Georgetown High School - Georgian Yearbook (Georgetown, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room 1 1 1 1 A 1971 GEORGIAN Georgetown High School Georgetown, Massachusetts DEDICATED TO OUR MRS. CHRISTOFFERSON ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF These energetic individuals have a liirect innnenee on our everyday lives. Thev help us in nianv wavs. Their hands and minds guide us through the world of knowledge and citizenship. Thev lay the foundation for our futures and we appreciate their efforts. JAMES BOYNTON — principal KENNETH SHEETZ — superintendent JAMES BLIRNS — assistant [)rincipal 10 GUIDANCE BARBARA MULLINS — secretary DANIEL GULEZIAN JOYCE ARMEEN PATRICIA CILMARTIN — secretary ENGLISH CLIFFORD SCOTT — dept, head PATRICIA CHRISTOFFERSON RICHARD CAIRNS MARY KOBER DONNA PRIVITERA 12 CLAUDETTE AUBE THERESA LEVESQUE HELENE RYAN — dept, head CARIN SPENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES 13 MATH AND SCIENCE STEPHEN MCNALLY — dept, head DENNIS CRANFORD EARLE GAMBLE CAMILLE LACEY WILLIAM BURCH HARVEY MADES — dept, head ALTON DAVIS PATRICIA BRACCI CHARLES DONNELLY RUSSELL CARR 15 SOCIAL STUDIES REGINALD TARDIF — dept, head RICHARD ARNS RICHARD STOWE FRANK BERARDINO JOHN DEANGELIS LAWRENCE FARETTA BUSINESS JUNE COOK — dept, head ROSE ANNE ARATHUZIK RICHARD PARENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS OF ’74 FIRST ROW: S. Nulile — president, B. Cobb — vice president, P. Collins — secretary. SECOND ROW: C. Skeirik — student council, M. Nee — student council, K. Wood — student council. D. Rodgers — treasurer, not pictured. FIRST ROW: C. Henderson, S. Gynan, D. Gordoti, L. Hanlon, K. Bentley. SECOND ROW: L. Griswold, S. Hamill, D. Graf, T. Hamel- in, S. Hopkins. FIRST ROW: D. Kinsoii, E. Liebsrh, D. Madore, T. LaPointe, H. MacDonald. SECOND ROW: R. Lena. K. Catalanotli, M. Manning, S. Maynard, D. Kern. FIRST ROW: S. DeSisto, P. Collins, G. Dick, E. Cordeiro, S. Detato. SECOND ROW: S. Conklin, D. DiMento, R. Cushing, R. Averill, S. DiMaio. IW: V. Benjamin, K. Castine, ,|. Chadwick, D. Boucher, E. ' OND ROW: K. Basile, B. Cohh, D. Bovd, P. Christian, K. CLASS OF ’73 LEFT TO RIGHT: R. L ' Heureux — treasurer, A. Maguire — student council, J. Meader — president, G. Chard — student council, P. Phillips — vice president, M. Flannery — student council, D. Tenney — secretary. 26 FIRST ROW: S. Dowd. D. Fallon, R. Crawford. D. Coffdl, R. Dole. SECOND ROW: W. Coo- per, P. Cook, D. Duggan, B. Donahue, J. DeAngelis. FIRST ROW: L. Chick, P. Bergeron, J. Biron. V. Clark, R. Colucci. SECOND ROW: R. Boi- leau, S. Carlson, G. Chard, R. Ahlquist, L. Bateman. 27 CLASS OF ’72 TOP: W. Junker — vice president, E. Holbrook — secretary, M. Hassell — president. MID- DLE; L. Schultz — treasurer, S. Gynan — student council. BOTTOM: L. Pascjuale — student council, N. Baer — student council. FIRST ROW: K. Boose, N. Baer, P. Brown, C. Bailey, L. Aniero. SECOND ROW: D. Alphen, W. Blankenship, D. Batson, J. Beckwith, R. Bateman. FIRST ROW: D. Dunton, E. Gittings, M. Gatchell, S. Flannery, F. Dodge. SECOND ROW: R. DeSisto, J. DiVincenzo, A. Douglass, E. Foster, J. Durkee. FIRST ROW: J. Chisholm, C. Cuddington, D. Collins, B. Boyd, L. Chick. SECOND ROW: K. Chandler. R. Christian, T. Burton, ,1. Chadwick, D. Dempsey. EIRST ROW: P. Johnson, E. Holbrook, N. Harper, M. Johnson, D. Higgins. SECOND ROW: R. Hanlon, B. Hamill, M. Hassell, K. Hask- ell, J. Hazen. FIRST ROW: L. Jones, D. Konieczny, A. Lowe, Y. L’Heureux, J. Kelloway. SECOND ROW: L. Manning, R. Kelly, R. Madore, W. Junker, B. Lee. FIRST ROW: E. Holbrook, Y. Denault, D. Marceau, S. Holt, L. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Messina, J. Handren, B. Murray, S. Gynan, D. Mann. CAII 32 « FOOTBALL The season dawned, bright with promise, as our team won its first game. Then, through a seri(‘s of mis- fortunes, broken hones, torn ligaments, and ear acci- dents, our team lost momentum. But as the season |)ro- gressed, our heroes clenched their fists and went on to salvage their record. FIRST ROU : J. Hazen, P. Lewis J. Maguire, P. Bartlett — co-captain, R. Kelly — co-captain, E. Foster, M. Hassell. SECOND ROW ■ R. Bateman. R Dempsey, R SU Laurent, K. Smith, F. Gatchell, P. Holbrook, A. Ewell. THIRD ROW: M. Lyons, R. Madore, G. Chard. J. Fisher. P. Merrill. J. Chadwick. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Alan Haddad — coach, S. Nagle, J. Shkliew, K. Haskell, A. Douglass, J. Parker, ,1. Fowler, W. Junker, Mr. James Collamore — coach. Picture from LAWRENCE EAGLE TRIBUNE. 36 Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown 6 6 6 0 0 36 8 34 12 Pro ineetow ti Lawrence Voe. Pentueket Lvnn Trade Timberlane T iigsl)oro Ham. W(‘nham Sanborn Manchester 37 FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, C. Perry, S. Dowd, M. Johnson — co-captain, E. Jordan — co-ca[)tain, S. Nutile, E. Temple, C. Skeirik. SECOND ROW: D. Tenney, D. DiMenlo, L. L ' Heureux, R. Knif hts, A. Maguire, S. Craig, K. Boose, P. Wood, R. L ' Heurenx, L. Renlschler, R. Dole. THIRD ROW: D. Dunlon, L. Pasquale, C. Soucy, E. Holbrook, P. Phillips, J. Meader, M. Pingree, Miss Simpson — coach, A. Low, .1. Sonia, L. Schultz, D. Maynard, D. Higgins, K. Duggan. J. Rogers. Geofoetow n 0 Maseotiomet 2 Georoftow n 0 Roek|)ort 2 Georgetown 4 Ipswieli 1 Georgetown 3 Pentucket 2 Georgetown 3 Newbnr port 2 Georgetowti 4 Salem, N. H. 2 Georgetown 0 Amesluirv 1 Georgetown 0 Cape Klizaht ' th 2 Georgetown 4 No. Read i tig 0 Georgetown 2 Ipswieli 0 Georgetown 1 Ham. We nil am 2 Georgetown 1 Manchester 2 Georgetown 0 Maseotiomet 5 42 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: N. Hatch. W. Balleto, R. Kinj;, R. St. Laurent. R. Craft. D. St. Laurent. T. Lynch. SECOND RO : P. Cliristian. D. DiMento. J. Shay. R. Lena. P. Johnson. J. Miller. R. Christian. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cairns — coach. M. Shay, J. Ral[)h, K. Crozier, K. Noyes. 44 R. Christian — co-captain, Mr. Cairns — coach, K. Noyes — co-captain. In jK)sition, vvilli hands touch- ing the ground . . . thev dasli for- ward. Our team had st ' veral good rutiners hut they were not sidTi- citmt. Tlie hoys perseyered and gave their ojtponents competition to th( ' end. hen thev gras[)cd the marking stick at tin finish line, they had put forth their Ix ' st. Georgetown 50 Georgetown 50 Georgetown 28 Georgetown 29 Georgetown 50 Georgetown 28 Georgetown 36 Georgetown 34 Georgetown 26 Ameshury 15 Masconomet 15 Roekport 25 Pentucket 26 Ham. Wenham 15 No. Reading 27 Essex Aggie 18 Manchester 21 Timherlane 72 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: P. Wilmarth, B. Lee, K. Smith, S. Doherty, P. Holbrook. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Collamore coach, T. Christian, J. Maguire, M. Fisher — captain, M. Hassell, R. Kelly. Georgetown 82 Ameslitiry 63 Georgetown 48 Maseonoinel 67 Georgetow n 62 Pentncket 75 Georgetown 74 Roekport 52 Georgetown 51 No. Reading 74 Georgetown 58 l[� swieh 71 Georgetown 79 Manchester 56 Georgetown 69 Ham. Wenham 70 Georgetown 74 Ameshnry 63 Georgetown 65 Maseonoinel 57 Georgetown 61 Pentncket 71 Georgetown 69 Roekport 64 Georgetown 51 No. Reading 69 Georgetown 51 Ipswich 71 Georgetown 56 Manchester 78 Georgetown 39 Ham. Wenham 69 46 We all know that it’s terrific to win and tough to lose. But the main objective not only lor our basketball team but for the fans as well, is to keep the laitb. This year the team had to fight . . . fight hard to the very last. With victory as its goal, it pushed ahead using teamwork and strength. The team was an aggressive team. It did not always come out on top for the hopes ol the Tech Tourney were squelched by midseason. Yet the enthusi- asm of the team and the fans lingered on to the last game. JUNIOR VARSITY Georgetown 32 Georgetown 43 Georgetown 41 Georgetown 49 Georgetown 37 Georgetown 43 Georgetown 31 Georgetown 38 Georgetown 52 Georgetown 29 Georgetown 49 Georgetown 58 Georgetown 43 Georgetown 57 Georgetown 54 Georgetown 30 Amesburv 30 Masconomet 51 Pentucket 53 Rockport 43 No. Reading 38 Ipswich 56 Manchester 72 Ham. Wenham 41 Amesburv 61 Masconomet 51 Pentucket 40 Rockport 34 No. Reading 38 Ipswich 54 Manchester 52 Ham. Wenham 40 49 CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: B. Holbrook, H. MacDonald, J. Handren, J. Meador, V. Staley, D. May- nard, S. Craig, R. Dole, D, Higgins, A. Nunan. 52 GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY GHS 19 Gloucester 18 GHS 34 Rockport 87 GHS 7 No. Reading 57 GHS 65 Ipswich 14 GHS 37 Manchester 50 GHS 41 Ham. Wenham 61 GHS 14 Ameshurv 58 GHS 41 Masconornet 53 GHS 50 Ipswich 27 FIRST ROW: E. Jordan, J. Tarr — captain, S. Flannery — co-captain, L. Schultz. SECOND ROW: K. Boose, M. Johnson, L. Manning, M. Pingrce, M. Bridges. J- V. GHS 22 Pentucket 20 GHS 18 Rockport 33 GHS 36 No. Reading 40 GHS 22 Ipswich 24 GHS 33 Manchester 27 GHS 17 Ham. Wenham 32 GHS 22 Ameslttirv 38 GHS 25 Masconornet 23 GHS 18 Ipswich 19 GHS 28 Gloticester 27 FIRST ROW: C. Perry, P. Phillips — co-captain, D. Griswold, C. Skeirik, P. Collin.s. SECOND ROW: M. Elannery, R. L’Heureux, A. Maguire — co-ca[)tain, S. Tarr, D. DiMento, D. Nutter, L. L ' Heureux, R. Rohner, L. Pirrotta. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: D. Bailey — manager, J. McCarthy, M. Fisher — captain, F. Kane, B. Moretti, P. Hopkins — hat boy. SECOND ROW: S. Dona- hue, S. Doherty, K. Smith, P. Bartlett. R. Christian, Mr. McNally — coach. THIRD ROW: P. Holbrook. J. Hazen. J. Fisher, J. Maguire, M. Shay, W. Bentley — manager. Georgetown 0 Georgetown 0 Georgetown 1 Georgetown 1 Georgetown 10 Georgetown 3 Georgetown 3 Georgetown 3 Georgetown 1 Georgetown 3 Georgetown 4 Georgetown 3 Georgetown 1 Georgetown 0 Georgetown 1 Georgetown 0 Ham. Wenharn 4 Manchester 13 Ipswich 2 No. Reading 4 Rotkport 5 Pentucket 6 Amesltiirv 17 Masconomet 7 Manclu ' sler 2 I[)swich 4 No. Reading 9 Rockj)ort 4 Penlitcket () Ameshtirv 1 Masconomet 4 Ham. Wenharn 7 The 1971 Baseball season was a very disappointin”: one. The team approached this v ‘ar with llie thonjilit o! making a run lor the league tith ' . Then disaster siruek. Through a comhination of poor hitting, had fiilding. and inade(|uate pitching, the team ' s record fell to a dis- mal two wins and fourteen losses. Remarkahly. team morale never faltered in view of these eireumstama ' s. SOFTBALL VARSITY GHS 0 Masconomet 4 GHS 12 No. Reading 11 GHS 5 Ipswich 12 GHS 3 Ham. Wenham 12 GHS 3 Masconomet 13 GHS 10 Rockport 11 GHS 5 Ameshurv 12 GHS 7 Pentucket 23 GHS 12 Manchester 7 FIRST ROW: E. Holbrook. D. Maynard. E. Jordan. M. Bridges. P. Phillips. SECOND ROW: Miss Simpson — coach. L. Schultz. S. Craig. J. Meader. J. Biron. A. Maguire. S. I ' lantiery. L. Rentschler. K. Boose. R. Dole. It ' the old .