVE HIM SA DORmME Sr Mr. Jake Ranta was much respected and revered by those of us in the senior class who come in contact with him. He was always available for information whether or not it per- tained to our major field. We soon discovered the breadth of his knowledge, and the facility he exhibited in transmitting his skills to us. His acknowledged excellence in the field of breeding his patience with us as neophytes made our intro- duction to Animal Science a pleasurable experience. It was not uncommon to hear last year’s graduates singing Mr. Ranta’s praises. If a word is necessary for description, we are in agreement that “‘nice’’ was the word for Mr. Ranta. To the members of the Class of 1972: As you approach the culmination of your education at ‘‘Essex Ag- gie’’ I hope that you will make the right choice of the road to follow in the next phase of your career development. You have completed a vocational — technical program which has enabled you to attain the purposeful goals of a secondary education and at the same time the kind and quality of operational and deci- sionmaking competencies that are basically essential in your career field. Congratulations. You will soon be separated from friends, surroundings, and activities which you have enjoyed during these last four years. May I suggest that you maintain these relationships by occasional visits to the campus to renew your association with teachers and other employees of the Institute. You can also make a serious effort to retain your personal relationships with classmate s. By so doing, you will maintain and continue your present friendships. Please remember that you belong to the ““Essex Family” and you can always rely on us for career guidance, em- ployment opportunities, or additional training. Stay with us — wecan help you. I am sure that you have had happy and profitable days here at Essex and this Yearbook will, in the days and years ahead, enable you to cherish these memories. This book is a precious treasure — keep it safe. Best wishes for the attainments of your career aims and for fulfillment in your personal life in the years ahead. Director Congratulations to the members of the graduating class of 1972. This class has established several innovations at Essex which I am sure will benefit all students in future years. The leadership to reform the student council, students on instructors standing committees, the Junior Prom being held in June, innova- tions to finance the class of 1972, and the establishment of a student rights policy are examples of the progress made by your outstanding group. ar, In these changing times, I am sure you will find that the practical education you recieved at Essex will be beneficial to you in all your endeavors. As you leave Essex and enter adult life, I wish you the best of luck and every success. [aqme FAR Raymond F. Potter Educational Manager Class of 1972: Since you started school here at Essex many scientific and technical developments have taken place. New oppertunities as well as new problems have evolved. Your challenge to this exciting future im- plies greater responsibility. In addition to the responsibilities of your career you will be faced with many civic problems, particularly in the field of ecology. May the years ahead provide for you a rewarding career. We would welcome a visit from you in the future in hopes that you may share your experiences with us. Best of luck. Tete fame Pare SOCCER Although the soccer team didn’t have an outstanding season in the win column, they were never out of the game. Due to the lack of experience and a great many injuries the team was unable to click at crucial times. Rick Boggiatto chosen to be in the Cape Ann All Stars League for the second season in a row. The team also go t an outstanding performance from Frank Gitchier, Ron Castanguay, Ken Brown, Pete.Lantagne, and others. Due to injuries Tim Dorgan had to be put in the goal and did an outstanding job as a rookie in this position. Although the team is losing many starters, the outlook is very bright for next year. Coach Wade was given some very able assistance from Bill Hulsman and William Mahoney which should show up in next years performances. A great deal of interest has been generated for the coming year by the team members. sapiens Fe AT es VARSITY BASKETBALL: L. TO R. P. Lantagne, S. Devoe, D. Devoe, R. Boggiatto, M. Oullette, W. Smith, D. Atkinson, J. Mac Lean, M. Val- liers, G. Cervinek, T. Dorgan. Playing an independant schedule once again, the Essex Rams Basketeers made themselves known as a team to be reconed with. Going into the season with sixty seven losses, the only way to go was up. After a shakey start the team continued to show improvement with each game. Finally after reaching the point of seventy two losses with- out a win the day to howl arrived. The first win was at Pentucket Regional High School by six points. From this point the team managed to win eight of the next thirteen games including a quater final win at the Bay State Tour- nament, before being elimated. The reason for the successful season has been attributed to a fine team effort throughout the season. Mark Oul- lette and Steve Devoe both ended the season with an average of 15 points a game. The rest of the team were also very consistant with key points at crucial times. Outstanding defence by Rick Boggiatt, Dan Atkinson, Ron Cas- tanguay, and Don Devoe was also a vital part of the teams success. STANDING: B. Gordinas, Coach L. Ballantine, Mgr. F. Gitschier, Ass’t Mgr. M. Huberdeau, J. Danahy. KNEELING: S. Linehan, G. Lacey, T. Byron, S. Mahoney, R. Oster, T. Genovese. Absent for picture J. Tirabassi, Ass’t Coach K. Thomas, R. Plante. The school should be very proud of the three team members who were selected for the North Shore All Star Team. Rick Boggiatto, Steve Devoe, and Mark Oullette. Although the J. V. team didn’t win many games, Ballantine did a fine job preparing his team for future varsity games. Coach Wade doesn’t like to make predictions for the coming sea- son. If the interest is their and desire is present success will follow. STANDING: Coach Churchill, D. Wonoski, K. Commer, D. O’connell, K. Brown, D. Conners, Mer. F. Gitchier. KNEELING: S. Tinkham, G. Burke, W. Walsh, G. Simpson, D. Harvey, B. Cote, M. Arenburg, J. Cavatorta, Absent F. Richard. 