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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

YEARBOOK DEDICATION ROBERT G. RAUCCI HELEN M. HEGARTY DANIEL J. KIRKORIAN Your Dedication To Us Has Meant A Great Deal And We Would Like To [Thank You Very Much For Your Hard Work Over The Past Years. The Class Of 1980 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘80 Each of you has successfully completed an im- portant phase of your growth and development, both as a student and a person, through your graduation from high school. Because of the unique educational opportunities in vocational agriculture presented to you here at Essex, | am confident that you are prepared to take a success- ful place in the mainstream of our society. My sincere good wishes go to all of you and | extend the privileges and resposibilities of alumni of the Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute. te rae: [ ararrme ae a j EAS Director ‘yh TO THE CLASS OF ‘80 Growing-up in the decade of the seventies, with its Watergate scandal, Vietnam war, gas lines, and concerns about promotions and job place- ment, has not been easy. You, however, have now culminated that process with the successful com- pletion of your high school education and | heart- ily congratulate all of you. The decade ahead promises new and tougher challenges with energy, the economy, and inter- national relations. | am sure, however, that your education here at Essex will provide you with the abilities to meet those challenges. Lots of luck in your future goals. ae), ’ Ce Qtel Wij AAAS Assistant Dean SHUOINAS Bill Ambrefe Jennifer Baker Mike Barton Pete Boucher Scott Bryer Laurel Bucknam Kay Capozzi Charmaine Convery Andrew Cotreau Peter Davis Donna Durland Angela Dexter | Nancy Delfino Joseph Fournier Dave Fraser James Elwell aa6. 78, = ssazpseestiy Robert Freitag Dennis Geldart Walter Fox Dan Girard Craig Getty Dean Germinara ¥.'s Chris Gorman Scott Griffin Kelly Goodwin Jean Hudson Dave Johnson Dawn Haight . Darin Kamins ait Michael Kirby Brian Knight Susan Lane Donna Leavitt 10 Steven LeBrun Janice Lee Edmund Lydon, Jr. aia itt ee + 4 Torin Mailloux Frank McKenney Robert Moore Kevin Moriarty William Nelson Sean O'Neil James O’Shea Gino Otolo Lenora Rand 12 Lisa Rygielski John Scully Ruth Smith Chris Stasinos Ken Sweet Lori Thornton Russell Welch Ken White Mike Wojnar is Curt W ltmore Warren Wh Ga Wie SOCCER etl The soccer team this year was in the process of rebuilding. Faced with the loss of several out- standing Seniors from last year, the team was made up primarily of underclassmen. Once again the team was full of enthusiasm and team spirit. Coach Zisis, with his European exper- =. ience in soccer, did a superb job shaping the team. ‘hs Tom Blair and John LeBrun, co-captains of the ‘team, contributed greatly to the team’s success. Although LeBrun was injured for part of the sea- son, Coach Zisis expects both players to be stars next year. After this season, the 1980 team has the poten- tial to be a winning one. ok. a | SSE Aly, o T. Kneeling L toR: S. Roger, T. Martinson, M. Smigielski, G. Hall, B. Hojaboom, E. Noll, J. Lussier, R. Levesque, Standing: Coach Zisis, D. Mills, G. Pelletier, E. Horne, J. LeBrun, M. Martinson, T. Blair, K. Sanford, D. Wheeler, M. Nelson, S$. Hojaboom 16 ae} b Pe bi - TSB UE iH i PR [2 ches : dui Jae. We. o- IST, = VaLwOeIrr . ome “. att, cet fos Saapelt 0 eae Se bey UR) + ip WA 18 X-COUNTRY The X-Country team’s dedication and desire to win solidified the team into a hard-working orga- nization. Under the expertise of Coach Mark Gatti and his integral part in developing the team’s spir- it, each runner worked to his best ability through- out the season. The girl’s team was led by Kay Capozzi, an out- standing runner, and was stongly backed by Lori Thornton and Karen Levesque. Dan Verrington was the pathfinder for the boy’s team and was an inspiration to them all. Next year’s team faces the loss of the following Seniors: Bob Moore, Scott Griffin, Scott Bryer, Warren Whitmore, Kay Capozzi, and Lori Thorn- ton. Standing from L to R: Coach Gatti, S. Bryer, D. Verrington, R. Moore, S. Griffin, M. Fone, J. McGuiness