Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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This place is amazing . . . Next week we teach him to eat with a spoon! ERIN ALDRICH 15 ABBOTT RD. MEMORIES: G.H.B. 75 ' .Tirps. Steele Derick. The T-party. CooCoo Punch, The Stix - Sleeping out. 1 31 75 Wasted. Tull, J. Giles, yes. Neil Young PINK GLOYD TRIP - OUT!!! The Golden Haven. The Apart- ment. Reefer Cambrise- Beverly ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Rainbow, Canal Club 2-4. THOUGHT: Live for today - not tomorrow Pink Floyd JOHN ANDERSON 28 SCHOOL ST. JACK MEMORIES: Celtics - Bucks sixth game once more and you ' re gone ask Nick G.H.S. Football ' 74 ' . Those crazy days and nights Oh Yeah; The Patriots. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Intramural Hockey 4, Intramural volleyball 4. THOUGHT: The only failure that lacks human dignity is the failure to try. I told you I ' d make it Ma! DOUGLAS AMERO 16 APPLE ST. DOUG MEMORIES: Camp cedar, Maine Cabins 2 and 5, times up at camp, ask Jimmu, Mark, John; Tull, Aerosmith, Ten years after. Sunset hill Thanksgiving keg; Beating Salem; Huts Gang bang ask Joe and Billy Intramural Basketball champs Fighting Irish Pool hopping over back- shore Rose ' s truck on Halloween Night. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Intramural Basketball 2, 3 and 4, Varsity and J.V. Football 2, 3 and 4, Track and Field 4. THOUGHT: To live and let die. THOMAS W. ALVES 10 HARRISON AVE. TOM MEMORIES: Tull and Aerosmith concerts. J.L. Champs 75 ' Red Sox 75 ' The Cliff - Riverview, 2nd Lunch, RAMPARTS! ! ! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Base- ball J.V. and Varsity 2, 3 and 4. THOUGHT: To have a good time and succeed . MAIA R. APARO WAY ROAD MIA, RENE MEMORIES: Jeff, 2 1 75; Hockey Season’s the longest. Summer — 75 — 76 — Lighthouse Beach, Good times and best talks with A1 and our Friends F. and H Towering Inferno ask Pam, Sheedy and the hockey team — Rene-baby, Doona, D-block and that crazy park Swept with Cheryl, Randy and Jeff The folks at Home ACTIVITIES AND HONORS Pep Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Varsity and J.V Field Hockey (cap- tain) 3 and 4, Flicker tri-editor 4, College Night Chairwoman 4 THOUGHT Still round the corner there may wait a new road or a secret gate, And though I oft have passed them by, A day will come at last when I shall take the hidden paths that run, East of the Sun, West of the Moon J R R TOLKIEN ARDEN L. ANDERSON 11 POPLAR ST. MEMORIES: Phil 10 25 75, mad- damp, boy-next- door . G.H.B. DISHEVELED, nagging, C.F.O. foo 75’ ask Donna, Maureen, Paula, the wall ask Phee, December 3, alp, friends, the show. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Mother- Daughter Ban. Comm. 4, Typing award 3, Flicker 4. THOUGHT: Two roads diverged into a wood, I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the differ- ence. CRAIG ANDERSON R6 LANGSFORD ST.

