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LINDA FAULK 6 Linwood Place MEMORIES: Alsto, Right Bob, ALRIGHT, race car, walking in the rain, 8 16 74 No Butting, ask Nancy, Senior Prom, I’ll never tell, ask Sue, I thought you were only kidding, ask Diane, C.A.M., the beach. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Gymnastics 1 . THOUGHT: Don ' t worry about tomorrow ' s problems, live each day as it comes. MICHAEL R. FAVALORO 30 Summer Street MEMORIES: Shooting poolthe Y Plum Cove, D- Dog, Hey, you, mosquito Brain! playing poker with a computer Certainly! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2; N.H.S. 3, 4. THOUGHT: To be a man before my mother MARCIA FAVAZZA 1 2 Summer Street MEMORIES: 7 14 74 ask Pat, Bozo bergade ask Lenny looking for trouble ask Pat, China Port ask Madith, April ask Charlene, Friendly 74 75 Being let down ask Bill Flag Pole ask the gang. THOUGHT: There ' s always more than one person who cares what happens to you in life. STEVE FAVAZZA 28 Madison Square Turkey” MEMORIES: Spanish class. Friendly’s Little one, Good Harbor Beach, Having no cares in the world while running thru Ravenswood Park, All my new friends. Hardy, Lee. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: J.V. Basketball 1, 2; J.V. and Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Phys. Ed. Intra. 1 - 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Cross Country and Track 1 , 2, 3, 4. THOUGHT: To strive for a goal, reach that goal, and then make another goal in which to strive for. BETTE FIGURIDO 33 Perkins St. MEMORIES: Camping 7-23-4 33x22, Why y one ask Dottie, Lovett ask Cathy, Playground, Shawns and Martys 9-7-74 ask JoAnn, The dog ask Ronda, Row 27 4-4-74, Saugus Nosenipper ask Mike, Oz ask Linda, Zayre ' s ask Steph. Trevet ask Bev. THOUGHT: Happiness add ' , and multip lies os we divide it with others. To make my parents proud of me. JOSEPH A. FAVALORO JR. 9 Sunset Hill Road Joe MEMORIES: Sunset, Friday nights, 4 19 74, the canal lunch block, “themills playing hockey, catching a buzz, work, one certain person, many a cold nights up the rink. Browns pond, drinking screwdriver, meeting old friends, and The Allman Brothers Band. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra. 3,4. THOUGHT: To surprise my parents, by being a success in life. C. KEVIN FAVAZZA 1 4 Marchant ST KiKi , Hogbelly MEMORIES: The Playground, The larch Cen- tral Grammer, Spring St. Austria 71 , Friendlys Camp Cyder Cabin II ask Rick, Rock- port ask Mike, FatJack ask Mark, Swampscott 71,72 ask Kids. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Baseball 1, 2; Football 1 , 2, 3. THOUGHT: To be as good a man as my father was and make him proud of me. PAUL FAVAZZA, 44 Middle Street ’’Joel MEMORIES: The Corner — Central Milibu SS Beatles, Kirks VD, What kind of fish we got ask Jasper STRAF ask Tony, LARID, St. Peter Fiesta 73, 74, Jr. Seine boats, all work cc. Parties, Gang Picnics, The Y Bread ins, slabs who want water, Tonys hut. THOUGHT: A working class hero is something to be. CHRISTIE FERGUSON 8 John Wise Ave. Chris MEMORIES: Canal, Summer 74 , Gin, ask Debor, Pam, Nova Scotia, German, Bus Trip, Break my thumb and Rowley, ask t. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: N.H.S. 4. THOUGHT: I want to be able to do what I want that is if I ever find out what I want to do. JOSEPH P. FOLEY 2 Dexter Place Guner MEMORIES: Penny 6 23 74, 4 July Greasy Pole, Rocky Mt., Buzz on ask Toiy, the zone in Boston ask Sam c. BOULEVARD, The boat ask Vic out-of town ask Vic. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Beacon; R.O.T. C. 1, 2,3. THOUGHT: To go bartending school and make my parents proud of me. 29
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Showing off your muscles, Keith? SCOn DOUCETTE 5 John Wise Ave., Essex NANCY DOUGLASS 1 2 Clarendon Street MEMORIES: AUG of 73, S.S. Babysitting, Laurel Street 71 Sgts party (C.P.) New Hamp- shire, SMILE, Ladies Night Out F.U.N., The Harbor, Wine Craze Earl ' s Jerry’s 3 AM ask Carolyn, Rocky Neck, Backroad, How your gonna act. My $9.00 pants. The weddings ask Barry, VANDERBELTN! THOUGHT: Where there is no love, put love, and you will find love. ROGER DUCHANE 4 Tolman Street Doc MEMORIES: Ski Trip to N.H. ask J.J.R.H.J.S.L.J. and J.S. The Lobster ask John, Parties at the Hut the Paris trip ask D.G. out of Gas in Amesbury ask J.J. and R.H., Friday Night Hockey Games ask Ron, Eastern Ave. Schoolyard Ball Games. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Carpentry Shop. THOUGHT: Have a Good Time Today Because you ' ll Never know what ' s in store for us Tomorrow KIMBERLEE ANN DUTTON 52 Harrison Ave. “Kim MEMORIES: Movies?, 18? of course! Good friends always? Motorcycle rides. Driving les- sons, ask the gang! Lets dance? Yes! stalled as usual! Laugh it helps Can we talk? Grounded? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: N.H.S. 3, 4; Phys. Ed. Intra. 3, 4; Flicker 4. THOUGHT: To understand myself to the ful- lest and then try to understand others. To do what I think is right not what others think is right. NANCY EAMES 28 Sumner Street MEMORIES: STEVE 5 10 73, dances, par- ties, drive-in, summer 73 and 74 skiing, Sugarloaf, no buttin, ask Linda, talks and tears, football games, Little Eames ask anyone, my cars, my ring, the old gang, good harbor beach, secret lunches ask Linda 7 73. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Gymnastic Team 1 . THOUGHT: It ' s better to be small and shine, than be great and cast a shadow. » ♦ ?» « Zi ’ COLLEEN DOYLE 5 Cherry Hill Road MEMORIES: The split sessions our freshman year, girls being accepted in R.O.T.C., our sophomore year, and the three weeks of short days our junior year are my strongest memories. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Girls Softball Team 1 , 2, 3, 4. THOUGHT: It ' s been a good four years, in a good school, with a good class, but I ' m happy to be done. JAMES H. DUNN, JR. 5 Day Ave. Jay , Dunny , Harold MEMORIES: Terrorizing, Give me those melons, duck hunting, G.H.B., The cruise. New Years Eve in N.H. ask M.G., Rockport, derelicts, Vogel’s party. Franco ' s Army, 40 horses ask Mont, The Goal. THOUGHT: Take everything in stride, you ' ll live longer and make less enemies. CLAYTON ROBERT DYETT, JR. 1 0 Russell Ave. Clayt , Zeppelin , Head MEMORIES: HEAD ZEPPLIN, Purple Jesus, G.H.B., my listener, Hey Mr. Ballswin, ya wanna buy some grass? ask Pudge, Nugents Party (?) follow the string, Friendlys Coffee ask Dunny, au Del ' s Laundry, Tackling drills ask Mac Adoo, Madness Gloucester HIGH, canal F Block. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football, Track. THOUGHT: In life you receive what you con- tribute so for everlasting happiness help ever- yone. JOSEPH FALLICA 391 Western Ave. Peca MEMORIES: Debbie Summer 74, Pebble Beach, ask C.G. The Mall ask C.G., Teddy Bear Lounge ask C.D., S.P., SP.K., The Saco Driver, G2 Chevy. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: J.V. Football. THOUGHT: Go placidly among the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. 28
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LEO FRANCIS 75 Maplewood Park Lee MEMORIES: Kim, The Gang, Fernwood Flu, Testy’s club. Girls, T.L.S., Girls Goose Cove Parties, Dances Oct. 8, 71, Feb. 14, 72, SUMMERTHING Aug. 26, 73. THOUGHT: Never forget a Dream, Someday it might come true. JOANNE FRITHSEN 29 Haskell St. Jo , Beanetta MEMORIES: Eurdson, M.H.D., 74, y.c.s.? Indian Pond, GHB, drive in, Germany 72, Glads, N.Y.C., Explorers, W.A.B.R.G.C. Flo- rida ask Linda, April 74, B.P. cops ask any- one! S.I.M.A.D.I., no keys? ask Judy, FIRE! fir- ebug? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra- murals 3, 4; Flicker 4; Explorers Club 2, 3. THOUGHT: Live for those who love you, for those who know you true. For the heaven that smiles above you and the good that you can do. LOUISA FRONTIERO 2 Commonwealth Ave. MEMORIES: SUMMER ’74 — Essex, Stranded — 6 24 74 Down River, Spies!, Hole in the Porch — 7 13 74 “S.P.’s” don ' t burn ' em, “Talks and tears My Book . . . dreams — decisions Plan A Getting Psyced! I! September success! Changes . . . In Concert, Daily Routine, 3 Stooges — ask Lee and Carol, songs, crackiola. The Cor- ner — Leave Now ask Sandra (57) THOUGHT: Life, is what you make it. TONYS. FRONTIERO 4 Nautical Heights ROSS FRIEND 1 2 Ryan Road Rocky” MEMORIES: Wingersheek beach, totaled, beer, Girls, no money. Junked bike. ANDREW FRONTIERO 1 3 Bertoni Road Andy MEMORIES: Sharon 5!, Spagetts + BBS, the Tourney Choker, What she say?? 1st of Aug. PQB4 — Can I see the sweater? ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Baseball 1,2, 3; Football 1 , 2; Chess 2, 3, 4. TONY A. FRONTIERO 9 Whittemore St. SUSAN FUHS 1016 Washington St. Sue MEMORIES: E.M. 11 8 72, SUNSET BEACHES, RAMBLING, the Point, ask EM, P.M. 3.q., Backstage, rhubarb and garbage, mobile queen, Bertha and the gang. One way, ask Barb, TOWNIES, Thoreau, 5 18 73, She knows she’s a man,” ask John, Dr. D, ask Ethel, Ken’s 34, Ebon Flood. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Pres.; Pep Club; Flash 4; STAGE CREW 1 . STEVE FUREY Flume Road Pudge MEMORIES: Summer ' 74, Good Harbor Beach, Partying, Dances, The gang, camp cedar. Cabin 6, JJ Brown 25, The Rookie show ask coach Baldwin, LARCH, the live wires, the track Pisgetti. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1 , 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1 , 2, 3. THOUGHT: To love the greatest gift my par- ents gave me: life. 30 Cheer up! You ' re a senior!
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