Kneeling L to R: L. Cole, J. - Rasmussen, K. Levesque, K. Capozzi, L. Thornton. Sas i che = Noes Agus we. Ae 3. Soe ae igs Be 20 “W@ Wow 4) (4 Wy AN MEN’S BASKETBALL The 1979-80 basketball season was filled with both change and growth. The coaching aspect changed considerably when Mr. Raucci became coach of the junior varsity and Mr. Kirkorian be- came the varsity coach. Each is pleased with his new position and they both agree that it should strengthen the teams in the years to come. Co-captains of the varsity, Kevin Moriarty and Dean Germinara, led the team with their spark, energy, and concern for the team. Two juniors, J. LeBr un and T. Blair, played extremely well this year and both should be prominent on next year’s team. Next year’s team faces the loss of the following Seniors: K. Moriarty, D. Germinara, S. Griffin, and S. Bryer. Kneeling L to R: D. Verrington, D. Germinara, K. Moriarty, S$. Griffin, Standing: Coach Kirkorian, J. LeBrun, T. Blair, S. Bryer, M. Nelson. From Left to Right: Coach Gatti, P. Bruno, M. Arsenault, K. McCarthy, L. Thornton, H. Wilson, L. Rygielski, L. Broderick, and D. Haight. (oat rr Cm (i WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Women’s basketball is a fairly new sport at the Aggie, but this season it expanded to form a junior varsity team under the direction of Coach Cheryl Johnson. Along with the expansion came a longer, tighter season and entry into the River Valley League. Through the dedicated coaching of Mark Gatti, the girl’s varsity team thrived on pure enthusiasm. Captains Lisa Rygielski and Lori Thornton played outstanding basketball and contributed greatly to’ the team’s strength. Next year’s team faces the loss of the following Seniors: Dawn Haight, Lori Thornton, and Lisa Ry- gielski. 23 24 WOO rote JUNIOR VARSITY 25 : So =; a Bill Ambrefe 7 Hickory Lane, Beverly Animal Science Jennifer Baker 37 Laurel St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Conservation Club 1-4, Year- book 4 - “Keep Dreamin” - wants to go to college and be happy - remembers Fresh. yr., the Aggie parties, Jr. dance. Mike Barton 138 Cedar St., Haverhill Natural Resources - Fly Tying 1-2, Ketchup Contest 2 - a Pisces who wants to go to college own a business whose favorite group is AcDc - “Go for it.” Pete Boucher 212 Cedar St., Haverhill Animal Science - wants to own a lg. farm - remembers skipping school to get a tatoo with Willis. Scott Bryer 8 Elmer Ave., Saugus O-namental Horticulture - Rec Club 1-4, Basketball 1-4 - wants to go to college and then start a landscaping business. ‘ eee ee oe ed Laurel Bucknam 49 Saunders R., Lynn Floriculture - Science Fiction Club 3-4, Yearbook 4 - a Pisces who wants to own a custom florist business whose favorite group is Jethro Tull - “Right, Nance?” Tim Burke 18 Boylston St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture Kay Capozzi 39 King St., Swampscott Floriculture 29 Charmaine Convery 8 Cushing Ave., Newburyport Animal Science - Horse Club 1-2, Pres. 4, Dairy Showmanship 2-4, Livestock Showmanship 3, Dairy Showing at Fair 1, Sheep Showing at Fair 2 - wants to work on a dairy farm or horse ranch - “Bummer” - remembers skipping classes with Donna Kent Junior year. Andrew F. Cotreau 16 Donna St., Peabody Ornamental Horticulture - Hort. Judging Team 2-4, N.R. Team 3, Yearbook 4 - wants to be a landscape architect - remembers the National Convention in Kansas City. Peter Davis 3 Atkinson St., Newburyport Ornamental Horticulture - Rec Club 1-4, Public Speaking 2-3, wants to landscape - “Go for it.” - remembers the TB Tunnel in Mr. McCarthy’s class - favorite group is Styx. Aye ADIN ye dit a ite: it Daniel ‘Beamer’ Delaney 39 Pearson St., Andover Natural Resources - Conservation Club 3, Chess Club 2, Rec Club 3, Ag Mechanics Team 4 - wants to go to college work for a paper co. -Go for it.’” - remembers the Keg Parties - favorite group is Led Zeppelin. 