Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

[o placidly amid the noise and the haste, md remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be; and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Fouiui in Olfi Saint Paul ' s Ckuirh, Bahimorv. ila eil 1692 luwLu If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. ... . ■i U f ■ xS 1 2 4 MR. VERNON HOOPER The Time Has Come For Closing Books And Long-Lasf Looks Musf End And As He Leaves We Know That WeTI Be Losing One Of Our Besf Friends A Thank You From The Class Of 1973 , ' f ijl il out. rin i riili In - an- loatlcil! What’s so intcn-stiiin Pam? Is this being taped? Now I lay me down to sleep . . . Down by tbe lazy river?” 6 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent of Schools Dr. Calvin E. Eells Assistant Superintendent Herbert Wostrel . . . Ouf Leader Principal Robert Natti Bill RoIhtI. you know mother wants me home liy 7:30! ' 9 Dean of Girls Efhel Mills Vice Principal Robert Karcher Assistant Principal Edward Roewer 10 Secretaries JOAN DALLIN MARGARET BORGE KAY McEACHERN LINDA HEWITT Their work each day helps fo smooth the way n L«-t ' s go gentlemen . . . and ladies! MR. P.AUL BRADSTREET Watch it hoys! MR. STEVE.N SLTERA Aw heck, the eyes are on me!” MR. VINCENT ELMER Who’s next on my Hatchet List?” MR. VERNON HOOPER Floormas+ers 12 Wifh a helping hand to help us out Nurse and 9ecretaru It can’t hurt too much — you’re laughing! MRS. MARY FLYNN Proctor MRS. DOROTHY MacLEAN ROBERT SARGE” McNAMARA 13 GUIDANCE ' Reach ouf in the darkness . . . And you may find a friend.’ Counselors MH. I.KON K l i-|i;irlrii Til 11 ' U I MH. KKNT FU)BERTS MRS. KI.KANOR CAPPON 16 MR. MARK HABERLAND Qecre+aries MRS. JUDY MELANSON MRS. MARY BRECK MRS. ELIZABETH RAMSEY MRS. DOROTHY NASSER 17 Teaching Then said a teaclier, Sj)cak to us of Teaching. ■Arif] he said: ■No man can reveal to you aught hut llial which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The tf ' acher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdfun hut ratlier of his faith and his lovingn(;ss. If he is indeed wise he do( s not hid you nter tin; house of his wisdom, hut rath( r leads to the threshold of your own rniml . . . Arifl even as each one of you stands alone in God’s knowledge;, so must e ' ach one of you he alone in Ins knowledge f)f (joel and in his und(;rstanding of the; earth. 18 MISS CHARLOTTE TAYLOR MR. JOSEPH CHH.I ) English Depar+menf MISS HELEN WILKINS MR. ALLEN SANDERSON MR. JOSEPH SCHUYLER MRS. BONNIE O’CONNELL MISS JO ANN RANTA MR. WILLIAM GENTILE Department Head 20 MISS ELEANOR BEEBE MORTON SPARER MRS. DONNA MacVITTIE MR. MR. DENNIS CORKERY MR. JAMES McCOMISKEY MR. STEPHEN SIJTERA MRS. SANDRA RENWICK MR. RAYMOND ASAY MR. HENRI CARON MR. ALFRED HAGSTROM Department Head MR. SALVATORE EAVAZZA MR. JOHN SPERRY 23 MR. WILLIAM PROPOSKI MR. AUGUSTUS NUNES MR. JOHN McPHEE MR. ELMER COGAN MRS. LOUISE NICKAS MRS. MARILYN CLARK MR. JOHN FUREY MR. rX)NALD M. PHAIL MR. JOHN CARTER Department Head Qocial Sfudies Depar+menf MRS. KATHLEEN TIMKO MR. GERALD O’NEIL 24 MR. DAVID WISE MR. RAYMOND LANE MR. RONALD PASEK MR. GREGG SMITH MR. JAMES BRENNAN MR. JOHN KANIA MR. PATRICK CHORPENNING SAWYER FREE UBRARY ajOUCEST ,MA 01930 MR. RICHARD CHANE M. .lAYNE AVILA Df ' partrnent II ;a(i Language Depar+men+ MISS MARY TARLIAN MR. J. VINCENT ELMER MR. JAIME BENALCAZAR MRS. CHARLOTTE CHANE MISS JLLIE CARPE.NTER 28 Home Economics Deparfmenf MISS CAROL LAUDANO MRS. JOAN KEEGAN Department Head MRS. ELIZABETH SPELLMAN MRS. PATSY WAGNER MR. PAUL GOODWIN Department Head Industrial Arts Department MR. MILTON HARRIS I MR. VERNON HOOPER 29 Business Depar+menf MISS HKATRICE CHRISTOPMERSON MR. DON.AT FEMINO MR. SAEV.ATORE R.AMMZZ.A MR. ALGE VIATONES De{)artment Head MR. THOMAS O’DONNELL MR. DEVON fiERGENGREN MRS. JEANNETTE ORTINS MRS. KATHRYN DAVIS MISS VERNA CARBONE MR. HARVEY KOROBKIN MR. ROBERT LONDERGON 31 MR. ERIC SILLS MR. ROBERT DELISLE Deparlmrnt H� ‘ad MRS. MARYELLEN CALLAHAN Department Head .Ait. Physical Educafion Department MRS. SUSAN SILLS MR. ROBERT Y. TES MR. SKIP FAVAZZA Eciuirmienl Manaj ' er MISS SUSAN HOOPER MISS SAI.LY BRADSHAVl MR. FRANK PETRONZIO MR. ROBERT PUPP Art Depar+menf MISS MARY NUGENT Department Head Music Department MR. IRVING ANDERSON Department Head MISS CAROL KUZMINSKI MRS. MARY JOHNSON Theatre Arts MISS NANCY WEBBER 33 Reading MRS. M. DELINE GRILLO Department Head MRS. MARTHA SQUIERS MISS DOROTHY LONDERGON Head Librarian MR. MANUEL MARTINS Audio-Visual MRS. JUNE GREENWOOD Audio-Visual MR. .JOHN HALMEN Second Chance Department Head MRS. ISABEL JORDAN MISS EVELYN CLARK ■Special Education MISS JACOUELINE LYNCH Resource O-nter Librarian 34 Cafeteria MRS. JOHNSON and MRS. WNYNOTT MR. JOHN WORTH Chairman of Maintenance Noon Qupervisors Custodians 35 SENIORS J SO J KNOl( ' h . Ziff Tr. :.t)Mg 4n t.( K«l NfbAtOKlKS; Simirnt r o (Tttmrnl. count mji olc . Thivt-Muncv. 30(X Ci-P.. ( ' Is ' oN imM ' lmj: ' . Sum)a afternoons. R«‘utt- tons, Sumnjcr of ”72.’ ' M P.O.I.. Sluoclin . tr.i cling. Ictte-rs. ionji nalkv. 0n the Rix k «.” formal -. Kt. Dr ins. Hats. SO’s. Stmii -. a ' k Sjvace. M ' Tl mt:S NI HONORS: Clasv Pn-sident 1. 3. 4. Stmient l uncil 1-4. Prvs 3. -i. Stmfeni ScIumiI (. ' ommiltee. 0|n n ( ' .am- pus 0� mnt.. Slmfenl-Facull) A� Rist)r Omiin. 2-4. ' u e-Pres. .3. Cii Otuncil Jr. Municipal lXi . Color Cuanl { ' ommaniler. NASC tnm. NASf ' wksp,. K.A.B. A(f isor Boanl. Sgt, Maj. THOUGHTS ' : The fulun is not a gift, it is an achievc ' ment. LINDA SAVl YKR Little Linda 42 Re tiaril St. MKMORII ' : 7 14 71. R.A,. Crane’s Beach Chi ' cring, (ianies, 2.SC ask Bt)l). Idaho Uihsters. smiles, seasick, ualks — talks, of 3 .30 72. Special memories. Art, Class Tri|� . 10 23 71. Fall. Hum Salt. Rememl.er EASY RIDER AfTIVITH AND HONORS: Vice-president 1-4, Student Cmiti- cil. 1. 2. Cheerleader. MASC and NF.MDSC DFLK(;ATK Jr. Ush- erette. Floormasti-r’s Asst. THOUGHTS: Not to see with your eyes, but your heart. 1 973 CLA89 OFFICERS THACY A KINO S|ia l. ' iB Ml Pleasant Avenue MKMORIkV KX fBALL. TTife -somes. fihanel 5. On the Rr k . Sweden. HOKRftK ' ' ' ’ ask DR . lae and Vick. A1 Me ham � . ask J A. JO 14 72. 3 in a row. My ChrisimaK BaU. a ' k Cs. 12 27 72. 12 31 72-1 1 7.3. Talks and ie.irs 4� k P . lion’l grind ' em. .isk S.M . Vf)l ' KNOW ' !” ask Limla. SPACIN. with C, C.k.O. i) it Family. .Spam, eleciions. STORMIN. H i key and S x er with f ' am. .Skiing. Mus. O ' Hara, ask RK. 12 21 72. SOS.. f;arr,sse ' !!. l.lVINf; and LOV INC ' . S f P . J P ACnVITJhS AMi HONORS Cla s Se«retary .3. 4. Stu. Siipi, of S h«M U 3. Regional SAC. lJ« ' legai to Stale SAC. .S«-cretary to Reg. and Sun SAf . . Hrnrm R« p 1. 2. Oirl� ' jv Miftball and P � k ilrall. 1. 2. Oymna ln; 2. 3. Siireiary Pep fTiib. Ir Vol 1. 2. PAC. 2 L AS .. 14. (,trW Drill Team 4. Dl Sgi 4. Photo graphi al Milor of YearU ok. Ha«h rejMirfer 1. .3. 4. kollrmjsl«-rs A ? 2 4. M Xfne 3. 4. Ld. A..i 1. Member Board of f ir «tor� Pro;e i M A. Rainlxm Jr. and Sr U-heri-lte. fJas- S- perla 1 i e. f A R ,ili ' n«hip Aw.ird, ' niOf CUTS Srrnle. ]i make- fM-ople wonder whal you’re up to!! RICHARD HKMEON Huk .36 Kaslern Ave.. Kssex MKMOHH ' : F.O W ' .Y.B.F.M . Austria, hey. buddy, B.irristorm — right Pam. Summer of 72 Tin-Teepee, ask Brur-e, How’rl ya figure. The Park. (iHBI . BYOB. Kssex. The C.orner (a� nomo Pt., ARP. ask Tracy. Rii hdale. skiing. BKKT7 NOOT ! A(.TIVrUI :S AND IK)NORS: Class Treasurer. 4. Hrnrm Rep. 2. .3. Student fjovmt .3, HOTf! Band 2, Siudetii (amncil 4. type award. PA(!, Ski Club, Flii ker. T’HOUf,HTS. Live for today, for tomorrow may ru’ver come. 38 JANCIK ABBOn YaltUiti vY BarlMTr) I-im- MKMOKItlS M(H)KY. 11 7 70. Sgiv Pari 71. 72! ' ' ! BiigN. nu� m 102. C.B . im fa onlr. 700 do hiuks. Sadtr Huukin IXmiT. sup� r 88. talk- and P. B. a k Jant-i. A(T1VITIF ; AND HONORS: Drdl Tram 2. 3. 4. Virr Prr ' .idont Pi’p Club. Junior iishrn’Ut . Ilium rcnini Rrp. 2. 3. THOrOHTS: To li c a lonjs and happ lifi with ihr om I l.oxi DIANA Alfl AHN h 24 Allaniii M«ud MKMORIKs Unn 10 10 70. Iiiilr R. mi. j.k Pun. lor.fi lom l hi(dma . 7 31 72. VI HAT A I KSSON ’ Aik Dawn, kv - dtr Bold Twin . IKhrrr ' Br M k Unr ' ff llip Pit . K y(. Slop ihi (iar Difkin Park. (h ' I Hold of younu lf. a«k Kalhy. SuhMjyk. |on|( talk . Mom MrPli.nl. Frirnd ACriVlTILS AND HONORS iVp .lot.. Mi. krr. J,,n lor VoluniPiT. THODOiriYx Don ' l look lrM� far hryiind ihr hori on. for Homplhin| lhal roiild lu- within your own rrai h DAWN AIELLO Short- Hill Rd. MEMORIES: Summer OO” 4 9 71. Dawn. Robin 7 31 72. What a lesson!! ask Diana. Mr. D TALK TO ME; Long Talks. Slow down you Fool!” You doing homework again. Sandy? PJ Parties. Crane ' s Beaeh. Friends. Patti?? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Student Secretary. Floormaster’.s assistant. Homeroom Rep.. Student Advisory Council, Assistant Editor — Flicker. Type I Award. THOUGHTS: To walk along the shores of love in happiness. FRANK AIELLO 14 Lilw-rty St. MEMORIES: Happiness is Wilton Wall. Bear Skin Neck. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Freshman Baseball. First Plate Prize Squad, 3 year ROTC Company Commander. C-Company. THOUGHTS: To Become an Architectural Drafts- man. Slay alert Stay alive. DONNA ANDERSON 28 School St. MEMORIES: Mike, traveling, going places everybody is listening ask Linda, train to Beverly. Washington D. C. Deets and Dats ask Linda, 4 4 70 The Mall’s B D, Maine. Salsbury lhal long nite ask Linda Good old times at Mai ' s. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girl’s Rifle team. Base- ball. Pep club. THOUGHTS: TO TRAVEL, go to college, and be suc- cessful in whatever I attempt. Whenever the time may be just call my name and I’ll be there. MARK ANDERSON 6 Langsford St. GORDON ALEXANDER 593 Essex Avenue MEMORIES: Karen; sports; Bruins. T.A.R.. sum- mer of 72, Sgt’s Party, Spindrift, street hockey, bananas, skiing. First Gear. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Soccer 3. 4, Tennis 4. Cross Country 1, 1st Lieutenant. 1st Place Prize Squad, 3rd Place Individual Drill, Grenadier 2. Flag Day Detail. THOUGHTS: To find my place in life and be happy and su«-cessful in it. i AUDREY ALLEN F Aud. Ball 551 Elssex Ave. MEMORIES: Alarm Clock. Chains. M.I.D.W.T.G.T.S.. Ask Dave. Playdoe ask Jimmy, J.M.P.M.B.M. ASK Wendy. The Barn Ask Any- one., Jackie Fell out. Ask Cindy. One Night At the Dance. , ask Sharon, Certain Hamilton Folks Ask Jackie, Walks, Talks, Fears and Tears, Ask Anthony, Birds ask Kitty. THOUGHTS: To be able to help people any way possible to learn in the meantime . . . 39 5 £ PKl’KR AUDITORK 12 Ashland Plan- Picture ‘ Not Available aUitlNM VNPRtWt i ■I lV«jlur Sjrrvr . ' S n. I 72. Brxmn. Mali- ■ FN, iri r ir t ' X nan. x«--- p rhiK, rr su|| ntf;. v brarv, 21 THtH C� KTS It a xn m� Ij ' rp with his (vrHa(� il is brxausr hr hrarv 4 diffrirni - Ift fcifr . ..irp «c ihr musn nhuh hr hrarv. - ' 4 s«! vs 1 XT lar 4 � 4 Hrnn I axul Thorrau DKBRA APRIL Drhhir 32 Grrrn St. MKMORIES; Horkry 8. Litllr Nn k. Winirr 71 ■ 72 8 a.m. roiiz. Devil Dojis, SFP (iHBP, S.M. Karen Knows! Y-L.T-!?!? L, .A. (Jreen Bugs Man. Where is it? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: P,p Club. H R Rep.. Assistant. THOU(� H’IYi: You ' ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your fare and show the world all the love in your hi-arl. JANET ARNOLD 20 Marble St. MEMORIES: Rabbit; L.T. E. switch time, s.i.t.n. Little Nec k, Summer of 70 H l.C. Nye ' 71 Harold and .Arnie authorized vc-hieles only, winter 72-0. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: eheerleader. girls ' drill team, junior senior usherette. Flicker staff, gymnasties. Social Activities Club. THOUGHTS: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps he hears a different drum mer. DONNA MARIE ASARO Don 5 Madison C:t. MEMORIES: P A.F, 0 6 71 Summer 72 Special Moments, talks with him. Sgt. Party 6 2 72, Sat nites, (iold Noses, My Mushy, rc-d ink Howard and Mabh ' , Sornc’day — ask him. NE buvez jamais I ' cau --- N ' A ' WCiTCiO!!! ask Jayne. Good thol! Strawbc-rry wondc rland 8 diamonds. ACTIVITIF.S AND HONORS: Girls ' drill team. THOUGHTS: Lc-I me receive from life- only as muc h as I have given to othc-rs. Let me Explain LANA ASAKO pHe ” a; -- • LMOKIE ' - BILLY. Aog.,.i Z3ih. PG -. ' 61 Fabon. x0f ' 72. • � -r V. Sjfgeaoi ' Pariie . Gumdrop, p. - . ' ' TlArriF-S AND HC N jH‘-.- Treafcurer of Honor Bij� - -r N«- Honor S«4 cely. THC“ H ' P ' Try s- -. whatever you want to U-. no _ f If d mn. ao PATRICIA M. BARRY Pal. Patty. Patrice 31 Derby St. MEMORIES: Music. Guitars. Bob Dylan, owning a piece of the Rock (ask Debbie) trips to New York. Pht)lography. Revolution. James Taylor. Ah-ya Tho- reau, Emerson. L 1 Zeppelin. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Political Action Club. Youth Socialist Liberation Committee. Co captain Oak Grove. Whiffleball League (ask Deb). THOL ' CHTS: Know thyself. Keep your head when all above you are losing theirs and blaming it on you. LEONOR BAPTISTA La ' e 42 Taylor Street MEMORIES: HELLO, being together Summer of 71 and 72 8-31-7I memories — traveling — Portugal “Cafe . cor.” I oiig walks. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type Awards. THOUGHTS: To get what is hani to reach, and not what is always there. DEBORAH BELEZOS Traverse St. MEMORIES: Faking it. blindness, sweet lips, ski- ing. Jingle Bears, wackeel. Brown, Castle Hill. Boraxo. rays. Don ' t foot me. 21 hr. shift. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep — II Junior Usher- ette. Senior Usherette. THOUGHT ' S: Never fear that your life might come to an end. Rather, fear that it should have no beginining. PAULA HALL H 1 11 keruig Si Ejk«rx DANIEL W. BENNETT 24 Summer St. MEMORIES: Chess. Boating. Skiing. OulI uard motors. Christianity and people. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Pn s. of Chess Club. Pres, of German Club. Brigade adjutant. Math I eague Board 3, Chess trophy 70. THOUGHTS: To live a most abundant life because of Jesus Christ. ANN-MARIE B-ATTEN .Ann 1.3 Corlis-s ,Ave. MEMORIES: What it means ask ANDY. Torches? High Hope%, My Beac-hev! Maine. It ' s Happening ' ??? Needed friends: Sue, Paul, A(TIVITIF5 AND HONORS: NHS President. Math Award. Sawyer Medal. Junior Volunteers. Basketball. Pep Club. JA Math League. THOUGHTS: la-t Merlin cast his spi-ll. Thi n the won- ders of the world will lay at my feel and whatever repressions remain will be es orte l to the exit of my mind. DEBORAH BARNFTT IN-bbie ■Wi Washington St. MEMORIFIS: MARK. 6 2 72 Summer of 72. Ram bow, 9 23 72 ' ' grands. The Show. Diamond Girls. The castle. sup T gvtiile! Germany Trip ‘7.3 . .AV prod- uction center. The “Big M. Chemistry .A-1 My •‘jiei ial friend R.S. 810 bet. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Sawyer Medal. National Honor Society. German Club, Germany Trip. .A-V Club. THOUGHTS: To be brave, and ' strong and true, and to fill the world with love my whole life through. 41 GLtNN B LCHIF. 17 Mt. Vrrnon Si. KDWIN K BJORK K(l •13 Ap[ Ir St. Kssr MKMORIKS: swiminiiin and small forripn lars, hip rars, any cars, and just plain havinp fun and cnjoNinp lifr. ACTIVITIF -AND HONORS: Junior homeroom repre- sentaliv -. THOHGHTS: To he a pood history teaeher and pel people to want to learn. Take it easy. HOWARD P BLATCHFORD. JR Howie 1() Chapid Street MEMORIES: DeMolay. Gloucester Times, Band. Politics ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: German Club. R O T C Baml. Military Science Academic Award. THOUGHTS: To seek justice and conlrihule to society. ’’.Among free men there can be no suc- cessful appeal from the ballot to the bullet, and they who take such appeal are sure to lose their cases and pay the cost.” DAVID M. BORGE Spade” 73 Perkins Street MEMORIES: Athletics, G.H.B.P., Sgl. Party, ask J.A.. switch. A.V.O. ask Alves. Richdale 72. O No! ask Kim. Millbrook, Montreal 71, 72, Barney’s i)arty. Tues. mornings, S.D. at 3:00 a.m.. Mystic River Bri lge. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Grenadiers 2. Staff Sarpeant 3. Football I. 11, HI. IV. M.V.P. Chiquila 71, F’ootball Camp II, III, IV, THOUGHTS: To hold my own in everything I do! WILI.IAM BLACKWOOD 167 Main St.. Essex CHARI.F.S BRACKbTT Charlie 12 Pine Street MEMORIES: Peabody AM. ask Kim. the park, an acci- dent. B s|on. keeping the ear going, the hike ask Boh. The slopes, the mustang and 128. another car, the pits. ACriVlTILS AND HONORS: Fonthall. Tennis. THOUGHTS: Make the cougar purr” Never let your whiiolinp interfrTc with your education. STAN BERTvnJNO Mxi. 210 W t-K ixgion Slrrrt AUVv ' KIES A ' B. Kji ' krlKall. lUvkex. |xarimg. ral- k - .fc. |x ' k- rV« 18. Nichl at the DnM--� n. ■0. Ko = l � n. Aftir work isrt U� icrlhrr jsk Ik b. -•.-r-.z -li - • Ahmrt. Rip off I ' JTl ask VI AtTIA rriES AND HONa ' RS National Honor SxH irly. Orar I. F. ’ 01 I, Rivkrtlall I. 111. 1 . Tra« k THiH GHTS To rwn tbr icauntlel wilhiHjl tnppmg oxer Ln . Hr who xpcaks wtxnis of golden wisilom BIX d;; tKxnarx ANDREW BONINA Andy 78 Washington Street MEMORIES: March 10. 1072. Jane (Little Tinker). Sgts. Party. Summer 72. Good Harhor beach, remember our Betsy. th« nubs, bowling, Fort bomb fires, ask the Fort. F ILL., remember Tim. L ' d Zi-ppelin. THOUGHTS: To go to college and to aci omplish what I never ae omj)lish I lu-fore and make my parents proud of me. 42 SI ' KI’HKN � K I)I ; Slr%«- 4 KnKlfVMKnl Kiiiul MKMOKIK TniniH, ra|� h . AaiVITlKS M) HONOHS: Tnim 2. 3. t. Roh OipLiin. Grrna lirr . 3. 4. Vn v Squad, Iruii- vulual Drill. PlaUuut Drill 3. Klaj: Da Driail. THOl ' GH’l ' S; Br vslial I wanl lo hr. du what I want lo do. Ni hl nrutral Rnnrmhrr slrrrt horkr) tram? USA BRANCAl.KONK l.ira Miiih Iim ' 4 Lookout Slrrrl MKMORIF S: Wmtrr o( Wi. rar of W KOV n«k Thrn a. Ih-aling a� Twan, nrxl Irfi slrawhrrry quirk. Nur ' � r«‘ offirr ank Mary. Ti ri Yrar ' t Aflrr ask Rosaiinr, Monlrral a� k Joaniir. V(anl lo Iruvr ask (daudir and Grrri. cold nifthls at ihr rornrr. ACnVITD S AND HONORS: Nurvi-s Srrrr- lary. THOlKiHTS; To krep on lauj«hinj{. MARY BRANCAl.KONE 14 Brllevur Avrnur MEMORIES: TONY 5 9 71. 