Georgetown High School - Georgian Yearbook (Georgetown, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

os « 9 S0 - e 1974 Georgian ' eorgetown High School eorgetown, Massachusetts In a strange game I saw myself as you knew me OfuJ. ' Though the other side 6 Uj fry ' 1 i Jfc ‘ 3 Hr ? You can tell my dream is real; because you know me — Can you feel it now? iv.u 1 ' S5� Cli|;SfTTS Football VARSITY G’town 14 Manchester G’town 12 Lawrence Voc. G’town 20 Provincetown G’town 8 Lincoln-Sudbury G’town 6 St. Thomas Aquinas G’town 28 Massabesic Reg. G’town 18 Whittier Vo. Tec. G’town 12 Timberlane G’town 28 Bishop Fenwick VARSITY Pentucket N. Reading Newbury port N. Andover Masconomet Manchester Ipswich Lynnefield Ham.-Wenham Triton Amesbury Rockport G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town G’town !iSIH isiis ssilp | r w 4 ! «| il Rlfl Field Hockey ■ IIMtifffg CROSS COUNTRY SCORES G’town 44 Amesbury 17 G’town 19 Rockport 44 G’town 22 North Andover 28 G’town 17 Ipswich 46 G’town 17 Essex Aggie 42 G’town 37 Pentucket 21 G’town 37 Manchester 21 G’town 43 Hamilton-Wenham 18 G’town 29 Triton 26 G’town 37 Newburyport 18 G’town 39 Timberlane 18 G’town 35 North Reading 21 G’town 46 Masconomet 15 G’town 47 Lynnfield 15 low score wins The Senior Class Play is two things, the show on stage and the endless hours of practice and pain behind. Two months before you see an audience you are there for tryouts, then afternoons are gone, and the words Do it again” are the things you fear the most in the world. Every time you come off stage you can think of a thousand little things that would have made you, the character, more real. Then comes the moment when you KNOW you are two people — you and the person in the playbook. The night comes and all the fears are back, lines you know in your sleep are suddenly forgotten. You go on and are the person you have practiced to be, because that’s what it is all about. THE CAST AND THE DIRECTOR — S. Gynan, D. Rodgers, C. Catalanotti, K. Wood, L. Pirrotta, M. Egan, R. Murray, S DeSisto, S. Detato, S. Jackson, Miss Privitera, R Jeans, H. MacDonald, E. Temple, D. Woodworth, M. Woodworth, C. Bas- com. R Kern Old hunting dog, old track shoe! The beginning . . . the empty set Senior Class Play Compassion plus “Mister Peepers” BOYS’ VARSITY G’town 38 Hamilton-Wenham 69 G’town 73 Pentucket 59 G’town 62 Rockport 53 G’town 61 Amesbury 64 G’town 71 Newbury port 64 G’town 43 N. Reading 55 G’town 44 Lynnfield 70 G’town 58 Ipswich 43 G’town 53 Manchester 52 G’town 67 Masconomet 57 G’town 49 N. Andover 78 G’town 62 Essex Aggie 35 G’town 69 Manchester 50 G’town 37 Ipswich 39 G’town 54 Hamilton-Wenham 61 G’town 74 Rockport 53 G’town 60 Triton 64 G’town 49 Triton 64 G’town 90 Essex 40 Bay State Tourney G’town 58 Thompson Academy 51 G’town 57 Douglas H.S. 47 G’town 57 Rockwood Academy 67 Basketball 22 Girls Basketball In spite of competitive spirit and drive, this year’s girls basketball team nevertheless played poorly. Next year, hopefully, will prove to be more rewarding in terms of a successful record of achievement. Christmas Concert 26 The 1973-1974 season of the wrestling team was marked by outstanding sportsman- ship and dedication on the part of team mem- bers. Coach Bob Baptista directed the efforts of the team with strong emphasis on individ- ual achievement. Marked progress was appar- ent, and although the team record was not stellar, the experience gained proved extremely valuable. Sports Night? The rwo pages you see here were originally reserved for the