Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1977 volume:

DEDICATION Seldom in life do the people who deserve credit actually get it. We hope to remedy that situ- ation a little here by thanking a group of people who have done a lot for us during the past four years. These people have given us moral support in all our endeavours, and this support has been particularly helpful during our high school experience. High school is a chunk of life which is at times exhilarating, at others terrifying; it is both pleasurable and painful. In es- sence, it is a growing-up period, and these people helped us through it. In so doing they paved the way for our future. We will always be grateful to them, and loving toward them also, be- cause this group of people is our wonderful parents. ;■ A Looking back down the long hall I will remember What you were to me, and I to you. I won’t forget the friends I knew. The years will pass. Time marches ever on. A sunset will be faded In the newness of a dawn. Yet I will remember you. Who I knew so well. And we will see together Whether time will tell. Aidan Lloyd BEGJCBCjE % ' .5 ' 1 ■ . r. |B |t|k|SB t . .. . 5 ' ,; ' -;-- ■M vi ' ■■ ■ ■ . : !’!.■- : ::f .r. . ' _ ' ’■ - ' ■ mwm- ' • 9 � -■ , f ' f -■ .� ; ■ ■ ■- f -i , V ' 4 ' !� � ' .■ ' . •. ,r Boyologist-Diane Carolan Class Salesman-Tom Esperson SENIOR CELEBRITIES Girlologist- Brian Phaneuf Done Most For the Class-Joanne Mackey Most Likely To Succeed-Aidan Lloyd Best Dressed- Denise Thibault and Dana Markos Class Saints-Maity Heigh and Cheryl Williams Space Cadets-Mark Jones and Lisa Foote 0 Most Sarcastic-Donna Farina Class Clovm-Karl Prosser Class Achiever-Kevin McEUiinney Most Congenial-Paula Wickstrom Class Weasel-Harry Lampropoulos % X XV V Senior Awards How many are the ways you can enrich another man s existence. You can introduce him to the warmth of human love, to the pleasure of good food and drink, to the delight of exciting ideals and the strength and serenity of friendship 1. National Honor Society Laurel Casali Don Dupray Scott Freeman Ellen Galanis Debbie Lane Mike Manning Chet Piechowiak 2. Bausch Lomb Award: Scott Freeman 3. Harvard Book Award: Mike Manning 1. Jewish War Veterans ' Award: Paula Wickstrom 2. Boys State: Don Dupray 3. Brown University Book Award: Aidan Lloyd 4. Girls ' State: Joanne Mackey For us yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well -lived makes every tomorrow a vision of hope! ABIGAIL BAKER ADAMS BRADLEY ROBERT AMUNDSEN Babbit KATHLEEN BALL RONALD GORDON BALDINELLI JOSEPH ALEXANDER BARKOWSKI DEBORAH ANN BORGATTI LOIS GAYLE BECKWITH ANDREA KATHERINE BOLAND Happiness is made to be shared. TERRY S. BOURANIS PAUL JOSEPH BIRMINGHAM JR. Cranberry DAVID J. BRIGHAM JESSICA LOUISE BUCKLIN DENISE MARIE BROCKELBANK CATHRINE AVIS COMEAU 22 DIANA LEE COMEAU WILLIAM JOSEPH COLLINS PHILLIP WILLIAM DEMAKIS REBECCA LYNNE DOBSON Big Byrd KATHRYN MARIE CRAWFORD We should all be concerned about the future; we will be spending the rest of our lives there. DANIEL PATRICK DESMOND MELISSA LEE CONSTANTINE 23 DONALD DAVID DUPRAY CHRISTINE MARIE EATON 24 TIMOTHY CLARK DRUMM THOIVIAS H. ESPERSON May motivation breed success and wisdom forbear contentment. DONNA IVIARIA FARINA mm LINDA GENE FIDROCKI TER I FOLEY Hey babe . . . COLLEEN ANN FLYNN WILLIAM ROGER FISKE LISA ANNE FOOTE 25 MARK WILLIAM GEIST 27 ELLEN L. GALANIS GERI MARIE GAJEWSKI MARTHA DAVIS FROST LUCINDA BRADLEE GAHM Keep on smiling JUDITH ANN GEORGE Partay! Paitay! TOM GERRISH MICHAEL JOSEPH HART DOUGLAS A. HANCOCK DIANE REED GRAFFUM Remembrance a form of meeting Forgetfulness a form of freedom. DEBORAH LEE HOWARD ANDREW JOHN HICKLING THOMAS WILLIAM HORSMAN SALLY J. HULBERT 29 MARTIN EDWARD HEIGH MARK STUART JACOBSON PETER ALLEN JEAN JESSICA MICHELLE JOHNSON A smile costs nothing but gives much. JEFFREY GEORGE JONES I dream of things that never were and ask why not? MARK LESLIE JONES JANET TINA KLIMASZEWSKI Even though we ain ' t got money, I ' m so in love with you, honey . . . BOZENA THERESA KAWA A Friend is a present you give to yourself. PAULA GRACE KELLEY Live for today . . . Dream for to- morrow . . . and think little of yesterday. KAORU MARSHA JULIAN