‘laying It doesn ' t matter if you win or lose, it ' s how you play tin oame” is true, then the girls on the softball team have nothing to he ashamed of. They went into each game with a dt sire to win that was second to none. Though they didn ' t win manv games, the spirit that [)revailed on the field gave their fans many excit- ing moments. FRONT ROW: V. Benjamin. M. Popovich. SECOND ROVt : M. Flannerv. Miss Simpson - coach. R. L’Heureux. R. Knights. K. Temple. D. , hl(|uist. G. Rodgers. S. Tarr. D. Griswadd. C. Skeirik. L. L ' Heureux. TRACK Superior skill and sportsman- ship have been displa ed this year hv the superl) efforts of the track team. They emerged as the .Innior Varsity Cape Ann League Chani|)s despite the handicap of not having their own track field and facilities. The team overcame these obstacles and was not hindered from attain- ing a fantastic re cord. FIRST ROW: D. Chick, K. Noyes, K. Haskell, R. St. Laurent, W ' . .lunker, W. Blankenship, E. Foster. SECOND ROW ' : D. St. Laurent, D. DiMaio, S. Koehakian. W. Pre.scott, D. Riley, S. Lu- koskie, K. Crozier. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cairns — coach. M. Murray, J. Malloy, M. Eagan, D. Stone, E. Liebsch, R. Segel. EOURTH ROW ' : P. Johnson. R. Owens, Fi. Junker, S. Jackson, P. Christian, W ' . Emerson, J. Miller. GHS (.IV) 57 Lawrence Voe. 56 GHS 70 Rockport 65 GHS (.IV) 79 Masconomet 66 GHS 46 No. Andover 59 GHS (JV) 74 No. Reading 61 GHS 57 Ham. We Ilham 88 GHS 38 Ipswich 107 GHS (.IV) 80 Pentueket 65 GHS won .IV League mei 1 i 11 1 1 ? 1 ■■■• 1 9 9 1 ' i ’ ' W ■ 1 1 1 1 ' % ' ' ’ Wk ■ , i 1 f ’« J « M CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hayden — director, N. Gilchrist, F. Dodge, D. Kinson, P. Johnson, K. Shappell, J. Pasquale, D. Marceau, P. Rosene, M. Reed, R. Jeans, V. Benjamin. SECOND ROW: D. Duggan, D. Durkee, A. Perkins, S. Smith, R. Yeaton, M. Manning, D. DiMento, M. Hooper, C. Cuddington, L. Griswold. Although the High School Chorus is relatively small, it has proven to he a grotip of choice indi- viduals enthusiastic ahoitt singing. Merrily they enliven Christmas assemhiies, brighten the Evening with the Arts, and add resonance to many other assemhiies and per- formances. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Hayden, the chorus has evolved into an exuberant group of virtuosos capable of capturing the audience’s interest and maintaining it. GIRLS’ CHOIR A rhythmical succession of gentle melodies resounding in an agreeable musical air is greeted most favorably when sung by the Girls Choir. At diverse school and community functions Mrs. Helen Hayden directed these musically inclined girls, bringing them forth melodiously. Whether performing at the Annual Spring Concert, the Christmas Concert, various school assemblies, or for local organiza- tions and events, the Girls Choir came through practically as prof(‘s- sionals giving a note of taste and culture to our school. They were commended by all for their zealous work in behalf of the school. FIRST ROW: K. Wood, S. Detato, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: F. Dodge, K. Duggan. L. Pas- quale, J. Pasquale, B. Marston. THIRD ROW: D. Tenney, M. Pingree, II. Garnaehe, P. John- son, M. Hooper, C. Cuddington, M. Tenney. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The Foreign Language Clnl) was formed this year under the di- rection of Miss Leves(|ue. Tlie en- thusiastic res[)onse to this new club resulted in several very successful bake sales used to finance a trip to the French restaurant ’’Chez Drey- fus.” A gastronomical adventure to La Casa Mexico” was also on the menu. FIRST ROW: R. L’Heureux, L. Pasquale. SECOND ROW: A. Nunan, L. Metcalf. THIRD ROW: L. Jones, N. Baer, Miss Levesque, Advisor, L. Schultz, L. Chick. FOURTH ROW: J. Spofford, E. Meader, R. Crawford, C. Muhihauser, C. Sigman, K. Pop ovich, L. Rentschler. FIFTH ROW: M. Pingree, C. Bailey, P. Bailey, S. Gvnan, M. Meader, D. Tenney. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ryan — advisor. Miss Levesque — advisor. SECOND ROW: L. Schultz — Secretary, L. L’Heureux — President, L. Pasquale — Vice President, N. Baer — Treasurer. 67 DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Low — secretary, P. Lewis — vice president. Miss Donna Privitera — advisor, S. Gynan — president. P. Seahoyer — treasurer. SECOND ROW: advisory board: P. Shevlin, L. Gittings, L. Carbone, K. Carlson, P. Simpson. Passionate zeal and drive characterizes this large and amhitions organization. Miss Dontia Privitera. a coach well skilled in directing and supervising a play, was also adept in recruiting mtiltitudes for the cltih and in grasping team rather than individual goals. Further- more the Drama Cluh contrihuled its tremendous tal- ents to main charitable organizations in the vicinity. Main nursing homes found themselves serenaded hy this congenial grou[) at festive occasions. Of the many clubs in our school, the Drama Cluh was the only one participating in the Senior Class Talent Show where they presented a skit well received h the audience, while in April, this hard-working group ol young actors performed a hilarious bellv-aching, three- act comedy entitled Rest Assured worthy ol an academy award. FIRST ROW: R. Colucci, V. Benjamin, L. Metcalf, L. Jones, K. Proulx, J. Hyde, R. Fowler, R. Smith, H. MacDonald. S. Dowd. SEC- OND ROW: L. Chick, M. Tenney, L. Rentschler, P. Shevlin, D. Fal- lon, C. Sigman, V. Clark, D. Higgins, R. Crawford, P. Mulligan. THIRD ROW ' : D. Spaulding. S. Gynan, A. Ewell, L. McCaig, H. Page, K. Carlson, K. Greene, J. Marceau, S. O ' Connor, D. Marceau, F. Jones. FOURTH ROW: E. Biron, C. Flynn, L. Gittings, P. Sea- boyer, C. Bascom, D. Riley, M. Nee, L. Carbone, A. Low, E. King, P. Huson, N. Harper. ! 