annual festivities of Sports Night, a night when the students and faculty join together for a series of eventful games, and to have a generally good time. Sports Night was destined not to be this year due to the energy crisis, which for the most part turned out to be a flop itslef — far worse on paper than in reality. Since we are mentioning the year’s eventful flops The Year of Europe” definitely deserves mention for not being. Instead we had a wonderful Year of Watergate” featuring, tapes and conversations that were, then weren’t. Transcripts that showed the true character of our (characterization deleted) President, and shocking revelations that brought to the fore the sordid way the most powerful positions in the land had been degraded and defiled. Our (inaudible) Vice (sic) President resigned due to something most clean living Americans could understand, tax evasion, and bribery. Certainly no mention of the years flops would be complete without the real biggy, the one we all didn’t see, The Comet of the Century.” Kahoetek, where are you, and what happened to the big show? Only three people out of a possible three billion got a good view. They were the Skylab astronauts, whose missions seemed to bore everyone to tears, except the scientists. Getting back to Earth, we had food boycotts, the Russian Wheat deal, the October war in the Middle East, the Strange, Mysterious, Continuing Saga of Patty Hearst, and the SLA, the strange revolution in Chile, the even stranger one in Portugal, and finally, the perennial favorite, the war in Vietnam, now in its twenty-sixth continuous season. (Of course now that we have Peace With Honor” it isn’t really fair to count Vietnam). Most recently we had a town election with mud slung liberally by both sides. To say anything more on that subject is to invite trouble. Of course, the year did have its good points too, but this page is devoted to the flops, the exercises in ridiculousness and futility. So look elsewhere for the finer moments. And Good Luck . . . The almost daily excitement of the bomb scare SOFTBALL G’Town 2 Pentucket 18 G ' Town 9 North Reading 10 G’Town 7 Newbury port 8 G’Town 2 North Andover 11 G’Town 4 Masconomet 8 G’Town 7 Ipswich 14 G’Town 5 Lynnfield 13 G’Town 2 Manchester 25 G’Town 8 Hamilton- Wenham 17 G’Town 29 Whittier 8 G’Town 4 Triton 23 mm Baseball and Softball BASEBALL Hamilton- Wenham Pen tucket Rockport Amesbury Triton Newburyport North Reading Lynnfield Manchester Masconomet North Andover Ipswich Manchester Ipswich Hamilton- Wenham Rockport Triton G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town G’Town N L ■ ■ ■ . . MM 44 Bye Bye Birdie” was easily the most ambitious, and by far most difficult production ever under- taken by the Drama Club. In fact, whether or not a musical could even be done was long debated. The cast, band, and director proved that even in a small school such as ours people can be found who can rise to any occasion. Tribute to the play was received from the Living Presence Experimental The- atre, and the Birdie cast of Everett high. The praise of one actor for another does not come easy. The work behind the scenes at Birdie was as monumental as that seen on stage. In addition to the phenomenal number of props and costumes there was the added complication of orchestration, and lighting. Then along with the task of learning lines there were songs and choreography to be worked out. Anyone who saw the play knows how beautiful the end result of all the effort was. The play ran for three nights