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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

+ - 43 : : x | j Ge ee a ees YEARBOOK DEDICATION The Class Of 1984 Would Like To Dedicate This Yearbook To George Banos And Bill Wallace. Amazingly, These Two Great Guys, Who Put Up With A Lot Of Aggravation, Are Still Smiling! SJOINI CO) ate: folue 7 Shake spear fibre Susan J. Ackroyd “Brat” 27 Barrett Ct. Lynn, MA Animal Science Wants to be an Executive Secre- tary keep in touch with Ba, Fig, Ross. ‘What a buzz.” Pres. Student Council, Co-Chairperson Prom Comm., Co-Copy Editor Yearbook “Red” Paul M. Calef 134 Allen Ave. Lynn, MA Wants to own his own farm. “Feed me please.” FFA Executive Comm., X-Country Stephen W. Allen 373 Eastern Ave. Lynn, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to join the Air Force “Don't worry about it.”” Prom Comm., FFA Member, X-Country 3, Soccer 4. Marc Carbone 52 A Fair Oak Ave. Lynn, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to landscape. ‘Led Zeppelin Rules!” Tye Browning “Tystick”™ 26! Chadwick Rd. Bradford, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to get out of high school (With a diploma) and maybe go to college. “Well, all right.” FFA Vice- Pres., Sr. Class Treas. Fruit Judging Team “Chris” Christine Cloutman 6 Hazen Ave. Danvers, MA Animal Science Wants to go to college to become an animal groomer. “Get off my back.” Matt Connelly 26 Hardy St. Salem, MA Natural Resources Wants to race cars. “Now you did it, Bert.” Sean Cox 63 Kendall St. Lawrence, MA Animal Science Wants to own a dairy farm. George Corsaro 110 Folley Mill Rd. Salisbury, MA Ornamental Horticulture “Valve Cover” Valerie Culver Marblehead, MA Ornam ental Horticulture Wants to be happy with her job and life. “Get a job, ya bum.” David Christensen “Daburt” 1104 Humphrey St. Swampscott, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to own his own landscaping business. “Get out of town.” Betsy Dawe “Sunshine” 93 Phaeton Rock Rd. Lynn, MA Natural Resources Wants to win the Nobel Prize in Ag Research live happily and richly there after. “What? Who? MEI!” FFA Secretary, Asst. Sr. Class Sec. Asst. Yearbook Editor No Photo Available Jill Delaney Lynn, MA Animal Science Wants to take a year off then maybe go to college. ‘It’s party time.” FFA President Albert J. DiNardo Alt 56 Pearson St. Saugus, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college, travel, poli- tics keep in touch with D.B., L.F., R.M. S.H. D.L. “Well” Sr. Class V. P., FFA Executive Comm., Home- room Rep. “Jilldo”’ Mike DePietro 97 Adams St. Lynn, MA Animal Science - Business Wants to be a dairy lab technician and eventually own a farm. “Wick- ed Bad - Huh!” Soccer 1-4, Basket- ball |-3 ae SS ih With ow Debbie DiTroia 8 Oliver St. Salem, MA Animal Science Wants to have a good job be hap- py. ‘Knock it off.” Prom Comm. “Defeatus” “Debba-Do” Bill DiGangi 273 Euclid Ave. Lynn, MA Animal Science Wants to start an agribusiness. ‘It’s mighty White of you.” Prom Committee Douglas Dorn 3 Moison Ave. Methuen, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to be happy rich. “You ain't so bad.” “Doogies” , Paul Doucett Gretzky’ 52 Churchill St. Saugus, MA Natural Resources Wants to move to Wyoming, go fishing, marry Squid, own a Mako College. “Aidds” Soccer 3-4, Bas- ketball 4 Jay S. Elwell “IR” 2 Intervale St. Lynn, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to continue with school then open a landscape construction company. “Hi!” Roger Downing 8 Heartbreal Rd. Ipswich, MA