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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

YEARBOOK DEDICATION Dick Barbeau Leo Zisis Senior Class Advisors Thank You Both For Your Help, Advice, And Dedication To Our Class Over The Last Four Years! TO THE CLASS OF ’79 As the Sixty-sixth class to graduate from the High School and become alumni, you have reached one of the most impor- tant turning points in your lives. Whether you elect to continue your education, enter your country's service, or begin a career in your chosen field, I know you are look- ing forward to new and exciting experi- ences. I wish you the greatest success inthese future endeavors. I hope you will keep us informed of your progress and be assured that we will give you any assistance we can to help you reach your goals. Fy Par Uy, Y Lee, | Assistant Dean CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF ’79 Each year I am asked by the Yearbook staff to write a letter to the Senior class. It is difficult to express my thoughts to each class individually, for every class contrib- utes greatly to the principles and concepts that make our institutions a unique place of learning. I am sure that your class will continue in this tradition. I hope that each of you will look back over these four years and remember them as a time of happiness. I know that the training you have received here will provide you with a firm basis for your future success. vpirector SENIORS Ror aee tenibe i : may Se “ Scott Akroyd Roger Albert David Almquist Michael Ambrose Scott Amero Brian Barry Jeff Brooks Bob Brookes Bonnie Bruce Laura Catineau David Chandler feptl j hi iil Jean Demeule Barry Davis Dave Cole Mike Demeule Dan Estabrooks Michael Fournier Clinton Fox Dana Gelin Ken Gibson John Gillen Robert Hart Paul Hayes Gerard Hebert Billy Helton | Marjorie Henshaw Deborah Hesson Donna Kent Peter Kiernan VA; i+) Steve LeBlanc Richard Malloy David Marcheterre David McDuff Jim McGuinness Julie Meagher David Nappi Doreen Natola Paul Nault Nancy Newbegin James O'Neill 11 Gregoubemny Sharon Pickering Mike Porter gil = o. Don Rainville Bob Rankin James Regan Robin Ricker Pamela Roaf Perry Sakellson Paul Saulnier Ira Shectman _ Kevin Shumaker Sam Spinale Mark Stanley 14 Leland Stevens Ralph Tedesco Carole Tremblay = David Tribou Bill Troy Victor Tudisco 15 Donna Turner Yvonne Wade . Venn ori Rick Valentine 16 Chris Wagner Bill Wood Ed Wall Maria White SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ken Carter Jim Doherty Charles Holliday John Lozowski Mike O'Sullivan Alan Roaf Ed Townsend 17 ATHLETICS mMiaAAaaAsLALeE mY) me Xt) ey ; é fi mma SOCCER This year's soccer team kicked its way to another winning season. With total team effort, great enthusiasm, and the superb coaching of Leo Zisis, the team ended its season with a fine record ot a wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. | The team was led and inspired by its co- captains, Kevin Shumaker, Barry | @ Davis, and John LeBrun. Offensively, B. __ Davis, J]. Hebert, and ]. LeBrun led ie _ team in building its record, while, defen- __ sively, their opponents were held offby the outstanding play of such team mem- bers as K. Shumaker and R. Valentine, __ Next year's team faces the loss of the — following Seniors: B. Davis, J. Hebert, K. Shumaker, and R. Valentine. Front Row LtoR:R. Levesque, K.Shumaker, J. Hebert, M.Nelson, J. LeBrun, Back Row: Coach Zisis, G.Pelletier, E.Zappalla, |.Lussier, M.Martingon, T.Blair, 7. Da D.Brown, D.Wheeler, E. Noll, D.Ross. 21 EE eens . a4 2 21 X - COUNTRY Essex had an excellent X-Country team. The constant drive, the determin- ation, and