1971-72 EATI Hockey Season This season proved to be a development year. We lost most of our starting team from last year and conse- quently fielded a very young team this season. The team was co-captained by senior Drew O’Connell and junior Gary Simpson. The season proved to be a costly one; both injury wise and record wise. By the middle of the season we had several broken bones and one severe back injury. Many players with little game experience were called upon to replace injured players and their efforts meant much to the team. This year for the first time two Most Valuable Player awards were given. One was given to Drew O’Connell who continually dis- played his great desire to win. Drew was the high scorer on the team and his offensive ability sparked the team. The other MVP went to Gary Burke who throughout the season lead the team with good heady play. Both of these players contributed all they had and their contri- butions will be remembered. Gary Simpson continued to hold up the defense and Ken Wonoski showed the most promise offensively. Next year the team will be playing in the new Cape Ann Hockey League, with games to be played at the new sports facility at Merri- mack College. The team wishes to thank all of their supporters. 10 =o, ; MOR PAA RE (5 11] FRONT: D. Rollins, G. Cervinek, B. Daigle, J. Noll, M. Spilman. BACK: Mr. Kramer, M. Morse, R. Murphy, R. Rieser, M. Bonauto, F. Reynolds. An excellent performance was given this year by sophomore Mike Bonauito. Mike arrived in prime condition this fall as a result of his partispation in the “Jog and Log” program during the summer. The jog and log program is employed to condition runners for the Sept. meets. Mike recorded four miles per day during the summer months of June, July and August. Other students have indicated their interest to start in the conditioning program during the summer of 72’. Four juniors are to be commended for their depend- able service this year. Along with Mike these people were there faithful for practice. Gordon Cerninck, Bob Daigle, John Nill and Richard Rieser. Few peo- ple knew that Richard continued to run with a severe leg injury until he was forced to stay at home because of doctors orders. Two of our freshman bolstered the team this year by placing often in the meets. The boys are Dan Barry and Fred Reynolds, are excellent prospects for next yearteam. The Competion will be more eqitable in 1072 but we need more runners. 12 YEARBOOK STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Lafoe, Franf Gitschier, Chris Carson, Gary Burke, Norm Gallant, Bruce Thibodeau, Debbie Sargent, Bill Smith, Mr. Fraser — Advisor, Drew O’Connell. Yearbook Editorial Staff Co-Editors Chris Carson, Norm Gallant, Debbie Sargent, and Bill Smith. 13 The measure of sucess of This yearbook pub- lication rests mainly with those closely involved in it’s production. The class of 1972 is fortunate inhaving some capable people eager and willing to contribute their time and effort unstintingly. It has been my pleasure to work with likeable, enthusiastic young people who have managed to overcome the many difficulties encountered in putting together an outstanding 1972 edition. There were a few agonizing moments but the satisfaction of a job well done for outweighed them. We hope all you who recieve a yearbook enjoy it as much as we who put it together. Leo Fraser yearbook Advisor FROSH 14 JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS es whey Pa eg is “so wy ES) SENIOR CLASS 16 KANSAS CITY 1971 FRONT: Bob Carpenter, Debbie Sargent, Jeanne Burke, Dan Atkinson, BACK: Frank Gitschier, Ron Murphy, David Tan- guay, Mark Vallieres, Mark Huberdeau. We all met on the plane to Missouri. Two hours later the big question was ‘‘What are you doing tonight?” 14,000 F.F.A. members asking that question! You could go to the movies, walk around town or go to the parties. The hotels were hopping as friends and strangers met from all over the U.S.A., and what a party it was. The meetings were great where all these individuals met, and joined together for one cause, Agriculture. The feeling you get by attending these meetings is hard to explain, but when it is over you are sorry to go, leaving only with your memories. 17 STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: Mr. Kramer, G. Picauso, M. Vallieres, M. Ouellette, B. Thibo- deau, M. Huberdeau, F. Gitschier. SJTTING: R. Melnick, D. O’Connell, J. Burke, A. Wilkie, R. Boggiat- to, G. Burke. POULTRY JUDGING TEAM: STANDING: David Tanguay, George Leonhard. SITTING: Charles Guthrie, James Joiner. PUBLIC SPEAKING: STANDING: Miss Kelly, B. Thi- bodeau. SITTING: J. Burke, J. D’Ursi. MEAT JUDGING TEAM: STANDING: G. Leonhard, M. Fitzgerald, K. McKinnon. S T- TING: C. Cole, S. Newell. 18 THE GIRLS STANDING: St. Pierre, C. Raymond, A. Wilkie, P. Hansen, R. Denault. SITTING: D. Sargent, J. Burke, P. Butts, I. Betit. THE AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS CLUB STANDING: K. Brown, R. Nichols, T. Donahue, Mr. Costa. SITTING: R. Durkee, R. Castonguay, P. Cantin. 19 HORTICULTURE CLUB: STANDING: Mr. N. Clark, G. Picanso, J. D’Ursi, F. Si- mone, R. Greenwood, F. Stentiford. SITTING: B. Thibodeau, D. Sargent, J. Burke, S. Janavicus. GREENS SHOW OFFICERS: STAND- ING: G ) Picanso,; Judges; B. Thibodeau awards; J. D’Ursi, Ad- vertising; SITTING: S. Janauicus, D. Sargent, Managers. CHRISTMAS GREENS SHOW WINNERS: Steve Janivicus, Bruce Thibdeau, Larry Slavin, John Murray, Debbie Sargent. 20 Please Patronize Our Sponsors F.F.A. OFFICERS: STANDING: Mr. D. Fletcher, R. Boggiatto, R. Melnick, D. Atkinson, G. Vallieres, W. Locke. SJTTING: B. Holmes, F. Gitschier, C. Carson, M. Huberdeau. eg Be oy STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: Mr. F. Kramer, G. Picanso, G. Vallieres, M. Ouellotte, B. Thibo- deau, M. Huberdeau, F. Gitschier. S TTING: R. Melnick, D. O’Connell, J. Burke, A. Wilkie, R. Boggiat- to, G. Burke. 21 Group picture prior to departure for the F.F.A. State Convention. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES STEPHEN BERECZ CO. POWER MOWERS 625 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON, MASS. TEL: 658-6160 BROOKSIDE FLORAL CO. INC. 152 CENTRAL ST. ROWLEY, MASS. PLANT JUDGING TEAM: REAR: F. Simone, E. Anketell, M. Huberdeau, FRONT: K. Federico, S. Janavicus. Ze LIVESTOCK AND HORSE JUDGING TEAM: STANDING: Mr. R. Powell, T. Condon, A. Garand, SITTING: C. Cole, C. Raymond. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: STANDING: Brian Gordinas, Steve Nystrom, James Armstrong, Paul Heaphy, Gary Lacy. SITTING: Chris Carson, Jeanne Burke, Rachel Denault, Robert Dempsey. Missing when picture was taken: Steve Janavicus, Jere Myette, Mark Huberdeau, and Doug Blaisdell. 