Animal Science Wants to be a salesman. Homeroom Rep., Soccer 3-4. Jeff A. Fairbrother 77 Brandy Brow Rd. Haverhill, MA Animal Science Wants to be a ranch manager owner have a full family life. “Got a chew on ya?” Basketball 3-4 Glenn Easson Whitehall Road Amesbury, MA Natural Resources . Wants to join the Air Force. ‘1 ain't gonna do that.” Angelita Figueroa ‘Fig 59 Jefferson St. Lynn, MA Animal Science - Business Wants to be a vet, own a horse breeding farm keep in touch with BA, Sue, and Ross. ‘l swear you guys, | mean it really.” Basketball 3- 4 Kim Fitzgerald 5 Andover Terrac e Peabody, MA Animal Science Wants to own a horse breeding training farm marry Ron “Get out of my face.” Nicholas Frontiera lO! Eastern Ave. Gloucester, MA Animal Science “Nick” Lisa Foglietta 33 Beechwood Road Lynnfield, MA Floriculture Wants to be happy, own her own florist shop keep in touch with her friends. “Oh, No!” Yearbook Layout Editor Scott Gates 52 Summer Street Manchester, MA Natural Resources “Gatesy” Wants to go to the Aggie college for Forestry then go on to school for Fish Wildlife Management. Richard J. Gut, Jr. 4 Fairview Ave. Beverly, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college, pass Trig, become wealthy, get married. “Oh, my head.” Prom Comm., Bas- ketball 1 2 Shawn Hawkins 49 Poplar St. Danvers, MA Animal Science - Business Wants to go to college, become a mechanical engineer, be success- ful, get rich and retire. “Oh, my God.” Chris Hesson 28 Alice Ave. Lynn, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to school, get married, and live happily ever after. “Har- monious” David J. Huff 300 Topsfield Road Ipswich, MA Animal Science Wants to be a state trooper, get married have kids have a hobby farm in the future. “I can’t | gotta work.” Basketball. Catherine Hooper 36 Sewall St. E. Lynn, MA Floriculture Wants to become a floral designer. “Don't start.” Prom Comm. “Cathy” Robert Kerr “Whamma” 28 Riverview St. Beverly, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to own a landscape busi- ness. “| want results.” Linda Lorraine Hudson 3I5 Newbury St. Danvers, MA Floriculture W ants to go to college for the study of Floriculture and Mental Health. “Come on.” FFA Second Vice President. “Lynnie” Paul King 7 Trinity Terrace Lynn, MA Animal Science “Good luck to everyone.” Michael Klemczuk ‘“ Klemsynuts” 83 Lynn St. Peabody, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to own a landscape nur- sery garden center marry Sharon. “Hi.” Track 3. Barbara LeBlanc “Ba” 55 Evergreen St. Saugus, MA Animal Science Wants to own a kennel grooming shop. Co-Chairman Prom Comm., Yearbook Copy Editor. V.P. Student Council Dave. W, Langlois 102 Bridge St. Salem, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to own a landscape business do tree work. John Little 24 Brookdale Lane Haverhill, MA Animal Science Wants to own manage a dairy beef farm. chew time.” Country 3. Darrin Lawrence “Dabo” 47 Green St. Danvers, MA Animal Science Wants to sell cars, get married, get rich, raise a family. “Wake up.” Ben Lurie “Neb” 7 Enon St. Natural Resources Wants to go to college become rich. “What did | do this time?” Richard Manninen 8 Allen St. Rockport, MA Floriculture Wants to go to Northeastern get a teacher's certificate. ‘No, you won't.”” FFA Executive Comm. Stu- dent Council. Shirley Monteith 7 Charlotte St. Peabody, MA Floriculture Wants to go to college, be a suc- cessful florist, and marry A.K. “Oh, get out of my way.” “Shirl Scaboob” Dave Marren 19 Houston Place Lynn, MA