instead of the usual two, and with each successive night the cast AND the audience seemed to get better and better. The Drama Club will certainly have a hard time finding a play to top Bye Bye Birdie.” Track G’town 52 Lynnfield 79 G’town 77 Rockport 66 G’town 78 Amesbury 67 G’town 55 Triton 75 G’town 77 Pen tucket 52 G’town 70 N. Reading 73 G’town 74 N. Andover 48 G’town 74 Whittier 50 G’town 58 Masconomet 82 4 7 Junior Prom “In Terms of Two ” m«Mii Won’t Later Is .i. ujl’i 1 • iltiiilKr i 4 (j+rU ' V ' ' W FV-. I A % ' n tigpg ¥ W, f3 ■ ; m H4f j . ' fw ' 1 «■ � r � 9 r T-V l « v--« riii!si rTT ADMINISTRATION — Principal — William Ball, Ass’t Principal — Robert Bray, Superintendent — Robert Sinibaldi Faculty and Administration dm GUIDANCE — Guidance Counselors — Daniel Gulezian, Joyce Armeen, Secretary — Patricia Gil martin 6-1 IND. ARTS — Dept Head David Saccone, George Denault HOME EC. — Joan Leach SCIENCE — Dept Head Harvey Mades, Alton Davis, Earle Gamble, Louis Lowell, Malcolm Fraser, Cathleen Hoy, Carol Murano BUSINESS — Dept Head June Cook, Mary Merrill, Richard Parent, Rose Anne Arathuzik OFFICE STAFF — Joyce Peacock, Jackie Reed ART — David Luca MEDIA — William Bannister, Carol Tidd MUSIC — Dept. Head George Norris, Paul Dostie MATH — Dept Head Stephen McNally, Louis Lowell, Dennis Cranford, Noreen Bums, Pat Bracci, Camille Lacey FOR. LANG. — Dept. Head Theresa Levesque, Linda Fredrickson, Diane Spadafore 69 I PHYS. ED. — Dept. Head — James Collamore, LIBRARY — Librarian — Elizabeth Sargent, Elizabeth Davidson Kober, Pauline Kinson, Carin Spence, Donna Privitera, Lois Kwantz, Carol Keefe ENGLISH — Dept Head — Clifford Scott, Neal Checkoway, Richard Cairns, Mary 70 CAFETERIA — Mrs. Meader, Mrs. Petraitis, Mrs. Woodbum, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Palardi, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Morse im Simpson, Rose Anne Giannelli, Alan Haddad SCHOOL NURSE — Mrs. Noren SCHOOL DOCTOR — Dr. Brackbill 71 it ! f | l rj ; 7 . -i S r Em S n ' D d °, n ’ T HamcHn ' S Hopkins, J. Jurgelon, N. Coyne, E. Liebsch, R Segal, E Temple, L. Fortin, N Hatch, L. Jandris, N Reed, R. Knapp, D Gordon D nay. Ledger, R M.not, E. Perley P Sheehan, R Soucy, j. Tidd.J True, L. Dispenaa, N. Duckworth, R Gagne, T. Grissino, M. Jaquith, E. Johnson, M. Johnson, S, Meader, M. Nunan, J Pasquale, A Petrams, C. Southwich, R Temple, T Wells, E. Noack, J. Travers Chorus K Basile, K Catalanotti, S Detato, C Flynn, L. Fenno, D Ball, R Jeans, J Pasquale, D Rodgers, E. Temple, D Gunderson, V Wyman, C. Durkee.J Ekstrand.J Gibbs, D Gordon, J. Mulligan, E. Per- ky, L Anderson, D. Ball, D Brockelbank, T. Grissino, K. Meier, J. Pasquale, A Pctraitis, L. Music, P Sheehan, N Duckworth r r Drama Club R. Soucy, K. Gorden, A Greene, B Craig, K. Seale, T Lysrer, E. Fields, G. Emerson, L Music, V Haas, P DeSisto, D Hale, T Adams, K Meier, A Adams, E. Fenno, N. Donahue, T Ricker, J Spaulding, P. Sheehan, A J Rasmussen, D. Buzzel, K Foster, S. Madore, S. Thompson, D Cole, A. Tenney, V. McGuirk, F. Jones, D. Woodworth, R. Reed, S. Meier, M. Reilly G. Rogers. D Robillard, A Peterson, L. Marceau, K. Moss D MacDonald, D Cole. M Ambrey, D Johnson, G Wilmarth, P Crawford, J Pasquale, L. Fortin, N Boose, D Boyd, T Rohner, S. Jones, C. Dole, L. MacKenzie, M. Reed, E. Craven, M Nunan, C Dyer, A Crozier, S. Kelly, M McCarthy, D Rtxlgers, D Ahlquist, D Woods, E. Travers, V. Wyman, N Coyne, L. Pirotta, J. Jurgelon, R Jeans, C. Flynn, M. Eagan, K. Catalanotti, M Correia, P