Higgins Junior High School - Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1974 volume:

Peabody Institute Library, Peabody 3 1253 00623 728 1 Higgins Junior High School PEABODY. MASSACHUSETTS 01960 Edwaf d j. O ' Connor Principal PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE To the graduates of the Higgins Junior High School - the seventh largest junior high school in Massachusetts - I wish to extend my best wishes and congratulations. Like graduating classes before you - you have lived in a period of many crises. During these days - you will recall the energy crisis - the gasoline shortage and the word Watergate . However, it is through this YEARBOOK and its pictures that you will remember a Higgins Musical - a class dance - a victorious athletic team - a Science Fair or even one of our infrequent false alarms. Beyond what I have mentioned - I hope you received an education which will enable you to meet the next challenge on your educational journey. With your Teachers, Counselors, and Unit Directors, I wish you every success as you move ahead. Our thanks go also to the Staff and Advisor who labored so long to make this YEARBOOK possible. When these days are dim and almost forgotten - take out this yearbook and look again at the tender memories of your days at the Higgins Junior High School. Finally, go forth unafraid to meet the future, have faith in your- self, your country and your God. THE WAY WE ARE River flowing idly into sand - Beginning nowhere that I know to drift To nowhere I can find - 1 understand Its slow, erratic force; its pointless shift. Seagull circling near our rowboat ' s wake - Demanding nothing , but a place to cast Its truant shadow; teaching me to make A choice in values that will work and last - Of such are visions made. I ' ve lived to know A dream that ' s forced to being, forced to live Before it knows itself, will never grow. A dream has need for idleness to give It strength to choose to be forever free . My dreams have need for peace . So , let me be . Marilyn E . Conde Art Club 1st Row: J. Linton, D. Soule, L. Mercurio, C. Mogavero, L. Chal- mers, M. Rainey, J. McLaughlin, G. Panagopoulos . 2nd Row: Mrs. Gregoski - advisor , S . Orlandella , D. Micalizzi, V. Twombly, M. Maninuk, C. Polizzotti, S. Bat- sinelas . Concert Band 1st Row: K. Anslono, D. Bocknick, B. Burke, B. Langley, N. Smym- ios, B. Pasquale, R. Snow, R. Bald- win, G. Dagas, S. Butcher. 2nd Row: J. Little, J. DeMille, L. Var- ney, S. Kramnick, B. McLaughlin, G. Soucy, J. Cunha, B. Billings- ley, Mr. Rossi - advisor. 3rd Row: J. Broughton, T. Eager, J. Cole, P. Coombs, C. Olswang, W. Markow- sky, J. Little, B. Snider, D. Pyburn, P. Luiz, D. Lynch, F. Tomaz. Drama Club 1st Row: M. O ' Shea, E. Duff, N. Endslow, J. McGray, M. Devlin, D. Katcher, C. Buck- ley, A. McDonald, M. Bird. 2nd Row: N. Ouellette, S. Flynn, C. Brophy, S. Brough- ton, C. Karolides, T. Bird, M. Rizzone, D. Czarnecki. 3rd Row: B. Talbot, R. Bet- tano, S. Maimone, R. Mur- phy, L. Bergeron, B. Douglas, T. Holleran, Miss Nangle - Advisor. 1st Row: C. Winchell, D. Phillips, J. Linton, L. Badner, B. Robinson, L. Cody. 2nd Row: Mr. Blute, S. Hanlon, N. Hobey, P. O’ Dowd, P. Alexander, J. Haigue, J. Tweed, M. Baker. Miss- ing: J. Rousseau, D. Bailey, S. Butcher, M. Fiore, Mr. Blute - Advi- sor. Band Officers I Ecology Club 1st Row: D. Pyburn, J. Little, S. Kramnick, P. Coombs, N. Smyrn- ios, J. Cunha, Mr. Rossi, L. Var- ney, Mr. Rossi - Advisor. Library Aides 1st Row: C. Smith, C. Lynch, J. Wignall, L. Chalmers, C. Webster, S. Viscusi. 