Ornamental Horticulture “Dingy”’ Bryan Mooney 37 Sawyer St. Haverhill, MA Natural Resources Wants to own his own business. “Get out of my face.” Tina McComiskey “Little Foot” 59 Lincoln Ave. Haverhill, MA Animal Science Wants to graduate live happily ever after. ‘I doubt it.” Rosalind Mullen 42 Roundy St. Beverly, MA Floriculture Wants to go to college, travel, keep in touch with L.F., A.D., $.H., D.L. “Groovy” Geoffrey Murphy 23 Hamilton Rd. Peabody, MA Animal Science-Business Wants to go to either U.V.M. or Ohio State for four years of under- graduate study. “Youre such a liar.” Squid “Michael Richard” 147 Linwood St. Lynn, MA Animal Science Wants to be the best cow vet in N. E. “My mother wants me home at 9:00. Senior Class President, Soc- cer |-4. Angela Noseworthy “Ociffer Ange” 8 Essex St. Salem MA Floriculture Wants to go to college for law en- forcement become a state troop- er. ‘Let’s go to the mall.” Lucinda Ross “Ross 2 Orchard St. Byfield, MA Animal Science Wants to go to college get a de- gree in either Computer Science or Phys. Ed. ‘Im only kidding.” Bas- ketball |-4. Richard Randall “Rick” 22 Collins St. Amesbury, MA Natural Resources Wants to become an arborist a fruit producing farmer. “Oh, Hello there Sweetheart.” Janet Rowe 282 Warner St. Gloucester, MA Animal Science Wants to get out of here. “OK be a snob.” “Are you serious.” No Photo Available Peter Scully 98 Robinson St. Lynn, MA Natural Resources Wants to be filthy rich lazy. “Don't worry about it.” X-Coun- try 3. Frank Silveria Steve Spurr 4 East Collins St. ID Lawrence St. Salem, MA Haverhill, MA Natural Resources Natural Resources Wants to be an arborist. “This Wants to work for a tree company class is boring.”’ Basketball |-2 then own business. “Leave me alone.” Kendra Story 25 Apple St. Essex, MA Floriculture Wants to live happily ever after. “Take two, they’re small.”’ Shawn Surette “Bud” Fred Trecartin “Chong” 20 Southside Ave. 368 Eastern Ave. Lynn, MA Lynn, MA Animal Science Ornamental Horticulture Wants to work, make money Wants to start his own business. buy a house. ‘Oh, cow patties.” “Leave me alone.” Basketball 2-4. No Photo Available Dave Torsey Tim Velton Donald Watson “Slick” 14 Lincoln St. 6 Samoset Rd. 20 Garland St. Beverly, MA Peabody, MA Lynn, MA Natural Resources Natural Resources Animal Science Wants to be an arborist. “But, Mr. Wants to head up to the Maine For-_ Wants to farm. X-Country I. Banos.” ests. + % X Joan Witkowski Stuart Wood “Woody” Cynthia Wynott “Cindy” 508 Haverhill St. 97 Bodwell St. 252 Eastern Ave. Lawrence, MA Lawrence, MA Lynn, MA Animal Science Ornamental Horticulture Floriculture Wants to major in agribusiness. Wants to go to college, join the Wants to go to Ritner’s School of armed services, marry Chris, and Floral Design own her own go to as many parties as possible. shop. “Maybe, could be, ok.” Richard Yandell 5 Robert Rd. W. Peabody, MA Ornamental Horticulture Wants to go to college own his own orchard. ‘| don ’t know.” Sr. Class Treasurer. FFA Treasurer, Yearbook Photo Editor. “Yandey” IN MEMORY OF KIkKK GALLAGHER 1965 - 1983 X01 0) FA ach year | am saked 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 contributes in different ways to the principles and concepts that make our school a unique place of learning. | am sure that you, as the 70th class to graduate, will continue in this tradition. | hope that each of you will look back over the past four years and remember them as a time of personal growth. | know that the training you have received will