31 Nancy Delfino 2 Harvard St., Peabody - Floriculture - Photography Club 3, Conservation Club 4, Floral Design Night Course 4 - a Libra who wants to work in floral designing, herb gardens greenhouses all over the world - “Right Lau.” - favorite group is Steely Dan. Angela Marie Dexter 359 Chestnut St., Lynn Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, Senior Class Secretary - wants to become extremely wealthy - remem- bers the trips on the back of the N.R. truck - “Dream until your dream comes true - Dream on.” - favorite group is Aerosmith. Donna Durland 28 Berrywood Lane, Beverly Animal Science - Horse Club 1, Dairy Showing at Fair 2-4, Dairy Judging Team 2, A.S. Club 4 - wants to be a herdsper- son or manage a dairy farm - ‘“Oh Pooh!’ - remembers when she first met “Pooh” - “How sweet it is to love someone, how right it is to care. . .” “3 = % he hy ae James W. Elwell 12 Intervale St., Lynn Floriculture Horticulture - FFA 1-4, X-Country 2-3, Yearbook 4 - wants to travel live a successful, happy life - Terrific” - remembers the FFA 1979 State Convention, Camp Middlesex and Kansas City “The sun shall rise and the sun shall set...” jie) Joseph Fournier 145 Hilldale Ave., Haverhill Animal Science - Taxidermy Club 1, Ag Mechanics 3, FFA Vice President 4, 80’s Club 4 - wants to go to Essex Tech - “Right” - Remembers science Class junior year. ok ies Fae Ta J lial ae ee MAies Walter Fox 66 Winnepurkit Ave., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Ex. Comm. FFA 4, Secretary- Treasurer Science Fiction Club, Honor Society 4, Poster Drawer at Topsfield Fair - wants to be a bank executive - a Gemini whose favorite saying is: ‘Don’t be redundant.” Dave Fraser 85 Mason St., Salem Ornamental Horticulture - Rec Club 1-3, FFA Reporter 3-4 - wants to go to the Air Force College - “Sex, drugs, and rock-n- roll” - remembers his friends - favorite group is The Who. Bob Freitag 831 East St., Tewksbury Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-3, Yearbook 4 - wants to open his own landscaping business. ce Dennis Geldart 8 Beadey Ave., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - X-Country 3-4, Conservation Club V.P. 4 - wants to go to college for landscape architecture - “I need a cup of coffee.” - remembers sophomore year at the Topsfield Fair - favorite group is J. Giels Band. dditrthd dt tt tae Dean “Mouse” Germinara Y% Germain Ave., Haverhill Ornamental Horticulture - Rec Club 1-4, Pres. 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 3 - wants to further his career in Arborculture - “Peter, you're fat.” remembers Mr. Kaknes’ field trips - favorite group is Led Zepplin. Craig Getty 15 Story St, Essex Animal Science - Rec Club 4, wants to become a dog trainer - remembers his trip to California - his favorite group is Ted Nugent. Dan Girard 97 Robinson St., Lynn Natural Resources - Chess Club 1-2, Conservation Club 1-4, Rec Club 1-4, Study Club 1-4, wants to own a corvette - remembers July 3, 1978 on the back road - ‘What are you doing taking my picture, Kay?” 37 Danvers Chris Gorman 32 Preston St., Animal Science - her favorite group is 4,O.H. Team 2 - a Virgo who ., South Hamilton Ornamental Horticulture - FFA 2- wants to be a model and get a good job. Kelly Goodwin 47 Sharon Rd Blue Oyster Cult. Scott “Griff” Griffin 301 North Main St., Middleton Animal Science - X-Country 3-4, FFA Sentinel 4, Basketball 3-4, Science fiction Club 1-3 - wants to own a beef ranch in the Midwest - “Get out of my life.” - remembers cruising on Saturday nights with Kenny and Hobbs. Dawn Haight 266 Southern Ave., Essex Animal Science - Basketball 2, Showing beef cattle at the Fair 2, Showing horses at the Fair 4 - wants to go to college and travel - a Libra whose fondest meory is the time after school dances. 39 Jean Hudson 315 Newbury St., Danvers Natural Resources - Conservation Club 1-4, Yearbook 4, X- Country 2 - wants to be happy - remembers the school keg parties - “‘We owe our souls to Rock and Roll.” - favorite groups are The Stones, Led Zepplin, and The Who. Dave Johnson 32 Cherry St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Rec Club 3-4 - wants to marry Yvonne and live in N.H. - “Really don’t mind if I sit this one out.” - favorite group is Genesis. - Darin Kamins 53 Tracy Ave., Lynn Animal Science - Science Fiction Club 1-2, FFA Parliamen- tarian 2, Dairy Judging 2, Dairy Showmanship 1-2, Public Speaking Team 2-4, Meat Judging Team 3, FFA Reporter 3, State Science Fair 2-4, FFA Ex. Comm. 4, Public Speaking Extemporaneous Regional Contest 4 - wants to pursue a career in animal research or Vet. Technology - fondest memory is first place in the 1979 State Science Fair. Michael Kirby 191 Ocean Street., Lynn Natural Resources - Rec Club 3-4 - wants to survive - an Aries whose favorite group is Pink Floyd - “We won't get fooled again.” 