the team spirit was unending. Although the team had its share of in- juries that prevented some members from competing, it did not deter them. Captain Kay Capozzi, a Cape Ann trophy winner, and Co-Captains Jim Mc- Guiness and Jean Demeule supplied the team with the drive - that extra push- to keep striving for the best possible times. Coach Gatti, new to the team, was confident in its ability to perform well. He was a source of strength and inspira- tion to the whole team. Next year's Rams face the loss of the following Seniors: D.Hesson. Jean De- meule, and Jim McGuiness. Pr. Back Row L to R: Coach Gatti,C.Rochon,J. Demeule,K.Capozzi,J. McGuinness,D. Turner,D.Hesson, Front Row: L.Cole,S.Griffin,K.Levesque,B.Moore, and D. Ver- rington MEN’S BASKETBALL The 1978-79 basketball season was one that will long be remembered. It will be remembered, not for the great number of victories, but for the closeness and re- spect the players developed for each other. The nucleus of the team was three Seniors, Barry Davis, Jerry Hebert, and Kevin Shumaker. These three had been through the good times as sophomores the bad times as juniors and seniors. Although many of the games were played against teams much larger in size and numbers, these three held the team to- gether. Several talented juniors, D. Germ- inara, R. Welch, J. Hobbs, and K. Mor- iarty, saw lots of action this year. Mike Ambrose, a Senior with loads of potential and no time to develop it, and Jim Mc- Guinness, a player with lots of heart, rounded out the team. Kneeling L to R: B. Davis, D. Germinara, K. Moriarty, M. Ambrose, D. Almquist, Standing: Coach Raucci, J. Hobbs, R. Welch, J. Herbert, K. Shumaker. 24 26 JUNIOR VARSITY Standing L to R: R. Levesque, J. LeBrun, G. Browning, C. Addario, T. Blair, si Horne, Coach Kirkorian. Kneeling: S. Griffin, S. Bryer, D. Verrington, K. Weaver, P. St. Pierre. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL On the court and off, this season's girl's basketball team was an active, dedicated, hard-working group. Three years ago Essex established its first female team. During those years it was a struggle just to stay alive against much superior opposition. This year, thanks to the coaching of Mark Gatti and his assistant, Moe Splaine, those years of defeat were finally put into the record by this year's victories. Although four wins did not put them into the finals, it does indicate a Start in the right direction - a winning season. Next year's team faces the loss of Seniors, Yvonne Wade and Doreen Natola alias ''Skinny Ginny''. , Standing L to R: Coach Gatti, D. Hurlin, H. Wilson, K. Levesque, D. Hebert, L. Ry- gielski, Y. Wade, and M. Splaine, Assistant Coach. Kneeling: L. Cole, TaChait: D. Natola, L. Broderick, J. Cacas, L. Thornton, Not Pictured: M. Arsenault, C. Rochon. 27 CANDIDS . s % c ° 2 fe bad a) Q ae is « oa od ot ] © “ 2 P-] we ad ® “ S Buccess. plans will d« he quarter! MATH Mr. KirKorian Mr. Whelton Mr. Bennett Mr. Gatti SCIENCE Mr. Moore Mr. Koob Mr. Fletcher HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Mrs. Wright SHOP Mr. Shipulski Mr. Antolewicz Mr. Desmond Mr. Costa ENGLISH Mr. Clifford Mr. Barbeau Ms. Hegarty Ms. Kelly Ri ASSISTANT DEAN Mr. Brown 31 32 PLANT | SCIENCE . fe x Mr. Kaknes Mr. Kelly Mr Gollins Mr. Heath Mr. Wheeler Health - Mrs. Foster Resource Rm. - Mrs. Abbott SOCIAL STUDIES Maa Zisis Be ANIMAL SCIENCE Mr. La Rosa, Ms. Cotter, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Ross, Mr. Glazier, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Vimini, Mr. White oma Patty GUIDANCE PHYSICAL pee eeens Mr. McNulty, Mrs. EDUCATION Mr. Raucci 33 Scott ''Moose ' Akroyd 9 Hawthorne Ave., Methuen Natural Resources - Fly Tying Club 1, Natural Resource Club 1-4 - Wanna catch a buzzzzz? ' - wants to own a log cabin in the wilderness with a beautiful girl - remembers the camping trip with with Mr. Court. Roger P. Albert 49 Prince St., Salem Natural Resources - Basketball 1-4 - wants to work at Arlington National Cemetery - remembers his friend, Scott Brusky. 