8 26 72, Offgrounds ask Connir. Lots of Gincerts. Park Fun. 65 Chevy. The sky. ground, and evrrything. ask Tony, going to Salem? ask Ann. THOUGHTS: To live. love, and be happy. D. BRISBOIS 10 Story Acres Road. E ssex BONNIE BRIEN Munchqin 35 Flaslern Avenue MFvMORIES: That certain someone, long talk , leh - phone calls, ask D 4 . Sterling’s Gang. ACriVITIF.S AND HONORS: Drill team, pep eluh. Student council, Sr. home r(K m representative. Flicker. THOUGHTS: To reai h five feet. Without love, you are not to he found. DONNA MARIE BROOKS 8 Gilbert Court MEMORIES: JOE 8 2 72. D.B.Y.D. ' s O. ask Joe. Those fights, I luv you, .say it, McDonald’s. I’ll have. FOFAST, ask Carol. Trimming the bushes, ask Paul R. The bushes ask Carol. Pumpkin, backshores. playing cards, bowling, studies. THOUGHTS: To live. love, and be happy! Loneline ss comes to those who seek ill GARY BROOKS 8 Gilbert Court MARK BROPHY Brof 85 Riverview Rd. MEMORIES: Climbing Mt. Washington, to eat lunch, sailing, space trucking down the Kancam angus Highway, telephone poles, Mario’s still in the van. Foxy, canoeing, prom 72, Halibut Point, Humma, Johan G.. Jimi Hendrix, Scoot, bugga, perspiring Chipcr and Shea. THOUGHTS: To keep on the move and never be figured out. The best love to have, is the love of life. 43 MKRinS BRl ' WN Brx. n 15 IKJU Sirrr! MlMi ' RlVii 0 R 1 «hh 1 limc ' Itijtrihrr it O-ijm Vnn l«rini. Tlvil nilr to 0 p«h«« 1 Hirtn r. Hon - r - k. Rr ' «r� iKr uncrnl Pirt . thi� r t urU i k Nlir� iinr. TKil 1 ' lhrT‘tnvi ' of W7l Ro Rv jrr mitfil 1 kif� • _:id R � mirv N0 HONORS Tm - I Nilionil Ho- ' ' StuJmt SoTrtin THtR OHTS To mikr it %ith thr om I lo r To mikr kkrt fli . prcHid me. Picture Not Available ELIZABETH BURNHAM Digger M3 EaNi Main Street MEMORIES: Rememher Summer 72. rides home, the party, the heaeh. Herman. 0,0, T, Satunlays ask V.P.. roller skating 71” ask T.F., D.Q., C.G.. The pits a:.K D.S.. K.D.. 12 25 70. 8 17 72 Ask TIE. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Softball. Basketball THOUGHTS: To su eeed and make my parents proud of me. PATRICIA ANN BROWN 136 Riverdale Park MEMORIF : L.T.M., Those meetings at Vernons” ask Esther. Ml Donalds! Want to go to a party? C.H F.. 64 Faleon. The Park 13. Skiing, ask Mary. AtTIVITHLS AND HONORS: Typing Anard Pep Club, THOlKillTS: To travel around the world. LYNNE BURNHAM 26 Mansfield St. WILLIAM G. CAHILL Billy, Bill. Bun 263 Essex Avenue MEM0H1F,S: sports, girls, money, food. 1 1 72, KB-10 points, B ball. Connie Hawkins, P ' .arl Mani- gault, 747, ra ed. wiffelball Park. Tom Wingaer- sheek, IT 73. EPYC dance, tightrope ride. SPG. l wnrhairs. Grand Funk. Alice Cooper, weekends. Camp Cedar. Hogan’s Heroes. Duane Thomas. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 2nd half of year (4), Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. Honorable Mention All Star 3, ( ptain — All .Star 4. THOUGHTS: To be able to never find the day that will start the en I of my life. 44 CYNTHIA K. CAUl’KNTKR (jiu{ . Cm. Mjr , Walker 6 Dtulm- Slreel. h nex MKMOKIK-S: DAVK .S 2 :0. the drive m. Fred- d ’n lot. Brad ' s weildttiK reee|)ticm. eadillaes, I WiiiiiKi Inle. N Andnver. Impalas. Satilanu 72. (� ei it for me ilear ' . ' ! 8 23 73. ridi-s with Dave. 12 2S 70. Boston v«ith Rhonda. ACTIVITIES and HONORS: Traek Tram 3 and A. THOIKIH’I ' S; Ain ' t no sunshine when he ' s gone, onlv darkni ' ss everydav. Bill Withers KATHI.KFN CASKY Prenhs. Hoad THOl ' fiH ' I ' S: To ■ omplete the pjii anil fulfill th future. ANNA CAVALLARIN Connie 7 Angle Street MEMORIES: STEVE. What?. Slones Coneert. Jethro Tull, Long talks with Maria, surprise trips, ask Roseanne. The lounge, laughs with Joanne, Watch Out! ask Marie, Off grounds, ask Mary. THOUGHTS: To continue my education. To learn from my past, live for the present, and look forward to the future. LINDA CAVANAUGH 44 Maplewood Park MEMORIES; Oh My!, 6 14 70, Peaches!. Gloucester Engineering??, ask Donna. Schumablay!. D.Y.G.I.? ask Marie. Dec’s Party (wicked). Bowling shoes? ask (!!olby. Third Party??. Grace, Boo hiss, Try to Remember, 3 way conversations. -ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: National Honor Society. Math League 1-4. highest scorer 3rd year. Sawyer Medal. Book Award. Basketball and Softball teams 1-4. THOUGHTS: Enjoy life as a lasting treasure and not as a moment’s pleasure. APRIL CHIANCIOLA 145 Riverdale Park MEMORIES: New Hampshire College boys 6-2. spareribs, waterskiing ME! ask Barb, Marrollas. 6 ll, 12 71. remembering it all. 64’ Tempest compartment, who ale ’m jg. NM Samarkano but- terfly. tears, hockey games, five of us. Truckin’ why Kenny? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Gymnastics 1. Hr. Representative 3. Flicker Staff, Student Secretary 3, 4. Sport Intr. 1, 2, Political Action 3. 4. Bea- con 3, Pep Club 4. THOUGHTS: There but for the grace of God, go I. Thi.s is how you barnstorm, Sandy STEVEN CHISHOLM 10 Mystic .Ave. 45 i (Xn M IN a K Mrr Ko JaAir 3 ( ' .him h Si. MKMOKIK . 4 i: 72 OS I U Hun. walking ihi- lM wh. ( ' .amani. I.(4i. Ml Night l.oiig Ju? l Talking, N and N.H . tm msr. Tinks. .( k Jnjnnr, IjiMuch. a k Nanr’ h ' lanl and Blur IN rhi. and i |H ' riall tTI rriF-S an d HONORS: Thr ’T2, T | r wanl THOUiHTS To forgo rMrrda . UKla and liHik forwani for tomorrow. Friar • Ihui- S.M.V ATOKF. T. ClAKAMFTAHO Sam 120a X r irrn Avrnur MF-MORH : Summrr of 70 l’iiurr of 71 ( ' � OMN. S.F.P, Loungr, umlrrnralh and ontop I.iirv in thr Sk) with I)iamond . lonrrrts. Party timr!!! K.S.H. Ravrn wood. and Wild M H. 4 12 71. A(7riVmF-S AND HONORS: S.S.T.O.B.l. THOUGHTS: To mimf my own husinr s, go to Anlarrlira. and admirr lliy frllow ( ' ointmini l and (Jo f hirss thr Bla« k Market. C RLO CIARXMITARO 31 hiltrmon St. ROSKMARY CIARAMITARO Ro 166 Washington Strrrt MEMORIES: Summrr of 72: watrh thr weight — ask Joyce, H.R. ”69 olds, 10 2 72, nights at drivin, those long talks — ask Jodi! 10 6 72 Mai Donalds. 10 13 72 that certain room? that car ride! Crikey. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Honor Business Cluh Student Sri retary. Typing Awards. THOUGHTS: To he happy and to succeed in life. 1 4 v.i n t ' tjkl O NTHIA CLARK Cindy. Dint 210 East Mam Street MEMORISES: 9 5 71 Smdmg Farrs, ask Kathy. Th ' Ba k ' Uldiers. Stairway to Heaven ask Linda. Bugs ' Xednesdats. i« k Maria. Picnic Baskets; 4 15 72 — Dme ln. ask Fred; TB(. — Duncan Street Materia Stone Pier, ask Sharon. B� hind Blue Eyes — panty ho«r. a� k I.ee. Pefs irulity ask Cay. B K m-Boom S� Oo r. SFP Spanada. P.C.. Midgri .. Life. THOLCHTS: To remember Friends of Mine, ry� , V 4 ROBERT W, CLARK. JR. Boh 8 Adams Place MEMORIES: The PARK. Rn hdale. ID. SPH, Partie.s. talk to me. come in. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1 (MGR) Hockey 1 (MGR) ROTC 2, 3. 4, (Sgi 3). (Li. 4). THOUGHTS: To hr successful in whatever 1 under- take. It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into thr kingiiom of God, L KATHLEEN J Cl.ARKE Kathy 50 Woodbury Street -Mt-MOKIKS: 12 pizzas, ask D.T. youth group vki trips ask Jane. Pro tennis, winter. (Christmas. Frienfl . ACnVITIES AND HONORS: Homeroom Rep. 1. 2. Tliespians 1. Voice or ( HS 4. Political Action 4 THOL ' f HT ' S; To Iw «ucr ' nsfijl and eonlinue to help |H-r� ple. tat U day in a new creation, not a continuation of yesterday. PAUL CLARKE 1 Wexler Place MEMORIES; Baski ' thall, howling. 67 Olds, thi’ hill, footliall. summer haskrthall league, swim- ming, architectural and machine drafting. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Basketball, howling, swimming. THOUGHTS: To become successful in whatever I may a(lem|)l. IW, 4 ' if ‘I ’.Vi; DAVID COTTONE Davp. Coaloon 23 Lincoln Avenue MEMORIES: THE CURSE OF THE SHOES: ask Ner- vana Obesity. (Linda and Tom). Canal, the year of ”71.’ good limes with all my friends. From a Jack to a king: ask Heather. Joan Baez. Leon Russel. Cracking up with Tom. Pheosabarb. Ree Riii Row. Rim Rack, the Vs. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Eating! THOUGHTS: True friends can never be forgotten. IK NNA JEANNI ( OI MY Ciilb) t VI .«• Pb. r MEMORIES HICK ‘ V7l. CATMMI. Mm IH lho«e X” raleil pMlure , 10 27 72 I m |r Charlie ' a.k iVbbie. G C I. M M and M F . B. , ' Him Ikmhng a� k Limla. wb� «i anyone’, Tkoky ' a«k Donna. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS S.fiball 14. fb kei|«|| 2 4, National Honor Sfxirly, Math E-agur .3 THOUGHTS. %hal you and I think t� f ea h other doe«nT really mailer it i whji ,ini ihink� alioul u lhal rounl . MARY CROSSEN Chris 17 Fuller Street. Magnolia MEMORIES: T.C, M-26-72. old times, ask Kathy, fast and half fast, hassler the stupid things, mv roses; those Chevy’s B..A. and N. 1 don’t know. The Three of Us? AM my friends in G.H.S. New Hampshire . THOUGHTS: To rherish yeslerday, live for today, and strive for tomorrow.’’ VMTORIA ClXiNATO Vii ki (iiHirge” 10 Myrtle S iuarr MEMORIES TIM. summer •’72 M) Chevellr. 8k WiftO SuM ' ide nights, ank Pal; unnaeonnawonna ask Tim; wishful thinking, ask Pat; ihoM- era v nights, ask Pal ami Hill), talks with him, lhal s|H ' eidl ring 10 23 72. Harrv. together with him Oh. that night, ask Adri- enne. Su|M-r Dude, 6 27 72. .ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; .Assistant Flicker Man- ager THOl GHTS: To find mv plaee in the worlil with lhal errlam som«t ne. CHRISTOPHER W. COLLINS 17 Grapevine Road MEMORIES: Sports, playing ball, wiffle-ball, SHI- FINGLE hopper park. E.P.Y.C.: Browny ' s, Brown- ya. Bowing 747 Jet; Peaceful gulch, MMI, Camp Cedar. Lady ' s Night; G.B.P.L.; Sailing. Horroriz- ing; Little river, skiing. The Donut with Betty- Lou. Which way to the Beach? ask McCarthy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Scholar Athlete, Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Faculty Advisory Committee 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 2. 3. JAMES COLEMAN Jim S46 Essex Avenue MEMORIEIS: My major interest is taking pictures and movies. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: 1st Sergeant of B Company IV. 109 in class work II. THOUGHTS: Attend college. Teach drafting or junior high math. Think first act later. LINDA JEAN CONRAD Lew. Claw, Stretch 10 John Wise Avenue, Elssex MEMORIES: Spain !!! 9 o’clock Phantom. Conons Point. 9k6050 — ask Andy. Mother Hermie! While shorts, ask Li-i-n-nda. Waterskiing? Tree — ask Shrub, R.C.S.M.L. Parties, the gang. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls Basketball. Glee Club, Math League. German Club. Girls Rifle Team. Junior Usherette. National Honor Society. Girls Drill Team, Pep Club, Flash, Flicker. THOUGHTS: May the spirit of youth kindle the flame of peace for all mankind. ALMA M. COLLINS Almy 25 Eastern Avenue MEMORIES: Steve — 12 24 70, EBoy, D.D.. Hayfever huh Steve? Mr. and Mrv. Bucka. Whasl- hat Amyjane? OUCH. Rhonda your kidding! Our fight — ask Deb, Oh Miss Crabtree — ask Mary- Jane, Certs Parties, Hampton, Gagas House. The old wink. Bozo, the Horse. THOLIGHTS: To be with him. Love forever and live happy together. 47 UHU M IROVUK SK« u pplr Strrri. K.vm U VU RI ' i ' briutifMl � mr � nr: Junr 2, W72. ‘ lu [Vinnr arni MarUrH . 114 nmc-in. a 4 l “r.. IVv - ‘n a L ' .. ail lh� v c irars 10 lO 72. l� J rr X (Ct ' irv: ti r a Kanl limr nn r in. J k Rnf UT1 mK M HONORS Tx|� c I av anl. a«iMt:� rv n� . kpf staff THl ' R OKTS T« makr m |urrnl pituid of ntr. To «a k ibr -nrl� - f lifr loxin): and l rin lo rtl. TOM CROWLKY Jrd 22 Diralur Slrrot MKMOItn : Tlir raiial. thr rur-c of iho shoes — ask Linda and Da e, Fissella, ask Healher; Tlie I)ri � -in: the V‘s, The Essex trio. New ports; Mandu), ask Ijurie; OH; Buntuin; Friends, Parties. Shoek Tn atnient ask l.incia; No don’t! Joan Bae , Klt«in J ihn; (!VS. Mud- wart; Pay th« ' R«‘tit. THOlUiHTS: T«) keep on launhinjj. ami always rem«‘m- her that a triu- wiirk of art takes at least an Inmr. BARBARA CURCURU Barb 150 Washington Street MEMORIES: that special som ' one 1 10 72. Morolas and Winnie «log — ask Joanne. WB and BS — ask Deann. (fire Engines. -ars. people) Who next? walks in the snow, tennis, hockey. Moo ly Blues. pi a 8 71 — ask April. THOUGHTS: Those whcj bring sunshine to tin- lives of oth- ers I’annot ke«‘p it from themselves . Sir James Barrie KAREN CURCURU l.ittle Kuck . ' 18 Wheeler Street MEMORIES: ' I ' hat night of M.O.f),, gettitig lost and fimling a prepiue, a weekend in M.K., NovemlMT 71. little log cabins. lri|)s with (!,G. THOlKiH ' l ' S: Slo|) telling me to do. to think, to work, to move, for just one moment, let it be enough just to he alive, 1 LINDA CUNNINGHAM I.ydia F.dgcimior Road MEMORIES: Led Zeppelin, Mod. .Algebra I, 1972 Olym- pics. Dunkin Donuts, long walks. Alka Sell er. the short sale, Ralph Rupert, ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Sawyer Medal. National Honor Soi iety, Math I.«-ague. Glee Club. THOUGHTS: IMPROVEMENT A I was sayirif ' . . . GARY Cl K(.I Ri T3 H ' « jgkin� Street MEMORIES NYC; hflh Avenue; VI h.-re y«ur UlJ frM ' � h.. that in the I age. 12 3 71. 8 28 72. - ef. f f(4.e. The Mt kefJ wil h. Mrx, G� orJwin; - 28 72. Teen ,nge| fom the jrm-for i | eaihy; i. . jrjanne. KalUieN; the Illy fHind; ‘ ' .TIV JTIK“ AND HON yRs Mayt wmieday I hop«-, 7H ' HTS Tf: Ii� e ej h da. a It lome Never to i- ■ 1 ■ frtend for rvw one 48 STEVEN A. CURCURU Ag U) Mansfifld Sirret MEMORIES: Cheryl. Summer 71 (Those nights) German . 4 22 72 Irish ' iskey, ask Rich, The Ford Pig Pen. 5 26 72. 3rd Base line. Ba-Boom ask Cheryl. 7 9 72; Canada. The Party ask the wiieh. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1. 2. Track 1. Student Council. CHS Tutor. THOUGHTS; To h� !p people not as fortunate as I am. May the Gemini and the Pisces live forever together. ROBERT CURLEY Robbie 44 Beacon Street MEMORIES; Hockey ' 72 ' J.A.; Pete — A Man Far Out; Bull Breaks. Lets Go Gentlemen: Up the Park .C.C.S.H.:F.M.U.;I.D. Carnegie. Rickdale ' s 6 14 72. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Hockey I. II. Ill, IV; Co-Captain I. II: Pocumturk 111. iV: Gymieader IV THOUGHTS: You can go around once in Life so grab all the Gusto you can. JOSEPHINE CUSUMANO Jo 8 Lookout Street MEMORIES; 5 21 71. 2 25 72; Cheering 6. What ask Cathy. Switch at half time, ask JC and V. Stretch ask Sherrye. .Alright; Bus rides. 1:00 ask Gaye. secret weapon. Family Affair. Long last looks — ask Janet. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Cheerleader. Secre- tary. Honor Business Club. Student Secretary. Homeroom Rep 3. Shorthand Award. THOUGHTS: He who catches the joy as it flies lives in eternity ' s sunrise. I.KONARDCURCURU 291 anhingliiM Slr« et MFM()R1F � : Artu pool room, my car. the sir ch. Stage Fort. BrighaniH. m hydroplane. ' The bomb jovee, ACl ' IVITHlS AND HONORS; Stage Crew, track team, rifle team, rocket I ' lub. THOUGHTS: To be an Air Force Pilot. DAVID CURLEY Brian MaUh. Nip 12 Ellery Street MEMORIES; Chris. R R.. P.G. Lynn Arena. S. Ivey « 4. Moronica. 3 Sloogr ' s. Crawkil P.P. (71). Siormg goals. W.B.. The Honkers. ACTIVITIFii AND HONORS: Hockey I. 2. .3, L Oe Captain — Hockey 4. Soccer 3. 4 — OeCaptam 4; Captain R.O.T.C.. Vice-President — Student Omncil 3. Junior Rotarian. THOUGHTS: If you want it. you must find it. when you have it — there’ll be no need for it. RACHEL CURRAN Salt Island Road Picture Not Available MARIA ( I RCi RU .33 (iranile Street MEMORIES: Summer of 72 ’. 7 24 72. Party. a � k (iar . That walk � n the bea« li. a � k l.ee. (fUHie ' ft a k Annette, New Mampohire. ank Cindy, PC. Bum Hum. that Friday Night. TBC. VU,H. The liickMablH-rv SKP THOU(� HTS. To live life av it eomen. LAURANNE VERA DAGLEY Lori, Green Eyes 4 Monlvale Avenue MEMORIES: BUTCH. 7 2 69. G.B.I.; Our Secret ask Tina; 9k 6050 — a.sk Andy; D.H. — ask Steph; Tony ' s; New York!?; those parties!!! Spain! P.W.A., Pi za — E.M.E.C. — Ask Sharon. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls Drill Team. Commander; Pep Club. Treasurer; Flash; Beacon; Flicker. THOUGHTS; To find the Pot of Gold, to share it with the one I love. To live is the rarest thing; most people exist, that is all . . . 49 JOHN ih SILVA Arnie 12 Trask, Sirerl MKMt)RIES: SilH n. Sriihha ' s J ' s. Jpsus-madman. (oothall. ihe corner. Janice and the pirls (ask Tom), breaking em on knolts. little POP and goodtimes. U ' innie Dog. Mossy Saucy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians — 1. 2. 3, 4. THOUGHTS; To succeed in making people happy in whatever I do. DKMSK Df-SLALRIKR 41 ly efell Sirrel Fri4a n 4 (hi. leeirig old friends, Kwim- — eaien fnp. traveling, getting it on. not ' -,0 ,no. twimming p riU. the v rKid . rai m ■ - geltin rrrt.- ' . TH - GH P“ To Uy itut of Irtnihle Life flow on • •■••i wiihrMjt yw. DEBBIE DE CARO Little One 34 Milieu Street MEMORIES: Eddie, five years, remember Christ- mas 1968 — ask Carl, hideouts • — ask us. loving engagement May 11. 1972. Remember lh snow flake is placed, ask Blanchards. 1968 happiness of three words as Eildie. THOUGHTS The love of a boy is the love of the world. To make everybody proud of me and to lierome something special to somebody. JACK DAY Jackie Thurston Point Road MEMORIES: Stage for t, Richdale. Getting up for praetice. right Mike! benders. Hey starcher, ski- ing. baseball. fickle-Pam H.W.. R.O.. BO ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Baseball. Soccer. Hockey, Sgt, R.O T.C. THOUGHTS: To have a happy life and to succeed in whatever 1 attempt. JULIE E. DEWOLE Scoop” 200A Washington St. MEMORIES: David, 6 17 71, GE, forever family, soccer, brownie talks, letters, baked stuffed shrimp, ask Dave, wiener roast. su|)cr snoop, cards, ask P,L. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Flash editor. Bea- con editor. Flicker staff, girl’s drill team, pep club, tutor, student government day. National and International Thespians, Political A tion. Glee Club, office assistant, library assistant. THOUGHTS: Yesterday ' s hurt is today’s under- standing rewoven into tomorrow’s love. PAULA rIaROSA SI Warm-r St. MAUREEN DEVLIN 8 Fair Street MEMORIt:S: N.Y.E.P. Maine ' 71 the seal, ask Ijura. Menus, ask Diane. No Brakes”, ask Diane. Denise. l.aiira, 2 21 71, promises P,M. 5 21 70, stuck in sand. (!onn. elevator operator, ask Pat Roxi, Sam — ask Laura, Buddy — ask Ricky. rilOlKiH ' I’S: Live only one day at a tinw. 50 CHRISTINA DOUGLAS Tina 76 Mt. Pleasenl Ave. MEMORIES: Summer ’69, memories, B.B. and S.F.P. (7 20 71) ask Karen; H.A.W.C.O.O.P. Simon. Jacqueline and Saureing, that party ask Peggy RA and JB. STKPMAMh IHIHIS |M) NI Steph, Chii k. Hu W) Choate St MKMOKIKS mi. 9 23 72. Ehinda. ihtmr partM ' s. good limr«, had tunes, ask Jih- OK iOTiO (Hfuers PjfU 71. 72. Sg|s Parly 72. Talk . I) H jsk l � n. Spimi ' R ask Sharoit ACnVITIKS AND HONORS g.rU DrdI Team — 2nd in cominand. (ferman Ciiih. runneriip for ( uei-n (Offuer party 71). (� irls‘ rifh team. Flash. B« ' acon. Flicker. Pi-p (3uh. ROTC TH()U(iHTS To make those who rry laugh. RICHARD B. DOODY R.B.D. Systems. Tilla. Red Fox 5 hillemore St. MEMORIES: Sharon, the Sgt. Party 72, $150 for what the fight for . . , ask Greg he’ll learn. C.A.M., Bikes. P.M.. the k ' ho. The MAF. make peace with grease. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: R.O.T.C. 2. 3. 4. C.A.M. 2. 3. 4. THOUGHTS: to be a S.S., G.S.W., and a E.T. ' There is always room for an improvement.” LYNNE ANN DOUCETTE Linsey. Squeak !00 Maplewood .4ve. MEMORIES: Germans, mushrooms, lions tea and light- foot at R85. S.S.S. at Eastern Pi.. Hamlet ' s oranges, dork but Gary! hummers. New ' Year’s Eve. playing fish on Route 1. right Buzz?? Mark and Phil, good for happy ACTIVITIF AND HONORS: Thespians; Flicker staff; gelling my license. THOUGHTS: Live for each day and there is nothing to worry aluiut. LYNNANN IK)i:(lTTE Lynn 24 Winthrop St. Essex MEMORH : M.ARK, g.g. pumping station, ask Sue. N.Y. 3 27 71 Kitty no d’.s. grasshopper. eggrolU ask Licia. Hows it feel to want, ask Marlene. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Ty[«- 1 and II awards. Political A tivily. Flicker staff. THOUGHTS: To slide down the banister of life with- out getting splinters up my career.” To make my par- ents proud of me! Yesterday I lived, today I am living, for tomorrow may never come. SHERRYE M IK)UanTE Sher 3 Be« ker Ijne MEMORIES: Winter 71. Rides to Lynn. W Y.B.E.V. QSD please. SOGW Family .Affair, competition night, talks an l laf fs. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep dub. flicker, stu- dent secretary. Junior Usherette. Type 1 and 11 short- hand awards. THOUGHTS: It ' s better to n-main silent and Im- thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. MARCJ DIMHhRTl IVIIi bt M.d.lle St MEMORIE.S Coiiimr, being with Cli-o. O I I . nighlriders, Muhlle St., camping trip, girl wali-h mg. Marv Beth. Monday night show. Mike and goo goo. making the rounds on Holidays. Eiting ’ ' : ' S« amp ' ' ACTIVITIES AND HONORS J V. basketUill and football 1st year. THOUGH TS: To find that one spe, lal person. MARGARET DOYLE Meg County Road. E«is ‘x MF MORIES: Skiing, witen Hill ItMlge. Stowe goo- larsh OK6050, cranes 5 5 72, sml ' s Mae Don- alds. New-flies. Summer of 72. red light ask Wes. 3:30 the pool, moonbalhs; corral Motel ask Andy, mother Herini s ask Jane. Spain!!. 12:30 nursing; ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: political Action Rifle Team. Pep Club. Girls Drill Team, Flash. Flicker, Girls ROTC. Junior usherette. THOUGHTS: Friendship is the source of all hai� - piness. I ' - 51 RKN T IXmV Sumnrr Sj tnrrlinic proplr. fjors I rcmrml� « r. Thurv ni|:ht s I ' JTlX Hrn- ‘‘■ 1 ' ‘.jmmrr. fbri ht ' le. Knrnti Si., ihr Who. RU« i Hj-lrU ' s. SuR . 4n r j� rncm ' CHH m ' t� rd UufcHtrr. jmitrr. ojM nn«� . irulh ami li - V THol CHTS TaLr Um l K� k 4i ihr U i � ■ i.r .-m ikal Kr i r « r hiU Um. Picture Not Available RICHARD DCCA 8 Arlington St. CHKRYU DROZD 213 Washington St. MKMORIKS: He who is. Ikthus Kxpio ‘72 2 17 72. ACTI ITH-IS AND HONORS: HR n p 3 yrars. gymnas- tics. THOlKiirrS: As the Lord lives, what the Lord says to m«‘. that I will speak. It is better to light orte candh- than to l•u se tin- darkness. LEK DUNPHY T.B. Wolf Hdl MEMORIES: Summer of ‘69 (J.D.C.) how big? e43 1 2 (jt. skiing — down-ops, ask Vicki. 4’s walk ask Rorie. aTTTTNW? Talks and laffs — wcsr growing up ask Sandy and Robin-mwc-Ellen. LTF ask Janet. Summer of 71”. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls drill team, pep club, junior usherette. Flicker, type I award. THOUGHTS: Let us all remember, today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. ELLEN DUSTON 21« Atlantic Rd. MARK ELLIS Fleg. Markie 7 Madison Ave. MEMORIES: DAWN, skiing, swimming. St. Pat- ricks Day ask P ' red. bitting a ski jump and landing on your head, the Holy Bible, cookie. N.B. and C. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: ROTC 2. THOUGHTS: Going a week without pulling out my shouhler or being on crutche.s. KIMB-UX ELW ELL Pw keririg St.. MEMORIES Woriing. water ' kting. the house, hunk - ,m - ' he find � Hil. the •h«le. ' ' guardraiU New Hj , - ire r n ' t fall me. f a k seals, row ku , Endi- THOI A r To 0- happy. SHEILA KLWELL Ml. Vernon St. MEMORIES: Anthony 1 S 12, S.D.LT.. Drive-In, Rockport Beach, ask Tina — S.D.S. ask Karen. Ber- muda 8 1 72 Hm. 002 ask Berny and Patty. Petulips ask Anthony oli Horror Movies 71” ask Chris. .Sum- mer of ‘72. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: pep duh. Flicker, Rep- resentative ' 70. 52 KI.AINK KMd K Kaiilkn 0 l.itiMiHHi r MKMOHIFIS: MKIAN lt)i- Ina.li. (hr tin ( J ' « K.ir.iK ' ill ' roi kn. Sjlrm WiHoMr . ()|M ' n F. Hi (!hn , Miii ' li ' .A Do ank ihi tiill, (Diikr) a«k Ko)(t-r My Kintl ( ' in a k Roh. ACnVITDLS AND HONORS: (;irU OymnaMii. (Hull. Sludrni Si’irrlary. THOl ' (� HTS: SnUr ymir problrmt ihi way you ihiiik ih n ht nol Hhal Minii ' hody Hm ihirikn in righl. WANDA FAVALORA 12 Lil« ' rty St. JOANNE MARIE FAV.AZZA 21 Addison Street MEMORIES: T.C. 3 2 71. D-Day 12 25 71. Talks with Faulkie, You H-B!. Ii‘s bumming me out! ’ Hey Tootsie! Down with NHT! , Love the one you’re with!’ . To lo e somebody, Talks — ask Johme. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: HBC — President. Stu- dent SiM’retary, Girls Drill team. Flicker Staff, Short- hand -Award. Typing award. THOUGHTS: .Always live the life you want and don’t let anyone put you down. CHb-S ' l’ER FRNF.ST 2 Smith St JOLENE ANN FAVAZZA U Middle St. MEMORIES: Summer of 72 Barbado.s. The Roaches, born to be wild. Yankee Wop. Ras- tas. Mwaa. ask Meg. Fu . ball. ask Joanne. The Parky. Habby. ACTIVlTIFi; AND HONORS: AFS Exchange Student. sr cretary. treasurer. NHS Presidi-nt. GDY Flash. Hr. Representative, student rounril. THOUGHTS: I do what I do with love criti- cize you might. But I’ll match you sleep for sleep night for night. 4-6-20 or was it 8-32-19 or . . . JOSKPHINE ELIZABETH EAVAZZA Jodi. Jo 11 Beacon Street MEMORIF-S: AM those certain people 70-72. walks and talks with Rosemary, summer of 72 — D.W. 6 18 72. ring. 10 2 72 ask Ro. 11 13 71 ask Sue. Boley ' s. A(TIVITIES AND HO.NORS: Honor busim-vs Club — student secretary, pep club, shorthand I awanl. Flicker. THOUGHTS: B, thankful for what you’ve got. Make th best out of life. 1 53 JOHN R.ANACAN JR.% 101 Si. Ml MORIKS now 250 Chrv v ' Thr MilU N uam R«a k. HrrkrmJs at ihr Brt ' t ' ds. ftKid. funs. THOl CHTS To lir a millionain . UILLIAM H.ANAGAN B.II 31 (’.aoi Main 5l. MLMORIl HARON. G«khI Hartwr Bra. h 71. Thr ffrm rt : — ' madman footbal). hrirk. Fridays. July 10th. 1972. Brat thr Dolf hm C7. Mow ' d ou do! la onir . Grtlmi; Bunk . THOl GUTS ' B� - :rarrd lowani thr avrragr rathrr than ■ r twnal. mTR A KKRRIKRO Kwt ' ' irrn sr. K v MFMOR1K.S: A jirr Skiiny: with Bmwn . .Ait v|Htrl . (dalooii. somr of tiiOM r.Miinn m hls with Mikr. thr Ki rr. Bn� wn B«� ok. Buminiti arx und. C.H k.ti Ag.un. Ih� n‘l U CuU . AiTl i ni i AM) HONORS: Ho. krN 1. 2. 3. 1 BaM ' lijll 1. 2. 3. 4. THOl ' GH ' I ' S: To rn) 0 lifr as tmirli as it can lit- rnjoxii l.AHRA FIGI ' RIIK) 33 Prrkins Si. MKMORIFS: JOHN 10 27 09 that hnn. j-oing shopping, ask A ' rra and Kim, flip o rr. ask Sandy an.l Trrr . Oog-hilrs. ask Bohhs, l.o r. ask John. B«-twrrn thr Hi-twirns, ask Joint. Val ou sturk again, lamg talks ask. Jo-Annr and Nancy. THOlKiHTS: To hr as smart as m gramifalhrr atid to make ni parrnts proud of m.-. I.ovr means nrvrr having to sa vouVr sorry. JOHN FCK)TK. JK Jack. Cus .39 Mt, Vernon St. MKMORIKS U ' lfitrr 72 Armory ask Zor. h Harrs. Summer 72 SFP ask Paula, Sports. Great Dale. 8 20 72 J F and P S. I,’ Mass. 10 20 72. footem- ohhie JAMES FORTAIX). JR Jim 877 Washington St. THOUf.� HTS: to find a joh as a marhini-sl with r. ' aliy good pay. Do what you say, say what you do for wis. ' men loilay an- very few. AGTIVrriKS AND HONORS; Fmithall 1. ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 (kind. Pri -e Sipiad 3. t Sgis, ( ariy with Paula THOL ' f irfS; To learn to lea. h and tea. h so I may (earn Th.- future is the r« sult of your past. Try har.l and (� • som� -l� ofly. Iml rrnisi of all he happy KATHLEEN FLANNAGAN Tehes 321 Essex Avenue MEMORIES: WAYNE 4 .30 71 U.S.M.C. 3 31 72 Those airports tears!! rings — 2 28 72 12 31 72 old limes ask Mary long talks and tears Our day 7 8 72 Our families — The Best long walks! 9 10 71 F and R 1 16 71 (loneliness) friends — P and M Three of us. weird’ !! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls ' Drill Team 3, 4 Student Secretary. THOUGHTS: To make my life with Wayne as happy and fulfilling as my parents mad.- theirs, and to make my father (above) and mother jtroud of their little girl. PETER FLANAGAN Pistol, deep. Peler-Man 31 East Main St. MEMORIES; GAVE, foothall. NEP. NYG. Fmu, pr. madmen foothall. Rohhie Man Solid, hull bread follow McKinnon. W.C.C.S. A-Hoo-Hoo. N.M.C. Beach 71 Goon Goon Didlar Nile, Space NLG. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Football Camp II. ROTC. CYO Basketball. THOUGHTS: Live today; for tomorrow we may all b. dead. 54 THOMAS FRONTIERO Tommy Tink 36 Sargcnl Sl MEMORIES: Girls, winter, cars. ho«ke . 6 6 72 the huU the Bruins and the Red Sox. long talks ask Mary Ann. playing street hockey. G.P. ask Lee. driving ask Charlene. That night. THOUGHTS: To learn a trade and lead a successful life; to make all the friends I can. You can’t please everyone so you have to please yourself. PAUl. KHIGKRE 1 1 Forest Ave. x MEM 0KH:S: Evervthing. THOl (;HTS To lixe DIANNE M FRENCH French) 138 Western Ave. Essex MEMORIES: that special guy, July 12. 1972 Basehall. summer of 72. 114 Drive-In. ask Mag. Gold Watch ask Licia and Marlene. Toddy, park- ing. G.M.B. ACTIVITIF.S AND HONORS: Political Activity. Beacon. THOUGHTS: to love and be loved. To know what there is to know. W AYNE KEDA fit 21 IWach Road MEMORIES lee Him key. SirrrI H Mke . f niUy nighU at Mother Ann ' s aik RE, GE. NM waiihirig the three utiMigeii. eeeahh. down the H -ai li, Slri|irr fiahing W H THOU(.� HTS- (jo to An M hool. own ■ car. to Ik- as lug I) U.H lf� rat« h a giant Mlri| rr A |� rnny Haved IS a . not really worth it ROSEMARIE FRONTIERRO Rorie 216 Washington Sl. MEMORIES: 1 11 70 Gunky!!! B.B. Honeymoon. Kis- sin’ cousins ask Cathy. C. Brandv-Brut-Stairway to Heaven! 4S’s walk-ask Lee Aquarius 9C.L.V.S. Summer of 71 RTK Ask Marianne. Friday Nights Mother .Ann’s C.F.. D M.. W.F.. N.M. GACHU-GACHU — Plenny GACHU. ACTIVITKCS AND HONORS: Pep rlub. typing award. Flicker Staff. THOUGHTS; To accept life with a smile, to hope today’s dreams will be tomorrow’s future. Que Serra Serra. CATHY FRONTIERO 2 Commonwealth Ave MEMORIES: 8 5 70; 8 19 72 Nov 4 ARBE Kis- sin’ Cousins ask Rorie. leave now ask Gaye S.O.G.W ' . Switch at V -lime J. ' .J. We gotta do somethin!! ask Josie and Paula. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Co-Captain Cheer- leaders. National Honor Society, Honor Business Club. Student Secretary Type I and II awards. Shorthand 1 award. THOUGHTS: To be proud of your success and never be ashamed of your mistakes. ANTONETTE FRONTIERO Toni 8 Gould Ct. MEMORIES: RONNY 9 29 72 Pavillion lounge. Fines minut’s Woodstock ask Cathy. Football gamt ' s. truck ask Carol. NorthShore ask Janine. toy car ask Joann ‘. ga giz lemon ask Joe. Gigs Dur ask Di Friends and S.H. ask Joanne, custard donut ask Cathy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Basketball, pep club, homeroom representative. THOUGHTS: Love the one you’re with and the heck with the rest. DIANE M. FRONTIERO D 38 Mansfield St. MEMORIES; JIMMY 11 27 71 Long talks and cries; ask Pat — Beverly ask Karen S?M ' L ARCO Those dynamite weekends with him. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club. Girls drill team, 2. 3. 4 Master Sgt. Girl Drill Team. THOUGHTS: To conquer my fullest dreams in dancing. Someday hold the love of that certain person and make him as happy as he’ll make me. 55 M orr n i 10 ■ ' ' 1 H U R1K I Jv� M- ' ..nlin , ht «kr%. fixhini;. ■-- ' . -r. ohot un. V TIX : ' XND Hl ' Nl R m ujiJ loader U - THlH GHTS T«‘ ■ •t: « � n flrri of fi hin X. I� � :� -A oruT in lifr m |snb for jII ih hr i MKRYL FlILl.KR 5 Ru) Drive MKM0RD:S: W.O.W, 8 18 71. the 3 of u . Week- ends, llet’k ' s offiee. ehiekeiis. Aprils, the green fiend. J.B. — leh danke dim. room 108. what teddy bear ' : ' ACnVITIF-S AND HONORS: Math league, PACS. Floormaster Assistant, German (dub. Student Seere- tar). National Honor Soeiely, Math b ' ague honorable mention award. Sawyer Mi ' dal, Type 1 awanl. THOlKiHTS: 1 thank the Lord for the friends I have fouml. CHERYL JEANNE FULLERTON Sherry East! •rn AviTiue. Essex MEMORIES: Summer of 72!!!, The medal, b-tlers. You moff ask DiTii.se, Motorcycles ask Paula. Phone both i hiekens ’ anil orange cake ask Paula. Tina’s Danc- ing Sehool . . . ask Tina, l.ong talks and walks with friends, $1,53. Moods’ ' My sis Vicki and Ro. AfTTlVlTIES AND HONORS: Typing award 2. 3, Homeroom representative 3. Shorthand award 3, Stu- dent SeiTctary 3. 4. Honor Business Club 3. 4. .Adver- tising manager of Beacon 4. THOU(,iH ' rS; To change the many prejudices of our socii ' ty and to look beyond thi surface to the true beauty beneath. KATHLEEN (;ALLAGHER Kathy Boo Boo Spring St. MEMORIES: GREG, white galaxy 500, 7 14 72 Roller Coaster Rd. ask Dodi, Robin. Linda. Custard Donuts ask Toni. Rollerskating, Yogi. The Pipe ask Donnie. He’s a good Kid. but who likes kids ask Greg. 4 28 72 Dodi ' s Party. Shelly’s House llie side yard. Summer of 72. Pits. ACriVITIES AND HONORS: ROTC Student Secre- tary. THOlKiirrS: The man to whom all tilings taste as they be, he is very wise. Sf’x t rJuratiofi L l RA J GARDNER 22 Ali� . r R. d MEMORIE ' NXE 7L72 � k M ' lurern. f’abon ME Kiv-i.rryJ M ' ' itui I.lM y iffhr-iA a k Linda. Uiwl- 1 .- RJ jnd f M pa-i the hat a k Df, I.T ji f.i. k : ' ' - ' .- d. f..emjn� . irotjfde . (jke, Summ T 70- “A M M |T L 1 V rn E AND Honor Bosinr Club. -.-■ . ' .1? HifTf.. Taping award I. II fiji va hoold never (.. •cv ' c go long ymr way tUnnit what -io ,;|l ihji rn iter in tour life ift what MARY GARRON R71 Wheeler St. MEMORIES: Beverly ask Linda, skiing ask Pal. the bell has rung ask Marianne. SDB weekend lri[is to New Hampshire, ask Marianne. 10 27 72 ask Pam. broken bottles. ACnVITlKS AND HONORS: Pep Club, girls drill team, student s4 ereiary, homeroom representativT . I’HOUfiH ' IS; To make those I love happy. Parting is all we know of Heaven and all we m;« ' d to know of hell. 56 KARKN (iASPAR ‘) M.in haul Si. MKMORIKS: Srpl 71. 7 7 72 I spy ask RoM-aniir, Rark Shun Ask Jam , (.accmia. You rrumh. Nma, MochI Blurs, Hr lottos ask Rh ' k. 4:30 rofirr. Ymi ' n- iiol Irjtal. A(TIVITIF.S AND HONORS: Girls ' .trill Irani 2. 3. 4. squad Iradrr; lypr award. THOIIGHI ' S: To walk tlimunh lifr with my lirad held high riiduring sorrow and apprrriuling hap- piness. DONNA (;KARY I).-.- (;.-r Hu. ko 12 Sundry (J. MKMOHIHS: FnrmU. links oRirr. parlu-s. Ml Donalds talk (Oh, Whrn) olgii. guilar massr« and itir group unreal riassrd, greed fiend, nalurr, ( ' YO Irh we mrht and giitrn lag. old limes, horseliaek ri.ling. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: ConHer.ai.on Group, German eluh. noormasier’s assisianl, Olgu folk masses. THOUGH ' PS: To rememher. laugh, rare. love, and li‘arn always. Al.BlNA GENTILE A I 15 Ledgemont Ave. MEMORIES; People. Goodlimes with friends, cousins. Talks with S.M.. cup of tea. Good ol Ric, Night to remember with .A.C., top ten Babson school. F.S.S. .ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Student Council, Max- Ed, Homeroom Representative. THOUGHTS: When through one man a little more love and goodness, a little more light and truth comes into the world, then that man ' s life has had meaning. CHERYL ANN GIBBS ‘ ' Sha Gibbs 178 Essex Avenue MEMORIES: Summer 72. shadow, twins, chained to the wall, ask Vai. B and C. Di’s safari, ask Pal. Burn, parties, Spain, talks about them, that hat. what a qua). Jo? Bombed W BT. S.M.B Rocci Post. Oz’s. Last night. Scampi! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Flicker. Homeroom Rep. Student Secretary. Pep Club. Type award. THOUGHTS: To look bark at my life with happy mem- ories not regrets. P.O.Y. JOANNE GENTILE 14 Lincoln .Ave. MEMORIES: turtles, Mmmm . . . Saturday nip’s with A.C.??? baby rabbit, memories and dreams; Tull: Moro- los and Winnie ask B.C. hockey 71 and to be contin- ued! Flabbergasteil! skating ask Sharon. ACriVITIF AND HONORS: Honor Business Club 3. 4. Homeroom Representativj ' . Junior Usherette. Ski club, Student Secretary 3. 4. Political Action: Flicker staff. Typing and shorthand awards. THOUGHTS: To live for today, because tomorrow never comes. PEGGY GIBBS 51 Hart Street MEMORIES: That Special Someone. (S.P.) Remember the party? Planning ask Tina and K.K. Long Talks With . . . Good Harbor Beach. Our Beach The Sun. The Moon. July 24. 1971. ACTIVITIF.S AND HONORS: Pep dub. Girls Drill Team S.CA victor award. Pres, of French Club, Drama Club. THOUGHTS: To try my best to help others as well as make them happy, in any way I can (Nurse). Tis belter to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. FRED GILLIE 45 Exchange St. MEMORIES: ROBIN. Sports; Music, cars, ani- mals, politics, traveling, books, mythology, and world affairs. THOUGHTS: Quarrel with a friend and you both are wrong. To be he who dies happy rathcT than he who lives in sadness. BARBARA GEORGE 13 Walker Street MEMORIES: RED SOX baseball, skating, playing hockey. Macdonald ' s. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Honor Business Club: Softball 2. Softball manager 3. 4. Basketball manager 4. Girl Scouts. Main office helper 3, 4. THOUGHTS: To go on in accounting and make my parents proud of me. To live everyday as one and only of tomorrow. 57 RICHARD COULTER Riik 3 Wiley St. MEMORIES; Soccer. Wiffleball 72 . Ladies night? it was great. Roikey Neck summ«Thouse J.S., cra ied; Cur.. Ir.. Gou, 71; shops. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Soccer 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. C.A S.L. East Ali-Siar. R.N.T., Machine Shop. THOUGHTS: Lm not going to let th« m catch me. PATRICIA ANN GR ACE Pal, Patty 76 Friend Street MEMORIES: summer 73?, Growin ' up! (ask Diane and Cheryl); swimming; telephone talks (ask Shellie and Mary); gym office; snowflakes Don’t he so Mean! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Honor Business Club. National Honor Society. Pep Club, Student Secretary. Tyjie 1 and 2 awards, shorthand award, outstanding Junior in Business Elucation, Spanish 11 award. Flicker Committee. THOUGHTS: Live for today — learn from yesier- lay. reai ' h for tomorrow. JOANNE GRAY 15 Oakes Ave.. Magnolia MP’-MORIF : Indulging; summertime and Partytiine every time; Liehfraumih h free we kends; Dvian an l Jagger; Magnolia and its beach, ocean and drug store. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Soph. Homeroom Rep.; Flicker Staff. Type II award; MKDAI. TH0UC;HTS: To meet Dylan; Never see the insides of Clou ' ester ' s new station or any other station; never be kept from roaming or ••omiernned to roam; And to finil a job I ' ll love. ROBKRV GU I IS z: Bcjch RiVitI UMl RU Park, putting thiofT together. lak e. ; L ft I ov ttu 18. omlerwagon. i� r . 71 HarB ' r Beach, quantities, think aK il gv ' «i to- t ' n rnt wn honors udf 0 4i (22(k0). has keibtall 1 2, Rfxl Rahlers. TUkHGKTS To let the few g wwl qualities of e rr%one MICHAEL GINN John Luise .A e.. Essex MEMORIF.S: skiing, skindiving, elams. the house, on the flcMir. bow’d th« fimi tmt?. Roikaway holdogs. The Goon Platoon, the rifle te-am. THOUGiri ' S: To settle down. MICHELE GOSSOM Shellie 1047 Washington Street MEMORIES: Michael Fontana!! 