23 Don Goucher: Most Friendly Gary Burke: Class Joker Jerry Picanso and Sharon St. Pierre: Class Freaks Mark Oulette: Most Active 24 rag j { - Fé . SENIOR CLASS PAST OFFICERS: Rick Boggiatto, Pia Hansen, Steve Demarkis, Andy Guthrie, Bob Henderson, Debbie Sargent, John Hodgeson, Sharon St. Pierre. DAVY Sy PUNTY oF eE 4 ¥) Nec THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS RTE 114 DANVERS Mr. Michaud and officers. CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Boggiatto Treasurer, Andy Guthrie President, Debbie Sargent Vice President, John Hodgeson Secretary. CREESE COOK CO. TANNERS OF FINE LEATHER SINCE 1901 AFFILIATE OF HEBB LEATHER CO., INC. DANVERS MASSACHUSETTS 25 Bill Stevens: Bill Locke: Gentleman Bigmouth Rick Boggiatto: Class Athlete Bruce Holmes: Saddest Wally Eldridge: Class Clown = Frank Gitschier: Essex Spirit Mike Restuccia: Most Serious Paul Dennison: Most Bashful Steve Demakis: Class Thief 2g, HOLLETT REAL ESTATE 38 MAIN STREET SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Andy Coulliard: Biggest John Mac Lean: Most Talkative ESTABROOK ENGINEERING CO. INC. ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS Steve Devoe: Peppiest Chris Carson: Best Student ROTHERIDGE FARM 369 LINEBROOK ‘ROAD IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 “THE BEST IN BOARDING FOR YOUR HORSE” 28 Jeanne Burke: Songstress Rachel Denault: Quietest Bill Simone: Conformist Fs i. is ny, Instructor S. Barton admires Doug Biaisdell’s prize heifer which will be shown at many New England Fairs. Bill Smith: Happiest 29 BEST WISHES 2 COUNTRY HEARDT SKISHOP JUST WEST OF US.1 9) IPSWICH, MASS. Ses THE FRIENDLY SHOP WHERESKIERS OF ALL AGES ARECAREFULLY FITTED TOTHE BESTIN SKI EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING Bob Dempsey: Most Considerate RURAL BUS HOGAN TIRE CENTER RT 128 — EXIT 38 WOBURN, MASS. 933-4000 OTHER LOCATIONS AT WESTWOOD LOWELL WOBURN WALTHAM Kenny Brown: Pia Hansen: Best Looking Noises! SPRIN GC. : HILL DAIRY HAROLD B. ROGERS 131 NECK ROAD HAVERHILL, MASS. (CLASS OF ’23) 30 Norman Gallant: Class Aggravator GIFTS —S CHILDREN’S CLOTHES SUBURBAN QUALITY SHOP 50 MAPLE STREET DANVERS SQUARE 7714-0364 OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Andy Guthrie: Nurses Pet Please Support Our Sponsors 31 Fred Richards: Class Rebel SULLIVAN’S RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY MON — SUN SERVING COCKTAILS, STEAKS FRIED FOOD MAIN WINTER ST. NO. READING 664-4611 Jim Armstrong: Most Different SECRETARY Name: John Hodgson ‘‘Hodge” Major: Forestry Intends To: Go to Alaska Happiest At: Getting Bill Cooke in trouble Favorite Saying: ““You should be shot” Prized Possessions: Top hat and car Pet Peeve: Bad Luck Dumbest think you have ever done: Listened to Ronnie Activities: Mapleboard 4, Class activities, Vice President 2, Student Council, F.F.A. member 1,2,3,4. CLASS TREASURER Name: Rick Boggiatto ‘‘Boggie” Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Go to work and get married Happiest At: Being with my girlfriend and playing sports Favorite Saying: ““Got your F.F.A. dues”’ Prized Possession: Soccer Shoes and my car Dumbest Think You Have Ever Done: Played Basketball under Mr. Yavner Activities: Soccer 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Student Council 3 4, F.F.A. Secretary 4, Camera Club. CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Name: Debbie Sargent ‘“Twitsel”’ Major: Floriculture Intends To: Fool around, go to college, and get married Happiest At: Being with Andy and my friends Favorite Saying: ‘““Andy Slow Down” Prized Possessions: Charlie, The Famous Firebird, Andy, Life Pet Peeve: Alarm Clocks Dumbest thing you have ever done: Sit in the back of math classroom Activities: Cheerleader 1-4, Captain 2-4, Ski club 1, Maple- board 1-4, Treasurer 2-3, Editor 4, F.F.A. member 1-4, Dance committee 1-4, Horticulture Club Officer 2-4, Pres. 4, Christ- mas Show Director 4, Class President 2-3, Vice President 4, Student Council 1-3, Kansas City Trip 2 4, Dark Room 2-4, Christmas Tree Sales 3,4. CLASS PRESIDENT Name: Andrew Guthrie ‘“‘Gunka” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Further my education Happiest At: Being a good boy Favorite Saying: “I didn’t do it” Prized Possession: My stuffed cocker spaniel Pet Peeve: Alway getting everything blamed on me Dumbest thing you have ever done: Skipping school and getting caught Activities: Intramurals: Soccer 1-4, Wrestling Champ 170 pound 3, Football 2-4, Poultry judging 1-4, Dairy Judging 2-3, Horse Club 1-3. 32 ” Name: James Armstrong “Jim Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Go to college someday Happiest at: Doing Nothing Favorite Saying ‘‘Time to go to lunch Mr.Clark”’ Prized Possession: My license Pet Peeve: Clark’s Up to date Grass Class Dumbest thing You have ever done: Go to a soccer game. Activities: Conservation club 1,3,4, Science Club Chairman 1, Audio Visual 2,3. Name: Danial Atkinson ‘Diaper Dan” Major: Forestry Intends to: Go on to school Happiest at: Aggravating Mark Ouellette Favorite Saying: ““No way” Prized Possessions: Friday and Saturday nights Pet Peeve: Mark Ouellette Dumbest thing you have ever done: Got caught cheating Activities: Basketball 1-3, Track 1,2, F.F.A. Chaplain 3, F.F.A. Vice President 4, Intramural Sports 1-4. Name: Richard Bedard “Big Dick” Major: Floriculture Intends to: Work and get married Happiest At: Skipping school and not get caught Favorite Saying: “Iam hot” Prized Possessions: My car, my girl Pet Peeve: Miss Cullen Dumbest thing you have ever done: Came to the Aggie Activities: Wildlife 1,2,3, Gun club 4, Soccer 1-4, Flag Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Wrestling 1,2, Volleyball 1-4, Beano Bunch Member 1-4. Name: Kenneth Brown “Brownie” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Go on to college Happiest At: Outsmarting teachers Favorite Saying: ‘“What you see is what you get”’ Prized Possession: My 1960 Oldsmobile Pet Peeve: Dan Atkinson Dumbest thing you have ever done: Gone out with a Swede Activities: Livestock judging 2, Dairy judging 3, Basketball 2, Intramural Soccer 4, Ski Club 2,3, Farm Mechanics 4. 33 Name: KennethO. Comer “Gomer” Major: Animal Science Intends to: Go to work and get married Happiest at: Being with Sue Favorite Saying: “Let’s go” Prized Possessions: Sue and my hockey stick Pet Peeve: Miss Cullen Dumbest thing you have ever done: Quit school Activities: Hockey 3,4, soccer 3,4, Dairy judging 3, Horse club 4, Sports club 4. Name: Jim Clark “‘Bummer” Mayor: Forestry Intends to: Do the best I can Happiest at: Getting in trouble with Tom and Bill Favorite Saying: ‘““Smarten up, don’t give me any of your shit”’ Prized Possessions: A station wagon and a sleeping bag Pet peeve: Tom Lafoe Dumbest thing you have ever done: Dropped the wrong chick Activities: Cross Country 1, Basketball 3, Mapleboard 4, Intra- murals 1-4, Ski Club treasurer 4, Drinking Club 3,4. Name: Ronald Castonguay ‘‘Sugar Bear” Major: Animal Science Intends to: Attend college then marry Lu Lu Happiest at: Working with animals Favorite saying: “Get out”’ Prized Possession: A Harley XLH Pet Peeve: Not seeing LuLu during the week Dumbest thing you have ever done: Think of milking cows Activities: F.F.A. member, Horse club, Farm machines club, Basketball 3,4, Soccer team 4, Cross country 3, Hockey 3, Dairy judging team. Name: Gary Burke Major: Natural Resources Intends to: Become a Great White Hunter Happiest at: Hunting Favorite Saying: “I doubt it” Prized Possessions: My shot gun and flyrod Pet Peeve: Drew OConnell Dumbest thing you have done: Worked for Tom Wood Activities: Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 4, Hockey 3,4, Rod and Gun Club Sec- retary 4, Honor Society 2,3, Camera club 2,3, Lounge and Smoking watch. 