35 J - © 0 J wo ws oagensg! o wi F oo YO 0) ro} pla Ta tei Opler Bee gs ASE se ee at Sains et Hw oO Yno OO§ “Woe So by oO 0 ia) fe) oh. 8s ye ome a gq © ae i ise) or Heo Estas aoss 23066 Sane ete eooeete CR BN mie aoe ee aig SZEQSDEERG Sosa Ses NLOnE SES VARLII TLL ae eine Wehetee 11k Rabehasaven athe (4 | | Ah JAAR AY wiht ay =f iH a a oO Oo 69 ma 5D } Zz pl aqay' | Ay % i - o 2 A) ye sf A) r | 23 _ 2 rit A) y O08 Ho be = 1 o%5a 4 4 | a a Hohe batabatat tel utabutas ooo eS svbabatalatntatetatan Agacee = Be Seo e ee gInSoes a St 5 3 Wee, Sei sgs usd! OSs ys iS tines aad go . Apeiie shanties OOS as Z Scott Amero 8 Winchester Ct., Gloucester Animal Science - Chess Club - Hey Doreen'' - wants to be Happy in life - remembers trips, John Zembruski's class, the smoking area. Brian Barry 18 Market St. , Lawrence Natural Resources - Conserva- tion Club 3-4, Chess Club 2, Rec Club 1 - ''Might know ya, buddy.'' - wants to go in the Army (Military Police) - re- members the Senior Keg Parties telling jokes in Mr. Kaknes' class. ce SEE sei sr Bob Brookes 1 Hickory Lane, Danvers Natural Resources - Natural Resource Club 3-4 - wants to move to Florida - remembers the class parties. Jeff Brooks 91 Green St., Danvers Floriculture - Soccer 3, Poultry Judging 3 - ''Um-Tay Frhaah - wants to climb the Appalachian Trail decide from there. 37 Bonny Bruce 40 River Rd., Haverhill Annimal Science - Chess Club 1-4 - ''Mornin!'' - wants to have her own type of ranch in Montana - remembers Mr. Zembruski's Horse Management class. Ken Carter 44 Canterbury Rd., Lynnfield Floriculture Laura Lolly Catineau 38 Perry Ave., Lawrence Olericulture - Chess Club 1, Veg. Judging 2, Taxidermy 1-2, FFA Treas. 3, Junior Class Treas. , Hirm. Rep. 1-2, Senior Class Prea ident, Chapter Sweetheart 3, Yearbook - ''Come on Lorrrr- xxx... | = wants to become a Vo-Ag teacher in Plant Science - remembers the Veg. Garden with Mr. Emerson. David Chandler 89 Chonte St., Essex Animal Science - Horse Club 2, Science Fiction Club 3-4, V. Pres. 4 Hrm. Rep. 4. Dave Cole 369 Lynnfield St. , Peabody Animal Science - Rec Club 3-4, 'When's the next party? ' - wants to go to college - remem- bers the Senior Keg Parties. 39 Barry Davis 535 Chatham St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Bas- ketball 1-4, Soccer 1-4, Conser- vation Club 1-3, Rec Club 1 - Here we go woodchucks! ' - wants to stay alive make money - remembers the keg party the first week- end of school. Jean Demeule 33 Wilson St., Salem Natural Resources - Basketball 1-4, X-Country 1-4, Fly Tying 1, Chess Club 1-2, Conservation Club 2, Sel. Biction Club 2.4, Hunter Safety 1-2 ''Onward fellow woodchucks.'' - wants to study wildlife management in college - remembers the sophomore camping trip with Mr. Court. Mike Demeule 33 Wilson St., Salem Ornamental Horticulture - Track 2-3, Basketball 2 - ''Friday night!'' - wants to do the Appal- achian Trail - remembers the Keg Parties. Jim Doherty 35 Anthony Rd., Tewksbury Animal Science - Rec Club 1-2, Meat Judging Team 3, Science Fiction Club 4 - wants to work on a poultry farm - remembers A.S. classes of the 9th 10th grades. 