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STEVE ABBOTT 42 MT. PLEASANT AVE. HEY YABBIT ! MEMORIES: The H. And F. Affair, Backstage, Nora and Toruald ask Joan, West Side Story, Camelot , CAST PARTIES! ask Bob. China Port and the Klepto, coat, sed and as such, ask Rella. prisoner Stop and Shop, Friendly ' s Raisin , The casually evil woman ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians 2, 3, 4 International Thespian 4 THOUGHT: And if I laugh at any mortal thing ' tis that I may not weep. Byron JOYCE E. ADAMS 77 EASTERN AVE. ESSEX MEMORIES: Buba, going for walks, ask Any, T.A.S.P. Summer of 75- T.W. our problems, ask Sue, Talks and advice, ask A.J. Sum- mer of 76, partying, good times ESSEX. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Var- sity Softball 3-4 THOUGHT: Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Emerson FELICIA ADAMS 80 MARTIN ST. ESSEX MEMORIES: The summer of 75 5 20 75 ask Lee. Friday and Saturday nights!! The winter, over J.G. ' s - the barn, and all those good old days Lee and the J.D. - ask anybody but him. Party ' s up C.G., and the hut days, and up the field . . . THOUGHT: To live for today to for- get yesterday, and wonder tomorrow JUDITH ADAMS 22A TAYLOR ST. 20 WILLIAM AHERN 27 LIBERTY ST. MORGAN! ! ! MEMORIES: The old summer, parties, concerts, the mountain. Going to Canada ask Cooky, Chris, Gouse, Many other trips ask Scott , The Park ! ! ! I Told Everybody!!! That I’d Make it. (A Little Late But . . . ) THOUGHT: To Live the Life I want to without nobody bother- ing. MARY ANN ALBERT 16 DAVIS STREET MALBERT MEMORIES: BRIAN, 2 16 76 Goodtimes w B,B,J,J,J,J,L,K,L, J. Tull - Mackonald’s excite. Paint Fac- tory, W. Wagon Nights out at BM ' s Laughs with Kath, 13 yrs. EGS, Feb 16 w BBJ, You ' re mad ask Laura, Mr. Stubs ask Ron. BP ask Ja CRAB ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: GHS Orill 2-3-4, Mother Daughter Ban. Comm. 4, Office Asst. 2 - 3 THOUGHT: A child passes through life and disappears into an adult. JON AIELLO 5 ACACIA ST. MEMORIES: Fitz Huge Lane House Ask Gary, Xmas Eve Party at work, G H A S F, Reporting Soccer games, THOUGHT: There comes a time in every man ' s life when he must take the bull by the horns and face the situation Squarely! W. C. Fields Yetteb

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KEVIN P. ARABIAN 296 MAIN ST. ARAB. AHAB MEMORIES: The odd Couple, West Side Story, Washington D.C., Getting lost at Devens ask Major Dingho, Sergeants Party, Officers Party, Shooting at Walla ces ask Chris, Slimy ask Scott, Japs! ! ! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Rifle 4. C. Guard 2, 3, FR Detail 2-3, Gren. 2-3-4, 1st place Prize Squad 2, Thes. 3 - 4, A Compl. Comm. 4, Gold Haskall Medal 2, 3rd place prize squad commander 3. THOUGHT: It has been said, what is past is gone forever. And yet that which we hold so dearly, memories: are nothing more than the past . JULIE A. ARNOLD 25 CHAPEL ST. JU JU MEMORIES: Lar, 128, Malb Sue, Dreams jetty Kath, Egs. FB. Nan. M D Brown’s Cindy. P-P Ken Sail w Pudge K.W.K. 73” BJM ' s CB W Russ. Pat BZM. Scott T.T Trip ask Rusty, Where ' s 1st. Gram ' s charge. HW. Bub, 131 MS W.B. Tug. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Honor Business Club 4, Mother Daughter Banquet 4, Pep Club 4 Office Assistant 4 THOUGHT: Live for today, for tomorrow may never. DANIEL P. ASARO 11 MARSHFIELD ST. DANNY MEMORIES: LIZ 11 29 75; THE HUT; Camp Cedar 75-76 Cracker Brown’s garage and CC ask any- body; Ham ask Duchane; Many BEERS!! ask Duchane again; Bomber Chicks, Talk to Polizzia and verge; Mrs. Geary and the cops, ask Fred T. April Vacation, Drunk Again! ! ! ask Joey, EAGLES - FLEETWOOD MAC WITH LIZ. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Var- sity Football 2-3-4 The Hut Beer Drinking Team 2-3-4 THOUGHT: Let it be . . . JOHN AUDITORE JR. 6 GILBERT RD. MEMORIES: GERMANY! Mitty, Wagon, Enemy Drunk, Poopsie” L.D.S. Backstage, bugs. You Know, S? D-Block with Connie and Miss A . What? Paraplegics ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Ger- man Club 2-3-4, N.H.S. 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Stage Crew 2 - 3 - 4 , Thespians 2-3-4 THOUGHT: Sometimes you wait to say things you wait too late. Days that one sees so slow, how fast they go. P. JANE C. ASARO 17 GLOU. AVE. JAIN ASAFRO, ARUHO MEMORIES: 10 12 75 I.L.Y.J. forever, E.A.S.Y. Horgan ' s hut, excuses, cccccc! j.c. the red R.D., D.G. Semi Formal, senior prom. Bass Rocks, our spot. N.H. picnic, Villa Lounge Ron’s car. the bird ask joe. Marina, Lil ’ Earls? Tell ' em you!! Ralph and Rick. Talks tears and laughs, J.F. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Field hockey 2-3 Office Assist. 4 THOUGHT: I haven ' t got time for the pain. ANN ARNOLD 21 CALDOR ST. NICKY AVELIS 31 CENTENNIAL AVE.