Rosene, K. Wood, M. Woodworth, S. Jackson, C. Bascom Foreign Language Club N. Nunan — Pres., A. McElroy — V. Pres., R. Jeans — Sec., B Puopolo — Treas., Linda Fredrickson — Director, P. Collins, J. Chadwick, C. Bascomb, A. Petraitis, R. Mikulskis, B. Ball, D. DiMento, J. Pasquale, J. Pasquale, V Benjamin, T. Hughes, L. Anderson, W. Wade, D. Gorden, E. Perley, A. Rasmussen, A Legal, R. Bateman DRAMA OFFICERS — Donna Privatera — Director M Ambrey, F. Music. P. Crawford, D. Rodgers Student Council Susan Thompson, Doreen DiMento, Jeff Cobb, Susan Mulligan, Gail MacDonald, Pam Sheehan, Barbara Bielawski, Liz Travers, Debbie Buzzel, Diane Nutter 76 Student A dvisory Committee Sue Jones, Brian Owens, Paula DeSisto, Val Benjamin, Carl Bascom Regional A dvisory Council Eric Johnson, Carl Bascom, Linda Grissino 77 National Honor Society Steve Hamill, Mike Eagen, Jan Jurgelon, Val Benjamin, Diane Nutter, Janice Pasquale, Eve Temple, Carl Bascom, Doreen DiMento, Pat Collins, Diane Kinson, Pam Johnson, Phil Chris- tian, Cheryl Bamstein, Rasa Mikulskis, Steve DeSisto, Tim Hughes, Sharon Rauseo, Lynne Pirrotta, Bill Emerson, Terry Adams, Andrea and Jeanette Rasmussen, Roberta Bateman, Linda Crissino, Vicky Wyman, Gina Wilmarth, Joe Phillips, Mike Phillips, Micky Benjamin, Pat Crawford, Debbie Nutter, Bemie Populo, Ann Legal, Kathy Ledger, Margaret, Suzanne Thomp- son, Leslie MacKenzie, Mark Reed, Bob Knapp, Candy Perry, Debbie Brooks, Sue Meier, Sue Jones, Jane True 78 Media Newspaper Staff David Cole, Betsy Craven, Peter Nichols, Barbara Bielawski, Cathie Dur kee, Jessie Chanonhouse, Frank Music, Ray Kitt OEA R Rohner, P Johnson, M. Dunton, R. Mikulskis, K. Shappell, C. Henderson, N. Beckwith, V. Wyman, C. Bateman, C. Dole, D. Wood, K. LaPoint, S. Madore, E. Travers, J. Wells, N. Donahue, D. Cole, S. Meier, G. Rodgers, T. Ricker, T. Adams, K. Catalanotti, C. Flynn, G Sinibaldi, D. DiMento, E. Peabody, S. Holt, C. Pillsburv 79 Class of 1977 HOMEROOM 102 — T. Fisher, E. Johnson, T. Grissino, L. Griswold, R Hunter, C. Hatch, M. Jacquith, A. Flanders, L. Flyzik, L. Harper, D Holt, L. Haas, C.Duggan, T Hanlow, D Jackson, D. Hayward, B Ivancic HM. RM. 101 — A DiMaio, J. Crawford, M. Coolcn, P. DiMento, D. Codiar, P Cyr, N. Duckworth, L. Dispenza, E. Burke, K. DeAngelis, L. Conti, M. Collins, D. Brockelbank, D. Delgenio, R. Benjamin, D. Aube, A. Adams, L. Anderson, D. Ball, P. Caporizzo CLASS OFFICERS — President — J. Rauseo, Secretary — M. Nunan, Vice President — J. Crawford 81 HOMEROOM 103 — G Kiman, S Knight, C. Leeman, L. Leonard, G. MacDonald, T. Maquire, L. McLaughlin, S. Meader, K. Meier, B. Morris, S Mulligan, L. Music, R Nagle, S. Nee, J Neider, F. Noel, M. Nunan, R Parker, J. Pasquale. HOMEROOM 104 — J. Peacock, B. Penta, J. Perki ns, A. Petraitis,J. Rauseo, S. Rando, M Rowell, M. Ryan, D. Saunders, S. Schwartz, C. South- wick, N. Spaulding, C. St Laurent, J. Stoddard, R Temple, A. Tenney, L. Thacker, R. Toye, S. Weiler, T. Wells, C. Winkelman, C. Wyman 82 T. Perkins, S. Miller, T. Temple, R. Taylor, T. Boyd, M. Coolen, S. Knights, G. Shibles, M. Mikulskis, M. Ryan, B. Parker, P. DiMento, D. Madore, L. Hinkle, B. Morris, J. Perkins, Coach Parent, T. Lyster, B. Temple, S. Meader, J. Stoddard, J. Rauseo, T. Fisher, P. Fortin, E. Johnson, T. Wells, J. Crawford 83 HM. RM. 107 — D. Mikulskis, D. Nutter, S. Owens, L. MacKenzie, A. Kern, M. Liebsch, A. Legal, K. Ledger, S. Mulhauser, D McLaughlin, T. Lyster, N. Meader, R. Minot, P McCrillis, V. McGuirk, P. Mucha, L. Levesque, J. Mulligan, J. Kitt, K. Moss, R Latinville Class