41 Dan ''Grizz'' Estabrooks 2 Anthony Rd., Peabody Natural Resources - N.R. Club 2-3, Ornamental Hort. Club 4, Rec Club 2-3, Conservation Club 4 - ''Get outrageous.'' wants to work in the woods - remembers skip days. ele Loy, ev “ee ie Michael Fournier 145 Hilldale Ave. , Haverhill Animal Science - Livestock Judg- ing 2, Dairy Judging 2, Tractor Driving FFA Officer 4 - ''Youis ugly.'' - wants to go to lowa State U. eventually own a dairy farm - remembers watching Jim Regan getting pounced on by four people. Clinton Fox 114 Marsh Hill Rd., Dracut Animal Science - Horse Club 1-3, Yearbook - want to take over his father's farm - remembers getting a detention from Ms. Sterin. ihe Ht Dana Gelin 88 1 2 Federal St., St., Salem Natural Resources -N.R.Clubl, Rec Club 2, Tractor Driving 4. 43 Ken Gibson 302 High St., Andover Animal Science - Poultry Club 1-3, Poultry Judging 3, Ag Mech- anics 3 - ''I Don't know about you guys.'' - wants to be a muscian - remembers Rankin Gillen's crazy jokes. John Gillen 20 North St. , Georgetown Ornamental Horticulture - Poul- try Judging 3, Conservation Club 2, Ag Mechanics 3 - wants to be an arborist play in a big rock group remembers Alan Roaf's change of attitude. Robert Hart 15 Gordon Rd., Lynn Floriculture - Horse Club 1, Plant Judging 2, Tractor Club 3, Conser- vation Club 4, Yearbook - wants to go on to school start his own busi- ness remembers Mr. Moore's Fri- day class. Paul Hayes 55 Ober St., Beverly Natural Resources - Chess Club 3-4, Conservation Club 3-4 - 'Wanna drink some beers?'' - wants to race Fortuna's Red Tor- ino be the world's greatest land- scaper. 45 Gerard Berry Hebert 20 Hawthorne St., Salem Natural Resources - Basketball 1-4, Soccer 1-4, Conservation Club 1-3, Senior Class V. Pres. - ''Baby ' - wants to own a harem - remembers the camping trip sophomore year the first Keg Party. Billy Helton 9 Chapel Rd., Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Nat- ural Resource Club 1-3, Horse Club 1, Ski Club, Pres. 4, Hrm. Reg: 3-4, - ''Might know ya! ' - wants to marry Linda - remembers the Senior Keg Parties. Marjorie Henshaw 42 Bow St., Beverly Animal Science - Horse Club 1-2, Rec Club 3-4, Junior Class V. Pres. - It's inevitable, you know. - wants college, revenge, and doing it all - remembers the 1978 camping trip the Senior parties. Debbie Hesson 59 Pond St., Lynn Animal Science- Science Fiction Club 2-3, Rec Club V. Pres. 4, X-Country Team - ''John, can we walk the pony?'' wants to own a small farm - remembers the secret tent at the Topsfield Fair, Junior Year. 47 Charles Holliday 21 Chipman Rd., Beverly aici a Animal Science es . 4 Li Donna Kent 350 Main St., Rowley Animal Science - Horse Club 1-4, Horse Judging Team 3 - wants to be a horse trainer. 49 R j 1 So : 6 32 1 aw re © C9008 ies (Sele, G2 we C): i 0 wea gig o fons % Risin SS Wa OG faa ae j BAVALYD Op “99¢ Ort = doa i) oe eaHOs fa PMD as 3 gO w QL es bdus Ys 45 320 HAE HHH ELH a t SS Li } } Kt EE FFA p. ’ Beverly Animal Science - Science Fiction Club 2-3, Hrm. Rep. 2-3 Sentinel 4 - ''Get away from my car.'' - wants to go to college � remembers the Keg Parties. Peter Kiernan So Lothrop St. , John Lozowski 72 Abbott St., Lawrence Ornamental Horticulture - Chess Club 1-2 - wants to move as far southas possible. Richard A. Malloy 5 Highland Terrace, Beverly Ornamental Horticulture - Science Fiction Club 2-3, Taxidermy 1-2, Orn. Hort. Team 3, Pres. Orn. Hort. Club 3, Eastern States Ex- position 4, Natural Resource Team 3. Dave Marcheterre 28 Chestnut St., Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Conservation Club 1-3 - wants to climb the Appalachain Trail - remembers the N.R. field trips. David ''Duffa'' McDuff 31 Sunset Dr., Peabody Ornamental Horticulture - Rec club 2-3, Taxidermy 1, Conser- vation Club 2-4, Class Presi- dent 3 - ''Might know ya. - wants to start his own business - remembers Pam Roaf, Welcome back smash! 