SAMUEL BARTOW KIMBALL HARRY LAMPROPOULOS SCOTT RUSSEL LANDRY Cubby LINDA MARIE LAVOIE Let laughter light your way. NANCY JEAN LEES The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. MARC GAETAN LEMIRE AIDAN ERNEST FORBES LLOYD The more you know, the more you know you don ' t know. JOANNE FRANCES MACKEY ROBERT JAMES MACKEY DOUGLAS ALAN MACKEY 33 GAIL SUSAN MARCAURELLE LORIJ. MARTEL MICHAEL JAMES MANNING DANA MARKOS A Friend is a person who knows all about you, and still likes you DAVID MCCARTHY RICHARD LEE MA STRANG ELO Everyone keep on Truckin MARK FLOYD MCDONALD 35 MARIE ANN MARTIN Without a friend the world is but a wilderness FRANCIS X. MASSE Butch 36 THOMAS P. MELLING JAMES SCOTT MICHAUD TERESA A. MURAWSKI You cannot teach a man Anything; You can only help him to discover it within himself KRISTIN ELEANOR MORRELL HEIDI MARIE MURRAY LYN ANN NOKES 37 SHARON ALMA PAPPAS KATHY ANN PAGANIS F. JAMES NOLAN PATRICIA ANN PASCUCELLI SUSAN FOSTER PAUL 38 BRUCE NICHOLAS PETERS ELAINE JOY PENDEXTER I believe in God, even when he is silent BRIAN E. PHANEUF Do not follow where the path leads, Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail LEE JOHN PECHIUS CHESTER PAUL PIECHOWIAK The work must be done MATTHEW EARL RICHARDS KARLJ. PROSSER LAUKA KADICKY 40 PATRICIA A. PUTUR ANNE SCOTT RICHARDS Take a walk on the Wild Side ELAINE PATRICIA SIEMASKO DAVID DONALD SIMARD TAMI BARBARA SIMONS Praise the Lord BRUCE ALAN SINCLAIR If you have a job to be done, give it to a busy person TIMOTHY L. SKLARZ KEVIN MICHAEL SMITH JEFFREY BRYAN SMITH LEE-ANNE MARIE LEMIRE JAMES WALTER SOUTER JR. JOSEPHINE MARY SOROKA DEBORAH ANN TABOR JOHN GARDNER THATCHER , The human self is not a gift; it is an achievement JOHN JEAN TOUGAS DENISE LOUISE THIBAULT JOHN TSOUTSOURAS Bird DAVID WILLIAM WEAGLE 45 MICHAEL EDWIN WADE REBECCA ANN VOSE LINDA LEE VISSER ERIC E. WADE CHERYL ANN WILLIAMS KATHI MARIE WHITE KATHY ANN WHYNOT Life is full of memories. PAMELA JEAN WILSON Cheeks GARY ADAM WOJTONIK ROBERT OBEAR WOODBURY III JENNIFER ELIZABETH WILE CYNTHIA ANN WILSON 47 BETTE ZEROULIAS PAUL JAMES EBY KAREN ANN YOUNG NICHOLAS GEORGE ZEROULIAS PATRICE MELANIE ZERVAS ALSO GRADUATING: JAMES ROBERT DAVIS JOHN JOSEPH DOOLEY DONNA MARIE ELLIS SCOTT BICKFORD LADD THEODORE JOHN LEZON, JR. JACQUELINE NORMA MCCARTHY JUDITH A NICOLL 48 Mickey Williamson Administration 1. School Committee Seated: Mr. Paul Gahm Mr. Walter Pojasek, Chairman Mr. Richard Nylen Standing: Mr. Ernest Brockelbank Mrs. Nannette George Mrs. Patricia Manning Dr. Thomas Moscarillo 2. Mr. John Stella, Superintendant 3. Mr. Joseph Rogers, Principal 4. Mrs. Doris Kirkland, Secretary to the Principal 5. Miss Patty Desmond, Clerk 6. Mr. Charles McKenzie, Assistant Principal Don ' t be sharp; don t be flat: just be natural The splinter faction The Arts 1. Mr. Leroy Bohsen-- Industrial Arts 2. Mrs. Catherine Johnson- -Music 3. Mrs. Patricia Clapsaddle--Art 4. Miss. Elizabeth Gagliardi — Home Economics 5. Mrs. Arlene Welch — Home Economics 6. Mr. Sewell Bowers--Music 54 English ELlegitimati non Carborundum. Trust everyone, but tie your Camel. Words color and give voice to our thoughts; without words, all is blind silence. A PROOFREAD 56 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . Mr. Robert Keefe Miss. Linda Healey Mr. Gerald Peterson Mr. John Qualters Miss. Benedetta Pallazola Mr. William Laakso Mrs. Antonia McManaway Mrs. Evelyn Lovely 57 Foreign Language 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Mrs. Nancy Ezzard Mrs. Shirley Brophy Mr. David Welsh Mrs. Jane O ' Brien 58 Guidance Mr. Robert Pederson Mr. Philip Hopkins Mrs. Donna Clapp — Guidance Secretary Mrs. Marjorie Robie Miss. Joyce McNeill Mrs. Ruth Harkness 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 59 60 Mathematics Arithmetic is where the answer is right and everything is nice and you look out of the window and see the blue sky- -or the answer is wrong and you have to start all over and try again and see how it comes out this time . . . Old teachers never die; they just lose their class. Math teachers are as American as appleTT . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . Miss Doris Fournier Mrs. Andrea Howes Mrs. Cynthia Quinn Mr. Roy Hamond Miss. Judith Twombly Mr. Peter O ' Rourke 61 Physical Education I ; • • i 4 IS u I 22 : i . - ID 62 If it hadn t been called sport, it would have seemed like work. 1. Mr. Jay MacGilvary 2. Miss Linda Santoro 3. Mr. Elliot Roundy — Athletic Director 4. Mrs. Susan Collins 5. Mr. John Welch 6. Mr. John Thomas--Clerk and A. D. Assistant 63 64 65 Social Studies V Si Achievement is life in life; it ' s like shooting an arrow. You have to aim high in order to hit a distant target. If nominated, I will not accept; if elected, I will not serve 66 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . The harder you try. The luckier you get. Mr. William Sullivan Mr. Ronald Toleos Mr. Arthm Carey Mr. Kenneth Spellman Dr. Edward Drachman Mr. Richard Storer STAFF 1. Mrs. McDevitt — Librarian 2. Mrs. Hopping- -Aide 3. Dr. Edward Marsh- -Physician 4. Miss DeMille — Nurse 5. Mrs. Reagan 6. Mr. Comeau 7. Mr. Dudek 8. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Atkinson Mrs. Woodbum Mrs. Chouinard Mrs. Chambers Mrs. Comeau 9. Mr. Leet T | ' 1 ' -1 it] � ■•jJ 9 i % JUNIORS President- -David Theodosopoulos Vice-president- -Bruce Robie Secretary- -Jean Pojasek Treasurer — Barbara Belcher Even though we ' re not the Super Sophs, we ' re still the superstars. President- -Cori DeAngelis Vice-president- -Deahn Benini Treasurer- -Ellen Siegel Secretary — Bruce Lynn The entire Sophomore class is enrolled in the High Finance class. Yea, and we ' ll be laughing all the way to the bank. SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN President — Joanne Bums Vice-President- -Jenny Ray Treasurer --Richie Riddle Secretary- -Jenny Sanders We heard some of the Fresh persons going a roimd saying Squeeze Me; I m Fresh. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD 74 I.T.V. TELEVISION CLUB A.F.S. CLUB 76 Neil Diamond- -The stage, she is the goddamn dest woman I ever saw. FIELD HOCKEY The Varsity Field Hockey team, coached by Miss Linda San- toro, had an overall record of W-12, L-3, T-2. The team was 3rd in the CAL and Semi Finalist in the State Tournament. Kathy Paganis was a CAL All League Player, and the co-cap- tains Tammy Murawski and Anne Richards were All State Players. TheJ. V. Field Hockey team, coached by Mrs. O ' Brien, had a League record of W-7, L-0, T-5. The first place finish in the CAL standings is attri- buted to an entire team effort, long hours of drills, coupled with an insatiable desire to play and surpress mediocrity. Most Valuable Offensive — Mary Ogiba Most Valuable Defensive — Lisa Crocetti Most Improved Player — Kathy Gavin Honorable Mention — Dorothy Surette VARSITY FOOTBALL The biggest letdown to the powerful Varsity squad this year was the Newburyport game. But as a whole the ' 76 season was a successful one and the seniors have a good year to look back on. The CAL Record 8-2. J.V. FOOTBALL W-7, L-1. The J.V. ' s played Pentucket in the last game of the season for the Cape Ann League title and . . . WON! 18 to 16.” CAL Record 2-8-4 MostValuabe Player— Kevin Casali Coaches Award — Jon Leamy Most Improved Player — Don Bowen 1977 Captains— Jon Leamy, John Hopping All-League goalkeeper — Kevin Casali All-Star Halfback — Mark Jacobson VARSITY SOCCER The J. V. soccer team had a very satisfying season. The team record was four ties and four losses, with two of the losses by only one goal. Everyone worked very hard, and showed great enthusiasm. I enjoyed coaching very much because of everyone ' s positive attitude and hard work makes the future of soccer seem very bright. Coach Sullivan Boys X-Country was coached by Mr. Ron Toleos and had a CAL Record of 4-9. The team had an exciting season. It was the best record in 8 years. This year ' s success is attributed to the seniors. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY It ' s a good thing Jessie Bucklin was around to cheer the girls up this year! Her humor kept the girls ' hopes and spirits up. Jessie and Laurel leave behind a fine per- sonal record, and the sophomores, freshmen, and 7th and 8th graders coming up are sure to make an im- provement in the record. CAL Record 1-8-0 Running is much a question of will, strength and dedication: people like Tom Gerrish, Kevin McElhinney, Scott Freeman, Jim Davis and, last but always first, the super Rich Mastrangelo leave, having pulled Ipswich X- Country out of the cellar and into the middle floors. VARSITY BASKETBALL We hope well always shine as 1 in Ipswich eyes. Hard work is the only way to gain the position. It ' s a young, aggressive, hungry squad that has the potential to win all the marbles this year. In the next year or two they should form the nucleus of a CAL Varsity Championship. IB r x 1 J 11 1 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The beginning of the 1976-77 season was accompanied with much apprehension. We had to replace three C.A.L. All Stars from an undefeated team. Therefore, a youth movement took place. The gamble paid off. The ’ ' neophytes” complemented our two All- Scholastics, Ellen Galanis and Kathy Paganis, very well. The beginning was a little rough around the edges due to timing, inexperience and apprehension, but Nancy Campus, Jayne Beni- rowski and Dorothy Fenton performed admirably and exhibited our IPSWICH PRIDE. At this writing we are in quest of our second consecutive C. A. L. Eastern division title. We also hope to gain that C. A. L. Cham- pionship which, literally, slipped through our fingers last year. We have qualified for the State Tournament and will bring OUR TEAM (YOUNC and OLD) to victory. From a coaching standpoint it has been a very rewarding year to see the veterans paving the way for the players of the future, who will exhibit good sportsmanship, a winning tradition, and most of all PRIDE. J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 9 N Kjrol ' H K w ■ ■rws Hj v m o J VARSITY HOCKEY The strength of the hockey team this year was keeping a positive attitude throughout the sea- son. Our record (4-11) does not show the great dedication and effort displayed throughout the season. With only 3 seniors being lost this year, the team will be in good shape for the ’77-’78 season. The nucleus of the team is in this year ' s junior class, including Captain Stan Appleton and assistant, Paul Lees. fl ■ 1 ,.iY A very talented group of incoming freshmen made up the nucleus of the J. V. team this year They have gained experience and are sure to produce a competitive team next year, pro- vided they are not lost to the varsity. There were few sophomores on the team, and basic- ally the team was inexperienced in play at the high school level. A pwl Haa VARSITY WRESTLING J.V. WRESTLING w A 1 fSIf K b OhI B X ' ' SHM ti Every human person is a mys- tery that must be learned slowly, reverently, with care, tenderness and pain, and is never learned completely. R|i jfcTiiijj •‘V X S 1 TRONS AND ADS “v 4 fF LZ WZFZ FORGET 1 ‘ , ' y ' cr: ’: OUR GENEROUS PATRONS 114 Tommy The Lion The Zervases Roily and Barbie Chapman Mr. Mrs. Charles Schwartz Mrs. Dorothy Blaire Scott Woodburn Mr. Mrs. James Smyth Jeannette CaBnor Anonyrr aus Bob ai)d Nancy Canha The ' H. Ernest Stones N lerie Maguire Geolge Leet Super Mr- Mrs. J.A. Gauthier ; T. Mrs. Paul Denaers Mr rs. Clint Dougan Mr. ife s. Dav id Warnings Mr. ' Mrs. Dana P. Andrews Vernon and Helen Cooke Helen Puter Scott Richards Mr. Mrs. Edwin J. Wile The Youags Sam Kimball ary and , Murry Bolton w r. MrKjFdrtfes ' Kurey 01 Mr Mrs. Wallace Mr. Mrs. Bill Alejppoulos Mrs. Dorothy YouBg John KilgQiur., Bill ' Kyklinski Rev. and Mrs. Edward French Mr. Mrs. aul Valcour Mr. Mrs. Gardner Stone N. Gelsomini Anonymous Edward Stevens Babbits Mrs. Aronld Richards Mr. Mrs. Pail McLaughlin Guy Reedy A Friend Mr. Mrs. Clifford Comeau Mr. John Griffin The Masse Family Dr. and Mrs. O’Brien Howark J. Fosdick William E. George and Family Mike Tolbanen Brian Migniault Arlene Rante Norman F. Sheppard Mr. Mrs. Passales A Friend The Mattson Family f. ' Mri ' : ' ' Karen and Steven Tompkins Mr. Mrs. John Waters Stanley and Wendy ' Smolensk! Sturg, Cindy, Stephen and Kiki The Chouinard Family Mr. Mrs. Kenneth W. Campbell Mr. Mrs. John C. Vincent Bob and Barbara Wickstrom Thomas Wilda fill Gleen Joslyn TTf eniors Moe, Larry and Curly Cue The Whittiers Family of The Mackey A Friend Bobby and Cynthia Greenleaf Odd Fellow Building— rPulsi£gr Bruce, Helbed ' Mr. Lester