Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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Mike Auditore 1 2 Hahland Place Audi MEMORIES: Summer 77 with Paula, H.W.” dances, parties and 3 on 1 ask Keith Man, Lenny T., Jude woman and P. Lane. Cross country Road Trips with L.T. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Football, Intramural Basketball, Baseball THOUGHTS: T ime waits for no one, and it won ' t wait for you. Margaret Jean Bagshaw 1 3 Wonson Street Peggy, Marg, Bags MEMORIES: Skiing, C.O. — ask Faye, Where ' s my banana? — ask Annette, Field Hockey Team Shower(s), Football games. Mountain Climbing, My eyes are thirsty — ask Sue, work. We’re Seniors! 10 4 77 — field nockeys 1 st win, Good Times, Dad and Mom. ACTIVITIES and HONORS: Field Hockey 2 4, Softball 2, Girls Drill Team 2 - 4, Pep Club 3. THOUGHTS: Dreams. They are what keep the young alive and the old young. Tory Bagshaw 2 Clarendon Street. Steve Barusso 1 50 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Bruno MEMORIES: Ellen New Year ' s Eve with Ellen, Walt and Pixie Magnolia Beach, Good Harbor, Summers of “76 and 77” Lobstering — “Y” — Hockeyteam 77” Weekends, — B. Concert. Dreams of the Future! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Hockey 1 , 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1 , 2, Skiing THOUGHTS: Nothing good comes easy, unless you work hard for it. Salvatore Auditore 6 Gilbert Road Sal, Sam MEMORIES: Karen: 7 4 77; All the good times ask Joe, Thane; That dew wet grass ask Karin, Mary. Schneider’s Dory Trip. Hats ask Joe, Camelot, Paint Your Wagon, West Side Story, King and I. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Thespians 2 3 4 (President) International Thespians 3 4, Vice-President 2, Student Council 4, College Night 4. THOUGHTS: It’s time to start living or spring will turn to fall in just no time at all. Robert Barr 28 Friend St. J-Barr MEMORIES: Ann 6 18 76 Wrestling — Train — Mike — Cops, 3 Free bees, Salisbury Beach 77,” Frank’s Stairs Ask A S., R.M., L.M., Joke Shop ask M.C., R.M. THOUGHTS: There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Oh God! I just blew up Russia.”

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Carol Andrews Southern Ave-Essex Coral MEMORIES: Frid, Hari the G, Red Sox, Mike ask Sharooon, The Magic Turtle, 16 — the magic number, shh! The monitors, Kielbasa Queen. THOUGHTS: Everyone has choice, when to and not to raise their voices: it’s you that decides. Glenn Andrews Lufkin St., Essex MEMORIES: The cookout at Frank’s; what a Moose C — Chris, Russ, Bruce, Frank; Slapshot; Street Hockey with Barry C, Carl D, Bobby C., Flipping for trays 5th block lunch — ask Paul L., LIVE AND LET DIE — May 1976. THOUGHTS: Going to K.C. after I (hopefully) graduate. Gee, does this mean I can sleep a little later? Sally Arnold 20 Marble St. MEMORIES: Skiing, H.B. B.F.S. Clowns ask Lesa, S.M.D.S. Good Times — Laura, Clare, Mountain, (F.C.C.) ask Jeanny sisters” — Lesa, Laura, Judy, Black Betty ask Deb, Curtis ' , Robe (K.N., L.S.) Schhh, daisies — Paula, Lisa, SB II. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader ( 1 ) 3,4 THOUGHT: What you are is God’s gift to you. What you make yourself is your gift to God. Anon. Russell Asaro 5 Madison Court Russ MEMORIES: Concerts at B.G. Summer Nights at lighthouse and Good Harbor. Beware of John Law — ask TC. Music, The Barge. Those lonely and frustrating summer nights. Where to next? ask CA. Hey you” and Just whoopie.” ask MC. ACTITIVITES AND HONORS: 1 976 Intramural Hockey 2 - 4 champs — (Lobster Trap Pub) THOUGHTS: Don’t Judge yourself by other people, for always there will be lesser and greater persons than yourself. Bruce Atkins 55 Bond Street Charlie Manson MEMORIES: The 360’s in IPSWICH, E company Sergeant, drill, Brouphy. THOUGHTS: A little bit goes a long way. Christopher Asaro 5 Madison Court Chris MEMORIES: BARGE, concerts at B.G., Triumph weekend — ask Bill, ITSSTILLIGHTOUTI! Baseball, football, hockey — The Beach, OH NO IT CAN’T BE! TWO BUCKS — ASK BRYAN. The Brigham’s Special, ask MC. Good Lemonade!! M.C. ask B C. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Intramural Hockey 2 - 4, Type Award. THOUGHTS: Never to look to the past with regrets, to live the present to its fullest, and to look to the future with a smile. Dear Admissions Director: I am a Rhodes Scholar for starters . 21

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Serina Beauparlant 22 Friend Street Beau, Rhmee MEMORIES: Beatles with squirrel, Ingie, Sandy, Jeals — Big Fig, The Barn, Eastern Point, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Spanish Flavor, Tennis days with Jock, Dory and Ski Trip 76. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Tennis 2-3-4, Track 2, Ingall’s Awards, N.H.S. THOUGHTS: To my father and myself, there’s a dream in this poet ' s corner — to become the first generation there never was. Copyright 1985. Terri-Lyn Beck 16 Fenley Road Terri MEMORIES: Louie; “Our All Nighter! New Hampshire; Waiting on the Beach for Sunrise!’’ Summer 77; Rochester Fair!! Scott’s Party; ask Paula!!! “Yellow!’’ “Denise, Where Are You Bound For?” Water-skiing!! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club, Senior Mother and Daughter Banquet Committee, Honor Business Club. THOUGHTS: We’ll Laugh Again! It’s Just That We’ll Never Be Young Again!!! Debra L. Bedell 65 Hilltop Road “Bedell’’ MEMORIES: Three Musketeers — T.F., Lulu, and me; ring 250 right LULU, Study hall 148; Talking in Library ha!; B.B. games Rowdie; P.A. trips The man with the peg leg 331, corridor duty hassle, ha! Sports Jokes. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Varsity Field Hockey 1 4, Basketball 1 - 4, Track 2 - 4, NHS THOUGHTS: To always be myself. Leslie Bell Shapley Road Tinker Bell, L.B. MEMORIES: going to L.A. February 77, Those West Coast Guys — Ron Howard, Herbie V.W. 73 The Waltons at 42; Mrs. Cook’s Basset Hound; Shad, East Coast Guys, Les at the Rockaway this summer, typing class at G.H.S. photography, animals, walking, dancing; historical homes, tennis, golf. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Pep Club, Librarian Aide. I thought this was English! Larry Bedard 13 Brierwood Street Dawn Belanger 19 Linden Road MEMORIES: Good times and nights out ask JC. AP. JS. KN. LP. DM. midnight talks and tears ask Ang., Close calls ask Jodi. Good times on Sal’s boat. 1 Pal Angela, Jumping Jacks. BS. LF. Follow that car! Locked out. GALJ, Are we seeing things? Ask A.P. YO! We made it! THOUGHTS: Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, don’t stop, it’ll soon be here — yesterday’s gone . . . Fleetwood Mac. 23