Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

together with us through many trials , failures , and successes , guiding , nof interfering , leading , nof restraining, a vital part of our years, therefore of our lives. Goodbye and Best Wishes 2 Hello and Good Luck reach for the highest ; strive for the best, live day by day, and to God leave the rest wentworth 3 - UZ ;r jSKra jj A ■ A ' sBSB igai 7 S 1 A f ' f , ' Qv vl ,) ;1 J9 j v Im: J t TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS 5 V • t i looked for my soul , but my soul i could not see , i looked for my God , my God eluded me , i looked for a friend — then i found all three. 9 What is a school ? 2$j S A school is an imposing structure of stone, wood , steel , glass — set in a large piece of land covered with grass and trees. It is a chemistry lab filled with smoke , a boiler room without hot water , a new wing flooded. It is books , pencils , pens , paper , desks , chairs — everything is used by people. It is water bubblers , auditoriums , concession stands , cafeterias , staff offices. It is paper in the wastebaskets , food in the kitchen , intercoms on the walls , lavatories covered with graffiti , stains on the ceilings. It is the football field , the track , die parking lot , the project adventure course , the tennis courts. The school is a structure — built by man and nature. ... A school is a structure . . . A school is people. What is a school ? What does it represent? By the time he graduates , the student knows many answers — to finite ideas and abstract ones as well. The staff of the 1976 Flicker porposes no single solution to our introductory problem. Instead , we will present our school through a variety of perspectives. Then , perhaps , each student may arrive at a better understanding of our institution — Gloucester High School. 15 Teacher: Whoever would be a teacher of man let him begin by teaching himself before teaching others: and let him teach by example before teaching by word. For he who teaches himself and rectifies his own ways is more deserving of respect and reverence than he who would teach others and rectify their ways. Gibran Assistan t Superin tenden t of Schools Herbert Wostrel Superintendent of Schools Dr. George P. Lane 18 Principal Director of Vocational School Mr. Kenneth Stickney Mr. William Gentile ImmShM Assistant Principals Miss Shirley Coen Mr. Frederick White 19 GUIDANCE JOSEPH GRILLO MARK HABERLAND LESTER TOMPKINSON KAREN CUMMINGS LEON SPRAGUE Co-ordinator Career Guidance SECRETARIES CATHY GASPAR Administrative Secretaries JOAN DALLIN JUDY MELANSON MARY BRECK 21 DENNIS CORKERY STEPHEN SUTERA THERESA CASE GRACE FIGURIDO JAMES McCOMISKEY ERIC DAHLGREN MORTON SPARER EILEEN ERWIN ENGLISH ■i CHARLOTTE TAYLOR JOHN ZIERGIEBEL HELEN PINO SANDRA JONES ELEANOR BEEBE JACKIE CREWS BONNIE O’CONNELL MARTHA SQUIERS MADELINE GRILLO JOHN FUREY GREGG SMITH DONALD McPHAIL GERALD O’NEIL JOHN CARTER BENJAMIN SMITH DAVID WISE 4 LOUISE NICKAS JOHN KANIA MARILYN CLARK HISTORY 24 STANLEY GLEASON THOMAS PANT AGES EVA SCHNEIDER carl McKenzie SCIENCE EMILY NICKERSON PATRICIA SINCLAIR MYRTLE WARDRUP WAYNE BALDWIN PAUL BRADSTREET SAVJYE ' SAWYER FREE LIBRARY GLOUCESTER, MASS. 01930 25 MATH JOHN SPERRY DENNIS VEATOR ROGER CAMPBELL ALFRED HAGSTROM SALVATORE FAVAZZA WILLIAM PROPOSKI GUS NUNES JAIME BENALCAZAR CHARLOTTE CHANE VINCENT ELMER LANGUAGE FOREIGN JANE AVILA RICHARD CHANE 27 ART PAUL GOODWIN FRANK PETRONZIO MARY NUGENT CAROL KUZMINSKI JAMES GUTER MILTON HARRIS JANIS YAVNER MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ART 29 HOME ECONOMICS CAROL LAUDANO ELIZABETH SPELLMAN JOAN KEEGAN 30 RONALD BIELICKI Special Education HELEN PORPER Nurse ISABEL JORDAN Special Education HELMIE JOHNSON Noon Supervisor CUSTODIANS GRACE NICASTRO Librarian Aide PHYLLIS WHYNOTT Noon Supervisor DOROTHY LONDERGON Librarian RICK ANDERSON Coordinator of Alternative Programs CAFETERIA WORKERS JUNE GREENWOOD Audio-Visual Secretary 31 I r The 1976 school year has ended. At last we sit back with a sigh of relief ; and yet a twinge of sa dn ess; i t is all behind us now. As we close our eyes , the parade of people, who have influenced our experiences pass through our minds . . . teachers , who have inspired our desire for knowledge . . . classmates , who have shared our achievements and failures . . . members of the administra tion setting guidelines within which we developed our potentials. . .now . . .let us join the parade that leads into the future . . .in a search to find ourselves through new experiences and comm unica tions with others . . . Memories WILLIAM AHEARN 27 LIBERTY ST. SUSAN B. ADAMS 77 EASTERN AVE. ESSEX SUE MEMORIES: N.E.C. CHAMPS — soft- ball Are you having a good time Cathy, the walk — ask Cathy The marsh — ask Mac. Crab. I can dance ask Sally. The locker room, cutting the onions ask Patty — think Chae WB and DM. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Softball 1 - 4, Cape Ann Skippers MEDITATIONS: The deepest feelings are always shone in silence. When IS this block over? TAMMY ADAMS 171 ESSEX AVE. MEMORIES: 6 15 73 Bruce, Never forget all those great times! B.S.T., 7 5 75 F.N.W.O. Alright! That Nite J B Thanks J” The Boat ride. The long Swim! Never reach it! Sure? Those Care- fully thought out Plans! ask M.C. and CD. Those weekly trips to Beverly. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Pep Club 4, Flicker 4, Mother-Daugh. Com. 4 MEDITATIONS To have that special dream come true, and make my parents proud of me. ANNETTE AIELLO 13 COMMONWEALTH AVE. MEMORIES Billy 2 73 We belong together forever” Will never forget memories, ask Annette. Memories 2-2 Hey Roselle they have ice cubes ask Billy about snowballs. Hey Jude Hey Net. MEDITATIONS: If you love me, you will remember if you do not it is better that we both forget. THOMAS AIELLO 3 BEACH CT. MEMORIES: THE FORT, 73, 74, 75, Jr. Seine boat champs Jungle Bunnies” St. Peter’s Fiesta, Dory Champs and Lunenburg 74, 12 Long School years. Fort kids head shrinker (Peter Lom- bardo) all the good times there’ve been. MEDITATIONS: To never turn a friend with troubles away and help my family as much as possible. DEBRA AIKENS 5 SCOTT ST DEBBIE MEMORIES GHB, the pits; 8 11 75 TMBW blue GMC’s, 5 corners?! Strang- ers following ask Pam, Rocky Mountain High ask Wendy; SCMD ask Kathy; Camping Bruce knows; SUMMER OF 75” ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Secre- tary 3, 4, Office Asst. 1, 2, NHS 4, Intra. 1 - 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 2 MEDITATIONS: If you love some- thing, set it free. If it comes back it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never really was. light the corners of my mind SCOTT ALEXANDER 211 EAST MAIN ST. ALEX MEMORIES: Floyd’s Hotel. The All- man Brothers ask Ben, Braces Cove Beach at 3 p m. ask Lisa. The Clank ask Zeak. Tuna Tourney, 2 years in a row Water skiing. The record center ask Bags. Partying, running, and having a good time. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, T rack 2 MEDITATIONS: Take it easy, enjoy life. KIM ALLEN 551 ESSEX AVE. BLACFORD, SUPPER CLOD MEMORIES: The good timers the Barn Castle Hill Deb and kids Fernwood up back combat zone Alan the good times shared and the ones to come tears fears memories AGH Mati’s eight- eenth Theraces Alan Cheryl My 18th. MEDITATIONS: To do what I want to do with my life become a good artist Alive tree with my life opened. Lunch can’t be that good — can it Rich? JOSEPHINE ALOI 21 SUMMER ST. JOSIE MEMORIES: 12 28 74; THE THREE J’S GREEN ACRE — ask Lois, Stinky Fish,” ask Marion, Those forever pin curls and finger waves — ask Audrey, Maria, and Faye. Arnica Mia, Those talks and tears. Fishing, Those Beautiful pies the night the wasn’t ask Faye, Josephine and her? The day to remember ask Audrey. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cosmetol- ogy I and II MEDITATIONS: To always go through life with a smile. TAMMY DAWN ALTO 21 WHEELER ST. MEMORIES Paper Roses ask Lisa, 5 31 73 = C.B., Salisbury Beach ask Patti, Mono Point, Allman Brothers Band Concert, Sgts Parties 74, 75, Bananas ask Broph!! Remember when . R.A.A. Dances, smiley buns, dunky, minun kolme Suomaliset ystavat, party in Room 9! F.H.C. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Field Hockey 3, 4, Drill Team 4, HBC Phys Ed Intra MD Comm., Pep Club MEDITATIONS: Kindness is the lan- guage which a deaf man can hear and a blind man can read. DEAN ALVES 55 PERKINS ST MEMORIES: Sandra 8 22 72 How’s your mother ask Sandra, Camp Cedar Cabin 4 74” In concert, Stop and Drink 9 and 12 skiing National, summer of 73, water skiing, California, the cor- ner. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Hockey 1 - 4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1 MEDITATIONS: To continue my edu- cation be successful and to make the people closest to me proud. DONALD A. AMERO 5 RIVERDALE PK. DONNY MEMORIES: the tree, new year’s eve 75,” I didn’t feel it, does it hurt, eating, never talking, ‘mile, people, Boston, doing other things too, J. Giels and Step- penwolf concerts. GMTM Girls and Barbara too. MEDITATIONS: Making the most out of my life and making my parents proud of me while I ' m doing it. 35 Misty water color memories DREW ANDERSON 11 POPLAR ST. KEN, TAFFY MEMORIES: T.P.I.K, R.S., Cabin 4- 75, The leap,” ask 4, G.H.B. Allman Bros., chi. Deep Purple, The Mallet,” D Block games, G.P.C. ACTIVITIES HONORS Baseball 2, 3, Winter Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Intra. Basketball, Hockey MEDITATIONS: It is important to know yourself. GEORGE S. ANDERSON 42 RIVERDALE PARK MEMORIES ’68 Mercury, E Block ask Chuck and Mark, Summer of 74, Senior Prom 75, 67 Pennant go sox, Turning 18 71 Maverick, Mon thru Fri. at three o’clock, ask Charlene Derek” Pickles gang of 1969-70. Dunkin Donuts ask Josh, Pineapple ask Harry ACTIVITIES HONORS ROTC 2, 3,4 MEDITATIONS: Wishing my father could see me today and to live each day with all kinds of problems the good with the bad. IVY ANDERSON 42 RIVIERDALE PARK ANDI” MEMORIES: California Dreams, ask Sue June 20, Bill, Friend St., A Cooper ask C.J., Run a way ask Joe, 66” Mal- ibu, Canada ask Carol, Backshore, Feel- ings, Camaro, Spacin ask Mary, Ann and Blue, Party Boat Sue Hop 6 13, ask Sue L. long talks ask Rusty. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Grenda- dettes 2, Type II, III Award, Pep Club, Homeroom Rep MEDITATIONS: Love is a kind of poetry, not always spoken or heard, but felt deeply within.” MARK T ANDREW 5 FERRY ST. TOAST MEMORIES LAUGHING, GET- TING HIGH, TAKING PICTURES. Sleeping in Class MONEY, L.S. Drinl ing, Burning out people heads, CON- CERTS Jonney winter ask Laney, HA HA, T H. Parties, Crazing. ACTIVITIES HONORS Buzz Club, Beach Lowest Tolerance Award, GHS Dealers Club, Willows, Chemicals MEDITATIONS: 12 Wasted years add 1 wasted mind! PAULA M. ARNOLD 20 MARBLE ST. MEMORIES: SR, GHB, Friendly’s, searchin, CAR ask Faye, Chris 2 8 74, doubling?? ask Anne, wrong room ask Ruthie, Summer 74 ask Lynn lee, 75 and silver car ask CMHMDA, The Beach, PB, Daisy’s ask Sally, Lisa, SPLAT! Y” ask Allison, Gymnastics, Itchy” ask Lanesville, sizzled, and Capsized ask FGLPLL Waikiki ask SCDMKM ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics 1 - 4, Pep Club 4, Flicker, Student Council MEDITATIONS: To be me JOSEPH M ARNOLD TRAGABIGZANDA ROAD JOSH, ZIFF, PRES. MEMORIES: Minnesota Oh. Oh! Prom 75” IALAC, Hey Turkey, Liquor Locker, Halloween Dance!! Sgt. Party, Seafood ask Gail, Meetings, 1 dz Red Roses ask . . . Drunken Derelicts, You” ask Gail, Hey Pres., The Bet, Alvesy, Big Brother ask Doucette ACTIVITIES HONORS: State and City St. Gov. Day, SAC 3, 4, St. Council 2, 4, H. Rm. Rep. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Task Force 3, 4, NASC Con. 2, 3, MASC Lead- ership 2, 3, Rev. Board 3, 4, City Clerk, Comm, of Banks, Cadet Capt. 2, Grena- diers 3, 4, Prize Squad 3, Supply Officer, Basketball Mgr 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: Let us stand on the bridge of acceptance and cross the river of understanding. Oh Frank, you’re of the way we were. TIM ARNOLD 64 MIDDLE ST. MEMORIES: Cement’s Class as a SOPH., Second Semester Gym (JUN- IOR), Three Years of Jaime, G.H Beach in July, B K and His Feather with Lori, ask Bob. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra. 3, 4, Track and Field 2 MEDITATIONS: The love for money and power have built the walls of the world, let the love of man destroy them. DEBORAH E. BAGLEY 233 ESSEX AVE. DEBRA MEMORIES: Mike 74-75” 4 74 ask Linda, Aerosmith, Brass Nuckles ask Mike and Matt, milk ask Deb, what Pump?, S.I.L. ask Eileen, G.B - R.C.-M.M. — ask Jeannie, Sunnyside, Tunnapool, Sova’s Camp, Home Movies ask Clayt., Too!, ask Mike Fernwood. MEDITATIONS: We arrive in this world alone, we leave alone, this time called life was meant to share. DANNY BALBO 19 ADDISON ST MEMORIES: Mary Lou, Time is on my side! Pavilion Lounge, Down the Fort. Boat Parties ask Sal and Naz Halloween ask Dave, Brake water ask John D. Braces Cove, Want to take a ride? Ask Mary Lou, Wingersheek Beach, The Highest Part of the Boat ask J.B. Christ- mas tree, ask Karcher MEDITATIONS: To take a trip I will never forget. BILL BELANGER 19 LINDEN RD. WILL MEMORIES: The hut, Sunset on Sun- set, Jimmi H. and Gypsy Eyes, 3 o’clock yet? GANG GANG ask Joe and Doug, football in the street, good parties at the beer hole, excellent times in critters hut, screwing up at MacDonalds for Pat, H.G. MEDITATIONS: To see how long I live and how far I go to know there is only one life. DONALD H ATWELL JR 92 MAGNOLIA AVE. DON MEMORIES Quick Colmans, oh my head, Manchester field, get the dog with the rope, Caution Lights, DeMolay, Spi- der webs on the Winshield, Snowbanks and Thermet, Wilderness 10-0, Won the card. MEDITATIONS: Be successful and happy in what you do BETH BERKANDER 910 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES: J and J,” ask Kenny, 1 think I’m in St. Louis, Crissy Knows Maine Partys!! ask Brenda, Brenda? 1 Mom (M.I.C.E.) 27 Chicago Concert key Poochie! Chris-mis times talks anc tears, ask Chris A. I I. L.M.E..C!! ACTIVITIES HONORS Var. Trad 2, 3,4, M.D.B. 4 MEDITATIONS: I’d rather sit alone ot a pumpkin than to be crowded on a vel vet cushion. mm i Scattered pictures of the smiles PAUL BLANDING 1 NICKOLANE WAY MEMORIES: Wake up!,” What’s your name?,” ’57 Chevys, Sanderson’s Class, J. GEILS, Get high Everybody, Get high!” Z Z. TOP, Budweiser, The King, Genuine Chevrolet Parts. That good old Southern Comfort in my bones, once in the Morning does it. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Buzz Club, G.H.S.D.D INC. MEDITATIONS: Thank God it’s over ' l CHARLES M BLATCHFORD 16 CHAPEL STREET CHARLIE MEMORIES: SPAIN ’73, Sailing; work- ing on the Seahawk” ; h.r. 2,3,4; Boats; Junior year; Finast’s N C; Spanish at Fuller ACTIVITIES HONORS ROTC 2 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To do my best in whatever I do. MAURA BLODGETT 5 BEACHMONT AVE. MEMORIES Fuller, AGH, SPLASH!! ask Art, Oct 1, 74 encounters Ossiola ask the gang, Romies 18 thanks! SHARK ' ask Kit and Pete, GHB and SFP, Denver, CBC and T’NT thank you Kevin! smiles, laughter and what’s to come! ACTIVITIES HONORS JV Basket- ball 1, HR Rep. 1, 2, PACS 3, Flicker 4, Pep Club 4 MEDITATIONS: Life is Eke walking in the snow . . . each step shows DEBORAH C BORGE 73 PERKINS ST. DEBS, DEBBY MEMORIES ROB, 9 25 74, It’s a first 1 31 75, Tell me, SFP, Football 38, WHO, NEIL, Laughing Huh, GHASF, ask Doreen, Man-eating Shell, ask Patti, Summer 72-3, Blueberry Hill, ask L JSANGTPCJ, Cruisin, ask JHKR, The Mug, ask Tommy, Frankenstein, ask Jerry — CBTROA, ask SHeny, FRsee, Cooper ask Pugga, Miller 8, STGB, ask SCSMMRSCKL. MEDITATIONS Absence sharpens love; presence strengthens it. TIMOTHY BORGE 135 WHEELER ST JEANNE BRADLEY 4 ENGLEWOOD RD MEMORIES: Sipping Sombreros at S.F.P. Jaws, 2 1 5 75 CRUNCH!!, Meikkk!?!, ask Theresa; Summer of ’73 in T.K.’s V ; Andy” at Explorers; Romies, ask Kit; Blue and Yellow dots, ask Maura; Miss the train, ask Marla; The Green Bomber,” ask Art; WELL ALRIGHT! ACTIVITIES HONORS Flash 3, Flicker, Pep Club. NHS MEDITATIONS: Learn from yesterday, live for today, dream for tomorrow 38 we left behind. BILL BRADLEY 81 MT PLEASANT AVE. MEMORIES: Sundays at New England Dragway. The Industrial Park, the Nova, 67G. 500 Last Saturday Night Smiley C.K Finast JOHN BRAGG 19 BEACON ST MEMORIES: Electrical Shop, A Group English RM. 222 ask Big Tom and Sal. F., the cellar ask Tom, Ray, Sal and John, Franco’s Army ’73-’76, Hovey Schoolyard, Sponge ask Nick, Rainbow ask Mark MEDITATIONS: You’ll never die when you’re happy, only when you’re sad. WILLIAM BRANTLEY 47 ATLANTIC RD ALAN BRECK 6 ESSEX AVE. SALVATORE BRANCALEONE 12 TOLMAN AVE SAL, SAM, SMILY MEMORIES Home Room piece of gym. Ask Maura and Debby, Electrical Shop. Field trips? ask John B the cellar? Ask Tom. Spirit of 76!” MEDITATIONS: Let it be ' THOMAS S. BRANCALEONE 67 WESTERN AVE. BIG TOM MEMORIES: Central, 72-? A M.C. Gremlin 232 Central Girls, Buzbies, ask Phil P. Hey Charger, ask John, Parties! The Van ask Mugzie. Three stooges. St. Ann’s, ask Vince and Tony. Sandpipers, ask Phil P LARIO! Bowery Boys. Elec- trical Shop. Seine Boat Races. 76’ers. The rice Mmkya! the Gang. Deck’ams Porch. ACTIVITIES HONORS: HR Rep. 2, Electrical Shop. MEDITATIONS: To be half the man my father is. No eating in the library! 39 Smiles we gave to one another NEILA A BROPHY 85 R1VERVIEWRD. BROPH MEMORIES Parry in Room 9, Jr , Rockport Dances, Aerosmith Songs (pc), Pits ask anyone, Boston Concerts (flower?) ask Lisa, Peter Who?, Bananas?, Seagull, Skiing, fools ask Tammy, Cafia?, Juniors, Huts, IRISH LUCK 2 19 75 Y N J A M T M ACTIVITIES HONORS Field Hockey 3, 4, Track 1 - 4, Drill Team 4, Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Intra. MEDITATIONS: Learn to live, not just make a living.” D. Gregory DIANNA MARIE BROWN 9 ROCKY PASTURE RD BROWNY, DI MEMORIES: TIM, Stuck in the sand, ask Terri, Sergeants party with D K 75” Denny’s Gold Digger” Peaches, ask Kenny, Music and good times. Lil Earls. Talks with M.S. ACTIVITIES HONORS: ROTC 2 - 4, Grenadettes 3 MEDITATIONS Though I’d cry or laugh, whether I’m happy or sad, she’s always there when I need her. I love you mom. KATHRYN BROWN 31 BEACH RD KIT, POOH MEMORIES Encounter, Walks along G.H.B., steak dinners, Romies; Wanna bump?; ask Johnny. SHARK! Ask Maura and Tweet. Twist-ties, Mickey Mouse and back-rubs; ask Pete, I wanna go home”; ask Suzanne Where’s Wake- field? I mean Winthrop! ask brains. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Pep Club 4, Flicker 4, Typing Award 3 MEDITATIONS: To have my feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars. RUTH NANCY BROWN 3 WINCHESTER CT RUTHIE MEMORIES: Good Harbor Beach 74.” Borneo ask Sandi. Those nights ask her again. Miami Beach 10 24 73. Wrong Room Paula. What happened to my Ice- Cream ask Kathy. The day I met S.R the fun Weekends down Mariann’s. ACTIVITIES HONORS JV Basket- ball MEDITATIONS: Take life the way it comes. LISA BURGESS 1078 WASHINGTON ST. LIS MEMORIES: 10-31-74 only boogies know. Braces, PI, Seals and Crofts, Aer- osmith — Broph still has that flower! PPPaper Roses — NH — Camping, JMP a friend forever, Summer 75 — Deb, The Sandpiper, NE Dragway. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Drill Team 2 - 4, Track 2 - 4, St. Council 1, St. Fac. Advisory Council 1, Guidance Asst. 3, 4, Mother-Daughter Banquet Com. 4 MEDITATIONS: Most of the shadows of life are caused by standing in our own sunshine. DONALD BURNHAM 10 PICKERING ST. ESSEX 40 for the way we were. BRIAN E. BURNS 733 WASHINGTON ST. BURNSIE MEMORIES: Stagefort askjay, Lee. Good Harbor Beach. The mask $13.00 ask Ronnie. Riding the Rotary ask Jay and rat. GHS football games. We still on the road ask Helen and Ronnie MEDITATIONS: To live my life day by day and make everything I can of it. MARCIA BURROUGHS 513 ESSEX AVE. MEMORIES: Summer of 75, F.H.C. — Party in Room 9,” Old McDonald, ask Holly, Merrimeeting Lake and York Beach Weekends, Goodtimes ask any- one, Rainbow, Our volleyball and soccer games. Skiing, Canoeing, Talks ask Holly. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Field Hockey Team 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Flicker MEDITATIONS: The greatest gift a man can give is to give his life for his friends. EILEEN H. CAHILL 263 ESSEX AVE. ISLES MEMORIES: E.O., Zayre’s ask Deb. L., custard pie, Sova’s, train rides, AEROS- MITH ask D.L., TYA ask Robin, Sil ???, Watergate Chpt. 5 Pg. 355, S.H.D. this is ridiculous,” ask Leo Spain 73, PEI, midnight birthday party, G.C. ask Deb, WG, soaked bunny ask Cindy. ACTIVITIES HONORS: AFS MEDITATIONS: To be myself and not what others expect me to be. RAY CAHOON 59 MOUNT PLEASANT AVE. MEMORIES: Marion, Water skiing, logs — ask Marion. It’s a first, Chinese food, 396 Nova, Hold on to the ceiling,” ask Rhonda and Carlos. The boat Marion” What happened to my car.” ask Marion. ACTIVITIES HONORS: NHS, JV Hockey, JV Football MEDITATIONS: To be proud of myself and not envy others. Such a small bite for such a big mouth. TIMOTHY CAIN 3 HICKORY ST TIM, CAINO MEMORIES: Lanesville; the comet, The Canoe Trip, ask Bill; The Booze Cruises 74, 75; the chipmunk hunter, ask Spice; Rat Verge; The Stooges, ask Sla- ter Wingersheek, Skiing ask Bill; TCBCSMSCFSHDMM. ACTIVITIES HONORS Hockey 1 - 4, Football 4 MEDITATIONS: Do what you want, you and I are not on this world to live up to each other’s expectations. CHERRIIX ANN CALL 19 MT VERNON ST. SHERRY MEMORIES: 7 6 74, FIREWORKS GHB, Football 14, Westfield ask Linda, Spastic Fits ask the girls. Long talks and tears ask Terry, 19 and Duke ask SMSCMRMG, Bobs Beer, Ernie” ask Paula, our love” ask Debby, Never Again! ask Pugga, Thee Him” ask Sharon, Michelle; Buck Teeth and Pizza askjay! MEDITATIONS: To those who search, life reveals its MYSTERY ' 41 Can it be that it was WILLIAM G. CALLAHAN 1027 WASHINGTON ST CAL, BILL MEMORIES Aerosmith, ask Caino, Moe and Slater, Canoe Trip ask Caino. The Cruise, Skiing, the beach and Parties Motorcycles year round. The Rink, Skat- ing and The Pro Shop ask Tom. Lanes- ville boys, The Wagon ask Frank ACTIVITIES HONORS: Hockey 2, 3, Football 4, NHS 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To finish to the best of my ability what I have started. TERRI CANALLAS 222 ESSEX AVE. SUSAN CAMELIA 119 MAGNOLIA AVE. MEMORIES: 1 21 75, Zero, Good- times, Concerts, Boston, 10 25 74, Rockport, 4th of July, boat rides, beaches. High Popples CHARLES CAMPBELL 94 MAPLEWOOD PK Wherr are your vLARY ANGELINA CAMPBELL 19 TAYLOR ST. ANGIE MEMORIES: Summer of 75”; Boston; St. Croix, Wedgie, ask Sally; SAF; EJ, 11 25 74; 7 25 75; The Beach; We have no secrets, ask MaryAnne; Sle ep outs; Best Friends; My Parents. ACTIVITIES HONORS: JV and Varsity Basketball, Intra., Typing Awards MEDITATIONS: Set me adrift in a sea of hope — and I’ll set my sail to a new horizon. Happiness is: making my par- ents happy. MICHAEL J. CARREIRO 11 BEACH RD JOE, CAPP MEMORIES: Georgetown — ask MIKE Halloween ask Ziff Friday night at the Drive in ask the gang drunk and disorderly, Scrambled eggs ask Larry, Devens-Rizor burns Ambush and Shav- ing cream ask Larry and the Streaker ACTIVITIES HONORS 3rd and 1st Prize Squad, 3rd and 1st Individual Drill, Capt Raymonat, Shum Medal, XO. Batt. Staff, Grendier Comm , Color Guard 3, 4, Intra. Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1,2,3 MEDITATIONS: To leave GHS know- ing I’ve achieved something all so simple then ADAM CATTO 26 QUARRY ST CATTO, BUDDY MEMORIES Smoke show in the van, ask Buzz. Beatin’s on the truck — any- body — Summer of 74 steel and partying — I have a twin! ask Sea 1 1 i Green Death! The Cove — Walkers — don’t ask! Cari’s house, Nova, ask Mike, Turning green” Folly cove, Neil Young, cases, ask Ed, Buzzed around with Joe, GOLD! MEDITATIONS: Live life and have it. JOSEPH CELLUCCI 357 ESSEX AVE. JOE MEMORIES: G.M.T.M., My Limo, Three Stooges; D and D ask those char- acters, Joe Capp, ask Mike; scrambled eggs; tuna ask Larry; no lights?; L L and Big Brother ask Josh; Put a head on it, I got robbed, ask Kevin ACTIVITIES HONORS: Soccer 3, 4, JV Baseball 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Intramurals, Cadet Cpt. Prize Squad MEDITATIONS: The Journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. KAREN CEURVELS 24 NORMAN AVE. GOOK MEMORIES: 11 31 75 Party in room 9” FHC Castle Parties ask Kathy, the breakwater, Sergeant’s Party 73-74, R.W., Skiing, tennis. That Sunrise! ACTIVITIES HONORS: AFS 4, Flicker, Grenadettes 2 - 4, Mother- Daughter Banquet Comm., Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Intra. 3, 4, Home Rm. Rep. 3, Field Hockey 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Live for today and love for tomorrow is the wisdom of a fool for tomorrow is promised to no one! Daniel carter 3 MARION WAY DANNY MEMORIES: 10 31 74 Only Boogies know — 8 4 74 Sandpipers — Loggins and Messina The summer of 75 — Gang — Sal get off the floor. Remember the snake — Bill was that your rear wheel — wild bears and the Fourth of July JERRY CHIANCIOLA 9 BELLEUVE AVE. JULIE CARRICO 34 HARTZ ST BUNNIE MEMORIES: People, Good Years 73 4 5 Partying; Crazy Times — Maurice!” 10 19 74 Memories — Eddie; Partners in Crime” Madness, G H B , Alright ' ask Sheila, Summer 75, Fairmaidens,” Wine Crazes, Batmobile, Sundays Best Cpt. Bunnie — Do a little dance,” ask Karen, Kandy, Talks and Thoughts, Breakfasts — Dawn, Growing Pains” ask Paula, Friends” — David, T.B. ; Y.B.T D.O.M R. Kinky, OOOh Life! MEDITATIONS: Don’t bring around a cloud to rain on my parade. white uniforms girls? or has time rewritten every line ? Now these are the RULES for after the game. MARIE CHIANCIOLA 72 CENTENNIAL AVE. CHINK MEMORIES Friends C P F.P.J.V Sadie Hawkins, Semi-Formal. Win, GHB Parties, Talk with A.S., Friendly’s, D.T.B R.D., Coodies ask Cathy and Florence, Gunna YA Know” ask Ritta, Have another ask D W , Saturday night scare ask Joia ACTIVITIES HONORS Sec. 1, 3, HRR 2, 4, St. Council 3, 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Pep Club VP. Flicker, MDBC, Type I Award MEDITATIONS: To dream until my dreams come true; to make my family and parents proud of me. MICHAEL CHIPPERINI 102 RIVERDALE PK. MARYROSE CIARAMETARO 8 JUNIPER RD MARY MEMORIES Summer 75,” Bowling,” Mich, Beaches, D I., This is ridiculous!. Football, Br ' s PARTIES, Martha I just won your title. Hang on to those bags Pauline, Friendly’s, Now whatta you wanna do?, Laughs, SMTWTCH, Fol- low that car, ask Deedee, talks, friends. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cheer- leader 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS: To live life to the fullest and find happiness in every day. LARRY CIULLA 241 ESSEX AVE. LARRY MEMORIES Remember the Babe, Brooks on the flying tuna, with Harvey and Company ask Joe. I don’t think he ever found out, but don’t wear that shirt, ask Donny. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cross Country 3, Track 3, 4, Soccer 4, Inter- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To become educated enough to run my grandfather and father’s future project. PETER A CLARK 8 ADAMS PLACE PETE, CLARKY MEMORIES: The E.A.S., The Hut, Pool Hopping 73, ask Dave, Joe, Frank, and Ricky, Vacation in N.H., C and A ask Joe. Carpentry Shop C.D. The Fire Stations, Beers MEDITATIONS: To be half the man my father is, and to succeed in whatever I attempt. MICHAEL CLARKE 128 ATLANTIC ST 44 If we had the chance Life’s not all that bad, is it? BRETT CLAYTON 26 SAYWOOD ST. SLATER MEMORIES: 3 Stooges, Duck Hunting, ask Moe, Deadmans ask Moe, Lanesville, Booze Cruises ask Frank, T Bath, Jump- ing Jacks ask Caino Summer of 74, bear left, Double em up ask Moutso, Beer and peanuts ask Bernie, Aerosmith ask Bill, Caino, and Moe, Bartholomole Columbia ask Harold, Hey killer ask Dubber ACTIVITIES HONORS: Hockey 2, 4, Football 4 MEDITATIONS: To stay on a steady course in life even in the stormiest seas. RICHARDJ. COLBY 19 RYAN RD RICK MEMORIES: Wingeersheek, The Driven-in, Friendly’s, I think we’re lost,” MacDonalds Ernie vs Andy, Der . . . Dale, Austria, Georgetown, Bowl- ing Alley, You are suppose to get the pins in this lane” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker Staff, Soccer 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Ger- man Club 4, Swim Team, Ski Club 1, 2 MEDITATION: I can only hope to be what I am no more or no less” KAREN CLAYTON 37 WARNER ST. MEMORIES: Jimmy 5 19 73, 5 27 75, ask Mary and Cheryl, Space Truckin ask Cathy, Sue, Scalli, Tull Hendrix, Cathy’s good moods, Thunder and Lightning ask Judy, SFP to King’s in 3 min. ask Dave, Mountain Climbing ask Judy Canel. MEDITATIONS: For my parents to get over the disappointments in me, But I have to make my own decisions. LINDA M. COLLINS 148 RIVERDALE PK. MEMORIES: PHIL, GSIBT, DDs, Fernwood’s FV, ask Deb and Deb Cas- tlehill 4 12 74 Phil knows, Summer of 74 ask Sue. Our P. Collection, right Sandy and John? Cellar ask anyone HaHa. Eileen and Mike BARON VON REEFER, thank you Phil, L and S up back, Under My thumb, ask Deb. HTTPABHY, ask Tim and Wendy MEDITATIONS: P.I.L.Y. SHARON CLAYTON 37 WARNER ST. MEMORIES: Summer 74,” School’s out,” ask Michelle, 19 and Duke, ask MGSMCCMR, Birthday roses — Xmas, Gameball, ask MR CC TC DB KL SM, I’m sorry ask Bobby, FBCM,” Muddy knees, ask Terry, Bob’s Beer, Spastic Fits, ask Sherry, The Surf, A 12 year Friendship, ask Michelle. ACTIVITIES HONORS: MDB 4, Phys. Ed. Intra. 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: With each rising sun, think of our life as just beginning, show kindness and love today, for tomorrow’s chance may be lost. WENDY COHEN LEDGE RD. MEMORIES: S.T.G., Scarsdale 4 73, Moorland Mania, ask Helen, Raja and Butterfly, Honza Sausage, The Caddy, talks, Norway 75, Friends, Children. ACTIVITIES HONORS: AFS 1 - 4, Office Asst. 1 - 4, French Club 3, Short Term Exchange 2, Thespians 1 - 4 Pres., International Thesp. 3, 4, Creative Dra- matics MEDITATIONS: We must teach the children when there is nothing to teach with help to give them hope. When there is little reason for hope. to do it all again MARTHA COMINELLI 26 FORT SQUARE MEMORIES: Summer 75” BOWL- ING! G.H B Niles. PARTYING; It’s in my pocketbook, ask Pauline. Butter- fingers, Squeaks. Eddie 5 30 75, the wall. Mary, I lost my title. It’s 10:30, I pw. Horsies, stupid car! ask Deedee. S M.T.W.T.G.H. song This is ridicu- lous! I don’t believe this. Br’s parties. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker, H.B.C. 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: To be happy, healthy, and live my life. DEBORAH COOK 224 ATLANTIC RD DEBBIE MEMORIES: Summer of 74 and 75, writing letters, driving around, G.H.B., Seine field, ask Gina, walking the beach, ask Gina, parties. ACTIVITIES HONORS Girl’s Track and Field. Phys. Ed. Intra. BRUCE CONRAD 10 JOHN WISE AVE. ESSEX LISA COONEY 6 HUTCHINS CT. LIS, LEE MEMORIES: DICK — my other half — P-A-R-T-Y ask Ginny — Irishgree- nies — Lil Michs — partners! York” Lanesville — rottin’ on the point — MIKKI” ask THE MAN — PBWGSB — one of these nights . . . Summer 76” Beware — Sunday rides to the dump — DREAM ON Where to tonight? Dill-DI- ACTIVITIES HONORS St. Sec. 4, Office Asst. 4 MEDITATIONS: The deepest feeling shows itself in silence . . . JOHN SARGENT COOPER 27 REVERE ST JACK, SNIPE MEMORIES: A A.W. stewed at the Cove, Sports, Maine; just fat ones; ask Nick and Tim. Knickerbocker Natural. No doubt about it! Martha ' s Vinyard; ask Dave and Pete, Gradall, Ten Years After, Lanesville. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS To make money and love and enjoy every bit of it. CEC1LA COSTA 5 LLOYD ST CINDY MEMORIES: JEFF9 18 73, football games, ChinaPort — ask J.N. B.M., Fri- day Nights, Harbor Cafe, Joe and Cliffy — ask L.P., Chuck — ask L P My Cousin” Rockport, Angle ask: D.J. TALKS AND TEARS — ask Linda, Paoly ask: Diana Not Bad” ask L.P ACTIVITIES HONORS Flicker, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: Someday to live with that special person, and to make my par- ents proud of me. I We didn’t know that the library had THOSE kind of books! tell me would we? LAWRENCE COSTA 142 EAST MAIN LARRY, D.L. MEMORIES: Dcvens, Jump Tower, Tally ' s Rockaway 8 17 75, Biking to N H ACTIVITIES HONORS: ROTC Staff Major, Outstanding Sophomore Cadet, German Club, Boy’s State Dele- gate MEDITATIONS: Don’t depend on oth- ers and they will never fail you. STEPHEN COX 13 SADLER ST. COX IE LADY MEMORIES Stage Fort Park ask K.S. and going out with my girl on Saturday night. Going to three different high schools in my sophomore year in three different states, and going to the Y with Ali. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Varsity Football 4 MEDITATIONS: Getting out of school and starting off on the right foot in life. TER RY CRAWFORD 117 CENTENNIAL AVE. RED ACTIVITIES HONORS: Varsity and JV Basketball Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3 TIM CREASER 45 WOODWARD AVE. MEMORIES: Room 222, Hard hats ask Red, My white shirt ask Michelle, Stage Fort ask Bussel, Find a place ask Skip, Whoa ask Bob, Wingersheek Beach, The Pool Party, Chuck Wepner and the Boys, Bob’s Auto Repair, the mule. MEDITATIONS To do my best in whatever I attempt. Food for thought. ROBERTA A CROWLEY 25 APPLE ST. ESSEX MEMORIES: BILL, X-mas eve 74” talks and tears ask Cathy, heart to heart with Tom. McDonald’s at 9:00 A M. ask Trisha and Jeanne. Summer of 72” ask Paula, A.M.C. with love 11 15 73. MEDITATIONS: For yesterday we will remember, for today we will live, for tomorrow we will always wonder. FAYE MARIE CURCURU 155 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES: 12 21 74; 12 24 74; School’s Out 74!” The 3 villians” — ask Paula and Bun, Partying; Talks and Laughs; Never, I swear ...” — ask Joe; Cruise”; Out of GAS!” — ask Dave; GDAH. Trying to understand; CHO — Dave Knows; I’m growing up” ACTIVITIES HONORS: NHS 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: We are but grains of sand on the beach of time, but in the hearts of those we love we are eternal 47 Could we? JILL CURCURU 135 WESTERN AVE KOOKS JC MEMORIES: Mike 3 16 75 1.4.3. 5 30 75 I.L.Y. talks ask Mike. Summer 75!! OPAL” Senior Prom, alright! Tele- phone Talks, ask Rita (and Sam ha!) BOULEVARD — Good Harbor, rowdy!! ask Suzie. Talks, Viv Mercurio. Caf-e Deb, Mel, N.H.. Vermont, Maine ski!! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Type, Office Assistant, Floormaster’s Secretary MEDITATIONS: T’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” TERRY CURTIS 12 GERRING RD TOMBO, JULIUS MEMORIES Voc. Ask Tom B Czyrs. In Favazza’s Room, WRESTLING Up The House ask Larry M or Steve C., Who pigged out on the lobster ask Gant, Guzzling Beer At The Square Ask Pudge, Gant, G.H ask Nick, Fight Between Gap and Donkey Ask Carp Shop, Guess what Dave ask Bob Benj., Cliffy ask Sally A., Mad. G. ask Kenstcr, Smelly Buck. MAD SPOOK ask Pepper, James T. Mac Derrrmutt, ask John B. Give me a Bucket of steam ask Tony T. Race on the Extension ask Gant MEDITATIONS: Do as best as you can in life because you only have one shot at it. SALVATORE CURCURU 9 TOLMAN AVE SAL MEMORIES: Rebel, Zeppelin, Blvd. The Mountain, Birthday parties 73, 74- VW Camper, SH, BO, O.T. Diets, Hen- drix MEDITATIONS: To make my parents proud of me, and to reach for that stair- way to heaven. SHEILA CURLEY MEMORIES: 1 Wayne, Parchcesi games — Mike and Terry. Long talks with Kathy R , Robin’s foot. Up the pits, ask Sandy. Red Camaro’s 4 15 73, Skipping Math with Faye. Cape Ann Skippers 9, OH ya, it’s a long walk to Melrose ask Russell! 12 10 74. MEDITATIONS: To never reach the end in my life. JEFFREY C. CURRIER 7 HARRISON AVE. JEFF MEMORIES TV-Museum, Folly wogs,” ask Blake, Bowmar,” E-Block Chemistry, Stage Fort Park, My Pig” is better than your Bike — ask Drew if you can find him. ACTIVITIES HONORS NHS MEDITATIONS: To make something of myself, to succeed where others have failed and to learn what no one else has learned before. ANTHONY D ' ANTONIO 5 KENT CIRCLE TONY Memories may be beautiful. KIM MARIK DAGI.KY 281 WASHINGTON ST. KIM MEMORIES: I can’t get up ask Wendy — Eagles” — Break and in, ask Cindy T.W.W.W.” ask Lois G.H.B. 10 19 74 Summer of 74” friends L.L., C.T., W.L.J.C. — MY DAD — ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club, Flicker, M.D.8. MEDITATIONS: A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same 1 disagree ' EDWARD R DAHLMER 10 PROSPECT COURT ED, EDDIE MEMORIES MARTHA S 30 75, Studio” CT., AC competitions, all arounds, ask Nancy, N.H. Fishing, Card- nail Puff ask Steve and Stu; Buzz ask SG, SF, Raffle tickets, Booby Prize, G.G , the Wall, sooner or later, Hm-rn- m? ask Martha, summer 75, Mitch, ask anyone, EXLAX sundaes. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Soccer 2, 3, NHS3.4 MEDITATIONS: To live, to love, to laugh all the rest of my life. JEANINE DANISH 12 BEACH COURT KENNY MEMORIES: M.F.H. 5 6 75, Summer of 74” Camping Trip, The keg ask Bonnie, Be good and don’t hit! ask Mike You know why? I know why! Steppen- wolfe ask Cheri Datsun 240z Dream On! R I Wow! Look at all the Custom- ers! ask Mike ACTIVITIES HONORS: Canal 1, 2, 3,4 MEDITATIONS: Born to be Wild. EILEEN DAVIS 29r. HARTZST MEMORIES: Summer of 72,” Sept. 16, 1973, the Hutcha, Good Luck on the first day!, ask Maria, E.A. School yard, Sitting in front of his house!, ask Jean andjudy, Horgan’s Hut. MEDITATIONS: Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. EMERSON KENNETH DAVIS 26 HOLLY ST KEN, KENNY MEMORIES: Summer of 75” THE FANTASTIC 4” ask Bish, Mas, Ter; 3rd day 7 and 7; Backing Up 70 m.p.h. ask Joe; Crash ask Miles; J J ask Beth; Best Gumba Bishop; ss at 15 ask Jane Fri Nites ask Rick; GIRLS!? Ask Jeff, HR. ask Eileen; Sergeants Party 2, 3, 4? ask Tammy ACTIVITIES: ROTC 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life so. Atm above MORTALITY. Be not simply good; be good for something. THOREAU RICHARD W. DAVIS, JR. PRESSON POINT RD RICK, SPEEDY, FLASH MEMORIES: Spain, Black Tom, GHB, 23.0 lower loops .879 (Sig Fig) speed, No Way” — J. Sperry, tennis courts Moodies, Scholar room. ACTIVITIES HONORS: German Club, Running, NHS, AFS, Sawyer Medal MEDITATIONS: Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot defend. Just what you want to be you’ll be in the end I think I am, therefore I am, I think.” 49 and yet, OK, which one of you guys put mashed potatoes on the seat? VINCENT DAVIS LAROSE AVE. CHARLES DECOSTE 61 BOND ST CHUCK MEMORIES: Camp Cedar. Walk-In, foglites ask Ken, 3, 4 Claude, GHB tan- ning contest, 13? The Bears and I ask Arthur’s gang, Loitering at Friendly’s, HEY!! dry cleaning. Flowers 5 Dunes! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1 - 4, PF Intramurals 2, 3, 4; NHS, AFS 4; Sawyer Medal COLLEEN DECOSTE 12 NORMAN AVE. MEMORIES: Funny Girl ask Chae, Romies and Encounters ask Kit; Softball ask Karen; Sergeants Party ask Josh. ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Intra , Flicker, HR Rep., Mother- Daughter Comm , St. Council, Office Asst., Field Hockey MEDITATIONS People who need people are the luckiest people in the world. Striesand DEAN DECOSTE 2 HODGKINS ST FREEM MEMORIES: Central, 75 Seine Boat Races; Pinta, Good Harbor Beach All Day and All Night, Tony keep those heads out, ya know. Keg Parties, I did it Mr Karcher: BEER, Let ' s Go Camping Blast” ACTIVITIES HONORS Hockey 1 - 4, Baseball 1 - 3, Soccer 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: It matters not how long we live, but how. MICHAEL DEMETRI MACOMBER RD MARILYN DESTINO 24 WONSON ST. MAL, SUBBY MEMORIES: September 72 ,” ask any- one. Talks, 2 23 74, G.H.B. Friday 13th. Joe C. 9 8 ask Christine, Twice in one night, ask Carol, 89, I gotta ask Linda, Lydia, ask Debi. Stage Fort. Christopher. Mirror run. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Drill Team 1 - 4, St. Council 2, Mother-Daughter Comm , Pep Club, St. Sec. 4, HR Rep 2 - 3, Office Asst. 1 - 4, Flicker MEDITATIONS: Always have a smile on your face, it makes people wonder what you ' re up to If I j what ' s too painful ROBERT DOODY 5 WHITTEMORE ST KATHLEEN M DORR 27 EXCHANGE STREET KATHY MEMORIES JEFF 4 11 72, Begging ask Betty, Wouldn’t It Be Nice, stalled ask Karen, Duffy, N.A.D.T., Someday ask Jeff, Munchkins, Oh-Boy!! How Much?, Drive-In, Stinky ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club 4, Typing Award 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To be myself, for an original is better than a copy. To make my parents proud of me. GAIL DOUCETTE 100 MAPLEWOOD AVE BIRD MEMORIES: Sunshine, Summer of 74” May 6, Mmmmm Peanuts, L’s on B.S ask Debi, Class trip ask Slater. GHB pink star ask Nina, That night ask Judy. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Class Offi- cer 2, 3, 4, HR Rep. 1, 2, St. Council 3, 4, AFS 3, 4, MASCLS 75”, Phys. Ed. Intra. 1, 2, 4, Office Asst. 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Be thankful for what you have now, because you don’t know how much it means to you until it’s gone. J.M. SANDRA DORT JEFF DOUGHTY 44 RIVER RD DOODY MEMORIES: Annisquam, B-Ball with Storman Norman, G-Boy and the gang, Seafairs and Parties. Mia, Betsy and the movies Red Light, Hockey and too many friends to name. ACTIVITIES HONORS Varsity Hockey 1-4, Soccer 4 MEDITATIONS: And there’s not many knew him the way that we did, Sure enough he was a wild one, But then aren’t most hungry kids. E.J. CATHERINEJ DOYLE 17 COUNTY RD. ESSEX DOYLE MEMORIES: Skiing, Cottage, Steamers tch, tch ask Jody, Muster! Kegs! The Duke” with Jimmy, Boys Dorm Sheila? Suzuki — They’re after us Brian! Tull 9 28 73 ask Paula Deliverance” — same predicament Murray! Marblehead Kim? Lhol MEDITATIONS Friendship is the source of all happiness, a real friend is someone who knows all your faults but loves you just the same. 1 ' j Football exercises? 51 to remember STEVEN DUMAS 9 AI.LEN ST. STEVE MEMORIES: G.M.T.M., hey turkey, D and D ask around, Non — Rookie, who’s that streaker? ask Joe, Scrambled Eggs, Pro-Con, summer of 72,” Can I help you officer? ask Mike, playing the game MEDITATIONS Ask a winner and you’ll probably find . . . that they’ve lost . . Sometime. O.M.D 75” BETH EASTMAN 35 GEE AVENUE MEMORIES: Willows; Chemistry ask Jack; Which one now Kel; 4 day party 8 20 75, Mally’s roundup, cruisin, there he goes ask Kel, squatters rights ask Sher, woods bombing, crazing. Gold ask Mindy, feel faint Jack? MEDITATIONS; To live from day to day with happiness. RICHARD EASTMAN LARADY ROAD DICK MEMORIES LISA, — MASONS PIT, the HUT — Water-skiing — Rich home yet?” Sunday nights, ask Lisa and Ginny — Lets go get a sub” ask Lisa and Diane, Good old CHEVYS — The Point MEDITATIONS: To always look on the bright side, and make my parents proud of me. CHERYL ANN ELLIS 7 MADISON AVE. CHERI, CHER MEMORIES: Friends, G H.B.P., SEP summer 74 and 75,” great friends (Linda, Dawn, Marsha) skiing, 4437, pass out, ask Laney, Sweeney’s ask Ber- nie SSDD ask Nancy, talks ask Annette, keep rowing Blake! thems good Gail! ACTIVITIES HONORS Flicker, Pep Club, Ski Club (good try huh, Nanc!), Track, Mother-Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS Do not anticipate trouble, or worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight! BOBBY ELWELL 7 CHESTNUT ST BOB MEMORIES MASCO 73” with J.J.D R.M R DJ M. THE PLACE” ask Mac, Irish I ' m SORRY” ask Sharon, New York ask Mac, Rose, J.L. games. Seine Boats don’t ask any J.B.’s, Camp Cedar, The nights” ask the kids. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: No goal is too high if you climb with care and confidence. MIKEERCOI.ONI 89 EASTERN AVE But I don’t play football 1 52 we simply choose to forget MICHAEL JAMES FA VALORO BRIER NECK AVENUE MIKE MEMORIES: Boat Parties, the only one who could SEE; Greasy Pole; New Year ' s Eve spins ask John, Cruisin, Rockport Very Punchy ask Cunner, Stone Pier MJB. Laundromat doors. Going Bowling HA! Allman Brothers Concert — flew all the way. Rocky Point ask Joe, Flashing lights, Canada all the Pubs, Swimming in the DARK, School K’s ACTIVITIES HONORS: Intra. Hockey, Machine Shop MEDITATIONS: Always remember the good times, but make sure there are a lot more. PETER FAVALORA 30 SUMMER ST KELLY FENNESSEY 150 RIVERDALE PARK MEMORIES: Willow ' s Pitching a tent, the roundup. Woods Bombing, which one now ask Beth, I’ll get it SPLASH 1 ask Beth and Sherry. The Schemes New Year’s 74-75 Booted, I ' ll buy. The Chase is on, Mr. Postman, Party on J P.’s boat. Back Packing the water bed, I MADE IT! MEDITATIONS: It’s just another day. WILLIAM PIERS 137 RIVERDALE PARK MEMORIES: Intermission, The heater in the old Dodge Coronet, The Party Boat. What’s her name, Caino? VITO FINNAZZO 2 BABSON COURT DAVID FINN 104 WESTERN AVE 53 So it ' s the laughter JOSEPH FLANAGAN 18 WARNER ST. MEMORIES: Then came Bronsan ask Frank. 5 4 71, Days Pond, School yard, Beach, School yard football, Horgan Hut, Newt’s Parties, Puppy-dog ask R.G., O.J. ask Gary New York ask Rick ACTIVITIES HONORS: Freshman Football DAVID FOSTER 4 ELIZABETH RD MEMORIES: 66 Mustang, 57 Chevy blown motor NE Drags BACKETT TROPHY! Super BEE, Goes Mad Tele- phone Pole — CRUNCHED, ask Tony Hey your car’s gone! ask Sue Burnt, Bill got too close ask Steve walks on the Beach ask Maryanne MEDITATIONS: Maybe it wasn’t so bad — but thank God it’s finally over! DAVID R. FLEMING 8 HIGHLAND PLACE DAVE MEMORIES: That first year at G.H.S. boat rides up the river; ask Ray, eggs in the drawer; ask Mark, that Chevelle USA-1; ask anyone, you know it, How are you Cindy? I’ll munch to that, Finast to pays shop way the it. MEDITATIONS: To live each day as it comes, but to strive for happiness. VITO FONTANA 71 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES: DIANE 12 13 74, 3 22 75 ask D G. Rm. 222 ask B Group C. C’s ask Nof. Horse play ask B.M. Rowdi- ness ask B.K. Cold winter nights ask D.G. Football in the snow ask Mach, shop kids Friday the 13th ask Diane ACTIVITIES HONORS: Machine Shop 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To reach my goal in life. STEVEN FOOTE 39 MT VERNON ST. STEVE MEMORIES: Sergeant’s Party 74, 75, 76? ask Kathy Cell block 3 — ask Warden Nickas, Fort Devens ask Peter, Niles Beach 73 July 23.” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Freshman, JV Baseball Color Guard 2, Flag Raising Detail MEDITATIONS: There is a way to everything and all you have to do is find the way.” ROBERT FOSTER 35 REYNARD ST. BOB MEMORIES: Camp Cedar A couple of days” The Claw” and The Hammer” ask Dice. Pumpkin Huntin with Carol and Lou. You gotta case” Water skiers are the best” ask Dean and Jeff ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To get a good educa- tion and have a successful future. Overcome by the we will remember, ARTHUR FRANCIS 68 RIVERDALE PARK ART MEMORIES: Donna — the gang — GHB the Bucks, Pickles, carrunch, Wednesday, Seriously. I am not kidding. Blueberry pie — W.B Pole at Drive-In. Bowling alleys, Friendlies, ask Deb, Bets. Movies. 68 Chevy, the bomb. B.B.B ACTIVITIES HONORS Typing Awards, Flicker MEDITATIONS: To be liked for what I am, and not for what I would like to be. JOANNE FRONTIERO 10 MARINA DRIVE MEMORIES: Encounter, Uncontrolla- ble laughter. Folly Hill, ask Mary; Mara- thons, Summer 75,” walks and talks, ask Mary, Lois, or Sheila; Bowling, ask Mary, Sandra, Lynette; football games, ask Sandra; Back Shore, Zilch!!! Why??? You’re kidding!! H R. talks ask Marion. N.H. ACTIVITIES HONORS: H R Rep. 1, Jr, Vol. 1, 2, St. Sec. 3, 4, Flicker 4, Pep Club 4, MDEC 4 MEDITATIONS: Today is yesterday’s tomorrow. MARION FRONTIERO 7 EXCHANGE ST MEMORIES Ray 6 8 75 Anni ask Ray, water-skiing, laughing Rhonda and Carlos, Chinese food, 1-4-3” midnight blue, Ipswich Julie, HR talks Joanne, Fish ask Josi, Roses walks. ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Sec. 3, Pep Club 4, Type Award 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To make my parents proud of me, to love and remember those who have gone. But more impor- tant to love and cherish the ones who are here. CATHERINE FRANCIS 9 ADDISON ST. CATHY, COOKIE MEMORIES: Billy” 8 16 75 8 17 75, Legion Wed. night — S O., C.G., M.P . J.O., K R Being with Billy at 6:30 p.m 8 29 75 Friday night at Marylou’s. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker 4, Thespians 3, Jr. Hospital Vol. 1, 2, Mother-Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS: To make my mother proud of me and to be successful in my career. MARY ANN FRONTIERO 101 ELWELLST MARY MEMORIES: 3 1 4 75 at CC’s; shows; SF-JG, Quincy ask Rosie; Dances, Cast Party ask Jue; walks and talks! with Rosie, Diane, Patty Mosley’s ask Rosie; Atlantic City 74; crazy night in Quincy; Nick’s ask Mura 5 30 75. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Dancing, Chorus, Gymnastics Team 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To dance my way into heaven ' SALVATOREJ FRONTIERO 4 NAUTICAL HEIGHTS SAL MEMORIES: Saturday night dances good times in Carters snake. The gator inn Masconomo St. Manchester Electri- cal Shop. Tire Dodge Dart ask Jeff ther- mate Saturday night MEDITATIONS: To live a clean life and to be a success in the Electrical field. photographer, girls? 55 TONI FRONTIERO 41 MAPLEWOOD PK MEMORIES: STEVE 9 2 1 74 Tilly and Fred-Carolyn, ask Kathy O. — Bang, Bang, ask Debbie, Ho Hum Bored urn ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Sec. 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To be happy in life with the one I love. KAREN FRONTIER RO 179 HESPERUS AVE MEMORIES: going shopping mom, mom? ask Donna, chasing little orange pintos, ask Joanne, Happiness is find- ing gold” — ask Joanne Pullem up, ask Donna, Bet’s Place ACTIVITIES HONORS: Spanish Club, Jr. Hospital Vol., Treas. Pep Club, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS: I, am I, you are you, you do your thing. I’ll do mine, and if we meet things are beautiful JOHN M FROST 44 CHERRY ST JOHNATHAN, CRASH” MEMORIES Que Pasa? ask Tony, Christmas Eve 73, I’m wearing the rag, ask George. Tea time, 7:00, back Shore, ask Jim What happened to Glenn’s Chevelle? Arguments with Benjamin AEROSMITH ACTIVITIES HONORS: Carpentry 2,3,4 LINDA GALLANT 29 GREEN ST MEMORIES: Billy 4 11 75, Let ' s go canoeing, ask the kids my mitten, ask Sue, Hey Pres, ask J.V., me no poutha, ask Cathy Always getting caught, ask AWS, Playground. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Girl’s Drill Team 2, 3, 4, NHS 4 MEDITATIONS: To be myself, and make my dreams come true. RONNIE GANNON 108 CONCORD ST. MEMORIES Revere Beach, Victors,” Mad Men, Here’s the Keys” ask Steve Aerosmith — April 18 — you’re not in Gloucester now. THE DUKE 9 13 75 V.W GARLAND GARRISI 138 RIVERDALE PK GARL MEMORIES: Summer of 75. it stunk Hittin the Beef and Bun, the Sink, the bubbler, Rockport dances, slappin the make,” cruising in Sal’s Duster,” Snake” Cutlass, water-skiing in N.H. ACTIVITIES HONORS Electrical Shop MEDITATIONS: I hope to succeed in the electrical field, get financially secure, then get married. I the way we were; CYNTHIA GA YE 10 PROSPECT STREET PETER GAYTON 40 MILLET STREET GATOR MEMORIES: CA M Mr. Z, Auto Shop Mr. Amero ACTIVITIES HONORS: Auto Shop MEDITATIONS: To be myself and not who I ' m not. FAYE MARIE GEARY 12 STANLEY COURT FAYE MEMORIES: Endless Summer with Tim, 14363, Searchin, C-A-R, SM” at BRW with J., and P , Liz Knows; Arena Shower (Crissy, Liz) Christmas 73” Surprise; Enjoy-Spiffed- Eyeshine ; Sizzled and Capsized (Linda, L L., Paula, Hull, Phil) Senior Prom, S.H.D. ; Jeep Doubling, ask Kathy, Chi- cago Beach Boys — my family. ACTIVITIES HONORS: HR Rep. 2, 3, 4, Flicker 1, 4, Type I Award, CYO Treasurer 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To find my P I L. w S. E and A LAURIE GENOWESE 7 NORMAN AVENUE KATHY GENTILE 17 LEDGEMONT AVENUE MEMORIES: HIWEME, Leadership GD.CC.JA 8 17-25 75 — Semi-Formal M V 12 21 73-74 Jay D. Falling! dou- bling Liz — Prom M.T. 4 5 75 Elec- tions — ULCERS, Annette? Central Church St. Fuller Fling 6 15 73 (Talks and Laughs Bean MA) Friendly’s G.H. Beach ACTIVITIES HONORS: Yearbook 1, St. Council 1, 3, 4, HR Rep. 2, Thespi- ans 3, 4, Flicker 4, St. Government Day 3, Pep Club, Secretary of Class 2, Vice Pres 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To understand peo- ple, I must try to hear what they are NOT saying, what they perhaps will never be able to say. MARY GIAMANCO 3 MASON STREET MARE MEMORIES: Central, good times. Sum- mers 72-75, parties, picnics, Seine Boats, Junior Chip, W AY’ S, ask Cathy and Ro, G.H B., Motel ask Ro, Resteria ask Gray, 19 and Duke ask M.S.C.S., Nor- man ask Maria, CAPTAIN” ask San- dra, fireworks, no response, our talks ask Danny. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cheer- leader 3, Co-Capt. 4 MEDITATIONS: Just smile at me. I ' ll understand, that’s something everybody does in the same language. Smile pretty! 57 (Ill 1 The way we were. ANNETTE GILARDI 15 COMMONWEALTH AVE. NETTE MEMORIES: Indescribable friendships A P , M.P., K.U., C.E.. D S . GHB walks; remember Ginger? football games. Long Beach ask Brett? the cruises, laughs, talks ask Di and Cheri Out to lunch,” huh Di? track meets, BSD, cheese cake ask Annette P., ulcers Kathy?” KWACKERS at TWM Annette A. knows ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cheer- leader 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Happiness isn ' t something you experience, it’s some- thing you remember. Oscar Levant BLAKE GILSON CEDAR LANE MEMORIES: Devens ’73,4,5 lump tower jitters. Ambush ask Mike and Larry, and Ziffle Rose, ask Barry, Q.T. NC 13, Jeff Dory trip 74, keep rowing Blake its way out there! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Track 2, Chess Club 2, Intramural Volleyball 3, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, NHS 3, 4, Flicker 3, 4, Adi JROTC MEDITATIONS To be the best at whatever I attempt. DANIEL F. GILLIS 27 BEACH ROAD MEMORIES: Eastern Avenue School yard, the hut; 10 25 74, 12 24 74 Party in Hamilton, ask R.D. ; the Paris Trip; ask Rodger; B.R.G.C. A bad night, ask Doug; Farrington Ave. ask Doug Sum- mer of 75.” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Golf 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS Be exactly what I want to be. MICHAEL GOODHUE 6 WINCHESTER COURT SALLY GOODICK 14 CORLISS AVENUE MEMORIES: Oy! corruption — never!, walking, crash! — its ok! (?), the class girl, math, my tree, Boston, Rockport, Friends, stranded again!, truckin, talking, surviving it all. LHA-APAB, Brains of a pea, ask Lois. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics 1 - 3, Flicker, Pep Club, NHS — Sec- retary, Mother-Daughter Banquet Com., Wool Contest, Sawyer Medal, Ingall’s poetry Prize, Jr. Rotarian MEDITATIONS: We are born, we suf- fer, we love, we die, but the waves con- tinue to beat upon the rocks; the seed time and the harvest come and go, but the earth remains. CARLOS GOULART 25 MILLETT ST. MEMORIES Rhonda 8 5 74 1-4-3,” Sandy’s car 8 5 74, My car 9 20 74, D.E.S. Dances 9 20 74 ask Rhonda, Ski- ing with Jaws ask Ray and Marion, Heads or Tails ask Rhonda, Angi and Herman ask Rhonda, F F A O P , mini- golf, Coke shower ask Sandy and Joe, Yuk-Yuk ask Ray Ray MEDITATIONS: To once master the career of my choice. Interesting? RONALD GOU LA RT 45 HARTZST RONNY MEMORIES: 3rd floor girls room ask Karen, Judy. Playhouse ask Bunny The mask $15.00 E.A.S.Y. Ma, 1 haven’t been drinking. Picking up the hat with the foot ask Bag. Old times M.L. Buzz, let’s hit the Rotary, Julie’s crazy, asafro MEDITATIONS: Smiles are for all, why do so many people not, when it’s so inexpensive and refreshing. CLAUDE GRAY 15 OAKS AVE. MEMORIES: Maryland ' Drive In groceness ask Beth 1, 2 Chuck turtles and turkeys, Joe Taylor ask Herby, ENGLAND ’73 wanderer 15! loitering at Friendly’s, airborne HEY B.B.B. ask Arthur’s gang G.H.B. Flowers?! Dunes, Killer waves! whipped cream ask Stan. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cross Country Bike Trip, Pres., AFS 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Life is one experience of learning. JENIFER GRAY 393 WESTERN AVE. JEN WHATAFER MEMORIES: DAVE; 9 17 73 — Shunga ' Hovey School, Foot in the door?” ask Karen Milk-canal!” Maryel- len knows. Lonely nights and talks, ask Deb King Mesculito!!!” Herby’s con- tract ask Flot. Grand Funk The CHASE ask Stan. Christmas Eve ”74” My Opel! Road Runner — HERBERT ACTIVITIES HONORS: Canal Club MEDITATIONS: To give life a chance, and to make my mother understand me. SCOTT GRAY 19 DALTON RD MEMORIES: Friendly’s Want to go see Tommy?” Helen?! Cyndi I’ll be right back. I’m going blind? Who me, Ralph? ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra., German Club 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Cross my bridges when I get to them . . . Provided they are not up! DONNA GRILLO 6 NORTH KILBY ST MEMORIES: 9 5 75, Summer 75” Saturday nights ask Liz, 5 23 75 ask Lana and Liz, Elton John Concert, Win- throp Hockey Game; Deer Island with Lisa, lady 10 questions, ask Kenny. MEDITATIONS: The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love ’till you give it away. NATHAN GRINNELL LEDGE RD NATE MEMORIES: Nova, watch out for that tree! Aerosmith in Smothers Van, Floyd’s hotel, G.H.B. Home away from home 74. Space Vacation 4 ways. 3 days. Where am I? W. Pipe 4 hose, I’ll drink to that, Vodkahollic, Mad Men. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Canal Club VI P. 1,2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: When I die. I’m the one that’s gonna die, so let me live my life my own way. Jim Hendrix. LEILA MARIE GROVES 302 WESTERN AVE. LEE MEMORIES Rosie D ask the SAV- AGES, Lynn shock” ask Joia, munch- kins-yum! Chop Chop, Soppotampca, hard mud ask Jen. 7 12 75, ask Mickn’ Mere, one of these CRAZY old nights, red Bomb, GHB, SFP, parrying, TOOT- SIE, The search ask Di, Good Times with BC. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, HBC 3, 4, Tennis 4, Track 3, Intra. Vol. 3 MEDITATIONS: Living is easy with eyes dosed. ROBERT GUERIN 63 MARTIN ST ESSEX BOB MEMORIES M.M.L. MEETS, Bobo,” whipped cream ask S. Gleason, Dunkin Donuts, 75,” Football betting. ACTIVITIES HONORS Sawyer Medal 2, Certificate of Merit 3, NHS 3, 4, Math League 2 - 4, Chess Club 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: Effort is the key to success. SHEILA CATHERINE GUERIN 16 BELCHER ST ESSEX MEMORIES John 2 10 73, Winger- sheik Beach, G H B ” ask Bunnie, Conomo Pt., Dichromed ears,” ask Quinnie, remember Diane, football 74- 75,” Skiing with Doyle, Summer of 74” Beach parties, Florida, 75,” Gig 8 10 74. ACTIVITIES HONORS Gymnas- tics 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS To see with my eyes what is beautiful; know in my mind what is right; and in my heart to love what is real. THOMAS MICHAEL HAGSTROM 137 MAPLEWOOD AVE TOM ACTIVITIES HONORS Math League 1 - 4, Tennis 3, 4, JV Baseball 2, Chess 1 - 3, NHS 3, 4, Sawyer Medal 1 MEDITATIONS: Someone Asked Euclid, But what shall I get by learning these things?” Whereupon Euclid called his slave and said Give him three-pence since he must make gain out of what he learns.” Stobaeus SCOTT HARMON 6 MORTON PLACE X. Monday morning KEVIN D HARRINGTON OLD SALEM PATH MEMORIES: Magnolia, Central, The larch ask Karch, Steve, Fishing with JCM ask Todd, The Concerts ask Paul, 41 France ask Isabelle, Montreal 76” Miami, The Cayman, The Gang; Shhh ask Rozanne,” The Jets ask Rose, The Parties ask Lario, but of course, and at last Magnolia. ACTIVITIES HONORS Football 1 - 4, Track 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To enjoy life through its different stages. Do you know where you ' re going to gossip DANIEL HARRIS 143 R1VERDALE PK DANNY MEMORIES: Camp Cedar 75,” Coxie MARK HASKELL Lady, Ceasar in Concert, Frankenstein, MARTAINST 88, 13-12, ESSEX ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Phys. Ed Intramurals 2, 3,4 DAVID HEDETNIEMI 1112 WASHINGTON ST. HERB MEMORIES: M.V. 73-74, ask C,W,C, Moosehead ask Carl, Folly Cove, Good Summers Beverly, Ruth, The KEGS ask Jack, T.Y.A Beer Brake, ask Carl, Hav- ing a Party?! ask Claude, Green Death ask Norris, T.W ask Mike, The Boat ask Ed, Plane rides ask Claude, French, Janet, Sue ask Claude. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Vice Presi- dent of AFS 75-76 MEDITATIONS: Live your own life and enjoy it. CHERYL HILDEBRAND 7 BRAY ST HILDY MEMORIES: Mugup with Horace, and the boys. The trip to Fort Devens. Flash- ing in the Parking with my motorcycle. Sitting in the classroom with Mr Perry ask Rachel. ACTIVITIES HONORS. First Girl to Graduate from Machine Shop MEDITATIONS: I hope to grow old gracefully. And live, love and learn, along the way. ANDREA HII.DONEN 56 I.ANGSFORD ST AN! MEMORIES: Down the Rocks, New Year ' s Parties, rotten eggs, ask DeeDee. Geo-met-ria, Moronica, ask Diane Horses, Tennis ACTIVITIES HONORS: Pep Club, HR Rep MEDITATIONS: To do and succeed in all I want. WAYNE HART 112 MAGNOLIA AVE. 61 Do you like the things Put a little spice in your life. RICHARD HILSHEY 11 ELIZABETH RD. RICH MEMORIES: Ski trip to N.H. ask jj, rd, js, lj and js. The sleep out ask D.F. Out of gas ask jj and rd The hut. CL450 Good Harbor Beach Keg Parties, school yard, madness and Beer! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Basketball 1,2, 3,4 MEDITATIONS: To succeed in what- ever I attempt. SUSAN HOPKINS 16 WELLS ST. SUE MEMORIES: John Quinn, 4 14 74, my ring. Army — 3 yrs.? fudgies, cupcakes ask John Piggy Twinkles, Doubling — Jen and Mark, Really?, ask Jen Fiesta ask Ivy Who did it, ask Sue L., Stoned Road, singing, My best friend my mother, my only love, John, someda y . . .? ' ACTIVITIES HONORS: Type 1 and 2 Awards, Pep Club, Chorus 1, Mother- Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS: To be with the one I love and make him happy and proud of me. JOHN HILER 36 E. MAIN ST. BRIAN HILL 5 PAGE STREET JEANINE HUBBARD 326 ESSEX AVE. JENIFF MEMORIES: F.M. 3 16 75. Boulevard Gang. Reflexes ask Cathy Pull over quick! The light house, ask Karen. SOL My toe, ask Annette GFYS all of those talks ask Fran! Have another! There’s a man in the bushes, ask Cathy. Oooh!” BP, ask Debby MEDITATIONS: Thinking of love is life ' s mirage, acting in love is life’s oasis. SUSAN HULL 15 ALLEN ST. SUE MEMORIES: EDDIE 5 31 74; Ten Years After; N.H. All those years, ask AD; w ' hat the nuts, ask Jackie; Califor- nia dreams, ask Ivy; getting excited, ask Busty; Grandpa’s comin, ask Kath; Car- ol’s house, rug burns! SENIOR” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Pep Club 4, Type Awards 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: There are words of which I may not speak; there are dreams that cannot die DARRELL HUNTLRY 6 HODGKINS ST. MEMORIES: Sitting in the field with friends. LEE ANN HURST 26 ELM ST. LEE MEMORIES: Summer 74, 75” SFP, GHB, partying 6 8 74, 3 15 73, 6 21 75, Fiesta, Bombfire ask Paula The Con- cert ask Faye, Bunnie, Paula, FEVER GBITHWLJJ In concert, 3 Stooges, ask Louisa, Carol its ma ask Maryanne, 4 6 RMB ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra. 1, 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: Yesterday’s thoughts are only tomorrow’s dreams. that life is showing you DON HUNSON CASPAR INTERRANTE 9 CEDARWOOD RD 19 ELM STREET WILLIAM HUNT 371 WESTERN AVE. MEMORIES: First and last year at Gloucester was okay . You’re too slow, Pantages . . what’s this? my schedule? You don ' t HAVE to make it coded! ACTIVITIES HONORS: XC, Ten- nis, Spanish MEDITATIONS Kings and queens who wear a suit but once cannot know the comfort of wearing a suit that fits H D. Thoreau REGINA MARIA JABBA 48 WITHAM ST GINA MEMORIES: Summer of 74, The Seine Field ask Deb, GHB, parties, COLOM- BIA Good Times” Fish ask Toni, Field Hockey camp Room 9,” Hitler! those walks ask Deb, Joy Rides ask D, M, T, which way? ACTIVITIES HONORS: Track 2, 3, Mother-Daughter Comm. 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Pep Club, Jr. Hosp. Vol. 3, H R. Rep. 2, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS: To succeed in what- ever I may attempt. 63 Where are you going to , CHRIS JHDREY HIGH POPPLES RD MEMORIES Concerts, Cooper, Allman Brothers, J Giles, Zappa, Steppenwolfe, Bic Lighters, ask B B ; Greenfield ’73 with Roxbury; Newburyport 75 ask P.S., D L , BP, Party of the year; Rowley ’75; Shopping with SM Nates treehut, 72, 73. MEDITATIONS: I get down on my knees and pray, we don’t get fooled again. PATRICIA JOSEPH 27a STARKNAUGHT HTS. PATTI MEMORIES: Softball N.E.C. Champs 75” 5 22 75 ask Sally, Mac or Jakes Two Big Mac’s? ask Chae. Crab! ask Sue. Getting in trouble, ask Mac. Talks with a good friend ask Cathy, I don’t want anymore Chips” ask Sally. Hang it up. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Softball 1 - 4, Field Hockey 4, Leaders 3 - 4, Intra. 2 • 4 MEDITATIONS: Forget the bad times and create some good times. LYNNLEE JORDAN 80 EASTERN AVE. MEMORIES: Summer of 74” (Paula), the Keg (B K), Music,” Madness,” Mini Bob (Lois), Dean and Johnny Jirrusm, Nugents, Bass Rock, I’m cold” (Tony) SS, Good times, Vit-d ACTIVITIES HONORS Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 2 MEDITATIONS: Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing is so gentle as real strength. Discovery consists in seeing what everyone else has been and think- ing what nobody else has thought. JENNIFER JUDD 4 BEACHMONT JENN MEMORIES: Boat ride — ROCK- PORT ask Ruth, Summer of 74 ask Cris — 75 ask Ruth, Kim and Nancy, Benjies Stero ask Jeff and Tom. 6 6 75, Head- aches ask Mom, Greasa on the beach, White convertible (Sue and John) sisters to the End, Mopalt! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Type Award 1, 2, Pep Club, Jr. Hosp. Vol. MEDITATIONS: To find happiness in whatever I seek, and to make my parents proud of me as I am of them. SANDRA JUSSILA 10 YOUNG’S RD SANDY MEMORIES: Football Games ask Joanne Bowling ask Mary, Joanne and Lynette, What do ya wanta do now? ask Lynette, Summer of 74” ask Lynette cruisin’ round ask Lynette ACTIVITIES HONORS: Type 2 Award 3, Mother-Daughter Comm., Pep Club MEDITATIONS To be efficient in whatever I do and love whoever I’m with. DONALD KENNEFICK 83 MT. PLEASANT AVE. MEMORIES: THE LINKS. Cruisin’ in Yul and shooting the Bull, Ft. Dcvens 74-75, ROTCDO, Eggbeater staff car. Talking with Kathy, THE TELE- PHONE POLE ACTIVITIES HONORS: ROTC Batt. Commander, 2nd Place Prize Squad, Grenadiers 3, Boy’s State 75, JV Basketball 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To strive to be the best but most important to be happy. Monkey see, monkey do Do you know ? ROBERT KEYES 12 ARTHUR ST Not as good as you make in Home Ec., is it Sharon? ROBERT D KILLAM 63A WHEELER ST ROBBIE, BOB MEMORIES: Summer of 75” Last day of school That night at the Drive-In ask the gang, the first St- Valentine’s party ask Kelly My Surprise Birthday party. May 21, 1975 ask Kelly. That sickning night at Condave ask Phil, John. Back- stage, Biology Class. A.G.H, The trips to Rockport. The 75” Sergeant’s Party ACTIVITIES HONORS Thespians 3 - 4, Stage Crew 3 - 4, Demolay MEDITATIONS: Keep your head up high and keep reaching for the stars. DONALD KING 138 MT. PLEASANT A VE. KINGY MEMORIES MIDDLE BANK. August 23, 1972, First Tuna — 626 pounds in 43 minutes Carpentry Shop — Repairing hulks” with Capt. Sib Midget Hockey Party! I ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Council 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, Intra. Hockey 2, 3, Intra. Volleyball 3, 1974 MASC Meeting MEDITATIONS: The two happiest days of man’s life is when he buys a hulk and when he sells it. (cws) LAURIE KJRTON 8 REYNARD ST LUCINDA KOPANON 42 WESTERN AVE. ESSEX CINDY, CIT MEMORIES I Wish You Peace,” Tennis, Skiing, GHB, Hoopla, Quinns residence North Star” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Capt Ten- nis Team, Leadershop, Pres. St. Council, Softball Team, Guid Asst. Pac, N EM DSC, Intra. Jr. Rot., Ski Club MEDITATIONS: I can ' t live in some- one else’s world, I’m myself, you can help guide and advise me but if you try to point me in a direction I ' ll go the other way. KAREN KESTERSON 3 HAMMOND ST KCRUD MEMORIES: Dave 3 23 74, the Char- ger, Hovey School, Foot in the door? ask Jen. O.S.T.N. ask Mary-Ellen. Tanas cel lar, Fernwood nightmares, 9 subs ask the gang Christmas Eve ”74” my ring THE FISH” ask Dave. Space truckin’ ACTIVITIES HONORS: Canal Club MEDITATIONS: To someday make up my mistakes to my family and to make my man happy. Do you get what you ' re hoping for KERRY LACEY 7 FRIEND STREET MEMORIES FBCN ask the girls. Get- ting ringed ask S.M. S.Sc., Miller-8 Nand ask S.C., M R , GHB S.C., Spaz, Let me see my money MR gameball, A TG. cantaloupe your cool. Talks ask SM SC MR ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics Team, HR Rep., St. Sec. MEDITATIONS: Step to the music which you hear however measured or far away. MARK LA CHANCE 7 FAIR STREET MEMORIES: The Playground, Street Hockey, Carpentry Shop, HIT THE BUSHES ask Dave 9 1 75, Freshman Baseball, Sitting around on the wall. Bike Ride to Salem Willows MEDITATIONS: To succeed at what- ever I attempt and to do what I want to do. JOHN LAFOND 16 EAST MAIN STREET MEMORIES: Fran 73, 74, 75 . . going out to the canal, good times in shop, going up the rocks and down the corner. ACTIVITIES HONORS Benjamin Franklin Club 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS To succeed in any- thing I do, and make my parents proud of me. BARRY LAGOS 408 ESSEX AVENUE MEMORIES: 66 Chevelle, Being 1st Sergeant in B Company, Working, always working gotta make money. ACTIVITIES HONORS: 1st Ser- geant ROTC, Spanish Club 1 MEDITATIONS To become rich before I’m 30 and enjoy life. LORI F. LAMBERT 1 THOMPSON STREET NANCY LANDERGREN 4 GARDNER TERRACE MEMORIES: das, 7 17 74, great times SKIING, the chalet, lancers, BB C con- cert, a bud a night, talks, Fights; dreams, wishes, partying, talks — ask Karen; ssdd — favors ask Cheri; PLRFLA gripes, ask Wend. GHBP 74” ACTIVITIES HONORS Co-Editor Flicker, HBC 3, 4, PPF Award 3. HR Rep. 1, 3, Track 2, Student Gov’t Day, Business Award, St Sec. 3, 4, Co-Pres Ski Club (a good try, huh Cher), NHS MEDITATIONS: Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. Dream and wish till they come true. Why the disgusted looks 66 When you look behind LOIS A. LANE 3 CURTIS SQ. LO MEMORIES Dennis 7 7 74, G.H.B.B. Summer of 74” Beach Club, ask VIV TEN YEARS AFTER, ask Tish, Pam, Patty partying in the sand, ask all of us! dreams have crashed, cruisin around Buzz at Beach — I.L.Y. talks with Den, Sweet 16” Fudgies??? MEDITATIONS: Never say you love someone, until you know what love really is. LOIS M LANE 88 MAPLEWOOD AVE. MEMORIES: DOUG 8 30 74 Char- lie” Florida, Sick Jane?, You Hate me, Brown nose, Summer 75,” proms, T.W.W.W Ask Kim, Childhood, Eagles” Friendship, Dreams, Love = D.W., Anne knows,” Memories — CT.K.D W.S.W.L. My parents ACTIVITIES HONORS Dnll Team 2 - 4, Flicker, Mother-Daughter Comm., Jr. Vol. 1 MEDITATIONS: To love and to be loved are special dreams I hold. PATRICK LANE 203 WESTERN AVE. DIANE LAPINE TOP O’ THE HARBOR SAMUEL QUIJOTE TKACZUKA MEMORIES: Super Gook? Don’t ask me! Moronica. Three Stooges, Bendover. Excelsior! Harkinew bobo la booshka Geo met Rja Two g ' s Dimples. Bronco and Haavid. Crastaloo and Linque. Matouba, B.A. Bay. igpa atinla. Elton. I brings da cookies. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Grand Poobah of Moronica MEDITATIONS: To waste my life the way I want but most of all to SHINE. HERMAN LANE 122 RIVERDALE PK HERM MEMORIES When I was driving my car with only two wheels. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Print Shop MEDITATIONS: To get my bill all paid and get a car. KEVIN LANE 19 RIVERDALE PK. LANEY, LANEO MEMORIES: G.H. summer 74” 4 1 73 What a Bummer! Concerts? Stones, Johnny Winter ask Toast, J. Giles down the Cape ask Brother , . . The Field” Mad Dog craze ask Johnson, Feb. vaca- tion at the Hut ask S.L.D.K.P P MEDITATIONS: To enjoy and live my ife the best way I know how. Did you get your research papers back? 67 and there ' s no open doors NANCY A. LAWSON 68 GROVE ST NANCE MEMORIES Cupcakes — ask TC, Spain 73 ask Cheryl, terrible trio, 6, rowing, long talks, birthday balloons, Mr X.” cards — ask Lois, C A M., K.G., S.H. Dance 74, 75, K-9 ask Stan, 2nd Sunday — ask Paula. ACTIVITIES HONORS NHS 3, Treas. 4, Usherette, HR Rep. 4, Type 1 Award, CACWCBP 3, Pep Club 4, Saw- yer Medal, Mother-Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS To always enjoy and appreciate the most precious thing I pos- sess — life. Eyes right, what a sight! SUSAN LAWSON 410 WASHINGTON ST SUE MEMORIES: Peter 4 13 74; Salisbury Beach someday- ' I LOVE YOU!, Mother goose ask Sue; Doublin’ ask Sue and John; 5 13 74 ask Peter, Little word; yogurt; Welcome to my Nightmare” ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club, Work-Study 4, Mother-Daughter Comm., Phys. Ed. Intra. 1, 2 MEDITATIONS Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller ANDREA LARSEN 102 ESSEX AVE. MEMORIES Hey Bright Eyes” — S.P — Camping crazes, ask Janine. That Great Escape, GHB, Home made wine Bonnie? That hayride. Scooch, it’s defi- nitely a BEAUTYFULL day” Te-Kill- Ya anyone? Films” Concerts Yoooo!!! Bunghold daze, ask the gang. ACTIVITIES HONORS JV Gym- nastic I, Phys. Ed. Intra. I, President’s Fitness Award, Teacher’s Aid, Canal Workshop MEDITATION; To live, not just exist, in a life of happiness. THOMAS LAUNIER 341 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES: Thumbing to Framing- ham, Out fishing. Gone to New York, Matts acid trips. ACTIVITIES HONORS Benjamin Franklin Club 3, 4. ROSEMARIE LIMA 36 MI LLETT STREET ROSIE MEMORIES NYE 74; Super Gook, ask Diane; SF JG, Crazy Quincy night, ask Mary Ann, 10 5 73, Walks-Talks with Maria Berta-Mary Ann; 11 24 73; Dances; Destino’s, ask Cheryl; Canada; the gang; Fala Portugues!”; DR — Remember our special times; THE MIDNIGHT HOUR” MEDITATIONS: In the noisy confu- sion of life keep peace with your soul . . . Strive to be happy.” JULIE CLAIRE LINDBERG 13 FERRY ST JULES, BUGS, JULIE BUGS, BUGZIE MEMORIES: Jim 6 28 75, the Eclipso Party in room 9! FHC Guess what??” ask Tally My turn” ask Brenda. Fred? Laverne The Greek God? Aerosmith Train” Zeppelin Stairway.” Tennis, SKIING, field hockey PARCO! That’s the ball game!” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Field Hockey 3 - 4, Intra. Basketball, Volley- ball, HR Rep 2, Ski Club 2, Cheerleader 1 MEDITATIONS: Cherish yesterday live today . . dream tomorrow 6f What are you hoping fop LOIS R LINDQUIST 4 DOANNE RD RUTHY, ASPARAGUS MEMORIES Barrington, friends, brains of a pea ask Sally, long talks, birthday balloons and mr. X cards ask Nancy, little cousin ask Julie, grump ask LynnLee, no one knows ask Annie, Sgt’s. Parry — ’74, Sadie Hawkins ’74-’75, big stone ask Joanne, EF, FE ask Brenda, puddles ask Karen ’73 ask Nancy, senior year. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker Co- Editor, Jr. Vol. 1, FI. Mstr. Asst. 2, Flash 3, 4, Jr. Usherette 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Pep Club Sec. 4, MDB Comm. 4, St. Sec. 4 MEDITATIONS: Something to do, someone to love and something to hope for are the true essentials of a happy and meaningful life D Goodman MICHAEL I.INQUATA 13 HAMPDEN ST. MIKE MEMORIES: Central Raiding, St Peters Time, Mittens ask Vin or Rozanne, Who Threw the Firecracker, Captain Courageous, Mug up ask Jo e, Tony’s Box Hut, Jan 1 15 72 Lario, par- ties, Halloween nights, Talking to dad all night, Marina ask Dave, My Dreams. MEDITATIONS: A working class hero is something to be and to love my family with all my love. GENEVIEVE LINSKY 34 GEE AVE. GEN, GENY MEMORIES: Mingle? Get me out of here Carols’ on the couch, Donnie’s playing tennis. Geny, Gen, Gen Gen, hiller hill hill, I still like Roddy and Barry. Katherine Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, B-B Benny and the Jets. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Thespains 1, 2, St. Sec., Spanish Club MEDITATIONS: I hear the music of a different drummer; behold this dreamer cometh. (GENESIS) MARIA LOIACANO 112 EASTERN AVE. GUINEA MEMORIES: 2 16 72 RONNY 143 Sorry ? Steal Derrick — You’ll never get ’em up in time, ask Heather, Bunghold Crazes, coke 4 run, ask Cheri. A Craey Crow? Our night at Vernons, ask Mary- Lou The right time. My vac. What am I gonna do? ask Jack and Eileen My Gomardi, ask Jean; Toll House Cookies, ask Karen, 5:00 a m. in Ipswich, ask Kev. V.C. the Bull 0.0. 7 2 74 M.J.T. MEDITATIONS: Watch your step and you won’t trip. M S P. KEVIN LOPES 134 RIVERDALF, PK LOPESY, KEV MEMORIES. SANDY 5 7 74; The coc try, ask Sanda. Apples ask Fred and Petr Having Friends to talk to. Long talks a Sandy. Karate. I got robbed, ask Joe. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1, 3, Baseball 1, Hockey 3, 4, Football Camp 4 MEDITATIONS: To live the life I’ ' dreamed of living. FRED LONGO 600 WESTERN AVE 69 BRENDA LORD 6 ROSE LANE BEZO MEMORIES: 7 21 75 D A , Maine Par- tying — ask Beth, Ringlet 8 8 75, Lob- sters at 12:00 p.m. Blue Continental ask Abbie, New Year’s 75?!, Stairway to Heaven ask S.T., Rap on my window. Midnight Swim ask S K , Deerfield Fair 737475 . - Those late nights, Riding and showing Coffee? G-town, Midnight Confessions ACTIVITIES HONORS Flicker, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. SAL LOVASCO 9 KIRK RD DONNA M. LOVASCO 10 PROCTOR ST. DON MEMORIES: Somethings fishy; going shopping; Grassiass; Pull what up?; Baili Hai; ask Karen. The case; finding Gold; Airless tires; Fiesta 73.” FitzU- Lane; no headlights ask Joanne and Karen; S 3 75; J 7 75 ACTIVITIES HONORS Spanish Club 1, Office Asst. 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: I’m drifting as an endless wave close, then far away What would wave be without movement? What would I be without change. DEBORAH A. LUFKIN 292 ESSEX AVE DEBI MEMORIES: JELLO” ask Ed Cindy Cindy, Mike knows Watergate chap. 5 pg. 355 the pillow,” ask Deb Fern- wood Flu Benedictine, ask ANYONE the tree, ask Deb Zayre’s, ask Eileen Gitchee Gurnee, ask Arthur and Charlie Sova’s camp Snowmobile Rides DOB. those talks, Ma knows W.C. — L.S.T.N.T. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Thespians MEDITATIONS: You can’t always get what you want.” ABBIE LUNDBERG 5 BRIDGEWATER ST MEMORIES: Pumpkin ... It was nice. Wyoming — Think we’ll stay. Heather? What a Beauty (Brenda knows) Deer- field. LIFO ' s EL TORO Squam. Summer ’75-HAW: Sounds good to me! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Thespians l, 2, Beacon 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, NHS MEDITATIONS: My specialty is living said a man (who could not earn his bread because he would not sell his head) ROZANNE LUPO 5 BAKER ST RO MEMORIES: CENTRAL 72-76, parties and picnics, W A Y S, ask Cathy and Mary, We got all night! Maine, Danvers Motel, The Marsh, Rev. 9 ask Gray, Marilou and Maria Resteria, Maryjoe Abahard” ask Annette. Bike Rides, Herman” ask Kevin — all the good times! ACTIVITIES HONORS Type Awards MEDITATIONS: Write in your heart that every day is the best day of your life. Is that your definition of a beard? Once we were standing still in time. ELIZABETH LUSTER OFF HIGH POPPLES RD LIZ MEMORIES: Summer 74, 75; spring fever; eyeshine; spiffed; SML; Hey Wall ( Phil) ; Arena Shower ( Faye, Chris) ; SM at BW” with J., P., Faye; sizzled and capsized (Linda, Faye, Paula, Hull, Phil ) ; What time’s it Puga? Talks, friends (Linda, Faye, Kathy, Chris, Rene); Chicago Beach Boys; Semi-For- mal; skiing; Parties . , . Good times! MEDITATIONS: Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow - . . live today. DAWN LUTOFF 33 CHAPEL ST MEMORIES: Summer 74, 75, New Eng- land Blues Festival 2 Corner gang, 75 ' CC ski trip, keg parties, spoiled ask Mark, beautiful places, sowing wild oats. Many experiences. MEDITATIONS: He who understands you is greater kin to you than your own brother. For even your own kindred may neither understand you nor know your true worth. Gibran Dreaming . . . We know who Cathy. PAULA MARIE MACDONALD 11 HARRISON AVE. MAC MEMORIES: My first love; Christmas ’74 Being late ask Faye, going mental ask Bunme But he’s going out with some- one.” My Big Sister. My favorite cousin M.P. Fire!! ask Sherri (Someday) MEDITATIONS: To be nobody but yourself, in a world which is doing its best to make you everybody else; means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight. KAREN J. MACINTYRE COUNTY RD MAC MEMORIES: The Canal” Concerts 5 22 75 ask Patty, Sally, Jakes. Hassles with Miss B ask Joane Saugus softball game ask Doyle Pool Hopping ask Patty Corruption of Anybody ask anybody Back window ask Birda ACTIVITIES HONORS: Softball 1 - 4, Basketball 1 - 4, Field Hockey 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed, so I accepted the sky! BRUCE MACIEL WOODMAN ST MACH MEMORIES KAREN 6 20 75 — 6 20 (ELEVEN BY MIWWON), FRAMINGHAM ask Korpi, Accident (I’m a Rock) ask Pete, Bathing suit ask Karen ACTIVITIES HONORS: Mach. Shop 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4 RICHARD MACKEY 25 GEE AVE. 71 Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. FRANK MALISKI 298 MAIN ST. SANDRA MARINO 37 MT. VERNON ST MEMORIES DEAN 8 22 72, HYM ask Dean Stop and Drink DALF getting ringed FBCN 19 and Duke, MMSC, Football Hockey 12, Cheering CAP- TAIN” ask Mary HOME” AGN LTATWDA ACTIVITIES HONORS Cheering 3, Co-Capt 4, Type I, II Awards, HR Rep. 2 MEDITATIONS: It is not the first step in life that counts, it’s the hand that reaches out to help JAMES MASON 6 STANTLEY COURT KAREN McCANN 9 ESSEX AVE. MICK, PERKY, KA MEMORIES: Rosie D ask The Savages, GUTS!! 7 12 75 Munchkins! yum-yum! The Red Bomb” ask Lee and Mere, good times at GHB and SFP, C A and the evil eye, ask Lee, Duck!!” She’s in the window!! ask Bren, One of those crazy old nites!” MEDITATION: Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. john McCarthy 8 MARINA DR MEMORIES J D 3rd Day 7 and 7 69 Dodge, Boston Public Library ask Joe, Boat shows. New Year’s Eve My Radials ask Rodney, Braces Cove ask Dicky Mello, School S. ask Miles, were wa whey, midnight patrol. The Rotary ask Barry. MEDITATIONS: To never be satisfied with good, but always shoot for perfect. Just ’cause karen McCarthy 19 FERRY ST MEMORIES RICK 10 12 72 Wouldn’t it be nice!” Beach Boys Con- cert, Semi-Formal, football games, Col- our my World,” 6 8 75. So what dif- ference does it make,” ask Ricky, S.M. wedding, Ossafied!” 8 8 75. big hearted. Flood!, Inflatible raft?” 12 31 74 — Slow Down!” Nutty Buddys, 7 28 75, Walks — GHB Not me” . . . Summer 75 ACTIVITIES HONORS Tennis, NHS, Ski Club, Flicker MEDITATIONS: To turn today’s dreams into tomorrow ' s realities. 72 : you’re commander . You knew how I loved you , GARY McEACHERN 22 MARINA DRIVE MEMORIES: 10 15 74 ask Joe NJ. ask Joe 8 28 75 ask Chris school yard and Horgans Hut it’s empty again, O’Maley skating rink ask Rick Friday and Sat. nights at the beach. Going to Reading ask Ronny 8 25 75 ask Rick. MEDITATIONS: To look toward the future and hope I do better than the past. NANCY McFADDEN 755 WASHINGTON STREET MEMORIES: BB , Summer of 75” B.C. riding; Tally; ask Andy; Soccer; no joke!,” Oh, Wow” Squam; You didn’t know did you?”, Harpo; Ascot; Hobbits; HORSES! Hazel; Smile 1 ACTIVITIES HONORS: Beacon 3, 4; Intra. Volleyball MEDITATIONS: We’re free to go wh ere we wish and to be what we are. — Richard Bach GINGER G McGARY 51 FERRY STREET GINGA, NINNA MEMORIES: Joe, summer ’75, Ser- geant ' s Party, Mono Point, Rowdy, Hey Jude ask Crissy, Faye, Liz. Let’s skip ask Beth, Brenda Joe, Kenny, Miles, John, 3rd 7 7 G.H.B (Annette), Colour My World ask Karen. My Dad. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Track 1, 2, Intra. 1, OA 1, 2, HRR 2, MDBC, SC 2, 3, CAYO 1 MEDITATIONS: For every time there is a season . though the time may be short its memory lives eternally. judith McGovern 1 BEACH ROAD JUDY, JUDIO MEMORIES: Summer 75 — B.B.P. — thanks Grace. We always knew we were right ask G.M.; those certain times and people ask Grace, 3rd floor grs. rm. ask Karen and Ron. G.H B.P Quick pull over ask Annette O. Laughs and tears Denise knows, spag. at 1:00 a.m. ask Neicy, Thund. and Lightn. ask Karen C., no keys and nights out ask Joanne F. Rum and Coke ask Rob? That night ask Gail D. Spastic actions Grace knows. The Caddy! ACTIVITIES HONORS Mother- Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS: Be thankful for what you have now because you don’t know how much it means to you till it’s gone. ronald McCarthy 254 ESSEX AVENUE MAC MEMORIES Masco 73” R.BJ.M J J,P,D,D,M, The Place ask Irish, Elwell, Football 74. Camp Cedar, Salem game 74, 58, Wounded Duck, New York trip ask Rosie, Elwell, In con- cert ask Ceasar. Jungle Bunnies champs ask Vince. ACTIVITIES HONORS Hockey 1 - 4, Football 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To live life to the fullest. james McDermott NEW WAY LANE MEMORIES: The Nights on the moun- tain, The cabin. Dykes, Mug-up, Electri- cal Shop, Jr. league Elks, Midgets, Hockey league. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Electrical Shop.JV Baseball MEDITATIONS: To take life day by day and don’t worry about tomorrow ' s problems. 73 but my spirit was free. Important phone call! CHRISTINE T. MclNTYRE 16 COLBURN ST CHRIS MEMORIES B G (vince), T W H I.T.F.H . B P (Rene), E.S.E.,” D.D.’s, R.W.B.’s (3), J. (Ethel), P., A.I.I.S.L.? (Beth), CA R (Faye, Paula), H.J. (Ginger), our 3-7-27 (Beth), B.P.L. 11 22 74 (Karen), T T’s (Beth), A.S.! (Faye, Liz), All? Beth knows, Mr Will, Great times! Laughing, Dreaming, Laughing, Laughing . . . ACTIVITIES HONORS Beacon, M.D.B.C. HR Rep, MEDITATIONS: To be as C.A.S.M. IS But still be myselt. JACKIE McKAY 6a WESLEY ST JACK MEMORIES: Billy. New Year ' s, 74 7}, parties. Chemistry — what the nuts — ask Beth — Maryland, summer 75 — I feel faint??? thanks for believing Beth. MEDITATIONS Always remember, you cannot give roses to others without getting some of the perfume on your own fingers too! (F.G.C.) JOSEPH McKECHNIE 55 WOLF HILL LANE JOE MEMORIES: Ginger 3rd day 7 and 7s Boston Public Library, ask John. Boat Show Mono and Rocky points. Where are they Bang, ask Miles. The Rotary ask Barry Sergeant’s party. Going to Drive In 1200 School C” ask Rodney ACTIVITIES HONORS: ROTC, Color Guard B Company Commander MEDITATIONS: To find my place in the world, and if there isn’t one, make one. MARY-ELLEN McKINNON 2 STANWOOD TER RED” MEMORIES: Freshman yr milk canal ask Jen, O.S.T.N.! ask Karen, Castle Hill — Mesc., Pete’s, Kidnapped! — ask Jean, Fernwood nightmares ask Deb, Concerts! Marshfield ask Hilary, Space Truckin’’ ACTIVITIES HONORS: Canal Club 1,2,3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another. BLANE McKINNON JOHN McNAIR 36 WASH SQ BIRD MEMORIES: Sandy 4 20 74; drags, road runner, Hendrix, Concerts, G.V.S., hut ask Ton, Cuda ask Moon, busted ask Mike, Terry Exxon, Cruisin’, Lanesville ACTIVITIES HONORS: Auto Shop MEDITATIONS To find the stairway to heaven. Laughing at the questions SUSAN MENICOCCI 15 HAROLD AVE. SUE MEMORIES: Summertime, beach walks and talks. Good Harbor Beach 74, 75, Lady, ask Tish Getting crazed, day trip- ping ask Jill (GHBB), partying with friends. Falling in and out of love. Duke and the Drivers Bob Dylan, Jimi Hedrix, Janis Joplin, the Beatles MEDITATIONS: To have pride in myself and rise with the sun, most of all to love. PAMELA MERCHANT 18 SAYWARD ST PAM MEMORIES: Joe 1 10 75; Summer of 75” Gladys ask Judy and Mary E.; Bos- ton Concerts; Drive In, G.H.B.B., Strangers following ask Deb, Party in Room 9, F.H.C.; concession ask Patty, BP Cops; Buzz at beach ask anyone. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Honor Bus. Club 3, 4, St. Sec. 3, Field Hockey 3, 4, MDB4, NHS MEDITATIONS: Life and time are our only real possessions. VIVIAN MERCURIO 34 WASHINGTON SQ. VIV MEMORIES: Summer of 74,” Beach Club, ask Lois; 6 21 74, 10 10 74; AGH gossip; China Port ask Debt, B.M , G.H.B 10 26 74 ask Jill; good friends E.M., D.M.J.C., S.M., and L.L.; long talks, ask Ellen; Prom 75” ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Sec., Type Award 1, PC MEDITATIONS: Tis better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt FAYE M1LITELLO 5 ORCHARD ST MEMORIES Arnica Mia, Fishing, Snakes, The night that should of been, getting smashed, — those beautiful pies — , Boy crazy, Everything, ask Josie. The Three Joe ' s ask Lois. Good Harbor pigs, ask Maria. Italy and California, ask Chris. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cosmetol- ogy I and II, Type Award 1 MEDITATIONS You own the day, spend it on happiness. THOMAS MISURACA 38 ALLEN ST. MIZZY MEMORIES: Burnham’s Field ask Mor- gan, Concert ask S.S., C.C. J.N. Pool Room, Y” ask SR C.C PM R RJ SER PA. Red Sox Games ask Scott, GHB L.S P B.J.S.T.C.C A D W ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cross Country DAVID PETER MOCERI 349 ESSEX AVE. MOUSE, ZAPPA, MUSCLES MEMORIES: I can’t run, I think I hurt my ankle; Rockport fishing trips; ask Manny; Frank’s room; ask my col- leagues; Feeling like a dead duck, spit- ting out pieces of his broken luck;” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cross Country MEDITATIONS: The water on the river is the first to go and the last to arrive. Something of a part from life. Look into my eyes. 75 that you once asked of me THERESA ANN MOCERI 8 STONE CT TREESKI, TEESA MEMORIES TOM 5 12 73; CRUNCH 1 !, Followed to the drive-in, J B and T.M. F.RRR ; B.B.B.B.: Check-it-out!”; Pictures of E63-787” at S.W.’s — ask Tee for it all! MILKKK!! ask J.B.; sipping sombreros at S.F.P., ask Jeanne MEDITATIONS: There is no such thing as best” in a world of individuals, — Hugh Prather BARRY MOIR 293 WASHINGTON ST MEMORIES: 1976, Milt’s Class ask Ken, 1974 Football Season — The Salem Game, Beefeater — The Drunk ask Scott, Geometry with Gus ask Joe, Turn Down the Radio — You’re Under Arrest, It’s not too late, Bmonges, Den- nis Fat!, Spell Africa ask Hed, Ellen. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Indoor Track, NHS MEDITATIONS: Wherever I go, Whatever I do, I will always remember my friends. JOHN MONTGOMERY 9 ANDREWS ST. SPICE LINDA ANN MOODY 5 KIRK RD MEMORIES: Tony 7 8 74, C, H B , STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN, the Blue Bomb! Westfield, Popcorn, Bubble Gum, Air Raid!?! Ask Sherry, The Bench (Splinters) — CO. J H , MG — Lucky 7 Someone coming Cathy? 1 1 :30 o.k ACTIVITIES HONORS Jr Vol 1, Class Pres 1, St. Council 1 - 4, HR Rep. 2, 3, Drill Team 1st Sgt. 1 - 4, Track 4, Flicker 4, Mother- Daughter Comm. MEDITATIONS: Yesterday we shared our thoughts and many good times; Today these are memories of him that will be cherished on my mind. BEATRICE ANN MORIN 7 HOLLY ST BEA MEMORIES: BRIAN, 4 24 74, 5 31 74, N.B.A.G.W., I.W.LY.F. You must pay the rent! (Ask Mr. Pasek) Can a fish swim?, Chips, E blk. lunch, Hawaii 5-0, bubbles (ask Barney and Bert) I’M NOT LAURIE 1 (ask Mr. McPhail) Weo vs. Mini-pricing and mons black thumb! (Brian knows) ACTIVITIES HONORS: NHS 3, 4, HBC 3, 4, Pep Club 4, MDBC St. Sec. 4, Thespians 1 - 4, Nat. 2 - 4, Band 2, 3, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS God evidently does not intend us to be rich, powerful, or great, but HE does intend us all to be friends.” JOHN K MOTT 159 ESSEX AVE. MOTT MEMORIES: Mouse that roared, D.B., Enemy, Backstage, DeMolay, J.A., Mal- ly’s, P B ask Dolly, Cemetery Restora- tion, Lunchroom Snowfall ask Sebby, Fun Family ask Debbie, 9 2 75 ask Paula Drive-In Party ask The Family. ACTIVITIES HONORS AV 1 - 4, Chess Club 1 - 3, Flicker 4, German Club 2, Chorus 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Thespians 3,4 MEDITATIONS: To communicate in the telling of the bearing of my soul. — Procal Harum Love notes from Miss Coen? Do you know where you ' re going to ANNETTE MARIE MOULTON 50 WARNER ST NETSY: BLUEBERRY: POOPSY PIE MEMORIES: 9 1 74, Bob. Grand Assemblies in Springfield. Rainbow Ball 74. Sergeant’s Party 75. 1 don’t know how to make coffee, ask Joanie. Three Dog Night. Hey Snowball ACTIVITIES HONORS: 9 27 75-1 24 76 My Term as Worthy Advisor, ROTC D Company Commander, St Sec, HBC Sec MEDITATIONS: Do not follow where the path leads, rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Enjoy life to its fullest.” DEBRA MOVALLI 8 HIGH POPPLES RD DEBI MEMORIES: Donny — 10 25 74 PA- G.H B , ask Mike and Dennis, 5 11 73, Waikiki, ask PA. S.C. K.M. T.H. — 11 9 74, Lydia, ask Marilyn Lights Out” ask Patti, (mmmm peanuts, ask Gail-L. on the back shore) THE RUNA- ROUND — ask Jill. Out to eat ask Viv — B.M. morn, rides, ask Pugga, aft. rides, ask Zappa. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Girl’s Drill Team 1 - 4, Dean of Girl’s Asst. 1 - 4, Floormasters Asst. 1, 2, Pep Club 4 MEDITATIONS: That person proves his worth who can make us want to lis- ten when he is with us — and think when he is gone. MICHAEL ARTHUR MOVALLI 8 HIGH POPPLES RD MIKE MEMORIES: E hockey; P.A. G.H.B ask Deb. Biking ’74, B E on the Sum- mer House, ask Jeff, Scrambled Eggs,” D D,” Cruisin, Georgetown ask Mike, G.M.T.M. ski trip, that night, carnivals, the chase” Boston Commons, Canadian Games. ACTIVITIES HONORS Soccer 4, Cross Country 3, Phys. Ed. Intra. 2 - 4, T rack 4 MEDITATIONS: Some people are so afraid to die that they never begin to live. — H. Van Dyke BONNIE MUISE 127 RIVERDALE PK. MEMORIES: Summer of ' 74, Toll House Cookies, Apt., Mary Anne: I.S.S. ask Kenny, Muggy Days ask Ken. Rav- enswood ask Tony, G.H.B. LOST at G.G. ask Janinc. Hay Ride, Concerts. ACTIVITIES HONORS: V.P. 1, Gymnastics Team 1 - 4, St. Council 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. JOAN MUISE 17 1 2 ELM ST. MEMORIES: The hut ask L.L.J M L.H. D.C.B. at the hut ask L.L. and L.H. The times we slept out in the hut ask J.M. L.L. LH. Rotten on E. Street with watermelon, sponge, Duffy, J.M. L.L. and L.H. People Dumping on you when your minding your own business. Driv- ing with K.F ACTIVITIES HONORS Cosmetol- ogy 1, 2 ALAN MUNROE 202 WASHINGTON ST. EARL, GUNNER MEMORIES: Rutland Vt. 73, Mono, Moonshots, Cross Country for a day, Alvin the Wunderbird, Lynn Central, Red Tide, chemistry, baseball. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Basketball 1 - 4, Baseball 1, 3, ROTC 2 - 4, Phys. Ed. Intra. 1 - 4, Flash 2 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To have others bene- fit from my abilities. 77 ELLEN MUNROE 550 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES long talks, ask Viv, Best friends V.M., C.C., S.M., DM . Sum- mers at G.H.B., ask Caroline, and Mash- mond. Where are we going Viv? 7 15 75 ask Sharon. ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club, Type I Award MEDITATIONS There are three things that remain faith, hope, and love — and the greatest of these is love. CHARLES NEWMAN 40 WASHINGTON SQ CHUCK MEMORIES: G.V.S. 75, First Nat’l Stores, That 66 Chevelle, sports. Golfing with the Boys. R.O.T.C. The Boulevard Guards, and! The Girls!! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Machine Shop MEDITATIONS: To get accepted to Coyne University, graduate and make my mother and father proud of me. CHERYL NEWMAN 323 ESSEX AVENUE ACTIVITIES HONORS: Softball 1 - 3 MEDITATIONS: Think! JOHN NICASTRO 5 LLOYD ST BAP MEMORIES Kerry 12 18 74 The island with the gang ask Carlton. Friday nights, The River, Dick’s house, New- buryprot ask Bruce, At the Drive-in ask Kerry, On June 6, 1975 the car ask Kerry. ACTIVITIES HONORS Freshman Basketball, 350th Intramural League MEDITATIONS: To be proud in what I do. CATHERINE NICASTRO 31 ELM ST. CATHY MEMORIES: SOFTBALL — 75 N.E.C. CHAMPS! Hang it up! The Big Scare. Sue you Crab, Cut it out. Ask Patti. S.A.F. ask Mary Jaws; ask Joy, Have it around, Imitations, and Mark, Rudolph, ask Sally, and Chae! Ange; THE BOW ' ACTIVITIES HONORS: SOFT- BALL 1 - 4, Basketball 2 - 4, Field Hockey 4 MEDITATIONS Not to abuse the true meaning of life, but to cherish it. STEPHEN W NICHOLS 149 EASTERN AVE ESSEX NICK MEMORIES: Getting kicked out of shop ask spittle. The Ship Ahoy pool party. Cub’s barn. Dirty Dot ask Ribs. Allen boy ' s party. Hey Dick get me a ask bus. Smittys Garage. Breaking S.L. ' s Spruce Tree. MEDITATIONS: To do something worthwhile in life. that life is showing you the blind. LAURIE ANN NOSEWORTHY 553 WASHINGTON BERT BUBBLES MEMORIES: CHIPS ' ! ' Anyone; Charge, Mr. Pasek; Truth or Dare, Helen R.U.A.T. 5 U B Y S A I M Judy; 6? Glenn ; E blk. Lunch, Bea and Laurie, Rainbow — Annette; Oh Yea, Got any Gum? D AT S.? Beep-Beep-Barney. ACTIVITIES HONORS: German Club 3, 4, MDB Pep Club 4, Flicker 4, ROTC Band 3, 4, Thespians 1 - 4, IT 3, 4, SS 4 MEDITATIONS: If you want to make people laugh, your face must remain serious.” Casanova PETER M. NOSEWORTHY 19 NALLY AVE. PETE MEMORIES: Gail 1 1 74 — 4 7 75, Room 222, Al’s ask Tim and Peter, 3rd floor New Wing, Machine Shop, The accident 9 13 75, Mustang, N.E.D. BOSTON SHAKER Mr. Gibran. Hawken Rifle. MEDITATIONS: To do as much as I can in life. WENDY O’BRIEN 6 DECATUR ST WEDNESDAY, MUNSDAY, WEN- DEL MEMORIES: Summer 75, the gang, J.I.D.K., BBB Friendly’s, Drive-In, S.P. ask Arthur, Good Harbor, Dry Roasted Nuts ask DONNA, 10-50-7 Rocky Mountain High, G.H.S. dances, G.W. CD h.t.d.t.d.H. R.f .l.a.s. ; O.F.C.L., ASK Patty, A.G.H. Pfetzel!!! ACTIVITIES HONORS: German Club 2 - 4, Flicker 4, NHS 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Intra. 2 - 4, Tennis 2 - 4, Softball 1, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To be myself is all 1 hope to be. ANNE O’DONNELL 36 EDGEMOOR RD MEMORIES FRANK 4 13 74, school yard, long talks, ask Mel, Hey hand- some” ask Frankie, Tuesday afternoon, the hut. Newt’s party, Well did you?” ask jodi, no one Knows; ask Lois, dai- sies; ask Frank, GHB, BC. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker, Drill Team 3, 4, Jr. Vol., Ski Club, NHS, Type Award 3 MEDITATIONS: The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others happy. LAURA NICKERSON 65 STORY ST. ESSEX LAURIE, BARNEY MEMORIES: Jamboree 1973, E Block Lunch; 6? ask Glen, Officers Party 1974, Sergeant’s Party 1975; CHIPS (ask Bob); Truck Drivers ask Bert Talks ask Bea. ACTIVITIES HONORS: German Club 1 - 4, MDB Pep Club 4, ROTC Band 1 - 4, Stu. Secretary 4, Thespians 3, 4, Inter. Thespians 3, 4, ROTC Cap. 4, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS: Smile, It makes peo- ple wonder what you are up to! SANDRA J. NOBLE 100 THATCHER RD SANDY MEMORIES: Private Eyes! ask Ethel, Summer 74, December 73, Crazy Lady, SMU Red Sox 9 19 74, Babysitting, Is the line busy?” ask Rhonda, Chicago- Beach Boys, Seeing Double, Hell’s Angel! ask Sheila, SFP, Three week vaca- tion — SCAMORSMC, GHB, You Big Pig 1 ” Falling asleep on the phone! ask Tom, The apartment. Vodka! How’s yours? Ethel. ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 2 - 4 79 WILLIAM OAKES LAWRENCE MOUNTAIN RD CRAIG J OLSEN 147 WESTERN AVE GEORGE MEMORIES: Grenadiers 74, It’s the truth. Fort Devens, Tails at the Hut, Taxi Cab, 1 1 75-204, SGT’s Party, NERDC Newburyport Football Game ACTIVITIES HONORS Rifle Team 1- 4, Team Cap. 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, Lt. Colonel George Morse Award, Prize Squad Commander, Platoon Drill, Com- mander, C-Company Commander MEDITATIONS To be supreme in everything I do KAREN M OLSON 5 BURNHAM ST. MEMORIES: Summer 74,” G.H.B Songs Football Stalled” ask Kathy, Dreams, Talks, Tears, Parties, Friends, 11 25 74 — We lost the car! License Plates, Buzz-off, Dances Which one” ask Ann, Puddles ask Lois, Love, Mom and Dad ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club Treas., Girl’s Drill Team 3, 4, Jr Volun- teer, MDB 4, Flicker, Typing Award, HR Rep 4 MEDITATIONS: Aim at the sun; your arrow may not reach; but it will fly higher than if aimed at a level with yourself. KATHLEEN OLSON 9 BELLEVUE AVE. KATHY MEMORIES: Leo 8 3 75 he knows, OH Baby ask Kathy, Grampa’s cornin’ ask Sue, Carolyn ask Toni, hoo, hoo, I’m an owl Sue knows. The Flute” ask Wendy. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Pep Club 4 MEDITATIONS: The time we spend together leaves that much less for loneli- ness! CATHERINE M. ORLANDO 13 CHURCH ST CATHY O” MEMORIES: That Certain Someone” good rimes Central” Boulevard, Every- body up, ask Ro, reflexes ask Jeanine; our P. Place ask Mary, WTF Save Me, ask Vincent, Cadillac, Joe, box, ask Annette, bike rides, MAC’S, help me, Linda ACTIVITIES HONORS Basketball 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, Commander 4 MEDITATIONS: Life is what you make it, especially with the love every- one may bring you to make life worth- while. VINCENT ORLANDO 1 1 CHURCH ST VINCE MEMORIES B.G. ask Chris, Central, seine boats, Turn the flag. Basketball 31, 76ers, camp I know ask Tony, UGHB, The night ask Dave and Phil Fiesta, McDonalds, The Porch ask the Bums. ACTIVITIES HONORS Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2.4 MEDITATIONS: To enjoy the greatest gift of all. LIFE Do you know ? CATHY PALAZZOLA 85 CENTENNIAL AVE. GUNNA” MEMORIES DANNY 3 22 73 87 Long Walks .ind Talks on G.H.B. — I luv HERBIE, Lets DANCE, York Steak House, Zombie — BIG Secrets With Flory — crying at Frank Davis Resort Ask FPMC Gunna,” GUESS WHY ' Heidi ACTIVITIES HONORS: Girl ' s Track 2, 3, 4, Type Awards MEDITATIONS: To go to school and make something of myself, then come back and find Danny. Waiting on my door step. 3 22 84 CHERYL PALAZOLA TOPO ' THE HARBOR BLDG. 8 APT 16 MEMORIES: Supergook at Destino’s, ask Rosie (if she’s not eating), MORO- NICA, WHO BRINGS DA COOK- IES?, Deep Dimple, two G’s A rear view, ask Diane, Jane, Is Nigel there? ask everyone, McDonalds in Saugus (What state am I am?) ask Jane How Heinous! MEDITATIONS: See me, feel me, touch me, heal me, but first, publish me. FRANCES PALLAZOLA 16 WASHINGTON ST. FRAN MEMORIES. John 73, 74, 75, . . . Going up the rocks ask R.C. and G.G., visiting Carol ask S.H. and E.R., Getting caught down the corner ask the kids, and Maria. MEDITATIONS: To live my life day by day as it comes, because dreams don’t always come true. MARIA PARCO 28 EXCHANGE ST. MEMORIES: Good times with the kids Central. S.F.P. picnics, The Golden Summer” ask Gray, Lou, Maine, Long talks ask Kay, I hate tea, ask Annette, Seine boats Special Two ask Mary. 4 26 75 MEDITATIONS: The deepest feeling always shows in silence. Joe Cool ANNETTE PARISI 2 ALPINE CT. MEMORIES: Billy 2 9 73, walk with- out matches ask Gray, Central, the Hurt” ask Kay, Maine, Junior Chip, Cottage ask Jeaninc, talks ask A.G., Air- port, tourists ask Cathy, speaking,” VIP, Faye’s Birthday huh Maria, Blvd. Good Times. ACTIVITIES HONORS: NHS 3 - 4 MEDITATIONS: The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth- while, that means the most, and costs the least, is just a pleasant smile. FLORENCE PARISI 16 POPLAR ST FLORY MEMORIES: 1 26 75; Summer of 74” Good Harbor Beach; Beach Boys, Bike RIDE, to Rockport ask Cathy, Mike’s Party, Frank Davis ask Marie, FDL, Long walk home, out of gas ask Joia, G Block ask Annette. MEDITATIONS: Look for the good in yourself not the evil in others. 81 Now looking back at all we had. PHILIP PARISI 16 POPLAR STREET MEMORIES: Central Seine Boat Races 72, 73, 74, 75: The black bomber; Sand- pipers ask Tom B : Demetri’s ask Vin- cent: Sleep-outs: Time for work Good Harbor Beach ask Tony T.: The Marina ask John S.: Saint Peters Fiesta: Parting ask the Gang. ACTIVITIES HONORS JV and Varsity Basketball MEDITATIONS To make my parents proud of me. JEANNE PEDEN TOP O’ HARBOR JEAN or JEANNE MEMORIES: STANLEY — 7 1 74 — I. L.Y.; Illinois never again ask D.S.; Ver- mont 74” creeky springs ask P.G. and J. C ; McDonalds at 9 ask Berta and Trish; The Big Day! ask Stan; 442; Not tonight! ask Kathy. Diamond Girl, ask Debbie; Ike and Mike? ask Kathy. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker Staff, Gymnastics 1, 2, Mother-Daughter Comm., Office Asst. 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: I fled from the city taking only my soul and arrived at last at the infinite sea. FRED PERKINS 69 STORY STREET, ESSEX WALTERJ PERRY 6 MAPLEWOOD PK WALT, WALDO, BIG W MEMORIES: Maine 73,” 74,” 75,” Proj. Adv. 75,” Camp Cedar, Flower Girl ask Dub, Parties, South Boston ask Al, cruising and Boozing ask Mark, Blonds. ACTIVITIES HONORS Varsity Football 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: Don’t walk behind me, 1 may not lead, walk beside me, and just be my friend. FRANK PARISI 100 EASTERN AVE MEMORIES: B.C. 4 21 75; All Night Confusion, Then Came Bronson — ask Joe. Day’s Pond, School yard Ball games ANYA; David Bowie ask Asaro; Hor- gan’s Hut (Tuesday Evening) Small Summer Cottage Ask Newt. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed Intra. 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: To be myself and enjoy life. NICK PARISI 6 SYLVAN STREET MEMORIES: No wonder the star is; Heck; Bolero; George’s Palanca; Beero with arms; Tarn Cockt-unge; Khicken- krap; M M house; tenth of a millime- ter; Boo-Hiss-Shtrange; aim for the pil- low; after you; Landmark Lane; LMD ACTIVITIES HONORS: Thespians 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. 82 We let so many dreams KATHYRYN PIRAINO 14 ORCHARD ST KATHY MEMORIES: TODD, 5 3 75; art class, ask Danny; LIFESAVERS; our con- tracts, THE hockey game, ask Laurie; wicker chairs? HAVEY’S class, drown- ing? Marina Music, getting drunk on cokes!? Ike and Mike ask Jeanne; Oh baby not tonight ask Kathy; PROMISE? ask Todd; Not tonight ask Jeanne. ACTIVITIES HONORS; Stage Crew 1, 2, HR Rep. 2, 3, HBC (Vice Pres.) 3, 4, Pep Club, Student Secretary 4, Flicker Staff 4, M.D.B. Comm MEDITATIONS: Aim high and reach for the stars. STEPHEN PIZZO 27 STORY ST , ESSEX STEVE, PETS MEMORIES: 5 13 75 ask KAREN; BUFF, Basic Electricity ask Chuck; Fuller School ask Vannah; pool ask Fred; In two or three years ask Karen MEDITATIONS: To make the best out of what you got. KRISTAL POOLER 35 GEE AVE. KRIS MEMORIES: R.S. Hank, Jonathan, Junipa, Tass, Woodstock ' the orchard ' ask C.T. Arrested ask Brenda — cruising — with S.D.; strange nights — Clapton — the bridge miracles” base guitar YAH! Woodstock ACTIVITIES HONORS: AFS 4, Flicker 4, NHS, Beacon 4 MEDITATIONS: Everyone is guilty of all the good he didn ' t do JOAN POWERS 79 PROSPECT ST MEMORIES: B B , Cape Cod and 3DN, Nally’s Alley, ask Kathy, Oh no, not my good one! Excuse me sir, ask Annette, Elton John 11 22 74, ask Coralee, crui- sin, Oh Boy! Mike 9 15 75, BANANAS! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Student Sec. MEDITATIONS: Set me adrift in a sea of hope, I’ll set my sails for a new hori- zon. Smile! Your face won’t crack. JERRY PRATT 80 MT. PLEASANT AVE. MEMORIES: Running in Ravenswood, Newspaper class, Led Zep, Beatles, C.S.N.Y., 3 stooges, parties, The Fire- barn, Hockey at the Goosepond, race day, C.C. Camp, Derelicts, woodshop, Watch Yourself! All the teams, Tom, Al, Angie, you were all great. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cross Country 1 - 4, Phys. Ed. Intra. 2 - 4, NHS 3, 4 MEDITATIONS. To Be. LINDA PRATT 17 FRIEND ST. MEMORIES: Summers 74,” 75,” G.H B eyeshine, C.Y.O.; sizzled and capsized, Phil and Bob; Talks ask Liz Friends (Liz, Faye, Kathy, and Chrissy) Parties; Bulls; Dumb things ask Kim; Senior Year ACTIVITIES HONORS Mother- Daughter Comm. 4, Phys. Ed. Intra 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other. 83 just slip through our hands. ROBERT E. PUFF 37 GLOUCESTER AVE. PUFF MEMORIES: Depression Session, camping out, Sgt’s Party ’75 — late! — ask P.G., Beaver Shootin’, 5-0,” S.T , Laconia 73,” B R LA ST., the spider!, good times, sports. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Baseball 1 - 4, ROTC Band 1 - 4, Commander 4, Outstanding Junior Cadet, Delegate to Boy’s State, NHS 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.” Emerson MARIA GRAZIA PURPURA 4 LIBERTY ST. MEMORIES: Pin curls and finger waves, ask Josie, Faye, Audrey, Bottle with little hole, ask Faye Psst ask Nina — Torn sheet ask Jennelle — Recording on Halloween — Remember 1-10-73 R.V.S. soap opera — Avocado ask, Josie, Audrey, Faye. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cosmetol- ogy 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: Chi trova un amico trova un-tesoro. EDWARD QUIGLEY 15 POPLAR ST ED MEMORIES: chem labs 75; Specks Class 73-74; ask Drew; Mckenzie Astronomy Class 75, ask Craig. ACTIVITIES HONORS Audio-Vis- ual 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To do the impossi- ble. PHILIP QUINCE 6 ADDISON ST. PHIL MEMORIES: CENTRAL; Seine Boats 72, 73, 74, 75; B.T.O. ask John; ITALY ask Nofrie; Machine Shop; Buhta; MADNESS; Luigi’s ask Phil P.; Room 222; Sunday Football. C and A, DEEP PURPLE TAPE ask Phil P MEDITATIONS: To solve all the prob- lems that may come up in the road to life and to go on smiling. DOREEN QUINN 11 HAMPDEN ST. QUINNY MEMORIES: The shower ' ask Paula; Kopes small get together! HUH what- cha say Deb! Tell him to sit on the other side G H ASF W I) . The stick’ ask J.S. D B R R , Talks with B E.; H T.D.Y.C. ask Sheila! State meet; Pugga; Good times with J.S. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: There is a time in life when we all need to go one step beyond friendship: Love.” MICHELLE REDMOND 21 DODGE ST MEMORIES: MIKE, A 12 year Friend- ship, ask Sharon, 19 and DUKE, ask MSCS, 1974,” FBCN, ask the girls, GHB, SCHOOLS OUT,” ask SHARON, gameball — Miller-8, ROSES ' Bob’s Beer, Castle Hill, Long walks ask Coose, 1. ACTIVITIES HONORS Spanish II Award, Phys. Ed. Intra. 3 MEDITATIONS: Without memories of yesterday w r ithout the dreams and hopes a meaningless today an empty tomorrow. 84 Why must we wait so long EVERETT REED 40 SOUTHERN AVE., ESSEX MEMORIES: 6 30 74, The Hut, spas- tic tours, 11 16 74, Woman ask Gary, what a spy MEDITATIONS: To be trusted by everyone, but never trust anyone. RHONDA L. REED 27 WARNER ST. MEMORIES: Carlos 8 3 73, 1-4-3,” Pocketbooks ask Carlos and Ray, 80 Vc of all . ask Marion, Two bites GONE!!! ask Carlos, Your B irthday, Never My Love,” R.J A O P ask Carlos, my ring 3 14 75, N Y E. 75, Your Torino 9 20 75, D.E.S. Dances MEDITATIONS To do in life what was meant for me to do, and to do it with the person whom I love. SUSAN REED 135 RIVERDALE PARK SUE MEMORIES: DD’s askPm, EC, Made- line ask M H All that gold! Fernwood parties 6 20 75 — 7 20 75 K-5 ask Les- lie 8 1 75 that little trip ask D.N. Get- ting busted (Ronny) ask L.R Parties up the woods and getting lost ask Gerald, Look out for the car! quarts and quarts that week the party Hotel! Elton John, J. Geils, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, Steppen- wolf , Alice Cooper. MEDITATIONS Don ' t bogart that joint my friends. KAREN ROBERTS 96 FRIEND ST. MEMORIES: Wayne 3 73, Partying; 74-75 summer. Stones 1, Beach Boys, Chicago concert ask Kandy? Stooges , Bunny’s Batmobile, Mg, Light house ask Jeanine, J. Geils concerts crazy, Fair Maidens” the beach, wine crazes. Velvet Peas, ask JC, KR, DL, my big brother Joe, Ma and Dad MEDITATIONS: It’s so mezmorising all that is inside me SARAH ANN RODERICK 6 YOUNG AVE MEMORIES: the truck. Banquet ask Bev. Long talks ask Kris, I ' m not talk- ing to you” ask Patty, C.A.M , Tennis ask Sandy, Horseback riding ACTIVITIES HONORS: Drill Team 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sub- lime, and departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time PATTI ROSE 22 OCEAN AVE. MEMORIES: David 7 22 74 74” Flo- rida ask Borgy Lights Out! ask Debi Mirror Run! ask Marilyn Gumballs is George Screwdriver 4-cans! OFF LIM- ITS! Chicken? 9 1 75 a date to remem- ber New Hampshire anyone? ask Jimmy, Carol. David. Essex ACTIVITIES HONORS: Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, St. Sec. 3, 4 MEDITATIONS You never realize what a good memory you have until you try to forget someone. 85 before we see, how sad As usual, Cheri has her mouth full. BERNADETTE RUBERTI ESSEX AVENUE BERNIE MEMORIES: John 4 14 74 The Semi- Formal, Summer of 74,” Nights down Friendly’s, Sweeney’s,” ask Sherry, Pin Ball, Beer and Peanuts, ask Brett, All the good Times. Once” G.H B. S.F.P. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Political Action, St. Council 1, 2, Home Rm Rep 1, 2, Flicker, Jr. Achievement MEDITATIONS: In the noisy confu- sion of Life, Keep pace with yourself. Strive to be Happy, and Dream until your dreams come true. SCOTT SANBORN 12 RIVERVIEW ROAD ROBERT F. RO SE, JR 369 ESSEX AVENUE ROSIE MEMORIES Jungle Bunnies” Champs 3 yrs. ask Vince JL champs, Masco ask J.M.D.M.D.T.J.J.M. In con- cert” ask Jerry, Bono’s ask Bob, The Bea- tles, Pugga’s car, Cooper” Touchdown, ask Deb, Fresh Basketball bus rides, ask Deb SFP 9 25 74 Burnt ask Irish, C. Cedar ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1 - 3, Capt. 4, Baseball 2 - 4, Basketball 1 and Almost 2 MEDITATIONS: To make my parents, and grandparents proud of me. JEFFREY S. ROWE 18 RIVERDALE PARK JEFF MEMORIES Kathy, 4 11 72, not enough turn around, ask Betty and Kathy, Bokie, B E Summer House, ask Mike, N.A.D.T., After 18, ask Kathy, V.W., How much?. Munchkins, Oh Boy!, Drive-in, 3 Stooges, Tennis snor- ing. B Blk. ask Ed. MEDITATIONS: To look inside and know myself. To make my family proud of me. WILLIAM A. SANBORN 9 ALPINE CT BILL MEMORIES: New year’s 74 75, Sum- mer 75, parties, Maryland, The house, canoeing, The sign, ask Jack, Rum and Coke, the cemetery, ask Jackie ACTIVITIES HONORS Hockey 1, Football 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: To find an occupa- tion which I will be good at, and to be happy. NAZIO SANFILIPPO 24 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE the answers to those questions can be. SALVATORE SANFILIPPO 24 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE MEMORIES: FORT, down the Ros- sanna Marie askJ.B mmm, Alvin Lee Co., ask Buzzon, Oh the Allman Broth- ers Band, walking to the oval ask Pete, comcentie, window pain. Bond Fires at Paviallion lounge. MEDITATIONS: To go around the world by sea, and see what there is to see, MILES J. SCHLICHTE 63 WITHAM ST MEMORIES: 3rd day of school, BANG Skiing Gunstock Watch that zipper” ask Karen Boat Shows Hayride ask Scott Braces Cove ask Dicky Mello mono The Rotary ask Barry Where Wa Whey It’s red all the way up” Boat parties ask Rodney school . . . U ask sow. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra. 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: If Irish eyes are smil- ing, WATCH OUT! ' JERRY SANTUCCIO 63 HESPERUS AVENUE CAESAR MEMORIES: Masco 73” Ask J J.B.B.B. — R.D.M.D.T. — in con- cert” ask the boys Jungle Bunnies Champs” (73, 74, 75) good music Ask Spook” J-L champs Camp Cedar” Jaws” Ask Vince. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Don’t cry over yester- days, but live for tomorrows. MARK SERRIN 368 ESSEX AVE. SERRIN, SHORTY, 6-FOOTER, TREE MEMORIES: Fernwood the Flu ask Ed Lily Pond 11 74 ask Moo, Darrell Luke Little Mary Maine, Canada ask Matt and Moo F.L.H. ask Marie, Bruce R.M., R.O and ROO M BO ask Brother D. The Bridge ask anyone Skiing ask Gary Talks ask John and Lisa The Pub ask R.S. and J.L. The Mouthwash kid Ma’s Casino. MEDITATIONS L.1.L.A P.W.I S.Y.C- B I.W.I.H.Y.G.F. NANCY DEBORAH SAUNDERS 115 MT. PLEASANT AVE. NANCE, ZEKE, FACE, BOOZE MEMORIES: Stephen 6 27 74, cat fights, 1, 2, 3’s Maine, EX 4, v.w.’s ROLL , rain, ice cream cones, 6 27 75, who’s spoiled ask Stephen, TALKS w him Pep Club ask KOLLMC., talks ask DCGS Sgt. Party — Quardrippling, Officers Party eggbert. ACTIVITIES HONORS Pep Club 4, HR Rep. 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Sec. 4, St. Council 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: Before us is a future all unknown, a path untrod; Beside us a friend well loved and known — that friend is God. MARY M. SCALI.I 19 LINWOOD PL. SCAL, SCARY MALLY, MEATBALL MEMORIES: Friends, the Cove, clear- ing, NEIL YOUNG” squats ask Annie, Space trucker — Concerts — good times Remember Sandy Yippen! 7 4 75-almost,” J.K., yellow farms, the pine tree, the joint, dreams, Zeet,” Jams! big A pygmyland,” Detroit, the wall, 3 musks ask Tibs and Karen! Twins right Bud Lanesville, 5 27 75 . . ., Green Death!” MEDITATIONS: Colour my world with hope of loving you . . . No peeking at the keyboard! 