Hills Mr. Mjs. fibroid Blethen Mr. Mrs. ClarenSg Sheppard The George Familj Mr. Mrs. Charles Cody Mark Hayes Hugh Savola Mr. Mrs. Thomas Emery The Jodz Family Warners Helen Clienes I Kathy Racime ® Judy Heath The Lemire Family John Warren The Brigham Family Barbara King - . ' V V i is }- Mr. Mrs. Roger Pheulpin Katherine McLaughlin Mrs. Charles E. Goodhue, Jr. Tot The Kawa Family Butch Julie Pappas The Arvanites Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kmiec Angela Georgeopoulos Penelope Marcopoulos Bob and Liz Shoreman Mr. Mrs. Dirk Visser Roland Hinckley Walkers Family Peter Fowler Katherine S. Davison The Gaynor Family Mr. Mrs. Richard K. Lane Fredrick D. Powers Mr. Mrs. John W. Lind Mrs. Ronald Elwood Phillip and Sarah O’Connor Mr. Mrs. Stanley Stroll Mr. Anthony Adamowicz ® Mr. Leanard Eaton ( Mr. Mrs. Richard Spittle Mr. Mrs. North The Knakkergaardj Family Mr. Mrs. A. Romani Bill, Donna, Deek Kip The Anderson Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Marcauerlle Mrs. HeSfl y Whynock R. Baldinelli Mrs. Langmaid The Richarda Family W. r? Mrs. Jtiaijjjuif Comeau Maureen Beth Rice Bryan Hopping Sophie Barclay Mr. Mrs. E. Cavatorta Mr. Mrs. Stevens Mr. Mrs. Evangelos Mr. Mrs. John E. Stella Mr. James E. Cunningham A f ' i 1 V Friend Mr. Robert Brogna Jimmy, peorge, and Janet Pappas Mr. Mrs. Marcia J. Fowler J.M. Pecoraro Mr. Mrs. Richard Ellis PickardiOil Company Dickory Dock School The Wilson Family Michael Darisse Mr. |Mrs. Edward Sikora Mf. jMrs. N.L. Markos r. fMrs. Janaesl Ramey Mr. Mrs. Chester Stone Jr. Mr. Jk Mrs. Wayne O. Lemmon Elinor Kollins Mr. Mrs. Jdse Ruest Mr. Mr� Robert HaskeR Jr. Mr. Mr William H. Smith Mr. rs. Irving Small Ednar Sfemers Mr. Mrs. Louis Galanis Jc o 4 T Penn|Jnans _ r? iSt -Mrs. Richard Freeman Mr. Mrs- William JpBeni ■ -James Thoen Paul Brumby’ Mrs. Hilda Shepp d Mary Sousa Captain Stud The Woodbury Family Barbara and Chuck Je|sen Mr. ff ' rs. Edward Marshhtt ' Kitty Robertson Mrs. Albert Hammerslcy . Mr. Mrs. Dave Crestin ' William MacDonald The Dukas Family Kiffen, MflSael and Christy Thd Dayid Ceag Faridilyl The Orreil Famife The MCelhinney | hmily A Friend T. E. Haraden Mr. Mrs. Fred Palen 16 Anonymous Cedis Green (John Door) Mr. Mrs. Don Miller Sheila and Richard O’Brien Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Dupray The Sorokas Bruce Klinger Mr. Mrs. Gorden B. Mills The Dyer Family The Handson Family State Rep. David J. Lane Anonymous Louise Anderson Mr. Mrs. Albert Howes Gavdim Wile Mr. Mrs. David Shaw Mr. Mrs. Edward Walsh Mary Dupray Thomas Dorman Shrively Anonymous The Olmsteads Mr. Mrs. Gordon Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Paul Gahm Mr. Mrs. James Nikas Mr. Mrs. Tony Germoni Mrs. Althea Mathews Mrs. Harold Potter Mr. Mrs. William Manning The Robies Mrs. Norman Hopping Mr. Mrs. Porrier Mr. Mrs. Orville Giddings Andrs and Barry Libeskind Rev. Joseph S. Lukas The Levesque Family Hazel L. Cookson and Family Fid Mr. Mrs. George Georgeopoulos Mr. Mrs. Paul Birmingham Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Mrs. C.R. Chase Mr. Mrs. Allen G. Gibbous Evylin Lovely Loretta and Stephen Dietch R.W. Kilgour Nicoll Mrs. John S. Parker A Friend Mr. Mrs. Hugh Gurney Mr. Mrs. Stephen Tlumacki The Bautin Family Mr. Mrs. Stephen Marvin Mr. Mrs. Gramham Reedy Mrs. A1 Perkins Fred Paulitz Mr. Mrs. Allen D. Lawanchy Mr. Mrs. William E Drake Mr. Mrs. Stanley Jacunski Judy Cogswell A Friend George Pappas Trton Cothallean Mr. Mrs. Charle Chameis Jr. Dick and Joan Fowler The Visser Family David and Lynn Adams The Pennys,; Lisa and Steve Mr. Mrs. Robert Buttrick Denise ' and Judy Mr. Mrs. Francis Mr. Mrs. Alfred Castantini Mr. Mrs. Robin Childs Mr. Mrs. A.K. Ross Jr. A 1919 Graduate Donald F. Gasper Harry Monahane Karen Rollins W.J., Flynn George Markos Mr. Mrs. Trygve Christahsen Frank Rose Bob Irvine Jack Morrison Phyllis Sukach The Marx Brothers Ruth Lord Mrs. Thelma A. Vose Brigitte, Marc and Paul Rogers The Geoffrion Family Amanda Hood Cameron illiam Brfioe Ge gf Pappas 1 . Frank rs. Dennis J. (® ristiae Masi i k Denond Biers anoes ospit l lima ernsl Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. Doans Varnum S. Pedrick Betty Pelham