1 in W ' l i i FIRST ROW: D. Dunton, J. Pasquale, D. Rodgers, C. H de, K. Wood, J. Tripp, P. Collins, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW : K. Castine, B. Flanigan, J. Sonia, V. Staley, C. Basile, D. Griswold, L. Simpson. THIRD ROW: N. Adams, J. Chadwick, P. Simpson, W. Page. K. Quirk, W . Adams, A. Eaton, S. Fielding, P. Bergeron, D. Madore. FOURTH ROW : S. Conklin, S. Boileau, H. Garnache, P. Lewis, E. Nordenstad, R. Smith, C. Catalanotti, K. Kern, P. Cook. FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Duggan. P. Rosene, L. Haiti, K. Stuart. P. Shc lin. N. Gilchrist. SECOND ROW; J. Rogers, L. Gittings, Mrs. , nna .N ' oren — advisor. D. Griswold, B. Wilkins, S. Tarr. P. Seabover, M. .Manning. The future nurses” began the st ' ar ' s activities h attt ' tiilitig ati opett house at Newton Welleslev Hos[)ital. The Christtnas season iound them spreading good cht ' er to tht ' rt ' sidents of the Carltoti Home with hotnetnade cookies and other gifts. Utidt ' r the itistruction of Miss Patnela Sitnpson. physical ( ' ducation teacher, ati (‘ight wet-k courst ' iti Medical Self Hel|) Train- ing was made available to the cluh. Mrs. . nna .NOren. school nurse and club advisor, made arrangetnents for the visits of several guest s[)t akers duritig the year. The girls closed their activ ities with their atnuial outing as guests of the Georgetown Nurses Cluh. KEY CLUB The Key Cluh had its share of difficulties this year. Memihership fluctuat( ' d, hut those who retnained loyal helped at the annual Kiwanis Pancake Festival, held a sundae sale, and several other activities under the supervision of Mr. Roh- ner, a member of tbe Kiwanis Club. TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Warner, D. Rosene, J. Steiner, T. Lazdowski, M. Meader, A. Ewell, M. Nee. CONCERT BAND This year, as never l)ef’ore, both the Coneert and Stage Bands displayed fin( nuisieianship. They deserved and greatly reeeiv ‘d high praise and approval from all in the eommunity as well as in the school. A first in GHS history occurred when the Concert and Stage Bands participated in a weekend exchange concert in Colchester, Connecticut. Under the direction of Mr. Ceorge Norris, the hand performed as a pep hand at football games and rallies as well as a marching hand in the surrounding communities. The Christmas and Spring Concerts high- lighted the year with a combined concert with Hamilton Wenham Regional and Ipswich High Schools. The Con- cert and Stage Bands finally closed yvith a concert on the town green. Perhaps the Band ' s greatest moment of glory was on graduation night yvhen, afti ' r |)erforming. Dr. Frank D. Ashhurn, [irincipal speaker, recognized the hand as lieing the finest in the area. The hand adds color and life to many school and community functions and is the jiride of CHS. STAGE BAND 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Ellsworth H. Welch Chapter of the National junior Honor Society was formed in 1962. Inductions are held each spring for students in grades seven through nine. Sophomores who wen ' in the Societ the previous vear remain in the Society, however no new Soph- omores are chosen as members. Students are selected on the basis of scholarship, ser ice, leadership, citizenship, and character. The National Honor Society was founded nine years ago and was named the Helen L. Davis chapter in honor of a longtinK- de- voted teacher, and is generously supported hv the Kiwanis Club of Georgetown. Members are chosen from the Junior and Senior classes on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This year, as in the past two years, the members were treated to a Red Sox baseball game following the Spring induction. Borrow RO ' ' : K. wood, L. Pas.,uale, A. Nunan - president, M. Nee A. tary. TOP ROW: N. Baer, C. Skeirik, M. Flannery — treasurer, C. Flvnn, H. Oarnache, S. Gynan — vice president. STUDENT COUNCIL This yt ' ai’ h was (lithciill tor the Student Council to get perfect attendance at meetings due to the suspension of Activities Period. Therefore th( ' y met during lutich at least once or twice a week. The Stitdtmt Council hmt a heliting hand to a deserving Senior by offering its lirst st ' holarship awarded on the Itasis of contribu- tion to the school. The first recipi- ent was Charlie Flynn. To finance this jrroject, candles were sold at Christmas and a dance was held in March. In addition to these activities, the Student Council hosted three radio programs for X NBP in Nevv- buryport. They sponsored several surveys and held an exchange day with the Rockport High Student Council. They discussed privileges, policies, and compared procedures in both schools. All