87 Do you know where you ' re going to KAREN SIKORSKI K THATCHER RD MEMORIES: Summer of 74” and Jack 11 16 73 3rd floor GR ask Judy and Ronnie. EA school yard, Yesterday” ask Maria GHB Skiing Mt. Cranmore with Jean and Skipper, legs ask Debbie. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Phys. Ed. Intra., Ski Club MEDITATIONS: Your soul is call like when I’m walking, seems that every- where I turn, I hope you’re waiting for me — Bowie CHERYL SILVA 29 ENGLEWOOD RD CHAE, EUNICE, PFETZEL MEMORIES ASK Deborah Softball 75” NEC CHAMPS ANGE The big scare Camp Dawn! Hallo! Funny lady, ask Colleen Sally Imitations The Party ask Cathy, Carol, Nora, Howie, the Bow! ACTIVITIES HONORS: Sports MEDITATIONS: There are two things to aim at in life; First to get what you want and second, to enjoy it. Only the wisest achieve the second. GENE SILVA 15 LINDEN RD MEMORIES FORD’s P.G I’ll get around to it, the 360°s, GVS New Eng- land Drags, J. Geils, Driving Lessons with snoopy. MEDITATIONS: To finally make ever- yone realize that Ford is No. 1. PETER SILVA THURSTON PT RD PETE MEMORIES: The Beach, Rockport Dances ask Carlie, AL ' s Newbury Ask Tim and Pete, N.E.D. weekend $81.00 light bulb The Frolics 9 6 75, D.S.W., Pool room Tweety Voc. English Room 222, 70Z28 71 Mach I MEDITATIONS To be successful at everything I do and to fool those who thought I couldn’t. CHARLES SHEWBRIDGE 16 WHEELER ST CHUCK, CHUCKLES MEMORIES: Cement, ask Z, Pap’s E Block the grape soda, Portland, Me. K or C Phyliss they’re geese, tennis with Bob, Larry and Z, Sal G’s house. The Corner, Sox Games, Cutting paper at Tadco. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Benjamin Franklin Club 2, Sec. 3, V.P. 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, St. Government Day 3 MEDITATIONS: To keep my fingers where they belong. JOHN SHIELDS 14 PERKINS ST JACK MEMORIES: Central 73-? Room 222 ask Tom B. and Tony T. Parking cars, meet them at one, ask Phil Basketball game in Saugus, ask Tom. Electrical shop Seine Boat Races. Concert train rides!, ask Phil O MEDITATIONS: To be half the man my father is. 88 Do you like the things DIANE F. SILVEIRA R 16 REYNARD ST DI, SQUIRREL MEMORIES: CLAUDE 2 22 75, B.B. T. ask Marianne, Babs, and Bren, knowing Chris, Eileen, Loon Mts. 74,” talks dnves, track meets, Be there in 5 min.” ask Annette, laughs — OK kid! ask Sheila, Essex, Friendly’s people, S.P. 75” the Y” summer, Niles, RWIRW, GHB, Handsome, C.I.L.Y. ACTIVITIES HONORS Cheering 1, Gymnastics 1 • 4, St. Council 4, Flicker 4, Drill Team 3, HR Rep. 2, 3, Office Assistant 1,4, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: , . harmony and peace are pretty good company . . .” Elton John MANUEL SILVEIRA 8 EXCHANGE ST BEVERLY SMITH RIDGEWOOD RD. DEEDEE MEMORIES: SUMMER 75” — Ips- wich- parties, swings, beep beep — ask MCPT Beaches those parties! Friendly’s Bang a right! Now whataya want to do? ask Mary. Going BOWLING!?? My car — get out and push, ask Martha. Win- garsheek campfires, MICH, Mixing, SMTWTGH N Year Parties, Drive-ins, talks — ask Pam, good times. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, Flicker, NBC, Mother- Daughter Comm MEDITATIONS: To be happy and live life to its fullest. DAVID SMITH 5 ANDREWS COURT What do you want me to do? LINDA SOUTHWORTH 14 WESTERN AVE. LYN MEMORIES: Going to Gloucester High for the first time. Ask Madith, act- ing classes. MEDITATIONS: Don ' t judge people by the way they look but by their per- sonality. ANTONIA SOUSA 3 KIRK RD TONI MEMORIES: Summers at Ferry Beach Friends; fish ask Gina; skiing ask Jean and Debbie; sailing; UUA, dancing ask Maryann; Charlie ask Marcia; high class tennis ask Debbie, perfee; living and life, itself. ACTIVITIES HONORS Field Hockey 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Flicker 4 MEDITATIONS: If mankind does not put an end to war, war will put an end to mankind. 89 that life is showing you ALAN SOUZA MARK STACHIEWICZ 1 1 1 ESSEX ST. 233 WESTERN AVE. CLAYTON SOVA 25 LYNN DALE AVE. JOANNE M. SPIDELL 26 TAYLOR ST MEMORIES Skiing, Pico, C blk ask Marla, QT, Giggles, Tennis, Smile ' Big rock ask Lois, Florida, 880, trying. Chicken of the Sea dories. Who me!! baseball game ACTIVITIES HONORS Flicker Staff 4, Track Team 1 - 4, MDB Com. 4 MEDITATIONS: Live for the present, for the past was yesterday and the future will be tomorrow. CATHERINE SPINOLA 33 FRIEND ST CATHY MEMORIES: D.W 1 16 75, Always getting caught ask Diane. I don’t want to go home, PH ask SS and DC Space Truckin ask Scalli Curupt and Jew Par- ties up the Apt. ask anyone Concerts, ask Dave, Sue and Robin. Mally’s Pit” The Playground. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Type I Award MEDITATIONS: To work with special children and share the meaning of hap- piness. SHEILA STANTON 143 ESSEX AVE. MEMORIES: Summer of 75,” Abby, Hodgkins St. ask Jill, Little River, air- plane, drive in, ask Cheryl, Bean, ask Cindy, Tonights the night, ask Glenn, camping, ask Madith, CAPT COUR- AGES, fireworks. The chase, Pub, ask Jill Growing Up. FRIENDS MEDITATIONS: I am trying to read what I see and not what I don’t see. Where are you going to. ill the shops!! JOHN W. STORY 91 MARTIN ST. ESSEX WIN MEMORIES: BRL, JL, Camp Cedar, RAT Gypsy, Musters, Inter, Dory Champs, Y.J.B. 73, 74, 75 Lunenburg N.S. 75 Sea-Queens, Paradise” ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To go on to college, and be a success. DAVID M. STRESCINO 17 LIBERTY ST. DAVE MEMORIES: 205 Main, Barnyard ask Pete, Favorites, Fanoik, ask Paul, Dash ask Dan, E” Street, I think it was Mindy, get off my Case! The Dart, Steel Derrick. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 4, Phys. Ed. Intra. 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Seek a goal in life and stick to it. JOANNE M STRESCINO 4 COMMONWEALTH AVE MEMORIES: Tom 2 16 75, weekends; Freshman year, ask Karen; my Freinds, The Case!, We speak the same language, ask Donna, I found GOLD!! nights off Climbing that mountain ask Dawn, Is something the matter? ask Tom. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Typing Awards I and II, Spanish Club, Office Assistant I and II, Jr. Hospital Volun- teer, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: To learn to live, not just make a living. KATHLEEN TALBOT 5 HESPERUS CIRCLE KATHY MEMORIES: 8 11 75 TMBW blue Cmecs, the pits, GHB, 5 corners! Rocky Mountain High, ask Wendy, SCMD, Camping ask Deb, Castle parties, ask Karen Summer of 75” DYNOMJTE ACTIVITIES HONORS: Gymnas- tics 2 - 4, Tennis 2 - 4, Softball 1, Cheer- leader 1, Intramurals 1 - PAMELA STRANGMAN GREAT HILL ROAD A PAM MEMORIES I ' .irtu IS m ling MA” .i d. I ■ t h a , Mart, get t ' . .hi ip: m - At TIYIT 1 ■| I A i M r m Do you know ? 12 74, Bird Sanc- bsk Dawn Frank l Man, fragrant ft Linus, Summer ! ' DEBORAH TARR 2 LOMA DRIVE DEBBIE MEMORIES: Hank 3 18 73, Eastern Avenue School yard, Pickel Store ask Brenda and Mary Ellen, I think I see two legs ask Karen, Good Harbor Beach, I think I hear a car — its the cops, Bara- cuda, the rotten egg ask Karen, Let’s go for coffee ask Terri MEDITATIONS: Won’t ya try a little tenderness you know you won’t regret it. T.D.N. MARKTEDESCO SOUTHER RD SPACE, SPACEMAN MEMORIES: Eastern Ave School yard, summer of 75,” Cuppy beers; Eastern point indian — ask Rick; high space; I didn’t go out with her, you did; she’s ugly — ask Frank; rock fight — ask Jane; The Hut; Stairway to Heaven; Labor Day weekend 75” T.B.V. MEDITATIONS: To be free, to be myself. ANTHONY PETER TESTA VERDE 14 HAMPDEN ST TONY MEMORIES Central; Marylou; unem- ployed; You know? Checking in at the beach, ask the Bums; Camp Cedar; Seine Boat racing; 76ers Dunking; St. Ann’s; Fiesta; Partying; Cabin 4; 75; The Screen, ask Dubba, MALLET WORK MacDonalds, ask Vince; ”74” Bomb squad. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To be half the man my father is. Ready, Aim, Fire. DAWN TARBOX 1127 WASHINGTON ST. MEMORIES My hope chest from Tom, Having patience and understand- ing! ESP ask Becky Getting severely totaled ask Joanne Mom knows — nailed Disneyworld. PBWD Moteling it — ask Julie. ACTIVITIES HONORS Drill Team £Lib ■ of us Do you get what you ' re hoping for BARBARA JEAN THOMPSON 3 CORLISS AVE. BABS, MICKY, THOMPS MEMORIES: Kidd 10 12 74, Purple T Shirts, FIC, Stranded, I can’t do this, We’ve been hit ask Whitey, I.HA — honorary advisor Ah-yah!! Spazzing; talk to you later, APAB, Whip cream and nuts. Banging U’ies, WBAFT, IT FITS! ' ask Bren ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker Staff 4, NHS VP 3, 4, PC 4, Sawyer Medal, Tennis Team 2 MEDITATIONS: We shall see but a little way if we require to understand what we see MARY ELLEN THOMPSON 10 CLIFF RD GOUSE MEMORIES: CANADA: ASK, Cookie, Mora, Chris. PussE” Concerts, 75” ask Sharon, Burnham’s Field, ask Jayne, She- ryl, GHB Parties 71-75.” Cape Cod, ask Sharon. The Dounu 74.” B and E ask Sharon, Jayne and Murph. ACTIVITIES HONORS Gymnastic Team 1, Intra 2, 3, 4, St. Coun. 2, 3, 4, HR Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Asst. 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To be an airline stew- ardess. TRACY TINKHAM 86 EASTERN AVE. MEMORIES AUSTRIA 74,” Harley’s and Wipe outs ask D L , BEER Skunk. Have another ask M.W. I miss her L.J. GHB, Sergeants Party, 5 years, ask ELVIS, Look out — Crashing — ask Dan, Parking meters and golf courses ask Frank, Moe, Slater, Rockport 73, Michelob. ACTIVITIES HONORS: X-Count 1 - 2, St. Coun. 3 - 4, Football 1 - 2, Soccer 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4 MEDITATIONS: For myself, to bring the world at peace in my lifetime, so it can be united as one in the lifetime of your children. BRENDA A TOGNAZZI 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. BREN, TOG, GUINEA, BABOO MEMORIES Who’s that, RUN ask K M. Crash, it’s OK?? Is noon too soon, Maggie — CC IC Getters, Hi 7?, Hic- cups, EF, FE?, WBAFT, APAB, do somethings, BBT ask Di, LHAFIC- SUHA, Truckin ' , AGH, Calm it. Step on it!, I’m hooked, IT FITS!! ACTIVITIES HONORS: NHS 3. 4, Phys. Ed Intra. 2, 3, HR Rep. 1, 3, Pep Club 4, Sawyer Medal MEDITATIONS: Let us keep our hearts young and our eyes open that nothing worth our while escapes us ' LEONARD TREMBLAY 6 LEONARD ST HELEN TUCKER 65 POPLAR ST MARTHA, CINDY MEMORIES: J.M. 8 27 74, Summer ’74 Mooreland Mania ask W.C. — Did you say kick her? ask Chuck — The Hut ” — Aerosmith 4 18 75 — Just for Laughs,” G A. ask Patty. ACTIVITIES HONORS: AFS 2, 3, 4, Treasurer — Flicker 4, German Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, W.A. Jan-May MEDITATIONS: We must seek, we must be patient, we must concentrate, and finally we must have the courage to live our own individual lives. Kevin, you look like ROTC material 93 When you look behind CYNTHIA TULLA 363 ESSEX AVENUE CINDY MEMORIES: Summer 74,” Blue Bomb, G.H.B., Break In ask Kim, CM Rust Island, Drive-In ask Chris and Joe — Eagle” — Friends — K.D., C.C , L.L.J.C., W.L., Mom and Dad. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Pep Club 4, MDB Comm., Track 1, 2, AFS 2, Intramurals 1 MEDITATIONS: Not to see with your eyes but with your heart. MATTHEW TUMBIULO 11 BASS AVENUE MATTIE MEMORIES: Christa, cherry tomatoes, canal ask Tom, Ann,” Chuck remember the grape soda, Cheryl,” Wander-In Jack, David and Phyllis, Tom’s boat Hornet Christa — walks on the beach. Fishtown Larry — Kim” The Diet — Print Shop Lane, Dave 133 ACTIVITIES HONORS Ben Frank- lin Club 2 - 4, ROTC 2 - 4 MEDITATIONS: To live for today and conquer whatever tomorrow may bring. EDWARD VIATONES 21 HASKELL STREET ED MEMORIES Ravenswood Park. B- Block Biology with Jeff, 40 feet. Triple Jump, X-C camp, German I, Dramblis, Scholar Room with Mike, Road Races. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Co-Capt Cross Country Team 4, Sawyer Medal, German Club 3, 4, NHS, Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1 - 3, Track and Field 1 - 4 MEDITATIONS: LIVE life a little bit at a time. BJORN ERIK VALEUR c o ERICKSON, RUST ISLAND VALLE FREDERICK VANNAH 9 CARLISLE STREET Hey . only 12 days left ' til Xmas vacation MARK DAVID VANNAH 24 HARLOW STREET, ESSEX SHARK MEMORIES: The Good Old Times we had at Fuller ask Ray and Sal, G.H.S. Hanging around watching the chicks go by. MEDITATIONS: To be rich in both life and liberty. and there ' s no open doors DOMINIC AMBROSE VERCA 66 PERKINS STREET MICKEY, MAGIC MIKE MEMORIES: RIPMA” This ain ' t your shirt ask Alves, Play it by ear ask Nick M ., Camp Cedar 73 Cabin 6 and 7 ask any jock, Crazing areas park. Swamp, Tracks, Green St. Corner Nick 13 Van, Buzz On ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1, 2 MEDITATIONS: To be my own man and always remember my friends. ROBERT VERGE 4 CUNNINGHAM ROAD BOB MEMORIES: Camp Cedar Cabin 2, Chipmunk Hunting ask Moe, Rat ask TC SM The Wall ask JPBF, Smile ask DO, CHB Friendly’s, Stormy Nite Walk ask JV FP Water skiing ask DA BF ACTIVITIES HONORS: Football 1 - 4, JV Baseball 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Intra. Bas- ketball 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: To be successful in whatever I do AUDREY VESTAL 12 WEBSTER STREET MEMORIES: JOE 5 4 73 Watch out for that traffic Island! ask Joe. Climbing Telephone poles? ask Debbie. NSRVS soap opera ask Josie., Faye, Maria Those days to remember! ask Josie. Are you sure, ask Joe. Are you Psyched? ask Lucia. The Corner ask Ruthie. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Cosmetol- ogy 1, 2, Pep Club MEDITATIONS: Quaudo tu hai tro- vato il vero amore, tu hai trovato tutto. JOIA VIZENA 8 MORTON PLACE MEMORIES: Summer 74-74, GHBP, Guonna Colour My World, Carnivals, Feelings, M.H. 8 29 75, YLIP, out of gas, ask Flory, Pop Tarts! PB73” Great B. calls ask Nancy. SMU, Summer friends, VOnite ask Cheri, Tears and Talks, LynnLuv, ask Lee, abandoned, weekend scare, ask Maria. MEDITATIONS: Yesterday’s hurt is today’s understanding rewoven into tomorrow’s love. DAVID GERARD VOGEL 21 CENTENNIAL AVENUE KEVIN WEBBER 17 FENLEY ROAD MEMORIES Pines, Pits, Parties, field, Turk, Shops, Boston Garden, Crazed ask Frank and Bob, Room 311, The Hut ask Mansfield St., The Van ask Ron, Mun- roe’s Pub, doing it. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Track and Field, Carpentry Shop, Intra. Phys. Ed. MEDITATIONS You have to try, and know how, to do things to be experi- enced. 95 What are you hoping for DAVID A WHITE 11 WHITE MT. RD WHITY MEMORIES: The night at Proctor ask J.B.J.W. The (Cold) nights in the Vans ask FT Allman Brothers Band, Those funny things that happened out in the Gloucester High Field ask anyone (Vic- tors) (Bunghole) (CHEEZITS) (52 PICKUP) Party at Whites Place! MEDITATIONS: To be great at what- ever I do. To travel this earth, and just take it easy. DAVID PAUL WHITE 6 MT VERNON ST DUB WHITEY KILLER MEMORIES Football — Cabin 5 — 3 years (The Shave) ask Dean and Steve Burnhams Field Nugents Parties 9 wins 1 loss, Salem Football Games Hey Red ask Todd stooges Cabin 4, windows ask T.T Dub, Reservoir, Rotary Hut, Have another ask M.C. Reds, Camerons 76ers Maine Highway ask Mac, Howl, Foot- ball games, Hey Cockrad ACTIVITIES HONORS: Tri-Cap- tain Varsity Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: To enjoy life while I can. MARIANNE WHITE 152 WASHINGTON ST WHITEY, ZELDA MEMORIES: STRANDED ' talk to you later, doubling (AH-YAH!) I can’t do this! trucking (UIES) ask Babs, Hi, 7 it fits! I got the car, Maggie — ask CeeCee, BBT ask DI, Oxygen — who me? APA- BlhasuhaghbsfpFIC, going swimming? ask anyone W BAFT (DO) ACTIVITIES HONORS: Flicker Staff 4, NHS 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Math Lg 3, 4, Girl’s DT 2, 3, Tennis, Jr Rotarians 4 MEDITATIONS: Life is strange and full of experiences, make it the best you can. PATRICIA WILLIAMS 586 WASHINGTON ST PICKLES MEMORIES: B.B.B, All the kids, Sb at Joanne’s Friendly’s, The Drive-in, Dry Roasted nuts, ask Donna, Little weiners ask Arthor, I am sorry ask Arthor, G.W.C.D.H T.d.t.d H R F I. A S and O.F.C.L ask Munsday 10-50-7 and doughnuts ask Nancy GA ask Helen ACTIVITIES HONORS: W.A May- September, AFS 4, Flicker 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, HR Rep. 1, 2, 3 MEDITATIONS: I seek to give of myself to others not what they can just give to me. CHRISTINE FAYE WILLIAMS 1 JUNIPER RD MEMORIES: MOUTSO 11 74 SF74 7 SP 75, ghb 75 Ditch” Kiss My What? My Present 48 Harvey D Day 1 15 75! HOME MOVIES Woods Bombing 2 17 75 ask Moutso. Miller Lights Know- PATRICK WILLIAMS ing Diane S Good Old Days, ask Di 22 CORLISS AVE. Sum. 74 ask Ken. Talks Tears, see Wanda ACTIVITIES HONORS: Grena- dettes 1 MEDITATIONS: Only that day dawns to which we are awake. m Do you know ? KATHLEEN JOAN WILLIAMSON 12 STEWART AVE. KATHY MEMORIES: Steve, Sergeant ' s Party 74, 75, 76? 3rd floor flag ask Julie July 23, 1973. ACTIVITIES HONORS: HR Rep. 1, JV Basketball 2,JV Softball 2 MEDITATIONS: To learn to live and live to learn.” ELIZABETH ANN WONSON 75 LANGSFORD ST. BETH MEMORIES: 11 29 74 K A W Pooper soft ice WALKS w Q LE PALAIS ENCHANTE” 4 17 75 SUMMER OF 75! Crash! ask Becky, MARYLAND 75, D C. SLEEPING TULIPS Grossness AFS officer’s meetings ask Claude! ACTIVITIES HONORS: St. Advi- sory Council to School Comm. 3, 4, AFS Sec. 3, 4, Tutor 3, 4 MEDITATIONS: Hitch your wagon to a star.” Henry David Thoreau PETER WOSTREL 8 WOODBURY ST WII. MEMORIES: Sue, Martha’s Vinyard 73- 74 reruns ask Norm and Keri, No doubt about it” ask coop, Lanesville jams Folly Cove P.A , So where’s the party, Leary’s Madhouse ask Herb, Carl, Ed, The clearing, Giggles ask fish. Ye ol’ kegs and Walkers cabin ask coop and Herb. ACTIVITIES HONORS: Bay View Cemetery Project 73, 74, 75 MEDITATIONS: Life’s short so grab for all the gusto you can. MARLA ZAGER 89 MT. PLEASANT AVE. MEMORIES: P and M railroad ask Pau- line, G.H.B. in the fog, skiing, tennis with J.S., the pocketbook, Boston in the rain, missing the train, good times! MEDITATIONS: 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. STEVEN SIDLOWSKI 22 REYNARD ST MEMORIES: Mary, ten minutes, 68 and 65 Malibu’s transmission, stop the truck, Charlie, Rockport ask Tom I’ve got a muscle of glass, ask Smoky. Going down for air, ask anybody. A popple! ask J.J. Higher than, ask Ron, Monty Python, ask Ron, Red and Smoky MEDITATIONS: We should tell those around us how much we love them, before they drift away and we have to tell them how much we miss them DAVID WRIGHT 34 SOUTHERN AVE ESSEX Camera Shy DAVID C GOODRICH 2 THOMPSON ST. GOODY MEMORIES: HL and DG Fri. night parrying and the band. Nugent’s Jabba’s; Brown’s and Lee’s. Solo; C.A. row and rock climbing. MEDITATIONS: To use my abilities as a tool to shape my future. DAVID HAIGHT LAROSE AVE. MEMORIES: Combat Zone The Saw Mill The Big Par- ties at the Saw Mill Little River, the log, the industrial park, the Shop, the Field Trips, Sanderson’s class, Audi- torium Jobs, The Cellar. DONALD SANBORN 12 RIVERVIF.W RD SCOTT, LITTLE BEAN MEMORIES BAD Company, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hen- drix keg parties. Beer hole Fishing, The First Car, Schlitz, Halloween 74 New Year 74 Crane’s Beach. MEDITATIONS: To be myself and not what other peo- ple want me to be Also members of the class: Wayne Leveille 98 Vocational Dept.: America for Me This is my work; my blessing , not my doom , Of all who live , lam the one by whom This work can best be done in the right way. Henry Van Dyke I have no secret but hard work. This is a secret that many never learn , and they don ' t succeed because they don ' t learn i t. La bor is the genius that changes the world from ugliness to beauty , and the great curse to a great blessing. — Joseph M. W. Turner VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Director KENNETH STICKNEY AGNES VIATONES Vocational Secretary LEROY SPITTLE LEO AMERO JOHN ORLANDO ANTHONY CORRAO DAVID LACEY GEORGE PERRY RELATED STUDIES 100 CARPENTRY SHOP 102 ROBERT BENJAMIN PRINT SHOP GILBERT LANE 105 d cy Children Learn What They Live If a child lives with criticism , he learns to condemn. If a child lives with hostility , he learns to fight. If a child lives with ridicule , he learns to be shy. If a child lives with tolerance , he learns to be patient. If a child lives with encouragement , he learns confidence. If a child lives with praise , he learns to appreciate. If a child lives with fairness , he y-N learns Justice. If a child lives with security , he learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval , he learns to like himself. If a child lives with acceptance cjnc friendship , he learns to find love in the world. S ft T) X a cl S c U Wc cl , . X V X Julie Carrico Fred Tarbox Linda Moody Jeanne Bradley Drew Anderson Linda Gallant Gail Doucette Paula Arnold Jerry Chianciola Mary Scalli Karen McCarthy Wendy O’Brien 109 Scott Sanborn Donald Kennefick V - Blake Gilson Debbie Cook Barbara Thompson Bob Verge Marianne White Linda Pratt Christine and Pat Williams Karen Ceurvels Beth Berkhander Maura Blodgett Joe Celluci Jerry Santuccio Lynnlee Jordan - A L A -4 Karen Roberts Marcia Burroughs Sandra Cathy Palazzoa Jussila Arthur Francis Mike Goodhue Ginger McGary Faye Geary Diane Silveira Tammy Adams Tom Brancaleone Helen Tucker Billy Callahan Marion Frontiero Tommy Curtis Theresa Moceri Jeff Rowe Mary Ellen McKinnon Kurt Gregory Sue Lawson Faye Militello , Marie Chianciola Toni Sousa rx Vivian Mercurio Bob Puff A i Doreen Quinn Cathy and Vince Orlando rv Crissy McIntyre Josephine Aloi Tom Hagstrom Kathy Gentile Kerry Lacey Mary Campbell no Sports — ' Don ' t Fear Criticism The galleries are full of critics. They play no ball. They figh t no figh ts. They make no mistakes because they attempt nothing. Down in the arena are the doers. They make mistakes beca use th ey a ttem p t many things. The man who makes no mistakes lacks boldness and the spiri t of ad ven ture. He is the one who never tries anything. He is the brake on the wheel of progress. And yet it cannot be truly said he makes no mistakes because the biggest mistake he makes is the very fact that he tries nothing , does nothing except criticize those who do things. Captain Cindy Kopanon Lee Groves 112 Karen McCarthy GIRLS ' TENNIS Coach Mrs. Charlotte Chane Kathy Talbot CROSS COUNTRY Coach Mr. Thomas Pantages CO-CAPTAINS — Jerry Pratt and Ed Viatones SCORES GHS 24 Swampscott 31 GHS 29 Marblehead 26 GHS 46 Beverly 17 GHS 24 Lynn English 31 GHS 15 Lynn Classical 50 GHS 35 Winthrop 24 GHS 18 Saugus 38 GHS 28 Danvers 27 Julie Lindberg Tammy Alto Toni Souza Debbie Aikens Coach Miss Catherine Clark Manager Colleen DeCoste Cheryl Silva GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY Pam Merchant 114 115 Neila Brophy Karen Ceurvels Cathy Nicastro Regina Jabba Karen MacIntyre Marcia Burroughs Seniors Jeff Doughty, Dean DeCoste, Scott Alexander, Joe Cellucci SCORES GHS 0 Marblehead GHS 3 Beverly GHS 2 Winthrop GHS 3 Lynn English GHS 0 Lynn Classical GHS 2 Danvers GHS 1 Salem GHS 2 Saugus GHS 1 Swampscott GHS 1 Marblehead GHS 0 Beverly GHS 2 Winthrop GHS 1 Lynn English GHS 1 Lynn Classical GHS 3 Danvers GHS 0 Salem GHS 2 Saugus GHS 4 Swampscott Assistant Coach Allan Sander SOCCER Tri-Captains David Rose, Peter Lane, Scott Alexan- der Head Coach Angelo Perna Robbie Rose Dean Alves Billy Callahan Chuck DeCoste Dave White Brett Clayton imi Steve Cox IlK Dean DeCoste Bobby El well Drew Anderson Ronnie McCarthy 118 Bob Foster Kevin Lope s Jerry Santuccio Kevin Harrington John Montgomery Win Story Walter Perry Dave Strescino Danny Harris Tony Testaverde Bob Verge 119 CHEERLEADERS Annette Gilardi Sheila Guerin 123 Ronnie McCarthy ' Team Hypochondriac” Rob Rose Sow” Dave White Superman” Jerry Santuccio — Most Forgetful Dean Alves — Red Dome Drew Anderson — Loudmouth Bob Verge — Scurge Tony Testaverde — Legs Dave Strescino — Thresher Win Story — Turkey Shooter Walt Perry — Wrong Shoe John Spicey” Montgomery — Vulcher Kevin Lopes — Thunderfoot Kevin Harrington — Best Hands Danny Harris — Mr. Clean Bob Foster — Elmer’s Glue Bob El well — Butterfingers Chuck DeCoste — Offsides Dean DeCoste — Worst Kicker Steve Cox — Team Puzzler Brett Slater” Clayton — Beer Drinker Billy Callahan — Spiderman Tim Cain — Dirt Train 124 RALLY 125 PEP CLUB GIRLS ' GYMNASTIC TEAM Assistant Coach — Julie Konaxis Captain — LynnLee Jordan SCORES GHS 67.9 Saugus 64.25 GHS 69.5 Medford 87.2 GHS 72.7 Arlington 48.5 GHS 79.9 Peobody 64.4 GHS 71.0 N. Reading 70.35 GHS Lowell GHS Masconomet GHS Winthrop GHS Marblehead Coach — Cathy Clarke LynnLee Jordan Colleen DeCoste 127 Doreen Quinn Kathy Talbot Paula Arnold Diane Silveria BOYS GYMNAS- TICS Captain Ed Curran SCORES GHS 44 Winthrop 63 GHS 49.8 Beverly 54.5 GHS Saugus Forfeit GHS Revere GHS Masconomett GHS Billerica GHS Methuen SCORES GHS 3 GHS 0 GHS 9 GHS 3 GHS 8 GHS 7 GHS 5 GHS 6 GHS 3 GHS 3 GHS 4 GHS 6 GHS 2 GHS 7 GHS 5 GHS 1 GHS 5 GHS 1 GHS 2 Salem 0 Beverly 2 Classical 1 Winthrop 2 Marblehead 4 Swampscott 2 Saugus 3 English 6 Danvers 5 Salem 1 Beverly 2 Classical 0 Winthrop 6 Marblehead 0 Swampscott 4 Saugus 3 English 2 Danvers 1 Salem 3 Jeff EXaughty John Montgomery 129 Coach — Ben Smith Co-Captains — Jerry Chianciola Tim Cain Jerry Chianciola VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Dean Alves Ron McCarthy Pat Williams Brett Clayton 130 Scott Alexander John Story GIRLS BASKETBALL Mary Campbell Cathy Nicastro Patti Joseph 1 34 Cheryl Silva Co-Captain Cathy Nicastro Sue Adams Coach Sheila Tranguch — Mary Campbell SCORES GHS 23 Danvers 34 GHS 19 Saugus 73 GHS 34 Marblehead 61 GHS 20 Beverly 41 GHS 24 Winthrop 51 GHS 20 English 57 GHS 8 Classical 66 GHS 22 Salem 63 GHS 24 Danvers 52 GHS 36 Saugus 55 GHS 57 Swampscott 27 GHS 38 Marblehead 47 GHS 25 Beverly 56 GHS 50 Winthrop 50 GHS 22 English 38 GHS 22 Classical 46 GHS 35 Salem 41 ihl 1 35 HPr.