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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

Richard Collins Evelyn Abbott The Class Of 1981 Would Like To Dedicate This Yearbook To Mrs. Evelyn Abbott And Mr. Richard Collins To Show Our Appreciation For All Their Time And Effort In The Past Years. ongratulations to you on the suc- cessful completion of your courses in agriculture. You now have a foundation of general and voca- tional competencies that will serve you well as you enter the world of work or continue your education. As time goes on, I am sure you will value the friends you have made at Es- sex and I would like you to know that we are all interested in you and your career. Your many friends on the staff will be happy to hear from you and assist you if needed. A good way to maintain these friends is to join your Alumni Association. Best Wishes, Director ; oe : a . wi yo Mb s wif — a A = Se | i oo. whe t no time has American agriculture been faced with greater problems, greater challenges and greater op- portunities in its gigantic task of feeding and clothing more people; husbanding and developing its various resources; contributing to the steady growth of modern science; and helping mankind in its long struggle for freedom and plenty. The skills that you have developed in vo- cational agriculture here at Essex will in- deed prepare you to continue the pace that has been set in the American scene. May each of you receive the greatest suc- cess in your endeavors. fee Cee i io = Sitailiaieal Se ee al Best Wishes, ichard M. Brown Assistant Dean FACULTY Evelyn Abbott - Resource Room Stanley Antolewicz - Electrical Shop Richard Barbeau - English Paul Bleau - Farm Management oe _ ee : ye ee “A ® ‘ ? me abe Z a Pt, Pte - =v. ZX % ee Robert Clifford - English Elizabeth Collins - Physical Education Richard Collins - Natural Resources Sr. Marilyn Conde - English - ? A 4 ‘Ay Atte Frank Costa - Mechanized Equipment Andrew Creed - Pesticides Gene Dempsey - Ornamental Horticulture Robert Desmond - Metal Shop fiiheeeses, Richard Emerson - Plant Science David Fletcher - Biology Anne Foster - Nurse Dr. Donald Glazier - Meat Technology -_= Chey] Johnson - Mathematics Karen Kelly - English, Social Studies Hi] } a7 iif Hf} 7 Wii Frank Kramer - Poultry Peter Lovell - Tractor Safety MEE Horticulture Daniel Kirkorian - eal §= Mathematics John Koob - Science Riley Heath - Ornamental Helen Hegarty - English Martin McNulty - Guidance Denise Megiel - Horse Management Alfred Muldoon - Floriculture Mara Panteges - Guidance Robert Raucci - Physical Education Gregory Repucci - Physics Barry Shear - Resource Room Stanley Shipulski - Wood Shop Laureen Strauch - Dairy Management : William Wallace - Science Jeffrey Wheeler - Ornamental Horticulture Peter Whelton - Mathematics Edward White - Dairy Technology Leonidas Zisis - History vt] oe a a 4t 5 s REDGRAVE NS TEty IMILTON Carmen Addario 5 Pine St., Lynnfield Animal Science - Wants to own a sheep operation. Elizabeth Blanchard “Sarge” 3 Foster St., Wenham Animal Science - Wants toown an animal shop or shelter - “That's not fair!” - Backgammon 38, 4, President Backgammon 4. Dale Bernard “‘George Washington”’ 49 Dufton Rd., Andover Animal Science - Wants to be rich - “Not necessarily” - F.F.A. State Convention 1-4, F.F.A. Senior Treas 4 - Stopper fights in Ms. Sterin’s class. Lisa Broderick Lakeman’s Lane, Ipswich Animal Science - Wants to go to college and become a federal meat inspector - “Hey, what can I say”’ Horse Club 1, 2, An. Sc. 3, Year- book 4, Basketball 2-4. Thomas Blair 4 Strawberry Hill, Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to get into the Nursery or Landscaping Business - “Get serious”’ - BB 1-4, Soc 1-4, Rec Club 1-4, NE Forestry Tour 80. Charlene Brooks “Charlie” 112 Holten St., Danvers Animal Science - Wants to get married and have her own farm “Grow up!” - Horse Club 1, Ani- mal Science 2, Dairy Judging Team 3, An. Sc. Vice President 4. | Dennis Brown | 76 Catherine St., Peabody Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to stay out of jai l - “Take | a big pile’ Music Club 1-4 ’ Pamela Bruno “Pam” 15 Ward Terr., Lynnfield Animal Science - Wants to move out of state, get rich and eventually die -BB 1-4, Horse Club, Rec Club, Sports Club Martha R. Brown 5 Lockwood St., Bradford Natural Resources - Wants to go to college - “I’m being have” - Conservation Club 1-3, Camera Club 2, Yearbook Club 4, Summer Forestry Tour 80 Deby Caron 33 Washington St., Beverly Floriculture - Wants to buy a rocket car and do 280 mph in Ys mi -‘I’m out of here” Recreation Club 3-4 George Edward Browning “Honahayer” 104 Martin St., Essex Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go to college - ‘“‘Ain’t nothing but a house party” - Rec Club 1-8, Yearbook 4, BB 2, Xmas Tree Sale 80. Kevin Clark 84 Norfolk Ave., Swampscott Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go to Alaska - Recreation Club Mio Cohen 24 Winthrop Ave., Lawrence Animal Science - Wants to go to college - “Don’t take my picture!” - Horse Club 1, Animal Science Club, FFA State Convention 3, Yearbook Committe 4 Marcy L. Crossman “Mars” 50 Greenville St, Haverhill Floriculture - Wants to become a Florist or a Vo-Ag Instructor at EHATI - “Give me a break” - Pres Hort Club 1, Sec Treas Soph Class 2 secl FRA 3, Rec. Glub 27 Ch Sweetheart 3-4, Pres FFA 4. Laura Cole 17A Heritage Dr., Salem Floriculture - Wants to go to col- lege, get married, and then open her own business - “Timmy, can I borrow the car?” - Rec. Club 1, FFA Parlim 2, Treas 3, BB 1, Yearbook 4, Cross Country 1-4 Christopher Dawkins 164 Main St., W. Newbury Natural Resources - Wants to work in the woods as a forest la- borer - Fly tying Club 3, 4, Arch- ery Club, Science Fiction Reading Club. Alan Cormier “Cricket” 35 So. Kimball St., Bradford Floriculture - Wants to work, then go to college and build a greenhouse - “What a bummer” - Volleyball. David Delaney “Beamer” 39 Pearson St., Andover Natural Resources - Wants to go to Canada and be a D.O.M. - “It’s a bummer” - Chess Club. George Denault 6 Merrill Ave., Amesbury Natural Resources - Wants to go to California and be- come a CBB - “Hey dude!” - Nat Res Club 1-3, Fishing Club 4. Serge Dupuis 129 Tyler St., Methuen Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go into thelandscap- ing business-““What’s up?” - Rec Club. Andrea Doucette “Android” 103 Bridge St., Salem Floriculture - Wants to go to col- Scott Drabinowicz 31 Salem St., Swampscott Natural Resources - Wants to go lege and then live in the country to Alaska - Fishing Club, Conser- on a farm - “Go for it!” - Rec Club 3, Chess Comp Club 4. James Eastman “Jim” Middle Road, Amesbury Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to extend education in Orn. Hort. and move to California - “Zooosh”’ - Yearbook Club 4 vation Club. Kathleen Estey 492 Main St., Rowley Animal Science - Wants to go on to school - Horse Club 1, Dairy Judging Team 2-4. 