34 Major: Animal Science Intends to: Do it night Name: Bill Cook ‘‘Cookie” Name: Stephen Demarkis “‘Steve”’ Major: Animal Science Intends to: Go to college “‘They will have to let me in sooner or later” Happiest at: Giving the teachers a hard time Prized Possessions: Weekends Favorite saying: Aggie boy’s are good boy’s Pet Peeve: Having to go to school Dumbest thing you have ever done: Got caught doing a tap dance on Restuccia’s head Name: Robert Dempsey ‘“‘Demps”’ Major: Forestry Intend to: Go on to school Happiest at: Forestry projects Favorite Saying: ‘Sure Carson” Prized Possession: My girl, my fishing rod, Life Pet Peeve: Chris Carson Dumbest thing you have ever done: Volunteered for extra forestry projects with Mr. Geesey Activities: Conservation club 1-4, Vice President Conservation club 4, Mapleboard 4, Honor Society 1-4, F.F.A. 1-4. Happiest at: Getting in trouble with Jim Favorite Saying: ““You don’t Say” Prized Possession: The sleeping bag in Jims car with a female Pet Peeve: Being told what I can’t do Dumbest thing you have ever done: Thumb home from Milford N. H. at 12:00 mid- Activities: Dairy Judging team, Cross Country, Intramurals. Name: Andrew Coullard “Andy” Major: Floriculture Intends To: Work for a Living ““someday”’ Happiest at: Driving Lincolns and Cadillacs Favorite Saying: “Coffee Truck is here” Prized Possession: A car that runs Pet peeve: Missing Coffee Truck Dumbest thing you have ever done: Worked at the greenhouse Activities: Camera club 1-4, F.F.A. member 1-4. 35 Name: Steve Devoe Major: Floriculture Intends to: Enter the baby manufacturing business Happiest At: Dribbling before shooting Prized Possessions: Shesh and my jock strap Favorite Saying: “Birds do it, and love it. Bees do it and die. Dogs do it, and stick to it. So why can’t I. Dumbest thing you have ever done: Used anti freeze so as not to leak Activities: F.F.A. Member, Basketball 1-4, Captain 3,4, Most Valuable Player 3. Name: Paul Dennison Major: Natural Resources Intends to: Go to college Happiest at: Hunting and Mountain Climbing Favorite Saying: ““Like ? Oh Yeah” Prized Possessions: Snowshoes, backpack, And a gun Pet Peeve: Being late for lunch from a certain class Dumbest thing you have ever done: Took Clark’s class Activities: Wildlife club 1-4, Honor society 1-4, President of wildlife club 4. Name: Rachel Denalt Major: Floriculture Intends to: Go on to post high Happiest at: Being with my loved one Favorite saying: ““Why give it away when you can sell it” Prized Possessions: My vehicle, my cat Bonnie, and my loved one Pet Peeve: My mother Dumbest thing you have ever done: Came here Activities. F.F.A., Racing my car, Playing with my loved ones. ’ Name: Paul Demule ‘Tiny’ Mayor: Floriculture Intends to: Go to college Happiest at: Making it with girls and Drinking beer Favorite Saying: ““Smarten up” Prized Possession: My little green bomb Pet Peeve: None Dumbest Thing you have ever done: Joined the F.F.A. Activities: F.F.A. members, Gun club, Attila the Huns. 36 Name: William Walter Eldridge Major: Animal Science Intends To: Take pornographic pictures Happiest At: Leaving School Favorite Saying: “I’m not arguing” Prized Possession: Pet ganoose Pet Peeve: Rachel Denalt Dumbest thing you have ever done: Back into Piemonte’s car Activities: Out to lunch bunch, F.F.A. member. Name: Russell Emerson ‘‘Russ” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Continue School Happiest At: Work Activities: Meat Judging Team, Livestock Judging Team, Trac- tor Driving Team, Dairy Products Judging, Intramural Sports. Name: NormanGallant ‘‘Norm” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Further my education and go into quality control Happiest At: Coming to school late Favorite Saying: “Right On” Prized Possessions: My Brief case and my car Pet Peeve: Krome Dome Dumbest thing you have ever done: Break the maple board camera Activities: Mapleboard 4, Ag mechanics, Manager of soccer team, Guidance Club, Basketball team Manager, Jntramural Sports 1-3, Dairy Products Judging, F.F.A. Member. Name: Franklin Gitchier ‘‘Gitch” Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Go into the forest service Happiest At: Giving bull to teachers Favorite Saying: Get lost I am busy Prized Possession: Key to the school Pet Peeve: Not being able to get out of Miss Kelly’s class Dumbest thing you have ever done: Knowing Dan Atkinson Activities: Audio Visual club 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4, F.F.A. Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Soccer Team 1-4, Mapleboard 4, Hockey Manager 1-4, Basketball Manager 1-4. Sy Name: Bruce Holmes Major: Floriculture Intends To: Go on to school Activities: Camera club 1,2,3,4, Wildlife club 3, F.F.A. Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4. Name: Bob Henderson Happiest At: Avoiding intellectual pursuits Favorite Saying: ‘‘I believe in being where its at” Prized Possession: An autographed copy of “The Sensual Woman” Pet Peeve: Warm beer Dumbest thing I ever did: Give the draft board my correct ad- dress Activities: Burning my bridges behind me. Name: Pia Hansen Major: Animal Science Favorite Saying: ‘‘Have any spare change” Prized Possessions: Cigarettes, Gum, Eddie, even though he is no prize Pet Peeve: Miss Toolips Dumbest thing you have ever done: walked around Salem acting like a retard Activities: Horsing around. Name: Don Goucher Major: Forestry Happiest At: Sleeping Prized Possession: My pencil Pet Peeve: Devoe Dumbest thing you have ever done: Played basketball against Devoe in intramurals Activities: F.F.A. member, intramural sports. 