Leonard Children Norma Per ley — Shurman Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. jpry . he AmundsSi Family Murray Mr. Mrs. Nolces Paul and Beverly Jean, Family Butur Maceivrey Mr. Mrs. Larry Seilder Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Ge Termite f rs. Tkea ore . rs. R|ch|rd Mr. I rs. R!ch rd rs. Hliwfrd Famjy •Charle! rs. Paul V emi amily r. Mrs. r. Mrs. r. Mrs. r. Mrs. A erther and Jei||ii Charles J. SteveAsj j f onald Cameran everly Smylyy ack Coughlin ida Pierce,,, Wendy ' r. Mrs. Perey i+ ' wMrs. Frank Cai r. H rs. Armand he G bee Family r. Mrs. David erry Eustace ean and Sal Borg r. . Mrs. Frank .E. Nelson Friend r. Ralph Palombo a H ike S|nger A Friw - - Rich and Jotu iPojai Lui quist aw Sweenie Rii Jud Hd Charles Hate! Mr. rs. George S. Mr. 5 r Tache Pbf lis ( Pl e-Ptiganl D vi Edl oll Ilobert Hunter i Mr. ‘‘Mrs.. I av e Fral ' J he Jol n Whynot l lft ily J|HeatAir and_ hj[ieh|d|pqptente Jkennjrth gl Jr. Mrs.g . Elal iStai ey Edwards tie Naru The Farfaras Family The Souza Family Mx Mrs. Paul Beaulieu Mr. Mrs. Borgatti Mr. Mrs. Wally Prisby Victoria Mackey Mr. Mrs. Mansfield Jenifer and David Lang Janine Johnson Mr. . Mrs. Charles P. McKenzie Mr. Mrs. Ja ct Mrs. Frank nda jd Kevin Mr. Mrs. Authur Vlahos Mr. Mrs. Walter Pojasek Kara, and Amy Anonymous Mrs. Catherine Pojasek Mr. Mrs. Frank Mackey Robert Lang Mrs. Byard Horseman Alan and Gail r. Mrs. S.P. Wentworth Mrs. Joseph Rogers The Bottle Family A Friend Gilbert Lavoie Sally Cowles A Friend Pat Beauregard Julie Rdsseau Mark and Lorayne Boudeau The Stolpestad Family Bionic Beaver The Brett Family Vellowbird Lttdl hey and M J ul Gillespie ui TcHfedwards Cat herine S. and Valerie Markos Mr. ' Mrs. H.E. Esperson Jr. f f eugill ?The M) Family __ Mr. i s. Brail? Ford rs. Gi Soffron rs. thern ith r. Hadzinii t. George Otis Mr. Mrs. Andrew Gallant J. Baran John Qeanakis Nick Marcopoulos The Br|� wns Mrs. Mary L Childs Guy Saulnier Rickie and Patty Mr. Mr?. Charles Beaupre The MacGuires B( t WishesJ Stanley SmtKnski Mrs. Whight Mr. Mrs. Bpurling Horace L. CAnbar Mrs. J.T. Hfll Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Goodhue Mr. Mrs. [W.H. Wallace B.j. noferr- Anonymous The Stasiuk’s Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Carlin Cathy Gallant Mr. Mrs. Thomas Poirier The Geanakis Family Mr. Mrs. Malenfant Mrs. Mary C. Flaherty and Jean Anonymous The Theodospoulos Family Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Zilinsky The Burt Stackhouse Family John Kenney Whight Ken and Deb Punngton Mrs. Dorothy Brennan Mrs. W.J. Fidrockr Mrs. Edward Holda Mr. Mrs. Franklin Nolan Vanessa Douglas Mr. Mrs. Richard Sheppard Steven and Janet 119 OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Dr. John W. Carb Dr. David Jewett Dr. Arthur Grime: Dr. John J. Pallot Dr. Warick Potter Dr jPaul Schroeter Dr.. obert Waite Dr. Arthur Baer Dr. Jq ' M. O’Brien Dr. JEdward B. Marsh Jr. 120 can-am Congratulations To Class Of 1977 CIOLEK HDWE. CO. 18 Market St. Ipswich Flowers Arranged For All Occasions GORDON GREENHOUSES. INC. Florists Essex Road, Ipswich, Ma. Best Wishes From W.J. MANNING F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. Ipswich, Mass. 122 IPSWICH CLAM CO., INC, Established 1938 5 Wilde Street Ipswich, Ma. Compliments Of ZU REACH STEEL CORE. “TICCO BRAND Of Salem New Hampshire 356-2941 FASHIONS BY MY Ipswich Shopping Center High Street -Ipswich, Mass. 356-9724 Steel And Aluminum Sheets Strips And Coils William E. George Area Sales Representative Compliments Of THOMPSONS Party-Goods — Cards Stationary Ipswich — Andover 123 JPSWICH (Jx)-opWa i« BANK EIGHT MAR KET STREET IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 Vot . A ★ Dam Good- Haircut HAIR BY GEORGE 29 Hammet Street, Ipswich 356-5681 124 IPSWICH BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PRODUCTS DIVISION OF Construction Co., Inc. VIITCHE L L ROAD 356-0360 IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 927 0274 Best Wishes From JIM ' S CITGO SERVICE 70 Central St. Ipswich “A Full Service Station” 356-4951 Compliments Of IPSWICH CLEANERS 78 Central St. Ipswich 125 Compliments Of JOHN’S TEXACO Tires — Batteries — Accessories 3 Topsfield