51 22 Sherbrook Place, Lynn James McGuinness ‘s a bit nippy out today. ’ - wants to continue his landscap- ing tree service remembers throwing the Senior Keg Party. servation Club, Pres., F.F.A. 4 - Ornamental Horticulture - Milk Judging Team 2-3, Pres., Con- Hit th au Hi ! ht a ae a if i ; Pa he +, Saugus Recreation Club Animal Science - 2-3, Yearbook Staff 4 - ''Pam Julie Meagher 11 Stone St did it!'' - remembers the MAD Senior parties. David Nappi 69 Lakeview Ave., Lynn Animal Science - F.F.A. Officer Me otee (ib 1, Laxidermy 1, Sci- ence Fiction Club 2-3 - ''Hi there Drulie.'' wants to attend college and be a success - remembers Mr. Kram- er's and Mr. Koob's science classes Doreen Natola So Limsoon St; «lynn Animal Science - Chess Club 1-2, Rec Club 3-4, 7] QUITI wants to become a millionaire - remembers bringing the pony for walks in the junior year. 53 ci oah rf = ao o ls rH Mil 4 S 3 ” v g a2 rH | mo “4 . 9 He ees ae bo =) oo OO y a BES byu O10 30 2 =. Aeoves | aS Ssagad : —_ S ise) 2 GD ay | ga bisa ee. = Pere samy SY + i Zed I HHH Animal Science - Chess Club 1-4 - wants to own a farm. 95 Boxford St., Lawrence Paul Nault James O'Neill 45 Berry Rd., Derry, N.H. Ornamental Horticulture - Science Fiction Club 2-4 - ''Flaaaaaaa- aaaa'' - wants to climb the Appa- lachian Trail travel - rem- embers the Senior Parties. Mike O'Sullivan 4 Village Row, Lynnfield Floriculture 55 Gregg Perry 37 Cherry St., Gloucester Natural Resources - Conserva- tion Club 1, Science Fiction Club 2-4, Senior Class Trea- surer - wants to be a national forester - remembers Perkins Island, sophomore year. Sharon Pickering 477 Highland St., So. Hamilton Animal Science 57 o pan 5 ae es Vid H =e eke oie mo ‘a aS a ang Ua a OG aoe 6 a Oca © HHRHHAHHHR Pa YT ale - wants to members climbing with Sak in Mr. work in wildlife management - re- Kaknes' Orn. Hort. class. Natural Resources - Conserva- 144 Green St., Marblehead tion Club 3, Soccer 4 Mike Porter Bob Rankin 61 Farrwood Ave., North Andover Animal Science - Poultry Club 1-4, Bantam Club 1-2, V. Pres., Music Club, 4, Member of State Poultry Judging Team at Kansas City - This school is a joke. ' - wants to homestead in the Alaskan wilder- ness. James Regan 118 Olive Ave., Lawrence Animal Science - Pres. , Dairy Products Judging 4, Wildlife Cons. 1-3 - wants to own a tree service. Robin ''Duck'' Ricker 63 Forest St., Hamilton Animal Science - Horse Club 1-4, Track 1 - ''That bums me out.'' - wants to go to Essex Tech - remembers Snuff. Alan Roaf 70 Dayton St. Danvers Ornamental Horticulture 59 Pamela Roaf 5 1 2 Butler St., Newburyport Animal Science - Yearbook - ''You wanna fool around?' ' - wants to marry Jim Regan have lots of kids remembers the Senior Keg Parties. Perry ''Sak'' Sakellson ll Koy ler., Lynn Natural Resources - Conserva- tion Club 2-3, Hunter Safety 2 - Yeah, right.'' - wants to move out of Mass. remembers the Sopho- more camping climbing trip. Paul Saulnier 45 Grove St., Lynn Floriculture - wants to move south -remembers Mr. Kramer's science class. Ira Shectman 320 Ames St., Lawrence Ornamental Horticulture - Rec Club 1, Conservation Club 2-4 - 'tOsh Kosh B Gosh - wants to be- come a land scaper and arborist - remembers the Senior Keg Parties. 