told, the efforts and endeavors of the Council proved fruitful and rewarding. SKI 72 ECOLOGY CLUB Students eonce ' rned with our ecological situation formed a new club under tli(‘ direction of Mrs. Cliristofferson. They attended town ecology meetings and accomplislied a few projects such as puhlicizing an ecology speech at G.H.S. hv Congressman Hatch, helping out at recycling day, and planting vegeta- tion on the hillside hehind the school to prevent soil erosion. This first year was mildly suc- cessful. With the departur ' of the advisor the future of the cluh is now in doubt. CLUB .Although no organized Ski Club existed this ear, Mr. Stuart Fall planned and chaperoned a ski trip to Killington, Vermont during the February vacation. Tlu ' lri[) was a great success due to a large turn- out, an abundance of snow, and agreeahh ' weather. Our slalom ex- perts, intermediates, and novice skiers regretted that mor( of such trips were not available. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Kramer, L. Rentscliler, K. Temple, S. Gynan, L. Chirk. L. Chirk. J. Chisholm. 73 ACTIVITIES 75 JUNIOR PROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Zaffis, E. Gittings, K. Smith, A. Low, G. Fowler, M. Tenney, M. Wood, K. Haskell, J. Kelloway, S. Doherty. MINDA TENNEY — Queen lliis year the Senior Class sponsored a Talent Shov — a first for Georgetown High. It is needless to say that the show was a success financially in addition to uncover- ing some hidden talent.” PRIZES 1st — Ken Morse: Puppet Act. 2nd — Ken Warner atid I.ouie Carbone: Drum and Organ Duet. 3rd — Charlotte Blair: Hula. Janis Barbs Jackie Harry Arlin . Spaceman . . . Mr. Agnew . . Miss Chisle . . Mrs. Matchelt Director . . . . , Dehhv King Katie Kern Beth Biron Pat Merrill Pat Seahoyer Louie Carhone Tony Costanzo Peter Bailey Tom Rapisanla Anita Nunan , . . . Helene Garnaehe Miss Donna Privitera Judy Lulu . CAST 83 CAST Mr. Morlock Louie Carbone Mr.s. Morlock Marcia Fields Mary Pat Seaho er Jessica Deldiie Rodgers Mildred Helene Garnarhe Joe Lanconi Phil Lewis Luigi Lanconi Peter Baile Martha Katin Basile Lucifer Carl Baseom Miss Akers Pat Simpson George Pleie Charlie FKnn Mrs. Schmaltz Ann Low Dr. Broun Shaw G nan Mr. Black Richard St. Laurent Matilda Kim ood Director Donna Pri itera Graduation night and the usual (juostions . . . will I be nervous? Will I ervVTIien the inonu ' nl arrives. You march in and all vour friends and relatives are staring at you with pride. First come the honor essavs. the awards, and finally the diplomas. Before vou know it the eve- ning is over and so is school. Twcdve ya ' ars of your life have ended this evening. Tin doors of the past are closed and the hands of the future are held out to vou. All that remains is to reach out and se “ what tomorrow will bring. Patricia Merrill — Valedictorian Thomas Rapisarda — Salulalurian Helene Garnache — Honor Essayist LOUIE CARBONE President CHARLIE FLYNN Student Council RICH ST. LAURENT Treasurer HELENE GARNACHE Student Council KATIE KERN Vice President JENNIFER TRIPP Secretary ANITA NUNAN Student Council SENIORS 95 LOUIS J. CARBONE THOMAS R. CHRISTIAN MARK W. CHAMBERLAIN ANTHONY R. COSTANZO DONNA L. COYE MARY E. HOCHMUTH MARILYN F. HOOPER WILLIAM T. HIGGINS PAMELA A. HUSON NOEL A. HILLS GINDY M. HYDE 100 MARK A. MEADER STEVEN M. KONIECZNY G. JAMES MAGUIRE JOHN P. MCCARTHY PHILIP A. LEWIS SCOTT D. MANN PATRICIA J. MERRILL 102 ROBERT P. MORETTI GEORGE W. OUELLETTE HARVEY D. PAGE ELISABET NORDENSTAD ANITA J. NUNAN CAROL J. PEASLEE 103 SUSAN M. PITTS 104 JACQUELYN A. REED PAULINE E. PERREAULT RUSSELL L. PORTER THOMAS R. RAPISARDA DENNIS G. ROSENE PATRICIA E. SEABOYER JAMES W. RUSSELL .harley! RICHARD A. ST. LAURENT 105 ROBERT D. SMITH WARREN T. BENTLEY KATHLEEN M. STUART BRADEN P. SMITH ALAN P. SHERBURNE PHILIP M. SPOEEORD PATRICIA A. SHEVLIN 106 JARILYN P. TARR KATHRYN P. TOBIN JENNIFER A. TRIPP KENNETH R. WARNER JANET L. WENTZEL RICHARD C. WILCOX KENNETH B. MORSE 109 This year Georgf ' lowii High had its first foreign exehange stu- dent. Elisahet Nordenstad arrived in the United States in Se[)leinher, 1970 from Stockholm. Sweden. Her opportunity to study in the States resulted from an a})[)liealion to the Student International Ser- vice. She was one of eighteen out of one hundred and fifty ai)plicants to be accepted for the program. While in Georgetown, Elisahet was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullo of Bald pate Road. Elisahet made many lasting friendships this year and addressed many local organizations about Sweden. At G.H.S. she was a mem- ber of the Drama Club and served on numerous school committees. On Class Day she was voted pret- tiest, tallest, and best eyes girl by her fellow Seniors. During Spring vacation, Elisahet travelled to Washington with SIS (Student In- ternational Service) for a tour of the capitol. Her other interests in- clude skiing, skating, swimming, and sailing. We sincerely hope that Elisa- bet enjoyed her year with us as much as it pleased us to have her. SENIOR DIRECTORY DAVID BAILEY. Whale’ ' : College Course; Chess Cluh 1, 2; Shop Cluh 1, 2; Camera Club 1. PETER BAILEY, Spaeeman”: College Course; Year- book Staff 4: Sr. Honor Societ 3. (President) 4: Sen- ior Class Play 4; Drama Club Pla 4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 4; Drama Club 4; Historv Club I; Coneert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2. 