Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK 1978 DEDICATION We, the class of 1978, dedicate this yearbook to: The Unsung Senior, who faithfully suffered through four years of Ipswich High School and — . . . went door to door peddling raffle tickets, . . . stamped endless hands at dances, . . . baked and helped sell the food at grocery store bake sales, . . . stood freezing: all night, day and weekend, sefling -Christmas trees, . . . helped to bake pies, deliver them and collect t money before Thanksgiving, . . . convinced people that they really needed to buy an!lpswich Tiger pennant. donated blood, or time, to the bloodmobile, drew, painted, hung up, or otherwise added to the hall decorations, helped clean up after the cotillion, collected attic treasures to sell at the flea market and book sale, stayed for assemblies and pep rallies to represent our class, went all over town collecting money for the patron drive (and then fhissed the pizza), gave their best to or supported the I.H.S, sport| mogram, and helped shape the personality of the I.H.S. cl of 1978 — not soon to be forgotten! - (J f J Quiet streets Gulls that cry and soar History stands still The ocean meets the shore Church spires reaching to the heavens Seventeenth century looms still active in weaving their story “Our Little Town This is our Ipswich as we will remember it. Photos courtesy of the Ipswich Chronicle IN MEMORY OF Norbert V. White ( 1916 - 1977 ) We are remembering a man who exemplified years of service to his community as a local dairyman, businessman and who, more recently, served briefly as selectman before his untimely death. As the symbol of the White Farms cow stood for the happy carefree days of the summer to every child in this community, so did Mr. White stand for integrity and friend- liness to every adult in this community. We honor him here as a part of Ipswich that will never be forgotten. Photo courtesy of House of Hinlin 6 SENIOR AWARDS 1. Jeanne Pojasek Girls ' State Brown University Book Award Voice of Democracy Essayist 2. Bruce Robie Bausch Lomb Award Harvard Book Award DAR Award 3. Ginny Stevens Jewish War Veteran ' s Award 4. David Theododopoulos Boys ' State NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nancy Temple Richard Dudzisz Jeanne Pojasek Christine Mackey Bruce Robie Deborah Lynn Antonucci Karen Jean Antonucci We talk about the importance of understanding, And then, fail to understand what is important. We talk about listening, and then, do not talk. We talk about talking, and then, do not listen. We talk about learning from our experience. And then fail to remember last year. Let alone yesterday. Robert A. Aponas m Brian M. Barton Collette A. Beaulieu Barbara J. Belcher John M. Blaquiere In education the life of the mind proceeds gradually from scientific experiments to intellec- tual theories, to spiritual feeling, and then to God. Donald E. Bowen Jr The war was to make the world safe for democracy for the little countries for everybody. If the war was over now then the world must be all safe for democracy. Was it? And what kind of democracy? And how much? And whose? David Brown Peter R. Buchanan David M. Bradley If you can dream — and not make dreams your master; If you can think and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same. Stephen P. Burke Campus Nancy Kathryn A. Burns Dianne Carter God made our bodies temples for our souls, and they should be kept strong and clean to be worthy of the deity that occupies them. Badou M. Ceesay Monica J. Chouinard Kevin Casali Joseph J. Chouinard 16 Build your dreams, but do so only for yourself. Dreams are not built on what others want of you. John M. Clemeno Dustin Colby Ann Cleveland Susan Cole They taught us more about giving than we ever cared to know, but we came to find the secret and we never let it go. Oh, it was more than being holy and it was less than being free . . . Oo CoidviiAVNl. CL iLooTjAxt XjUCK M OjwJ ' J-CCK Cu:g UA-s . UTYYvJC)bttY-- ' CLU- JUri juJL X rvi j Oinr Oj rr-iy MA j f .A M 11 Kathryn Crawford Stuart Colter Michael Collins Steven George Desrochers Michael Joseph DeRosa Christopher Dort There is a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me; my life is worth the living. I don ' t need to see the end. Richard Dudzisz Toni H. Farina You can ' t always get what you want. But you get what you need. And you always have more than you could want. The wanting just gets in the way of enjoying what you have. Maria Farfaras Lynne Fiske Robert Foster William T. Fithian Andrew T. Ford Maty T. Foote Possessiveness is a form of doubt. People cling to what they (think they) have because they doubt that they ' re worthy of it. If they knew their own worth, they ' d know there is no need to cling. Roy Graves Maryanne Guay Heidi Rebecca Graves When I was a little boy, I had but little wit, ' Tis a long time ago, and I have no more yet; Nor ever ever shall, untff that I die. For the longer I live, the more fool am I. Gail A. Griffin Ann Elizabeth Haraden Ask me how I am and will say inspired. Kathleen Harvey Linda J. Harrington John Joseph Hopping Susan Kollins Scott Kellie Lise Knakkergaard This long disease, my life. What lies in our future; None of us know. However, Be who you want to be. Do what you want to do That in itself is enough. David Humphrey Kathy Jean Krajeski Millie Lafoe Be like the bird That, pausing in her flight Awhile on boughs too slight. Feels them give way Beneath her and yet sings. Knowing that she hath wings. Kendall Lavoie Neil Larrivee Justin M. Logan For he who fights and runs away May live to fight another day; But he who is in battle slain Can never rise and fight again. Stephen Lewis Thomas