61 L Kevin Shumaker 98 King St., Groveland Animal Science - Soccer 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Kansas City 3, Poultry Judging 2,3, Poultry Team 2, FFA 1-4, Meats Team 3, Conservation Club 1, Yearbook 4 - wants to go on to college - remembers the Apple Stand at the Topsfield Fair. Sam Spinale 16 No. Central St. , Peabody Floriculture - Yearbook - ''I just don't know.'' - wants to go to college and manage a green- house - remembers Ms. Sterin's science class. Mark Stanley 50 Stony Brook Rd., Marblehead Animal Science - Livestock Judg- ing Team 2-3, Rec Club 4, Hunt--° er's Safety - wants to make some bucks - remembers the 4B Division the Keg parties. Leland ' Lee Stevens 265 High St., Ipswich Ornamental Horticulture - Mr. Barbeau, do you want to hear a joke?' ' - wants to work and make millions - remembers getting thrown out of science class. 63 Ralph Tedesco 24 Logan Ave., Medford Ornamental Horticulture - Winter Sports Club -. 'Let’s do it.'' - wants to go on to school expand his landscap- ing business - remembers being on time for school. Ed Townsend 133 Riverdale Pk., Gloucester Animal Science Carole Tremblay 12 Hersey St., Salem Animal Science - Horse Club 4 - Fungie Fungo - wants to live on a farm - remembers the horse management class. Pt we i Ges vent - te od David Tribou 246 Concord Ave., Gloucester Floriculture - Camera Club 4 - Life is a bowl of cherries, but most of the time you get the pits. - wants to go on in Floriculture - remembers going from Gloucester to the Aggie. 65 William Troy 171 Willow St., Lawrence Animal Science Victor J. Tudisco Wood St., Groveland Ornamental Horticulture - RAAAAAAAA wants to be an aborist - remembers the Miniscus Bird. Donna ''Tiny'' Turner 111 Bartholomew St., Peabody Natural Resources - Conservation Club 3-4, Yearbook 4, Class Sec- retary 4 - '’Poor Baby. ' - re- members the Aggie summer of '78. Rick Valentine Washington St., West Boxford Animal Science - Dairy Judging 3, Science Fiction Club 3-4, FFA 3-4 - You're a hurting puppy. ' - wants to get through college - remembers Ms. Sterin's physics class. 67 Lori Venn 18 Pace Kd., Saugus Floriculture - Study 1-3, Yearbook 4, Veg Judging 3-4, Class Secre- tary 3 - ‘'Hey Lol, did you do your homework?'' wants to open a busi- ness get rich - remembers Ms. Sterin's science class. Yvonne Wade 1 Pleasant Lane, Marblehead Animal Science - Chess Club 1-4 - You know how it is.'' - wants to own adog kennel - remembers Mr. Moore's class. SaR5008 + ae r. ? ‘ Chris Wagner 84 Maplewood Park, Gloucester Ornamental Horticulture - Natural Resource Club 2, Chess Club 1 - I'll never go back to Consolidated Cigar.'' wants to get a big car, get Married live - remembers the sophomore trip to Perkins Island with Mr. Court. Ed Wall 137 Russell St. , Woburn Animal Science - Horse Club 1, Chess Club 2, Milk Quality 2, FFA 1-4- 'Backoff. He'll get over it. ' - wants to be a federal meat in- spector - remembers the Keg Par- ties. 69 aa Maria White 3 Hingston St. , Peabody Animal Science - Kec Club 1-4 - Explicitly so! - wants revenge on Certain parties - remembers camping at Indian Pond. William Wood 138 Bridge St. Beverly Ornamental Horticulture ACTIVITIES one fret ia Bees. SLU ues, = ae 4 tJ Lf Leh F.F.A. Officers Standing Lto R: Advisor D. Fletcher, J. Elwell, E. Lydon, J.Mc- Guinness, D.Nappi, J. Lee. Kneeling: D.Kamins, E.Wall, L. Cole, P.Kiernan. Senior Class Officers L To R: Advisor D.Barbeau, D.Turner, G.Perry, J.Hebert, L.Catineau, Advisor L.Zisis. 