2nd Row: L. Murawski, P. Bellaconis, S. Lazarides, C. Curley, D. Foley, N. McLean. 3rd Row: M. Baron, T. Wardlow, M. Rainey, D. Ouimette, T. Hebert. Missing: R. Bernardo, M. LeBlanc, C. McRae, D. Ouimette, J. Pat- scheider, C. Plaisted, S. Ring, B. Shuman, L. Wentworth, Mrs. Lomas - Advisor. Fashion Club 1st Row: L. Murawski, C. Yonis, D. Wil- son, J. Wignall, P. Linehan. 2nd Row: C. Thomson, K. Doyle, D. Schetrompf, Mrs McLaughlin. Missing: C. Julian. 1st Row: R. Coombs, D, Stone, C. Karo- lides, S. Flynn. 2nd Row: D. Fabrizio, K. Leavitt, G. Leavitt, B. Wignall, M. Cliffe 3rd Row: P. Slavin, P. Murphy, R. Gatti, R Langley, R. Murphy, E. Mulherin, F. Keat Cross Country Rock Band Mr. Rossi - Advisor, J. Broughton, J. Cole, T. Eager, B. Lehto, B. Timmons, J. DeMille, L. Varney, K. Anslono, P. Bogash, B. Snider, J. Gardner. Science Club 1st Row: E. Ronan, W. McLaughlin. 2nd Row: Mr. Reardon - advisor, S. Paulino, D. Lobao, B. Gregory. Missing: R. Mistreita, M. Peabody. 1st Row: T. Walsh, D. Wil- son, J. Wignall, C. Yonis. 2nd Row: L. Bergeron, D. Kiley, V. Smyrnios, B. Tim- mons, L. Rubin. 3rd Row: G. Chronis, R. Talbot, P. Pare. Chess Club 1st Row: Mr. Gillen - advisor, B. Musial, S. Quigley, P. O ' Keefe, C. Connolly, J. Spheekas. 2nd Row: K. Penney, B. Welch, B. Shea, M. Boardway, S. Orlandell, E. Noe, D. Besknick. 1st Row: Mark Melanson, John Lynch , Gary Leavitt . 2nd Row: Mr. Lemire: advisor, Ed Noe, Scott Kramnick. Math Club Spectrum 1st Row: Judy Bowden, Maureen McMahon, Donna Bai- ley, Pam Cronin, Nancy Dolan. 2nd Row: Anne Baron, Stephanie Batsinelas, Kathy Daley, Jean Caron, Cheryl Lovate, Denise Pelletier, Sandy Ponn. Missing: Karen McGovern . 1st Row: N. Le Blanc, S. Davidson, J. Silva, M. Parsons. 2nd Row: M. Le Blanc, D. Bailey, P. Cronin, M. Branquinho, Miss Conde: advisor. 3rd Row: D. Pelletier, J. Sheehan, C. Gardner, C. McRae, P. Alex- ander, M. Quinn. Missing: L. Lynch. Yearbook . ■ Homemaking Club 1st Row: D. D’ Andrea, J. Pedra, S. Viscusi 2nd Row: L. Sawall, L. Thorp. 3rd Row: K. Pelley, Mrs. Arnold - advisor, D. Luz, S. Brudreau, J. Mac Gregor. Missing: D. Price, D. Sanger, C. Saad, L. Porter, N. Endslow, D. Luz, A. Thibodeau, P. Trac- chia. Student Council Stamp and Coin Club 1st Row: K. Whincup, K. Sil- verman. 2nd Row: C. Olswang, J. Pruss, M. Lynch, Mr. Colletti - advisor. 1st Row: L. Decker, P. Cronin, E. Duff, J. Lynch, B. Lehto. 2nd Row: T. Walsh, R. Mais- trallis, J. Hallinan, D. Beatrice, B. Maguire, M. O’Shea. 3rd Row: G. Chambers, J. Towey, R. Tracchia, P. Gamache, L. Lubow, R. Parianos, P. Murphy. Missing: R. Murphy, T. Hart. Sports Club 1st Row: C. Karolides, K. Burge, D. Johnston, M. Endslow, A. Har- ris, E. Noe, K. Silverman, B. Maguire. 2nd Row: P. Rheaume, L. Fallon, J. Lavoie, J. Pmss, S. Maimone. 3rd Row: D. Shorey, R. Bettano. Missing: D. Staid, B. Toby, B. Sullivan, B. Maguire, M. Hogan, S. Unhao, B. Sherri ck, Mr. Manning - Advisor. International Club 1st Row: W. McLaughlin, G. Soucy, J. Wignall, J. Cunha, J. Angelakis, B. Billingsley, D. Dzielcanowski , K. Ben- son. 2nd. Row: B. Talbot, J. Liston, J. Tweed, D. Con- way, T. Crisostomo, M. Nally, K. McLaughlin, C. Tournas, D. Rourke, D. Spi- nale, N. Hopping. 3rd Row: J Dunn, C. Oliviera, J. Euge- nio, J. Spheekos, R. Holt, P. Gillis, R. Moskevitz, Mr. Medina . Soccer Team 1st Row: Victor Medina, J. Cunha. 