Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

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Karen Canillas 21 Hammond St. Buns MEMORIES: 5 13 75, Ask S.P., In two or three years. Ask Steve Jan. 25, 1977 AskC.M., A.F., J.R. Essex, the Coat. Summer of ’75 Weekends, The Flower ask A.F. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: FHA, HERO THOUGHTS: To reach for all the happiness in the world. A victim of self hypnosis. Donna Caravella 34 Main St. Essex Doona” MEMORIES: Summer of 77 — M R C.S.D.G., Good Times ask Maia, Dawn, Beth C and A, W and W, Buttons ask Sheedy — OZ ask Parco, Fran, Ellie, Lulu, Jules! 10 4 77 — Snake in the Grass! Ask Fosta! Buddy ask Wheeta! ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Field Hockey 3 4, Track 2-3-4, Student Council Flicker, Flash, M.D.B.C. Volleyball Inter., Basketball. THOUGHTS: Reach for the stars, but keep your feet on the ground. Mary Ellin Carignan 265 E. Main St. Michael Carignan 26 Corliss Ave. Mike MEMORIES: The gag rule — ask Cindy. The lighthouse gang . . . lemonade — ask C.A. The Eastern Point party — ask Tim. Waterville Valley Parked on the rotary — ask Dave. That’s a change Hickory Farms — ask Chris. Will you repeat that? ask Russ. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: N H.S. 3 4, Volleyball (Intramural) 3 - 4. THOUGHTS: It is with our judgement as with our watches; no two go just alike, yet each believes his own. Timothy Carignan 265 E. Main St. MEMORIES: Beaches, Drive ins, movies concerts, cruising with the boys. Listening to terrible music. The day I heard ZAPPA on the Radio Twice. THOUGHTS: To enjoy all the things that interest me, to be open and truthful, and to accept people as they are. Donna Elizabeth Carter 18 Woodman Street Dawn, Minute MEMORIES: I.B. ask Kathy Sept. 4-5, THE BEACH, Old Essex Road — 2:30, good times with Joe, Seasons in the Sun” Gail Knows. The Mud ask Sandy and Gail, Fiesta 77 long talks with Kathy always livin’, laughin’ and lovin’. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Office Assistant 2, Volleyball 2. THOUGHTS: Just smile at me, I’ll undersrand, that ' s something everybody does in the same language. 28

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James P. Burke Jr. 26 Choate Street, Essex Jim MEMORIES: Junior League Champs ' 77, Dunkin Donuts, Collens’s parties, Manchester dances, football games, shops, Beatle Mama, Essex. THOUGHTS: Not everything that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed until it is faced. (James Balwin) Sean Burns 733 Washington St. MEMORIES: Kris Oct. Dance, Cheery St. and driveway ask Jim. Wingersheek, Ravenswood Ghost. Last Lunch. Beached Boat and seagulls ask Jim. G.E. and what time is it ask Kris. Flaming arrows Jim. THOUGHTS: To Live and enjoy my life the best way I know how. Bryan J. Cahoon 1 0 Grove St. MEMORIES: Cross Country “77, Hogan 2. 1 ., Ravenswood Park Acorns! — WELL — (PanMan, Rolland 9:57, Ian Man, Bonebee, ARuss.) 3rd Floor 80 Laps; “Gary, Dean Slow down.” Summer Races; The Hoods Up and it’s all over, now back to you Jackie; Tull Bash. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Cross country 2-3-4; Winter Track 2-3-4; Spring Track 1 - 2-3 -4; ROTC2-4; Boys ' State 77. THOUGHTS: The Boston Marathon. B. Jean Callahan 1027 Washington Street Jeanne MEMORIES: 6 23 77 — goodtimes, 4:00 AM MP, Stranded hightide, Ricky, charge it, SWW IP, Laura Wipe Out, MC Cape Ann Forge, Sharon Florida LG, LL. Maine Skiing 8th Sal. Long talks and tears 1 pal Kathy. THOUGHTS: You never know how memories are until you try to forget. To go where people don’t think I’m headed. Michael Camille 23 Langsford Street Mike MEMORIES: A “Night at the Opera with N.N. 2 9 77 and 11 12 77. Lanesville; B Ball Up the Courts; OML; A Member of the Table — What An Experience; E.J. — Foxboro — 7 4 76; Summer Vacations; 2: 1 5: Queen; June 4, 1978. THOUGHTS: “Wisdom is more precious than jewels nothing you desire can compare with her. Proverbs 3: 1 5 James Campbell 94 Maplewood Park Jay MEMORIES: Wakefield champs, coaches J.D., Billante, and Smith, BBall up O’Maley, Gasing up askG-Boy, I like spinach ask Lloyd and Mike, 23 H20 ask Janine. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Varsity Basketball 3 - 4, NHS. THOUGHTS: “Success usually comes to those who are too busy to look for it. Beware smiling Trojans when bearing gifts.

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Petrina Catalini 1 5 Shepherd Street Trina (Dida) MEMORIES: Mike — 11 12 76 — Mc ' s Min Golf. Drive- Ing-lce cubes. Boston S.H. Old Man Crossing, Did you see? Trixie. Bigger than you. Dida ask Shamus and Dawn. Snow Plow Neicy. Woo? Wee? — Denise. Mary Ann Char. Brn Feather. Camp. Lisa Christine Best Sister. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: FHA HERO. THOUGHTS: It ' s only the giving that makes you what you are. Jeth. T. Edward Catto 26 Quarry Street Eddie, Ted MEMORIES: K.P. D.T. R.C. D.C. L.J.B. N.B. L.S. at Flat Rock. Stop signs ask Dana RPDask J.B. and K.P. H P. Pinto Concerts Alice Cooper, Frampton, Boston and Aerosmith. Hello Betty, mug up. Give me those melons Boat Ride. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Auto Shop. THOUGHTS: Hello Betty I think I know you. James Ciamitaro 9 Gloucester Ave. Michael Ciaramitaro 7 Perriwinkle Lane Mike MEMORIES: Summer of ' 77 in Rockport with G.L. and S.K. Detroit ' ll , Kings with all my good friends and all the crazy times we’ve had. ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Intramural Hockey 2-3-4, Intramural Volleyball 3 - 4. THOUGHTS: To go on to college and to make my mother and father proud of me at whatever I do. Vincie Ciarametaro 120 A Western Ave. Joseph Cilluffo 1 1 Columbia St. Joe MEMORIES: German, R.O.T.C. Prize Squad, Baseball, A P 18 . THOUGHTS: Aim high, Strive for it. Dream it, Pray it. Fight for it, and as sure as there are stars in heaven you will attain IT. Last of the Great Prima Donnas. 29