38 Name: Sharon St. Pierre Major Animal Science Intends To: Be Happy Happiest At: Getting a buzz on Favorite Saying: ““Get Stoned” Prized Possession: Although he’s no prize, Leo Pet Peeve: Nickname Freddy the Dog Dumbest thing you have ever done: Crossing wires with uncle Ray Activities: Honor Society, F.F.A. 1-3, Vice President 3, Livestock judging team, Sophomore class Sec., Junior Class Treasurer, Homeroom Rep. 1-2, Parliamentary Procedure 3, Horse Club 1, Mapleboard 1, Science Fair 1-2-3, Public Speaking 2, Nation Ground Hog Ass, Out to lunch Bunch. Name: Kenneth Charles Lane ‘‘Kenny”’ Major: Animal Science Intends To: Go to college and be a dairy farmer Happiest At: Skipping School Favorite Saying: ‘“‘Can’t wait til April” Prized Possessions: My car and my girlfriend Pet Peeve: Miss Cullen Dumbest thing you have ever done: Bought a 1970 GTO Activities: F.F.A. member, Conn. field trip advisor, Beino Bunch Member, Animal Science club. Name: Pete Lantagne Major: Forestry Intends To: Work in the field of forestry Favorite Saying: Chewpa Activities: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Maple- board 4, F.F.A. member. Name: William Locke ‘‘Bill”’ Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Go to college Happiest At: Leaving school Favorite Saying: ‘Your not to bright, you just don’t got to many smarts Prized Possession: My car Pet Peeve: School Dumbest thing you have ever done: Took Horticulture Activities: Conservation and wildlife club, F.F.A. member. 39 eet ae PEATE is : a he ae Re NR eT e SEM se $ EE Ey. Sant Aas e poet AST weet me Seti . mtg sy A Sea eens TES ba 4 - = a mes Fi a Poa tea ig fied ; = Bass 2) 5: Name: Drew O’Connel Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Go on to college Happiest At: Going mad in a hockey game Favorite Saying: Ill get you, you little bastard Prized Possessions: Mighty Mustang Pet Peeve: Being with Mr. Clark Name: Stephen Nystrom Major: Dairy Tech Intends To: Go into a corporation Happiest At: farming Dumbest thing you have ever done: Gone to essex aggie Activities: Tractor driving club 3,4, F.F.A. member 1,2,3,4. “Teddy Bear” Name: John Mac Lean Major: Natural Resources Favorite Saying: “Oh Shit” Pet Peeve: School 42 Name: Roy Melnick “Troy Melvin” Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Become a game warden Happiest At: Being with Pat, Lisa, Jo Ann and Kathy Favorite Saying: “Good thinking, thats the breaks” Prized Possessions: Pat, Jo Ann, Lisa and Kathy Pet Peeve: Crashing up motorcycles Dumbest thing you have ever done: Bought a motorcycle Activities: F.F.A. Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian 4 Honor Socie- ty 1,2,3,4, Vegetable Judging 2,3,4, Wildlife club 1,2,3,4, Pho- tography club 1,2,3,4, Mapleboard sec, 4, Intramural sports 1,2, 3,4. Intends To: Become a game warden Happiest At: Drinking And Camping Prized Possessions: Riffle and Bow Dumbest thing you have ever done Activities: Wildlife club, F.F.A. member, Intramurals. Name: Mark Oulette Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Be the Worlds Champion Race Car Driver Happiest At: Beating up Danny Atkinson Favorite Saying: “You fool!” Prized Possession: My steering wheel in my car Pet Peeve: Danny Atkinson Dumbest thing you have ever done: Built a dunebuggy Activities: Basketball 2,3,4, Wildlife club, Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor So- ciety 2,3. Name: Gerald Picanso Major: Floriculture Intends To: Keep on trucken Happiest At: getting out of school Favorite Saying: ““Wow what a rush”’ Pet Peeve: Putten People down Dumbest thing you have ever done: Grew Squash Activities: Xmas greens show 2,3,4, Horticulture Club 2,3,4, Smoking committee 3,4, F.F.A., intramurals sports. Name: Micheal Restuccia ‘‘Farmer’”’ Major: Animal Science Intends To: Go on to college Happiest At: Swimming Favorite Saying: “Bull” Prized Possession: Stereo Pet Peeve: Broken Glasses Dumbest thing you have ever done: Got stuck in a gym locker Activities: Meat judging, Livestock judging, Intramural Wrestling. Name: Fred Richard ‘‘Nomad”’ Major: Floriculture Intends To: become a photographer Hapiest At: Dirt riding a Bultaro Favorite Saying: ‘‘Far out” Prized Possession: A motorcycle Pet Peeve: Miss. Kelly Dumbest thing you have ever done: Gone to the Aggie Activities: Soccer, Maple, Hockey, Tennis, Camera Club, Bieno Bunch Member. 43 Name: Bill Stevens Major: Forestry Intends To: Get married to Gloria someday and go to work on Fords Happiest At: Being with Gloria Favorite Saying: ‘I can’t hlep it, I t ain’t my fault” Prized Possessions: Gloria, May Mustang, Stereo, and my Antiques Pet Peeve: Kids calling my car a bone Dumbest thing you have ever done: Got my hair cut Activities: Camera club 1,2,3, Antique club 4, F.F.A. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Flag Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3, Soccer 1,2,3. Name: Bill Smith “Smitty” Major: Natural Resources Intends To: Become a firefighter and get married Happiest At: Loving Wendy Favorite Saying: ‘You big dick, Chewpa”’ Prized Possessions: Witt, Charm and Jeannes beany Pet Peeve: Listening to Fred Richards Dumbest thing you have ever done: Rode to Boston with Debbie Activities: Vegetable judging 1, Horticulture judging 3, Sports club 2,3,4, F.F.A. member, Natural resources 2,3,4, Soccer manager |. Name: Bill Simone Major: Floriculture Intends To: Work in Agriculture Happiest At: Hunting and snowmobiling Favorite Saying: ‘“‘Y our out of your mind” Prized Possession: My car Pet Peeve: School Activities: Gun Club, F.F.A. member, Intramurals. Name: Kevin St. Jaques ‘‘Saint” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Go on to school Happiest At: Driving My car Favorite Saying: ““Can’t we go yet”’ Prized Possession: My car Pet Peeve: Pia Hansen Dumbest thing you have ever done: Lent Pia my belt Activities: Camera Club 1,2,3, Ski Club 2, Antique Club 4. 44 Name: Bruce Thibodeau Major: Floriculture Intends to: Climb the ladder of success Favorite saying: “Alright” Happiest At: Speaking in public Prized Possession: Autographed photo of Raquel Welch Pet Peeve: The absence of an elevator to the third floor Activities: Public Speaking Club, 1,2,3, and 4; Christmas Greens Show 1,2,3, and 4; Floriculture Club 1,2,3, and 4. Name: Jeanne Burke “Thrush” Major: Floriculture Intends To: Attend E.A. T.I. Post High Program, and to sing her way into the hearts of millions of breathless Americans Favorite Saying “Sure” Happiest At: Being Bubbly Prized Possession: Autographed picture of Bob Dylan Activities: Editorial Board and billing and recording section of The Maple; Horticulture Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3, and 4; Member of many teams devoted to organizing and promoting student activities; A willing entertainer at social functions in- cluding the Junior and Senior Proms and F.F.A. Banquets. é Name: Cris Carson Major: Natural Resources Intends to: Spend most of his time keeping that ‘‘Chevie”’ running Favorite Saying: ““Don’t Worry” Happiest At: Communing with nature Prized Possession: His luxurious tresses Pet Peeve: Natural Resources classes in the rain Activities: F.F.A. Executive Board, Maple Board Associate Editor, Natural Resources Club. Name: Peter Piemonte Major: Natural Resources Intends to: Seek Further Education Favorite Saying: Is it alright if I turn it in late? Happiest At: Seeking new experiences Prized Possession: His knowledge of the outdoors Pet Peeve: Not enough smoking areas. Activities: Conservation Club; Independent study in Peru. 45 Hard at work outdoors. Out to lunch bunch. 