2nd: A. Cunha, A. Mello, A. Quadros, J. Medeiros, Mr. Medina Advisor. Audio- Visual 1st Row: Mr. Lamy - advisor, K. Leavitt, P. O ' Keefe, J. Bowden, D. Soule, N. Le Blanc, V. Myers, K. Wilke, D. Crioois, M. O’Shea, L. Varney, D. Mangold, A. Hal- linan . (Right Half Only) 2nd Row: S. Slezinger, J. Osep- chuk, R. Peterson, D. Maz- zola, C. Hetherington , C. Gardner, J. Sullivan, P. Pare, N. Smyrnios, C. Boylan, D. Kennedy, G. Covarrubias, S. Guzofski, M. LeBlanc. Ninth Grade Chorus 1st Row: M. Howell, M. McDermott, M. Ruddock, M. Savoie, B. Maguire, J. DeFranco, J. Jackson, J. Towey, D. Sullivan, T. Rougier. 2nd Row: R. Whit- comb, D. Rollins, P. Horgan, J. Wong, D. Me Duff, M. Cliffe, W. Sorenson, D. Helgran, K. Kachin- ski, R. Kennison, C. Mendonsa. 3rd Row: D. Marche tti ,. J . McOsker, M. White, S. Petrovitsis, B. Bowley, J. Sparkas, S. Maim- one, T. Grave. Front: Wynne McLaughlin, Mrs. Nessen - Advi- sor. Guidance Club 1st Row: C. Saad, B. Carter, M. Sullivan, P. Buckly, S. Spaneas, B. Timmons, B. Hubley, P. Walsh, D. Gravallese, C. Webster, S. Pappadopoulos , P. Wilson. 2nd Row: Mrs. Mattorocchia - Advisor, S. Rouvalis, L. Sparkas, L. Thorpe, C. Mogavero, L. Sawall, M. Rizzone, J. Farncoft, J. Boyd, D. Rizzotti, C. Water, D. Dziel- nik, C. Sullivan, R. Reid, J. Racki. 3rd Row: J. Sullivan, C. Zakas, E. Tremblay, J. Stratis, S. Routses, M. Sweeney, C. Stone, V. Swain, V. Twombly, L. Cro- nin, P. Sawchuk, T. Poore, R. Christ, C. Boulas. Faculty 1st Row: Mr. Rossi, Miss Tirro, Miss McGrath, Mr. LeShana, Mrs. Fixler, Mrs. Crocker. 2nd Row: Mr. Gillen, Mr. Solovicos, Mrs. Moberg, Mr. Andruszkiewicz , Mr. Conti, Mrs. Whelan, Mrs. Dupre, Miss Heil, Miss Golemba. 3rd Row: Miss Conde, Mr. Bertolino, Mr. Lamy, Mrs. Gregoski, Mr. Pinho, Mrs. Gold, Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Thibodeau, Mrs. Gagnon. 1st Row: Mr. Hanly, Mr. Lawless, Mr. Reardon, Mr. Bowen, Mr. Heil, Mrs. Sheehan, Mrs. Gregory, Mr. Medina. 2nd Row: Mr. Blute, Mr. Potter, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Carey, Mr. Kingston, Miss Donaghue. 11 Faculty 1st Row: Mrs. Colletti, Miss Romanowicz , Mrs. Graczyk, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Cassidy. 2nd Row: Mr. Carr, Mrs. Brett, Mr. Nason, Mr. Manning. Student Council Officers Unit Directors EILEEN DUFF - PRESIDENT PETER GAMACHE - VICE PRESIDENT JOHN LYNCH - SECRETARY BECKY LEHTO - TREASURER MR. PURCELL - B HOUSE MR. DONOVAN - C HOUSE MR. FARIA - A HOUSE 12 L jil: Class Will Being of totally unsound mind and body , we , the ninth graders at Higgins Junio r High School , do hereby leave to the seventh and eighth graders , the following bequests: Carl Jackson leaves his hipcheck. The boys leave the smoke in the C house basement . The girls leave their ”gum” paper to Mrs. Gibeley. Ruthie Peterson leaves her handwriting . Laurie St . Pierre leaves her tails . Mark Fabrizio leaves his need ”To go” on the sports club field trips. Bob Legault leaves his camel -like walk. Gary Hayward leaves his knuckle sandwiches . Rocky Hopkins leaves his legs . Lee Pascale leaves his stories . Patti Bernstein leaves her fancy fingers. Judy Bowden leaves her ties and faucet handles. Donna Budesky leaves her lollipops . Paul Kilimonis leaves his Raisin” . Cindy Karolides leaves with the basketball team . Brooksie leaves running . Scott Davidson leaves skipping . Beth Maguire leaves her Football Queen” title to some quiet, uninvolved eighth grader . Kyle Leavitt leaves as Tom Jones . Pam and the boys” in 7th period Spanish leave laughing. Ed Roy leaves as THE” Bull. Steve Velonis and Mark Sampsonis leave dazed . The basketball team leaves hopping . Mike Ryan leaves his supply of apples and oranges to anyone who wants them . Donna Bailey leaves her life-savers. Pam Cronin and Donna Bailey finally leave the yearbook room. Jimmy Sweeney leaves with his shoes untied . Anne Baron leaves screaming at her little sister - as usual . Juana Todd leaves her mini-braids. The Sha-Na-Na Revival leaves stro-o-olin to the malt shop. If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. ms Maxims Marcelina Abad June Abbo tt Patience Alexander Beth Alexuk Don Anderson NOT SHOWN Elaine Ardini Ed Arsenault Steve Aslin Manny Ataide Charlene Ayers Donna Bailey Mark Baker Linda Ball Loretta Barbrick Anne Baron Nancy Barrett Tom Barrett Neil Barry Sally Barry Jody Bates Stephanie Batsinelas Nancy Bernard Joe Bettencourt Linda Bettencourt Chris Bird Mike Boardway Patty Bornstein James Bovio Catherine Boulas Judy Bowden David Boyd Janet Boyd Judy Boyd Carol Boylan Leisa Boyle Debbie Bradley Maria Branquinho Janice Breen Mike Britt Steve Brooks John Broughton Sue Broughton Donna Budesky Ron Bulger Theresa Caputo Elizabeth Burns Tom Burns Elizabeth Carey John Carney Jean Caron Linda Caron Bob Carpenter James Carpenter Cheryl Cataldo Judy Cataldo Daniel Cavanaugh Gary Cavanaugh Cindy Caverly Jennifer Chandler Denise Chenery The first sigh of love is the last of wisdom. In end my is my beginning Mary Stewart Rhonda Christ Bob Church Cathy Clocher Robin Clopper Joe Cole Howard Coles Michael Conrod Dennis Conway Andre Corbeil Rick Cordeiro Ronnie Cordeiro Mary Coughlin Gloria Covarrubias Tom Crean Debbie Cribbis Maureen Cronan Pam Cronin Sue Crowell Marion Currier Donna Czarnecki Denis Daigle Kathy Daley Scott Davidson Jim Decoulas Paul Denisco Bill Desmond Tom Doherty Nancy Dolan Mark Doria Judy Doucette Brian Douglas William Dow Joe Dubie Eileen Duff Mary Dumas Debbie Dushane Debbie Dzielnik Phil Eagan John Eliuk Ken Eliuk Marlene Espinola Andrew Estabrooks Mark Fall Leo Fallon Kelly Farrar Ed Febonio Alex Filopoulos Sue Flynn Dorene Foley Don Fournier Betty Foster Debbie Gabrielski Debbie Gagne Donna Gagnon Eddie Gagnon Lisa Gainley Steve Gallagher Steve Galloway Jill Gannon Carolyn Gardner The first twenty years are the longest half Robert Southey 1 flings are never oiacK or they are black and white and shades of gray matter. Paul Monka Greg Gargas Richard Gatti Laurie Gerakaris Kathie Gilbert Jeanne Gillis Laurie Girgus Liz Glynos Kathy Griffin Sandi Guzofski Mary Hackett Ann Haidaczuk Anne Hallinan Rich Harding Tim Hart Gary Hayward Gayle Hebert Donna Heitner Randy Hershoff Cathy Hetherington Tom Hicks Steve Hiou Mary Ann Hogan Steve Hogan Rocky Hopkins Steve Hosker Patti Ann Houlden Barb Hubley Bob Hudson James Hurley Kathy Irving Carl Jackson Cindy Jacques Jody Hoague John Jeffers Ann Jones Cindy Jones Debbie Jones Jon Kalivas Steve Kalivas John Kallas Cindy Karolides Darlene Kennedy Richard Kennison Laurie Keogh Cindy Kessel Paul Kilimonis Sandy Kerkorian Bunny Kolodziej Joe Kolodziej Dede Kostopoulos Mike Kozak Sue Krisko Ed Kuklinski Mike Labrie June Langill Janice Langley Bob Langley Joe Lavoie Jean Lawrence Billy Lawson Learning without thought is labor lost. we ever of a good thing? Miguel De Cervantes Kyle Lea vitt Bill Lefas Bob LeGault Brian LeBlanc