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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

Yearbook Dedication Ed Lang Natural Resources To The Class Of ’78 Looking back over the last four years, this class has achieved outstanding records of education and school leadership. It is a class which has shown its strong interest in agriculture through its sincere determin- ation. This is one of the largest classes to complete courses of instruction in the var- ious areas of study. A great dispersal is about to take place - some to other insti- tutions for further education, some into employment, and others into the armed Services. Whichever direction each shall take, | wish each of you the greatest success and happiness in the years to come. Assistant Dean Congratulations Class Of ’78 | am sure that in the years ahead you will look back over this book and recall many happy associations with classmates and instructors. To some, this book will re- call the games you won or almost won, to others their duties as class officers, and still to others their successes as members of FFA teams. During the past four years you have had the unique educational opportunity to spend half the year ina classroom situation and the other half on an employment project. This combination should prove invaluable to you in the years to come. Even though you have graduated, you will always be a member of the Essex fam- ily. If any of us can be of help in the future, please be sure to call upon us. | wish each of you success in your cho- sen careers and personal happiness in the years ahead. Director Seniors The dveams of childhood: ts Ore faloles, IES graceful, beard Ful, humang impossible adornmenrys of the world beyond} So good to bebe ievedin once, So qood+o be Ye member 6a When Outgrown —— Chorles Dickens David Ames Jane E. Anderson Brett Andrus Catherine Bogatti Randall J. Bourgeois Richard Britt Stephen Carr Susan Carpenter ickie Carlson V Steven Carroll = ° O = “9 ° oO Richard Darisse Lydia Curran Patrice Coombs John L. Davis Richard P. DeSisto Linda Doucette Yetti Frenkel Philip Gaudette Debra Godjikian Warren Grant Kris Hamilton Sam Herrick Michael R. Hincman Amelia D. Infinger Laura Jean Steven T. Kenney Dwayne J. Lawrence James Leonhard ORANG AA vee sere Shirley Lincicum Jayne Lloyd ad Joanne Marie P. Marshall Paul Martin 10 Mary McElhinney Karl Matthews Stephen T. Martin greatis aie figsiaie. Mark J. Melanson Hans-Georg Mertsch Maureen Meaney 17 Gerard Nadeau Laurie Newell Paul Niemi � Peter Owsiak Michael Peabody Elaine Pelletier 12 Nancy A. Perry Paul E. Pickard Gregg Riley il” 3 = Joseph Rochna « a NO MEMORIAL BUT LOM GC Paul Ross Maryjane Sessa David J. Sheehan 14 Mike Simpson Richard Smith Robert Smith John C. Speicher Michael St. Pierre Neal H. Sullivan Lee T. Surette Carol Tillberg Peter Walters Craig Weaver Robert Wendell Susan Wood 16 Seniors Not Pictured ps Vv = ke 3S) hy SS a eS) Sit CO nO A wo oc’ of o yyy =) James Willis Steven N. Phaneuf Shawn Quigley Ellen Richards Eric Hartnett John Klemczuk Thomas Pagano Thomas Wall Co-Editors Of The Yearbook Laurie Newell Elaine Pelletier Maryjane Sessa Shirley Lincicum ile. 20 Athletics When Khe Aang gers + OUGh thetoug), aor AM 0 Hugh 5 loan Soccer Team 1978 was the best year yet for the Aggie soccer team. With the de- termination of Coach Zisis, great team effort, and a lot of spirit, the Rams ended the season undefeated in the Cape Ann Junior Varsity League. The record shows an out- standing, overall Tally of eight wins, one tie, and no losses. John LeBrun, a new forward line- man, contributed a great effort in lead- ing the team from one victory to another. With outstanding goal tend- ing by Randy Bourgeois and support from Capts. Gaudette and Willis, the team was bound from the start to bea winner, Next year's team faces the loss of the following Seniors: Jim Willis, Phil Gaudette, Steve Martin, Hans Mertsch, Dave Sheehan, Debbie ' Godjikian, Randy Bourgeois, and Peter Walters. | BSF ees Ries us Me , e } Front row L to R: R. Hesson, D. Brown, W. Lawnsby, K. Weaver, R. Valentine, E. Noll, D. Godjikian, B. Denault; Second Row: J. LeBrun, B. Davis, R. Bourgeouis, T. Blair, K. Sanford, S. Martin, B. Christman, R. Levesque; Back row: M. Nelson, P. ah D. Sheehan, K, Shumacker, H. Mertsch, J. Hebert, Capt. Gaudette, Coach isis 21 wa TTF eT fF betta 14 1B Bn eee an « Lat iF s pera M9 4 iz X-Country Team se é se , The 1977 season was one of re- building for the track team. Faced with the loss of last year's coach and grad- uating Seniors, the team struggled to Stay together during