46 Name: Tom Lafoe “Butch” Major: Animal Science Intends To: Join the Air Force Favorite Saying: ‘Your alright” Happiest At: Being with Carol and Jim Prized Possessions: My car and Horse Pet Peeve: Nagging Girlfriends Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Basketba ll 1,2,3,4, Intramurals Soccer, Football 1,2,3,4, Animal Science Team 2,3, Maple 4, Cattle judging 3, Track 1,2,3, Puffed my car. Visiting dignitary CONGRATULATIONS TO 1972 GRADUATING CLASS OF ESSEX AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FARM BUREAU ASSOCIATION 158 LEXINGTON STREET, WALTHAM, MASS. STORE LOCATIONS: WALTHAM, MASS. LOWELL, MASS. 158 LEXINGTON STREET 307 WESTERN AVE. SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASS. ROCHDALE, MASS. 3 HOLLIS STREET STAFFORD STREET GREENFIELD, MASS. EAST DEERFIELD FREIGHT YARDS Kenny Brown: Noisiest Drew O’Connell: Big Mouth Debbie Sargent: Best Dressed Bruce Thibdeau: Most Creative Tom Lafoe: Most Popular 47 a Sie Ee ali aypscomas ee, a: Utilizing nature’s laboratory A warm place from which to teach. A moment for reflection. A smile of victory after the ‘AG’ mechanic competition. Please Patronize Our Sponsors 48 49 RED COACH GRILL 595 BROADWAY SAUGUS, MASS. 233-0242 SYLVANIA LIGHTING PRODUCTS A DIVISION OF G.T.E. SYLVANIA 75 SYLVAN ST. DANVERS, MASS. LAWRENCE EAGLE-TRIBUNE ie FO 2 me a ay Se en eee ED } y NEW ENGLAND’S LARGEST DAILY OFFSET NEWSPAPERS, SERVING GREATER LAWRENCE COMMUNITIES IN ESSEX COUNTY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY AND SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 50 SENIOR PROM 1972 Thank you for the lovely evening, NORM. Is this a Greek Dance? The Dynamic Dvowth Escorts. What’s new Chris? Mr. Mrs. Potter SRE ime ett SPOOFS ee ri 3 “ Syl Debbie and Jerry Drew and guest The Senior Prom was held on Friday March 17, 1972 at the Danversport Yacht Club. A buffet din- ner was served to 100 hundred people, and music was provided by Tyler Mudge. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Muldoon, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potter, Mr. David Flecther and escort, Mr. and Mrs. William Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Picanso, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sargent. Morning after parties were held by Sharon St. Pierre and Jim Clark. Peter and guest Bill and guest Be On wre ‘ vs Andy Guthrie w guest Jeanne Burke w guest Rick and guest Bill Smith w guest oo ce Bill Cook w guest ays 3rd time around? Bruce Rachel The Queen and her Court, Jeanne Burke 2nd FROM RIGHT. SENIOR PROM Is that Wally? Is there anything else you'd like, my dear? BN Spe a poe . _ 3 = 4 a = = Try it you’ll like it! MARCH 17, 1972 Please Patronize Our Sponsors 54 He’s just so sweet! The older set Working up an appetite Gary his Queen 55 JUNIOR PROM [OT Last years Junior Prom was an out- standing success. It was held at the Vil- lage Green in Danvers and was well at- tended. Miss Jeanne Burke and Miss Debbie Sargent were instrumental in its formation, and Miss Burke honored those attending with a medley of songs. Invited guest were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potter, Mr. And Mrs. Dom- inic Tellirelli (Nick and Dolly) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc Carthy, Mr. And Mrs. Frank Kramer, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fraser. A buffet lunch was served later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sar- gent 295 Main Street, Saugus. Looks like the Hully-Gully. Ooh! I’m havin’ fun. Now letmesee, is it 1-2-3? 56 A quiet moment of repose. MARCH 24, 1972 This must be a waltz. All the big spenders. Which one has the Tony. Gee! Its almost time to go. 7 ome So Gite) SS SOC) = es) © Congratulations JUNIOR PROM 1972 The Junior Prom took place on March 24 ’72 at the Holiday Inn, Lynnfield, Mass. Music was provided by “‘Libertyship”’ and dancing continued through midnight. The fare consisted of a roast beef dinner with all the trimmings, and everyone at- tending had a marvelous time. After the prom, most everyone returned to the campus for more music and dancing by “‘Libertyship’’, and a light break- fast was prepared and served by members of the faculty. Truly a successful affair. There was no way I was staying home! 58 a ae . 59 60 The Class of 1972 extends the very best of wishes to Miss Ann Cullen and Mr. Joseph Cote, who will be leaving us this fall. We feel fortunate to have been the beneficiaries of their training and guidance. We thank Miss Cullen for her attendance and help at so many of our social functions. The Chess Club, the Mountain Climbing Club and the Maple will be sorry to lose Mr. Cote. Good luck and mountains of success to you both in your future endeavors. 61 A. Michaud and Class Pres. A. Guthrie. Mr. A. Michaud Mr. Allen Chase Graduation Speaker Mr. James Gallant Essex Tech. Director 62 EVINRUDE ® VOLVO® OLD “TOWN © ALCORT® STARCRAFT CAMPER oe MARINE INC. RTE. 1 (NORTH), DANVERS, Oo MASS AREA CODE 617 774-7712 ARCHIE ARMSTRONG CORRECT CRAFT © BOLENS THUNDERBIRD GRUMMAN CENTER AUTO RYE (OPP. SHOPPING CTR.) DEALER FOR MARK IV SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Auto Air Seiberling Conditioners Tires 1 Washington No. St. Reading, Reading, : Mass. 664-8574 664-3618 DANVERS SAVINGS BANK ON THE SQUARE SINCE 1850 DANVERS, MASS CENTER PACKAGE STORE PARK ST., NO. READING COMPLIMENTS OF JACK ROWNTREE 63 COMPLIMENTS OF ADAM EVE LIBERTY TREE MALL BARNETTS FABRICS ROUTE | SAUGUS COMPLIMENTS OF AUGUSTINES ROUTE ONE SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS 01906 TELEPHONE: 233-5544 JPKOLCI LIL Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class Of 1972 From The LAFOE CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 3 PLAINS ROAD IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS THE FROST HIGGINS Charter motor coach is COMPANY the way to travel!! Landscape Design and Planting MICHA UD BUS WINES: INC. Care of Trees and Large Tree Moving 250 Jefferson Ave. e Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Salem (617) 745-1000, Haverhill (617) 372-2121 2 WHEELER RD., BURLINGTON, Boston (617) 284-2650 MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 272-4257 65 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 from the staff of: GAINSBORO STUDIO Photographers 317 Essex Street Salem, Massachusetts We wish to thank the Staff and Management of the Gainsboro Studio for the many courtesies extended to us throughout the year. class of 1972 66 ESSEX COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE FARMING ASSOCIATION The Farm Supply House For Essex County TOPSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 887-2309 100 Mitchell Road ' Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 felephone: (617) 356-4100 — 768-7131 SCN INL FORMERLY CORLISS TREE AND S-X BRANDS LANDSCAPE CORPORATION GSLET YouR, OWN ORGANIZATION SERVE You” Compliments to the class of 1972 from SUI REME The Village Green THE SUPERMARKET Restaurant WITH ALL THE SPECIALS ute 1 Danv mi Roston Road Route anvers Billerica, Massachusetts YOUR HOME GARDEN VALUE STORE ALG IWIALY Gould’s Florist Flowers Gifts LAWN and GARDEN — SEED — FERTILIZER — LIME EE pti LERS 2) INSECTICIDES 354 Broadway, Lynnfield, Mass. 598-9521 HORSE SUPPLIES — FEED — HAY — SHAVINGS — TACK 56 Maple St., Danvers, Mass. 774-6464 9 Wenham Street, Danvers — Tel. 774-1069 67 Please Patronize Our Sponsors and GARDEN_CENTER “There is a Difference in Flowers - TRY OURS” Deliveries In: METHUEN - SALEM LAWRENCE - ANDOVER NORTH ANDOVER Call 683-3165 757 Turnpike St., Rte. 114, North Andover Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1972 From Towne Lyne House Route 1 At The Peabody-Lynnfield Line Excellent Food In A Gracious Atmosphere Compliments Of MEREDITH FARMS Cross Street Topsfield, Mass. 887-2711 68 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’72 From Mr. Saunder’s Formal Wear 68 Boston Street Salem, Mass. 745-0300 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from the PLAISTED FOREIGN MOTORS INC. 311 Highland Ave. Salem, Mass. Salem-745-0662 Manchester-526-7550 BEST WISHES THOMSON’S Compliments of the NURSERY GARDEN CENTER Hathorne Teachers Federation Local 1268 ROUTE! DANVERS AFT AFL-CIO 774-2782 ESSEX VERNON’S, INC. AGGIE ALUMNI ASSOC. FARM EQUIPMENT — PARTS — President: James Cameron SERVICE Vice-President: James Krause DANVERS, MASS. 774-4410-4411 Secretary: Marie Murray Treasurer: Mildred L. Nutting BEST WISHES Dues May Be Paid To Any One Of These Officers Compliments of Compliments of the Mastranzi Bros. New England Milk North Shore Grinding Co. Producer's Association Power Equipment Route 128, Exit 19, Dunham Rd. to the class of 1971 Beverly, Mass.01915 922-3509 NEW MEADOWS GOLF CHEE INC. BEST WISHES Wildes Road Topsfield, Mass. 887-9307 A FRIEND Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1972 Please Patronize Our Sponsors 69 MEANS CHEVROLET- OEDSFTING, 96 COUNTY RD. IPSWICH, MASS. 356-2964 ON ALL IMPORTANT HIGHWAYS no for a delicious meal or snack... quality and courtesy | iu = FRANK P. BENNETT HGHWy SAU6US,MASS LOSMOBILE 273.9600 Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 GRUB GROG RalphA.Estey be RESTAURANT Sons [nie — EARLY AMERICAN ATMOSPHERE LUM BER- BUILDING MAT’ L 51 WASHINGTON ST. MAIN ST.GROVELAND, MASS. SALEM. MASS. ULRIERS 744-7630 DAWSON'S: HOMEMAKERS ERICS GREENHOUSES CENTER : Aan Rae, 1090 MAIN STREET, READING, MASS. Topsfield Village Shopping Center Phone 944-0547 Hardware Housewares Gifts Toys AD age oe NR Scots Lawn Products Ortho Products FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HARDY C.N. SON Compliments Of HARNETT AUTO BODY EGGS CHICKS 15 Water Street Danv ers, Mass. 01923 774-2474 NORTHERN AVE. ESSEX, MASS. 70 Poor Richard's Oyster House Georgetown Center Food Distinctively Styled and Served in a Gracious Atmosphere Reservations Welcomed 352-9843 Compliments Of Holiday Inn Rt. 1 At 128 Lynnfield, Mass. 535-4600 4 | | ml Re J 1 | pide Best Wishes ESSEX COUNTY EMPLOYEES LOCAL NUMBER 658 JAMES CAMERON — PRES. CLIFF RICE — VICE PRES. EDNA FINNEGAN — SEC’Y-TREAS. Please Patronize Our Sponsors 71 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1971 SHAHEEN BROS., INC. 439 HAVERHILL STREET, LAWRENCE 688-1844 WHITE FARMS IPSWICH — ROWLEY TOWN LINE, ROUTE 1-A ‘“ W atch ror the Guernsey Cow”’ 356-2633 Leith Flower Shop And Garden Center Robert W. Leith, Jr. Richard D. Leith 1094 Main Street Haverhill, Mass. 01830 374-8011 VE HORSESHOE LOUNGE A PLEASANT PLACE TO SPEND AN EVENING 226 MAIN ST. (RT. 28) NO. READING, MASS. “a2: 2 NS TEL. 664-3591 664-8585 Sa Your Host Hostess — Pat Veronica Lee BEST WISHES LaRochelle Tractor and Implement { 324 MAIN ST. (RT. 28) ia NORTH READING, MASS. Sawtelle Bros. Inc. Jct. 128 62 Tel 774-4200 Cushman Golf Carts Turf Maintenance Equipment Lenny's Sunoco Service 142 Main Street No. Reading, Mass. 01864 664-8504 NORTH SHORE CANTEEN INC. Industrial Construction Caterers Catering For All Occasions 598 Maple St. Danvers — 774-1825 68 Maple St. Danvers — 774-9714 SPORTING GOODS TENNIS — GOLF — BASKETBALL SPORTSWEAR — TEAM EQUIPMENT — FOOTWEAR CORININMGECO. 278 CABOT ST. 922-2404 BEVERLY, MASS. MURPHY'S FRUIT MART 17 ELM ST. DANVERS, MASS. FRUIT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER CALL 774-2756 EVERGREENS 3ACRES OF FINE NURSERY STOCK TREES PINEWOOD GARDEN, INC. 327 Main St. (Rt. 28) No. Reading, Mass. 664-4472 TUXEDOS FORMAL WEAR JOE LEVIN StI 29 Lowell St. Peabody, Mass. 531-1845 If No Answer — 531-4800 Christopher M. Carson nee na 32 Kernwood Avenue uck 1o : The Class Beverly, Massachusetts 01915 Of 72 PERSONAL PATRONS PERSONAL PATRONS George M. Roaf, Danvers Palmer S. Perley, Ipswich Genevieve Palmigiano Park St. Service, No. Reading Mary Rossi Mrs. Daniel Smith Family Dominic DiPrima Charles Smith Mr. Robert Dubois Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Gately Henry Killam Mr. Mrs. Fred Simpson Shirley Jackson Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Dussault Mr. Mrs. Charles M. Hoffman Mrs. Jeanette Marion Mr. Mrs. Thomas DiResta Mr. Mrs. John La Rue Mr. Mrs. George Dana Mr. Mrs. Russell Sandner Mrs. Catherine Clement Mr. Mrs. Charles Zappola ; : eC NI Te Thomas F Thornton The Editors Staff of the 1972 Maple wish to ex- Map re (Fred Bernard pore their See thanks 2 o our egatele con- SEMPER Tre! Francis EoPrescott tributors who made our yearbook a great success. Mr. Mrs. Charles Kusnierski Mrs. Lillian Marion Ruth Wilson Charles McKenna Harry Kinderson Rose Campiola 75 BUSINESS PATRONS Lou's Coffee Service Lucien Gallant 112 Margin Street Peabody, Mass. Perley’s Service Station 60 Main Street Rowley, Mass. E. Cressy Son Pleasant Street Rowley, Mass. Gordon's Greenhouse Inc. 16 Essex Road Ipswich, Mass. The First National Bank of Ipswich Market Street Ipswich, Mass. Hart Carleton Assoc. Inc. Realtors Developers 164 High St. Ipswich, Mass. Danvers Paper Co. Inc. 20 Riverside Ave. Danvers, Mass. 777-0020 The Quality Press of Beverly 25 School Street Beverly 922-0700, 922-2400 W.R.A.M. Broadcasting Essex Agr. Tech. Inst. Joseph D’Urdsi, President Town Line Jenney 17 Bay Road Hamilton, Mass. 468-9570 Danversport Yacht Club 163 Elliott Street Danvers, Mass. Clifford Whittaker Son 3 Hobart St., Danvers Farm I ndustrial Equipment Hyland Diner Serving The Best In Food Year Round US Route | Danvers, Mass. 76 Welch Florists Inc. 116 Union Street Lynn, Mass. 595-8222 North Shore Grinding Route 128 Exit 19 Dunham Rd., Beverly 922-3509 New England Serum 239 Newburyport Turnpike Topsfield, Mass. 887-2368 Mirror Press 62 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. 