Danielle LeBlanc Mary LeBlanc Nanette LeBlanc Becky Lehto Tom Leppanen Danny Liakos Peter Liberti Susan Lindberg James Little Colleen Lonergan David Lord Robert Lord Aurelio Loureiro Cheryl Lovato Linda Love Linda Lubow Debbie Lundergan Julie Lunt Linda Lynch Kevin Lyons Bill Macchi Bob MacGregor Kathy MacPherson Beth Maguire Joe Maker Debbie Mangold JoAnn Manos Frank Marchesini Dean Marchetti Nina Marianos Jim Martin Debbie Mazzola Doreen McCarthy Cathy McCarthy Dianne McCormick Pat McDonald Ellen McDonnell Tom McDonough Diane McDuff Karen McGovern Bella McIntyre Chris McKenny Jimmy McMahon Maureen McMahon Pat McNulty John McOsker Maura Meagher Roben Mello Frank Messina Roben Micalizzi Bob Milewska Wanda Milewska S ue Mogavero Debbie Moore Jim Moore Brian Morrissey me thing, and doing is another. Michel De Montaigne hear the little children, of the wind crying solitary in lonely places. William Sharp Kathy Morton Ed Mulherin Erin Murphy Phil Murphy Rich Murphy Sharon Muse Bob Musial Vicki Myers Joe Nally Leslie Nally Ann Nicholas Manin Norwood Teresa Nowicki Linda Nowlan Manny Nunes Jim O ' Brien Scott O’Brien Pat O ' Do d Patty O ' Hara Paul O ' Keefe Moe O’Shea Bob O’Donnell Satoru Orlandella John Osepchuk Lori Osgood Norma Ouellette Frances Pacillo Jeff Pantapas Ann Paonessa Jenny Papadam I have never seen a greater monster or miracle in the world than myself. Montaigne Mary Parsons Billy Pasquale Lynne Ann Patterson Patty Peicott Denise Pelletier Bob Pelletier Roland Pelletier Kathy Pendleton Kathy Penney Bob Peniffo Barbara Petterson Ruthie Peterson Thomas Pierzchala Andrea Pietraszik Ann Pigulski Mike Pimenta Dee Plourde Debra Plummer Sandy Ponn Terry Poore Mark Pappadopoulos Zoe Pappas Priscilla Pare Rene Parianos Pam Parmenter Diane Porter Lisa Porter Debbie Price Marie Psaltis Brian Quade Men are most apt to believe What they least understand. Roben Quadros Ellen Quinlan Diana Rechetnuk Dawn Rezendes Paul Rheaume Debbie Riley Mary Rizzone Donna Rizzotii Sharon Roberts Michael Roche Cindy Roney Missy Rose Tom Rougier Jeffrey Rousseau Susan Routses Ed Roy Debbie Russell Mike Ryan Bill Ryan Cheryl Saad Maureen Saffer Dana Sampson Mark Sampsonis Peter Sands Donna Sanger Ronnie Santos Helene Scangas Sophia Shahnainan Ginger Shea Joanne Sheehan A closed mouth catches no flies Cervantes Dana Shorey Mark Shuman Donna Silva Louie Silva Manuel Silva Maria Silva Maria Silva Maureen Silva Frank Skouras Niki Skouras Paul Slavin Scott Slezinger Nick Smymios David Snell Ralph Snow Ina sogoloff Wayne Savageau Steve Soulard Darlene Soule Bob Sousa Kim Spaneas Donna Sperounis Joe Spinale Laurie St. Pierre Billy St. Pierre Paula Steeves Steve Stephanides Bill Stevens Donna Stone Joanne Stratis Susie Wong Lauii Yaffi Roben Zak Cheryl Zakas Jon Z akas Julie Zielski Joan Zorzonello Debbie Stone Ken Anslono Pamela Hansbary, Richard Voci, James Stratos, Wayne Ber- tolatti , Robin Downey Mark Fabrizio, Pericles Tzortzis, Frank Giannopou- los Absent when pictures were taken: 28 Junior Adams James Holleran Jeff Sparks Craig Bellville Eric Jean Dave Sullivan Ronny Bettano Bill Johnson Jean Sullivan Nick Bezemes John Keen Ed Surman Peter Bogash Antonio Ortins Glen Thomas Tina Bovio Frank Pabisz Colleen Tobin Bill Bowley Teddy Pavenski Dave Tracchia Tim Bresnahan Lisa Pedrosa Ed Tracchia Dan Brolewicz John Lewalski Maria Vieira Kevin Burge Joe Lima Mike Walker Paula Cameron Cindy MacFarland Brian Walsh Carles Castanheirra