pre-season train- ing. One of the Aggie's newest teach- ers, Jack Splaine, volunteered to coach and began whipping the team into shape. Robin Cole, team captain, along with other members of the team, helped to keep up the spirit of the Rams during this rebuilding season. This year's goal was not just to win, but for all to reach the finish line, no matter how fast or slow they ran. Kay Capozzi, an outstanding sophomore, took a sixth place trophy in the Annual Cape Ann League Meet. This year's graduating Seniors are pictured at the right. They are from left to right: Lydia Curran, Miki McElhinney, Capt. Robin Cole, and Nancy Perry. Kneeling Lto R: J. Demeule, L. Curran, N. Perry, R. Cole, M. McElhinney, D. Verrington; Standing: D. Gelin, J. Elwell, K. Capozzi, B. Sawyer, D. Turner, J. Hudson, J. McGuiness, K. Shumacker, C. Riley, L. Cole, Coach Splaine. 23 Varsity Basketball The Men's Basketball Team is an in- tegral part of the sport's program at the Aggie. Although the team is young, they continually strove to succeed against their more experienced opponents. After this year of growth, Coach Raucci expects to have a cohesive, well-balanced team. Guard Barry Davis, a junior, and his brother, John, a Senior, contributed greatly to the team's defense. Although it was their first year on the team, Seniors Walters, Pickard, and Carr instilled the young team with their spirit and enthusi- asm. Next year's team faces the loss of the following Seniors: M. Melanson, P. Wal- ters, J. Davis, D. Lawrence, S. Carr, and P. Pickard. Kneeling L to R: P. Walters, D.Germinara, J.Davis,D.Lawrence,B.Davis,S.Carr,J Demeule, Standing: R.Albert ,K. Schumacher, if Hebert , M ‘Ambrose, De Rainville, R: Welch, P. Pickard,M. Melanson, Coach Raucci 25 Junior Varsity | : ' d 7 i ee [ ; 4 Kneeling L to R: K.Sweet,M.Nelson,R.Levesque,K.Moriarty,P.Walters,S .Bryer; Standin g: Coach Kirkorian,S .Carr,T .Blair,G.Hobbs, K.O'Donnell,P.DeJagger ,J.LeBrun, T.Sketch- ley. 27 28 Women’s Basketball The 1977-78 basketball season was only the second official year for the wo- men's team at the Aggie. With the aid of Coach Johnson, the girls have been work- ing to build and strengthen their team. Even with defeat looming on the scoreboard, the team continued playing its hardest. Their determination and spi- rit never diminished. Everyone wanted to win! Sophomore, Beverly Denault, scored often throughout the season, and Miki McElhinney, with her expert ball hand- ling and outside shot, helped pull the team through many a tough game. Next year's team faces the loss of the following Seniors: M. Sessa, M. McElhinney, E. Pelletier, L. Doucette, and J. Lloyd. Kneeling Lto R: J.Lloyd, E.Pelletier,M.McElhinney,S.Carpenter,L.Doucette; Standing: eae ae ,L.Saunders ,D .Height,K .Goodwin,L.Cole,P.Bruno,B.Denault ,L.Rygiel- Silas nar People And Pastimes There iS no time like the présent +o reach OAT — take Someone's hana. io There ‘isLoveaud Laug ter Warx Wg just weer +e bend —— Aud he anly Wel Ye - a et here 5 to QO worth ALL enda. ——-D ZaAawn Wa ) Faculty We, the Class of 1978, would like to thank the faculty here at the Aggie for their dedication and efforts on our behalf. It is hard for students to sometimes realize, much less ap- preciate, teachers and the job they do. But now, after four years, it is time to say to the faculty what has been put off long enough. That is, very simply- Thank you. English Mr. Clifford Ms. Hegarty Mr. Barbeau Math Mr. Kirkorian Mr. Whelton Ms. Johnson 31 Social Studies Mr. Small Mr. Zisis Physical Education Mr. Raucci Science Miss Sterin Mr. Karonis Mr. Fletcher a2 Plant Science oo + a ees Mr. Heath ees Nr. Kaknes ey Mr. Emerson Mr. Muldoon Mr. Wheeler Animal Science Mr. White, Mr. Zembruski, Mrs. Holt, Miss Boeggeman, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Vimini, Mr. Swain, Mr. Glazier, Mr. Hughes, Mr. LaRosa Guidance Office Mrs. O'Brien Mr. McNulty Mrs. Wright Teachers Missing Mr. Splaine Mr. Kelly Mr. Collins Mr. Wildes Mr. Pote 34 Shop Mr. Desmond Mr. Ferguson Mr. Shipulski Mr. Costa Dave Ames 253 North St., Georgetown Animal Science - Horse Club 1, Fly Tying 2-3, Pres., X-Country 1-3 - wants to have a dairy farm - remembers the Senior Keg Parties. wap we t aA i Janie Anderson 167 Lowell St., Andover Plant Science - Poultry Judging 1-3, FFA 1-4, HeR. Rep. 2-4, Conser- vation Club 3, Horse Club 1, Year- book 4 - Anyway, back to the farm. - wants to hit the top stay there - remembers the conventions being one of Kelly's angels. 