72 Animal Science Club Wildlife Conservation Club 73 eho pone é Pd CO | 2 J U F iculture Club be fo) = fll 74 id 9) a —s- Ss cs oe U3 OQ = U Qe a = fe) ae ol 8) 1S ele) 2 2 —= 5 ba) Q E oS 7) = 75 iculture Club Team ot te © us a) v i) H © a v = == fas) = =. EC ) Z ae = U Oa = ir as Y Purl OQ. O. a Photography Club Poultry Judging Team Recreation Club 77 Science Fiction Reading Club Winter Sports Club Yearbook Staff ry — “e NORTHEAST FORESTRY TOUR SENIOR PROM On the evening of March 30th the Sen- ior Prom was held in the elegant func- tion room of The Ship in Lynnfield. Seniors, their dates, and members of the faculty and administration dined on The Ship's fine cuisine of lobster and filet mignon and spent the evening dancing to the music of Quitz and socializing with friends. A special thanks for this evening and for all the Senior class activities must be given to the two class advisors, Leo Zisis and Dick Barbeau. With their efforts and guidance, this year, and especially this evening, will find a special place in the memories of all the Seniors. i ee “a OG RINT 0 ON mS UO) GR APRIL 11, 1979 On the evening of April 11th, the graduates in their traditional caps and gowns of green and white, assembled in Gallant Hall in preparation for their graduation. As they marched into the Alumni Memorial Gymnasi- um for the ceremonies, their mood was jubi- lant, for they had reached the culmination of their education at Essex. The graduates were honored by having William Lenkaitis of the New England Pa- triots as their guest speaker. Kevin Shu- maker, class valedictorian, also addressed the graduates and their guests. A highlight of the ceremony was the an- nouncement and distribution of awards and scholarships by Director Potter. The finale of the evening was the awarding of diplomas by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Nicholas A. Rizzo. As the last Senior re- ceived his diploma, a resounding cheer echoed throughout the gym and caps were happily thrown into the air. 85 enn Et EN nie ELE 87 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ESSEX TECH BOOKSTORE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA LONGVIEW FARM Compliments of M M PRINTING John Mary Newbegin CORPORATION 45 Putnam Lane, Danvers, MA A Private Boarding Facility Offering Instruction for the Horse and Rider 62 Maple Street Danvers, MA 01923 774-0564 - 774-0410 iRealeea 40107 Best of Luck to the Class of 1979 Always Remembers GERRY AL THE MINISCUS BIRD A Very Special Thanks To: Mr. Harold Kelly, Financial Advisor Mrs. Helen Lobb, Business Office Gainsboro Studios, Class Photographers All of Our Advertisers All of Our Patrons - THE YEARBOOK STAFF - GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '79 FEEDS NEEDS FOR ALL Livestock Poultry FLOWERS BY SHERMAN Dogs Cats tIGy 242 Humphrey Street PERS Mtste Swampscott, Mass. West St. 686- Lawrence, MA 1-(617) 4131 CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK TO ALL J.W. 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Kiernan AGWAY 9 Wenham Street Danvers, Mass. 01923 Tel. 774-1069 Auto Recycling At Its Best Best of Luck WOBURN AUTO PARTS INC. WEST LYNN CREAMERY 240 Mishawum Road Woburn, Mass. 01801 626 Lynnway Milton A. 'Bud'' Day, Jr. Lynn, Massachusetts 933-7250 Tel. 599-1330 CONGRATULATIONS NOVELLO’S FLORIST 56 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. 01923 Tel. 774-4010 BEST OF LUCK INDEPENDENT BUYERS ASSOCIATION Eugene Ellsworth Bell Lane, Hollis, N. H. 1 (603) 465-7602 GLOUCESTER TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Wagons, Vans Buses To Cover All of Massachusetts 15 Parker Street Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Tel. (617) 283-6662 John P. Madruga, Jr. President GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1979 RALPH J. SAULNIER FLOORS Installed, Resurfaced, Polished Refinished 15 Grove St., Lynn, Mass. Quality Workmanship Seber y i) BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 THE CRAFT SHOP 11 Newbury Street Route 1, Northbound Lane Danvers Tel. 774-3679 RAYMOND’S TURKEY FARM Fresh Turkeys-Roast Turkeys Turkey Pies-Buffet Platters 