17 Barbara Fournier “Barb” 29 Upham St., Salem Floriculture - Wants to go to col- lege and then into pre-school teaching - Floriculture Club 1, Rec Club 2 3, Yearbook Club 4. Gary Hall 105 Chestnut St., Andover Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to work in construction - Taxe- dermy Club 1, Fly Tying Club 2, Music Club 3, Soccer 1-3, Ag. Me- chanics Team 3. Sean Gallagher “Flower Child” 16 Dartmouth St., Beverly Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go to college - “Go for it!”’ -Re- creation Club 1-3, Yearbook Club 4. Donna L. Hebert “Don” 76 Sylvester St., Lawrence Natural Resources - Wants to be- come a conservationist - “All you touch and all you see; Is all your life will ever be” - Nat Res Club 1- 3, VP FFA, BB 1, Science Fairs. Heather Griffith “Winnie the Pooh” 81 Warren St., Lawrence Natural Resources - Wants to attend college and work in for- estry sciences -“‘I’m going to re- sign from life’’ - Chess Club, FFA Chaplain. Ronnie Hesson “Hess” 59 Pond St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to become an arborist and start his own business - “Ya Hoo” - Rec Club. Oc SS, ‘1 Shawn Hojaboom “Boche” Lions Mouth Rd., Amesbury Animal Science - Wants to get married and have his own farm - Soccer Team, Recreation Club. ’ Lisa Langford 13 Phillips Cr., Swampscott : Animal Science - Wants to go to college - “Cut me some slack”’ - Recreation Club 3, Outting Club 4. Danea Hurlin 419 Central St., Rowley Animal Science - “What???” - Re- creation Club 1-4, Basketball 2 4. J Raelene Lasher 25 Patricia Rd., Peabody Floriculture - Wants to own her own flower shop and beat Deby in a m. race a t 290 mph - “‘Musta got lost” - Horse Club 1- 2, Re- creation Club 3-4. Andy Klosowski “Ski” Kenney Road, Middleton Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go to Alaska, work, and maybe go to college - “Party Harty” - Rec Club, Music Club, Outting Club, Fishing Club, Fly tying Club. Donald Lavigne 34 Prince St., Danvers Floriculture - Wants to have Mr. Muldoon’s job - “I don’t want to talk about it” - Floriculture Club. 19 Robin Lawrence “Robby” 47 Green St., Danvers Floriculture - Wants to go to For- ida with Anne - “I’m driving my life away - ‘Florida’” - Animal Sci- ence Club 1, Rec Club 2, 3, Year- book 4, Foremanship 4. i gh Fe Ss Carol A. Leclerc “Trouble” 14 Camden St., No, Andover Natural Resources - Wants to move to Vermont - “I want to run away” - Cons Club 1 3, Camera Club 2, Yearbook 4, Junior Class President 3. 20 aia li David LeBlanc 55 Evergreen St., Saugus Floriculture - Wants to travel - “Leave me alone” - Floriculture Club 1-4. ¥ Nadine Leveille RFDI Box 500, Plaistow, N.H. Floriculture Wants to enjoy life. John LeBrun “LeBunns”’ 27 Appleton Ave., Beverly Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to have his own land- scaping business - Soccer 1-4, BB 1-4, Rec Club 1-3, Outting Club 4, NE Camping Trip Summer of ‘80. Raymond Levesque “Bonzo” 41 Lawrence St., Danvers Wants to be free - “Zeppelin Rules”. - Russell Loyd “Abe”’ 682 Summer St., Lynn Animal Science - Wants to be- come a dairy technician - “Everybody must get stoned” - Fly tying Club, Recreation Club, Dairy Judging. Sandra Martin “Sandy” 19 Orchard St., Salem Floriculture - Wants to go to college, be a rich psychologist, _and live in a huge mansion - “What a fool” - Camera Club 1, Rec Club 2-3, Yearbook Club 4. John Lucier 20 Cedar St., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to become a landscaper. Robin Meservey “Space”’ 34 Warren St., Lawrence Animal Science - Wants to have her own horse farm - Horse Club 1-4, Basketball, Horse Showmanship Team 3, Horse Judging Team 4. Michelle Maihos “Shelley” 116 Maple St., Wenham Floriculture - Wants to become a florist and have a business of her own - “Ya, right Robin” - Cons Club 1, Rec Club 2-3, Yearbook 4, Class Rep 1-2. Richard Mitchell 15 Woods Lane, Ipswich Animal Science - Wants to have his own business - Recreation Club. 21 Steven Moore ‘Moose”’ Haverhill St., Rowley Animal Science - Wants to join the Coast Guard and then have a beef farm - “You stiff’ - Wildlife Conservation Club. Mark Nelson 120 Broadway St., Salem Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to be an arborist - Recreation Club 1-4, Soccer 1-4, Basketball 3. Ethan Noll 65 Wenham Rd., Topsfield Animal Science - Wants to buy land - “Lavigne, I am going to kill you!” - Soccer 1-4, Outting Club 1-4. Troy Peabody “‘Peab”’ 52 Bradley Ave., Haverhill Natural Resources - Wants to go to college and become a forest ranger - “Kool it” - Horse Club 1- 2, FFA Officer, Chaplin 3, Senior Class Pres., Foreman to saw mill. 22 Gary Pelletier 3 Clark St., Danvers Floriculture - Wants to go to col- lege and have his own florist shop - Fly tying 1, Floriculture Club 8, 4, Soccer 2-4. Janice Raymond 77 Lawrence St., Salem Animal Science - Wants to go to college and own a farm - “I think not” - Nat Res Club 1, Rec Club 2, Yearbook Club 4. Mark Richardson 30 Spruce St., No. Andover Natural Resources - Wants to become an environmentalist - FFA 1-4, Conservation Club 1- 3, NE Forestry Tour 80, State Convention, Camera Club 2. hy cd Vega | Jane Rochenski | 87 Ipswich Rd., Boxford |Floriculture - Wants to be a ‘secretary - “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams” - | Horse Club 1, Rec Club 3, Sci- ence Fair 1-3, State Conv ’80. Chris Riley 7 Franklin St., Danvers Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to go to California - “Has anybody got a frisbee?” - Fishing Club. David St. Peter 5 Robinson Rd., Beverly Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to start his own business - Rec Club, Fruit Club, Tractor Driving Club. Alison Rochenski “Oopie”’ 6 Pine Crest Ave., Saugus Floriculture - Wants to make a million $$$$$$$ - “Der” - Recrea- tion Club 1-3, Yearbook Club 4, Senior Class Secretary. Brian A. Salas 8 B So. Warren St., Bradford Natural Resources - Wants to be a conservationist - “Go at it!” 23 Keith Sanford 57 Maple St., Wenham Natural Resources - Wants to work for a paper or lumber com- pany - “Hi, guy” - Soc 1-4, Cons Wildlife Club 1, 2, Rec Club 3, Outting Club 4, Forestry Tour 3, 4. Wayne Sexton “Sexless” 115 Elliott St., Haverhill Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to have his own landscape con- struction company - “How the hell are ya!” - Music Club 1-3. Anne Shannon “Anna” 90 Topsfield Rd., Boxford Floriculture - Wants to go to Florida and become an alr para- medic - “Robby Bobby” - Con- servation Club 1, Rec Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Foremanship 4. Nancy Shectman “Ma” 253 North St., Georgetown Floriculture - Wants to be a moth- er - “It’s not Ames, it’s Shectman” - Rec Club 2, 3, Floriculture Club 1, Yearbook 4. 24 Julie Sherry “Juls”’ 79 Redington St., Swampscott Animal Science - Wants to go to college and become a race horse trainer - “Cut me some slack!!” - Recreation Club, Outting Club. Daniel Spencer “Spence” 45 Harold St., Melrose Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to be an electrician - “Sesh” - Recreation Club, Fish- ing Club. Gena Spero 142 East Haverhill St., rence Animal Science - Wants to go to college and become a meat in- spector - “Get away!” - Recrea- tion Club. Law- Picture Not Available Alex Vannett 570 Turnpike Rd., No. Andover Natural Resources - Wants to go to college. Scott Trask 4 Richmond St., Haverhill Natural Resources - Wants to go to college and major in forestry - NE Forestry Tour “80. Daniel Verrington 176 Locust St., Danvers Natural Resources - Wants to get a good job - “Kids” - Cross Coun- try Track 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, Rec Club 1-4. David Vaillancourt 10 Laurel Rd., Newburyport Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to be a landscaper or landscape architect - Conservation Club 1-3, Science Fiction Club 4. rm es Kevin Weaver “Weaver” 53 Henry Ave., Lynn Ornamental Horticulture - Wants to be an electronics expert - “Heathum’s, leave us kids alone”’. 25 David Wheeler “Dave” 6 Putnam St., Danvers Animal Science - Wants to go to college - Soccer 1-4, State, Regional, and National Poultry Judging, Year- book Committee 4. 26 Denise Wiswall 14 Nowell St., Saugus Animal Science - Wants to get rich and spoiled - “Got any money?” - Rec Club 1-3, Senior Class Vice Pres., Yearbook Staff 4. Time i s wasted clocks are set Things we do can’t be met with wings to fly and eyes that see beyond the horizon of fantasy. The doors are opened the books have closed it’s time to go out we're on our own you say you can’t wait it’s finally here what will you do at the end of the year. Danea Hurlin Margaret Young 10 Orchard Road, Essex Animal Science - “That’s dumb” - Horse Club 1, Wildlife Cons Club 2, Yearbook Committee 4. PFA OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Allen D. Antoniello M. Arsenault M. Barter R. Bergeron J. Blanchette L. Browning JvGacas D. Campana L. Caron L. Chaisson T. Chouiard C. Cole S. Como J. Cristoforo T. Deary A. DiPietro P. Dondero D. Dunajski J. Emery R. Essler C. Estey P. Faust W. Fortado M. Gagnon A. Goguen M. Goodrich S. Greaney B. Gwinn Kk. Hatcher C. Hatt J. Hickey k. Hincman T. Hood Class Advisors: Elisabeth Collins and Denise Megiel = Class Of 1982 A. Hooper E. Jendrick C. Kennedy A. Kniffin M. Koen W. Krippendorf W. Leavitt S. Lebel A. Lee R. Lemoine K. Levesque S. Levesque C. Lozowski J. Lussier D. Mahar M. Mohoney S. Mansfield S. Martin K. McCarthy M. McCarthy P. McNaughton B. Melanson K. Miller M. Mitchell T. Morris C. Morrow P. Nielson S. Noseworthy J. Pais W. Peirce J. Pelletier R. Pierce J. Rasm ussen S. Rochna C. Rochon D. Ross C. Ryan D. Sayer B. Seale B. Shaw D. Silverio E. Swanson M. Theriault T. Toohey C. Trainor M. Trapula L. Waldman A. Walker T. Wendell H. Wilson C. Woodward C. Atkins G. Begin G. Bigger J. Bishop L. Blowers H. Bouchard P. Brown T. Brown S. Bucknam B. Callahan G. Cater M. Cater K. Cleary E. Cleveland C. Coletti J. Collins C. Connelly J. Connelly D. Conory M. Conrad T. Corcoran N. Cook D. Cocker C. Daly D. Dattoli M. Davis G. de la Flor N. DeLangis M. Deleire T. Delisio T. Dion C. Donnally B. Dwyer J. Emerson E. Flanagan E. Gagnon Class Advisors: Richard Emerson and Richard Barbeau T. Gilford E. Girouard J. Graham J. Griffin J. Guy W. Hanson J. Harmer D. Harnish P. Haselgard L. Hicks K. Hills J. Hohnman D. Horan J. Hull R. Jalbert K. Johnson S. Jones J. Knights Class Of 1983 B. LaClair P. Lajoie P. La Sonde J Leslie M. Macklin T. Martinson B. McNally D. Mills M. Moreau S. Morris W. Muroe J. Muise D. Muse D. Oliver G. Ouellette M. Pecararo S. Pierce S. Quimby F. Raiti S. Roger D. Rollins M. Sadukis D. Saia C. Sarcione K. Simard M. Smigielski A. Smith L. Teague S. Thornton A. True K. Turner S. Veinot T. Watkins D. Wildes J. Witkowski 32 S. Ackroyd L. Anderson M. Alon P. Archis J. Areyzaga R. Arguin R. Bolanger J. Bennett J. Blaisdell T. Brown T. Browning P. Calef D. Christenson Ps Clark R. Clark C. Cloutman M. Connelly S. Corcoran G. Corsaro S. Davis B. Dawe J. Delaney S. Delangis R. Delpero W. Digangi Kk. Dimario M. Depietro D. Ditronia E. Dow A. Downing D. Earle E. Eaton M. Fabian D. Feener V. French L. Gardener R. Gut S. Hawkins Class Of 84 D. Jones P. King D. Langlois D. Lawrence B. LeBlance M. LeBlond L. Lemieux M. Leveille J. Little J. Lopez J. Lopresti C. Loring B. Lurie J. Linch M. Lynch P. Mahoney R. Manninen R. Marr R. McHachern K. McLellan P. Menard oe B. Mooney S. Moneith C. Mullen G. Murphy J. Murray J. Ouinnette K. Paltinovich J. Parsons j. Pesce R. Randall Micheal Richard L. Ross J. Rowe T. Russell M. Samualson S. Sargent J. Scully P. Scully R. Scully D. Seeley F. Smith S. Spurr K. Storey S. Surette T. Thayer R. Thompson D. Torsey E. Turner T. Venton J. Wade D. Watson S. Wilson J. Witkowski B. Whipple R. Wood P. Zammer 34 OUTTING CLUB MELA. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DAIRY JUDGING TEAM % % CLUB 4 FLORICULTURE 36 FISHING CLUB aie Saig° a TIT tT ¢ Ure “so 6 + F 7 = Ys she a? a ave ¥ . ae Sie iH] 37 HORSE CLUB 38 SCIENCE FICTION CLUB 39 mn 7 dy ye! VICTILUT LES Of A AGINE LIFE WITHOUT US WHAT'S WRONG WITH A LITTL} DISHO 4 role - ee ee @ B 4S not Si I ng ' HOW TO GET THE MOST FROM Yt : SoanhPlan “5gggme fer Orv Oto . -riest lWrtobe ‘e EOE un OF. Pages BIER ‘ wk Gh. an a wi . ay: car PD bd Fier) le sah Lt, le : a . wi. (+e 7 ‘ . x eee “ngs 2 E2 =, ° ,o% 5 Date .. . Kneeling L to R: C. Dawkins, D. Brown, T. Blair, K. Sanford, J. LeBrun, T. Di Pietro, D. Wheeler, E. Noll. Standing: D. Ross, M. Brown, G. Pelletier, M. Nelson, M. Smigielski, S. Rogers, S. Hojaboom, M. Di Pietro, M. Richard, Coach Zisis. This year’s soccer team fought its way to another winning season. With over- whelming team spirit, effort and superb coaching by Mr. Leo Zisis, the team end- ed their season with a hard earned record of 7 wins and 6 losses. John LeBrun, Mark Nelson and Tom Blair, captains of the team, led and in- spired this team, which is made up pri- marily of seniors and many new faces. Next year’s team will face the loss of the following seniors: Ethan Noll, David Wheeler, John LeBrun, Keith Sanford, Tom Blair, Dennis Brown, Chris Daw- kins, Martha Brown, Gary Pelletier, Mark Nelson, and Shawn Hojaboom. CROSS ,- , s Fs les! A SS... Ss haloes Ml L to R: Coach Mark Gatti, C. Daly, C. Leclerc, K. Levesque, C. Rochon, Coach Joanne Leary L to R: P. Calef, P. King, B. Pierce, D. Verrington, M. Conrad, D. Watson The 1980 track team gave it their best shot this season. Under the expertise of coach Mark Gatti and his integral part in developing the team’s spirit, each runner worked to his best ability throughout the season. Dan Verrington, who holds the school record, also won second place in Eastern States, 7th place in Cape Ann and 57th place in All State. Next years team faces the loss of the fol- lowing seniors: Carol Leclerc and Dan Verrington. Hews wee aA 4 od 4 aE, ik ’ ta” 4 W, a” SO hy 48 Seated L to R: Coach Collins, Carol Rochon, Lisa Broderick, Pam Bruno. Standing L to R: Danea Hurlin, Cathy McCarthy, Heather Wilson. Women’s Varsity Basketball The girls Varsity team had a lot of poten- tial this season. Through the dedicated coaching of Beth Collins, the girls tried to stay together as a team. Lisa Broderick improved a great deal. Heather Wilson was injured in the middle of the season, but the team strived to do their best with- out her. Pam Bruno and Danea Hurlin played outstanding basketball and contri- buted greatly to the team’s strength. Next year’s team faces the loss of the following seniors: Danea Hurlin, Lisa Broderick, and Pam Bruno. Seated L to R: Julie Sherry, Mary Arsenault, Coach Cheryl Johnson, Robin Lawrence, Anne Shannon. Standing L to R: Cindy Ross, Jessica Cacas, Jeanette Blanchette, Jill Delaney. Girls Junior Varsity The girls Junior Varsity team improved tre- memdously this year. This was the first year for most of the girls on the team. Julie Sherry became an outstanding center and the high scorer before the year was over along with Cindy Ross and Jill Delaney as guards. Anne Shannon, Jeanette Blanchette, Gena Spero, and Robin Lawrence were always there when you needed them. Now, it’s time to thank Coach Cheryl Johnson for pulling the team together with three consecutive wins. Next year’s team faces the loss of the follow- ing seniors: Julie Sherry, Robin Lawrence, Anne Shannon, and Gena Spero. 49 Kneeling L to R: Jim Lussier, John Collins, Tim Morris. Standing L to R: David Ross, Alan Lee, Tom Blair, Mark Nelson, Coach Kirkorian. Men's Varsity Basketball The 1980-81 basketball season was filled with both change and growth with Mr. Kirkorian coaching the Varsity team. Tom Blair led the team with the most points and his outstanding performances. Alan Lee was a big help at getting the rebounds. Mark Nelson was an excellent guard and helped keep the team’s spirits high. Next year’s team faces the loss of the following seniors: Tom Blair and Mark Nelson. 50 Kneeling L to R: F. Trecartin, M. DiPietro, J. Areyazaga, D. Ross, J. Harmer. Standing L to R: F. Silveria, R. Koch, Coach Raucci, T. Morris, J. Connelly, R. Gutt. Boy’s Junior Varsity This year’s Junior Varsity Basketball team will strengthen next year’s team. The team, made up of primarily fresh- man, was coached by Mr. Raucci. Tim Morris, Bill Pierce, and Jim Connelly led this group of dedicated players through another season. Frank Silveria did a most outstanding job. The most improved player was Fred Tre- cartin. They are looking forward to a suc- cessful 82 season. 