35 Brett Frank Andrus 368 Chadwick Rd., Bradford Natural Resources - Poultry Judging 1-3, Hort. Judging 4 - It's kind of fowl . - wants to go to college - re- members the Poultry Judging contests. Cathy Bogart Borgatti 4 Brown St., Ipswich Animal Science - F.F.A. 1-4, Meat Judging 3, Yearbook 4 - wants to farm - remembers the Big L Girls. Randy Bourgeois a2 ore Si., Lynn Animal Science - Conservation Club 1, Yearbook 4, Soccer 4, Hrm. Rep. 3 - Who cares? - to be a free - style skier - remembers homeroom Rich Biff Britt 21 Raymond Circle, Peabody Natural Resources - Rec Club 1, Conservation Club 3-4, Winter Sports 2-3 - to strike it rich — re- members December, 1977 37 Vickie Turkey Carlson 76 Race St., Haverhill Natural Resources - Stamp Club 1, Camera Club 1-3, Volleyball 3, Year- book 4, Basketball 2 - Ohothuthu- thoooo! - wants to go to college become a wildlife journalist - remembers the last days of school. ial J Sue Carpenter 7 Stone St., Saugus Animal Science - Horse Club 1-2, Rec Club 1-4, Gymnastics 1, Basket- ball 4, Yearbook 4 - What am | doing here? - wants happiness success - remembers the parties on the bus. eos U | Er |] tk Steve Carr 22 Southwick St., Salem Ornamental Horticulture - Fly Tying 1-4, Chess Club 1-3, Hunter Safety 3 - wants to go to college a is or 4 Henee 4 tem RF Pree i seething en fy Pe LOE a Steve Butch Carroll 2A Buffam St., Salem Natural Resources - Chess Club 2-3, Weightlifting 2-3, Conservation Club 4, Rec Club 2 - Say what? - wants to do the eae he can - remembers a good report card. 39 Robin Cole 16 Leavitt St., Salem Animal Science - F.F.A. Treas. 3, Parliamentarian 1,2,4 - Meat Judging Team 3 - Horse Club 1 - Horse Show- manship Team 4 - Hans, what did you get on the test? - wants to be a vet - remembers the Aggie. — ot OFT DRINKS ip “PY, ape ‘ete. Patty Coombs 98 Myrtle St., Lynn Animal Science - Horse Club 2-4, Secretary 3, Livestock Judging 2, Horse Showmanship 4 - ''Where do | go now? - wants to be a vet - remem- bers the wearing of the Xmas bells. Lydia Curran 78 Daniels Rd., Rowley Floriculture - Conservation Club 3-4, Yearbook 4 - remembers the Aggie. Rich Darisse 2 Cypress St., Salem Floriculture - Conservation Club 2, Fly Tying 3, Yearbook 4 - | know, really. - walls to be satisfied with life - remembers 5 41 John L. Davis 535 Chatham St., Lyan Natural Resources - N.R. Team 3, Chess Club 1-2, Conservation Club 1-4 Melanson did it. - wants to get married own his own land business - remembers hitting a tree at Indian Pond. Rick DeSisto 151 A Bailey St., Lawrence Animal Science - wants to be a farmer - remembers collecting eggs. Bob Stonie ’ Donovan 120 Commonwealth Rd., Lynn Animal Science - Tractor Safety 1 Horse Club 1,2,3-President, 4-V. Pres. - What a rush! - wants to train quarter horses - remembers fixing his '54 Chevy. Linda Lin Doucette 295 Jefferson Ave., Salem Animal Science - Rec Club 1-4, Horse Club 1, Basketball 2-4, Gymnastics 1, Class Rep. 1,2, Sec. 4 = Hello; sweetheart. - wants to be a vet - re- members school parties. 43 Grace Enos 2 Haskell Ct., Gloucester Animal Science - Horse Club 2-4 ! don't think I'll go to school to- day.'' - wants to be happy - remem- bers being a Big L girl. Space Fournier 26 Upham St., Salem Animal Science - Fly tying 2, Veg Judging 1, Dairy Judging 2-4 - Wow, man! - wants to own a plan- tation - remembers the cow barn. Yetti Frenkel 27 Greystone Park, Lynn Animal Science - Horse Club 2-4, Volley- ball 2-3, Winter Sports 3-4 - I don't think I'll go to school today.'' - wants to be a vet - recalls being a Big L Girl. Ae ga Ve Leds: pt Meet ; ai Vis Aa SF iy, P. Gaudette 16 Douglas Ave., Beverly Natural Resources - Soccer 1-4, Con- servation Club 1-4, N.R. Team 3-4, Hunter Safety 2 - Karl, you're a shoveler!' - wants to go to Hawaii - remembers Red handing over his De- Kalb hat. 45 id BPR ES EEE EET BS Debbie Godjikian Li 1 2 Conant St.. Salem Floriculture - Class President 1,4, Class Secretary 4, Hort. Club 4, Floral Design Team 3-4 - wants to be indepen- dent - remembers 1976 FFA Convention Kelly's Angels. Warren Rabbit Grant 4 Cliff Street, Salem Animal Science - Ag Mechanics Team 3-4, Fix-It Club 2-4 - Why? - wants to go to work - remembers Myr- tle. Kris 'Gerb Hamilton 1104 Broadway, Haverhill Floriculture - Winter Sports 2-4, Presi- dent, Conservation Club 1, Hort. Club 2-4, Poultry Judging 1 - Bull : they certainly do! - plans to marry Rich and have a good life - remembers skiing with Ms. Kelly and Ms. Hegarty. Eric Hartnett 48 Dearborn St., Salem Ornamental Horticulture - Fruit Club 1, Fix-lt-Club 1-3, Study - You're rot- ten! - wants to go into the landscaping business. 