774-0564 Middleton Golf Course Route 114 Middleton, Mass. 774-4075 Middleton Greenhouse River Street Middleton, Mass. 774-0470 William J. Mahoney Inc. 47-69 Holyoke Street West Lynn, Mass. 289-3598 Jack Frost's Middleton Hardware Middleton. Mass. 01949 Telephone: 774-1117 Danver's Flower Shop 56 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. 744-6464 Danvers Diner Newberry Street Danvers, Mass. 774-9712 Curran Brothers Inc. 15 Park Street Danvers, Mass. 774-1446 Middleton Square Drug Inc. 19 North Main Street Middleton, Mass. Petit Salon At Crescent Mall 233-9771 94 R. Walnut St., Saugus Mr. Mrs. William A. Simone Jr. Methuen, Mass. Curran Brothers Inc. Florists 15 Park St., Danvers, Mass. 774-1446 or 774-1743 Mother Goose's Fastbuck Boutique 164 High Street Ipswich, Mass. Northern Lights Snowmobiles 126 High Street Ipswich, Mass. 356-0131 James P. McCormack Son Inc. 8-10 Brown Square Ipswich, Mass. Simone Bros. Market Gardener 9 Simone Street Methuen, Mass. Star Ceramic Studio 8 Lafayette Square Haverhill, Mass. 373-3447 Angelo The Florist 197 Winter Street 372-0270 Haverhill, Mass. 01830 Topsfield Town Crier 49 Main Street Topsfield, Mass. 887-2301 Rogers Treasure Chest Cliftondale Square Saugus, Mass. 233-1625 Peabody Radio Television Inc. 4 Walnut Street Peabody, Mass. 531-0736 Rowley Shooting Preserve Hammond Street Rowley, Mass. G. C. Brainard Insurance Agency 1 A Andover Road 667-9031 Billerica, M ass. 01821 7-Eleven Food Store 250 Salem Road Billerica, Mass. 01821 77 Veteran's Garages 165 Turnpike Rowley, Mass. Arvies Candies 273 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Ryers Store 162 Park Street North Reading, Mass. 01864 Mary’s Restaurant 293 Essex Street Salem, Mass. Northshore Chrysler Plymouth Rte. 114 Danvers, Mass. Thomas Ford Sales Inc. Salem Pet Shop Inc. Rte. 114 Danvers, Mass. 777-0727 Double B. Corral 875 Western Ave. Lynn, Mass. Beaulieu Linsky 279 Essex Street Salem, Mass. 744-4260 Bernards Jewlers Salem, Mass. Maico Hearing Aid Service 10% Norman Street Salem, Mass. 745-5070 Stern Jewelers 4 Freeman Street Lynn, Mass. Saxony Furniture Lynn-way Lynn, Mass. Eleanor M. Peddle 15 Putnam Street Salem, Mass. 01970 Donald B. Curran Inc. Topsfield Road Boxford, Mass. 01921 887-5470 Normand J. Bedard 8 Stry Road. Salem, Mass. 774-3335 William T. Walke Sons, Inc. 143-145 Loring Avenue Salem, Mass. Zolotas Hardware Supply 76 Walnut Street Peabody, Mass. 531-1025 N J Donuts Maple Street Middleton, Mass. Russell S. Emerson 288 North Broadway Haverhill, Mass. Alyce’s Homemade Ice Cream Canal Street Salem, Mass. Richard J. Caram “Distinctive Landscaping” 168 High St., Ipswich, Mass. Wildlife Conservation Club Essex Agricultural Technical Institute, Hathorne, Mass. Dave Joan Townley 41 Hopkins Street Wilmington, Mass. Drinkcraft 46 Central Street Ipswich, Mass. 356-5997 Owen's Motors Inc. 109 Broadway 233-1387 Saugus, Mass. 01906 Carson Family Funhouse 32 Kernwood Avenue Beverly, Mass. Cooks Package Store 12 Central Street Rowley, Mass. 78 Presidents — First Lady Spa 1245-49 Broadway Street Saugus, Mass. Saugus Bank Trust Co. 466 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. 233-0400 Clifftondale News Store 486 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. Peter A. Rossetti Insurance 473 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. 233-1855G Goodwin's Gasreron Bros. 231 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Pioneer Garage Company 11-13 Washington Street Peabody, Mass. 531-0319 Jefferson Oil 11 Broadway Salem, Mass. Gauthier Imported Cars 142 Canal Street Salem, Mass. 745-5500 Northshore Glass Aluminum Co. 11 Canal Street Salem, Mass. Horticulture Club The Aggie The Family Mutual Savings Bank 153 Merrimac Street Haverhill, Mass. Bob’s Barber Shop 4b Howard Street Saugus, Mass. Box Top Realty 58 Main Street Topsfield, Mass. 887-2163 Husfliden Main Street (Rte 1A) Rowley, Mass. 948-2664 Hilltop Steak House Route | Saugus, Mass. Ray’s Circle Sunoco Service 1030 Broadway Revere, Mass. 284-9860 Misiano’s Sunoco Service 700 Broadway (Rte. 1) Saugus, Mass. 233-9642 John W. Dan Son 235 Main Street Rowley, Mass. 948-2677 Godfried’s Bakery Deli Route | Saugus, Mass. Malden Grinding Welding Co. Route | Saugus, Mass. 233-2708 House Of Decor Rte. 1 129 — Saugus Plaza Saugus, Mass. Prince Spaghetti Pizza House 517 Broadway Saugus, Mass. Lever’s Motor Service 1 Union Street Ipswich, Mass. Woodman’s Barber Shop 7 South Main Street Ipswich, Mass. Quint’s Drug Store Market Square Ipswich, Mass. Merrimac Valley Garden Centre 287 Lincoln Avenue 373-3078 Haverhill, Mass. 01830 Oriental Garden Westgate Shopping Center Haverhill, Mass. 375-5626 Flowers by Louis (F.T.D.) 80 Lafayette Street Haverhill, Mass. 01830 79 Atherton Furniture Co. 132 Merrimac Street Haverhill, Mass. Joseph's Mens Store 317 Main Street Saugus, Mass. Century House Restaurant 235 Andover Street Peabody, Mass. Boston Street Auto Body 165A Boston Street Salem, Mass. Morning Call Restaurant 60 Washington Street Salem, Mass. Vincents Potato Chips 205 Hiland Avenue Salem, Mass. 01970 Edward's Camera-Jewelry 282 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Ralph's Market 81 Bridge Street Beverly, Mass. 01915 Village Barber Shop 52-A Main Street Topsfield, Mass. A Friend Rich's Department Store Hiland Avenue Salem, Mass. Andover Riding Academy Route 114 North Andover, Mass. Art's Discount Cleaners 263 Essex Street Salem, Mass. Join The Navy Chief Les Benway Salem, Mass. Bob’s Rod Gun Shop Boston Street Salem, Mass. Boyn-Tan Leathers Main Street Peabody, Mass. T. Sgt! D.J. Dragonas U.S.A.F. Recruiting Office Salem, Mass. 744-3724 The Equestrian Shop Inc. Route 114 North Andover, Mass. Federal Machine Co. Inc. 171 Boston Street Salem, Mass. Goldberg Realty Beverly, Mass. Guy's Subs Fried Clams 1349 Main Street Reading, Mass. Casali’s Restaurant Route | Ipswich, Mass. Country Gas Service Inc. 131 Water Street Danvers, Mass. 774-1930 L. H. Rogers 140 Essex Street Salem, Mass. 744-4025 H R Quality Gas Inc. 165 Boston Street Salem, Mass. 80 Join the Army Sgt. George Laramie Salem, Mass. Peg Murph Lunch 18% Water Street Danvers, Mass. Peter's Laundry Co. 135 Boston Street Salem, Mass. Ray’s Route 113 Citgo Ray Emery, Prop. 68 Storey Avenue Newburyport, Mass. Salem Aluminum Window Co. 97 Boston Street Salem, Mass. Join the Marines S. Sgt. J. C. Walmer Salem, Mass. Watson’s Flower Shoppe 89 Margin Street Salem, Mass. Winster Studios 50 Margin Street Salem, Mass. 744-3575 T. Sgt. Eugene A. Vorland U.S.A.F. 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