41 Brian Knight 68 Sylvia St., Lynn Animal Science Susan Lane 10 Hilltop Circle, West Newbury Animal Science - Animal Science Club 2-3, Dairy Cattle Judging Team 3, Livestock Judging Team 4, Sheep Show at the Fair 1 - wants to go to college - remembers going to Hawaii in 1978 and seeing the “sights.” Donna Leavitt 28 Kenoza St., Haverhill Floriculture Steven LeBrun 1 Blaney Ave., Peabody Floriculture - Floriculture Club 2, Landscaping Club 3, Study 4 -wants to have his own landscaping or greenhouse business - remembers Ms. Johnson, Ms. Hegarty, and Mrs. Abott - a Scorpio whose favorite group is the Cars - ‘Hey, how ya doing?”’ 43 Janice Marie Lee 137 Euclid Ave., Lynn Natural Resources - FFA Reporter 3, FFA Parliamentarian 4, Conservation Club 1-2, Horticulture Team 2 - wants to travel - A Leo whose fondest memory is the Senior class and the arborculture classes - “Dream Weaver: Leave tomorrow be- hind.” Edmund Leo Lydon Jr. 304 West Shore, Marblehead Forestry - FFA V. President 3, FFA Constitutional Comm. 3, FFA State Officer, Northeast Forestry Tour 3 - wants to go to college for environmental science and hopes to work for the U;S.D.A. - “What?” - remembers the FFA Conventions + Hawaii - ‘‘l believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds.” Torin Mailloux 169 Euclid Ave., Lynn Natural Resources Frank McKenney 45 Glendale Ave., Peabody Animal Science - Science Fiction Club 3-4 - wants to be a contractor - “People try to put us down, my generation.” - Credence. 45 Robert Moore 3 Old Essex Rd., Ipswich Floriculture Kevin Moriarty 12 Bates St., Methuen Natural Resources - Rec Club 1-4, the 80’s Club, Basket- ball 2-4 - wants to go to college. =a 47 at - wants to - Hort. Club 2, Study 3-4 , Saugus ‘Neil 25 Felton St. have land in N.H. and grow Xmas trees - “Hey, Porky Peter Libra who remembers Mr. Kaknes and the Pine Stand Ornamental Horticulture Sean O 125 Hillside Rd., North Andover Ornamental Horticulture Bill Nelson James M. O'Shea 21 Salvatore Circle, Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Stamp Club 1, Floriculture Club 2, Camera Club Pres. 3, Yearbook 4, First Place State Sci- ence Fair 3, First Place State Science Fair 3, First Place Jr. Division Science Fair 1 - wants to attend college and move to Hawaii ‘Hello gorgeous” - remembers the ‘78 Hawaii trip + the state conventions. Gino Otolo 15 R. Baker St., Saugus Animal Science - Taxidermy Club 1, Rec Club 1-2, Poultry Judging 3, Farm Garage Club 4 - “Fa sure.” - remembers Freshman year behind the cafe - “Old enough to set the table, old enough to eat.” Lenora Rand 14 Norcross Terrace, Lynn Floriculture - Greenhand 3-4, Yearbook 4 - wants to go to college - “How about skipping today?” - an Aries whose fondest memory is coming to the Aggie Junior year. ee Te v) Ve Lisa Rygielski 98 Topsfield Rd., Ipswich Animal Science - Rec Club 4, Conservation Club 1, Basket- ball 4, X-Country 1, Senior Class Treasurer - wants to be a jockey or a steeple chaser - “It’s like; What do you think you're doing?” - remembers sophomore summer at Cen- tennial Farms + Mr. Barter - ‘Come a little closer, Close enough to look in my eye.” 49 50 John Scully 98 Robinson St., Lynn Natural Resources - Conservation Club 3-4, Taxidermy Club 2, Chess Club 1, Study 4 - wants to become a game warden - remembers Junior Liquid LUnch Week - favorite group is Led Zepplin. Ruth Smith 26 Market St., Newburyport Animal Science - Horse Club 1, 2, 3, X-Country 3, Horse Judging 2, Dairy Showmanship 1, Sheep Showing 2 - wants to go to college and study animal physiology - “Coooo000On Doggay” - favorite group is the Cars. — er ® = ee oe Chris Stasinos 193 Winona St., Peabody Animal Science - Taxidermy Club 2, Maintenance Club 3, Farm Garage 4 - wants to be a farmer - “Maintenance Dept.” - remembers the 3C Division. Ken Sweet 63 River St., Middleton Ornamental Horticulture 51 Lori Thornton 60 School St., Groveland Floriculture - X-Country 1, 4, Yearbook 4, Basketball 2-4, Orn. Hort. Club 1-2 - “‘That’s disgusting!’ - remembers the Hawaii trip of 1980. Russell Welch 6 Addison Lane, Essex Natural Resources - Basketball 1-4, Natural Resource Con- test 1-3 - wants to work for the National Park Service - remembers the summer of ’78 in N.H. - a Sagittarius whose favorite group is the Cars. Ken White 8 Charles St., Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Small Engine Club 1, Ag Me- chanics Team 1 - wants to go into the Coast Guard - “It’s been real.” - remembers cruising in the Mad V.W. - favor- ite group is Led Zepplin. a veux Uneheay arm Cha, ZA | ¥ Se Ve, Warren Whitmore 286 Merrimac St., Newburyport Animal Science - X-Country 3-4 - wants to go to the Aggie College - favorite singer is Alice Cooper. Curt M. Willis 46 New Castle St., Lynn Animal Science - Poultry Judging 1-3, Junior Class V.P, Hmrm. Rep. 1-3, Soccer Team 1 - wants to graduate and have lots of reunions - “No problem.” - remembers skip- ping with Boucher to get a tatoo - “Only the good die young.” ee ee eee Mike Wojnar 38 University Lane, Methuen Natural Resources - Chess Club 2, Conservation Club 1, Fix- it Club 3, Study 4 - remembers Scully’s Jungle Juice - favor- ite group is Led Zepplin. Ce | Susan Wrest 66 Ash St., Danvers Animal Science - Horse Club 1, Small Animal Club 4, Cam- era Club 2-3 - “Why does everyone pick on me?” - remem- bers the Topsfield Fair 1979 - favorite group is Led Zepplin. 55 ine ¥.- ¢ Pe a oullee SB 5.5 RMT oe af og a ed S . a i hak at lt. Deo F.F.A. EXECUTIVE GOMMIISiEE 1980 YEARBOOK STAFF 56 57 DAIRY PRODUCTS JUDGING TEAM Sie . ) Yew etal, ves Sm 2S POULTRY CLUB FFA CLUBS MUSIC CLUB FLORICULTURE CLUB CONSERVATION WILDLIFE CLUB i DAIRY JUDGING TEAM RECREATION CLUB fon) wn PUBLIC SPEAKING TEAM 60 SCIENCE FICTION READING CLUB CHESS CLUB SMALL ENGINE REPAIR CLUB FACULTY STAFF 64 A eget Mo ees MIDDLESEX rr FL, ie ant, ee e + CAMPING TRIP TO CAM tS BO 9 atthe ae tangy OOM, oe ee em alain 24 NORTHEAST 12% FORESTRY TOUR 65 66 SENIOR PROM On the evening of April 3rd, the Senior Prom was held at The Ship in Lynnfield. Amid the splendor of this setting, Seniors and their guests dined on a fine meal, shared memories with their classmates, and danced the night away to the music of The Heist. The tradition of choosing a Prom Queen was re- vived this year. By a vote of the faculty wives, Ruth Smith was chosen as the Queen and Lori Thornton and Donna Leavitt as the Court. A special thanks for this lovely affair and for all the Senior activities must be given to the two class advi- sors, Bob Raucci and Dan Kirkorian. Because of their dedication and guidance, this year and especially this evening will be a cherished memory of the Class of 1980. 67 68 69 Sane Ss gE cp ice: “ARP RIERA AR cain, Wyte tot? PERE TRENT I 0 AI MA LT AGE TT EE RRL NPT AL TO ORR AR URN UME Rare om 71 a GRADUATION 1980 we High spirit and enthusiasm were in the air on the evening of April 9th as the Class of 80 prepared for their graduation ceremony. Dressed in their tradi- tional green and white caps and gowns, the Seniors were led into the gym by the Senior Class President, Kay Capozzi. A highlight of the ceremony was the address by the guest speaker, Mr. Shelley Friedman of the De- partment of Housing and Urban Development. He spoke of the high rewards that can be achieved by graduates of vocational education. The student speaker, James O'Shea, also addressed the group. After the speeches, the Director, Mr. Raymond Potter announced the many awards and scholar- ships. The finale of the evening was the awarding of the diplomas by members of the Board of Trustees. ie 75 PATRONS Robert A. Getty, Sr. Carol A. Getty Alfred P. Muldoon Richard Barbeau Lois P. Getty Robert A. Getty, Jr. Marty McNulty Charles A. Williams Craig A. Getty Barbara A. Wright Mr. Mrs. Louis J. Zito Mr. Robert Clifford Jeff Wheeler Richard P. Collins Gregory V. Reppucci Stanley Antolewicz Helen M. 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