47 Sam Herrick Mill Rd., Rowley Animal Science - Study Hall 1-4 - plans to work on his father's farm. Mike Hincman | | 25 Webb St., Salem pe | Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1 - -4, Natural Resource Team 2-4 - wants — to be a Wildlife Conservation Officer- remembers the Junior Class dance. 3 Darlene Infinger 20 Coffin Ave., Haverhill Floriculture - Conservation Club 3, Hort. Club 4, Yearbook 4 - See ya'll later. - hopes to open a cosmetology ’ shop - remembers Junior Skip Day. Laura Jean 26 Preston St., Hathorne Animal Science - Square Dance Club 1-2, Poultry Judging 2-3, Yearbook 4 - hopes to own a cow farm - remem- bers Mr. Berglund's class. 49 Steve Kenney . 14 Middlesex Ave., Swampscott Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, NR. Team 2-4 - ‘Peg Off,” - wants to rid the world of all people - remembers Barbara Whelan. John P. Klemcezuk 83 Lynn St., Peabody Ornamental Horticulture - Chess Club 3° - Come on, give me a break. - wants to start a landscaping business - remem- bers the early April release for vacation. Dewy Lawrence 47 Green St., Danvers Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-3, Pres., 4, N.R. Team 3 - plans to join the Coast Guard - remembers fondly the Senior Keg Party. Jim Leonhard 1000 Dale St., No. Andover Anima l Science - Tractor Driving Team 1 -4, Dairy Products Judging Team 2-4, Livestock Judging 2, Study 1 - So, ask me if | care. - wants a job in Ag Mech- ee - remembers Kansas City Dairy Lab. : 51 Shirl Ma Lincicum 58 Proctor Circle, Peabody Animal Science - Conservation Club 1-4, 3 treasurer, Livestock Judging 2, Volley- ball 1-3, Yearbook 4 - Yes, Dear. - remembers February 3, 1977. Jayne Lloyd 682 Summer St., Lynn Floriculture - Chess Club 3, X-Coun- try 1-3, Basketball 2-4, Yearbook 4 - Oh, well, them are the breaks, - ieee to find happiness-remembers Joanne Marie 64 Summer St., Saugus Animal Science - Yearbook 4 - wants to be an assistant vet - remembers the smoking area. Paul P. Marshall 20 Evans Rd, Peabody Horticulture - Rec Club 2-4 Pres., Ping pong 1-2, 3-Pres., Gymnastics 1-3 - Sure, Sweetheart. - hopes to Stay alive, happy, and high - remem- bers the summer of '76. 53 Paul 'Madman Martin 19 Orchard St., Salem Floriculture - Fly-Tying 1 4, WWhat are. you selling? - wants to work ina green- house - recalls Speicher sitting on his whoopee cushion. Steve Martin 29 Sewall St., Marblehead Ornamental Horticulture - Chess Club 3-4, Soccer 4, Rec Club 2-3 - Sure. - wants to owna landscape gardening business - remembers the Senior Keg Parties. Karl Matthews 5 Hood Rd., Danvers Animal Science - Winter Sports 2, Study Hall 1-4 - Whenare you going skiing? - wants to bea vet live in Colorado - remembers partying with Phil before class. Miki McElhinney 7 Kennedy Dr., Ipswich Animal Science - FFA sentinel 4, Poultry Judging 1-3, Gymnastics l, X-Country 2-4 - But, Mr. Whelton, | don't do fractions. - wants to go through college. 55 Maureen The Divine Ms. M Meaney 16 Lindall St., Danvers Animal Science - Camera Club 1-2, Public Speaking 1, Dairy Products Judg- ing Team 2-4 - Oh, shut up Sue! - wants to be a marine engineer - remembers playing hockey with Mr. A in the dairy lab. Mark J. Melanson 20 Sherman Ave., Nahant Natural Resources - Chess Club 2-3, Treas., Rec Club 4, Class Rep. 4, Basketball 1,2,4 - This class is bor- ing. - wants to marry a nice girl own a chain of restaurants - remembers fondly the Senior Keg Parties. i Hans Hansy Mertsch 13 Beckett St., Peabody Natural Resources - Soccer 1-4, Bas-. ketball 2, X-Country 1, Conservation ‘Club 1-4, N.R. Team 3-4 - I don't remember. - wants to ramble through _the Yukon - remembers his Natural Resources class. Gerry Nadeau 11 Madeline Ave., Salem Natural Resources - Fly Tying 2, Conservation Club 1-4 - wants to be a Conservation Officer - remembers fondly the Senior Keg Party. 57 Laurie Newell 14 Crescent Ave. Saugus Floriculture - Winter Sports 2-4, V. Pres., Yearbook 4, Volleyball 2-3, Hort. Club 4 - I'm impressed, really | am.'' wants to go to college, get mar- ried, and settle down - remembers Dec. 18, 1974 Ms. Hegarty the Moose. Paul Niemi 16 Eastern Ave., Gloucester Floriculture - Conservation Club 3-4, Hunter Safety, Fix-It Club 3 - wants to be a retail florist - remembers 1:00 a.m. to 1:45 a.m. Pete Owsiak 93 Linebrook Rd., Ipswich Natural Resources - N.R. Team 3-4, - Conservation Club 1-4, Public Speak- ing 4 - Hello Betty. - remembers the teachers at the Aggie. Tom Pagano 41 Grove St., Lynn Animal Science 59 Mike Peabody 14 Thorndike St., Peabody Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4 - Get lost! - wants to own his own landscaping tree company. eo! Elaine 'Pansie Pelletier 5 Wheatland St., Salem Floriculture - Volleyball 1-3, Year- book 4, Hort. Judging Team 4 - J don't care. - wants to be a hairdresser - remembers being with her family. Nancy Perry 1 High Ave., Salem Animal Science - F.F.A. 1, Parliamen- tarian, 2-3, Reporter, Horse Showman- ship 3, X-Country 1-4 - There was this guy . . . ' - wants to live a happy and healthy life - renembers the Aggie. Steve Poof Phaneuf 15 Grove St., Merrimac Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, Class Rep. 2 - Wants to go on to school become a Conser- vation Officer - remembers the Sen- ior Forestry class. 