provide all of you with a firm basis for your future successes. Peg rine Varese Director to graduate from the Essex Agricultural High School. The romantic ideas relating to agriculture have been left behind and now the real meaning of scientific agriculture has taken its place. Set your sights high and you can achieve lofty goals. T he Class of 1984 is the seventieth class You have developed many lasting friendships here at Essex. Keep in mind that the unity of a family never dies - the members just scatter. This will be the same for each of you. Lots of good luck and success in your future endeavors. ; Richard M. Brown Assistant Dean i 54 ; : i 4) é Evelyn Abbott - Resource Stan Antolewicz - Electric Room Shop Bob Clifford - English George Banos - Social Richard Barbeau - English Studies Sister Marilyn Conde - English uate ; “ Elizabeth Collins - Phys. Richard Collins - Natural Ed. Resources Gene Demsey - Ornamental Horticulture HH ™ thy : 05 thy) f Ann Foster - Nurse a t mY: | ghz | Sd BS 4 t : | , j s is Shop Jay Daley - Resource Room t, AT Sh deabh sy ' . Ve veeeeee,”) = eT ee a Fi Richard Emerson - Plant Science Marietta Grover - Math Riley Heath - Plant Helen Hegarty - English Science eee 4 Dr. Marjorie Hensley - Dan Kirkorian - Math Pam Knowlton - Animal Counselor Science John Koob - Science Frank Kramer - Math 21 Janis Moore - Animal | Muldoon - Plant Science Science Sd ot BY ai ‘4 Bb oss 5 | Mara Pantages - Counselor Bob Raucci - Phys. Ed. Gineen Rhodes - Science 8 S a ‘ IS) ‘ ¥ Stan Shipulski - Wood Shop Karen Smyth - Resource Room Bob Steiner - animal Science Jim Ugone - Plant Science Teitheeler - Plant Science a, Laureen Strauch - Animal Science Ed White - Animal Salente one Bill Wallace - Science 23 Rear tnt et ih inmate - Cc TECHNICAL INSTITUT | ‘ r ANU ise ws 30 THINGS TO Susan Ackroyd Remembers Freshman Summer At The Ironworks The YCC Kids. Stephen Allen Remembers His First Time In Slaughter Lab. Yuk! Paul Calef Remembers Working On The Yearbook. David Christensen Remembers Not Remembering. Chris Cloutman Remembers Flying Like Peter Pan On The Gym Ropes. George Cosaro Remembers Removing The Tree From The Road. Sean Cox Remembers Hard Snow Banks. Valerie Culver Remembers Coming To School For A Whole Week. Betsy Dawe Remembers Everything!! Tee Hee. But I'll Never Tell!!! Bill DiGangi Remembers Driving To School With S$. Allen (Still Alive!). Debbie DiTroia Remembers The Party After The Prom. Doug Dorn Remembers The Prom Party. Yahooll! Paul Doucett Remembers Throwing Away Money, The Capitol, Motel Disaster. Jeff Fairbrother Remembers The Prom Party. Angie Figueroa Remembers Frankie The 20 Bachy Bachies We Got. Lisa Fog Remembers Getting Tied Up In The Cow Barn At Topsfield Fair. Nick Frontiera Remembers When Scott Gates Threw Him Into The Wall. Scott Gates Remembers The 1984 Senior Class Prom Being The Best Ever. Rick Gut Remembers Being In “Big B’s”’ English Class. Shawn Hawkins Remembers Gambling At The Track In Ms. Knowlton’s Class. Chris Hesson Remembers The Day Ms. Hegarty Was So Mad She Couldn't Talk. Cathy Hooper Remembers Mr. Kramer’s Fourth Period Study. Linda Hudson Remembers Working At The Topsfield Fair All Four Years. David Huff Remembers His First Date With Kristen. REMEMBER — Paul King Remembers Being In The Cafe Having Food Fights. Mike Klemczuk Remembers The Getting Stuck In The Mud At The Pond. David Langlois Doesn’t Remember Anything. Darrin Lawrence Remembers The Good Times At The Topsfield Fair. Barbara LeBlanc Remembers The Summer Of ’81 At The