51 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THINGS THAT HAPPEN EVERYDAY MOMENTS AS WE. LIVE THEM THINGS WE DO OR SAY LITTLE BITS.AND PIECES OF LAUGHTER MIXED WITH TEARS PARAGRAPHS AND PAGES WRITTEN THROUGH THE YEARS THE FRIENDSHIPS WE REMEMBER MISTAKES WE REGRET THE ENDING OF A LOVE’ WE NEVER COULD FORGET WE CAN'T ERASE’ THE SADNESS OR EDIT OUT THE TEARS WE CAN’T UNDO THE’ WRONG WE CAN'T RELIVE THE YEARS BUT SINCE MEMORIES KEEP BUILDING EACH DAY CAN BE THE START OF MAKING NEW AND HAPPY ONES TO'STORE WITHIN THE HEART S = é —G = end s WY Let's Take A Long Leisurely Walk .... Day Six. Hostages Are Still Making Wreaths. . . = e AL a 2) 3 3 : Ss) © AC SF hoe Who Use Powders . A Sprinkle A Day.. SD) ie) iw) 2 a hs ANIMAL SCIENCE Dale Bernard Carmen Addario | ” ! Betsy Blanchard People are always good company when they are doing what they really enjoy. Samuel Butler Lisa Broderick Charlene Brooks Mio Cohen Kathy Estey 5-2 eT Shawn Hojaboom = ee at | is cient earner ee 5 oe Danea Hurlin iNeed ar Lisa Langford ; a = a, tj a (bile at ba, th x ‘ 3p AM. i : woe ¢ 3p Biy %% Ethan Noll Gena Spero FLORICULTURE Laura Cole Deby Caron Alan Cormier Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are sunshine, food, and medicine of the soul. Luther Burbank Robin Lawrence David LeBlanc Nadine Leveille | Bt emt 3 tia Michelle Maihos Sandy Martin Gary Pelletier Alison Rochenski Jane Rochenski Anne Shannon Nancy Shectman ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE Dennis Brown Thomas Blair George Browning We have committed the Golden Rule to memory; now Iet us commit it to Life. Hdwin Markham Serge Dupuis Ronnie Hesson Kevin Clark Gary Hall James Eastman Sean Gallagher ont ao Chris Riley Mark Nelson Andy Klosowski John LeBrun Ray Levesque John Lucier Dan Spencer Kevin Weaver h © Qa, WN AS =) ee nae sere NR RGR iat ii eae Wayne Sexton David Vaillancourt NATURAL RESOURCES Chris Dawkins Martha Brown Dave Delaney Go forth, under the open sky, and listen to Nature’s.teach- ings. Willian Cullen Bryant There is the laughter which is born out of the pure joy of living, the spontaneous expression of health and energy. - J.P’. Boodin Mark Richardson Donna Hebert P z 7 Heather Griffith George Scott Drabinowicz Carol Leclerc Brian Salas Troy Peabody ec’ Fy i Dan Verrington Keith Sanford Scott Trask Yesterday brings dreams of rain tearlit, monnlit silver pain. Youth’s sweet years are flying fast winds of love cry in the past. Youth is fading, going where? going where the winds don't care. Yesterday brings dreams of rain tearlit, moonlit silver pain. Youth is standing on the beach laughing at me out of reach. Youth’s now woman, standing proud yesterday's a misty cloud. Youth is fading, going where? going where, the winds don't care. Heather and Gary Worst Drivers Donna and Wayne Teacher's Pets Denise and Kevin Class Clowns Kathy and Chris Jane and Troy Shyest Class Flirts 78 Marcy and Dale Most Dedicated Julie and Chris Most Popular Nadine and Wayne Best Looking Kathy and Dale Most Likely To Succeed Margaret and Dave Best Liars Denise and Dale Most School Spirit Lisa and Andy Best Sense of Humor Dale and Alison Most Outspoken Laura and John Most Athletic 80 CLASS OF’ 1981 Carmen Addario leaves his harem. Dale Bernard leaves his candy store to 1A. Tem Blair leaves behind his preppy outfit. Betsy Blanchard leaves a pack of Marlboros in the bathroom. Lisa Broderick leaves her tape recorder. Charlene Brooks leaves the cowbarn. Dennis Brown leaves his van to the parties. Martha Brown leaves a trout to Mr . Collins. George Browning leaves his broken leg to Mrs. Abbott. Pam Bruno leaves her buzz. Debby Caron and Sean Gallagher leave together. Kevin Clark leaves his nature walks. Mio Cohen leaves the answers to Mr. Whelton’s tests. Laura Cole leaves her sneakers to Mr. Gatti. Alan Cormier leaves his battered boots. Marcy Crossman leaves a point well taken. Chris Dawkins leaves his knapsack. Dave Delaney leaves his worthy body. George Denault leaves his smile. Andrea Doucette leaves her body to Mr. Buns. Scott Drabinowicz leaves his tall tales. Serge Dupuis leaves at 100 mph. Jim Eastmen leaves behind the Aggie parties. Kathy Estey leaves her blush. Barbara Fournier leaves a hangnail to the nurse. Heather Griffith leaves her big mouth. Gary Hall leaves the broken light in the smoking area. Donna Hebert leaves a finished sawmill to Mr. Collins. Ronny Hesson leaves behind the drip on his jacket. Shawn Hojaboom leaves his two kids. Danea Hurlin leaves her Led Zeppelin albums. Andy Klosowski leaves laughing. Raelene Lasher leaves her T-shirts. Lisa Langtord leaves behind Iggy Pop. Donald Lavigne leaves his extra weight. Robin Lawrence, Anne Shannon, and Michelle Maihos leave Miss Kell y behind. CLASS OF 1981 David LeBlanc leaves his tank. John LeBrun leaves all his injuries. Carol Leclerc leaves the lyrics of Rocky Raccoon to Mr. Raucci Nadine Leveille leaves her stories. Ray Levesque leaves his split ends. Russell Lloyd leaves his razor. John Lucier leaves his Wranglers. Sandy Martin leaves her duck. Robin Meservey leaves her perm. Rich Mitchell leaves Mr. Wallace’s class. Steven Moore leaves his 308 Remington. Mark Nelson leaves his soccer ball. Ethan Noll leaves his exhaust in the parking lot. Troy Peabody leaves his body to the incoming freshmen girls. Gary Pelletier leaves his 2¢ worth. Janice Raymond leaves her absent days. Mark Richardson leaves Heather to Mr. Collins. Chris Riley leaves his Frisbee. Alison Rochenski leaves Sr. Conde’s class happily. Jane Rochenski leaves. Brian Salas leaves a guillotine to the faculty. Keith Sanford leaves his Buschnuts. Wayne Sexton leaves. Nancy Shectman leaves her baby’s diapers. Julie Sherry leaves Ms. Kelly’s class. Danny Spencer leaves behind his real personality. Gena Spero leaves her tattoos to Ms. Johnson. Dave St. Peter leaves the tracks in the soccer field. Dave Vallaincourt leaves quietly. Alex Vannett leaves free. Dan Verrington leaves his sophomore leaf collection. Kevin Weaver leaves for England. Dave Wheeler leaves his car to anyone stupid enough to want it. Denise Wiswall leaves behind her echo. Margaret Young leaves a table to slide under. 