3, 4; North Eastern Distriet Band Festival 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Counlrv 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Jr. Honor Soeiety I. 2; Sr. Honor Society 3, 4; Chess Club I; Harvard Book Award 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY COSTANZO. Tony : College Course; Cross Countrv 2; Senior Class Plav 4; Drama Club Play 4; Shop Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Drama Club 4; Chefs Club 3; Berklee School of Music. PETER BARTLETT. Pete : College Course; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3 (Co-Captain) 4; Softball 1; Intramu ral Volleyball . 4 1oekev 1. 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1. 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Sports Club 1, 2. ' JOSEPH BARTOLOMUCCI. Bart : General Course. WARR|:N BENTLEY: College Course: Track 3; Intra- mural Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4; Res( arch and Development Club 4; Mountain Climbing Club; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. ELIZABETH BIRON, Beth”: College Course; Cheer- leading 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Plav 4: Class Officer 2. 3; Tri-Hi- 2; Drama Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 3; Science Award 1. MARJORIE BRIDGES, ’ ' Margie”: Business Course; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Concert I nd 1, 2, 3, 4; Playbook .Ads Com- mittee 4. LOUIS CARBONE, Louie”: College. Course; Senior Class Play; Drama Club Plays 2. 3. 4; Cla.ss President 4; Shakes are Assemblv 2; Drama Club 2 3, 4; Sen- ior Play dection Committee 4; Student Government Represijntative. MARK Ch m LAIN: General Course. DAVID CHICK, Dave’ : College Course; Track 3, 4. THOMAS CHRISTIAN. Tom’ ' : College Course: Base- DONNA COY ' E: College Course: Field Hockey Manager 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Playbook; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Playbook Ads Committee 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. BARBARA CROUSE, Barb : Business Course. ALAN dick, AI : College Course; Aerospace Club 1; Drama Club 3; Honor Roll 1. STEVEN DOHERTY, Steve”: College Course; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Countrv 1; Football 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4;, Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Chess Club 1; Matly. Fair Award. SCOTT ' DONAHUE, Cuddles”: College Coune; Base: all 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Ski C b 1, 2, 3, 4. ' J KATHLEEN DUGGAN, Kathy”: College Course: Bas- ketball Manager 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramu- . ral Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4g| Senior Play book 4; Future Nurses Club 1. 2. (Vice- President) 3 and 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Girl ' s Choir 4: Camera Club 1, (President) 2; Playbook Ads Com- mittee 4; Math Club 1; Science Fair .Award 1. 2. JOHN DURKEE, Durk”: General Course; FoofT.all 1. AN DREW EWELL, Wamba”: College Course: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 4; Gymnastics 1; Senior Class Play (Sound Effects); Ski Club I; Key Club 4; Drama Club 4. MICHAEL FISHER, Mike”: College Course: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; In- 110 tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Prcsidf ' iit 3; Honor I. % 2. 3. 4i l)uv Rt ' prcsonUimr-. BARRY FLAXCftIRS ' CoUrgc Otmse: inlrainurals 1. 2; YoatRook Stotior Honor Society 3. (Troasur- I cr) T enccrt Band !, 2. 3, 4: Stage Band 3. 1: Honor 1 1 1. 2, 3, 4. ■ri 1 . io ol L Sri i{)r I’lavliook 4; Honor l{oll 2. V.iL ' Husitirss Coursr: Pep Squr ' l ; n . iff; 5:irls Choir 4; Cho ' -i - :■ Yiv te ‘ efim ' iiei; ' . e -mr ' ral. ' - ' ILLIAM HIGGINS. Bilh NOEL HILLS, Hillsic Biisiiu ' . ;s Coursr MARY ELLEN HOCHMUTH, ”Ellie ' ’: Business Course 4iarlie”: CuUege Course: C.Y.O. Intrainiirals 1, 2. 3; Studt it Councii L iage Crew); Drama Club Plav 4; 2 ||j_ Drajna Cint 3, L I L Mor SOthery [; Concert Bai Toll 1. 2. 3. 4.. (Si; iGfe L I : • !.e . ill 1 . 2 , 3 . , i (Cofcaptain) 4 ; =n ,m. cl ollc - dyninastics 3 ; A. ' arhook if 1 ; SRi Clnh enjd) 2 . 3 . 4 ; T: SY 1 . 2 ; ook ominitlct pn or Roll L- 3 . 3 . 4 ; ence Fair Award Tf,Slud i Yovc yrnenit 1 Al- frnate. J RAN( |a |, ' TranL : Collev 3, aI oss CouritryJ-YChefs Cm ;hatl ■f ss Coii lwWtbalf 1, 2; lavbo r Slci Ciiib 1, 2, , 3,’ 4;f ri-Hi-Y 2; Cai Roll 2, 4. F!! Kris‘‘: Bu ss Course: CL c- - pdft CfWsi laN (Mlkc-Si p); Seni .jim i nb 4; Girl ' s Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: 4; CommiUee 4. m ' .w ILL HAN ' bffeNi College Course: Field 1 il . trainural Volleyball 2, 4; Gvmnastics 3, ing 2, 4; Senior Class Pl;n J icket Cj Ckih 1. 2, -L (Tn a.-urer) Cbub 3, 4. ‘ Iw KARy C TSj Cheerleading 4| Tr«surer 3; SlJ J)JANr iAlEY: Ca Gymnastics 3; Cli 2; Senior PL Playbool KAT pn N KERN, 3 b ' ' : College 1, 2, 3: Senioc4j|i;Play 4; dass Vicc-Pr(ijiidetf |i, Ski (Vice-President) 4: Ld Drama Qnb 3. 4. old Hockev 1; lake-up); Class Honor Roll 1, iitrarnnrals 3. 4; SocietN 1. -Hi-Y 1,2: 1, 2. 3, 4. .oursc: Gvrnnas- •ama Club Plav 3; 3; Ecology Club ige Club }. 2. 