„ , X4 y v ■ j? V Bi 1 - Jl k , v . m M m Mmt v Sm B m i .. A J “ Jm % ■ t ► % (t £ bfc 5 s K ? 5W H ijH|H rw j rv, ▲b m w V COACH Dave Smith CO-CAPTAINS Gregg Campbell — Joe Pirano ASSISTANT COACH Joe Billante 138 139 SCORES GHS 57 Saugus 60 GHS 50 M. Catholic 36 GHS 46 Marblehead 66 GHS 68 Swampscott 55 GHS 45 Beverly 71 GHS 51 Winthrop 77 GHS 59 Lynn English 57 GHS 58 Lynn Classical 82 GHS 52 Salem 61 GHS 54 Danvers 58 GHS 76 Saugus 85 GHS 54 Swampscott 52 GHS 39 Marblehead 38 GHS 42 Beverly 63 GHS 46 Winthrop 68 GHS 74 English 62 GHS 30 Classical 50 GHS 63 Salem 61 GHS 49 Danvers 61 GHS 67 Triton 58 140 Coach — A1 Sander Co-Captains — Rick Davis, Jerry Pratt INDOOR TRACK TEAM SCORES GHS 31 Winthrop 55 GHS 43 Marblehead 43 GHS 34 Swampscott 53 GHS 19 Danvers 67 GHS 27 English 59 GHS 42 Classical 44 GHS 9 Beverly 77 GHS 40 Salem 46 Seniors 141 There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other ' s thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Polis Schutz 143 Man is forced to be alone by the very nature of society. But if you meet a person who is not envious , who loves and believes in other than himself then to this rare person offer a lifetime of friendship. Activities and Events: Why should we be in such a desperate haste to succeed , and in such desperate enterprises? If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. et him step to the music which he hears however measured or faraway. Henry David Thoreau SEMIFORMAL Decern ber 22 , 1 975 Cheri Call Debbie Borge Faye Curcuru Paula Arnold Marion Frontiero The Queen and Her Court 148 m. ' German Guidance Assistants German Club Band Club 152 Math League Mother Daughter Banquet Committee Office Assistants 1 ' Student Ad visory Committee Student Council 155 Spanish Club Student Secretaries PAINT YOUR WAGON. 157 Officers: Parliamentarian: Josh Arnold President: Cindy Koponon Vice-President: Alison Hodgkins Treasurer: David Gilardi Secretary: Joanne Sheedy 158 James Guter Congra tula tions to the Band fora Job Well Done THE GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 159 160 162 The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. R.O.T.C. SGM Cannizzaro SFC Critch SGM Hubbard Cadet Capt. Josh Arnold Cadet Capt. Craig Olsen Cadet Lt. Col. Donald Kennefick Cadet Major Michael Carreiro Cadet Major Larry Costa Cadet Capt. Joe McKechnie Cadet Capt. Joe Celluci Cadet Capt. Laurie Nickerson 163 Cadet Capt. Annette Moulton 2nd in Command Salvatore Brancaleone DRILL TEAM Cadet Capt. Cathy Orlando Advisor Domenic Cannizzaro Cadet Master Sgt. Linda Moody Anne O’Donnell Lois Lane Sandy Noble Marilyn Destino Lisa Burgess Platoon and Squad Leaders 165 Gymkana Night — Jan. 22, 1976 166 You have to be a good sport to get dressed up like ' that!’’ Most Bashful Maria Parco John Story Best All-Around Linda Moody Jerry Santuccio Hi there 168 • • Most Athletic Cathy Nicastro Dave White How about a game of . Class Clowns Jill Curcuru John Barrigan 170 Most Artistic Pam Strangman Tim Cain Most Contributive Kathy Gentile Josh Arnold Is that the best of your ability?” Alone again — Naturally.” 171 Pennies? Pennies.” Class Sweethearts Kathy Dorr Jeff Rowe Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Lawson Tom Hagstrom 172 Most Reliable Lois Lindquist Claude Gray We may be late, but the whole school will be late with us. School Spirited Nancy Saunders Blake Gilson T E A M, yeh team! 173 Class Bookworms Wendy O ' Brien Jeff Currier ' Our home away from home.” Class Hustlers Gail Doucette Bobby El we 11 Your place or mine?” 174 Canal Workshop” Class Individuals Susan Camelia Mark Andrew Class Scatterbrains Cheri Call Chuck DeCoste Something’s missing?” 175 Who said chivalry was dead?” Dare Devils Julie Carrico Nazio Sanfilippo Most Theatrical Wendy Cohen Nick Parisi 176 Honors and Awards jfMftb m r z % SAWYER MEDALS Debra Aikens Martha Cominelli Mary Ciarametaro Richard Davis Charles DeCoste Sally Goodick Robert Guerin Thomas Hagstrom Nancy Lawson Karen McCarthy Wendy O’Brien Anne O’Donnell Barbara Thompson Brenda Tognazzi Marianne White JUNIOR ROTARIANS Josh Arnold Charles DeCoste Sally Goodick Robert Guerin HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Thomas Hagstrom CAPE ANN COLLEGE WOMAN’S CLUB AWARD Nancy Lawson NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP LETTER OF COMMENDATION Marianne White Richard Davis Thomas Hagstrom — finalist LT. COLONEL JAMES M. REAGAN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Mike Carriero Thomas Hagstrom Donald Kennifeck Cindy Kopanon Marianne White At NATIONAL HONOR Debra Aikens Jeanne Bradley Ray Cahoon William Callahan Mary Ciarametaro Martha Cominelli Faye Curcuru Jeffrey Currier SOCIETY Edward Dalhmar Richard Davis Charles DeCoste Linda Gallant Blake Gilson Sally Goodick Leila Groves Robert Guerin Thomas Hagstrom LynnLee Jordan Nancy Landergren Nancy Lawson Lois Lindquist Abbie Lundberg Karen McCarthy Pamela Merchant D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Thomas Hagstrom DELEGATE TO BOYS’ STATE Blake Gilson Larry Costa Barry Moir Wendy O’Brien Anne O’Donnell Annette Parisi Kristal Pooler Jerry Pratt Robert Puff Pamela Strangman Donny Kennefick Kathy Talbot Barbara Thompson Brenda Tognazzi Helen Tucker Edward Viatones Marianne White 177 vb r Sept 4 Sept 5 Sept 8 Sept 10 Sept 11 Sept 12 Sept 15 Sept 16 Sept 17 Sept 18 First day of school, Mr. Gentile walks through the halls handing out lollipops. Marianne White is called down the assistant principals office. Mr. White sends her back home to finish hei breakfast. Joia Vizena brings a pocketbook to school for the first time in 12 years. Big Senior! Martha Cominelli goes to a Junior homeroom. Martha you’re a senior now! Miles Schlichte and John McCarthy seen changing in the parking lot. Who ya trying to impress boys? Purdy Photographer takes senior make-up pictures for the Flicker. Linda Pratt received a bill from Purdy for repair of a broken camera. Class Meeting, Seniors decide to call off the year. Marie Chianciola’s zipper stayed up for the whole day — allright Marie! Hitler gives speech, school becomes a concentration camp. Sept 19 The first rally of the year. The Pep Club shows their pep by making fools of themselves. So what else is new? Sept 22 Tom Hagstrom named a semi-finalist in the 1976 National Merit Scholarship Program. We’re proud of you Tom. Sept 23 Bernie Ruberti puts her foot through the bathroom door. All right Bernie. Sept 25 Nancy Landergren shows the Flicker photographer some GOOD places to take pictures of sunsets. Sept 29 A gold star for Liz Luster; she wore matching socks today. Sept 30 Lois Lane seen leaving school with Clark Kent. If he says he’s superman, don’t believe him Lois! Oct 1 Dick Eastman locks his keys in his car for the 19th time out of 20 days. Bright Boy? Oct 2 Sandra Marino informs Dean Alves that she has already purchased her gowns for the semi-formal and senior prom. Oct 7 Dean DeCoste comes to school with his hair combed for the first time in 4 years. It must be LOVE! Oct 8 Charlie Blatchford caught charming the girls. Oct 10 Pink Panther Rally. WOW!! Oct 14 No Physics Lab today . . . Pantages was out to lunch. His class was awfully upset! Yeah Sure! Oct 15 Debbie Borge seen at Central two nights in a row, one more and you get your pink card. Oct 16 Sally Goodick, GHS’s own Susie Homemaker, actually fails Never Fail Fudge” Oct 19 Chuck DeCoste learns why turtlenecks come in handy after a hard weekend. Oct 22 Cindy Tulla hit her head coming through the cafeteria doors, good thing she filled out her insurance forms in time to collect! 178 Oct 23 Mr. Gleason announces that he found 2 cans of whipped cream while cleaning the refrigerator in his lab. Watch out, C- Block. (’74) ol’ Stan might seek revenge. Oct 27 Sal Forontiero (Fonzy) got a haircut, the barber is still calling him to come back to finish it. Oct 28 Rumor has it that Elton John has invaded G.H.S., actually Lois Lindquist has a new pair of glasses. Oct 29 Audrey Vestal comes to school with diamonds in her eyes. Congratulations Audrey. Oct 30 Patti Rose, home sick from school. Could it be from eating too many clams!? Oct. 31 Halloween Dance, all the senior girls are seen being swept off the dance floor by Josh Arnold. Nov 11 Claude Gray is seen coming to school with two battle scars. That’s pretty good for 10 minutes work. Faye Militello finally gets to cut Rick’s hair. So that’s how you got your black eye. Kit Brown and Marla Zager go to bed at 6:00. They have to take the bus tomorrow cause Kit can’t get the car. Hunting season is officially open. Spice Montgomery declares that no one has asked him to the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. Tracy Tinkham asks Karen Ceurvels to the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. How to go Tracy! Nancy Saunders spends her lunch block writing things for the class calendar. A yellow station wagon seen coming around the rotary. Sherry Call asks the famous question — Is he in there??” Cheri Ellis was the only person prepared for rain at the football game. Two Winthrop players drown as Jerry Santuccio swims for a touchdown. Brenda Tognazzi heard singing Pee Wee football cheers in the cafeteria. Reminising huh Bren? fevP Nov 20 Cathy Palazola has a silly grin on her face. Danny’s coming home soon!! Nov 24 Mr. White is trying to make the world book of records by seeing how many students he can fit in his office at one time. Nov 25 Senior football players receive their outstanding awards at the Pep Rally; panty hose, candy, spiders, toys . . . Nov 26 Happy Turkey Day! Nov 27 Thanksgiving Day, senior football players keep the cup. Alright Boys!! Q 4 Dec 1 Everyone’s returned to school 5 pounds heavier, hungover and happy. Dec 2 Dear Santa, All I want for Christmas is a date to the semi-formal. Dec 3 Dean Alves falls over the banister of the stairs. Did you hurt yourself Dean? Dec 5 Brett Clayton applies to Lanesville State. Going far, huh Brett ' S’ Seniors bring in their year of graduation with the Spirit of 76 .” Everyone seen wearing mittens and hats to school. Alright! About time. While trying to catch bus Bill Callahan runs the 100 yd. dash in 2 seconds. Sheila Guerin says she has a surprise for the school. Does anyone know what it Dec 16 Seniors are getting excited about putting on their Christmas show. Dec 18 Rob Foster caught studying in cafeteria for a math test. Can you believe he gave up his lunch block to study or is he skip- ping English? Dec 21 Robbie Rose and Jerry Santuccio seen at the House of Robel under hairdryers. What are you hiding behind Bride’s Magazine for? Dec 22 Dear Santa, The seniors thank you for their 2 extra days off. Dec 23 The X-mas semi-formal turns out to be a picnic, as seniors find themselves eating their $14 meal off paper plates. Dec 25 Merry Christmas. M. % 0 4 S 7 7 n O Dec 31 Seniors bring in their year of graduation with the Spirit of 76”. 180 Jan 5 Welcome back everyone! Jan 6 Kerry Lacey locks her keys in her car with the engine running. Jan 8 Helen Tucker learns all about mud packs . . . the hard way. Alright Helen! Jan 12 Beth Berkhander is seen jumping hurdles in the halls, practicing for the Olympics Beth? Jan 13 Jeff Currier seen in the lobby during lunch. Resource center must be closed. Jan 16 After only 1 day of skiing, Marla Zager (the snowplow kid) begins to offer professional ski instructions. How to fall off the chair lift in 5 easy lessons.” Jan 21 The hocky team wins 3 to 2 against Beverly. That’s the way we like it uh-huh-uh-huh. Jan 22 The coldest day of the year and Spice” Montgomery shows up in school wearing a terry cloth beach shirt. Jan 30 Lori Lambert and Lee Ann Hurst have smiles on their faces today. Could it be that this is their last day of school? Feb 2 Lee Ann Hurst forgot she had ended school Friday and came back. Feb 3 Cindy Kopanon is seen again at guidance changing her 2nd semester courses. Sorry Cindy, but Mr. Dahlgren doesn’t offer math. Feb 4 Kenny Davis finds a new short cut to Friendly’s — over the island. Feb 5 Linda Moody and Cathy Palazola seen working out in the universal gym. Isn’t your spirit up a little too much for spring track? Feb 6 Michael Movalli reluctantly pays 504 to put his name in the Flicker. Mike 504 is a cheap price for love! Feb 9 Dawn Tarbox caught with her belly button showing. Bad Girl! Feb 10 Rick Davis set a new school record in the 300 during his season with winter track. He’s fast eh girls. Feb 11 Mickey Verga’s changes for first semester came through. Sorry Mickey, this is second semester. Feb 12 St. Valentine seen at the O’Maley rink. Whoops that’s Dean DeCoste with heart under- shorts! Feb 13 Tim Cain’s goal clinched third place in the Northeastern Conference for the Fishermen. Feb 17 Cathy Nicastro was chosen to play in the Northeastern Conference girls basketball game. I guess we have an all star on our hands. Feb 23 Julie Lindberg and Crissy McIntyre tell about their exciting trip to Austria. Feb 25 Gary McEachern comes to school for the first time in ages with a dungaree jacket and no gray sweatshirt. Is it in the wash Gary? Feb 26 Fifties Day, Neila Brophy seen dancing for the photographer at the fire drill today. Neila, the music doesn’t start ’till lunch!! Feb 27 Karen Ceurvels sets a new record when she gets asked for the 14th time in one week to the Officer’s Party. 181 Mar 1 Is is true March comes in like a lion and leaves like a lamb? Mar 2 Congratulations Jeff Doughty — who got named to the Herald America’s School boy hockey honor roll. Mar 3 Wendy O’Brien is still wiping off her lipstick from Fifties Day last week. Mar 4 Mary Ciarametaro seen drinking a Tab with her lunch. Tonight must be the night. Mar 5 Paula Arnold seen vaulting over tables in the cafeteria. Practic- ing for the state meet? Mar 9 Kim Dagley is heard cheering at the O’Maley Rink. Kim . . . hockey season is over. Mar 10 Kathy Gentile gets thrown out of the library for talking to her- self. Mar 11 Marilyn Destino has a new boyfriend. How many this week??? Mar 12 Miss Beebe yells at Rich Colby for sitting sideways in class. But Miss Beebe, Rich can’t get his knees under the desk! Mar 17 The Flicker staff is absent from school today. They must have stayed up all night to meet their deadline. Mar 19 Nancy Lawson and Miles Schlichte have another exciting date — Bingo! Mar 22 Julie Lindberg wears a pair of flat shoes to school. Julie where are you? Julie? oh Julie? Mar 23 Today all the GHS girls unanimously vote the busing of better boys into Gloucester. Mar 29 Faye Geary seen bumming rides to Lowell. Are courses really that interesting up there? Apr 1 Mr. Gentile states that graduation has been postponed ’til July 23. APRIL FOOL!!! Apr 2 Blake Gilson is heard arguing with Mr. Pantages for the 999th time. Won’t you ever give up Blake? Apr 5 Kevin Lopes seen (barely) when he wears a solid shirt to school. All the flashy ones in the wash today Kevin? Apr 6 Mary Giamanco wears her head cheerleading sweater today. Mary, WE KNOW you’re co-captain!!! Apr 9 Apr 15 Apr 16 Apr 28 Apr 30 May 3 May 4 Joanne Spidell finally hits the target in archery. But only after two weeks of after-school lessons with Mr. Sanders. Diane Silveira is absent today. Could it be she wants to get a head start to U.N.H.? Someone asks Arthur Francis what happened to his hair. Arthur claims his hairdryer blew up. But ARTHUR your hair always looks like that. 10 girls caught in the dark room with a man — oh! . . . It’s just Mr. Dahlgren’s Photog- raphy class. Senior Prom Lisa Cooney comes to school without wearing a kerchief and nobody knew her. Maria Purpura wears a dress to school today. Is it true gentlemen prefer Hanes? May 5 Senior girls seen in public with their mothers. Must be the Mother-Daughter Banquet. May 18 Bjourn Valeur is seen packing his bags for Sweden. Nice know- ing you, Bjourn. May 21 Finally . . . We MADE IT! (after 2,160 days of homework and hardships). May 7 Donny Kennefick seen relaxing in the ROTC office. It’s rough being com- mander, huh Donny? May 12 Homerooms are getting smaller and smaller, could it be that time of year again? May 13 Marion Frontiero is not laughing today. No dirty jokes to tell Marion? May 25 Barbara Thompson shows up for graduation practice with cold cream on her nose. Been in the sun too long? May 27 LynnLee Jordan shows up wearing dungarees. After 12 years her dad finally gave in. May 28 After a week of partying, Joe Cellucci resorts to following his fluorescent orange shoelaces home. June 5 And the partying goes on and on and on . . . June 6 ... so it’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were . . . Happy Graduation and best of luck! May 14 Lee Groves is disappointed with lunch today, potato puffs didn’t come with her tuna sand- wich. May 17 Congratulations to Cheryl Hilderbrand. GHS’s first girl to graduate from the vocational shop. NA TION ' S 200th BIR T ' iLQL iru 10 5 Z5 rH TE m 1L Ibn iJ n LLJ FEAMj 1 mgn school , ■ aA c c in m •? w« m OOmCOOi3- £ I ' I ®0°£5oOUO- O r . - ' ■ — 1 CJ 13 -C CO _ _ C 5 sn r C O _ n -x nnT v°� % ?• ■- - ol «« .2 co w CJ 2 £ “5 - s ■ ' SsIgS-te 5 op’s ■o © 3 -3 xl Sg ' S X 3 C TJ •- «J « I QS 23 S J=.c _ . J ' alMg. 8 a: -a aj « o o -£ j « 8 e •§ , « ! C 52 - , -5 o - 8 | I 5 u 10 -a m e m r°. -° | s I H 5 i H 3 C 3 1 53 « a ai •£ S S o 8 :S srl g o j S S - - - z -S -2 o .! V j V 3 cV ° S S3 3 3 v 5P ■“ u rs au m 2 •- g «j c jj 3 tu 3 2ot 3CXoa! a, ' 2_Q — 2 u S £ .sl |£ $ ”| 5 ®s«! owe c § .fa 3 C - M’5 41 © o w £ co _c ■£ ’ Th O SS 2 -3 GC T O 3 Jts -r co fa xj i «J £ c c •■ w c« 5 e S3 .© V 2 .3 o w -3 £ w 3 K a 3 0 a _c fa _ o _c o -2 w 3 o o o Q.Z3 .2 S © !«••- TT fal iv o “ “ 5 o o m_ 2 9 c £ a 3 : c -2 fa o 2 O D W C W c 3 x: w o o 0 3 OS g ' S O 2 02 o 03 ac fa Gloucester Museum chc E � r m - £ g § ° O O © 0« Ut. O 3 t- 3 o 3 ' - -3 cnopj - 1 .. 5 m © © morning group students djign | ‘ _ c S J? and made signs and lobsttjipo 3 w • S w « and they set and hauled i t ZJ 53 S-It- trawl - They have a PP lied | For Z c3.J e x W e% , a4 x o -o o v s i p 1 « 1 s 1 1 (.v yw d S 1 0 S 1 ! 5 1 ;X W I I ifSI § 2 r g X J= 500 w - c 1 2 w S.i5 « £ j oi ' g §3 b oved t0 the u ' 5 ributed to the North Shore Regional Vocational School in Beverly has announced that four Gloucester students achieved honor grades of 90 or better for the first quarter. They are Richard Courturier in auto mechanics and cosmetology students Antonia Purpura, Maria Purpura, and Audrey Vestal. Antonia Purpura and Audrey Vestal also maintained perfect attendance records for the first quarter. «0-dc2cu ' 5 5 ldystr ( V - gam (TQ pa cd O 0 2 x £ 2 •o - ' ‘Kc m o J9 S. S. ST gift? f 6dni r E- ' r 9 6 ifS from sr os w rr 3 l! !l! ss ( b confidence muiaing emphasized during the entire trip say, the cadets who were all equipped with harness and parachutes and given instruction on the proper methods of jumping from an aircraft and landing. Led by Senior Cadet Sgt. Maj. Steve Foote, all cadets tried it. y S ”V Slr, 4- - ' 1 3 ? I O ' ? A. - V ai B 8 I 2 {? A - A as r ed a named Map Nati onal m ser ar n. Hi!!? Merit S ' M S’ -a |ag: “ S ' 5 ► � o CD 5 n v 05 jur VV Gen«t ScAo ° § � 3 0.? VO ' ,9tS £ £• .9 .o- r ee . a «� cf||J; 2 | 5 W� . . cjj Ct, iO v Friday afternoon, the boys conducte- 7 fi� ;o.milo rcfnnnaicsanpp nnlr A £ 2? 5 , e vcO ' v cT t .-cs ' § ' . o wif; ' ‘ to i J i to S aJ a five-mile reconnaissance patr £T Ji 0 J 7 - 1 ' arshf ° r about o ' ci ' through the woods using the map £ ”g. ‘ PS t( be 3, ' % J 2 I C? o •A Jb •Aera . 6 fi, 5 -.ooo ' stZ togi fc s? a • - compass. They had been instruct? .J 7 i . p „i i tu� „„i i S’ ? . ? a ? 5 5 - aA , c ' AS c? T a Sstr S? a S . c V ' art u a I|=|s s j tactics throughout the school year . ' 0 “ ' o ' cS ' . “S ' £ 3 h , f W, m tfe §■ I S £ f I objective ottMs patrol t«s to � • ! V VV 4 i 5 ■ ? 4w 75 . War ” I ve ui uuh pduui wos iuho Si? t night move through th ' ,® ’he maneuver was orgar A ? for a area. The . 05 - conducted by the four patroL 5 � ; o Blake Gilson, Craig 01s ' s Maciel and Joe Cellucci. The four boys issued orders ana i M - . g g structions and the success of S? mission was judged by “i- ■ e d v v c and the aggressor un! four objectives. Artill 5 , 0 cv blanks and flares were ui l 0 C ° Vv s c ° v e e Ae is the a t and t- c o 45 CO CC dal bj! f - on 1 school F u Shnia n yea $8 -c ■ 4 ! se « l ' f.5 eW°lf f |Sf I Gloucester, North « • andBiUenca. ces , voca tiona og a P% era - The ar me n {or juniors ; ar Jor ln mn « ' ublj. . 