2 2 72 Dia- monds are Forever, I LOVE YOU.” 12 2 72, Sargeants Party, Hey Beautiful lelephoneilis ask Pat. ril never tell! ask Denise, what cute! Febru- ary vacation with Val Melanson, Canada, New York. N IL. Maine. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Modeling, baseball, football PEP Club, 70. 72 candidate for Miss Gloucester 72, skiing the mountains feeling � ool brr-brr. THOUGHTS; To become a professional hair dres- JULIE GLIDDEN 6 Lowe Drive, Magnolia Picture Not Available RONALD GRAHAM JR Ron. Ronnie eW Ave MEMORIES Moior� )� le . Auviria. hey buddy; skiing, ,J -2, U YBf M. Rwhdale. Dnve-ln. Stage Exi Park. juRM T . rb� n‘l lie dddoroai; I only parking a� k AK� -� , C, H B P . AC.TIVmE ' x AND HC NC RS Homeroom represenla- Nti ient f f at •tu4enl government day. p . . A ' Grenadierv, Soner (praitwe); CroM J� ; -leyteiunf. j A . � ki rlob. Enker � taff 58 k;nazia ;hii.i.() MICU NKI. (;� KKl. M.kr ( Kit MKMORIF-S Mt«kr . H.S, irnim.-r . hrn .trrv S. F W. KIks. UK lHlaU-. Vi-k-i TIh- KV. Whilr Mmtniaino. Pil Huokt-N AC:nVmF.S and tU)NOKS: Ho. kr . FooUiall 1. 3. Soicrr (prariirf). THOl (ail ' s To hi- HuiTcsaul. BONNIE GUIITARR Tolman Avenur MEMORIES: J.M., 1 1 71. M Herbie, Good Times, ask Geri. 8 28 72. Jelhro Tuli, Hockey games. The ihree slooges ask Joey. Ben ' s and S and W. walking the beach, taking off. ask Jackie. Blue Barracuda, summer- time. eating, long talks with Joe, someday! THOUGHTS: To take each day as it comes but to remember there is always another tomorrow. (ne� 0 Warner St. MEMOKItlS: TH; Summer 1071 N.ghi at (leai r Dale. 4 15 72 Italy; New Yean. Kv; The Flat lire, a«ik June A(TIVrrik:s and honors Honor HiiK,ne« Glib; Social Activities ( ' .lut . THOUGHTS: If you can ' t lie with the one you love love the one you’re with. JUNE HADY 14 Riverdale Park. MEMORIES: Shooting at the dull camping, riding to Rorkport AGH, we ' l! get those limbers yet. ask Robin, remember to consecrate! ask Paula. Graduation 7.3 ' A-Block 2. 3. ask Hassey. field trips with H. F. ACTIVITIES AND HONOR.S: Girls Rifle Team. Saw- yer medal. National Honor SrM-ieiy. Gymnastic club pep club. THOUGHTS; Just rcm mber to be yourself. RICHARD D. HARDING 5 Northern Ave., Essex THOUGHTS: To be a success in the Medical world. To be content in what we seek. CATHERINE HASKELL Kitty 54 Martin St.. Essex MEMORIES: 5 15 73. Fat Phones Sandpilcs Driving. Friday nitcs. Blue B anuts. Chinese food, the drivein. Friends. Ripped Sweet shop. McMillimick, Essex, W.G., the milt. THOUGHTS: To always be there if and when a friend needs me. My friends know who they are so I ' m there always. SHARON HARTY Harly 9 Marina Drive MEMORIES: Going to parties, movies, horseback riding, dulling, the haunting house. Chinaport, Good Harbor beach, whip cream, ask the gang, main ask Vati. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Type award. THOUGHTS: To become a Secretary. To help people when they need it. To make my parents proud of me in the future. f , I ROBIN HARRIS Harry 101 Magnolia .Ave. MEMORIES: J.M.H. Debbie ' s car. Topsfield lorture.ask Debbie rolh-r skating, ask Quizzy. N.E.D. ask Marcie. The Mouth ask Fran. Denise — you can ' t start a car in gear, SAF. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: GirU Gymnastics Tram. THOUGHTS; Always remember those things that makt you happy and have the strength to accept the things that won ' t. 59 sn A H kS ' l-irx STEVE H]mS •W) Ma (nolia Avc,. Magnolia MEMORIES: Washinj lon [).C., Marriot HulH Nihhy. top floor, Hoonrtts, Sgls. Party. Nowman ' s Farm, Mag- nolia. tin harl or, ihr spririg, walks in ihr woocK, tin rarrs, a Kangaroo ( ' ourt. (iook Scpiail. Hinos Arrna, Mf ' Carthy-lirownosor ACTIVITIP S AND HONORS: K.O. ' I ' .C. (’.aptain Com- pany (aimmarnlor A Company. (ir« na«liors 2. 3. Flag Day Exrn isoH. AraHrmir Ac hirv« tn nl AwarH. THOlJ(iHTS: To licromc a surrrssful politician. Und«Tsljfnlittg opens the wijrld’s problem clot rv, JOHN K, HENDRICKSON Lightning 3 Kent Circle MEMORIES; Sports. C.A.B. SFP. the Drive-In. The Big Blue Ma hine, 1 and 2 street hockey. Floozies. Football -amp. Pin ball machines. Celt- ics, don ' t be didorical. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football. Basket- ball, and baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2. THOUGHTS: To find happiness and fulfillment in whal ver 1 do. Not to let the good life [ ass me by. VALERIE HILSHEY Val, Hilsh Blossom l ne. Magnolia MEM0RD:S: Summer ' 72. Shadow, Twin fun. chained to the wall, ask Sha 5 long y ars for what, good limes and bad times ask ( ' heri, long talks with Di and Karen, Spain, talks about them, those parties ask Sha and Cheri, P.O.Y. AfTIVITIES AND HONORS: Student secretary. Flicker Rep., Homeroom rep.. Pep Club. THOUGHTS: To be what I want and not what p ople want me to be. CHERYL HAWORTH Cheryl 2 Raymond St. Magnolia MEMORIF-S: Leon Russel. July 18. 1972, Stone ' s Con- cert trips to Boston with G.L, and P.R. ACTIVITIF:? and HONORS: Freshman homeroom rep. THOlKiin : To travel around Europe befon I ' m too old to do it on foot. JOHN H.ASELGARD Jack. Johnny Hazel 58 Granite St. MEMORH : Miss Ossipie, Hitting an Island while skiing. The night I didn ' t go home, ask Dave or Mike, J, D, and the Dimensions. C.amp Cedar (home of the invalids). Happy Horgan ' s Hut. Interesting things in New Hampshire. P.O.. C.H.. J.H.. I-mra and cousin, ask Jerry, the Muns and G.F. Jive. Ramparts. Winning. ACTIVIT!F:S and honors: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. Basketball 1. R.O.T.C. 2 THOUGHTS: Join the Navy and travel. DALE HERDMAN 17 Riverview Rd. MEMORIES: Summer ' 71, parlies at GoimI Harbor beach. Me and Elaine, mint chocolate chip ice cream, going down the office. Nick’s poolroom, hilr hhiking on 128, summer of ' 72 between the lA exits. ACTIVITDIS AND HONORS: secretary 1. class repre.s ntative 2 and 3, student council, football, tutoring. THOUGHTS: To succeed in life and live life as it should lx lived. That whi -h we are. we are and if we are to b« any Im II«t now is the lime to begin. SALLY HINCKLEY 1 12 Prrj pe I Si. MEM ’ HlkS iThn . the tar. 0 ' O� nnrir� , vacations, Htttkffttry. Mall. Saturday . M.A. and Pr jfuT ‘ «� ai hingSf| everyday Mu i !! THOUGHTS Tt- ynderxiand my e|f and lx- happy. 60 TIMOTHY HUBBARD 14 Gloucester Ave. MEMORIES: Nat Prince, 67 Mustang. Farmer, Tony ' s forking on cars, woods. Iwrnbing BP’s. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Sgi. ROTC. THOUGHTS: E)at, drink, and be happy. Become presi- dent of Ryan’s Serv ice Center. DEBORAH HUKE Deb, Debbie Trynall Cove, Wolf Hill MEMORIEIS: Music, summer ' 71 ask Di. Fuller School Saturdays mornings, the D.A., 5 71 Bass Rocks. Ha Ha! ask Tim. Guidance Office ask Sue S. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: German Club, orchestra. Thespians. THOUGHTS: To major in Music Ed. Live and let live. SHARON i.EI HUBBARD : 2 () F i x Ave. MEMORIES: Concert . I ' hc l.ighthmiHe, White Beach, Partie . Stage Fort Park. Cape (! jddem. Summer ’72. 6 5 7.5. H«� k«‘y Game . Gindy ACmVITHlS AND HONORS: Sophomore Cla Rep., (!lass Treasurer. Student Secretary. Typing awanl.H. THOIKIHTS; W e are one person; we are two alone; we an other.” ( ' SN together ROBERT M. HULL JR. Bob 15 Allen St. MEMORIES: Girls, boats, walerskiing, football, hockey. Stage Fort Park. Fri. and Sat. nights. Summer of ' 72, Baseball, Cape Codders. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1, 2. 3. 4. ROTC 2. 3. THOUGHTS: To fulfill my ambitions and make my parents and family proud of me. And we ' re gonna eat this? MARIE S. lACOBONI 21 Brierw ' ood St. MEMORIES: California, Okinawa, Plum Cove C.C. Parking Lot, August 22, 1972. ask Meatball. Hof Milk and Cookies — ask O.J., Gimme a W ' ink ask Anita, Drunk’s Alli ' y. ask Dawn. “Hulian ask Judi, OSOOTB — - ask Terri, ask Ruta, l.ane’s Cove Fire, ask Lois, AIMEAMTKI. THOUGHTS: Social Worker. No man is good enough to govern another without that man’s con- sent.” 61 r.ASrXRJ INrKRRWTK IIihI Si. MFNU Rlb ; |Mrtn N. mu u. ihr lornrr. rrul MHvrr. ihr Stagr K� r! Pjrk. Shop, nuig-up. O’( ' oni« ' ir«-. Spuuirjft, Iu‘n Kmilr. Trat Who ' ' MTI mV i Nn HONORS: S «.or 2. 3. 4. Sor- ' Anl ROTX ' 2. 3. Kl Mirit-aI Shop. TH0l’(� H ' l ' S. To conhniti- m rdmalion in th«- rlrt ' lri«al (o h!. ROBKRTA JENSEN B.� hbir. Jcv ir S NorH«KMi Court MEMORIES MEM. P Winkl.-- au-vk Donna. 8 28 ?]. Rhdin artHjnd a k J W . L« n talks with Donna. Au ' ma. thr |:anfi. that mghi lionn Hat Rm ' k a ' k Mark. EGS. Ho� ' v our P.B.. Hon Child ask Donna. Satur- day nifht% a ' k J U Rloodmohilr. cn rru and honors: Prp ciuh. THOl CHTS To britrr in ' U and (tn through this life «iih happmf ' v’ To makr m ( an nls proud of mr. BRYAN JOHNSON S Spnng Court MEMORIES; 63 CalaxK- ”500 Nrn Engla nd Drapyay, THr aliani pu h button |M vyf rr«)! 426 Hrmi, Drums, ammirtg. ki king up. Roiling Slon . MmHly Blues, Who Corwr-n. A(iartmenl a k John, Boston. Alitalia TI. The Donut. ga« « lalion. NR. Ed ' s Junk Yard faar|ca n . safanrtg at 3 degre ' ! Don ' t hit them!! ACnvmES AND HONORS: S. rgeani. ROTC Band 4. MARCARFT ANN JOHNSON Maggie 9 Southern Ave, Essex MEMORIES; Essex 1. N.Y. 12 72, Summer ”71 ”72. I’hanks for the Memories, Muster! B«x� .e. Chf ey junkbox. Streelgang. The Park. F sex day. Miami. Having a hall ask I’ufhly. Chei king the stork, ArriVlTH.S AND HONORS: Doing it again, Sr. years ”72 73. Rf rC. ' I’HOUGH ' I ' S: To he me ft� r that is who I am. May you always walk handool in your softest ilreams. GLENN JOHNSON 7 Riverview Rd, DENISE H JOHNSON D. J. 1053 Washington St. MEMORIES: the hunny slope, l« nnis, driving the oh Bolsheruk! fooling around, dumb jokes, A’s, gi ' tting off the hook, ssshhhl. Hey Sep[ ala! you too! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: J.V. Softball ”71. Pep Club, Politiral Action 72-73, Honor Business Club. Typewriting award. C Block Chemistry Class Mouth. THOUGHTS: if at first you ilon’t succeed, face it you failed! ROBERT 1., IRVIN Colonel Erving Von Slnnlenherger. Bob 97 Maph wood Park MEMOR1E.S; Going to see the Red So s at Fen- way Park, cabinet making. ACriA 1TH:S and honors: ROTC Sgt. (Squad leader). THOUGH ' I’S: To make m parents proud of me. ’l‘o Micceetl in anything I «lo, anil try to be gooil at it. CATHERINE A. JESSO Muffi.- Ciathy. Jessie 395 Western Avenue MEMORIES: CLUMPS, summer of ”72.” Love-freak C.F.O., sharing yourself, sunrise, guitar, sunset. om- municating. 3 days in Dec. 71, Shalom. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Thespians, Homeroom Representative. THOUGHTS: Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life, bringing jieaee, abolishing strife. Kahlil Gibran. 62 MIKK JOHNSON 21 Oiiti nMi4l KOIIKKTU JOHNSON Ho). lOi (-h«Tr Slrrrl MKMOKH ' : H«-infr mmIi I.imHj. i r ho«kr). liuntiiiK. KkiiriK. motor. y liriK. irag ra. iriK, horvl.ai k nrling. Chrv). tKimiiinK droiirifl, ( mm) HjriM.r H«-a« h m lh«- Kummrr. ImriK a (iIu )k. THOIK HTN To fulfill ih - r. «l of m lifr viiih olrj and intrrc tH on ) c ominf( a MUM r Mful ihthor IXmiik thinuM my May. STANLEY JOHNSON 21 Cenlrnnial Ave. IRENA A. KECYK 4 Becker Lane MEMORIES: New York. 8 1 70, 6 24 72, (hose lalks with Linda, 7 28 73 ask Linda, Last day of school — freshman. Bruins 16, Boston ask Sherri. Good limes! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Honor Business Club. Shorthand I award. Pep Club. THOUGHTS: Not to look bark in sadness nor for- ward in fear but around in awareness. WILLIAM KENDALL Billy 8 Columbia St. MEMORIES: Happiness is seeking out life’s little pleasures and having a good time with family and friends. THOUGHTS; Never be loo proud or stubborn to listen, never be too shy or frightened to speak, compromise and communicate and all will surely benefit. CHARLES KILMAN Lenny 21 Willow Street MEMORIES: Camp Millbrook. Camp Cedar, Beach football, street hockey, jungle juice. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Camp Millbrook 2. 3 Camp Cedar 4. THOUGHTS: To be good at whatever I reach for. MARCIA JEAN KANGAS Ments 33 Hart 2 St. MEMORIES: DANNY. 7 71. summer of 71. Drive-in. Sun. Nights, ask Lola, cousin, waiting for Fridays, those parties, cooking adventures — ask Ann, spies — think so — Danny? walking the tracks to West Gloucester — remember Cindy? B.R.B. right Cathy? S and D illegal, don ' t ask Ann. Patches. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type II award. L.B.T. club. THOUGHTS: Live for today, the heck with tomor- row. GORDON KING Tuna-mun 138 Ml. Pleasant Ave MEMORIEIS: Wiley Blufin, Cape .Ann Tuna Club. E.P.Y.C.O, Stage Fort Park, Tuna Tournament 72. Skipper ' s Party and Banquet, Coot 7, Salty two. Lin- guini-s(|uid. Newburyport. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Homeroom Rep 3. Councilor Student Government Day. Student Council. Soccer 4, Junior Achievement President. THOUGHTS: To own my own charter boat and be suc- cessful at it. If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. 63 nRR KNi m KN Knuir. Knuutlunv ' r 58 a ' 4rm V r M U� RI K«x4kv«ll. Cjmp xi4r. rrmomlMT • 4m|� r ie In lVsip � r N H walor- xi, , hih- |j J.D «ml ihr Dimrn ‘ion Mu ‘H iho PatI ii «: to 4nU ' iH. ihr hut. Spin� infl. J tul . ' ' .uin. ULm lo MAinr. HKD aihI lj |Cion lUruK i ' Fnio Rib kMi UT? mF ND HONORS K.HMtull 14 Un r 2, X Ron ' Rirj 1 . Rj KiII i. :: THOl GHTS T � br M � ' rvxful m nhAtoxcr I Atlrmpl. CAROI. JKAN I.AFONI) Cjirol 16 F st Main Si. MF.MORIFS: HOYS: F.O. axk Donna; Truck axk Toni; Mallnwcrn 71” ask the Kifl’ ' ; S.F.i’. l-iffs ask Diaiir; T.H I.A.S.A.T H ask Di! I ' anies; Rushes ask Donna; Finltl ' ' ' Fires of 72,” ACnVITIKS AND HONORS: Pe,, Huh. THOl ' (ilins: To fiml what life is all about. I-ove is never having lo say you ' n sorry. Mr. F’rc.sidcnl STAM.KV K KOZOJWSKI Sun. But h 2 ) Or eland Si. M .V10KI -.S ' sjlab mki. A eriAin 6.‘ rrti «-hrvy and f)fi grt-t-ry pUnw ulh. ging. hunliriK and coin � ol- ‘‘rue. THf L HTS To Ije ofTv a « hH and to make my par- rnu pr«rvd me GREGG KOPER Sow” 16 Cogswell Ct.. Essex MEMORIES: Essex Corner, claiming, Tuh()rg, llu- eggs. Austria, J.I.. champs 73,” D.R.P. the Essex tracks.” Gloucester’s a ni«-e place to visit hut .... box lunch, swethogs. THOL’GHTNi: To stay out of Gloucester as much as possible. JCl.lE KONAXIS 26 Dec atur St. MICHAEL L. KOPANON 42 Western Ave. 64 UNDA LAMBERT 1 Thompson Street HOWARD LANE Walker Streel MEMORIES; Debbie (69-?). auto rac-ing, red Ford pie- kup truek, 3 A.M.. 411. 62 Valiant, red window, we’re out of gas. picking scraps off sweaters. Der. 128 Me lian Strip (ask W’ayne). Ding a Ling (ask Benl- ley). THOUGHTS: To further my education in mechanics and to make something of myself. Nothing succeeds like success. MIKE LANE 3A Nally Ave MEMORIES: baseball. Elks — almost!. LBL. S.F.P. — Richdaie (noflim-flammy. Sammy), tails — ask Tracy! Rorkport — West Babylon right Knul?. NO i RCASMS (NONE) HJ’s; E.C.C. THE MUNS.” ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. Soccer 3. 4. THOUGHTS: To help in whatever way I can to help make the world a better place to live in. PAMELA A. LANE Pam 15 Wheeler St. MEMORIFii: Friends, talks, smiles, laughs, mov- ies. those parties, slurp ask Margaret, MEOV ’ ask Sue, pink and white. Hassy — that walk, ask M.L., N.L. summer of ’72. beautiful? canls ask S.S.. n’oublics pas ask J.H. ACT1VITIF S AND HONORS: Girls ' Drill Team — Squad leader — Master Sgt.. National Honor Society. Fltuh. Beacon. Pep Club. Flicker Staff, Tutor. THOUGHTS: To be able to turn today’s dreams into tomorrow’s realities. DEBORAH ANN LANE Debbie, Deb 4 Orchard Road, Essex MEMORH : Great times! Bear hes esp. (!B summer S.M.L. RP. work ask George. Talks with Joanne, laugh with Robin. memori« s ask Rirky. partu s ' 7 ’72. that sp pn 5 12 70, Maine, trip to Cal.. 7 28 7.3 ask Linda. ACTIV1TIF5 AND HONORS: Girls DrdI Team 2. 3. 4. Masti ' r Sarg ant. Homeroom Rep,. Type Award. THOUGHTS: always wear a smile. JUDITH A. LANE Judy 27 Maplewood Park MEMORIES: Rick! Hathorne. Football games. Track. Lunches, the Gang Salem. B verly. Those parlies. Agravaling; ask Kathy, the Summer of ’71: ask Holly. Dane St., Meeting people. Drivers Ed. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club. THOUGHTS: To do well in whatever the future brings. To make my mother proud of me It never hurts if you remember yesterday, to help with the future. 65 ru i i w; k.M Vx, VF.RA Lt: MASTER U HaxkHI St MKMORIt a k l ura. Kim. and San tx M ' and ndina a� k julir. Pi za a ‘k Gr W TTiOLGHTS Tf f ' my in lif , AUayh } ■ iru and GEORGE H l.EAVITT 109 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: I.G.M.R. Rerondo. Fort Dev.-ns Gre- nadier Praetire, ask Jerrx, S.C. ask Mike. Gook ask S.H.. tashingion — 12. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel. Bo s ' State. Flag Detail, second place Prize Squad. Flag Da Detail, firs! place platoon third place Prize Squad, Sei-ond place Individual. Outstanding Squad Leader. Grenailiers. THOUGHTS: No goal is out of reach if it is truly drsire d. ROGER LEE Rog 883 Washington St. MEMORIES: LINDA 11 26 71, the bea.-h. Every block to Dc ' slino ' s. Sunken Meadow Bc-ach. ’72 Christmas Party, the store, drill. N. Conway. C.L. Bay View Kids, the hill, (be nice to me I’m your gtrlfriend). ACTIVITIF-S AND HONORS: R.O.T.C. D-Com pany Commander. Prize Squad. Individual Drill, Platoon Drill. THOUGHTS: Take- each day as it comes, don ' t worry alK ut tomorrow’s problems. LORI LEHR 22 Dennison St. MEMORIES; Lunch 1971-1972. Ralph Rupert ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: National Honor Society, Type I and II awards, shorthand awards Outstanding Junior award. Student Secretary. Library Ass’t. THOUGHTS: Pioneer ALAN MICHAEL LEWIS ‘ 99 Ma[ lewood Ave. MEMORIES: RO. 10 27 71. G.H.B, Sgl’s Party, 72. ' 65 Chevy, mug up. F.N.S. Summer of 72 P.A.CLO. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1. 2. Staff Ser- geant 2. First Sergeant 3. weight lifting. Color Guards. ' THOUGHTS: ' To make my pan-ril.s proud of me- as I am of them. (;E0RGE a, LANGLEY LANGLEY 10 Hampden St. MEMORIF-S: Tlu‘ c’anal, 72-73 sports cars stingrays playing hockey, and other sports Having a nice- long vacation in Hawaii. Bring into computer . Chicago Records and Jc-thro Tull reconis. going to conccTts. THOUGHTS: ' To bc ' come involved with computi-rs and to become a baseball player. Oiwards die many times before- their time the valiant nc-vc-r taste of death but once. KATHY LEAVl ' TT MEMORIES; (Hats. Petronzio Zoo. Feet, C.M.. F.S.T.L. Parties. Halloween. The G.H.S. Friends. N.G., C.B.. the canal, silly songs, H.H.A.V.. get- ting out of Gloucester High. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians. V.O.A. THOUGH ' TS: A stranger is a friend you have not met yet. 6 MAHIA l,(A AS(;o (.r.inr 9 Kirk IM MKMORIKS WAYNK 12 31 71. WO 387. Snow angrU. Slu) Ton« ' hrr. 3 f) N . roM’K, (i.K K,. BuhIoii v iih Kjthy, S K P . Hm k- purl. ;i« k Mnn.i. Mary ' n hou«r. NO p.irlH . ACTIVITIKS ANI HONORS KInormaMrr ' M AhsI. THOOCiHTS: To 140 ihrminli lif«‘ oarh day with a Miiile- and to hr hapiiy always. GLENN LUCAS MEMORIES: G2. Ford Pickup, suds at Bill’s ask all. Halloween 72 at Friendlies, swimming at the Breakwater ask Sam, Steve, Ed. Albie. Rob, NOT ' Herdman. caldwells, run ’em off the road,” ask aync, AMF, The everyday chase” ask Scott. THOUGHTS; To be half the man my Father is and to live the life my Mother has. NANETTE LUMBARD 17 Fuller St. MEMORIES: 0 Heck’s office, the THREE of us. Who’s got the ink?, the green friend” Twigs.” April Come She Will.” Mein Freund J.B., — Ich danke ibm. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: National Honor Society, Flicker Staff, Floormaster’s Asst. P.A.C.S. THOUGHT’S; Friendship is a treasure found, amid the world’s disheartening sound. MARIE T. LOVASCO Rie 10 Prot tor Street MEMORIES: Thi- three of us. 9:00 Phantom, pink and while, o when,” oh my,” those parties, my friends, mustard. S.S.R. ask Linda, meaningful talks. Oh Wow. LP’s. Mr. E.O.. 9K6050, ask Andy, buddy AL. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type Award I, Floor- master’s Asst.. PAC. Flicker Staff. THOUGHTS: Life’s completeness and richness depends on the things we share with our loved ones and friends. THOMAS J LOVASCO Tom .300 Main St. MEMORIF-S: All sports. Print Shop, Up the Park every week. Girls. .Summer of 72” ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Ben Franklin Club 1. 2. 3; JV Baseball 2. 3; Varsity 4. THOUGHTS: To be half the man my Father is anti to make my Parents proud of me. DIANE MacDONALD 18 CHAPEL ST. MEMORIES; Stage Fort Park. Skunk Hill — EGS. 3DN J. Giels ask Judi. DM! 9-8-72; Tanya. Winter of ' 71. Rowley — Patti. A.; Florida?, The Chase — ask Patti, Allen; or Carol, The Drive-in; TMTL ask Carol. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club. Student Secretary, Jr. and Sr. Usherette. THOUGHTS: To make the ones I love happy. JOSl LIMA J.ie 3( Millet Street MEMORIES’ Beating on Pete, In the walN, Scrub liall. Am I doing all right ' . What ' What?, Shot k ing Kvpenence, No. you?. KtiKo ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Electn.al Shop. THOUCHITS: To succeed in whatever career 1 chmise and t ' lijoy doing it. WILLIAM MacDONALD 67 SUSAN 1AR!R MADDKN Sue 1 1 Apple Si. E sex. MFCMORIKS: My guitar, summer 72. R.W I- jr, eharg Tl Flori� la — a! lennis balls. Jackson ' s, lon talks and rides, ask Andy and Sleph. 9K6050. Munchyin. 3K1537 — ask Joanie. Con- certs — Ya! ask Jeannie. ACTIVITIES AM) HONORS; Girl ' s Drill Tram. 3. THOUGHTS; To make something of myself and to share it with everybody. If I coubl live my life over a din I ' d probably make the same mistakes, only sooner. VKTTORIA MacLEOD Vick. 10 Foster Street MEMORIES: 4- 12-69, ppp. Weeping Willow, K ' .FTTTY; 18; Summer of 71, Rotary Sonp. ask L ' e; Switch at halftime ask J.C.J; . ' Vquariiis: H.M, and A.F.. c-WSH.Q, hi buddy!; J.D.C. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: CHEERLEADER; Girl ' s Drill Team; 3, Jr, usherette. Hm Rep. THOUGHTS; Our school pirl days are pone, but in my mind I kmiw they will live on still. SANDRA MADRUGA Sandy Bip Mac 31 Reynard Street MEMORIES; God, people, understanding, organi- zation. Friendly’s, point — Joey’s, HOMEWORK, long talks. Talk to me. slow down you fool! ' ’ ask Dawn, tomato — ask Deb, Talks with A.G., Tina and — ask Jim, neon lights, 3 19 72 — ask Leanne, red vega left dangling. C.C. Boston !?! Peace. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Editor of Ricker NHS, Beacon, Flash, Typing award, my friends. THOUGHTS: To .spill at least one drop of happi- ness into every ocean over which I travel. Whether I ' m right or whether I ' m wrong I’ve gotta be me. ANDREA M l. INTYRE Andy 12 J� )hn Wise .-XviMUJc Kss MEMORIES: 9K()0S0. Parties, corral motel a-k Map. clambakes. The «.ther side, Chinatown. Si.lewalks and telephone |)oles ask Sue, Florida ask Sue and Ste|)ba- nie, Jackson’s Ice Cn am | arlor. nmonbaths C.P. .ACTIVITIKS AND HONORS: Girl’s Rifle Team — SophoiiKtre and German (3ub - - Jr, THOUGH ' I ' S: To be me. Rcmemlicr the love ytui lake is ecjual to the love you make. UNDK Ma.INTOSH Mil 115 W . Kvr C-r tvil. ivi, IVnni. IVixr-lny 7 , 1 ' T2 iHl NO rWrbv. evervUwfv ' . listening ' Hex Mmise Fsi . . ' ' 3 72. OFFTS and OXTS avk rxxi i r 9 24 ' 2. the “ull, i« k Donna, the long mghl, TVs, ; . Svr nlixs. getting fxsxehexi ' Sfviin! vT! mF ND Hl)Nt)RS HomerxHxm RcprcM-nla- .xc .V Riv Prp-lub3 THt ' l -iHTS Te travel, to mike mv jxarenis proud of ' M m nvotKer in everv wiv. To each his PAULA MaeKENZIE M.ie. Half-pint 7 Staten St. MEMORIES: BOB. Saturday mornings. BLR.. The ipiarry, tennis. N.H.L. — The games. Dancin ' on the ehiikenshaek Roof, skiing. King Pine weekend, be good you’re tired! conseiTate — ask June. Roekport rides, miti’h n ' mac. .ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians 1. stu- dent tutor. THOUGHTS; .And I took the road less traveleil by. and that has made all the difference. ERNKST MALISKI 3 Mipkw O. MARCIA JEAN MALONE Mareie, Mcrehess Winlhro[) Ave. MEMORIES: (;YMNASTICS, Pat S„ 9 9 72. gymnas- tic camps. summiT ' 72. Spruce Manor. Port .Authority N.Y.C. Ma■ha ' I love Mr. Kenny ' s Kittens. I0 2r 69. Making p -(i(ile happy, I ' sjiecially P.it, Being with Pat. Memories — (i.H.S. — Lin, Distieylaml Ela, 1 love you I at. ACTIVTTIF.S AND HONORS: (Jymnaslie Team 2. 3. 4. H.R Rep 4. Chairman Class ( ah-ndar, Weightliflmg. ' THOUfHTI ' S: To he an Olympie (� ymnast arul win all four gold med.ils. 6 % GRACE MARINO Gaye 37 Mt. N’rrnon St. ViEMORIElS: My Family; My seventeenth Birthday; The (airnor; Cathy, leave now; Bruin’s NO. 16; B Mwi‘en first and s«Tond. ask Robin; Summer of ”69;” A IweKe year friendship, ask Cathy. ACTlVmt:S AND HONORS: Pep Club. Girls’ Drill Team. Student Secretary. Flicker Staff. THOUGHTS: To have a Happy and Full life. JOSEPH MAI I ' KSF. ’ ' liutiH, ll.i M|ue” 202 ashin loii Street MKMOHIF„S: NANCY” O.l, 8. 1971. riie Cor ner, 7(X) Immuos. ask Mook . 71 Sgts, Party ”C.P.” Saturday Nights at Diek’s house, ' ' Winter of 70” THF ' lirr. C.eneral Glover, hev buddy. 10 6 72, nobodv listens to Mookv. ACnVITDlS AND HONORS: (iR ADU.ATION. THOUGHI ' S: To be myself Five bv one rule. CYNTHIA MARSHALL Cindi” 500 Elssex Avenue MEMORIES: Steve E. ”23 ' 72; Jayne the Payne; Steve S-215-J.S.S.-3 17 71 at 7:30; Rainbow Shows: N.A.T. ' 70 — I.A.S.W ' . ‘72; Polly ' s House; Maine; Par- til ' s; Heavy feet; Springfield. -ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Gymnasties Club ’71- ' 72; Girls ' Glee Club ' 70; Rainbow; M.M.C. ' 73 — Nancy T. THOUGHTS: It is better to light a candle than to stumble in the dark. ESTHER MARTIN 83 Riverdale Pk. PAMELA M ANSFIh.I.D 10 Addison Street MEMORIES The three .if us ask KF and MC. adventures (fruit loops); miiism; Ned Young; JT; tennis; travel; mi ' inories. I love il ' ; (larents; F.vpio’ 72; Kenny (lbm ' :| USMC T.ll Me Why ; vw. Friends, ACnVITIF.S AND HONORS: (iirls’ Drill Team 1 1; Flash 1. 1; Tennis -L Moormaster’s Assistant 3. L Junior Volunteer: Fluker Staff. TIIOU(iiri ' S: To everyday there is a season -ind a tune to every i� ur)io e under Heaven,” Smile! You’re only 68 page.s behind. PAULA MARTIN Dill 17 DcIb.’ Sirvci MEMORIES: Having a good time with Smitty. ski- ing. Old 0 Road, ask Val and Wendy. HSS. Sons of Onan. Cup of Tea. Jim and Mini ' s, New Years Eve. Friends, my third grade class. Stoneherige ' ' ACnVITIF AND HONORS: Girls track. Pep (dub. Daughter to Sons of Onan. Ty)« .Award, THOU(iHTS: To find in myself what I admire in others. 69 MICHAKl. MrCORMACK Mike 7 Silva 0 uri MKMOKIf- ; ulri ' pjng, Partirv. lioahriK, playing ihf iromlxmc, Mug up (9:50-]0:0. ' ) Th - ranal a«k Danny and Jtx- ACnVITIKS AND HONORS: B n f ranklin Cluh. Bj nd THOl. ' OHT i: T rriak ' mywlf a hurrchs In hIijI- I ' vrr I might altf’mpt. STf PHXMf M HTINS ’Su ph “ ”Hlimp% ' ‘ 50 W.HMhvant Ax Mf MOKIK.S Bill. fVhl.lr IVa.h, ili.w ,urlir- hliuumi a-k Man ' . A A T B, — j-Ik. IXinna. Cnx ' n Krirnd. K hitx k l.um hr ' -. hoisrlMi k riihng, fiMtilull gaim- . art. 9K( (X50, Hn k ' Of(nr. A(Tl ITIf.S AND HONORS ft p Cluh — Prrs.. Drill Tram. Flnk«T art I ' lhtor Kloonna ' xtrrN Aid. H R Rrp 1 and 2. P A C. CI� - Cluh 1 ami 2. A A , Cluh 1. 2 TH(H t� HT ' : It not rmnigli to havr a good mind, thr main thing is to usr it wrll. MfX; MrCANN 9 Fssrv Avr. MKMORlfXS: JKM (TIV1TIHS and HONORS: P.A.C., N.H.S. KEVIN MICHAEL MrCARTHY T roll ’ 45 Warner Street MEMOHIEIS: Finast Flyers, Because we ' re all in this together, Beverly Dances, Ya Jack. Hockey. Sl.P.H.S., Aqualung. Uncle Willy. Jesse. soft- ball games under the lights, What else?” ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; St. Peter’s — Freshman Baskelhall, Intramural Basketball. Killoran Drama Soci- ety G.H.S. National Honor Soc’iely. THOUGHTS; You only go around once in life so grab for all the gusto you can FWF MICHAEL M.CARTHY Mike 156 Rivrnlale Park MEMORIES: Sport-. Shtinglehopper Park. F.T.. S.P.C.; MASQt ERADE N.ghi; Ladies Night? Bubblehead Canp OtJrr Brain ave Peaceful Gulch; Brown ' s ACTI mf AND HONORS: fcKiiball 1. 2. .5. co-cap- tain football while I la-ied 4; Ba-eltall 1. 2. 3, 4; Bas- krtial ' 3. 4 Junior Rolarian. THOL CHI’S: To figure out what I want in life and to le-« at It. FAYE McCOMlSKY Fa 514 Essex Ave. MEMORIES: DAVE 12 27 70; I. Fly; Barn; Dikes; That long bike ride; ask Dave: K.F.C. Happy Together; Merts Fuz y; ask Karen, only a movie. A’.K.. 1 tall W.G.G.G. Wingersheek; Ernie ‘an’l Bi ' my aunt? F.A.D?! Draws wet again? Muster 72 ; Grossman 2 nigs — ask Bev. THOUGHTS: Take love away from life; and you tak away its pleasures. J AMGs E MiCARTHY Jim 19 Errry Slni ' t MEMORIES Summertime. airr and Biui- — 10 2 (]9. tiT Che . Go Carts. 10 2 72. -45. Crane ' s Beach. Summer of 72. skiing. ACn mf-S AND HONORS: iJeui. Cxilonel 4. 1st place Individual Drill 3. 1-1 place platoon drill 3. 3rd pUre prur -4)uad 3. C Comp. Be-t Comp. 2. 3. Gn na- dters. A ademic Achievement Award. THOl CHTS‘ To lie verv -ucc« .sful in the future and a- happv a- 1 have been in the fta-l. ANN ELIZABETH McDKRMOTT New Way Une MEMORIES: 219 — just for practice. Did you order this rain? AYRI6? Cow, Fritz, Cow F.O. unexper ledly. G.G. Jonihari’s Harvest Don’t you eat your i(’ cream for breakfast, eandybar code, wise just ami good, you match well-nonsensical postcards — ask Al; gonna walk to town. ACTIVITIfS AND HONORS; Girls ' Drill Team. TIK)U(iHTS; Uj) ahead I see the future hut the future only blinds me, 70 JAYNE MARIE McKAY 624 Washington Street MEMORIES: H.S.A., 6 5 71, dunes N.H., ' 64 ' ' Nova. 4 legged friends! MeYacht!! swimming, ski- ing Gumb , GOOD THO!I! NWWGTGO — Nebu- vez jamais I ' eau ask Donna, the res.. Hey Murray!! ask S.D.S.. Whiplash! THOUGHTS: It’s nice sometimes to open up the heart a little and let some hurt come in. It proves you’re still alive.” (Rod McKuen) ROHIN Me(;ARY Wolf Mill MEMORIES Our Gang. ' No. 16 Brinirs .all, Gayr liriween |N ' ri KK, skiing. Our summer of ”70” drive to California, J B a ' k Gave, ehr« ' nng tryouts 1 and 2. our we4(H)n ask Josephine, long talks with Debbie, growing up with la e. .ACTIVITIE-S AND HONORS: Pep Club. THOl’GH ' rS: Life is what you make it; so make your life worth living. TWr BRIAN McKlNNON St. Louis Ave. VALERIE ROBIN MOJI.LIVARY Humphrey” 14 Trask Street Mh.MOHItV rz‘ n , Olil O, H H I j-k I’iuU. S� lrni |1| , a.k t.,ura. «kiinn. .kimlmtiK. Si IVl.. iliin I IkiKiin. BoMiin. wali-r Ik-iI. a.k Ann Klli n. Hlii with Rnk, Ia r. B.iOKn‘ Bf-lkinn THOlKiHTS; Tn fulfill m rar«« r � ilh ihi- airlin.-. anil In lin- my llf - In ihi- highi-«l ThiT.. l� nn r..ali ' r «nr mw than In ri ' iall. in miwry. llm limi. ninn � • Kim ha|ii y. Picture Not Available SCOTT MELLO Marble Rd. PETER MERCI RIO Merrk Pete 34 Washington St. MEMORIES: HcM ' key. Tennis, my guitar, my friends, the Bruins. Photography. Happiness is looking at the clock and having another two hours left in bed. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: National Honor Society. R.O.T.C. 2. Spanish Club 4. THOUGHTS: College. Cultivate good friends; you can’t gel along without them. PATRICIA K. McPHAIL Patti 4 Clay Court MEMORIES: Christmas 71 72, little room ask Diana. 65 Rambler. 14-14 ask Beany and Deb, YES I AM! aW86WGH. gym Bobbsie twins, long lonely highway, subways, finding Brookline. Do they wear? ask Janine EGS cops RUN! long rides with Dawn, long talks with Di. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club; Flicker Staff; Junior Volunteer. DUARTE MEDINA 56 Friend St. 71 IXAW U 01 IT kim ' NrrrI T. - 1 U rj, Skniv:. n. UUV T ' ‘J. Bl Bi ' . fH.lM ' . t ' m M nvu- • 4. ■ ' � ■ |« . Kf rv V!in% I ' mrrs. H ' ■ I in N H, n� i� ktr Ji Sjli-luin, ■ Brj,h 8 ami 2 TJ. PrniinMr !- kH T U 1 C, Blur Rmvm 5 6 rj, B.M Pal. fk- T. O . MTI rriK N0 HONORS Oav. Sr. irtan I. 2 THlH OHTS Nr rr pa ' ihrxHi h that lon t. lonrk -v � 1 ■ . rr- IK iHt rmi. Picture Not Available U - don ' t need a ha[ Tonc, Jason! ROBKRT MITCHF.U. 8 Waml. k Rcl. MKMOKIKS: . fay 15 H.S.T. anil the Irain ride, (ilravv a rirw onr) F () K and Daruinfi on the chicken shack roof. Miisir, sports, polilirs talilr. heH ' ki ), Paula. (Not m n-ssarily in that ordrr). THOUGHTS: Krrp your head and don’t worry about anything, it’s thi gn-atosl mental and physi- cal health plan known to man. CHHISTOPUKR MONDRLLO Chris 10 Mondello Square MKMORlt ; My Blonde, Summer of ”72, 17th Birthday. The first time. Rust Island, Long Beach, MacDonalds, sspecially Stage Port Park, My friendly Manchester Cops. The times 1 said Wait ril fie there. Here she comes. The Boulevard. My dependafde h ' ord f ftone ( ' .alls at the Garage. Boston, Kriday Nile Back Shore. A(n ' IVn ' lES AND HONORS: R.O.T.C. THOlKiHTS; To make the one I want happy. BRUCE MITCHELL Picki ' ring St., E sex MARK MOUNTAIN Maypo, Farquar 14 Spring Street MKM0RIF:S: DEBBIE, Car[.entry shop, room 311. cars, ' 69 Bonneville, The Stairs. Beverly — Salem, ask IVh. Jelly Rolls (;.-ek Geek! A(TIVITIP:S and honors: sleeping. THOlKiHTS: To be what I am. for that is all lhal I will I ' ver be. Jl DITH MONDELI ) Judy 9 Mi.— rirdo Square MEM iRIK’ BuUh 6 1 72. f unkm f inut� . Summer ' . ’ -k Karen, R m k| r� ri, Sunday. ' Phe - 4 %or� eite. Tke Pi| , 4 k Karen arwl (Jaudu. THCr: OHTS 7- G happy 72 TIMOTHY MOONI AIN Tim 135 Ml, n.asani Avr, MKMOHIKS: Ctirnl G. ) l 70; K H I. HOUSK a k And ; Friday and Sal. nilr - a’-k Slrve; ai k Crorm ' aparlmnil — Boston Triumph GT-6; Mimnu’r of ”71’ ai«l ”72;” Winjtarrshrfk Privair Kml; Burn! Try again. 7 ' H()l’(iHTS; To make my par« nls be‘lie v« I ' m a n‘sponsiidr pe ' rson. Take- things as lhe are-. PAIH. MIK FOHI) 1()0 Jeihn Wl A e . F.SM-X MKMORIKS; Kore-ign and sports -ars; Ooshy. Stills. Nash and Yening; Finding a true- e ' om|ian- ion for my spirit and lo le-i he-r know. A(TIVIT1KS AND HONORS: Sawyer M.--lal (Fre-shinan) Ye ar: N H S. Junieir Roiarians. THOUGHTS: To Find The- Othe r Life- The- B -t le-r Life- -Availalile- Tei Us To Be Fre-e- In The- l.anel Of The- Fre-e-. Se-an h feir the- hielde-n me-an- ings in life-. JO-ANN MUISE Jo- 17 Proe tor Slre-e-t MEMORIES; Carlos; Pinkie and Blackie; friends Sum- mer of ”70:” driving and parking; old limes: having fun and enjoying myself: making people happy: to love and be lo ed — espe-eially by him. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Junior Volunteer at A.G.H. THOUGHTS; To do what I want to do and to make the pe-ople I love happy. Love means never having lo say you ' re sorry. ROBERT MUISE Bob” 25 Rogers Street MEMORIES; Thespians, Acting I. Oral Interp; ask Diane. HR. 345. Having a friend like Diane Tomer, working at CCE ask Vincent. Ah Wilderness ask Alex. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Thespians 1, 2. 3. 4 International Thespians 4. THOUGHTS; To help even one person as I ' ve been helped through G.H.S. because Everyone excels in some one thing well, some in many.” RICHARD T MUISE Mooky. Mooky the Magic ian” 28 Washington Stpiare MEMORIES; JANICP:. Ela., Sgis. Party 71. 72 73 ' General Glover. Nov. 7. 70, 700 bills Super 88, S.M.L. Rm. 311. Drags, Mr. Hinkley. Rabbit ask Jan- ice, Bugs. 102. tires ask Joe. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Freshman baseball, bas- ketball J.V. basketball. Varsity year too numerous lo mention. THOUGHTS; Don ' t get your tires at Rocky Neck. ANN BRIDGET MULLEN Phlos Lookout Road MEMORIES: ' Well if that ain’t something! Keeper ask Dottie, Had to be there. Pigs ask Mary. S.D. Ilb gal don’t ask Me-nts! Swear to God. Tapes ask Debbie To Two.” Florida, Parties Breakfast with Bob, B.B. and Bets ask Donna. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: I.W.W.. I.D.D.A., I..B.T. Club. THOUGHTS: To be as kind a person as my mother, and have my father’s ambition. WALTER MURPHY JR. Gump” Murph” 48 Harrison Ave. MEMORIES; Hockey. ' 66 Chevy, Hefty Women. Getting in, Shawno’s Suds,” ask Glenn, 53” G.M.C. Pocomturk 72. Take a cab. Halloween ’72 ask Friendlies. Lynn Arena. Mills Bridge,” Ladies Gun” ask Steve. Woo. Far Out. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1, 2 THOUGHTS: To have two true friends in my life- time. DANIEL J. MURRAY JR. Dan 29 Trask Street MEMORIES: Money, sports, food, sleep, vactions. my own car, getting into a good colh ge, happy feeling. Three Stooges, more money and its bene- fits. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: St. Peter ' s High, Basketball. Baseball. Hockey (tryouts). National Honor Society. THOUGHTS: To get through college and build a stable future. To live in style. 73 k RVN Ml RR Mv 4, 4lhj 03 u . Vr S( MlMoRUii MIU5. TKirtv jivi. Ciml Thr Rr Tr r«4nu«s. vDS. SKf ilj. U 4 cr� 4% j� rrM n. ji«-L i4� r PB -:M s- lTI rm ND HONORS Pr,. I ' Jub, Honor Bum •TV. - T%(v I. n � irvK H R Rrp S ph Jr THl ' l 4. ' � HTS T - hTH-xviw 1 oh� rl offn ' or m thr Picture Not Available EDWARD NEAL Sar se. Spike 15 VJ r ' siern Ave., Essex MEMORIES: Cars. GirU. R.O.T.C.. ESSEX. Band. Grenadier Footliall. X ' ar an Obsession of Man. G.S. 400 — Ernie ' s Carpie’s Velte — Truck Driv- ers — Graduation. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: BAND 1. 2. 3. 4. 3rd Place Prize Squad 2. Commander Band Prize Squad 3. Flag Day Detail 1. 2, 3. Band Executive Officer. THOUGHTS: To 1« as good a mechanic as my father. ALAN NEWMAN 141 Essex .Ave. JOY ANN NELSON Butch 13 Exchange St. MEMORIES: Maine ask Karen. Freshman yr. 222. Rulers and yardsticks. Rm. 345. O.F. Lunches ask Kathy, those bags ask A M. Gum Machine. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Homeroom Rep. Soph. THOUGHTS: To find that certain person. To make my mother proud of me. The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. GERALD NEWMAN Jerry 2 Walker Ct. MEMORIES: Sue. Lisa, The Judge. Washington. M.H.I,., R. and C.. 12th, Sgt’s Party, Grenadier Practice. LG. MR.. Street Hockey at Weasel’s S.G.S. ask Hinsey, Jim, Mike. It only a movie. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Cadet Colonel. Boys’ State. E ' lag D -lail. Grenadiers. Commander 1st Place Platoon Drill, 3rd Plaie Prize Squad, 3rd Placr Individual Drill. Outstanding Junior Cadet. Acad« mic Achievement Award THOUGHT’S: To be one jump ahead rf the next guy. WILLIAM MCKKR.SrA Barney 65 Siory Si.. E ex MEMORIES Flo Man in HancAer. Seg ln in der m •ee ubfi. nding. radio. Berlin pie|ende gegen die Sf«ni h Acre ' (hit in the Bay in the Baruru Barge ■ ith Dan ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Che Qob 2. 3. 4. Vue Prei-f-- ' IVvU Ke Ver� -in 2. -3. i. R fj T C- IjeuI C ‘ Squad. PUlo� n T rill. Juni und Juli IVT2 in HaATAer. f nnany. TH ' KTS To - ' .rTeihirig of my� e|f MATTHEW W ILLIAM NAVES Hilly ' 131 Fjst Main Street MEMORIF.S: Pat; 62 Plymouth. 10 1 71. Glouce -ter Gadget. Beaudelte’s Service Station. Sin ker for Punish- m« nl. 66 Nova. Headgaskeis till (iam. Ask Tim. 63 VETTF. 12 27 72, Duncan. Oklahmna, thove .337 ' s, New Ejigland Dragvsay. 10 DAYS .AT .A(iH, Rockport ' s Rip .Artist. Making heatlband . Vetles dragsliTs arul Pal get along together, THOUGHT v: To run at every dragstrip in the country. 74 JOHN GERARD OLIVER JR Do Johnny Scronny. 288 Western Ave. MEMORIES: Chinaport with Zip and Jeff, Devens Marshfield. Hockey. Street hockey over weasePs V ’atching Joey and Mike. Hockey School. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1. 2. 3 Hockey; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; R.O.T.C. 2. 3, 4. 1st place ii Haskell, 2nd Prize Squad 2. 3; Platoon drill, Crenadi ers. THOUGHTS; To always remember that Pm an Ameri can first. GENEONEIL 59 Prospect St. DAVE O’CONNOR Dam (3e.ir iev� m ' . DAVID II OI.IVKR Dave 25 Story St,, E«e, MEMORIES. Donna I 0 20 72 ' What Tevl ' ‘I’ll take you on’’’ Spike? ask P l. Clainlown U.S.A Munit h or Hu� l. ACnVITIE-S AND HONORS Hand 1-4, Com niander 4. Cadet Major, Pn e Squad .3rd plate, Superior Junior Cadet 3 (irenatlier ,3, Ativistir to iXiuble ( St|ua i, ( errnari Club 2-4 Vice- Pri ident 4. German Club Kami .3. 4. Hrass Choir 4. THOUGHTS: To always remember that I’m an •American first. MARK OLIVER Mar. us. Oily Story St. Essex MEMORIES: Kathy, THE BAND. My bip white chevy, wrestling at the garden. Playing hearts. What’s Trump” H.F., Stan the man. Spanish club. Are you my frienti? ask Darrel. Three Stooges. Halftime. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: R.O.T.C.. Band Spanish club, Pre.sident, Senior Representative to student coun- cil, Prize Stjuad Individual Drill. Platoon. Drill Compe- tition, Superior Junior C,adet. Senior Homertmm repre- sentative Fort Devens Trip. German club. Hanil, Puffy’s Orchestra. THOUGHTS: To be a General (nuisaiue). RICHARD OLSON 33 W ' ashington St. MEMORIES: Field Trips with H.F. Big Jim’s class. My table in the library. ACTIVITIF AND HONORS: .Advisor to the M-hool committee. 3. 4. Student (xmncil 3. 4. Student Faculty Advisory Committii , 2. National Honor Socii’ty, 4. Stu- dent Sch iol G)mmitt -«‘ on St. Gov. Day Political Action Club. 4. R()T(‘ Platoon Sgl. THOUGHTS: To be successful in whatever endeavors I become involved with. PAUL OSBORN Ozzie, one more part 9 Lufkin St. Essex MEMORIES: Friday and Saturday nights Conomo Point, Esex. Give me a break!!! Seven days a week. Ask Bouchie, Sports cars. Thompson Acad- emy. THOUGHTS; To live a long and meaningful life. LISA PALAZOLA 15 Riggs St. MEMORIES; GREEN — California — south of the border — (1 23 70), rabbi ' s ride, Figleave’s and Statnes, 4 3 72, Wendy ' s Remedy. J’s Har- vest. 1 ysp, 2 99. Food Ann. food. lb? 5 19 72. Tasmanian. 7th Floor Sterns. Summer 72, ETHAN. THOUGHTS: Existence precedes mi-aning. 75 NUTHbVl I P lA Ol ■TilUwa IT Ml. «-rtu� n Sirrrt MtMORU:S Hr - V S«mmrf ' TI TJ. BS ami T . TKr Brz ■ R ' V ' . rraM ' tivl, Ntjnawa . Thr in.i R CB jtHi KS 7J rj Ml Harr ‘ ' - - . « lk OU -- B I a ' ' , hul and iHr unh dir a Sir r fc ' il ' 1 nnw xunMi mi:hl on thr bra h v iih Ry Ilh- T lAV I M (TU. BS. T2). J C. . S A . -p- • R THlH OKTS Grab il � � hrn ii b . it ma not j� ass ' . � a« CHRISTINE PASCUCCI Chris 989 Washinglon Street. MEMORIES: Joe — 3 21 72, ihe Honul; z-28-4 71; B and E — ask D ‘bhie; Corvettes — 7 20 71; San Pedros; Pits and Parties; C.H.P. — Bev- erly — 3 ' -k Bugga; 11 11 70 — ask Teri; The hill; S.F.P. — ask Joe; Dietrich’s; doubling — ask Ann. THOUGHTS: To find in myself that which I admire in others. Tomorrow sees the things that never came today. HERBERT P. STAGAL Herbie 101 heeler Street MEMORIES: Girls, especially Robin; My Pal. The Mdls; Mustang .390. Racing; Dikes Meadow ask Jo«‘. Kndicott Oilh-ge on weekends. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Student Supply Shop. THOUGHTS: To make life w � rlh living. ROBERT PARSONS Rob 2 Colburn Street MEMORIES: C.E.G., Bridgewater, .A.T.. Skimo- bling. The Market. Darby. Squam Rock. Long talks with Faulky, Swimming. Good old Griffin. .ACTIVITIhS AND HONORS: Ring off grounds and not getting caught. Parking in the teachers row. THOL ' GHTS: To do what I want, where I want — When I want, and to just B ’ Myself. Love is a Trembling Happiness (;kegg parsons ! k) ’ashington Street MEMORIES: Tin- parties. The tapes — that’s too st ' cretly; Doody — ' ho ' s Hughy ' The Waikiki Masa«d. ask D« nny. Bi-verly Dances — ask Curt. Recondol The times with Sue 5 5 72! Yes MacD- onahl’s ' ' : ' The Opel! AITIVITIES AND HONORS: R.O.T.C. Band IL Chess Club 1. Platoon Drill 2, 3. 1st Sgt. Indian Gap. Flicker Staff 4. (LS. — C.A.M. THOUGHTS: To make it and be liappy. Beat ’em to it. JOANNE PAYNfrrrA MELINDA PAXSON Lindy 125 Wheeler Street MEMORIES: 10 28 72; love of mankind and my Creator — ask Him; the joy, joy. — ask any- body; H« ' ck and associates. Oh. rny; Thank you. Ms, Mills. AfTIVITIF AND HONORS: National Honor Society; Sawyer Medal; French III Book Awarii; Student Council — I; Class Re[ resentative — 1; Chorus — 1; Track Team — 3; Commander of basketball te-am — 1 . THOUGHT’S: On (ihrist the solid rock 1 stand, all other ground is sinking sand. Picture Not Availcble SHARON I.. PERKINS R.S.G.P. 4 Day Court MEMORIES; New Year’s Eve 69. New Year ' s Eve 71 (jddila. . ask Walter. Hair 70 in 3 hr . and i rides ask Bob and I c e. l.H.O, ask Ting, Party at N.H, — ask Tracy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep (Tub. Christmas Play 72 I W W. 1 D.D.N THOLC.HT ' S: To do things that interest me. Never allow your drcMins to get out of reach. 7 , cnn IS m ' KHs (lurl ns (!hrrr Si. MK-MOKIflS; 610 SirpH, Summer 72 Scr Party 71. 72. (;.i.h1 H.irhor. Chu k l(W.. { ' .ape ( ' o(! 2. ' 5(X)56. Halifax a k Hoh, While Ml - . ACnVITIK-S AND HONORS: ROTC 2. 3. 1. 2nd I.!. Platoon Drill. THOlKiHTS: To heeome an anhilecuiral en«i- neer. What you an in (ioil’i i(ift to you. W3jal you make of yourself is your gift to God. Picture Not Available GRRGORY PIERCE Fearcy Pieney 339 Western Avenue MEMORIES: A Harley 74’. 17 Cole Ave.; week- ends. THOUGHTS: To own one dozen Harley 74’s. Never drink the last beer. ROBERT PLACE 279 Wa.shington St. DAVID ROBERT PERRI(;0 ■ rile little old wiuMleutter ’ ‘ ■1 Weniern Ave.. Esmx MKMORII ' -S; Thr.iiri . Revolution, Music, Bab- bling brooks, sailing, grassy meadows. Freak Phi- losopieys. skiing, camping, wearing sneakers. ACnVITIF S and HONORS: Thespians, half term student council. ’Populaci . THOlKiH ' l ' S: For my heart to be my only hmm — unless it rains” Your chance for success is U ' tter if you don ' t insist on saying on stage.” JOHN PETERSON 35 Decatur St. Enter, if you Dare. KIM PHILBROOK Boobs. Dimples 42 Eastern Ave. MEMORIES: Big Buy at Richdales, 6 16 72; ask Dave, Camp Cedar, 72; Last Supper at Sword and Shield, O’No. It ' s gonna! Tues. A.M.; ask Charlie; Slack Time; Barney’s Party; S.F.P.S. Halloween Night. 72. Terry. .ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football. 1. 2, 3. 4.: Football Camp, 2, 3. 4,; Hockey. 1, 2. 3. 4; Scholar .Athlete. THOUGHTS: Keep my head held high no matter how many mistakes I make. 77 Al.KWNDKR K Pl.KSS Slnvl MPMORIK. ' Wa . IikIii of im lifr. BtMon srrvv. M Palnot. lh« Pim ami K-� lrrn Poinl, aroumf ihr Ku k hon Dass of Kulur( ' PaM AniMTlf i AM HONORS Th. pian-. 2, 3. 4 I ' .S P S . 1 R V Ijfo S ' oul. Sa%s ,T Mrdal 2 fiar- ar f Prt c Btx ' k. Junior Rolarian. THOU ' .HTS: Mmr Mari.n: Qurllr rsl la moral.-? la- Pompu-r C ' f l a ou dr la irtujvrr. lonrsr.i, 1 C nlatrirr ChaiiNr GKH POMMCT ti- ' lrm « nur MLMORIKS XJi; 8-25 70. I v|jp N Y. — ihr olk ' ' «a| m flip ra - ! Salishur — • u..rk‘ Uork’ TFD R-v.-rK — Ihh. S� rf ’ Thr Hrntacr Crnirr. W “ Muslang. ihr Hampton Brarh Thr Xa . ” ”ls that al_ i (crt THOl CUTS; To in hu- ' inr for and to Rukr m family proud of mr. t.ivr for loda brcau-tf nu) nr rr comr. P A I LA PI MA Tr m Tin . Puf iral. ‘’P.mmadernrr ' 41 Mansfirld Sirrot MEMORIES: Summer 71. 2 71 - 2 72. Talks and Trar� � Mlh SpidrII. Man- firld at 9. Irr-v|idinp ask Elirn and Laz. Lmp alk . G.H.B,. B.U.; S.F. ' ' Hrliropirr 6 22 72 Nrilr Bloomrr- a-k Caih CL ' 4D Bruins Gam - Chrrrinp. Fl . ask Janr. Holly Jolly Tap� lry. ACnUTIES AN[) HONORS: r.h«- -rlrad -r 3 and 4; 0 CafKain } THOUGHTS All ' Htiops Must Pa.j’ TINA QUINCE f) Addison Sim-t MEMORIES: Smnmrr of 71. Iialy. ask ( onnir, wild PAR ' I ' lES, llic old panp ask Cirri, loop talks ask M.iryAnn. A.fi.H.. Who hurnl ihr rahi- nrls? ask iTo. Would you likr to danr.-, Mr. V.? 10 27 72. THOlKiH ' I ' S: To rrarh thr HEIGHT of happi- nrss. GEADYS PURDY MEMORIF„S: Mikir — 3 29 71. S.P. 72 ask May That nil -. Rt. 114 Drivr-in. ask Pally and Mary ( o fasirr.” ask !. • ■, Hi ma. ask Nancy Hry, you k� � I any? ask IVhln - arul Judy. G.R. B BIiMk l ' m hunpry! — So what rls«- is nrw? ACTIVrriLS AND Hf)N0HS: IVp Cluh. Ty(.inp Award 2. Shorthand 1 Awani. 3. THOUGirrS: To artomplish somrihinp y � u have to iK-pin first! CYNTHIA L. POWELL Cindy 27 Haskell Street MEMORIES: Ken. 7 23 71, Happy reunions — sad goodhyes. Summer of ’71. 10 30 71, long walks, Dodo. the hearh at midnight. 12 25 71, Wild goose- chases. ACriVlTIES AND HONORS: Student Council. Flicker Staff. Typing Award, Shorthand Award, Honor Busi- ness Club. THOUGHTS: To live life, not merely exist. RALPH PUNDT Rolph 654 Western Avenue. Magnolia MEMORIES: People, life, traveling. hoaUs, my van. girls, the ocean, partying. J.F. the Bug. tu ks, singing Happiness is yelling, screaming, and just being free. Happiness is a hassle free school year. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Being free, playing mub- ley p -g 4 sb ' cping 1, 2, 3. having fun 4. THOUGHT’S: To meet as many inten-sting people and plai i-s as possibb- — to never get pinned down in a joli or situation that I can’t enjoy, Man needs only one thing in life Madness for without it he never dares br« ' ak the ropes to be free. 73 [W.m J QI INN [Vl . 1 1 tIamfMirn Str� Tl MKMORIf (VioWr Q. 107U RICHIK; y,vt vmh: (3H- V 1); 1 Ium . ' ’snmnuT 71. 72” Mirpri.M ! 5 27 72; jlnuv i Thrrrsi;” nalks aiul lalk ”aj� k Fran;” rxplain A(m ITIF. ' i AND HONORS: Girls G nmasli H iram; National Honor So ' iri . THOrCHTS: I l«’lir r in iho sun. • rn nlirn its not � hiniii|t ' 1 tM ' lirvo in linr. %rn mHoii I ' m alonr. I brlir 4 ' in Gmi. ( V( n Hhrn Ht is silriit. RONALD M. REARDON JR. Ron 35 East Mam Strcfl MEMORIES: The gang at thr Depot; June 10. ' 73; Mug-up; Vor Company; Print Shop; Vcl« ran s Day Assembly. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: President of B m Frank- lin Club; Platoon Sergeant A Company; Freshman J. V. football. THOUGHTS: To live a healthy and wealthy life. DEANN READER Bebe Wolf Hill Road MEMORIES: Horses; summer of 71 ' ; G.H.B.; walk- ing 9 28 72; threesome; 360; L.Z.; Neal; B.S. and W.B.; sure; S.F.P.; EATING AGAIN!; Wally and Tom, ask Traci. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls Basketball 1; Homeroom rep 1. 2. 4; Flicker Staff; Sr. Usherette. THOUGHTS: To see with my eyes what is beautiful; Know in my mind what is right; and in my heart to love what is (rue. SUSAN 01 IRK Sue 20 ( rern St MFMOHIKS: That .enam Mmi.-.me. H 10 72. ghetti; 2 a.m walk, atk I.ee. a •al M n ' ' ' S.F P . U ( . Rnnns; iIiom- fighl«. .lok Turk, fighting with hi« ttrak, ask Monsie; llio«« ' long talks. a� k f ar . the dead ktuk shift, ask Bobby A ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Pep ilub. n.H.rmj.ier assinianl. Senior lIomenKmi Reprf «entati e THOUGHTS: To berome a nurse and to U- able to turn today’s dri’ams into tomorrow ' s reality To err i« human, to forgive in divine. MARK RADOSLOVICH 77 Mt. Pleasent Ave. MEMORIES: Photography; leather crafts; camping in the rough; and a little of every thing. THOUGHTS: To do whatever I can. Everybody hears a different drummer. RAMONA RAYMOND Mona 1 Maple Street MEMORIES; F. J. M.: 10 24 70; parties; my dream D.R.B.; S.F.P.; Big times; he’s charming; I ' m only kidding; S.D.S; ask Karen; kissin cousin’s, ask Wally; best friends; Maria and Teri; Rockport, a.sk Maria; Beverly, ask Bob and Sharon. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Office help for Mr. Bradstrect. THOUGHTS: Remember the sun doesn ' t always shine. REGINALD RANDAZZA Rcggii- 36 Granite Street MEMORIES; Tennis; Golf; skiing; Austria; Stage Fort Park; so you like fruit, ask Bob; Did the F.B.I. call; payment plan; York Steak House; rain at Burnham ' s field; I think you had too much to drink; get a job. THOUGHTS: Further my education; to belong to the F. B. I. and to make my mother proud of me. DARRYL RE 11 Feniey Road MEMORIES: God; Country; my family; my friends; memory of my brother Randy; wrestling; June 23. 1955 El Olympoca; chief Jay Strongbow; War Dance; COco Butt; New England W ' halers; 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme; Baseball; St. Louis Blues; Space Exploration. Sports; The Moon; West Gloucester; wist. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: ROTC; Color Guard; Academic Achievement Award from ROTC; 1st Lieutenant. THOUGHTS: To enjoy life. Never lose faith in what you believe in. 79 1 VN KKUT SI K W VI Cton Si MOKl ■S n. l.ONO ulkv. Summer o( %• KOU.K Bb VK f-hrv ulk lo n r V. r --S B� � ' t..n SI NSbTS ' i quirl NDHiAi RS pKk«r. avMvum N H • r fY 4 jr . DnV Tejm, Ser anl. Bejotm. Homr- — - ■ r.xmnj ' � lu ' . K S . junior olun- T - ‘ P ' I? a ' V.lion. TIH ■ i.HTS To to mv hju is Ih-auIi r- «hjl 1 ' Inie; m hejirl. to lo r Al.ISON ROBKRTS 43 Surnncr Si. MKM()RIES: Music, any sport — (iiri’s Rooms (ask anyone) Girl Scouts. ROTC, people. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Basketliall. Softball teams. Tri-town Symphony. Cape Ann Youth Orchi ' s- tra. Charter memher of girls in ROT( ' hami. Ro«-kport U-gion Baml. German club band. Double G Sijuail. G.S., Representative to Puerta Rico. BSA Mi-dical Group. Cafeteria Worker. Chorus, Open Campus « om- mittee. THOL ' GH ' FS: l.ife is not measured by the time we livi . KENNETH RENAI.I- S Bu v. Bu wald S3 Cheery St. MEMOIHES: Elm Street, (Jreen ( ' � rass. Hut Lvnnl; Instant friemls; MAYAl.I. 10 18 72; 325; Previn. J. Mitehel; ' an Roiik Mina Rot Heimlein; Asimov, friemls at tin lanal; Blues; Oerner ' s, mima. smiling. Sunshine. Morris and Bones, Making and faking music. ' rilOl Kiln ' S: If it ' s alive. Kill it. If it’s dead. Eat it. GLENN RICHARDS FREDERICK C. ROWE Ricky. Rick 79 Westi-rn Ave, Essex MEMORIES: f 1 P ' ord, Down the Drain. cribbage, Typhoo, canu ra.s. The country cluli. (iraduation. The camp site, (iandlewood Youth hootball 72. ACnVITIE-S AND HONORS: Football I. ROTC. THOlKiH ' I ' S: ' I’o luTome a millionaire. Whal Itois on at those meetings?? ANN KOHKRTS lAirty •■|Vir I IVrl.) St Ml MltHtC-, Thr ul my lilr .,lh hMm. ft 12 70 ri . i-fY ler . ■- F P , lOr goi raughi ' Ml ■ : irwl trar j k Brud. K f C, • Ro. sit- Mr S.. nighi . X ma 70. M-. N H 9 22 72 ■ TnmE- AND HONORS H-.-.rma-ter ' . ’H ' ' ‘ GM ' P ' To jM h4rr jnd have � irenglh to ' T;- dmrf, ' . ppiOf“- l e ome reality. 80 DENISE MARIE SAMPSON Dec 36 Vallt ' ) Roatl MEMORIES: Moff — Cheryl, McDonalds. What is the meaning of this? ask Dodi or Kathy, Hola hola hola. Deb’s carTopsfield. those Friday nights. Stonehedge?; Thi‘ bootlegging business Marci. Harry’s colony. Keep Quiet. Fran. digou-WFL good times, old friends . . . ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Typing award. National Honor Society. Beacon Staff. THOUGHTS: Life is what you make it; enjoy it while It’s here. JOSEPH SANTAPAOLA FRANK SARATO E rn.ikie. R.i-njue R Orchard St. MEM0RIE:S: OJI, Hoho� . Celtics. Hnnn«. City champK ’70. J.C.’s Parly. Summer of ’72. a k (� .m o. MBS(X ' . one night .it Friendly’ ? ask D.mny, the King, the Y.” the corner. E ,I,N,I), the big ”G.” Green MonHtem, Summer of 70. ACnVITIELS AND HONORS: Freshman ami Junior Varsity Basketball. THOUGHTS: P T.A.W B.B.A.F A. ■ Hincia! . Slasslissastunatio!” ' ’Palala Sas� i a” Bunga. Bunga. Bunga” ”Hey Goombah (H.FNN RYERSON .W Mapl.-uoo.i Ave ( le ar’ MEMORIES Basketball. porls, eookoi Indian Rock, S.F.P., biill lalk ' , with l).ne have won a trip to Ilonevmoon Haven, C.EM ho hey gtvi ' fs. I think I made a mistake. ’73. ACnVITIKS and HONORS: Basketball. C lain 3. THOUGHTS: To thank those people who he through life. link o-caii Ip im JAMF S SAMPSON 36 Valley Rd. Picture Not Available SALVATORE SANTUCCIO Cotton 36 Hesperus .Ave MEMORIES: Athletics. Battle of toothpaste Camp’s Millbrook to Cedar. S.D.O.M.I, Martha’s Party. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Camp Millbrook and Camp Cedar. R.O.T.C. 2. THOUGHTS: To travel around the U.S. and Europe (and see as mui h as possible). Do all you can. to be the best of what you are, and what you do. ROBERT SARGENT LESLIE SAROFEEN Rob. Sarge Hillside Road Thurston Road MEMORIES: Steph. 9 18 71. wings Halloween ■71. ' 61 Chevy. The Mills. ’660. 0.. AA?FC, hide the Fritos, 389 c.i.d.. Sleeping, Yellow Banana, ask Steph. Chevy eats Ford, T.A.J., A.M.F. another sub. ask Nancy, EATING, Hike the ball, ask Steve Building it up ask Ed. 454 Chevelle. Pickin ' blueberries, Stawberry Hill. THOUGHTS: You can’t win them all. 81 I KROb N II Burtih-- N ARTHUR SAWYER Sooky 11 Clarendon Street MEMORIES: Down Rocky Nerk. G2, HIGH STREET. Lohsterinp In the summer. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Carpentry Shop Gloucester Vocational School. THOUGHTS: To be the Best Trawler in Glouces- ter. Chin Up — Chest Out. BARBARA StHLICHTE Barhie fii U Ilham St. MEMORIES C A N PT M bn) China PaM (a� k -T ' ipplie pi - aiuin ' (aik Sue) Rhu- = .. Gartiair ' - t -b) (a� k Alec) - .k S - ki| ACTIVITIES AND HONOR Th .pun. Ill Interna- •— .1 TT ; IV Girl- Gymrij ' !; ' team I. Pep 8 U ' h t ut liffimaiut H 72. ' T� . r ' - rr :-j| theatre. To make T HOPE -iPRINGS E ' lT.RNAE RHONDA SAVOIE Roinjiing Rhonda. Rota-Rooter. Roeger 58 Western Ave. Essex MEMORIES: JOEY. Xmas 72, Hamilton. Yogi. AUSTRIA. MAGNOLIA, B.C. JOANN: TEN YEARS AITER. May 10. Nov. 25, Summer 71- 72. July 14, 72, Tavern Maine, July 14. 