Bill Mahoney Ray Whitcomb John Chigas Wayne McDonald Kathy Wilke Mary Coan Ron Shruhan Rich Zak Joe Constantino Marie Silva Robert Rossignoll Patty Coombs John Silva Edward Dalton John Cordeiro Carole Skaliotis Nancy Silva Steve Correia Donna Skidgell f 1 DIDN’T HAVE 1 Gary Eliuk Janice Smith A THING TO y Mark Fabrizio Jimmy Provencher Denise Foden James Gagne Leo Gagne Nancy Gravallese Bill Hartford Tony Puzzo Robin Pyburn Danny Riley Linda Riley David Rose Gilbert Sousa i Sports Scoreboard 1 00 - .If J 1 j « 5 A. ‘ fi 9 J 4 n This year ' s football team proved to be as successful as the one ' s of previous years. They managed to keep the City Champ ' s trophy by beating Kennedy 16- 14. Coach Gibeley taught the boys that the best defense is a good offense. We ' re glad they followed his advice. Coach Geanoulis brought the basketball team to a final standing of 9 wins-8 losses. Of course, his many fine players helped a little. All in all, it was a team effort and this year ' s team deserves a lot of praise. With the help of Mr. Heil, Coach Geanoulis taught the boys the fundamentals of basketball which made the team what it is today. Every player received plenty of game time which s a tribute to a good team with good leadership. Although they lost more than they won , the Higgins Hockey team showed a lot of spirit. Coaches Gill and Kingston gave the team a lot of confidence in them- selves, which helps any young man. They practiced hard and tried their best , which is all anyone can ask of any team that represents Higgins Junior High School. I I 29 What would you say if I told you Ken Anslone broke up with Dee to go out with ”Ee Danielle LeBlanc got a 65% on her biology notes. Becky Lehto couldn ' t play sports. 1 saw Junior Adams in a barber shop. Sue Broughton drowned . Kelly Farrah and Jody Heague didn’t hang around together. Bob O ' Donnell didn’t talk in civics. Pam Cronin and Anne Baron REALLY wanted to be editors of the yearbook . Brian Douglas didn ' t like all the girls - all the time. Steve Galloway asked a sensible question . Mr. Faria won a laughing contest. Mrs . Vounessea was serious over the P . A . System . Mr. Gillen was really bald. Mrs. Rossetti stopped saying etc. The Math Club , Science Club , and Stamp and Coin Club all met in a phone booth in Peabody Square . Debbie Price didn’t know how to do gymnastics. Denise Pellitier and Nina Marianos didn’t write notes in algebra. Julie Zielski hit a sour note . Mr . Blute lost his lab coat . Patience Alexander lost her patience . Neil Barry missed a basket. Miss Conde got wiped out” . Mr. Osborne told a funny joke. Diane McDuff wore a dress . Nanette LeBlanc got to English on time. Rich Gatti couldn’t play basketball. The Higgins baseball team got any recognition . Writing these things was easy . Ed Mulherin ever lost his temper . Scott Davidson’s middle name is Joseph. Ken Eliuk got a wiffle . Mr. Reardon stayed healthy for a whole year. Mr. Manning uses Grecian Formula 16. Boosters HONORABLE NICHOLAS A. MAVROULES PRINCIPAL EDWARD J. O’CONNOR MELLO’S BAKERY JOE REAGAN’S SUB SHOP PAPA GINO’S LEE’S LITTLE STORE SPECTRUM LOCAL 925 FIREMAN METRO BOWL MR. DAVIDSON P. J. WOODS INSURANCE CO. ALLYN HARDWARE MERCHANTS WARREN SAVINGS BANK McGIVERNS FURNITURE MR. FARIA SCOTT J. DAVIDSON MR. K ROGER WILLIAMS J. W. BYRNE PROVISIONS INC. CO. Sponsors O. Rezendez W. F. McGlinchey Mrs. Diane Pelletier Audrey Pelletier R. J. Pelletier Judy McEwen (Suburban Discount) Mr . and Mrs . George H . Hunter Alice McGuire George Bailey Nancy Boudreault Colonial Floor Charlie Franggos Mrs. Evelyn Girard Emile Girard William A. Rezendes Marilyn E. Conde Mr. Gilligan Mr. Potter Elita’s Flowers Mrs. Farley Mr. Reardon Mrs. Lampropoulos Mr. and Mrs. James Baron Mr. Neylon Mr. Romanowicz Mrs. Sheehan Mrs. Donato Miss McLaughlin Mr. Osborne Mr. Lemire Mrs. Carey Mrs. Moberg Boy s Leaders Club 1st Row; C. Jackson, R. Santos, S. Hiou, R. Carpenter, G. Hayward, M. Conrad, S. Orlandella. 2nd Row: M. Kozak, J. Kalivas, E. Arse- nault, J. Tomaz, J. Provencher, M. Pappadopoulos , S. Kalivas, J. Sullivan, N. Barry, G. Gargas. 40 Guidance Counselors Mr. O’Shea, Mrs. Mattorocchia , Mr. Arnoldy. Missing: Miss Tocken. Secretaries Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Vounessea, Mrs. Davidson. Teacher Aides 1st Row: Mrs. Mistretta, Mrs. Nessen, Mrs. Gill. 2nd Row: Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Fecteau, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Rossi, Mrs. Amaral. 41 June 23, 1984 Dear Murph , Considering that you missed the class Reunion because you ' re stranded on the moon, I decided I ' d write and tell you about it. Mark Doria managed to make the Patriots along with Steve Brooks - who is still mnning (didn ' t Spectrum say he ' d be running all his life?) Y es , Spectrum is still in printing , though people wonder how it managed to sur- vive without the great editor, Scott Davidson, who is now a big name in . . . um, ah . . . well , a big name . Rich Harding and Kenny Anslono have opened up a barber shop called the Long and Short of It . Bob LeGault and Mike Conrad are in a serious discussion right now . Pam Cronin is watching closely, looks like Bob is still in the matchmaking business. Don ' t worry Pam, I mean it was ten years, but Mike ' s eyes still twinkle. Manny Ataide and Bob Tuttle are working for the School Department now and it took them a few weeks to discover where Higgins was located . Neil Barry is bouncing up and down in his seat right now. Well he always was crazy about basketball. I guess he still is . . . crazy, I mean. Mary Ann Hogan and Brian Douglas seem to be hitting it off. Well Hogie sure is hitting ! ! ! Joe Doo-bee is now the teacher of Romper-Room. Some of his prize pupils are Cindy Karolides, June Langill and Sandy Kerkorian. It is surprising that so many of our students have opened up restaurants. Peabody is blessed wtih Pare ' s de Paris, Hogan ' s Hamburgers, Sperounis ' Spaghetti and Zakas ' Zucchini Kitchen. Ralph Snow and Paul White have opened up an apple stand in Peabody Square . They have seven tiny men as partners. However, we don ' t think that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a good name for an apple stand. Beth Maguire became the first Miss Peabody Square. That ' s quite a long jump from football Queen. Bill Desmond, the well known electrician, shocked the whole class by giving A Final Salute . John Chigas and Rhonda Christ are stars on Broadway today and are playing the lead in Chigas Christ Superstar . The class gave congratulations to Senators , Norma Ouellette , Bill Dow , Carolyn Gardner, who have voted to impeach President Nixon post humorously, many years after he had died of a staff infection and tapeworm. This reunion has been held up waiting for late arrivals such as Nanette LeBlanc , Tom Burns, and Joanne Sheehan. (So what else is new.) It seems that