of 1976 CLASS OFFICERS — President — C. Durkee (not shown), Vice President — M. Liebsch, Secretary — S. Graf, Treasurer — V. Emerson FiM. RM. 208 — M. Peabody, A. Rasmussen, J. Rasmussen, B. Puopolo, C. Perkins, B. Phillips, A. Peterson, W. Pelley, Seale, C. Pirrotta, E. Perley, T. Rohner, D. Randall, J. Phillips, D. Robillard, J. Rohner, K. Penta, A. Rosene, S. Rogers, Parsons, D. Rando HM. RM. 105 — S. Chatterton, V. Emerson, P. Allen, R. Christian, R. Cata- lanoti, J. Cobb, B. Bielawski, C. Allen, J. Ekstrand, L. Balletto, B. Ball, V. Amaro, K. Detato, A. Crozier, D. Allard, J. Clark, K. Delp, K. Carter HOMEROOM 106 — D Heisler, M. Griswold, B. Fenno, P. Fazio, T. Jones, S Hooper, T Hastings, S. Graf, D Hale, D. Gorden, E. Field, K, Gorden, A. Evangelista, D. Jolliffe, S. Kelly, D Handren, B Harper, D Grey, D Homblower.J. Hamilton HOMEROOM 210 — W Wade, D. Wood, R. Shkliew.J. Spaulding, J Tidd, P. Sheehan, D. Tolman,J True, R Soucy, M Soucy, R, Sinibaldi, K. Woodworth, S Tenney, J. Shankey, B. Short 86 88 ft C. Winkleman, K. W alker, D. Jollif e, D. Davidson, P. Ivancic, M Tidd, L. Leanord, K. Mutch, S. Jones, S. Kelly, C. Alquist, C. Emerson, J. Jones, C. Kneeland, K. Conboy, N Meader, Coach Gianelli N. Farrington, J. Parker, L. Drapeau, B. Greene, M. Tidd, P LaPointe, K, Fenno, K. Walker, D. Davidson, K. Conboy, C. Emerson, C. Alquist, Coach Gianelli, D. Stoddard, S, Shaw, M. Grasso, S. Kitt, D. Levesque, M Evangelista, P. Cyr Class of 1975 CLASS OFFICERS — Pres. — C. Perry, V. Pres. — M. Ambrey, Sec. — D. MacDonald, Treas. — A. Greene HM RM 313 — R Knapp, G Miller, W. Oblenes, C. Perry, D Nagle, F Music, N. Nunan, B. Prescott, S. Meier, C Pillsbury, M Reed, L Marceau, K LaPointe, S. Jones, C. Mucha HM RM 311 — V, Haas, D. Johnson, A Greene, J. Dodge, D. DiMento, D. Hooper, M. Duggan, S Holt, N. Donahue, L. Forten, E Fenno, K. Foster, E. Gittings, K. Duggan, A Hanlon, L. Jandris,J Hughes, L. Grissino, D. Gunderson, S. Jackson HM RM. 301 — D. Brooks, T. Adams, R. Bateman, J. Channonhouse, M. Benjamin, D. Buzzell, L. Brown, P. Crawford, J. Basford, D Cole, C Bateman, N Beckwith, E. Craven, R. Castle, P. Burke, P Collins, R. Datoli, B. Craig, D. Boyd, R. Boyer, M. Ambrey HM RM 315 — S Thompson, P Thompson, J Thacker, L. Winskowicz, M. Riley, C. Sahovey, C. Schwartz, L. Rice, G. Wilmarth, G. Tibbitts, G. Rodgers, T. Ricker, C. Tidd, V. Wyman, J. Snyder, D. Roesener 9 ' .! BASKETBALL — Coach Collamore, J. O’Connor, D. Woodworth, D. Flanders, D. Bailey, E. Junker, G. Fisher, D. DiMento, K. Shea, P. Christian, M Phillips SOFTBALL — Coach Simpson, C. Skeirik, S. Kitt, S. Holt, L. Linskowitz, C. Kneeland, C. Perry, M. Peabody, D. Johnson, A. Greene, J. Snyder Varsity Sports WRESTLING — Coach Baptista, R. Collins, S. Miller, T. Perkins, M. Eagan S. Jackson, S. Jackson, M. Delp, M. Griffin, M. Reed, J. Hamilton, A, Tuney, J Perkins, R. Soucy CHEERLEADERS — Coach Bums, P. Crawford, G. Wilmarth, H. MacDonald, K. Wood, E Travers, D. Brooks, N. Coyne, G. Sinibaldi, D. MacDonald, L. Pirrotta HOCKEY TEAM — Coach Crouse, J Malloy, A Rosene, M. Liebsch.J. Balletto, R Balletto, S. Knights, R. Wyman, R. Sini- baldi, W Balletto, B. Cobb, Coach Tuney, N. DiMaio, B. Owens, P Johnson,.! Dodge, E. Liebsch, N Hatch, C. Perry FIELD HOCKEY — Coach Simpson, B. Craig, A Crozier, D. Johnson, M. Ambrey, A. Greene, J. Snyder, J. Spaulding, C. Perry, V. Emerson, N. B-ose, L. Fortin, M. Peabody, L. L’Heureux, C. Skeirik FOOTBALL — Coach Collamore, Coach Haddad, S DiMaio, B Owens, J. Balletto, B Cobb, D