Saugus Iron Works. John Little Remembers The ’82 Topsfield Fair Unicorn Uproar. Oh, Boy! Ben Lurie Remembers Getting Suspended For Throwing A Snowball. Richard Manninen Remembers Not To Much About School Due To Absences. Tina McComiskey Remembers Prom Night Sean Cox’ Windshield. Shirley Montieth Remembers Always Chewing Gum In Mr. Clifford’s Class. Bryan Mooney Remembers Nothing. Rosalind Mullen Remembers A Rewarding Year With Excellent Friends. Angela Noseworthy Remembers A Trying Year With Trig Word Problems. Rich Randall Remembers Ms. Hegarty’s Rage On Senior Picture Day. Cindy Ross Remembers Four Good Years In Basketball Frank Silveria Already Forgot. Steve Spurr Remembers Running The Mill With Ben. Kendra Story Remembers “Kissing Balls” In Mr. Barbeau’s Class. Shawn Surette Remembers Sleeping In Cl assrooms. Dave Torsey Can’t Remember Anything. Fred Trecartin Remembers Being In The Hallway Instead Of Class. Donald Watson Remembers His Friends. Joan Witkowski Remembers The Prom. Stuart Wood Remembers Being In The Hallway With Jenny Garland. Perey Ac Tomes Se pa ae sa ce Xe oe = ae - _ vv - “swe 2% daw otal OE aa ‘yet he 5.3 a ra 3 PP re. ae eo ‘ - “ : 7m, ve : : - '«)- 4 Bottom Row L to R: R. Downing, J. Campbell, P. Keating, P. Doucett, M. DePietro, C. - : , 4 , Landry, S$. Campbell Top Row L to R: Coach Gene Demsey, J. Kanclerowicz, M. Richard, N. , ; of da 7 we Sales . Hawkins, E. Jacobsen, J. Noyes, A. Wilson, D. Hart, S$. Allen. : ‘9 “Otte Bs f L-� wg : de s iy 7 ¢ P , 4 ‘s cad . 7 . . 4 - - “ “ a fh Fad : _F.. oe é ay “| ov af d 1983 was a pretty good year for soccer at Essex Aggie. There were five seniors on the team and plenty of support from the underclassmen and “women. Thanks to the outstanding goal keeping ‘by, Paul Doucett, ‘the Rams were well within range in every game during the season and scored two wins against ri- val N. S. Vocational! Swe | Bottom Row L to R: P. Keating, Shawn Granahan, Ron Pitochelli Top Row L to R: C. Powers, A. Wilson, J. Noyes, Ms. Collins, J. Grasso, C.J. Maslowski Record 6 - 2 The Essex Aggie cross country team partici- pated in the Vocational School State Track Meet and had an impressive showing in both the junior varsity and varsity meets. Record for the 1983 season 6-2 Jim Grasso finished first in five of the meets. eo ai rn, wav. St] ce Back row L to R: Coach Mark Gatti, , T. Silveria, J. Kanclerowicz, E. Trecartin Bottom row L to R: D. Huff, J. Fairbrother, A. Wilson Under the great coaching job of Mark Gatti, the 1983-84 Boy’s Varsity Bas- ketball team showed determination and excellent playing skills, as well as a little sweat. Although their record wasnt superb, (4-10), they're ready to go all the way next year! The team faces the loss of two hard- working seniors - Jeff Fairbrother and David Huff. Standing L to R: Coach Collins, C. Powers, $. Cassola, B. Brown, J. Kay, S. Silvester. Kneeling: R. Mullen, C. Ross, T. Brusso. er aad ee ad The girls basketball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons, compiling a re- cord of 7 - 7 for 1984, The team will face the loss of the following seniors this year - Cindy Ross, Angie Figue- roa, Roz Mullen ‘and Angie Noseworthy. Cindy; Ross was the team Captain, Student Athlete.and-Most Valuable Player. Becky Brown was the Most Improved Player, Sandy Cassola won the Coach’s Award. Ar ne a me aR ja ee _ =o wt rma! OS, rere Niatng 2 eee ee bd adhe. aiken ats | haatre? chp apnipeg te ae he SPOS: mk ae | Back row L to R: Coach Keith Moore, M. Ouellette, J. Noyes, C. J. Maslowski Bottom