76. No. Andover. P.B, 10 13 72, Cape 72. New York 70 Talks Cin, Waik Jean. THOUGHTS: ... and they packed me off to school and they taught me how not to play their games. PATRICK JOSEPH SCALLI Pat- 19 Linwood Place MEMORIES: Mareie, 9 972. Lynn Arena at 3 A.M. Clima Club, Austria 2 72. St. Peters. Little Green Martians. Speak To Me? Ferrari ' s, The Great Marine Disaster. Lanesville — The Bridge. Who died? Bunny Pajamas. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Soccer ■ 2. 3. 4 ■ Track 2, 4. - ROTC ■ Platoon Leader Prize Squad. THOUGHTS: Life ' s Decisions must be made by yourself. Take them right, you only live once. KAYE L. SAUNDERS ,5 bnidall Street MEMORIT : Good Harbor Bcai li — summer of 69, 70. 71. ami 72 — K.C.W.T.B.M.; 4 stiches — ask Audrey. M.J.. or Vonette’; Kanm’s party, ask Steph (Harry and Moc) Drive-In’s with A.S.. G.P.. and L.S.; Parties 10 23 71 — MAINTAIN! S.M.L. — favorites! ACTIVITIHS AND HONORS: Type I and II awards Shorthand 1 award. THOUGHTS: Everybody has to be sotiiebody to some- lK)dy to be anybody. ANNETTE SCOLA 53 Warner Street MEMORIES: JIMMY; walks to Friendly ' s — ask Deb- bie; Howie’s pas. Dunkin Donuts, Bowling Alley — ask Howie; Summer of 72 — Bi-ach Boy’s Concert — ask Dana; b-nnie’s room — blasting music, weird .sayings on walls — ask Butch; relaxing visits to Fit Hugh I..ane — ask Dana. THOUGHTS: To marry the « ne I love and raise a fam- ily, 82 PAIHICI V SKl.U; Kiii ” 15 Monoalr w. MKMOHIK t SiimmiT of ( ) ; New March 26. 72 NHSP; Mat Donalil ' s tiirlsrooni; A lri| lo MacI)ona) in a hoal? ush la r or Satiil), Rl. 114 Drtvr-In; 8 26 72: skiinf: ask Mar Skating lynn; The Res; private sole t)f Wingjn heek. Sleeping oul ask Sheila; SI)S — ask Karen. AtTIVITlMS and HONORS; Type I. Pep Cluh. SlmleiU S -i relary . THODCH ' ns; Today is tomorrow ' s memory as tomorrow is today’s future. JAYNK MARIK SKRRIN Payne. Mouse) :K 8 Kssex Ave. MKMORIh„S: Maryland ' 71. the 22 ami 16 room mansion m Cumherland; Rainhow ‘70 lo ' 72; Springfield 71-72 suhs; Hosion Raiiiing again?; New York City. Jesus Joy 72. 1 28 71 at 1():. ' M) pm; Saturdays at H I ( ; lidks ahoul love and menmries; 3 17 71 at 7:30: Jim and Steve. THOUGHTS: laive forgets mistakes; Nagging ulioiit th( m, parts the hest of friends. K.ATHRYN M. SHANAHAN Kathy 13 .Abbott Road MEMORIPIS: Phil 10 11 69. The Schoolyard. Long talks — ask Tom. 10 28 72 W.P.. Here ' s to Bruce!!! Get a hold of yourself, ask Diana, S.D.S. — ask Karen. HEY? 1 forgot. Did you see him Patti, The train, ask Diana. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Typing Award. Home Room Rep. Student Secretary. THOUGHTS: To live today and be free; to Love tomor- row and be happy. NINA SHARAMITARO 14 Haskell Street MEMORIES: Crane ' s Corkscrew; Brown; You need gas or you ' ve got gas? Sweellips Crazes: Poor Housewife. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: 2nd grade silver bell THOUGHTS: To work with kids. ROBERT SHEA Bob. Shi 729 Washington St. MEMORIES; Getting Crazed. J-bars, Bushman, The VENT, lb ' s. Street Meet; Box Lunch. Dec. 12 — ask Harry; MOONS — ask MaryLou; Busied Graduation Day 17 Che stnut St. Commit- ting HORROR! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Soph. Student Fac- ulty Advisory Committee. THOUGHTS: To have an everlasting stash. Keep looking back. BARBARA SHEEDY Barb 6 Rocky Neck Ave. MEMORIES: Summer of 72; walking - 9 28 72; vet and M.G.; socca; G.H.B.P.L; threesomes; 3-31-34 how ' d we do?; P.T. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club; JR. and SR. Usherette; Cyo, treasurer; Open Campus sec- retary. THOUGHTS: To live my life as I believe and to be satisfied in the end. Remember thoughts are birds of space and cannot survive in cages of words. DEBORAH A. SHARAKY D.-bbie 23 Acacia Street MEMORIF.S: J.D.Y. 9-7-71; the donut; the while house; San Pedros; T.D.N.H..A.L.H. rabbits at 4:30; Chevy II; B and E — ask Chris; 7-1-72; spent • ask Bugga; 9-30-72; pita and parlies; electrocuted! - ask Almy; How you gonna ad? THOUGHTS; To go placidly amid the noise and ha ' le and remember what peace th -re may be in silence. Don’t let it bring you down . . . DAWN MARIE SH.ATFORD Flume Rd.. Magnolia MEMORIES: 4 4 70!, concerts. The Slones, Magno- lia Square. PARTYING!, the island. Melanie. Indulg- ing!. summers. Stooges. 4 7 72, .Austria 72. the lieach. joy riding, MOONSHADOW?. laughs!!! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls ' Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; sophomore homeroom representative, M.K.D..A.L? THOUGHTS; You ' ve got to get close lo it, Alt! 83 u n sHinns 14 Priirn-. Stjwl. ‘‘Curxr 4 iKr ShtM j-k Tom iml [ m- k 4. N)fMri4. Ot ' RFt, ' K, (SilK hou- r); CI sm- .aI iith KamHVJUJnf . ' JrtHh ' Rrmrxl ; frnlan tr. l ' n:. htniinK «f� 4 Inmio: ’Hr vinl. hr jid . lo hr kHWinit ' ' ' THOl l� HTS ‘TTirir ' ' m hmic hkr a litllc ph vMcii to Ukr mind i4f of rnu lionAl pr ' hlrm . ' DANA SILVA 14 Silva Court MKMORlI-iiS: C.F.L.; Austria; (Jood for the money; ski- ing; Stage Fort Park; parties; heating on Pete; Clirna Club; basketball; Indian Roek; Tally at the hotel; Mileh says no. ACnVlTIF AND HONORS; Basketball, R.O.T.C. 2. National Honor Soeiety. FJeiirieal shop. THOUGHTS: To get the best eiluration I can get the most out of life. DIANE SILVA 16 Longbeaeh Road MEMORIES: July 12. 1972; C.ape Hedge; The Stand ask D.S. and K.M., Summer ”72.’ Jungle- bunny ask J.C.; Btiuling ask D.S., K.M,, M.V; Jay Keating; Mickey Mouse. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type I Award; Stu- dent Secretary. THOUGHTS: To become a teacher. To make those 1 love proud of me. What you see is what you get — what you got is what you saw — NOTHING GARY SILVA 133 Riverdale Park JEANNE SILVEIRA ”Jeanme’ ' R, 16 Reynard Street MEMORIES: Tim 5 21 71; THE Comerl. MY yearly letter ask Pam; Summer ”71;” I’m moving south! long talks; Ice cream I ' ones and walks. ACTIVITIF„S AND HONORS: Cheerleading. Gym- nastics 2; Rifle Team 1. 2; Typing Award I; A.F.S. I. THOL ' GHTS: And In The End. The Love You Take Is Equal To The Love You Make, SHARON SIMONEAU Sherry 12 Acacia Street MEMORIES: Being with Richie; Our Favorite rock; Rt; New York. Conn.. N.H.; those summer night walks; My diamond; Bowling League; Ro -k- [tort; the car. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Student Sc reiary. THOUGHTS: To make my mother happy and to be a good wife to Ri -hi� ‘. If people make enemies now, watch out for the future, when you mgy need need th� ’m. rX NNA JfiStPHINE SINAGRA Chu k . 5 Prr � p«- l SlreH MEMORIES JACK. 10 3 70; 6.3 Siudel ker Hawk; PN a k wki. I, H A . Cihn«lmafc Parly. a� k Ja k; TL� Ttt H. Mm key Mouw; Tiger. H T; 742- 823. trunk. a� k P M hee, C reai E Maf e. team; ' f ’ fviiA. Summer of 71; RainhatA;” A.V. 71; g ... a-k Mary. 4 24 71; T D N ; 2 19 71; t. r ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Moker (Bu.im-A Man- ageri iW fi- - ier« A� --Unl THCR Girr“ T ' - find my pla � - in the � un and keep ||. JOSEPH SINAGRA Kooki ‘ . ' i4 Perkins Street MEMORIES: Nariey; Sargeants Party 70 and 71; Sand Ell E.iothall; Marine Life; Gooil Tihti s, up the Reser- voir; White Snakes; down the fort; fishing in the sum- mer time. ' rHOllGH ' I ' S; ' I ' o Make soim n-ally good paintings before I kick-off and to learn how to shave more often. Never call Nanc Big Mac. 84 PAMEI.A SONIA Pam 8 A on Cl. MEMORIES: Bob ' s Clam Shark. 6 23. changes. Sum- mer of 71. May 14. 124-3-tP. PEABODY!!, soccer. STORMIN J.B.. Spain?. Broken hollies. U-fl side. 1-1 Sptvialisl? lomorrow . . . ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: StudenI Council 2. Class Rcpresenlalive 2. Flash reporter 3. Senior Associate Editor Flash 4. Assistant Pholographi« al Editor. Flicker 4. Homeroom Representative 4. Pep Club. Junior and Senior Usherette; Political Action 2. 4. THOUGHTS: Waste no tears upon the blotted record of lost years, hut turn the page and smile to see the fair white pages that remain. KATHLEEN A. SOPER Soapy 15 Maplewood Park MEMORIEIS: Bill: of course. Remember G. bik. lunch, plays, and the football games, ask Judy Summer of 71 and 72. Bubbler ask Joy. Badminton after school. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep club. THOUGHTS: To be successful at whatever I attempt to do and make my mother proud of me. Learn from yes- terday. Live for today and Hope for lomorrow. LAURIE SNirm jick. .Al. Si I� ( () High St. MEMORIES: llappiiK ' H is li ing in Lint ' sville, off to the drags; S;iturda night al the mn ie ' � Shaw- no ' s Drunk yanl. Bo ’� Night out. Bai k-yard Mccluim. RM .311. Ford Motor Company. Stim- mer of 71; -kiing in the Mts. The garage. ACTIVITIE-S AND HONORS: Senior ( ' arpenlary Shop. THOUCHIY ' ; To be happy. To •.iiccecd in what- ever I may aliempl. FRANCINE A. SOUZA Fran 5 Smith St. MEMORIES: Hockey — B.B.W — Beach. Back- shore on Sundays, long talks and walks, ask Deb. U.N. Yah you!. Who has the car tonight? Denise. MacDonald’s till 10:30 ■ 70 71. ACTIVITIF5 AND HONORS: Pep club — Yea team. Sludrmt Secretary — Honors Now wait a minute. THOUGHTS: To see things as they are and ask WHY? To dream things that never were and ask WHY NOT? (RFK) MIKE SNIDER 6 (!oncord St. MEMORIES: Hockey; Ft Devenn. S.gk.. the park. Washington D C ; skiing. THE TANK; WO M. CLASS. Kangaroo court. M.irnot. 3rd and 4lh floors, .A(.TIVITII‘:S AND HONORS: J.V Baseball 2nd place [)ri « sijuail. (irenudiers — 2. 3. 4; Boys’ stale 72. (irenedier (amiinander, l.t. Colonel. ILiltallion Commander. Flag Detail, Platoon SGT. of the year; 3nd place pri e s |uad commander. THOUGH ' I ' S: To excel in whalevi-r I attempt and make u million. Look! You can’t win them all?? NORMA JEAN SPINNEY 3 Cunningham Rd. MEMORIES: Jack 7 2 69 Christmas Eve of 69 Doing nothing. Why! 9 7 71 That day in Rock- port ask Sharon. 10 11 71 ask Joanm Talks with Roberta. THOUGHTS: In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasun s for in the dew of little things the heart finds morning and is refreshed. 85 JANECL 1RKSTAVR0S janM John 1 - Avr. Ef.x“ MLMORIES: ulk-. ihi - panie.., 9K6050. 8 22 72. A M H . Mother ask Marram. 2 13 71, n -a«k Paula. B.P.L, 5(K. thr [kmjI S.M.L.’s C.P. roofft. Cnnrmirv Horkr , pla) . ask Linda. Thr Dug Night. ACnVUILS AND HONORS: Prp Cluh. P.A.C Fluor- ■Tii-i.-r . Sr� rrtar . Cl«- Cluh. Girls Drill T am. Ger- man Quh. Flash. pMkrr. B arun. Junior Ushfriiir. THOLGHTN k« ' vr only jus| U-gun. hik;h stroplk 11 ligo 12 Kivcrdalr Park MFMf)Klt-S: Summer of 72 al S.F.P. Barnyard football in hummer of ' 72. Traek meets away ask Bruce and Jeff and John, China I’ort. Ramio, Camp O ' dar, ( ' .amp Millhronk, W.S.H.A.S.F.P. (J(H)d limt ' s in N.II ask J.J. ACnVITD S AND HONORS: Football I. 2, 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. Track 3. 4; THOlTiHTS: Why work today when you can save it for tomorrow. LEONE STEWART 124 Washington St. MEMORIES: David, over the table. Mr. Smith’s class, Storytime. Oh. those parties. Out the window . Not another one, S.J.M. Gel it on. Honey, not in the cook- ies. THOUGHTS: If there is, let it be. MARLENE STONE Stony 5 Johft Wine Ave, E h� x ME7MOHIE : That «pe ial nomeone. gobl watch ask Licia. Dianne. E wx. THE PARK. I love you. You ' ll gel over it, ask David. 8 12 72, Muster, E:sm-x «1, TAMPA. A(.TI niE-S AND HONORS: Ty(� i- I. II awards. Pobloal AMioo. J.V. Baskeiball I. Varsity basket- Ull II. HI. IV. THfJl.f HTS: To make my mother (above) proud of me. You an ' t always gel wh.il you want, but if you try sometime you might get what you need ’ Mu k Jagger RICHARD SPRAGUE Rin kv. Roikv Rac(M� n 9 Cierring Rd. MF.M0RIE:N Bt) S0 . w Tigers. Bn.ken Bottles. CAM. Ihrty Rotten. Sin ' S. Rm .320.315. M.ith Cwgiie Practice Shei-is. E ' riday, P.M. till 12:IK). A(TI ITI1 AND HONORS M.ith League. 2nd High St ' orer. Flu ker sl.iff German (3ub. Sauer- kraut K,i[M ' lle 2, -L Boi� knM m 1. 3. SETTS, ( ' om- puler Pnigr,immer. Band 1-4. Junior Rotanan, BaM ' lull, SophomoH’ ROTl ' . excellency medal, THOUtillTS: Establish for yourself a life of love, yw ' ai ' e ami frtH ' dom. DAVID STANTON 16 Bra on Si. SUSAN RFBFCCA S( U1HF.S 8-k) Washington St. MKMORIE7S: Ginger, Sunset Kahili. Poipu Beach. Koloa. Kauai. Hawaii. Jerry D. and early morning rides lo the waliTlower in South )X’oods. .ACTIVITIES AND HONORS; Glee Cluh. Guid- am e Office S« eretary. ami Studi ' iil Seiem e Tutor. THOlKiHTS: To know and find my true inner self. To thiiu’ own self he true. TONI STATHOPOULOS 10 Lowe Drive ME MORIES: being yourself. Smith ' s podium. Li ' on ' s storyhours and loffeehours. Good Friends the chase. Me. N.H., and Vl., giving and receiving. THOUGHTS; To live life as it should he lived. 86 MICHELENE TARBOX 1127 Washington Street MEMORIES: Rirky 72. The Beach 71, Ver- non ' s Pit. Little Pit. The Garage. Poetry; OMCIAIAOA. THOUGHTS: To always smile and remember that nobody should have to make themselves special to be accepted, but to be accpeted for themselves. Time is all anybody has to work uith. Don ' t work a ainsl ime by living in a dream. Make your dreams real. l.Al ' RENCK MICHEAL SUSANNO Ijirry 36 ' Manfield Str«H l ME IORIE.S: OlUr. Ruler ' s Rot An, Corner. Stage Fort, Xest Kml Fm� llKill. R. l’ Van. ACTI (TIES AND HONORS: Freshman Football. R.O.T.C. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Team — 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2. 2nd place pme stpiaii. THOUGH ' D ' ; Don ' t 1 m in a burn, when you buy on credit. (I.E.U.) LINDA TARR Lin 108 Washington Street MEMORIES: Good times with friends; ballet; Mr. Smith ' s Podium — ask Toni and Leone; The Oracle; A Blue-eyed Sagiltarian; 7 4 72; Merchess Say and Sum- mers; S.C.A.V.N.P.T.; eem. THOUGHTS; Though the youth at last grows indiffer- ent; Th ‘ laws of the universe are not but are forever on the side of the most sensitive. — Thoreau STEVEN TALIADORAS Steve, Tally 70 Wheeler Street MEMORIES: SKIING, 7 1 72 party, Austria, un big bier. Stage Fort Park, WYBFM, GHBP. BH — right Ma?, Those ski trips in NH. water skiing, the rotary — ask D.R. (cold duck), cars. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Band 1. 2. 3; Type Award 2; ROTC corporal, Berwich Academy — senior year. THOUGHTS: To live beyond the need of a string. AUDREY J. SWIFT 68 Harrison Ave. MEMORIES: G.E.P. August 25. 1970 — 4:00 A.M., that 66 mustang, drive-ins with G.P., F.S., L.S.: Falling Stars, Crazy Lady. Nugents piggery, ask Faye. Mary Jayne, or Vonette, SML; Good Harbor Beach summers of 69. 70. 71, 72. Parties R.V. someplace. Follow that car (ask Faye). THOUGHTS: The impossibility of yesterday has become the luxury of today and the necessity of tomorrow. PETER SI THERI.AND 10.3 (a nlennijf Avr KATHRYN SWINSON Kathy, Leath 8 ' A Blake Court MEMORIES: DAVID. 4-21-71, Christmas and New Years 71, Parties, Wallaces, Summer of 72.” Nights in White Satin, Wild Horses, Boones Farm. Is the mail here yet? Kaaaren! We ' re up to no good again, ask Gary. Auto Show, Munchies! My hair. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type I and II Awards, Student Secretary. THOUGHTS: To make my mother and father proud of me and to succeed in whatever I attempt. I have none! PETER TEDESCO Souther Road 87 TIMOTHY THOMPSON Tim 6 Naulical Heights MEMORIES: Biology Cul-ups; C.M.I.; Zep; ' 72 Stales; Beck; Summer of ' 71; JEANNIE; Music. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross- Country 1. 2, 3, 4. THOUGHTS: To live a good life. Do what you can today, for tomorrow may be loo late. DIANE TOMER Di 30 Grapevine Road MEMORIES: Laughing with Will. But you know 1 fig- ured it out, Uncle Bud’s funny puns?? singing the chocolate song — how about that Big Brother?, Back- stage with Web. Between fights with Billy and David, Long walks, Thank you My Lady 1 29 72. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians, International Thespians. THOUGHTS: To know peace within myself and with my fellow man. To thine own self be true. Organization . . . Plus! S l UX RE EJ OE ManxIteM Si PAUIJ THOMPSON 16 Columbia Street MEMORIES: FUNNYFACE, 11 5 71. Sand Covered Angles of Ours, 12 31 72, Homewanl Bound, Mut 4 28 71, ask Sharon — Secrets! X-Mt., 10 23 72 18- ?. Bras ask L M.. S.M. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type Awards 2. 3. Stu- dent SetTclary 3, 4. Homeroom Rep. 3. THOUGHTS: The supreme hai piness of is the convic- tion that we are loved. RAYMOND TOWNS 429 Ave. ME-MORIES Err - bUxk with. Kenny. Dem� e. Peggy. Joyre. Ralph. Nt k. Mar u. Fb b. and E Bhxk with S w rk . R O T C ai Eon fVven ACTlVmE.S AND HONORS apuin of the Boy’s Rifle Team GETP If you can ' t with the one you love. --e (he fte re with KATHY E. TOYE Arab 8 Norman Ave. ME MORIE S; Beaches, Summers. Magruilia. Dylan. Slones, . . . 7 4 71. . . , 12 23 71 . . . Partying, Traveling. Indulging. I.aughing, hey Moe Hey Karry! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. — M.K.D.A I. Sophomore Homeroom Rep. THOUGHTS: To dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free; silhouetted by the sea. B. Dylan. 88 KAKl. UNIS 7 Wilt.m Si. NANCY KUZABKTM TUU.A 332 K dcx Avenue Name. N.K.T MKMORIK.S: U ' e� I Cloueesler RainlKiw; Jan — May 73 ' M. M.; Maine: parties; Ramhow shows; ' Ii’� A Small World;’’ F and G RIoeks luneh; C.A., Springfield; 1973; sports; trailer irueks; home movies; R(� ller Derby; Olympies ACTIVmtlS AND HONORS: Pep Club 4; Chorus 1; Thespians 1 and 2; Rainbow, Worthy Advisor (Jan. May 73 ) Graduating ”73 THOUGHTS: To make my family proud of me. STEPHEN VAITONES 21 Haskell Street Stub MEMORIES: Sports, Running at Ravenswood Park and on the shore. Cycling, the Celtics Canada, Deutschland. Art. Olympicspiele ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Crt ss Country 2. 3. 4 Track 2, 4 German Club 3. 4, Math league 3, 4 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; National Honor Society, Junior Rotarian THOUGHTS: To run the snow in Finland, the dunes in California, the hill in Kenya and around the world. PETER VOGEL 56 Bray Street Pool Bubs MEMORIES: MARYANN Sept, 29 up Stage Fort Park Ask Tommy. My first accident Ask Maryann. Playing Hockey. The drive-in of ”71 Giving Driving L« ssons ask Tom; GOOD TIMES ask U.S.; The Fort a.sk S.F. McDonalds; To that little Darlin.” ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Freshman and J.V. base- ball, electrical Shop; Gym Leader. Fr« shmen Cross Country. THOUGHTS: To make that special one in my life proud of me. JAMES WAGNER Jay MEMORIES: Lee, Motorcycles, and cars December 11, 1971 ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Carpentry Shop THOUGHTS: Carpenter. Keep away from Chevies ANTHONY WHITE O.J. 864 Washington Street MEMORIES: Halloween in Lanesville ”71 ye olde Fence ask Kevin, s.T.P.C.” ask Mark The Beast” ask Lois, wow, what a Drag ask Marie. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Machine Shop — 3 yrs. THOUGHTS: To make my parents proud of me through laughs and cries. DAVID WHITTEMORE 70 Western Ave, Elssex RENAE GRAVATT WENTWORTH Magnolia MEMORIES: Maganolia, Square; 10 31 70; . . . Pit- stops, Parties and Bier; Weekends! Living and Laughing March — July July 28. 