Boyd, E. Liebsch, C. Meisner, G. Fisher, J. Malloy, M. Jones, D. Graf, M Phillips, W. O’Blenes, C. Perry, M McBrierry, M Murray, D Boyd, R Boyer, J Shankey, D Nagle, J. Phillips, M Liebsch.J. Hamilton, M. Griswold, N. DiMaio, D. DiMento, D. Pitts, R. Catalanotti, J. Dodge, J. Rauseo, D. Horn- blower GIRLS BASKETBALL — Coach Fall, L McKenzie, D Nutter, G. Rodgers, C. Pillsbury, T. Ricker, D Delgenio, V Amaro, M. Peabody, J. Snyder, A Greene, D. Nutter Randall, E. Johnson, D BASEBALL — Coach McNally, M Phillips, A Tuney, K Bendy, R Balletto, M. Jones, J Phil lips, J. Phillips, J Balletto, G. Fisher, C. Perry, S. Hamill, D. Boyd, K. Shea CHEERLEADERS — G Wilmarth, V. Benjamin, P Crawford, T Hastings, J Basford, E. Trav- ers, C. Perry, N. Nunan, L. Pirrotta, K. Wood, M Ambrey, D Brooks, Coach Burns TRACK — Coach Cairns, P Fazio, K. Coyne, J. Shankey.J. Hamilton, D Mikulskis, M. Mosher, J DiMento, J. Malloy, M Eagan, B, Owens, J. Shea, E. Liebsch, N Hatch, G. Miller CROSS COUNTRY — Coach Cairns, J. Randall, T Diel, D Meader, N. Holt, P. Messina, C. Shea, T. Ivancic, D. Ames, R. Christian, M Music, T Maguire, M MacDonald, J Miller, E. Clark, P. Christian, J, Shea, M. Eagan, S. Jackson, N Hatch, K. Coyne ” Class of 1974 Doreen Wes, John, Robbie Lynne Mabel Prudence, Maureen 99 Steve Chowick, Nancy, Tricia Kathy 100 102 Kim r Ok y ,r Duncan, Doug, Kres, Steve, Roger, Bob 103 king OF beers Debbie Mike and Carrot Bill and Greg gudweiser. ONARU AL.MY 1335 -(872 SON ALMY CDSON 1858-1865 WIFE AMANDA REGINA HIKE ( 337-1926 WUXIAM HUSE MORRISON 1861-1930 % 4 ' Ron Dean 110 Cher Peter 1 1 1 SMWTMW LMKDF IJL REGUljfflS i use eW HOLDERS Of RESIDENT STICKERS — COLLECTOR PERM ' TS ONLY eV S MUST BE CQVERED OR SECURED. OF OPERATION )AX 8 a ioat 1DAX - I wTixmz The Big E, Johnny., Bob 113 Steve Sherrie, Sandy, Diane and friends 115 Cam, and Gayle � The Lizard 120 ||gr r -. 4 - . EEfcX Bryan, and Miles J . President: Pat Collins, V. President: Dean Woodworth, Treasurer: H. L’Heureux, Secretary: S. Rauseo Maria Goretti Correia, Maria Helena Barbo sa, Gabriela Perez Lafaurie Maria, Lena, and Gabbie gave a different dimension to the school while they were with us. The year would have been something less without them. Everyone who knew them shared in the experience of learning both a new culture, and a new language. We hope they take as many good memo- ries with them as they have left behind. We will all miss them, individually and collectively. 123 Advertisements Good Luck to the Class of ' 74 JOHN R. BOYD, CONSTRUCTION Woodland Rd. Georgetown, Mass. for £vetything SPORTS imvowis STOW SHOP FOR SPORTS cdimstst 1 OT MCRRIMACVi ST. ttAV £RHU.L 124 Compliments of LEWIS SKEIRIKD.M.D. INC 125 Good Luck to the Class of ' 74 Good Luck DJ ' s GARAGE Best Damn Garage Around HAVERHILL NATIONAL BANK Georgetown Branch Georgetown Shopping Plaza Gary C. Gaglione Pres, and Treas. (lenrgetnfim Sjorgc Gin., 31 m ODntamcntal attb ( 3lron Specialists Office Tel. 352-8285 GEORGETOWN INDUSTRIAL PARK Georgetown, Massachusetts 01833 Georgetown Best of Luck Grads New England ' s Foremost Fabricator and Erector of Steel Staircases Store Mgr. Milt Randall Groc. Mgr. Dan Herliky Prod. Mgr. George Sylvester Meat Mgr. 