3: DEBpAH KING, DeW” xtl ' tball 2; Field ocke ilOnt Council 3, 4: i||il Class T iTraina Club- n in it lee 4; ge Course: Baskel- L N« ' ws[)aper SlalT Pla 4; Senior lub 1.2. 3; Tri-Hi- r 3. 4; Play book 3, 4. STEVEN KONIECZNYi ' ' ’Fc ' stus : General Course; jr. Honor Society l :-dP ma Club 3; Concert Band 1. PHILIP Course; Track 1, 2, 3; CrdSs ' Countrv 1: Fodtbdl , 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Gymnastics 4; Drama Club Pla s 3, 4; Class Vice- President 2; Ski did) 2 (Vice-President) 3, 4; Drama 2 (Vicc-Presid€S 3 ,it) 3, 4; Shop Club 1; Com.rrt Band 1: Ch« ' ss Club 1; Pla b()ok Ads Committe ' 4; Honor lluli 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMES MAGUIRE, ' ' Jim’ : College Course; Basel all 1. 2, 3, 4; Crosj Countrx 1; Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Intranuirals 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3: Goldcm Bench Award. SCOTT MANN,. ' ' St otly General Course; Aerosj)aee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sho|) Club 1; Coman t Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Camera. Club 1; Slio[) Fair 2. HN McCarthy: Colle e Course; aseball 2; Gvm- nastics 4f Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Chefs Club 2, 3: Honor Roll T, .2. 3, 4. 4 . ■ MARK MEADER: College ,Ce ir.sc; Ye irbook Siaff 4; Kev Club (Secretar ) 4; Latin Club.I; Foreign Lan- guage Club 4; Concert Band (Trt Tga) I, 4; Science Fair; Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; I ' Tutor 3. 4. PATRICIA MERRILL, ”Patlv : College Course.; Chccr- leading 3, 4; Yearbook Staff (Editor of La oul); Sr. Honor Societv 3. 4, (Vice-Prt ' sidcnt); S mior Class Play 4; (iirFs Clul) 3; Latin Club 1; Drama Club 3; Freshm.ui and fSophornore Math Organization 1; NEDT l.ci ' iiticate of Educational Developmetit 1; Rensselaer Math and Science Award 3; Woman ' s lb t ' V3’ ' 8 ' : ' ' An(l() (‘r Summer Session 3: Student jiantie n’ elegatc 4. BEi EMURl m, Bob College Course; Baseball .. 2, 3, d; Grots ; Country 1; Intramurals 2. 3; G m- nasiic - 1-; Club 2. .3- Chefs Club 2. 3. KE ‘CSilT TORSE. Moose : Business Course; lutra- 2: Junior Band 1; Kev Club 2. 3. 4: Chess 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3, C Concert Band 1, 2. 3. f. Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1. 2. 3; Chefs lub 3; Science Fair 1. ELIS.A.BET NORDENSTAD, Mellis : College Course; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Pla book 4; Drama Club 4: Roll 4. ANITA NUNA.N. ' ' Nita : Collefi urse; Field Ho key 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 3, k pi ading I, 2 (Co-Cap- tain) 3, (Captain) 4; Ycaj P ltaff (Editor) 4: Sr. Honor Society 3, 4: StudejiF ouncil 1. (Tr( ' asurcr) 2. (V ice-Presideut) 3, (President) 4; Senior Class Pla 4: Ski Club 2. 3: Future Teaeiu ' rs Club 1; Tri- Hi-Y 1. 2: Latin Club I, 2; Foreign Laiiguage Club 4; Concert Band 1, 2: Senior Pla St h-ction Coniniittee 4: Pla book .Ads Committee I: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; Scienci Fair 2: Womans C.lub Award 3: Student Ex- change Delcgat( ' 4. GEORGE OUE-ilETrE: Creneml a BRIAN PASE, B J. ' ’: College Course; Basel)all 1; Cross Country 1, 2: Football l.;2; Ski Club 1. HARVEY’ PAGE, Hejl y” ' ' ' Ge (em ’ Course; Cro-s ' Country 1: IntramuralsT:-2; Senior Class Pla (Stage Crew); Ski Club 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Shop Club 1, 2. 3. CAROL PEASLEE: Business Coursi ' ; Plavbook Ads Committee 4. | JOAN PERREAULT: Busines$‘ ourse; Yl ' arbook Staff 4; Senior Plavbook Advisor 4: Plavbook Ads Commit- te,e. PAULINE PERREAULT, ' ' Shorty ■;; , i«.smc.v.s Course: Newburvport irigh School 1. 2 ' Cv mnasties 1. 2. 3; Sportsnight 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2; Bottle Drive 1; Paper Drive 1; Dance Committee 1, 2; Math and Science Fair 1, 3; Senior Pki tt)k 4. SUSAN PITTS, Sue ' k Business Course; Intramurals 1; Senior Plavbook 4: emLor Class Plav (Make-u[)) f. RUSSELLj PORTER. Lerov : General Course; Concert Band 1. 2; Stag l-Band I. 2; Play book Ads Committi ' e 4. THOMAS R. ARDA. ' Totn : College Course: Sr. Honor Soen. ' tv 3. 4: Sf’tiior Class Plav 4; Fort ' ign Lan- ' guage Cliil) 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3, k Concert Band 1, 2 (President) 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4. JACQUELYN REED, Jaekie : Business Course; Soft- ball (Manag( ' r) 2; Senior Playbook (Chairman) 4 ' ; Chorus 1; Concert Band 1, 2; Pla book Ads Cortiinit- tee (Chairman); Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. JUDY ROBICHAUD, ’Mude”: Business Gntrse: Y.u book Staff 4; Playbook Ads Committee ' 4; Honor R l 1, 3, 4. JO ELLEN ROGERS, J.C’: College Course; B yl ll (Manager) 1; Field Hoe ke; 1, 2, 3. 4; Inlramurals 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Honor Sereiely 1, 2; Student Council (Tre;asurer) 1; Class Viee-Pre ' side-nt 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Future Nurse-s Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Senior Play Seb ' Ction Committe ' e; 4; Playbemk Ads Committee 4; Honem Re)ll 1, 2, 3, 4; Sciene ' c Fair 1. DENNIS ROSENE, RosY : College Course; Cre ss Country 1; Foe|tball 3; Key Club 4: Aerospace Club 1, 2,f4; Che,ss Club 1, 2. 3; Scieme- Fair 1; N.A.S.A. Achievement Award 3; Honor Re)ll 2. 