Road Ipswich, Ma. 01938 Best Wishes From JACK S COIFFEURS Compliments Of CONLETS DRUG STORE 50 Central St. Ipswich, Mass. Telephone 356-3902 126 Depot Sq. Ipswich Mass. JpEte. [IfaxL (2omjiany 1 A.M. To 12 P.M. 356-3300 Paints And Wall Coverings Floor Coverings And Draperies FREE DECORATING CONSULTATION 1 Market Street Ipswich Mass. 356-5566 Compliments Of GREGORY INSURANCE AGENCY AND THE DAMON AND DAMON INSURANCE CO. 1 1 B South Main Street Ipswich Mass. 356-2116 356-2171 127 Compliments Of PETE’S AUTO CLINIC Pete Chris Pardekas Route 1-A Ipswich, Ma. James Pratt Compliments Of GLOUCESTER SEAEOOD MARKET 66 Central St. Ipswich, Ma. 356-2677 Certified Interstate Shellfish Dealers IPSWICH SHELLFISH COMPANY, INC. Hayward St., Ipswich, Mass. Ipswich Tel. 356-4371 128 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 MEANS CHEVROLET OLSMOBILE 96 County Rd Route 1-A Ipswich, Ma. 01938 Compliments Of EARL L. ELLIOT CO. Coal — Oil — Heating Service Installation And Service 16 Hammatt St. Ipswich, Ma. 356-4341 REALTY WORLD Resiptwri M- 4 XNvcsr itM7 • (CoMNSeCl-DRS Co. Ipsivi ' cu 354 03 J NcwOMpyppRf % 1 . ' IISH 129 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 From IPSWICH VENETIAN BLIND DANIEL E. GRANT AND COMPANY 10 Mitchell Rd. Ipswich 356-5678 Plumbing And Heating Gas Fittings And Sewer Tie Ins Congratulations To The Senior Class 130 Compliments Of A Friend HAVERHILL GAS CO. 3 Market Street Ipswich, Ma. Best Wishes To The Class Of ' ll IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 MARKOS OIL COMPANY Heating Oils — Burners, Sales And Services 6 Ryan Avenue Ipswich, Mass. 131 CANDLEWOOD GOLF COURSE Best Wishes To Class Of 1977 David L. Whipple Compliments Of AGAWAM AUTO, CO. Hammett St. Ipswich SOFFORON BROS. CLAM CO. Best Wishes To Class Of 1977 Brown Sq. Ipswich, Ma. 132 Compliments Of LUMBERTOWN -IPSWICH INC. 18 Hayward St. 356-2903 Your One Stop Shop For Lumber Compliments Of BERNARD M. SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations From THE WINDOW BOOKSHOP 5 Market St. Hallmark Cards, Books And Gifts 133 THE VILLAGE MEAT MARKET AND DELICATESSEN specializing in: Prime and choice meats Freezer orders of any size Party Platters 25 Market St. Telephone Ipswich, Ma 01938 356-7598 Best Wishes CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR Central St. Ipswich BaySI JIational Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System What’s Important To You Is Important To Us 134 Compliments Of CQunhy store Bruni Farms Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 DESMOND’S FARM Compliments Of 355 Topsfield Road JAMES S. PRICE INC. Best Wishes From METROPOLITIAN FURNITURE 3 Topsfield Road Route 1 Ipswich-Topsfield, Mass. Line AMC Pacer • Gremlin • Hornet • Matador (617) 356-7600 135 Make A Date! Check R R SOUND SYSTEM “Ipswich’s Own Music Store” Phones 356-7271 Nite Emergency 356-2960 9AM-8P.M. “R R . . . The Musicians Friend!” f Date ( jaanday ( Date. ' Thursday ' I O ' V 136 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 THE nitSTNATIONM:BANK OF IPSWICH Your Full Service Bank Offices In — Ipswich, Essex, Rowley, Magnolia Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 138 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 From The IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK Savings, N.O.W. Accounts, Mortgages Home Improvement Loans, Personal Loans “Where Thousands Save Millions” With Offices In Ipswich, Rowley And Essex THE STYLE CENTER 9 Market Steet Ipswich, Mass. Best Wishes To Class Of 1977 Compliments SOUTH SIDE STORE 139 K G LANES Best Wishes To The Saltonstall St. Ipswich Class Of ’77 For Fun And Health Go Bowling From MIKE AND SONS OIL CO. 356-4300 140 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 HILLS OF IPSWICH Outfitters For Men, Women, And Children IPSWICH EXXON Home Of Preferred Bonds 356 2626 Best Wishes From METROPOLITAN EURNITURE 3 Topsfield Road 141 CHAPMAN ' S RADIO SHOP Market Square, Ipswich BENWALL INC. Good Luck To The Class Of ’77 7 Poplar St. Ipswich Mass. 01938 (617) 356-7311 tcpieeU Uk Shack, 9hc. FISH, PET SUPPLIES. PLANTS SOILS TROPICAL FISH SHACK 3 Hayward St. Ipswich, MA 01938 (617) 887-8932 356-4731 IPSWICH BAY GLASS COMPANY