84 , t eA pe ere Essex Agricultural E Technical Onstitute Class of 198) Senior Class (Prom DiBurrw's S57 ‘Boston Road ‘Ward Hill. Massachusetts Apul 3, 198) at 6:30 p.m. Tiffany Room ‘Band 372-044) (Stonehouse) compile Ripe a RR oo) k = iy Bisa Rights ERE HN oe a aallll eae nee : ; . , : ee eee a TI Graduation F’xercises GEES Of 1981 £24 aa. VY | Graduation exercises were held Wednesday ae sapien 15, 1981 at 7:00 : p.m. at the Alumni Memorial Building. The invocation was given by Kristine Kennedy, FFA President. Raymond F. Potter, Director, delivered his wel- coming speech which was followed by Donna Hebert, our class Valedictorian. e ‘ The Honorable John G. King, State Senator, 2nd Essex District, was our guest ai | speaker for the evening. The awards were presented by Director Potter after which the diplomas were presented to the graduating seniors by William Ryan, member of the Board of Trustees. ‘ si ve y “ ff Px ‘ Me eee get MeN 0. Pade tne alt etic REE IP f (etinnial a iiS ioeai aiabi jf THINGS TO REMEMBER ...... Carmen Addario Remembers Miss O’Donnell’s Field Trip. Dale Bernard Remembers State Conventions Topsfield Fair. Tom Blair Remembers Raucci Collins Falling Off The Cooler. Betsy Blanchard Remembers Being New Junior Year. Lisa Broderick Remembers D.W., “I Can’t Get Out” L.A., Good Parties. Charlene Brooks Remembers The Cows. Dennis Brown Remembers The Many Aggie Parties Average. Martha Brown Remembers The Liesurely Walk In The Woods. George Browning - NY - Jaunting Car - JC - Parties Being Scared In The Bunkers. Pam Bruno Remembers Mr. Whelton’s Math Class - 1A Forgets School. Deby Caron Remembers The Mingles S.M. And All The Good Parties. Kevin Clark Remembers All The Good Parties. Mio Remembers How Messed Up The Yearbook Was. Laura Cole Remembers Timmy Creed'’s Class. Alan Courmier Remembers Kicking Snow In Everyone's Faces. Marcy Crossman Remembers The Good Times. Chris Dawkins Remembers Field Trips To Cranes Beach. David Delaney Remembers Beamer’s Keg Party. George Denault Remembers Mr. Collin’s Class. Andrea Doucette Remembers Pushing Beamer In The Girl's Room. Scott Drabinowicz Remembers Concerts. Serge Dupuis Remembers Field Trips With Mr. Dempsey’s Class. James Eastman Remembers Aggie Skip Days. Kathy Estey Remembers Dairy Judging. Heather Griffith Remembers FFA Leadership Camp Summer Projects. Gary Hall Remembers Stella’s Class Stopper Fights. Donna Hebert Remembers Trying To Put A Roof On The Sawmill. Sean Gallagher Remembers - Oh Ya, Hairs On Fire But Frosty Put It Out. Ronald James Hesson Remembers The Class Of ’81’s Great Parties. Shawn Hojaboom Remembers The Four Years Of Soccer Sweat. Danea Hurlin Remembers 1A, “I Can’t Get Out” The Mafia, Bert, And Bonzo. Andy Klosowski Remembers Painting The ’81 On The Water Tower. Raelene Remembers Being In A Nuder Mooder Ba Do Be Do De Da. Lisa Langford Remembers Skip Days, Aggie Parties And The Camping Trip. Don Remembers The First Time He Passed Science In Four Years. Robin Lawrence Remembers Working At Thompsons. David LeBlanc Remembers His Party After The Prom. 100 John LeBrun Remembers The August Forestry Tour Rocky Raccoon. Carol Leclerc Remembers Raucci Collins Falling Of The Cooler. Nadine Remembers Coming To School Five Days In A Row. Ray Levesque remembers laughter. Russell Lloyd remembers parties at the Nahant Bunkers. John Lucier Doesn’t Remember. Sandy Remembers Giving Russell A Black Eye Spilling Oil On Moore. Michelle Remembers The School Trip To Hawaii. Robin Meservey Remembers Leaving Her Friends On Her Last Day. Rick Mitchell Remembers The Aggie Parties We Have Had. Steve Moore Remembers The Geranium Fights In The Greenhouse. Mark Nelson Remembers Beating Norfolk In Soccer. Ethan Noll Remembers Getting Engaged To Charlene Brooks. Troy Peabody Remembers Senior Class Keg Parties. Gary Pelletier Remembers Tractor Driving At The Veg. Garden. Janice Raymond Remembers Margaret’s Brain Tumor Baby Steps. Mark Richardson Remembers The Northeast Forestry Tour. Chris Riley Remembers A Lot Of Great Skip Days. Alison 1A - 1B - Mafia - Beatles - Saugus - Dempsey - Creed’s Class = Routine - Boulton MA - The Dream - Bunkers - Field Trips - Led Zep. Jane Rochenski Remembers Her 18th Birthday In The Cafe. Brian Salas Forgets. Keith Sanford Remembers The Summer Forestry Tour. Wayne Sexton Remembers When Mr. Average Left The School Crying. Anne Shannon Remembers Taking Fridays Off. Nancy Shectman Remembers The Spring Of 1979. Julie Sherry Remembers The Aggie Parties The Last Week Of School. Danny Spencer Remembers Many A Good Time With A Many A Good People. Gena Spero Remembers The Camping Trip The Aggie Parties. Dave St. Peter Remembers Leaving. Dave Vallincourt Remembers The Field Trip To Arnold Arboratum. Alex Vannette Remembers The Ooba Gooba With The Green Teeth. Dan Verrington Remembers The Camping Trip With The Rec. Club. Kevin Weaver Remembers Stella's Class, Mr. Average, Many Good Parties. Dave Wheeler Remembers Camping In The White Mountains. Denise - [A - Mafia - Math - BOC - Skippin - Sr, Yr. - The Dream - Donuts - Concerts - Rock Roll - J. Geils Concert - All The Good Times. Margaret Remembers Camping - 6-30 - 80. Mr. Mrs. Donald Blais Daniel Doucette Mr. Mrs. Leo Quirk Jim Richard Clifford L. Hoar Mr. Mrs. Savary Lou Metaxatos Clair Wilson Family Mr. Mrs. Albert Forcier Robert Clifford Lois E. Spencer Marcy Shectman Bill Lindeman Sandra Vasconcellos Mr. Mrs. S. G. Bruno Mrs. Bruno Sammy Hot Foot Pam Bruno Peggy Reed Nancy Shectman Bill Reed Rusty Danny Ricker William Martin James Tidmarsh Donald W. Ames Mr. Mrs. George E. Shectman Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mendez Esther Cleaves Mr. Mrs. Robert Young Michael Young Carol Young John Young Jane Young Tom Young Joe Young Patrons Dave Young Jimmy Young Captain Best of Luck - Class of ’81 From Lois Reed Leonie L. Miller Russell Rowe Jack Corrado Susan Fraser The Soucy’s A Friend Rodney Williams Mr. Mrs. Jury Presutti Marilyn Reed Mr. Mrs. David Shirley — Joseph B. Spero Leota C. Bailey Margaret Augusta Cecile Dayon Louis Valerie Augusta Carolee Spero Angel Houde Mr. Mrs. Arthur D. Fossa Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fossa Mr. Mrs. James Fossa Mrs. Emma Collins Mrs. Mary Grunlau Mr. Ralph E. Estey Mrs. Ralph Estey Chris Estey Debbie Estey Mrs. Emma Collins Laurie Lomas Gino Sherry Mr. Barbeau Mr. Mrs. Ernest Ciardello Mr. Mrs. Alfred Cerasuolo Mr. Mrs. Mark Landers Mr. Mrs. Angelo Cerasuala Helen Hegarty Mr. Mrs. Harold Evens Mr. Mrs. Robert Raucci Gina Mr. Mrs. Paul C. Blair Good Luck - Billy Al P. Bob Menles Mr. Mrs. John Blair Marcia Blair Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Blair Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Manion Ms. Carolyn J. Crowley John H. Tirrell Mr. Mrs. Paul Fraser Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blair, Jr. Mary