Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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Kris Palazola Debbie Davis John Lafata Carl Grace Officers Treasurer Qecretary Vice-President President 1975 Class

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You can shine your shoes and wear a suit you can comb your hair and look quite cute you can hide your face behind a smile one thing you can ' t hide is when you ' re crippled inside. You can wear a mask and paint your face you can call yourself the human race you can wear a collar and a tie one thing you can ' t hide is when you ' re crippled inside. I ' W ' I ' Ml ' l ' Hi ' l Hi Vm ' f fiii’i i ' teji ' , , run deep Well now you know that your cat has nine lives babe nine lives to itself but you only got one and a day ' s life ain ' t fun Mamma take a look outside. You can go to church and sing a hymn judge me by the colour of my skin you can live a lie until you die one thing you can’t hide is when your ' re crippled inside. — Jone Lennon

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PETER AIELLO 3 Beach Court MEMORIES: Brenda, THE FORT, PAVILLION LOUNGE, bonfires. Rower ' s office, J.P. ask Brenda, The Oval, ask Sal, Barnyard and Bonerack ask Carl, Where ' s the goon Dave? B.S.N.S.T. G.H.S. ask Steve the pits. I know your father, ask Malley. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Stud. Coul. 3; Stud. Sch. Comm. 3; R.O.T.C. 2-4; 1st Sgt. 4. THOUGHT: To prove to people I ' ve failed that I can be a success. JOSEPHINE ALBA 1 9 Shepard Street MEMORIES: Mike, the trip to Italy, 4 17 73. fun, fun, ask Angels, long rides in the 500 Fiat respa Rosso, at the marina, ask Cathy, talks in room 308. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Flicker, Honor Bus. Club 3, 4; Mother Daughter Banq. Comm.; N.H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club; Junior Achievement. THOUGHT: Se un jiorno darai la mono a qualcuno, e se la stringi forte al cuore voler dire che lo ami. MARIA ALOI 21 Summer Street MEMORIES: Joe 2 15 73, Mt. APK., Frt. Q. 10 27 73, Roadrunner-ftbgm. PMPHS. NY. WHICH WAY? ask Sue, 5 16 73, Crew of ' 72 — Shops, Fernwood — derched ask Lola, Harvor-Pigs-ask Fay 5 10 74 Trutles in locker ask Dave, Wedding, sewing hems ask Chris. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Type II Award. THOUGHT: Someday to live a happy life with someone special. MEREDITH ANDREWS 1 4 Leonard Street Merry ' ' MEMORIES: Squam, Being Juniors, P.F. ask Mac the lawn S.R.P. what a bomb ask Cheryl, star gazing, free-studies, Maine and ski trips. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Gymnastical; Moth, and Daugh. Banq. Comm.; Spanish Club 2, 3; Tennis 3; Ski 3, 4. CAROLYN J. ABBOTT 3 Barberry Lane MEMORIES: 10 8 71; a certain someone Laurel street babysitting, SMILEN. H. Hockey games, soapdish, Summer “73 S.S. Rocky Neck backroad, Rockaway wine crazed Ladies Night, money honey, Harbor, Jerry ' s, cleaning house ask Mabel, 3 a.m. ask Nancy, space truckin, my bracelet? Canal, cold water, A.U.S., how ya gonna act? ask Nancy. THOUGHT: The deepest feeling always shows in silence. JAMES AITKENS 5 Scott Street MEMORIES: The Staten Street gang, 10th grade english class, 7 4 74 ask Sue, sleep- ing out. The Taylor Street Team, Puching Tele- phone Poles, ask Willie, Vocational School. THOUGHT: To live a long and happy life. JAY ALBERT 1 6 Davis Street “Moot , Heyyou” MEMORIES: Good Noght, ask John, Bud- Schlitz-Coke, Don ' t ask Rick the Republic of It — the great Escape Dr. Pepper, It Island, I think we Hit bottom ask Jeff — who stole my headrests ask Sal, Steve Cough — Budman No. 1 Heroe, Turvey Look, ask Tony. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: J.V. Baseball, Intramurals 1 , 2; Football 1 , 2. THOUGHT: I ' ll never tell. CHARLES AMERO I 2 Addison St. VICTOR ANIDO 576 Western Ave. 19