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From: Jack Estelle Heidi Jimmy Lee Hayman 131 BRADFORD SHELL SERVICE SAVINGS BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 1 974 From the A community bank with community interest GEORGETOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT Serving the community for over 1 00 years 132 jf GEORGETOWN DOOR WINDOW CO. Congratulations to the Cla ss of 1974 From Building Products I Park Street THE GEORGETOWN SELECTMEN Georgetown, Mass. 352-2804 01833 John W. DeAngelis — Chairman William Handren Robert- Cheney One of Merrimac Valley ' s Largest and Best Equipped Tree Co. ' s AERIAL LIFT TREE SERVICE !nc. SERVICE Salem Street, South Groveland TREES REMOVED Pruned, Sprayed Stumps Removed Brush Chipped LAND CLEARING Represented by ALBERT GATES 374 7207 • 352-62 1 2 Sky Workers 40 ' TO 70 ' Power Winch Trucks Line Trimming Insurance Coverage Up to $1,000,000 George Nelson 374-4552 133 PHARMACY CORP. on the Square Best of Luck to the Class of 74 From A FRIEND 134 ROBERT E. LAVOIE B.S. Reg. Pharm. ♦Free Delivery 352-2121 24-Hour Service By Calling After 9 P.M. Res. Bob Lavoie I— 356 4697 Russell Stover Candies Ambassador Cards Almay Cosmetics Tip Top Tax Information Crutches THE GEORGETOWN FISH GAME ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of 74 l oJ PEPSI , PIRROTTA ' S PIZZA SUB SHOP Georgetown Shopping Center Give 0il55B Congratulations to the LORING STUDIOS Class of ' 74 This is just about the last thing to be done on this yearbook. It is late in June, we have graduated, and already drifted apart. The book was the creation of a few people in the class who have tried to tell the story of the class of 74. In it we have radically changed the way other books have been put together, and tried to save what was best. I want to thank the people who put this book together, as the year went on the staff got smaller and smaller, until now we have just two people to finish it. So here are the faithful few; Janice Pasquale, Tim Hughes, Rasa Mikulskis, Stephanie Gynan, Bob Segal, Val Benjamin, Dean Woodworth, and a few anonymous typists. Mr. Checkoway deserves special thanks, he not only kept our wild ambition under control, but also put a lot of the book together. I hope he has less problems with next years staff. It was a very strange year to put on paper, things were canceled, postponed, and changed constantly. Now that it is all over I ' m glad I had the chance to do it, but I don ' t think I ' d jump at the chance to do it again. I hope the book says as much to you as it does to me. The LIZARD FRIENDS OF THE GRADUATES Mary and Leo Shapiro Eve Temple Mr. and Mrs. James Temple Mr. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nutter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mutch Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. George Doncaster and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Barnstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Yeaton and Family Florence M. Hamelin Bud Hamelin Mr. and Mrs. John N. Mulheren Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wells and Family Will Maker Jr. Uressy s Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hanlon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Marhall Bill and Diz Handren Meri Ellen 135 Dedication For quite a while this year the senior class was without an advisor. Finally Miss Levesque stepped into the breach. The fact that she managed to unite a class that was at times bitterly factionalized and make the year as successful as it was, is far more of a tribute to her than a mere yearbook dedication. We had to make the gesture to let her know in a concrete way just how thankful we are for all the time and effort she made to make our class a better one. From all of us, thank you and good luck! 136 Now you know me . Can you feel it now? 4 C