E. Raymond John Susan Joan A. Raymond Patti John O'Neill Mr. J. A. Raymond Barbara A. Wright Joan M. LeVasseur Ralph Reynolds Mr. Mrs. John P. Daly Mrs. Abbott Mr. Mrs. Charles Richardson Marjorie Martin Richardson Henry L. Martin Shirley F. Martin Richard M. Brown Barry M. Shear Rookie Patrons Tim Rowe Clair Cole Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Foster Mr. Mrs. C. A. Pequette Mr. Mrs. R. J. Bernard Martin McNulty Mr. Mrs. David P. Moore Mr. Mrs. Warren Pequette Mrs. Charles Custer Mr. Mrs. Bernard C. Martin Sandra Martin Doris Robert Murphy Barbara Schuster Paul Martin Viola Eastman Robert Eastman Bobby Eastman Penny Hunt Mr. Mrs. Ralph Fitton Mr. Mrs. Henry Vaillancourt Michael Vaillancourt Brian Vaillancourt Alexina Vaillancourt Mr. Mrs. Robert McGrane Mr. Mrs. Harry Apostolides Ms. Cindy Forlin Mrs. Anna Robinson Mr. Harry Girroir Mrs. Ireni Pluoff Mr. Mrs. Wayne Peabody Judy Pelletier Dawn Pelletier A Friend A Friend Danielle We Would Like To Thank AIl Of Our Summer Employers For All Of Their Help And Support. Linwood Cemetery-Creamatory-Haverhill, Ma Haverhill Landscaping Service- Stanely Sirski Fllowers By Steve, Inc. Lynn Animal Clinic, Inc. George And Kathleen Merril Hardy And Son, Inc. Donald B. Curran, Inc.- Tree And Landscaping Service North Beverly Gardens NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO STUDY, I PRAY THE LORD I WON'T GO NUTTY. AND IF’ I FAIL TO LEARN THIS JUNK, I PRAY THE LORD THAT I WONT FLUNK. BUT IF I DO, DON’T PITY ME AT ALL, JUST LAY MY BONES IN THE’ STUDY HALL. TELL MY THACHER IVE DONE MY BEST, THEN PILE MY BOOKS UPON MY.CHEST. NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO REST, TO PRAY ILL PASS TOMORROW'S TEST. IF [SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE, 4. THAT'S ONE-LESS TEST ’'LE HAVE TO TAKE. Congratulations To The Class Of Ol ESSEX CHAPTER OF’ THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Compliments Of ROWLEY READY MIX, INC. Good Luck And Best Wishes To Central St. The Class Of ‘81 Rowley, MA 01969 Compliments Of: Steven's Hall Convalescent COMDEL Home Henderson Rd. Beverly, MA 927-3144 ROBERT MOORE CWS SON, INC. ADDITION CO. Building, Remodeling, Repairing Roofing 1 Webster St. Central St. Rowley Danvers, MA 617-948-3308 777-0890 A Special Thanks To To Julie Sherry- MRS. EVELYN We Are Rowdy ABBOTT We Are Fun MR. RICHARD We Are The Class COLLINS Onrsit For All They Have Done For The Class Of 1981. You Know Who JOHN W. DAN SON Electrical Contractors Main St. Rowley, Ma. Telephone 948-2366 MASS. MASTER'S Lic. 3927 GALLAGHER COMMUNICATIONS Sante V aoe RV IGE Two-Way Radio - T.V. COLOR BLACK WHITE STERO - INTERCOM TEL. PUBLIC ADDRESS BACKGROUND MuSIc CLOSE-CIRCUT VWoNe BEVERLY, MASS. Driscoll’s Pharmacy Complete Prescription Service Delivery Service Available Notary Public NORCROSS CARDS — CANDIES — COSMETICS Phone 922-3401 588 Cabot St. - Beverly, Mass. BETT’S RESTAURANT Serving-Breakfast Lunch Dinner Your Favorite Cocktail 16 DARTMOUTH STREET ROWLEY PHARMACY INC. 169 Main St. Rowley, Ma. Telephone 948-2208 Compliments Of A Friend RODERICK WHOLESALE FLORIST INC. Plaistow N.H. CURTIS KITCHEN BATH CENTER, INC. SHOWROOM OPEN MON.-SAT. 9-5 Featuring WHITEHALL CUSTOM CABINETS HOT TUBS AND SPAS CROWDED? GAIN ADDITIONAL SPACE WITH . . . CURTIS ADDITIONS, Co., Inc. Quality Workmanship Guaranteed! Free Estimates! 1 Webb Street, Danvers, Ma. 777-0890 Call Anytime 24 Hours a Day Eves. 922-8864 Autowize The.. Parts Place ™ Everything For Your Car US And Imports 87 High St. Danvers, MA 01923 774-4777 107 108 teres Landscaping RONALD SWANSON Landscape Consultant LUNASCAPINg Plant material fees (UIE! ee { | i sy NURSERY GARDEN CENTER ROUTE 1, DANVERS, MASS. 01923 TEL. 774-2782 in winter, we sell a ae WILD BIRD BIRD FEEDING - CHRISTMAS fete) ®) SEED STATIONS TREES BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1981 AN ‘N NY shannon’s antiques Jay and Judy Shannon antiques sedlers antiques village military fifty One west main Street collectables georgetown, mass. 01833 res: 617-887-6576 617-352-6501 Best Wishes For A Bright Future From The Health Care Team At Stevens Hall SUPINO’S RESTURANT TEL. (617) 373-3431 Danvers Plaza Danvers, Mass. eee RYAN’S WELDING SERVIGE 20 YEARS EXPERIENGE GERTIFIED IN ARG - GAS - MIG - TIG Open 7 am To 11 pm Monday - Sunday Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Eat In Or Take Out Tel. 774-0707 LEONARD A. GOUDREAULT 78 KENOZA AVENUE RAYMOND D. GOUDREAULT H AVERHILL. MA 01830 PORTAGE CONSTRUCTION cranberry quilters CO. INC. For All Your Quilting Needs Masonary Contractor Haverhill Street Rowley, Mass. Telephone - 948-7658 161 BAY ROAD SOUTH HAMILTON, MA 01982 617-468-3871 COMMODORE Rebs eA CERCA IN ROUTE 1A, EXIT 20, OFF 128 (617) 922-5590 BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS 01915 Congratulations To The Class Of 81 THE TALBOTS 31 Bay Rd. Luncheons - Dinners a ritonea 468-7101 Prime Beef And Fresh Ocean Seafood Pub On Lower Deck = 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 te LINE TRIMMING INSURANCE COVERAGE UP TO $1,000,000 PRUNED, SPRAYED e¢ STUMPS REMOVED e BRUSH CHIPPED LAND CLEARING Represented by ALBERT GATES 374-7207 e 352-6212 GROVE CRANE 80’ KUSZMAR’S MBKT. INC. 109 Bridge St. Salem, Mass. Tel. 744-9717 TELEPHONE 774-9645 Or 777-0733 BOUCHARD’S AUTO SERVICE 2 cee MAPL Ewe onuckco) MIDDLETON, MA. 01949 Congratulations From � 4 Py ae SALEM. MASS. 71 Lafayette Street Salem, Mass. call 45-1744 We Deliver! Best Wishes DOCKTOR PET CENTERS Liberty Tree Mall Methuen Mall Newington Mall Meadow Glen Mall Largest Chain Of Franchised Pet Dept. Stores : : WATA' 3 ° Save Time And Money Mie we At No Extra Cost Visit Or Call (House of Travel 170 Bay Road, Route 1A So. Hamilton, MA. 01982 Tel: 468-3538 Boston Line: 482-1934 (617) 374-0333 RALPH A. Esty Sons, ING. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS MAIN STREET GROVELAND. MASS. 01834 New England © Serum Gin pany 239 Newburyport Turnpike Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983 Telephone (617)887-2368 111 TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES REPAIRS - ROAD SERVICE NORTH STREET SHELL 111 NORTH STREET SALEM, MASS. 01970 LIBERTY TREE MALL, DANVERS 774-4080 OPEN 10:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. R, KAMINSKY TEL. 744-9621 OR 15 WATER STREET o 7 % DANVERS, MA 01923 4 40 S ¥ cd Middleton Dairy Queen 250 South Main Street brazier. Rertrett (late Body, Sre. Middleton, Mass. 01949 COLLISION SPECIALISTS APPRAISERS Arthur D. Greeke CHARLES SPILIOTIS LIC. 2036 President (617) 774-6245 RONALD A. HARTNETT LIC. 2035 TEL. 774-2474 NA, ROAD SERVICE REPAIRS 1S =r NA PIQUETTE HOWARD Dewey's Mobil Service ELECTRIC SERVICE 687-7910 MAPLE LOCUST Danvers, Mass. 01923 Phone 774-9599 WARREN PIQUETTE BRUCE HOWARD 898-5236 893-8098 , OPEN THURS. FRI. EVENINGS Printing corporation 62 MAPLE STREET SALON OF CREATIVE COIFFURES DANVERS, MA 01923 774-0564� 774-0410 64 MAPLE STREET DANVERS. MASSACHUSETTS MIDDLETON GOLF COURSE, INC. Route 114, Middleton, Mass. 01949 MURPHY'S FRUIT MART 17 Elm St. Danvers Ma. 01923 774-2756 Congratulations To The Class Of “81” ABBEY FENCE Co. Genuine Cedar Chain Link Fence 122 Water Street Danvers, Ma. 744-9249 The Country Clipper” 250 North Street— Georgetovwn , lM ass 352-7074 Tresh fried Seafood, charbroiled steaks : 5 beer voing, take-out, picnic area, dining room. Bill Tansey Larry Boffert. ee e SWEET CIDER e APPLE PIES 65 Pleasant Valley St., Rte. 113 Across from Methuen Mall Tel. 683-0361 Cycle, AIA 17 Stevens St., Andover, Mass. 01810 Wil, WS 7a) eis Shaw 7 BILL'S VARIETY 158 North St. Salem, Ma. 113 114 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 CARROLL'S FLORIST’ Tel. 922-8444 38 Cabot Street Beverly, MA 01915 Edward Carroll, Prop. A 1950 Aggie Grad. FLOWERS AND COLONIAL GIFTS AT PICKERING WHARF 197 DERBY STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 DON SEXTON SON CARPENTERS Don Sexton 125 Elliott St. Haverhill, MA DALE. OtrideRite 3 DODGE STREET NORTH BEVERLY, MASS. 01915 TEL. (617) 927-4885 SUN WHEEL STUDIOS Pickering Wharf Salem, MA 01970 Fine Handcrafting Gift Items Card Handmade Imported Quilting Supplies flamingos on the wharf Men’s And Women’s Contemporary Clothes Pickering Wharf And Shoes Salem. MA 01970 (617) 744-8850 Also Located At East India Sq. Mall Best Wishes To The Class Of “831 a” he eonhards FLOWER SHOP 87 Corning St. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-4295 pl PHo 5 d, j y 2 atnsboro uUato % a lw PHOTOGRAPHERS = = 317 ESSEX STREET o a SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 mH ‘J AZ ®@ 744-1055 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE STAFF AT GAINSBORO STUDIO 115 116 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 AGWAY Agway Inc.-Danvers Store 9 Wenham St. Phone 617-774-1069 Danvers, MA 01923 Tel. 744-2042 Best Of Luck CROWN SHOP Port Plaza, Newburyport Mass. Hallmark Cards And Gifts Russell Stover Candies CAMERA OBSCURA Salem Market Place Seeving the Entice North Shore Since 1933 15 Pach Street, Downtown Danvers 774-1446 Salem, Mass 01970 Paul ®. Danehy Good Luck A B VENDING COMPANY INC. Arthur Dooley President 6 Belair St. Saugus, MA 01906 Tel. 595-7974 117 Mrs. Langford Dan Verrington The Hesson Family Mr. Frank Costa Paul’s Barber Shop Good Luck - Jim Shim Olga Peter Sherry Angel Sherry Joey Angel Alex Markakis Julie Markakis Mr. Mrs. Raucci Gina Coach Collins Her Team Mr. Mrs. Edwin P. Story Maureen Murphy Patricia M. Murphy Kevin Murphy Jack Lawless Monte Lawless Family James Caron Karen Chambers The Moore Family Mr. Repucci Mr. Mrs. Thomas Weaver Auntie Milly Daniel J. Spencer Dana R. Lang, Landscaper Mr. Mrs. Le Brun Mr. Frank Costa Peter J. Scandurra Mary Scandurra Joanne Addario Peter Addario Carmen Addario Shari Jean Patrons Jeanne Richard Brown Jennifer Peter Brown Cindy Wayne Barlow Shawn Erin Barlow Sandy Allen Jean Judith Maihos Roy Mello John Thelma Lang Jane Rochenski Gilda di Paolo Nancy Delfino Frank Costa Connie Valaskavtgis Richard J. Blair Chery! Johnson We love Marcy! Mr. Mrs. Robert Rochenski Family Jeffrey Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Neve Family Marie Neve John Thelma Lang Roy Mills Judith Maihos Rozanne’s shoes Charles Williams Rocky Raccoon Hamish Maggie Darth Vader Mt. Carrigan Big Foot E.A.T.I. High School Faculty Miss Elizabeth Collins Kermit Zephyr Tim Nicole A Friend Jane F. Morse Donald C. Fuller Shirley Knight Mr. Mrs. James Powell Fritz Reincke David H. Fletcher A Friend Ethan Noll Kevin Miller Lisa Caron Mr. Mrs. Teague Mr. Mrs. Weiner O’Donnell Keri Greenburg Mr. Creed Tom Riley Mr. Mrs. Riley “Not Fade Away” Elia L. Babin Londie Greatrix Mr. Mrs. Walter LeBlanc Walter LeBlanc Mr. Mrs. Walter LeBlanc D.J. Kirkorian Patty Heaphy Mr. Mrs. Larry Soehner Jerry Campbell Karen Bishop Stu Briggs Steve, Gail, kim, Craig, Calef Sharon Wijeysinghe Paul Barrett Patrons Mr. Mrs. James R. Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Dick Lawrence Dewey Lawrence Louis J. Zito Mina C. Atwood James R. Sexton Henry D. Bergman James R. Sexton Mr. Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. Mrs. Alfred Hebert, Jr. Jay Hebert Paula Hebert Barbara A. Wright Helen E. Lobb Fred Murtaugh Alex Vannett The Meservey Family Auntie Bev The Meservey Family Francis X. McGovern The Meservey Family Mary L. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Paul Berube Lisa Nelson Mr. Mrs. George Nelson Roger Dionne Janet Willett Patti Davidson Mr. Mrs. Dawkins Christopher Dawkins Stan Antolewicz Christopher Dawkins Dr. Bowsor Klosowski Sue Mike Mr. Langford NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO STUDY. I PRAY THE LORD I WON’T GO NUTTY. AND IF’ I FAIL TO LEARN THIS JUNK, I PRAY THE LORD THAT I WON’? FLUNK. BUT IF I DO, DON’T. PITY ME AT ALL, JUST LAY MY BONES IN THE STUDY HALL, TELL MY TEACHER I’VE DONE MY BEST, THEN PILE MY BOOKS UPON MY CHEST NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO REST TO PRAY I'LL PASS TOMORROW'S TEST IF’ IL SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE, THAT'S ONE LESS TEST I’LL HAVE TO TAKE. 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