61 Paul Pickard 44 Hampden St., Swampscott Natural Resources - Conservation Club 2, Chess Club 3, Rec Club 4 - wants to be a landscaper - recalls the Senior Keg Parties. S. Quigley : 43 Glendale Ave., South Peabody Natural Resources - Conservation Club — 2-4, Chess Club 2-3, - wants a good wife be a Forest Ranger - remembers the many parties at school. Ellen Richards 19 Winthrop St., Essex Floriculture Gregg Riley 32 Massachusetts Ave., Danvers Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, N.R. Team 3-4 - Ms. Sterin, you don't know what you're doing. - wants to be a wildlife manager photog- rapher - remembers Pinkham Notch, sopho- more year. 63 Joe Rocky Rochna 5 Dunlap St., Salem Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4 - | haven't the slightest. - wants to start his own business —- re- members his four years at the Aggie. eg KS At - -_ ‘. Dave Rooney 22 Cannon Rock Rd., Lynn Natural Resources - Chess Club 1-4, Rec Club 4 - wants to go to college open a landscape business. Paul Ross 2 Orchard St., Byfield Animal Science - Fix-It Club 1-4, Farm Mechanics 1-4, Tractor Driving 1-4 - Mr. White, | have a pass from Mr. Costa. - wants to go to college own a farm - remembers getting out of Mr. White's class. Whe ere. a “ - 7 — Jane Sessa 23 Wentworth Place, Lynn Animal Science - Horse Club 2-3, Year- book 4, Basketball 2-4 - Bob, your attitude stinks. - wants to work with animals - remembers her 3 years at the foals and all her friends - you too Dar- ene. 65 Dave Sheehan : 13 Prospect St., Georgetown Natural Resources - Rec Club 2-4, V. Pres., Conservation Club 1-2, Soccer 1-4 - wants to go on to school - remem- bers the Senior Natural Resources Club. Mike Simpson : 20 Columbus Ave., Salem Animal Science - Fix-It Club 1-4, Ag Mechanics 1-4 - wants to go to college become a food lab technician - remem- bers the Senior Keg Parties. Richard Squirrel Smith 12 Lawrence St., Danvers Natural Resources - Fly Tying Club 1-4, Pres., Soccer 3, Conservation Club 1-4 - hopes to go to college work in wildlife management - remem- bers the Keg Parties. TH YOUR MOT Fa a Bob Smittie Smith 9 Burnham St., Gloucester Animal Science - Poultry Judging 1-4, Bantam Club 3 - I want to go home. - wants to travel cross country, work- ing on farms - remembers the Halloween Keg Party. 67 i fee FEF PSOE aT presse veuwey pei her 80 Hathorne St Flor iculture - C John Spike Club 3 — iit HHH Carol Tillberg 128 Wildwood Rd., Andover Plant Science - F.F.A. Chaplain 4, Camera Club 3, Conservation Club 2 - He's nice. - wants to be happy in- dependent - remembers the conventions Kelly's Angels. Tom Wally Wall 150 Bridge St., Beverly Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4 - Blast the tunes. - wants to be a musician - recalls his trip to Maine. Pete Walters 427 Chatham St., Lynn Natural Resources - Chess Club 2-3, Pres. 4, Hmrm. Rep. 4, Disc jockey 4 - wants to be a business success remem- bers meeting his girl at a dance. ——_ Craig Weaver 7 Tenney St., Georgetown Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, Archery 2-4 - Be gone, peas- ant! - wants to own a landscape busi- ness retire in comfort - remembers the whoppee cushion in Mr. Kramer's class. Bob Wendel 27 Seagirt St., Saugus Animal Science - Poultry Judging, Meat Judging 3, Livestock Judging, Hockey 1-2, Soccer 2-4, Senior class V. Presi- dent, F.F.A. V. Pres. Parlementarian - Whoa, Basil! - wants to survive - remembers the Topsfield Fair. Jim Willis 2. Morris St, Lynn Animal Science - Poultry Judging 3, Livestock Judging 2, F.F.A. Presi- dent 4, Soph. Class President, Public Speaking 3-4, Kansas City 3 - wants to be an Aggie Poultry teacher - re- members the Aggie. fnnee ae _4 Sue Wood 43 Langsford St., Gloucester Animal Science - Volleyball 1-3, Conser- vation Club 1-3, Dairy Products Judging Team 2-4, Hunter Safety 1, Indian Pond 1-4, Yearbook 4 - What! - wants nurs- ing, a farm an elephant - remembers April 13, dancing on moonlit waters. One And Only You