163 Hampstead Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 Tel. 686-4075 COMPLIMENTS OF GRIFFIN GREENHOUSE SUPPLIES, INC. 1619 Main St., Rte. 38 Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 Tel. 617-851-4346 Suppliers to the Greenhouse Trade BLUMBERG TRUE VALUE HARDWARE ALL YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS (617) 593-8372 TIMOTHY N. TENNEY 318 BROADWAY Owner LYNN, MA 01905 Best Wishes to the Class of '79 eee NeacekrankliniHox Good Luck to the Class of '79 FOX’S FARM GREEN BARREL 491 Maple Street , Mass. 114 Marsh Hill Road Danvers, Mass Dracut, Mass. 01826 NEWBURYPORT FIBERGLASS SUPPLY, ING L. Chaisson, Prop. YOUR LOCAL GLOBE Autobody Boat Repair DISTRIBUTOR Fiberglass Boat Supplies Full Stock Of: Screws, Bolts, Nuts: Hawthorne News 631-8959 Stainless, Brass, Bronze ‘ Complete Frame Autoglass Work Kernwood News 927-1006 Ins. Co. Billed Direct ; 462-8282 Oceanview News 281-3426 Best Wishes from Tel. 7740830 DANVERS, MASS. Best Wishes - Class of '79 THE PORTER'S | (opine T bul. Be efor Farm, Lawn Garden Tractors Equipment Ann, Bud, Judy, Dave Susan EVERETT A. DORIS W. CROSSMAN Congratulations to the Class of 1979 ZOLOTAS HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY 76 WALNUT STREET PEABODY, MASS. Tel. 531-1025 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 O6 R0044 PO BOS, | Crass someones toes 05 ee eee TREES REMOVED PRUNED, SPRAYED ¢ S TUMPS REMOVED ¢ BRUSH CHIPPED LAND CLEARING Represented by ALBERT GATES 374-7207 e 352-6212 GROVE CRANE 80° 102 Congratulations to The Class of 1979 From WATTS REGULATOR COMPANY 10 Embankment Street Lawrence, MA 01841 Tel. 688-1811 Good Luck To Essex Grads TURNER’S DAIRY INC. 73 Brady Avenue Salem NH. Tel. 898-2867 Best Wishes a) Class of Seventy-Nine PADULA BROS. INC. Shirley Road Lunenburg, MA 01462 Tel. (617)537-3356 (617)534-6421 Landscaping Plant material Garden supplies NURSERY GARDEN CENTER ROUTE 1, DANVERS, MASS. 01923 TEL. 774-2782 In winter, we sell FIREPLACE WILD BIRD BIRD FEEDING CHRISTMAS fete] e} SEED STATIONS TREES Congratulations mo tne Glass 7 9)! G D MACHINE COMPANY 12 Proctor Street Salem, MA 01970 Tel. 745-0020 Good Luck, Graduates PLUS ONE CORP. 11 Mason Street Peabody, MA Best Wishes WATSON FARM 41 Dayton Street Danvers, MA To the Best Class WE MADE-+HSTORY AT ESSEX Stay Happy -and- Think Twice WITH MINICUS LOVE' ' EOEEY Best of Luck E.L. SCOTTI FURNITURE COMP. Distinctive Furniture Danvers Plaza Danvers, MA Tel. 777-0840 Class of 79 Good Luck EASTERN TANK INC. 2350 Turnpike Street N.Andover, MA 01845 Tel. 683-2441 Good Luck The Platter People SANTORO’S SUBMARINE SHOP 41 Main Street Peabody, MA Tel. 531-9681 Happy Future SOCIAL NATURALIZATION CLUB 232 Lowell Street Lawrence, MA 01841 103 104 @ 2 - | TELERORIST Good Luck to the Class of 1979 STEVE’S GREENHOUSES 181 Broadway Lynn, Mass. 01904 Vel: 598-3220 Funeral Designs, Weddings, Cut Flowers, Plants Congratulations! BERRIDGE PHARMACY George ls Ona Bos Registered Pharmacist 578 Chesnut St., Lynn, Mass Phone: 592-6007 or 593-3930 Community Health Service Since 1885 Best Wishes U.S. PLASTICS CORP. 161 Pleasant Street Lynn, Mass. 01901 Tel. 884-1120 or 595-1030 “Over a Century of EST. 1875 Distingu ished Service” SHOP GREENHOUSES ENDICOTT WARREN STS. PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS 617-531-0047 Fonda G. Poole, President Best of Luck DAD’S LAD’S BARBER COIN SHOP 247 Broadway Lynn, Mass. SURFWOOD Route 1, Topsfield The Family Area for All Ages in Any Season! Roller Skating, Bowling, Miniature Golf, Platform Tennis tel: 887-5363 (Gne7jes7iA-OSSs RaLPpH A. Esty SONS, ING. 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