some people have tried to come incognito; Debbie Gagne has a wiffle , Stephanie Batsineles registered as Sylvia . Kathy Daley now has black, curly hair. The Boyds came disguised as each other. The friends that were once departed and now regret it are: Liane Thorpe and Debbie Price . Dawn Rezendes and Julia hunt , Debbie Gagne and Mo Saffer, Scott Davidson and Patience Alexander, Debbie Cribbis and Gloria Covarrubias, Mark Sampsonis and Mike Ryan just to name a few. At the head table, a few members of the faculty of ' 74 are seated: Mr. O ' Connor leads off the reunion with a few words. (A few thousand might be closer . ) Mr. Blute, alias Sir Vival, is wearing his L. A.B. coat, only after ten years it ' s a little yellow . Miss Conde and Miss Tirro have grown a record breaking 2 inches. Linda Ball married a guy named Zinkavich Oon. Now her name is Linda Ball- 42 Oon. By the way, her husband is full of hot air! Chris Bird works at the Stoneham Zoo in the aviary . She feels quite at home there. Mary Coughlin and Jody Bates are now in the modeling ' ' Cle ' ' business. They made a statue of our famous, fantabulous Mr. Blute. Mrs. Lampropoulos isn ' t here anymore. She has moved to Spain, much to the annoyance of Steve Velonis and Mark Sampsonis. Face it guys it was for the best! Mr. Gillen ' s hair isn ' t in a pony-tail for this special occasion. Maybe that ' s why several seats around him are vacant. There ' s one sad thing about this reunion. Mr. Osborne died. 1 guess his jokes got too sick . Some of the people who are still haunted by their last names are: Mark Baker owns a bakery . Bob Church has become a priest . Tom Burns rides on Engine 9. Darlene Soule is a jazz musician. Michael Walker owns a bus company. Zaks 5th Avenue . Steve Correia doesn ' t want to make a lifetime of anything. Marion Currier owns a stable . Joe Cole owns a mine . Jay Holleran is still always yelling. Wayne McDonald owns a farm. Patti Holden opened a dairy farm . Carl Jackson makes it the Jackson 6 . Kathy Morton has become a queen of a country. She only reigns when it pours. Donna Sanger was a singer. Paul Slavin is now master. Ed Tracchia is a throat doctor. Debbie Mazzola melted. Well, that ' s all the news for now. See ya at the next reunion! The Reunion Committee 43 The Way We Were Memories light the comers of my mind. Misty water color memories, of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, 1 Smiles we gave to one another, for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, i Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet. What’s too painful to remember. We simply chose to forget. So it’s the laughter, we will remember. Whenever we remember. The Way We Were. The Yearbook Staff gives special thanks to; Our advisor, Mr. Osborne, for giving us so much time and patience: Miss Tirro, and Mr. Gold berg for taking so many good pictures: Miss Conde, for writing a great poem for us: Mr. O’Connor and the teachers for their contributions of money and class time: The Beverly Times, for allowing us to use some of their sport ' s pictures: The Taylor Publishing Co. , especially Mr. Delaney: The secretaries and teacher ' s aides for their typing. ALSO: Donna Bailey, Stephanie Batsinelas, Judy Bowden, Ruth Peterson, Denise Pelletier, Che- ryl Lovato, Maureen McMahon, Nancy Dolan, Kathy Daley, Jean Caron, Sandy Ponn, Karen McGovern . 47 Autographs 48 f I I t- ' M F “ i • 1 4 i ■ 14 t I! i ' :■ j ii“ i % ■