INC Glass And Aluminum Products 435 Boston St. (U.S. Rte. 1) Topsfield, Mass. 01983 142 143 OCMULGEE POTTERY AND GALLERY 263 High S t. Ipswich 356-0636 144 Freight Forwarders Fire Proof Storage Furniture Movers WILE TRANS FOR TA TION MITCHELL ROAD IPSWICH, MASS. Since the JUm of the Century DIAL 356-2900 DAVE’S FOREIGN CAR CLINIC Factory Trained 10 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed Daivd L. Knowlton 356-5121 16 Linebrook Rd Ipswich, Mass THE CASUAL SHOP Ladies, Children’s Apparel Rockport Gloucester Ipswich Magnolia Compliments To The I.H.S. “77” Graduates WHITTIER MOTEL County Rd Ipswich JH 145 THE VACUUM WORKS NORTHSIDE VACUUM CLEANER CO. 356-2731 777-2885 ZODIAC WALLCOVERINGS PAINT WALLPAPER FLOORING, CRAFTS MIKE REED ART SUPPLIES 62 Central Street Ipswich, Mass 01938 356-7193 POMEGRANATE 44 Central Street Ipswich Imported Clothes Jewelry Handcrafts Compliments To The Class of 1977 Sfiroi iUVisiMis A Dairii Queen Ipsulich Reg. U S. Pat- Off Am. D. Q Corp, € 1973 Am. D Q. Corp. 146 Best Wishes SKOL SHOP 26 Central St. Ipswich, Ma. Our Speciality — Children Seasonal Rental Of Ski Equipment At Nominal Cost Ski — Skate — Hockey — Bike Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 LOOM W SHUTTLE Fabrics And Yarns 5 Hammatt Street 356-3275 THE YARN SHOP 4 WILDES COURT. IPSWICH. MASS. 01938 Y arns — N eedles — Books — Needlepoint Crewel Kits — Canvas — Linen — Yarns Res: 356-7612 Bus: 356-3711 PATTERSON PLUMBING HEATING INC. Gas Sewer Connections — Plumbing Heating Contractors Suppliers Robert S. Martin, Mgr. 13 So. Main St. Ipswich, Mass. ,14 147 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 GTE SYLVAN I A LIGHTING PRODUCTS DIVISION Ipswich, Ma. Congratulations And Best Wishes For The Future IPSWICH PATTERN AND MODEL CO, INC. 3 Union Street Ipswich Ma., 01938 148 Compliments To The Senior Class PE CHI LIS’ LIQUOR MART dlieOl ew ( ' il ver e kof Unique - Original Design Handcrafted Sterling Silver Jewelry Mary Ann Mycue Tel. 356-7621 87 High St., Rt. lA Ipswich, Mass. Tel.617-356-7507 Seven Market Street Ipswich, Mass. 01938 Congratulations And Best Wishes To These Fine Young Men And Women A.P. MARCORELLE CO. INC. 38 Central St. Ipswich 149 IPSWICH Ocean View Lots Homes And Cottages Summer — Year Round Sales Rentals E. MULHOLLAND BALCH RLTY. 1 1 1 North Ridge Rd. 356-3088 IPSWICH HOUSE OF PIZZA Congratulations To The Senior Class McCORMACK’S ENTER Since 1932 Quality Auto Body Work Welding • Iron Work Brown Square, Ipswich 356-4822 24 Hour Wrecker Service 150 Congratulations And Best Of Luck In All Your Endeavors IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP INC. 138 High Street Good Spirits 151 152 Certified Seafood Dealers MARKOS BRAND P. J. MARKOS SEAFOOD CO., INC. 8 TOPSFIELD ROAD IPSWICH, MASS. 356-4347 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION Compliments Of A Friend HAVERHILL GAS CO. 3 Market Street Ipswich, Ma. 153 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 QUINT’S DRUG STORE Four Registered Pharmacists STRAND FURNITURE CO. NORTH SHORE CUSTOM TAILORS Cleaning — Alterations — Repairing Depot Square Telephnnp 3Sfi-366 Ipswich, Mass. 01938 68 Central St Ipswich Ma. Home Of Quality Furniture And Appliances Best Wishes KAZUBA’S MARKET 154 Compliments Of JOHN’S TEXACO Tires, Batteries, Accessories Road Service 3 Topsfield Road Ipswich, Mass. 01938 356-9741 Congratulations Class Of ' ll PHONE (61 7) 356-4433 MASS LIC 16322 GAS Lie M-2146 As You Move On To Jobs, To College, To Different Places And Occupations, Keep In Touch With Ipswich Through A Subscription To 7 CS. 76 eating Service PLUMBING - HEATING - GAS FITTING G. A WANZER 10 MINERAL ST. Owner IPSWICH, MASS 01 938 Best Wishes To Class Of ' ll THE IPSWICH CHRONICLE NEW ENGLAND STORES High St. Shopping Center Ipswich 155 1 i i ) Ji 1 if® -iflL f ■ B:i K ' 1 ’ Q t . J 1 1 1 i : 1 1 . ’• f. ' Graduation June 2, 1977 Class Day June I, 1977 Senior Play “Miranda” Senior Prom i 1 1 Tennis We regret missing pictures from some of the spring sports. We wish to acknowl edge the softball, golf, la- crosse, and girls tennis teams and apologize for the lack of pictures. 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