1972 Stones, Music,” Summer-nights!! Long talks. Brads car. black and white beach. Live on Forever!!! 89 1X) N XN UU1 MS VUIk- U «a-� - ■ - ; ' a i Orr. O 18 TJ. h ni ' a -! L - ♦� v � avi, rolb . Kntthin : rise k iT1 mK ND HONORS lahnnan. Oom-. U h N- WTf. Orx hcvira. KivLtibal). J . ar- ' it� . S ■ Sal ' J . Ca uin; R O T.C. Baml; H � “ Rr| ' rr rniaii r. C mnvimirr Cirl Grrnadi- nv N H S-, Trra «frr. Thin! pb -r l f r II Si w Medal Ptt TH H OHTS To krrp |vitnol Mn ihr inspinliort in m SCOTT ILIJAMS Mratitall 15 Erho Avonuc MEMORIES: Arlion. S[Mirls. Good Times Suds. Drive-in vn «‘kemds. the mills Caldwells Marfia Par- ties. Halloween 72 at Friendly ' s WHOO-HOO SlageFort, BMB, SmS, off Grounds Lynn Arena. Brails. THOl ' GHTS: You Don ' t know what living is until you ' ve lived it. live it day by day. V’alue True Friends. SHARON WILLIAMS Willie 11, Shar 1 Juni{« ' r Rd. MEMORIES: M first mililarj Ball, ask Bob; Summer ”71. ask Paula; Rainbow G.A. ' s; PJ par- lies; shows, M.M.. Florida 68 70 72 my F AR- TIES, Flagstaff, CLP. ask Doody; S and S; My boat and car — Oh My; G Bloek ask Nanry; Steph ' s party, ask Lori; Pizza - — E.M R.C.; Spain!!! ACTIVITIES; Pep Club. ROTC, Flieker Staff. THOUGHTS: To make a goal in my life that ever- yone would be proud of. Picture Not Available V ICTORIA W ILLIAMS Vieky. Vie, 189 Hesperus Ave. Magnolia MEMORIES: Thel, laughing with Tome. Thel. Chow. ehow. Thel. Fluff. Thel-.T!, Thel. the kitrhen table. Thel. key to Neve ' s. Thel. Daddy’s seagull. Thel, Judy Collins. Thel P.A. and S.D., Thel. ACTIVITIES: Girls Drill Team, Audio Visual. Thespians, Chess Club, Girls Softball. THOUGHTS: To eare, to understanti, to love, help. Giving is the greatest gift and to join all brothers. WENTWORTH WILLIAMS III Bill 189 Hi ' sperus Ave. Magru)lia MEMORIES: Golf with Morsh, Someplace, second ‘hance from big Jim. A.M.W ' . Mom ' s champagne [larty, the kitchen table. B ‘tsy Crunrh. 200 game. Di at Friendly’s with Brigham ' s uniform. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Grenarliers. Band. Thespians. Audio Visual, Open Campus Commit- tee. Junior home rojim represt-ntalive. THOUGHTS: To share with others what has been shared with rm-. Don ' t underestimate yourself, reach for a star. JEFFREY W ll.LIAMS 1.36 Bass Ave. MFMORIRS: Good Harbor beach, mostly the bridge. lx� ker room with Huey. an l J iey Getting High, (!ra y Ektldwin and His Sttipid wave drill — Gom- but not forgotten (keepers. . CTIVITIF-S AND HONORS: ROTC I. ALL STAR Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3, 4, W,-ight lifting 1. 2. 3. 4. THOUfiHTS: When the going gets tuff, beat it. 90 KKNK YOl NG Ytiunn R«l MKMORIES: Many. A(TiVlTlKS AND HONORS: l.iving. THOUGHTS: You ihink ton much. That is yoiir Irou- lilc. Clever People and grocers, they weigh e ery thing. I got hands, feel. hi ad. They do the jobs. H ' ho am I to ehoose. Life is trouhh-. Only death is not. To he alive is to look for trouble. KAREN ZAGER Karnie 89 Mi. Pleasani Ave. MEMORIES: S.S.. Summer of 70. HA GG(K)T ' that weekend. Mert’s Class — ask Eaye. the heat h. SEP — ask Tina. The Truth, planning — ask Peggy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls Drill Team. Thes- pians Girls’ Gymnasties Club, H.R. R p. THOUGHTS: To know the truth and to live it is to know God and to love Him. Picture Not Available USA WITHAM 7 Hovey St. MEMORIES: Green Fiend. JaneV party 9K6050. Loss, P.B.. Heck’s Office. Ich weiss Nicht. snow Red 14-14. New Hampshin . 318. ice skating, chickens Chinese Foo l. Chemistry Labs, volleyball. Schwaschlige. horse- back riding, the Moon. Stephanie ' s party. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: German Club. Girls’ Rifle Team. Flicker Staff. THOl GHTS: Animals accept peopb- for whal they are why can’t people do the same. SHARON YOUNG PAULA DIANE WILSON PAMELA JEANNE WISE 91 Karen McCarthy There are faces ITI remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. ' . ' iy 93 95 MR. LEROY SPITTLE Related Subjects MR. LEO AMERO Related Subjects MR. KENNETH STICKNEY Director MR. GEORGE PERRY Related Subjects MR. GASPAR LEWIS Related Subjects Secretaries MRS. AGNES VAITONES MRS. MAR.IORIE PORCINO 96 97 99 Machine 9hop 100 MR. HORACE GIBRAN 101 102 Audio Visual B e a c o n 105 Homeroom Representatives Honor Business Club 108 Political Action For Concerned Students Student School Committee 112 113 1 14 Thespians Student Secretaries 10 . 120 page B page A 1. Mike Lane 2. Dawn Aiello 3 Rick Hemeon 4. Marie lacoboni 5. Ignazia Grillo 6. Margaret Doyle 7. Donna Sinagra 8. Pam Sonia 9. Lynne Doucette 10. Rhonda Savoie 11. Lin Tarr 12. Julie DeWolf 13. Linda Cavanaugh 14. Renata Doyle 15. .Anthony White 16. Kathy Swin.von 17. Valerie McGillivary page B 10. Lynn Doucette 11. Walter Murphy 12. .Alicia Crowley 13. Joyce Roberts 14. Paula Wilson 15. Sherrye Doucette 16. Donna Colby page C 1. Mike McCarthy 2. Linda Macintosh 3. Jane Stavros 4. Margaret Ann Johnson 5. Rob Curley 6. Faye Saunders 7. Cheryl Gibbs 8. Lauranne Dagley 9. June Hady 10. Jo-Ann Muise 11. John Hendrirkson 12. Debbie April 13. Patty Grace 14. Sharon Williams 15. Cathy Frontiero 16. Cindy Carpenter 17. Lenny Kilman page D Bob Clark Donna Anderson Pamela Lane Patti McPhail Jack Day 6. Debbie Lane 7. Diana Abeam 8. Sue Reiff 9. Sue S(|uires 10. Barb Cureuru 11. Stephanie Martins 12. Linda Conrad 13. Mary Garron 14. Barbara Schlichte 15. David Cottone 16. Mi( hele Gossom 17. Vicky Williams 18. Jerry Newman 19. Kathy Soper page E 1. Richard Muise 2. Linda Sawyer .3. Janice Abbott 4. Judy Lane 5. Donna Asaro 1. Joanne Gentile 2. Diane Frontiero 3. .Marie LovaM.o 4. .Albina Gentile 5. Kathleen Flannagan 6. Donna 14illiams 7. Sandy Madruga 8 Diane Maf Donald 9. Gr ' -gg Ko[x-r 122 ' Confucious say: Me who laughs, lasts! Most Artistic Qtephanie Martins Joe Sinagra You look like you could use a paint job, too!!” Class Clowns ‘24 Friendliest Ron Graham Paula Puma Look Paula! More kids for autographs!!” Happy-Go-Luckiest Happiness is a lollipop!!” 125 Who said it’s safe to be in a safe?!” Mosf Mischievous Chipper Williamson Denise Johnson Most Contributive ' Jason! I told you we should have swept, then waxed!!” Tracy King Jason Arnold 126 ' I can’t even remember if this is my car!” Best All Around Class Qcatterbrains April Chiancola Bruce Qpacer Mitchell Sorry David, Racquet’s legs are still nicer!” 127 Mike! I think we forgot something!” Most Forgetful Debbie April Mike Lane Jim Coleman Nancy Tulla 128 Most Bashful It’s been at least three term papers since I’ve played cards!” Richard Sprague Sandra Madruga Most Studious Most Sophisticated Cheryl Hawor+h Richard Olsen My Richard! You dance divinely!” 129 Okay Peter! For once you’re right!” Most Ambitious Sue Reiff Refer Mercurrio Most Argumentative Linda Cavanaugh Refer Flanagan Hard Workers Incorporated, can we help you?” 130 Class Casanovas I just Love basketball!” Free kisses . . . chocolate ones ttiai is!!!’ Donna Williams Most Athletic Bill Cahill 131 Class Most Talkative Sweethearts 132 Hey Koh — W(r’(l better try to net to one elaKH today!” Look! Here comes the team now!!” Mosf School- Spirited Cafhy Fronfierro Kim Philbrook 134 Is this their usual behaviour, or are they just acting?” Mosf Theafrical Alex Pless Barb Gchlichfe Most Gullible Albina Gentile Bob Gillis I thought Don Kent said that it was going to rain? ' Eyes left, boys. Is that Ann Mullen — with her mouth closed? Motzart, Moliere, and Murray . . . What kind of short stories do you read, Nanette? Things can’t be that bad, Joe. You look very nice today, Maria! Hark — I hear a waltz. 137 141 kmimt ROTC 145 Brigade Officers Cadet Colonel Lt. Colonel Major 2nd Lt. Sgt. Major Gerald James Daniel Richard Jason Newman McCarthy Bennett Sprague Arnold 14i4 Second Battalion Officers Flag Raising Detail First Battalion Officers Lt. Colonel Captain Sgt. Major 2nd Lt. George Steve Ray Richard Leavitt Bradley Towns Olson Office Staff Lt. Colonel Douglas acl(lell (SAI) Sgt. 1st Class James Critoh Sgt. Major Dominic Cannizzaro Master Sgt. Emery Jones Sgt. 1st Class Richard Hubbard 148 1st Lt. Robert Clark 1st Lt. Curt Peters Captain Stephen Hines 1st Lt. Ronald Graham 1st Lt. Richard Doody Captain David Curley A Company B Company 149 C Company 1st Lt. Darryl Re Captain Frank Aiello 1st Lt. illiam Nickerson D Company I V Dt Lt. Coroon Alexandfrr I t Lt. Pi-ler Auditor f ptairi Rofrer lycc 50 Girls ' Drill Team Commander Ix)rraine Dailey Advisor Sgt. Cannizzaro Grenadiers Commander Michael Snider Advisor David Oliver Grenadettes Commander Donna Williams 153 Color Guard 154 Boys ' Rifle Team 158 Mr. Tom O’Donnell Steve Vaitones Cross Country 1972 Cross Country Team 16C iir ' 1 973 Fishermen Foofball Team Mike M earthy Th-fJa[)tairi Coach Yales H ;a(J Coach Bill Cahill Tri-Captain ' ■Spirit ' ' Jeff Williams Tri-Captain Chris Collins David Borge Kim Philbrook Terry Knuttenun Sal Santuccio John Haselgard John Hendrickson Bruce Horne Anthony Orlando man ' 63 Pep Club Power! Trainer — Paul Ingram 169 Cheerleaders Qquad Co-Captains Cathy Frontiero Paula Puma 72 Josephine Cusamano Linda Sawyer Jeannie Silveira Janet Arnold Vicki McLeod 173 Co-Captains Glf n Ryerson, Bill Cahill 17 John Hendrickson Coach Will Gouzie Joeseph Laiacano 176 Girls ' Baskefball Kathy Arab” Toye Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team ' 72-13 Captains Varsity — Donna Willie” Williams Junior Varsity — Linda f vanauf ' h Dawn Shatford 178 179 181 Co-Captain Debbie Quinn Co-f [)lain Hobin Harris Girls ' Varsity Girls ' Gymnastics Gymnastics Team H H H H H Coach — Miss Lynn FitzgeraUi Marcie Malone 1 973 Vahsify Hockey Team Giach Jim McG miskey Assistant Coach Jim Brown 184 ol v r � i x O r T € o 3 (1jIA PA ! xfF ft j 0 i a: DO r « Colb , a y o :) f), we« 9 . C: TyJoA AjUi py aA � ' ' ' I9I Sept. 30 — Fishermen score a touchdown in the game against Newhuryport; the entire Pej) Club faints. remains silent The tints of autumn — a mighty flower garden blossoming under the spell of the enchanter, Frost.” Whitter :ndar GHS Motto — ' You may he normal when you come here but you won ' t be when vou leave.” Sept. 6 — The seniors cannot believe that they are on the first floor. Some have been on the third floor for three years. Sept. 8 — Wonder asks Bonnie Brian How big do you want to be?” Sept. 11 — Girls’ Drill Team is drafted. Sept. 12 — The corridors echoed with the laughter of Linda Cavanaugh as Denise Johnson is seen with a dress on. Sept. 15 — First day of gym Mrs. Callahan says Sandy Madruga knows what she is doing — then why did she fall on her behind” while playing soccer? Sept. 18 — Miss Taylor tells Richard Olson to remove his jacket and he replies, Miss Taylor, I never take off my jacket in PUBLIC.” Sept. 21 — Joe .Maltese and Joe Sinagra are starring in a new TV show called Sanford and Scum.” Se[)t. 28 — Rob Curley wears his first pair of bell-bottoms. Far out Robbie. Oct. 6 — Janice Abbot goes doughnut. Oct. 10 — April Chiancola leaves het ar at arrives school safel J Oct. 12 — Barb Sheedy tak Oct. 18 — Sue Reiff goes t Day 3. Nov. 7 — IV ke Lane campaigns for Pres, of the Mickey Mouse Cl he wore the shirt today a tri to thj oy loom to her Day 4 classes. Good going Sue, it Nov. — M fy get a hear attack jfi the i Nov. 22 — Andy Macintrye is said to be appearing inyhe Fla as 0’S 0 IN Du lARECs.” rong s«e. 193 194 Stephanie Martins still can’t spell Glouster. 195 nriiikwator 194 Mar. 27 — Seniors develop a severe combination of spring fever” and senior fever” and walk around the school like zombies. � SprTw0 Flicker Staff Editor in Chief: Sandy Madruga Workers Assistant E litors: Dawn .Aiello Diana Ahearn Tracy King Bonnie Brien Nanette Lurnbard Linda Conrad Sue Reiff Meryl Fuller Pam Sonia Donna Geary ■Advisor: Mrs. Grace Figurido Ronnie Graham Business .Advisor: Mr. Har ey Korobkin Joanne Gray Rick Hemeon Pam Mansfield CHAIRMEN: Patti McPhail Kathy Toye .Art: Stephenie Martins Sharon Williams Senior Section: Julie DeW ' olf Lisa Witham Pam Lane Activities: Lauranne Dagley Stephenie Doane Superlatives: Albina Gentile Baby Pictures: Lynne Doucette Sports: Donna Williams David Oliver Paula Wilson Patti Grace Class Calendar: Marie Lovasco Marcie Malone ROTC: Richard Sprague Gregg Parsons Ads: Donna Sinagra Vicky Cognato Typists: Joanne Favazza Joanne Gentile Jane Stavros Cindy Powell April Chianeola Cheryl Gibbs Photographers: Phil Justice Gary Silva Rachel Curran Purdy Photographers A siH-cial thanks to Nick Harris and Purdy Photographers, Bill Rowan and Taylor Publishing Company, and the Gloucester Daily Time for use of pictures. Gordon have you tried Scope lately?! When’s it due, Mooky? I don’t think so, big boy! Dah! Cute! Dreaming, Lisa? 199 SERRIN GIFTS Bearskin Neck Rockport, Mass. 546-7204 Old Essex Village Essex, Mass. 768-6828 200 Compliments of 3 Washington St. Gloucester, Mass. 283-0060 B. SCHRED’3 FABRIC STORE 105 Main St. Drive with care everywhere. Gloucester, Mass. CAPE ANN Y.M.C.A. I Gloucester, Mass. 201 Main St. Essex, Mass. HARBOR VIEW DRIVING ACADEMY Complete driver education program Gloucester, Mass. Cidermill PARSON ' S FARM STAND Greenhouse Rt. 133 Essex, Mass. 768-7163 AUTO TRUCK SERVICE Compliments of 1 7 Mansfield St. Gloucester, Mass. 283-0070 THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT Essex, Mass. 202 THE VILLAGE CANDY SHOP WHITE ELEPHANT SHOP Homemade fudge Assorted candies Dietetic candy Essex, Mass. Collectables WATERMELON WORKS Antiques We buy, sell, or consign Open Year ' Round GORMAN REFRIGERATION Bric-a-brac Old Essex Village Essex, Mass. Refrigeration Air-Conditioning Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes from Compliments of HUDDER-PARSONS PHARMACY 50 Prospect St. — Gloucester HASTINGS AND TAPLEX INSURANCE COMPANY Essex Center Compliments of CLICKY’S MEN ' S SHOP Main St. Plaza Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes from WEDGEWOOD PHARMACY INC. LARSEN ' S SHOE STORE Dial 768-6631 Essex, Massachusetts 1 3 1 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 73 Best Wishes Best Wishes Seniors! CHEESE CAROUSEL NATIONAL BUTCHERS Lexington Avenue Magnolia Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes MAC DOWELL ' S STATIONERY INC. Compliments of SOUND OF MUSIC Ottice Supplies Printing Equipment Telephone: 283-7604 141-143 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 1 1 2 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 203 GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK 47 Main S+. Gloucester, Mass. 283-0610 Free Delivery Tel. 283-0073 C. H. RICH LIQUORS Imported wines, beers, and liquors Al Douglass A P Plaza Bud McKinnon Gloucester, Mass. LOU ' S CLEANERS 55 Prospect St. Gloucester, Mass. 204 I I Compllmen+s of POOLS by DOUCETTE Essex, Mass. Telephone: 768-7757 768-6556 lif. Ch S ' BENJAMIN ' S I 14 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. For all jewelry needs in sales and services W. E. BLANCHARD JEWELER Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 125 Main St., Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of MR. LONDERGON To the Class of 73 Congratulations from AUNE ' S YARN SHOP 99 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes Class of 73 ART JEWELERS Gloucester, Mass. COASTAL TIRE APPLIANCES Number I in sales and services Goodyear Tires and G. E. Appliances 205 f Ua ( €f( fv io a ie iaduuietl i th uea i f t€ imi €, fit a yotf i w ie und Cape Ann BANK and Trust Company THE BANK OF THE NORTH SHORE GOLDMAN ' S Main S+. Gloucester, Mass. HAVELOCK LT.D. 206 HASKELL’S CREATIVE CRAFTS Old Essex Village Essex. Mass. 01929 Essex, Mass Town and Country Clothes L C ip Clnn- FO( EVfJ’-Y purpose ui homed Insvronce f eplace y en S AM r? nOR4- FU ft Ml TO«t; 7 OPS GL m 9UFIVES SMOWEft DOOP5 4 ). rv i f) o� vi 3f rren S Wi n Jf i«;o fc’ pai ' reii AVroOlA56 IWST LLED Wp;L£ - U- WAIT L , ' nf V UnAlME W WT5 I , i(- or. oi. i;cMft7 ' CAPE ANN GLASS CO. LUIGI ' S I 1 8 Main S+. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of HESPERUS BOTTLE HOUSE Magnolia KETTLE COVE Wardrobe Exchange 26 Lexington Ave. Magnolia, Mass. 525-35I I CONNOR ' S PHARMACY, INC. SHIP AHOY Main St. Essex, Mass. 76 Prospect St. Gloucester, Mass. Free Delivery 283-2765 208 2 1 0 Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 Telephone: 281-2821 art supplies paints wallpaper Eddie and Bev Reac ' art supplies — Grumbacher Winsor and Newton Permanent Pigments paints - Cloverleaf Colorizer wallpapers — Imperial Congratulations to Darryl and his classmates — May all your ambitions and dreams be rewarded with success and happiness. CHRIS LEE DAR RAND 209 Remember us for your graduation frames. STORY’S CURIOSITY SHOP 7 Center St. Gloucester Custom picture framing exotic gifts, stamps for collectors Best Wishes from STERLING DRUG STORE Gloucester , Mass. Congratulations from BROWNS OF GLOUCESTER Cape Ann Shopping Center Since 1885 186 Main St. Gloucester f %ir 1 25 K(K,KRS STRKtn (;I,01I( KSTKR. MASS. TKI. 28;MMK)7 Serving the Best Food on Cape Ann 210 In our goneralion, we have achieved peace. It i.s now for us to decide whether or not eternal peace for all mankind will he more than just an impossible dream. People who look for peace get it. Shii Guru Maharaj Ji Blessed are the peacemakers. For they shall be called the chil- dren ' of God.” hen the power of love overcomes the love of power then there will he peace. Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace. Amelia Earhart How many ears must one man have Before he can hear peoj)le cry? How nian deaths will it take till he knows That too many peo[)le have died? Boh Dylan 212 ■ First I’d like to thank my assistants and my working staff for all the hard work that has been put into making this yearbook something to call our own. Most of my thanks goes to those who stuck by and worked until the yearbook wa.« comitleted. Those long ' ' imfjorlant Flicker meetings everyday” after school will not be forgotten. What we have experienced in our lives so far will reflect upon the futurt. ' . We still have a long road to travel. Our yearbook, representing a flicker in time, will serve as a symbol of our years at GHS and memories of our youth. Share with others, put the other guy first at least once in a while, live each second to the fullest, and above all be hapf)y. Those who strive to reach for that which is just a bit beyond their grasp, have placed meaning in their lives. Strive for what you believe in. Enjoy friends and be a friend. Remain peaceful. Yours with love, Sandy Madruga May you each. 215 DESIDERATA [o placidly amid the noise and the haste, rhd remember what peace there may be in silence. .As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and every where life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be; and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Ftmiul in Old Saini Paul ' % Church. BnUimorr, duird 1692 -X