row L to R: B. Grondin, D. Collins, J. Mello Missing from photo: J. Cave, L. McGovern, P. Keating cee PBEA 3 tA —— @ eee RS meron “ Angelico, §S. Atkins, C. Brosnan, M. Brousseau, M. Camire, L. Carter, P. Crocker, C. Dollar, T. Dotolo, J. Flanagan, S. Francis, K. Gallagher, M. Feener, N. Jenkins, K. Martel, M. Martin, S. CLASS OF 1985 i= Ee - ee mel ea ae ee McElhinney, J. Osgood, A. Pappas, G. Pyteraf, J. Raiti, P. Ross, A. Sylvester, S. Trecartin, E. Vanne, D. Williams, P. Brusso, T. Carlson, K. Clapp, D. Enslow, S. Forgione, R. Gill, M. ee Sa Gordon, P. Holloran, R. Hughes, A. Jaslowich, W. Johnson, J. Kanclerowicz, J. Kiernan, R. Levesque, D. L Italien, R. Martin, D. McHugh, S. Mealey, L. Neary, P. Norris, K. Noyes, D. Pitocchelli, R. Rogers, V. Valliere, D. Viola, R. Begley, T. Bernard, D. Bonsang, R. Braese, R. Cole, J. Gildea, K. Granahen, S. Houde, P. Howard, M. Jackson, J. Jacobson, K. Kay, J. Levesque, M. | Loffredo, P. Maslowski, C. McCormack, A. McLoughlin, F. Perrault, S. Powers, C. Roche, S. Ryan, C. Seckar, P. Smith, J. Stewart, E. Thistle, S. Wendt, E. Wilmot, C. Wilson, A. ; 4 ad is ; Ls a ae a Se Albert, M. Alexander, K. Campbell, S. Clark, H. Clarke, T. Davis, W. DeCastro, D. Dionne, T. Eaton, D. Hart, D. Hawkins, M. Hawkins, N. Hayes, K. Hidler, L. Jacobsen, E. Keating, G. Lightizer, J. CLASS OF 1986 Muise, C. Nickerson, M. Noyes, J. Przygoda, R. Ross, D. Salmi, L. Sheehan, T. Smith, A. Stratton, A. Violette, K. Walton, K. Ackroyd, M. Anastos, K. Andrew, B. Bodoni, A. Brennan, L. Clarke, E. DiBurro, T. DiPietro, R. Estes, R. Farrington, J. Funicella, K. Graham, J. Grasso, J. Gibbon, A. Green, K. Greene, W. Grondin, W. Langlois, K. Ouellette, M. Sanborn, D. Schott, R. Silveria, T. Smeltzer, R. ee a y.. Stache, P. Young, C. Caram, D. Anton, J. Carter, R. Casey, K. Cassell, S. Cassola, S. Clancy, T. Coles, J. Connaghan, R. Cook, P. Cronin, D. Fisher, W. Gartside, K. Gilbert, L. Krueger, W. Gillen, C. Lavigne, J. Legere, D. MacLean, R. Mitchell, E. Moore, T. Moreau, L. Piekarski, J. Quirk, S. Sawyer, D. South, L. South, S. Stetson, G. Winneberger, M. McEwen, A. Bakoian, C. Cave, J. Conroy, K. Crocker, G. Cutler, M. Digangi, C. Hinton, R. Keating, P. Laramie, D. Lawrence, C. Leary, K. L Italien, S. Loring, L. Mello, ‘J Morin, K. Parrelli, J. Slane, R. Stys, R. CLASS OF 1987 Swett, M. Tanzer, D. Taylor, K. Brosnan, J. Campbell, J. Carter, T. Fisher, R. Funicella, J. Gallant, M. Garland, J. Goulet, S. Heyland, J. Lewis, R. Macomber, H. Maniates, R. Mertsch, R. Morris, G. Parga, L. Rove, S. Stasinos, Y. Tiberio, L. Valcarcel, 1. Wright, S. Barlow, L. Collins, D. Gerrity, M. Holloran, D. Hunter, L. Linton, A. MacDonald, Marshall, J. Martin, S. McCormick, Morris, S. Perry, E. Pope, J. Rasmussen, E. Silva, S. Tapley, K. Trefry, K. Visco, C. Walsh, P. Marie, W. Avin, T. Brown, H. Brown, R. Carufel, K. Corning, V. Correa, M. Doucette, D. Johnson, J. Gilford, T. Goudreault, M. Gould, B. Gut, A. Hojaboom, K. Holt, J. Labreque, D. Landry, C. Lennox, M. Leondires, G. Levesque, T. Main, C. Manson, C. Marchesini, J. McGovern, L. Ouellette, M. Parker, A. Saulnier, R. Thompson, R. : o 7 2 = 2 = Paul Calef Chris Cloutman Susan Ackroyd Sean Cox Bill DiGangi Doug Earle Jill Delaney Debby DiTroia Jeff Fairbrother Roger Downing 53 PP Angie Figueroa Kim Fitzgerald Nick Frontiera Shawn Hawkins David Muff Paul King Darrin Lawrence Barbara LeBlanc John Little 55 Mike Richard Shawn Surette Geoff Murphy Janet Rowe Joan Witkowski SSSTS Tina McComiskey Cindy Ross Donald Watson ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE Marc Carbone Tye Browning Steve Allen Dave Christensen George Corsaro Valerie Culver Albert DiNardo Doug Dora Jay Elwell Ad e FT | id Ld i i HHH Hl HHH i; Bob Kerr Dave Langlois g Mi ileth Richard Gut Mike Klemczuk Dave Marren Men eS Fred Trecartin Rich Yandell NATURAL RESOURCES Glenn Easson Seatt Gates Chris Hesson Ben Lurie Bryan Mooney Rich Randall ¥ ee pate Pad ¥ poe Ore Es fh. eect ft oe oeee,! t 4.44 9 a ae Te « a Ee i A - . , Peter Scully Frank Silveria Best Buddies Steve Spurr Dave Torsey Tim Velton FLORICUL TURE i |. = arte TE Ey . an a” J Cathy Hooper Lisa Foglietta Shirley Monteitit Rosalind Mullen 65 66 Angie Noseworth Cindy Wynott aa F y a Kendra Story ‘ 4 ay 4e , ie Ce mn -— ane + ST Set . i] ! | Answers On Page 120 71 D — SO ’ = 4 inne oi AN _m aoe Fe a il nae Rak | at QF] � wet 7 CAINE® W ok Yangerous, but worth thé risk rixsS% LAFIWVUIN “Man-Made Heart Here at Last? ee Os POCA anna ae e M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN FARMER y Patek e Beer Se, om a ath ae | ‘ARDY ata Ur) NCEA AN It, iets eae Foy 7 i y = fel on. ; a. | � 7 4 A, a y : a a . ( . A . ‘ | A Class Clown Best Laugh Matt Connelly + Jill Delaney Mike Richard + Jill Delaney me 2 ae psc Sa GM, oe é Ae PS a ed Po fee ee dt Best Dressed Most Likely To Succeed Worst Dressed Geoffrey Murphy + Debbie Di Shawn Hawkins + Sue Ackroyd Roger Downing Troia bd ee Most Likely To End Teachers Pets Worst Drivers Up In Jail Rich Yandell + Chris Hesson Steve Allen + Debbie Di Troia Dave Torsey + Kendra Story ‘ yi. May - %, % - e fs Ph ¥ Best Looking Most Athletic Most Talkative “er John Little + Joan Witkowski Paul Doucett + Cindy Ross Geoffrey Murphy + Betsy Dawe 77 Most Outspoken Doug Dorn + Kendra Story Class Con Artist Dave Marren + Jill Delan ey tame SS a ae” te - bs. re nd Most Popular Doug Dorn + Jill Delaney ty Flakiest Besty Dawe Take ond deep he 100% | J 2 Sb Al Shyest Most Class Spirit Bob Kerr + Lisa Foglietta George Corsaro + Chris Cloutman Mike Richard + Barbara Le Blanc eg ti GES Sita Pe pS bates Popa} se fT ee Class Couple Nicest Smile 3ryan Mooney + Joan Witkowski Dave Christensen + Lisa Foglietta 79 Class Flirts Favorite Teachers Rick Gut + Betsy Dawe Mr. Barbeau + Miss Hegarty . : | Best Sense Of Nicest Eyes Humor Paul Doucett + Joan Witkowski Bob Kerr + Joan Witkowski ¥ Ce mr = a LL O s: = Ce ms : = Lie ne BS ee By 4 : so “se ee FS Soy “ “4 B i. ERS i Cs % : , @ a ea ( ' . : ; : ‘ fis Peery) a ; ; Nye a | — ‘ “ CONTEST DAY “TER oy FFA SPORTS BANQUET eat ee ‘ LE ae 5 A CLASS WILL Susan Ackroyd Leaves Her First Detention Ever, Thanks To Mrs. Strauch! Stephen Allen Leaves The Aggie Everything If He Can’t Take It With Him. Mr. Banos Leaves His Smile To All The Seniors He Harassed For Money! Tye Browning Leaves His Black Camaro To Billy Greene. Paul Calef Leaves In A Blurr. Marc Carbone Leaves His Leather Hat To Mr. Wallace. Dave Christensen Leaves Betsy To Go On Her Way. Chris Cloutman Leaves Her Shyness To Some Freshman To Carry On. Matthew Connelly Leaves Mr. Collins A Sophisticated Report. George Corsaro Leaves Ms. Smyth His Pencil. Sean Cox Leaves His Sleeping Disease For A Freshman To Carry On. Valerie Culver Leaves Dave Christensen All Of His Undone Homework. Betsy Dawe Leaves David Christensen Behind . . . Far Behind!! In The Dust! Jill Delaney Leaves Her Attire To Whoever Dares To Take It. Bill DiGangi Leaves His 2nd Term Report Card Of Senior Year. Al DiNardo Leaves On All Fours. Debbie DiTroia Leaves Essex Aggie To Anyone Who Wants It. Doug