2 ’ aptitude tes Hgxt week _ Thg Bloodmo bile at the t= Monday and f r0 m Grahm Ju 11 a , j_ pw 51 pints of bfe by all players as tempted to locate the pat, tf ° v yC e . Upon conclusion of the . tivity, the headquarters gan service chief held open hous, S ' huge mess hall. Several army cov a 1° . their wives hamburgers and dessert for tne caaets. in me wt of the chef, “I have watched groups V c 66 . reP “ts lR N.,said, “Considering _ Nav cotiuftHh , ear an d the people out, j c S v TN’. ft vo Moi Turkey shoot winners at the high ... as a g0 od turnoutg int« school this week included Dana ’ | ® ' 1 „ Burnham, Kris Juncker, Steve Wardrup Mid she | | .,ot c ' ' , oc v ao1 s k ' - „ ? 0 ! e ' Une - Paul Krueger ' elated the help of JeanDanP fj „o ' o° ' V ' J ' e 6 - N 6 e Craig olsen . John Mo «. Frank covle Beverly Howland, S e 66cX � Vfu.0 0 ’. Lahtier. Bruce Maciel, Debbie all Ret )e “ entered the “best poster” in the ;d groups ot e . turkey shoot poster contest, ac - in her6 fl y v x t V° cord i n g to ROTC judges. three years and decided they were s ° v c 6° e ' e Ae‘ entitled to a special treat h daf evening, Dec. 4, Cadet ' ? e ° 0n Monday, tickets for the senior Heacfcustodian John ™ S; through this training and JonaldKennefickandhisstaffof . class Christmas semi-formal dhis sta ff set up and clea } . 3 « These kids are terrific. T. ht cadets attended a formal dinner dance go on sale for $14 per couple. Bloodmo bile area. 2. oj f mows about them.” A - pV — : - u - ‘ u ' 0 IWIl, nmitwv , pr. ( :eira, physiology studen § n c0 ; ped in the canteen and 0 g: i m Mabel Pettipas ar -cfq � � - eteria staff provided r5| :g ; it Woburn High School. Girls who wish to join the high s :jg Back at the bar j s traditional formal evening is a V 7 school band should meet Rehearsals for the Th ctq -� g nKko«v l lnfi rtA lAi.kf . - . ' - 0 . ... i 1 .1 i. T 1 4.1 “Dnlnl C lubbard left no doubt conducted by the naval JROTC cadets with band director James production, “Paint o � thnnt hnu; tn rloQn u ...... . . . . . n i f C o r ' O linflGrWH. ' O p ? r about how to clean w of that high school and hon ors all ( , e Guter on Monday, Dec. 1, from 6 to ag0 n,” are underway V?W equipment prior to de p ar ents, teachers, and surrounding V el 9 p.m. in the Band Room (room irner and Lowe musica , J Saturday morning Tt high school units. Guest speakers were 325). Members are needed for next j America’s gold rus u “ ’ and members of the d George Street, First Naval year’s flag section, white r ' scheduled to be presen Ln tlr in f imn f An tV A _ _ ’ back in time for the District, and Capt. Ty Martin, com- manding officer of the U.S.S. Con section, American flag sectir scheduled and 15. High school The junior class will conduct annual penny sale Monday, Feb. 2, jp.m. at the American Legion Hal Washington Street. The class is © accenting donations of canned v baked goods. For more informa ® see a class officer. Canned goods X be dropped off in room 221. .5P Applications for the I K Educational Opportunity Gram (B.E.O.G.) given by the government have arriv guidance office. Interested can pick them up from Leon i. ‘hat office. The grants could amount to flu!- 3 !!! o 25 S.§ O f • i s 8 , j S c oi)5Po 2 5 i3 g s g ° - ° ol class will conduct its s ° Ip a n c •g _ - O) 8-31 ..S lisf S-tl ® O jS ' .C — - «fB hssW| a | If a” § %f 1 J ast “ y T 3 «2 r 3 7? o to ca Srf a, cA ' 5 S’® 8 -2 co _ _ Marianne White and Nancy Lawson I, 3 2 ' wiJ1 enter essays in a National Honor — — «« - « ety bicentennial competition this Monda y Fe f - 2, at 8 e I ' y ear - Only two members of any honor . ' egion 7,16 class is � society chapter may enter the com- £ donation s of baked and petition for 225 $1,000 awards. The two For more informat ion, girls were chosen by their coliegues. llagra at 283 1444 The theme of the essay is fo be what the ing band is stdl accepting United States has accomplished in the re ' y 0116 interested in iay an instrument and join lid contact James Guter in w O (A O ff tq jy, ■g o 0 0 c 3 c i y w - -a fc S ° co ' O co T3 W) « 8 SS-S C 0 V L w e ' s 7 , v v .. «� Co ' cP ' 5500 and $1,200 according to Si ... Eligibility depends upon financial epe sC a,s s ' The grants, in fact, are availaL any person in the community who vill be enrolled in one of the 5, eligible colleges, or vocationa technical or career schools in tin :ountry. Eligibility also depends upon the (allowing conditions: 1. The student must be a citizen of the j United States, or must intend to take up aermanent residence here e| 2. Applicants must be $ jndergradua te course nust not hold a bacheloi any institution. 3. Applicants must be at least half-time basis. 4. The college or ec if; atitution must be an eligil Students in doubt c eb Ac r ycvei -v o - � ota� N ana string taass are also being off co .T -41 V Beginners and advanced players ve e asked to contact Irving Andersoi VYv® ev room 325. Free drum lessons will be given Monday evenings from 6 to 9 in room 325 at the high school. Free lessons on violin, viola, cello, and string bass are also being offered. are Irving Anderson or Hiter for more information. $ school chorus also needs new Director Janis Yavner says ng experience is not ' ' inor Society is raf- Nr ' ickets A High school Superlatives, the traditional senior class awards for the “mostest” and the “bestest” that are printed in The Flicker, were announced this week after class votes were counted. The students with the most votes are: j, Class chatterbox, Marie Chiancola ormation from t e’A ' ’ V p cv d Michael Linquata; most athletic, 4 0 ' _£ T n,tA UTViifa nlflcc A 3 % a 5 ? JL C‘ ' S°‘ CL 0 v - ' t ' 4 V% % ' A %% t V , th 3, Oir it the colLg$ a v by Nicastro and Dave White; class O hj, p, ao¥ p. jian jm Curcuru and Johr - s ' . % v t ■ce ? � an; most contributive, Kath § . ' and Josh Arnold; happy- ' 0 Cindy Kopanon and W . . .. . .cT . a, $ r9 r? % o’ 5? - o ' � J $ $ Co o P� : on 8.8 W £ “ 9 n ' a. 11“ ■ ’S f M 2 S •° 5 £ � 3 n c isi33 A w z W C 8 s S 8 8 S c I g ■o 2 I I an • v’Cv e p Cindy Kopanon ana w . v - c,c e c best aU around, Linda V ' V i Xv Santuccio; most reliabn., . , ' uist and Claude Gray; a Parco and win Stor y- S et of ‘ 76 - Wendy °’ Bnen a e ce Tier; most theatrica1 ’ .Lj� - nnd Nick Parisi; dare ope CO C W -pe e ?V e w l Aet . .aC V , e ’rico and Nazio San- V 0 t ' sew- e c,C S la S £ ftoq - 6 ?5i � ' 4 ' 1 - t,itizen8 forum q; School superintendent Georce p - ■ Lane will be the featured speaker at a $ it $ 1 ■ 2 £ ™ the Xjcester ($ ' aS TSs.. public schools next Tuesday at 7 -qa ■ -— ■ P-m. in the Fuller Schnni a „a.f - 7 ' 30 V? Anyone interested in working on tne „ The League .1 senior class Christinas show, prom, a vi ive ' PamStr ? ngman Education Committee 4c iL Vot ® rs semi-formal, or Mother and Daughter f r theeventlti • £JSSSIF «?■ ' ■sI’Sx i=g -g a § • u _ _ .o o. o. p a. g | ! community. 8 jgiQt rO b (D 2 . ou : 3 • r« = “ T.ceS- ■- : 5 g- Q “ “• 2. cr « _S 5 2 n a 04, 1 “ ? S ? v a S m S v ' a. a cOV •W a.’Cfl � ° g. to n £? S n ' (� 2. c ' � Iflla “ c 3 S ' “So 3 O 3 C 3 CT 3 fe-® 3 O; O. £5 S 5cg-ai 55 e-i O. ® 3 Sr S Sj .g.| j.g S- ' g oS I § Ig ' aS |l s-S- -ss-iolaa ? s _ -o 2 2 ■ f� O r i W 1 W B-S §• 3. S 5 Arnold. Bleacher painters should see Arnold or Gail Doucette. Typing work is available two days s week for a junior. Qualified students should see the secretary in the guidance office. Representatives of six colleges have made appointments to be at the guidance office next week meet witl students and parents. The schedule Monday, 11:30 a.m., Endicott Junioi College; 8:30 a.m., Westbrool College; 1 p.m., Stonehill College. Oi Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., Johnson an Wales College and University o aue Isle. « X ncxncv i ) flotf n nc y ny During Klt-C. b a l r o nr xrianr e S Exxb J, V J« V C Vvfttnpl i n - v S.W. Cl t ft K.rV v� L S .U T.t xO X 3 ' Tor $£ Co 0 Uon . 01 4 r + p S ° o y • 76 ' % € ' C (® l f A ■ -■ r a cn 1 1 L‘ r i il flyover CMP gxl IprAK ei a V 0 4 - MW II u. ' A r Joaa — C V La 1 r , t-N-rffW-R. ■ ' ' CENTRAL., fjf (najr4M KjtC 4 . J 77 y V_ Qv ' A 0 ' J is + f Aio s H ' T, - W Pao y . f I p r l r 5 ( Ulie j 0 r£x TR N AU-y 1 1AR.K -r . «N r .o V - .X o ° . va je . Atff X TaJg e £ TyuQc -A F R ( tl K £ 4 � R fi E c c H V -V 2 A- V� ke 1 t 2 Ej H XU Pv .v v T l I s.ft.v. r - c-v � fftAt M IN MEMORY OF Sgt. Richard ]. Hubbard Death be not proud , though some have called thee — Mighty and dreadful , for thou art not so: For those whom thou think ' st thou dost overthrow — Die not ; poor Death; not yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep , which but thy picture be , Much pleasure , then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go — Rest of their bones and souls ' delivery! Thou ' rt slave to fate , chance , kings , and desperate men , And dost with poison , war and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke — Why swell ' st thou then ? One short sleep past , we wake eternally , And death shall be no more: Death , thou shalt die! John Donne Roads go ever on , over rock and under tree , by cave where never sun has shone by streams that never find the sea over shown by winter sown and through the merry flowers of june overgrass and over stone , and under mountains in the moon, roads go ever on under cloud and under star , yet feet that wandering have gone, turn at last to home afar eyes that fire and sword have seen and horror in the halls of stone look at last on meadows green and trees and hills they long have known. j. k. tolkien from the ' hobbit ' 191 CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Josh Arnold President Gail Doucette Treasurer Rick Anderson Carol Laudano Kathy Gentile Vice-President 192 Nancy Saunders Secretary Why the sea eats up the sand but doesn ' t touch the thunder si • V 9 101 - Had I not run Flicker 1976 Advisor: Mrs. Grace Figurido Co-Editors: Nancy Landergren and Lois Lindquist Assistant Editors: Sally Goodick Nancy Lawson Barbara Thompson Marianne White Artist: Kim Dagley Cover: Pauline Tarantino Staff: Paula Arnold Cheri Ellis Faye Geary Blake Gilson Claude ( Lois Lane Linda Moody Wendy O ' Brien Kathy Pirano Diane Silver ia Joanne Spidell Pauline Tarantino Brenda Tognazzi Cindy Tulla k % Marla Zagar Business Advisor: Mr. Harvey Korobkin Business Manager: Martha Cominelli Ed Dahlmer Pauline Tarantino Mary Ciarametaro A special thanks to: The Gloucester Daily Times , for the Report Card Mr. Dahlgren — photography Taylor Publishing Co. — Mr. Jack Delaney An extra special thanks to Terry! For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow — is only a vision — but today — well lived — makes yesterday dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ■ Keeping the Spirit of ' 76 Love , Lois and Nancy i ww - ... y: ' : -• A d vertisem en ts, The staff of the 1 976 Flicker would like to extend a big thank you to all the businesses who put an ad in our book. We would also like to thank the business staff for all their work. The businesses did us a favor. Now let ' s return it and do our business on Cape Ann! Best Wishes to the Class of 76 W. S. Prince Insurance Agency Auto — Fire — Marine Compliments of DUNKIN DONUTS 205 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Tel. 28 1 -2909 Gloucester I I I Washington St. Congratulations Class of 76 Compliments of Mondello ' s Shoe Service National Butchers 67 Pleasant St. Gloucester, Mass. Best meats in town | Js % 121 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Bill ' s Barber Shop 1 84 Washington St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Mac ' s Italian Specialties 283-1600 75 Washington St. Gloucester, Mas; f A L Congratulations Class of 76 ig r ' 4 1 Yellow Sub Shop 73 Pleasant St. Home of the Mini Sub Compliments of The Coffee Galley 14 Pleasant St. Gloucester, Mass. Be Someone Special — Wedgwood Pharmacy Go Navy Essex, Mass. Dial 768-663 1 Best Wishes to the Class of 76 jSsttBk Ik. WmXsj 1 ' f Compliments of Compliments of Rust ' s Gulf John A. Johnson Ins. Service Station Insurance of Every Description M a ' n St. Essex, Mass. 200 1 Duncan St. Gloucester, Mass 1 1 Alices Compliments of Gloucester Grocery and Boat Supply Inc. 17-21 Rogers St. Gloucester, Mass. Congratulations Class of 76 Cape Ann Glass 216 Main St. Glouce ster, Mass. 283-4732 ' Tj r ▼ Glass for all Purposes For all jewelry needs in sales and services W. E. Blanchard, Jeweler Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 125 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes From Sterling ' s Drug Store 178 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Clicky ' s Men Shop Best Wishes From Sandy Bay Apothecary 205 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Whistlestop Mall Rockport, Mass. U- Best Wishes to all of our Friends Ben ' s Wallpaper and Paint Compliments of Hamilton Handcraft Gloucester, Mass. 283-6541 1 1 5 Main St. Essex, Mass. 768-7480 Bonnie and Joe Mitchell 201 Compliments of Seaport T.V. 20 Pleasant St. Gloucester, Mass. 1 7 Main St. Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Art Jewelers Gloucester, Mass. Congratulations Class of 76 Aune ' s Yarn Shop I 1 2 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Goldman ' s 199 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Congratulations Class of 76 Dulie ' s Dory Coffee Shop and Luncheonette 29 Commercial St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of The House of Mitch Rogers St. Gloucester, Mass. Barber Shop Main St. Best Wishes Essex Package Store Compliments of Terminal Garage Inc. Essex, Mass. 16 Martin St. Essex, Mass. Best Wishes From Compliments of Gloucester John D. MacLean ' s Camera and Photo Shop 10 Pleasant St. Gloucester, Mass. 146 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 202 � Cape Ann Medical Center Blackburn Industrial Park Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes From Up and Down Floor Covering Brown ' s Mall V Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 281-0594 20? Compliments of Karem ' s Army and Navy 196 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Congratulations From Chubby ' s Auto Service Inc. 34 Railroad Ave. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of B. Schred ' s Fabric Shop 1 08 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Gove ' s Gulf Station 132 Washington St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes From Ray Beef Co. . s lli 111 26 Railroad Ave. 283-8900 M Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of 186 Main St. Compliments of Coastal Tire and Appliance, Inc. 28 1 -0200 j | i i i-r p — ■ ■■ .— Tnlauceste ' r, Mass. Best Wishes From am ■JLm Boley ' s Chrysler- Plymouth Mondello Brothers 67 East Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Service Station, Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of 76 Deering Electric Co., Inc. Electrical Contractors 15 Washington St. Gloucester, Mass. FRANK AND GENE, Prop. 44 Bass Ave. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Beef N ' Bun 90 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Congratulations Class of 76 Brigham ' s Make your mouth a kid again at Brigham ' s Compl of ments Carlo Gloucester Mass Wash St 406 gton 205 iii. Best of Luck Class of 76 ChrisLee DarRand 2 1 0 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of iles of lone ester 230 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of The Surf Compliments of The Casual Shops 56 Raymond St. Magnolia, Mass. Rockport Ipswich Gloucester Magnolia Best Wishes From Hammond Castle Good Luck From West End Taxi Hammond Museum, Inc. Hesperus Ave. Gloucester, Mass. 283-2080 283-2081 46 Main Street 283 3200 Good Luck Class of 76 Ernie ' s Service Station Essex, Mass. J K SVSTEIYIS INC. 135 MAIN ST. GLOUCESTER 2R3-OOR Electronic Technicians Compliments of The Building Center Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of (frpe 7 Railroad Ave. Gloucester, Mass. 206 Compliments of Benny the Florist 1 8 Eastern Ave. Gloucester, Mass. 283-2456 Best Wishes Class of ' 76 The Green Tavern 262 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes From Jerry Noble Electrician 471 Western Ave. 283-0750 Best Wishes Class of 76 Work ' s Chevy-Olds 50 Maplewood Ave. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Best Wishes Class of 76 Mally ' s Lounge 36 Maplewood Ave. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Empire Clothing Co. 171 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 207 Compliments of Thurston ' s Dodge 1 30 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes Wonson ' s Greenhouse 75 Langsford St. Gloucester, Mass. Good Luck From Everything for the Office Hodge ' s Battery Station Corner of Maplewood Ave. and Shepherd St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Norman Office Supply 26 Duncan St. Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes From 15 Commercial St Bertolino Brothers Gloucester, Mass. ssiui. U I i i Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1976 Moldtool Corp. Kettle Cove Ind. Park Magnolia ■ I I Good Luck From Magnolia Service Station 4 Magnolia Ave. Tele. 525-3461 Compliments of bob ' s hab Best Wishes Larsen ' s Shoe Store 131 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 1 1 34 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Sears Roebuck and Company 83 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 208 Best Wishes to the Bicentennial Class of 76 Massachusetts Coastal Seafood, Inc. Cape Ann Industrial Parle Post Offic e Box 77 This is my letter to the world That never wrote to Me — Magnolia, Mass. 01930 Compliments of The simple News that Nature told — With tender Majesty Her Message is committed to Hands I cannot see — For I ove of Her — Sweet-Countrymen Judge tenderly — of Me By Emily Dickinson Captain Courageous Restaurant To the wonderful kids of Gloucester High School. Compliments of a Friend Roger St. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of 1 Gloucester Co-operative Bank 85 Middle St. Gloucester, Mass. A 53: Congratulations Class of 1976 All hands aboard the Good Ship L B wish you every success. Alloy. ' If you feel as we do that the Cape Ann, Essex County area is a pretty special place to live and work, we ' d like the opportunity to assist you with your housing needs. We sell, rent, lease, auction, appraise and notarize anything to do with real estate. Our crew is ready and able to provide you with the kind of service for which the Good ship L B is noted. We ' d like to work for you. LUFKIN BROWN, INC. REALTORS 281-0001 Moored at 222 Washington Street in the Salty Port of Gloucester V2 1 0 Best Wishes From Gloucester Police Relief Association 197 Main St. Gloucester, Mass. 2 TZ E ti) NTfAJL ' ]NDU51V)AL COb M EXCIAU • A PP1ZA13AL3 r285-fe i 25‘4 7 TTKMAUbB 3T, o cers 21 SHIP AHOY Essex, Mass. The Binnacle Restaurant Over the Harbor Cafe Finest in Foods and Liquors 40 Railroad Ave. Gloucester Robert C. Hiltz, Inc. Gloucester, Mass. Compliments of Cape Ann Bowling Center 53 Gloucester Ave. 283-9753 212 IP Compliments of Essex Radio and Television Service 40 Main St. The bank that makes things happen. Essex, Mass. Rockport, Mass. 768 6652 Best Wishes From Best Wishes Class of 76 Conor ' s Pharmacy E. H. Bickford, Inc. 76 Prospect St. Gloucester, Mass. Fancy Fruit and Produce Maplewood Ave. Gloucester, Mass. Cape Ann Lodge No. 1471 Compliments of Loyal Order of Moose Skipper ' s Galley Best of Luck Class of 76 Main Street Best Wishes Class of 76 Granite Savings Bank Essex, Mass. 26 Pleasant St. Gloucester, Mass. 214 i TINA ' S School of Dance Children — Ballroom, Tap, Toe, Ballet Jazz, Acrobatic, Baton. Adults — All phases of Ballroom dancing, private and groups. I I Pleasant St. Tel. 283-8758 Great Foods Stereo Equip. Musical Supplies Records Clothing Jewelry Exotic Necessities — We are at your service! — THE GLASS SAILBOAT 3 DUNCAN STREET G LOUCESTER And suddenly, before we knew it, our senior year . . . We had reached the first floor at last! The class began to gain the spirit it had lacked before. Even after we have left the halls of GHS forever, people will always remember the Class of ’76 for the red-’n- white striped bleachers at Newell Stadium . . . our fearless class officers, what would we do without them?! SAT’s, application deadlines, scholarships — we all began to realize their importance. Research papers, tri- gonometry and the periodic chart had again entered our lives. But we were care-free, too. Remember the morning gatherings in the lobby . . . our front row seats in the audito- rium (no more balconies for us)! . . . the laughter and gossip at lunch . . . and the food! (pork chop patties and spinach?) Glimpses of the photographer lurking th roughout the halls, attempting to get a can- did of any unsuspecting senior. How ’bout the cake sales and raffles, and pep rallies, where Pink Panthers were stomped by Fisher- men. Our memories include cramming for exams and wondering why we chose French IV, instead of Basketweaving I, to fill up that free block ... the week-long wait for the sound of the 2:15 bell on Friday, followed by the usual moan of It’s Friday, but there’s nothing to do!” . . . the protest strike, a test of our new administration, for a less strict dis- cipline code, and that same day, the near riot” at the Newburyport football game. Remember the gangsters, clowns, and Rag- gedy Ann and Andies at the Halloween dance . the annual get-your-man-before-the- other-girl-does” race for the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance! Each girl wanted to be sure that she made the right choice ... the measuring for caps and gowns . . . the Xmas Semi-formal r ■■ J W|L n ■ ■■ . ■ ' • v •- and the meal that was served on paper plates! Finally, it was 1976 and now seniors, when absent from school, could use the ol’ legiti- mate excuse — senioritis. How can you forget the hockey team, which under a new coach, reached the conference play-offs . . . Fifties Day, when girls in bobby sox and saddle shoes again filled the corridors of GHS . . . B block in the library with the daily threat Get to work or you’ll have to go back to your study hall!!” It was the day-to-day final countdown of remaining school days . . . friends being accepted to distant colleges . . . melting snow and the arrival of the baseball season . . . frequent daydreams, followed by the inevitable question Where will I be NEXT year at this time?” . . . the class trip to Bermuda ... the excitement of the senior prom . . . the last day of school (so hard to believe!) . . . graduation rehearsal and the following caravan headed towards Good Har- bor Beach. And so our senior year passed . . . June 6 — our graduation day and final good-bye to GHS ... the day that will make our twelve years of homework and hardship seem worth- while. We’ll finally have to accept the leav- ing of old friends. But life goes on ... we realize that we can’t live in the Past, but only look back on it. Instead, we must look ahead, to the Future and to all the new experiences that it will hold for us. Although we’ll all go different ways after our senior year, we’ll still have our own spe- cial friends and we’ll always remain the CLASS OF ’76.” But, best of all, the years we spent at Gloucester High will be with us forever. N. Lawson r SAWVSR rS.EE LIBRARY GLOUCESTER, MASS. 01930 ACTIVE STORAGE