3, 4. JAMES RUSSELL, Jimm ' e ' ' : s ; -s,s- Course. PHILIP SPOFFOBI). Pbir ' : Business Couise: Cnr (ie)untrv 1: Basketball 2. 3; Intramnrab I. 2: Com ert Band (Tre ' aMircr) I ami 2 (Pre ' ldi-nt) .5. 1: Stage Band 2. 3. 4. RICHARD ST. l Al RENT. ' Rich : ColGue Course: Track 3, 1: Football 1, 2, 4: G mna-lio 1: Si mor (J;ms Pl.iN (Slam- Crew); Senior Plaebook 1: (Ja-- Trc.isut ' e ' r 4: Foreign l.unguage Jub 1; Drama Cbdi I; Plavbook Ada ( Vmindllee ' I; Honor Roll I; Studi ' til Exchange Delegate 1: SiudenI (.o ermnenl Da Al- ternate ' 4. K.ATHI.EEN 10:: - Ronide : College ( ' .nurse: Sen- ior Playb(i iir ' ‘|I, Fulurt ' . mse Flub (Pre-sidenl) 1. 2, 3, 4; Tridli- ' l ; Drama Cl Committee 3: Seicnee ' Fair I. I. 2; Pkubook Ads JARILYN ' I ' ARR: College Course; Basketball 1. 2. 3 (Ce -Ca[)tain) 4; Softl ;dl 1; Fie-ld Hoe kee I: A earboeik Staff 4; Jr. Honor Soeie ' tv 1, 2; Sr. Ilottnr Soeielv .3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4. KATHRYN TOBIN, Katin Business Couise; Se ' iiieir Plavboeek (Cee-i hairmaii); Plavboeik Aet- Commillee 4. ’ ' ' PATRICIA SEABOYER, Pat ' ’: College loursC A ear- book Staff 4; Student Council 2; Se-nior ( la ' -- ' Play -k Drama Club Plays 3, 4; Future Nurse ' s Cbdj 1 (Se ' crc- tary) 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3 (Tre ' asiirer), 4; Eeologv Club (Secretary) 3, 4; Senieer Play Selection Cemimit- tee 4; Honor Reell 3, 4. ALAN SHERBURNE. Sherby ' ball 4. General Course: Base-, PATRICIA SHEVLIN, ' Pat ' ' : College ( ourset iii sel- ball (Manager) 2; Field lejcldl (Manager) J ear- book Staff 4; Future NursietvCIub 2, 3, 4; IVi-IIi-A 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Plav Se ' b ' ction Committe ' e ' 4. BRADEN SMITH, Brad ' 1, 2. 3, 4. College Course; Heme)r Roll ROBERT SMITH. ' Srn illy : Ce Z eg ' -e Course; Baseball 1, 2; Cre)ss Country 1. 2; Intramurals 3; ’Senior Clas,s Play (Stage: Crewi); Class Presieb-nt 2; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Clul) 4; Shop Club 3; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. JENNIFER TRIPP: College Course: Fie ' ld HolTev 3: In- - tramurals 2; Che ' erleading k Ye ' arbeeok Staff I; New-- paper Staff 2: Jr. Honetr Sociyle L Senior Cla.ss Pla (Make-up); Se-nior PlaNbook 4; Drama Cb:b Pla ' (Make-up) 3, 4; Class Seteretary 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Drama Cbjb 3. 4; Playboeek Ads Committees; Homer Reell I, 2, 3, 4. K :NNETH WARNER. V nhCollege Course: Track 4; Key Club 2y3 (Preside ' Ut) 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3; Stage Band 2.13. “iAiMET WENTZEL, Rabbit ' ' ; Business Course: Ye ' ar- book Staff 4;. Semior Playbook (.Adviseer); Playbook Ads Committe ' e 4. RICHARD WILCOX. Rick’ Country 2. General Course: Creess BRENDA WIQKINS, ' ’Bobbv : College Course: Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4; Honor Reell 4; Se ieru e F ' air 1. ADS GEORGETOWN FOODLINER MARY BOARDMAN, Owner Congratulations 1971 Grads, Best Wishes for Progress and Years of Success, Too! 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LEWIS SKEIRIK GOOD LUCK ELLIOTT BROTHERS INC. Coal and Heating Oils Sale Service Heating Equipment 352-871 I Georgetown, Massachusetts D-J ' S GARAGE 124 P URPOSE Of GEORGETOWN Life BUILDING 1 s AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Completing E DUCATION East Main Street CONGRATULATIONS Georgetown, Mass. CLASS OF 71 352-2091 FROM THE GEORGETOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT SAVINGS BANK A COMMUNITY BANK WITH COMMUNITY INTEREST SERVING THE COMMUNITY EOR OVER 100 YEARS 125 (r omxi to 2 f02 ) ( X M a .. boiit J 6cau k « 2 In appreciation for their contribution and dedication to the band. 26 Music IDS OF GRADUATES r. and Mr Harris B. Rogers r. and Mrs. Richard P. Merrill rs. Pauline Pitf ' s | r. and Mrs. Donald G. , Bentley Mr. and Mrs. George Mann Theresa C. Levesque Rat and Ben Bailey The Rober-LPage Famjiy The JRaym Fis|jex Fam Dana Cha ick Knapp e Florist ;Mfi. arid Mrs. David K e ynrib d ,BiipPd p G. R ne a d B. Sj art averWII l)r. and Mr. and Dr. and M Ed and Doris rd H. PoHer Mrs. iverett e Maguires rs. Mayland Lewis Jr. George Higgins Jr. rs. Warren Flanders Pat Duggan ..... Mrs. HenrylBailey and Mrs. Bay r4Huson rid Mrs. O. C. Smith f Mr. 4 nd Mrs. Shevlin “ Mr, d Mrs. John P. McCarthy Jr. Priscilla and Roy S. Tarr r jMr. and Mrs. Albert E. ' ■ Mr. W®Sm T. Meader j ’ Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. TiS - Mrs. Eileen B Duggan | Mr, and Mrs. Paul M� . Meader L. Pqf er Mrs- Harold Nunan Mrs. Donald E. Gaiprnon irons . and Mrs. Qharles Jackson . and Mrs. Harold Greene Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Gilmartin Mr. and Mfs. Russell Chri ian Mr. and ,Mp., Prescott Sherburne Mr. and l rs. Roland Spofford Harriette S. Poole ; r. Frank Gatchell and Family ivir. and Mr Thdmas Robichaud , , Mr. and Mr illiam Handren Ji . Mr. anc Mr ft fardjSuIlo Mr. a id tdwiPSV. Page Mr. andjMrs. in Dick Plaia-G etings Mr nd Mrs. Kenneth T. Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Stewart C. Flyf nn Ours, were the hands that toiled faithfully compiling the history of our year at G.H.S. GEORGIAN STAFF Nita Nunari — Editor Pat Merrill — Layout Editor Mark Meader — Copy Editor Jarilyn Tarr — Art Editor Mrs. Helene Ryan — Adr isor Editorial Staff: JoEllen Rogers Peter Bailey Douglas Gammon