Every single blade of grass And every flake of snow Is just a wee bit different There's no two alike, you know. From something small like grains of sand, To that gigantic star, All were made with this in mind: To be just what they are! How foolish, then, to imitate, How useless to pretend, Since each one of us comes from a mind Whose ideas never end. There'll only be just one of me To show what | can do, And you should, likewise, feel quite proud There's only one of you. - Deb Moir 73 | FFA. ' Officers Senior Officers And Advisors 74 == (=) © “=. a cS @ Ke Lees hae is) hae! Je) iry Da N — a2 — =] © tC a. Judging Team 75 Showmanship Team ee. � - A F iS Pesci a os “ % ve 9 ee + £25. % Oe whoa 76 Vegetable Judging Team ¥¥: eN te Horticulture Judging = 3°) = ©) -— rvs H rf i Recreation Club 78 79 = = = @® SS 2S cs a fe, — jo fo | = | i) a) olbet @ Sah cs (Je) 80 81 Ag Wee oa Ss sri os ‘? Conservation And Wildlife A Mechanics mn aE Senior Prom “ SRST sels =. nt | i i “ 82 March 31, 1978 This year's Senior Prom was held at The Castle in Ipswich. Amid the splendor of this enchanting setting, Seniors and their dates banqueted ona fine meal, social- ized with their friends, an d spent many live- ly hours dancing to the music of Rob Court's band, The Green Change. The selection of a Prom Queen and Her Court enhanced this year's prom. Acting as master of ceremonies, Bob Wendall, pre- sented roses to the winners who were selec- ted by a vote of the faculty wives. Pictured below is this year's Prom Queen, Miki Mc- Elhinney, and her Court, Grace Enos, Linda Doucette, Yetti Frenkel, and Carol Tillberg. A special thanks for this lovely affair and, in fact, all of the Senior class activi- ties of the year, must be given to the two class advisors, Dick Emerson and Ed White. With their untiring help and guidance, this year, and especially this evening, will find a special place in the memories of all. se gnettiitincrntaenmmrennamtemnen stains ris SING er Pa NNN rT RENT EE Phare 2eeeem 83 Last Week Of Classes n te etme ‘ a co io n ’ Graduat On the evening of April 12th, members of the Sen- ior class, dressed in caps and gowns of the traditional school colors - green and white, marched solemnly in- to the Alumni Memorial Gymnasium for the graduation ceremony. Secretary of Education, Paul Parks, honor- ed the school with the keynote address to the gradu- ating class. The student speakers included Shirley Lincicum and Debbie Godjikian. 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ROCKY’S STONE-YARD, INC. =. . A FRIEND = | a on = REAR 2 NEWBURY STREET 2s SeeocY. MA. 01960 535-5173 — o SE atone a a eee ee a eee eee eee as ad Soca ee ee - _ a _s eee -_e ea res Fe BEER EeBas a _ = TREE SERVICE Inc. SALEM STREET, SO GROVELAND One of Merrimac Valley’s Largest and Best Equipped Tree Co.’s AERIAL LIFT SERVICE SKY WORKERS 40’ TO 70’ POWER WINCH TRUCKS INSURANCE COVERAGE - UP TO $1,000,000 £ i | a |e = TREES. REMOVED is PRUNED, SPRAYED © STUMPS os REMOVED ¢ BRUSH CHIPPED - LAND CLEARING fe Represented by ALBERT GATES s 374-7207 e 352-6212 me GROVE CRANE 80° orn Raat e vere reeesaeeee tao oa ae = sone ee oe wo a) = es se se a — oe _ = ee Baha atatanstetatetstans Congratulations to the Class of 1978 A A ‘Vending Company, S ene: OS ARTHUR DOOLEY PoomeInWOOD ST., LYNN, MASS. O1905 = TEL. 595-7974 _ ee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eM 97 oat eae a aaa a ao a atat anata eta e Oe see ieieieieleleee BS Fi fi BH SH BEBS BR BEE s ct : a8 s 0 Congratulations from = — Best Wishes to the Class of = ane 1978 DISCOUNT PLANTS a.” 5 ALFRED ESTHER RICHARDS 1268 Broadway (Rte. 1, No.) e ® Saugus, Mass. Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 1978 BONNE LEWIS INTERIORS THE THOMAS FAMILY INTERIOR DECORATING CONSULTANT 7 Kirkland Drive as 18 Orchard Street Andover, Mass. 01810 _s Byfield, Mass. by appointment- 475-1328 os on wa a6 s “a aL o a = 8 0 ao _ ann uw tk ae aoe To the Best Years of Our Lives a s a6 g ats KFLLY’S ANGELS Best Wishes to the Class of 78 ‘ . ne | ao 8 Jane - Debbie - Carol COUNTRY LANDSCAPING INC. “. a“ ae ane g ao Gloucester, Mass. ae @ i RS = “a wf en Tel. 283-4130 = 2 : _ os _ 2 ae 7 : 8 : u s os au os = Ca oan Sera nSea Mera Sear nanaManaPe“OP cram sratana aarsnamerarahana ona snahenaPahe 98 Se eee aceon e ene ne naan one Sata Best Wishes from MAINE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 84-88 Main Street Peabody, MA 01960 Tel. 532-1595 Congratulations to the Class of 197 os ANGELO THE FLORIST a8 Flowers for All Occasions 197 Winter Street Haverhill, Mass. 01830 Tel. 372-0270 Good Luck ANTHONY’S SHELL STATION 1196 Congress Portland, Maine Road Service ere 20 7) 774-2433 Tune-Up and Brakes SSSR NEES NE ate a ee ease Congratulations! DESMOND’S 40 SHADES O’GREE N Custom Farm Work - Rototilling Fence Installation 355 Topsfield Road loswick, Mass. Tel. 356- 2249 Compliments of BICKFORD MARINA, INC. Marina - Winter Storage-Gas- Diesel - Railways 31 Rocky Neck Ave. Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 MAESTRANZI BROTHERS Hotel and Restaurant Supplies Routemuecorexitel? Beverly, Mass. 01915 = is) —— = : —s “as , Seo Congratulations to the Class of 1978 =| ZOLOTAS HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY [i= 76 WALNUT STREET PEABODY, MASS. Tel. 531-1025 Se ee oe ee a - — —_ = = one Oo ee ZSEeeae eB ZSeaensEe sa Bi “se ee Sees se “ Compliments of C. F. TOMPKINS CO. TONY’S HOUSE OF TIRES On Scenic Route 133 45-51 Maple Street Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Danvers, MA QUALITY USED CARS Quality Furniture - Lane Tel. 283-9851 - 283-3800 cone Chests Compliments of Compliments of SANTORO’S SUBMARINE SANDWICH SHOP BORGATTIS’ PIZZA SUBS 41 Main Street Peabody, Mass. Tel. 531-9681 - 532-2791 Amesbury, Mass. Best of Beste the Class O 1978 Compliments of N J DONUTS AND TALK SHOP McGREGOR SMITH MOTOR CO., INC. CB Radios Equipment Maple Street at School Bus Division Howe's Station 123 West Main Street Middleton, Mass. Merrimac, Mass. Tel. 774-7957 Se Sr Sotatata ee eo ea aes seas a aa et a eee eee nena e ate aMatat ates sSeleDeDSEetsieieieieieeh an u n :s a - A. ‘2 ae — 2 _s ae a = | a n 2 | o a8 = Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 = as 2s ms GERRY AL oe oa 7. ann = “ a. : .. a6 a 5 oe oo a : .. ae “s a a os s ao a a8 8 @ a a on 2 os oe Best Wishes Congratulations from = a NOVELLO’S FLORIST - O a ne 56 Maple Street oo a JOSEPH A. PREVITE, INC. Dane ah hae Sea . 8 ane naa | Tel. 774-4010 oa ie | Wholesale Florists ate a8 Specializing in Tropical Plants _ ti a, 580 Albany Street . =. s Boston, MA 02118 Compliments of _s a as Tel. 357-5606 SILVA BROS. FLORISTS AND =. “ | GREENHOUSES : | Service Phone 7. a8 Direct thru Exchange a. aa Cape Ann's Garden Center -. ane 426-6700 5 Granite St., Rockport, MA a ag | Tel. 546-6526 [atm EBOaBEHEse ® BHaeegs | = ee Sere deaeseana hora ara ener enenenarae 102 Beeee PBEBB BBB RBBB RBRRERP ERROR RPRe ee eee ee eee oe See ae ee Sate eee ee ee eee a “- ANEYNT), Tender Lovin’ Travel ae at y a a =. Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 45 a5 A ao 5 one TOWNE LYNE HOUSE _ BB s Lynnfield, Mass. 01940 — | a8 an 1t ae ane 61 Jefferson Avenue, Salem, Massachusetts - - 745-1000 iu 28 = 68 a i o 8 a6 8 ans ss ats LEONARD ELDRED POULTRY FARM ae la a8 as Call us for fresh egg delivery! Good Luck! Pe = 100 Dale St., North Andover = ats 683-1158 PAUL A. PICHE os Bs =. 7. Pick your own strawberries! a os os | B : = 8 | “a 5 iS ae Congratulations a = Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 =. _ F.l. CARTER SONS INC. ats 2s THE CRAFT SHOP House Plants . ave 1630 Main St., Route 38 s a6 11 Newbury Street oo ave Route 1, Northbound Lane, Danvers Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 aa = 774-3679 Tel. 851-7371 ae “— ‘- ats — _ Best of Luck Best Wishes oe sa.) NUNAN FLORIST GREENHOUSES ie “. ana MIDDLETON GREENHOUSES aoe gat ‘Member of Teleflora-Florafax-A.F.S. ae - Wholesale Retail Florists ate ats Plants Flowers for All Occasions ane b Wholesale Retail River Street a oe Middleton, Mass. oe oF 269 Central Street aos ae Georgetown, Mass. Tel. 774-0470 Prop.W.Klosowski Ja, a Se BSR RSE RBM 103 Bootes a ataMa aMaMaMate esa a a a aMaMa™ Setar arenas BE Be ee 8 8 22 2 . 2 BEEBE eee ee 2 ae HOLLER’S GARDEN CENTER AND a _ GREENHOUSES, INC. = a8 58 ane Compliments Of ae re 1609 Main Street ane = A FRIEND “a = Tewksbury. Mass. 01876 oo wi — Telephone 851-2712 se | | 5 A = 8 | | a 7 a a PAMELA RICHARDS a :5 a Essex, Mass. Tel. 768-6545 Congratulations to the Class ae G of 1978 a 8 . Seascape Paintings ats as Specializing in Pen Ink E LINE LUMBER COMPANY 7s = = 2 92 Newbury Street noe ae Danvers, Mass. el a8 | a8 “4 a ba os = 2 2 a . 8 a. a5 Best of Luck a a 28 ae s 8 a8 ou a 8 BENNY THE FLORIST ne an s rs =e te os . Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 z se os og | ie It s'a| J. 0.'S WHOLESALE CORPORATION UNE tn ; e _ Specializing in Cut Flowers and : i _s a Plants ON fies ate ane : an a wi os 8 ss — = = 18 Eastern Avenue = a. Gloucester, Mass. ae a ae Tel. 283-2456 “. nm u 2s me aaa a ata a a aaa aaa a see aa os aaa sata e eee e ee 104 Sedetedeedetedetazezesesecemeatemenetedesetesesesetesesceseceseec= Congratulations And Best Wishes To the Class of 1978 From The Staff At GAINSBORO STUDIO (PHOTOGRAPHERS) 317 Essex Street Salem, Mass. 744-1055 os = . ——e , a = oO wn beedebeetebebeeteleleet SedeeDedededeDee eo aa -. BEST WISHES FROM THE os ae ESSEX CHAPTER a, OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ms = i 2 s ats u a .s aa a 7 s = i -. i = — as ‘ sor aeaiceaheneeae Se ee EBEBEEBaEe ss By nena snared OT a .. 