Dorn Leaves Freshman To Their Peace. Paul Doucett Leaves His Talents, Good Looks And Kramer’s Corner. Roger Downing Leaves His Kisses And Hair Do To Ms. Smyth. Glenn Easson Leaves In 4 - Wheel Drive. Jay Elwell Leaves Early. Jeff Fairbrother Leaves His Basketball Talents To C.J. Angelita Figureora Leaves With A Big Smile On Her Face. Kim Fitzgerald And Tina Leave Raising Hell As Usual. Lisa Foglietta Leaves Her Gray Elf Boots To Squid. Nick Frontiera Leaves His Journeys To Florida For A Freshman. Scott Gates Leaves His Friend Mike Klemzuc To Michael Richard. Rick Gut Leaves His Great Charm And Personality To Andy. Shawn Hawkins Leaves Moose And Rocky To Whomever Can Put Up With Them. Chris Hesson Leaves Her Shirt At The Top Of The Wall To Mr. Raucci. Cathy Hooper Leaves Her “Motormouth” To Mr. Banos For Future Use. Linda Hudson Leaves Her Great Imagination Behind. CLASS WILL David Huff Leaves All Women Ag. Teachers Two Weeks Notice Of Termination. Bob Kerr Leaves His Harmonica To Anyone Else Who Can Blow It. Paul King Leaves. Mike Klemczuk Leaves With Sharon Pierce To Live Happily Ever After! Dave Langlois Leaves Peacefully. Darrin Lawrence Leaves Nothing To No One! Barbara LeBlanc Leaves With A Wedding Ring From Bryan Mooney. John Little Leaves His Angus Hat To Mr. Wallace. Ben Lurie And Bryan Mooney Leave Mr. Collins Alone. Richard Manninen Would Have Left, But He Wasn’t Here As Usual. Tina McComiskey Leaves With Kim Fitzgerald Raising Hell As Usual. Shirley Monteith And Kendra Story Leave Late As Usual. Bryan Mooney Leaves With Joan Witkowski. Rosalind Mullen Leaves Handwritten Absent Notes To Ms. Hegarty. Geoff Murphy Leaves Squid Alone. Ange Noseworthy Leaves With Janet Rowe For The Mall. Richard Randall Leaves Mrs. Thompson Of McGregor Smith “44” My Radio. Michael Richard Leaves A Long Trail Of Cow Manure And Squid Forever. Janet Rowe Leaves For The Mal-. Cindy Ross Leaves 9622 Feet Of Ankle Tape To Ms. Collins. Peter Scully Leaves His Sunglasses. Frank Silveria Leaves Rubber On The Way Out With Dave Torsey. Steve Spurr Leaves His Hat To Sue, Barbara, And Angie. Kendra And Shirley Leave Weekends Up To Mr. K’s Imagination. Shawn Surrette Leaves All His Good Luck To The Aggie. Dave Torsey Leaves Rubber On The Way Out With Frank Silveria! Fred Trecartin Leaves Fighting With Lang As Usual. Tim Velten Leaves Journey On Sister Conde’s desks. Mr. Wallace Leaves The Class Of 84 Their Hats Filled With Memories. Donald Watson Leaves Nothing. Joan Witkowski Leaves With Bryan Mooney. Stu Wood Leaves “Woody” All Over The School Desks And Blackboards. Rich Yandell Left Without an Education. 91 idetiontatiter« a ee ts (thrary folae v Le Shak spear ; «. . ‘ - SENIOR PROM= a - - “ee orn - emcee ma er ome “” pens xenon pave Beh, Bree ARS GRADUATION - 1984 : fo your y a wae, yt � : — oe PN Knights Of Columbus Leo Council No. 508 531-9624 2 WIA Games-Early Bird-Coverall-20-$50 Games-3-$l.00 Games $100.00 In Door Prizes-Middle Games Winner Take All Early Bird 6:40 p.m. — Regular Games 7 p.m. Winner Take All Nightow! Coverall Free Coffee — 96 Main St. - SUNDAY — Peabody, MA No Smoking Lounge Air Conditioned MIDDLETON GOLF COURSE “ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 CHALLENGING 18 HOLE PAR 3 Thomas J. Gaudet Claire J. Gaudet President - ap : Sw ORPPBABO79 Bart Brown, PGA Professional FITTING CENTER Page ¢ CUSTOM GOLF CLUB FITTING 239 South Main Street ¢ PHOTO COMPUTER ANALYSIS Middleton, MA 01949 ROUTE 114, MIDDLETON, MASS. 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