2 ae “= eee Se ee ae” ee a = = Bl ee m BZ a 106 Be eee en arate et aa” oMa” otataMata te tata ate aaa a ase a atame =e 8 2 2 en ee az _ 8 aa — a a | a. _ A. “= BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 = 8 a y a6 oe 8 nt _ ESSEX TECH BOOKSTORE = _ a as oe a w noe a. ae ans af — a. ane a. a2 os on a6 F a = 8 ao a a | a5 ei a | a ss coe DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA a a6 i as 2s ae a8 Z a6 a8 “ = of A Very Special Thanks To — as a Mr. Harold Kelly, Financial Adviser a a8 a _ Mr. Dick Barbeau, Proofreader = a8 aoe _ Mrs. Helen Lobb, Business Office = oo Mr. Ted Novakowski, Media Specialist aoe be a a6 | une Gainsboro Studios a 7 All of Our Patrons — =. 2 ie All of Our Advertisers — a6 0 “— 2 _ a. = 5 , . 8 =. -YEARBOOK STAFF OF ’78 ‘ ao :5 “— o 2 oe Se SR RS RN ERR N RRC RRL RSNA R SE ESE RR ESR RGB 107 Pedededeeeededebeleocebebeteletebcelebebe obebeiesnsesensesenee 2s BODDY CRANE EQUIPMENT as ae CO. _ mes} 190 MARSTON ST., LAWRENCE os lay | 4 {1 og =F I'M GLAD WE MADE IT! a a Ae oP ae . ) . ; PHIL GAUDETTE “. = -s a6 mle AN meal 682-2222 E Wo = a7 — ‘= a se a as | ie a ane CRESCENT GREENHOUSE GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES TO a THE CLASS OF 1978 one ats 14 CRESCENT AVENUE ate rn SAUGUS, MASS. 01969 e a. PAUL RAFFENELLO as ane PEARL GENE NEWELL 7. @ 233-2928 P.S. HI MR. BARBEAU! 7 a os | i | i | = a8 ae ; i 2 | i | 9 on % ' AP ma as tog ES adiee Kamel = a SIBERIAN HUSKIES AIREDALE TERRIERS B 8 | i : : = a Puppies — Stud Service os | @ a Fecianier THE SCRUB ae | |_| a | os oe n COMPLIMENTS OF _ a. : 8 a ‘a os HARTNETT AUTO 2s = BODY, INC. 7. a ae BS a BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS oe ae OF 1978 DANVERS, MASS. = ape 2s | i | as PETER TIERNEY aa | i | | i | 7“ CLASS OF 1975 _s = os B a a a an SHER SRaPaPaPEPSPaPSnaPaP SMUT SPOPSPOPSPETSPTPEMSPEPTMOPaMOPMOPOPOMOPTOOPS'S ne 108 See ee See ee ae” oe” a ee ee See ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a eee eee meen manatee orate ata aT tater eter etetase on : ne as ae ae a a 2 _ as sn se 7 ane ae a — | i | PATRONS . i | a ann MR. MRS. ROBERT DESMOND os ana MR. FRANK COSTA a's AUL cd MR. RICHARD BARBEAU 27 ats MR. ROBERT CLIFFORD = a MR. RICHARD COLLINS oe _ MR. JOHN SPLAINE aa LC «(Uz as MR. DAVID KAKNES — a MS. CHERYL JOHNSON as ae MR. RILEY HEATH 2 ae MR. PETER WHELTON os re ied NOCER SHEEHAN ‘ | ; A as MR. MRS. FRANCIS C. RHODES _ a MRS. PATRICIA KENNEY Ra a DR. MARJORIE HENSLEY a2 ae MR. MRS. ALFRED J. CAVALLARO a es ans MR. MRS. ARTHUR SMITH, JR. CLASS OF 1 952 ans ans MR. MRS. WALTER WOJNAR CLASS OF 1960 ats ats MR. MRS. GEORGE SMITH SQUIRREL ats ats MR. JEFFREY WHEELER _ ats MR. D. J. KIRKORIAN . « MR. MRS. ROBERT RAUCCI g ae MR. MRS. THOMAS M. LEONHARD oe a. MR. RICHARD J. BERNARD a FEBRUARY 7, 1978 os A MRS. SHIRLEY KNIGHT 8 os MR. TED NOVAKOWSK| se ane MRS. BARBARA KNIGHT one ane MRS. ANNE FOSTER aQs a a a sn . a 2 a = oop asa hcta hats eate soi eat nate SatetevesesecececesesaranenstetatavaransraTaTe 109 oe ee —— I 2 anne 0 a SSeeaeBeaeae Ss e ia Dedebebeleeeboeeeoee eee “s as s Best Wishes to the Class of DANVERS SUPPLY a a 1978 13 ELM ST. a 7a | DANVERS, MA. ae a PETER TIERNEY Wr TEL. 774-2184 ats on Eat Trustworthy... at — Class of 1975 the neighborty answer to your home and hardware needs. ‘= a. A a _ a6 = n Fs as ‘S tulations to the Class a 2s ake of 1978 Best of Luck 2 7 u . :. ; i ans Tee et LEONHARD’S FLORIST SHOP . q Bs ate Class of 1977 ‘ ae Beverly, Mass. a ae we eke Umble Wile: Kelly Jim a. . as a8 EB n a6 os s a5 a a8 “ Congratulations to the Class of 1978 a = 8 ae ss a8 ‘- Bp o 8 ata THOMPSON’S NURSERY GARDEN . c ® ce CENTER a8 2s o8 a n a | a no a5 5 x n nt =o ss ; g | a ae Route 1, Danvers ‘. : n — Finest Nursery Stock a B ane Tsp ALY ” 1 on a aes a : a. = ae af Se eee ate ge ee ee = _ ee - _ ae a a a ae ‘ Autographs s a EI BIRR RS RR A HT SN IR RSE ER SESE SRR I Spoebeebocebeecevcebensebetacebevcebet aaa eae ata oata ate a a aaa Bae a BAEBEEE SE BS ae a @ a aaa ea aa GMe eae a aa aaa see eee eee ESSEX AG-TECH HIGH SCHOOL wi 6000 E pyr ASE ie St gels atia Nip taro ae r? yr ESSEX-NORTH SHORE AG-TECH HS OMe 399660008047 Pe fate ta Paw nee 4 FIs ok Oe Tes pre