A. Logan Peter Lezon Christine Mackey Brian MacWinnie Elizabeth E. Lynch I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Karen L. Lord Catherine Markos In this world a man must be either anvil or hammer. William McCarthy Brian P. McGrath John F. Manning The heights by great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight. But they, while their companions slept. Were toiling upward in the night. Joel Meers Linda Mills James Messer Graham Reedy Speak softly and carry a big stick. Beth Rice Chris Rice Bruce Robie John Ross When you ' re down and troubled And you need some loving care And nothing, nothing is going right Close your eyes and think of me And soon I will be there Daniel Russ Katherine Rousseau Tracy Schofield Lori Sheppard Tammie Smith And in the sweetness of friend- ship, let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. Kelley Ann Smolla Sharon Sheppard Cynthia M. Somers Oh we want to live forever In this mirror see tomorrow All the joy and all the sorrow We can only hope to share. William R. Szydio Virginia Lee Stevens Dorothy Surette Sam J. Stantial Nancy L. Temple You can ' t always get what you want. But you can get what you need. And you always have more than you could want. The wanting just gets in the way of enjoying what you have. Marian Paula Tiumacki Denise M. Tremblay Yesterday is already a dream and Tomorrow is only a vision but Today — well lived, makes every Yesterday a dream of happiness and every Tomorrow a vision of hope Gayle C. Visser Brenda Lee Tucker David Theodosopoulos Michael Tullercash James George Tsoutsouras Kathleen Anne Walsh Cherish yesterday . . . dream tomorrow . . . live today . . . David Lawrence Welsh Maureen Evelyn Wickstrom Graig R. Woodburn Lorene Ann Woodbury You can do whatever you want to do Wherever you want to go it ' s up to you. And wouldn ' t it be fine, Following your heart, playing your own part. Cindy Ann Wynaught John A. Wisnowski lk , s ' Edward De Paola Rebecca J. Rauscher Donna L. Moynahan Richard E. Wilson III Anne Marie Krupanski Michael Souter ALSO GRADUATING Roger F Barous Mona Benoit William E Campbell William Collins Peter B Constantine lames E Doherty Robert Doud James C Gifford Kevin D Gordon Paul Blair Griffin Catherine Dorothy McCarty Diane Morphis Debra Morton Denise S. Poirier Vincent E. Poirier Karl j. Prosser Robert E. Riddle Ann Snow 43 tig YEARBOOK 1978 Mike DeRosa Don Bowen Mary Ogiba Minna Babson Debbie Antonucci Patty Pickul Editor-In-Chief Production Editor Photography Editor Loring Contact Copy Editor Subscriptions Ad Chairman Jeanne Pojasek Susan Kollins Gayle Visser Janice Baldinelli Cindy Wynaught Joyce Perusse David Theodosopoulos CONTRIBUTORS Ann Cleveland Lynne Eiske George Courage ADVISOR: ANTONIA MCMANAWAY SECTION EDITORS 1. MOST ATTRACTIVE Dianne Carter Alan Lemire 2. MOST TALKATIVE Karen Antonucci John Hopping 3. CLASS CLOWNS Becky Rauscher Steve Lewis CLASS Celebrities 1. CLASS APPLE POLISHERS Sue Kollins Jud Logan 2. BEST DRESSED Cindy Wynaught Bernard Adell 3. CLASS BLUSHERS Dorothy Surette Rob Aponas 1. MOST GULLIBLE Karen Antonucci Ted Angelakis 2. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Cleveland Bruce Robie 3. CLASS POLITICIAN Christine Mackey Richard Dudzisz ADIEU, MES AMIS What is the legacy of a High School Education ? This is a weighty question which wo could ponder profoundly. A diploma is only the visible and tangible proof of four years of learning. After it is firmly arranged in some scrapbook or frame, to be shown to approv- ing relatives and friends, we are left with ourselves, our minds, our capabilities and our skills. Have we learned, along with our academic knowledge, how to live and to share, how to care and to give, how to love and to grow? Are we witness to the truths, and in- spirational ideas implanted in our minds during these past four years? Hopefully, as we say goodbye, we can look with confidence to our future, knowing that our teachers have tried their very best to impart to us, not only learning, but values, convictions and ideals. Each one of us has taken a different direction in terms of extra-curricular activities. To some, it has been the playing field and the gym. To others, it is the stage, the lights and the music. Yet to others, it is the marching rhythm of the band, the harmonizing of voices, or the creating of self-expressive works of art. Now, we are finally standing together as one group, for we have one thought in mind, and one goal to attain. This goal is the esteemed title of Graduate, the wearing of our cap and gown, the acceptance of the long-awaited diploma, the smiles on the faces of our parents and friends and the approving glances of faculty members and advisors. Our high school days have come to a close, and each of us is left with his own personal thoughts. Perhaps, without even realizing it we have become the adult that the outside world demands. Each one of us has attained a measure of personal growth. Perhaps the German poet, Johann Schiller, expressed it best when he wrote, It is only through the morning gate of the beautiful that you can penetrate into the realm of knowledge. That which we feel here as beauty, we shall one day know as truth. JeantK’ I . Pojasc ' k A Teacher Affects Eternity: He Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops Henry Brooks Adams SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. Ernest Brockelbank, Mrs. Deanna Cross, Mrs. M. Patricia Manning — Chairman, Mr. Walter Pojasek, Mr. Richard Nylen, Mr. Paul Gahm, Dr. Thomas Moscarillo SUPERINTENDANT OF SCHOOLS Mr. John H. Stella PRINCIPAL Mr. Joseph R. Rogers VICE - PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles P. McKenzie 1. MS. ESTHER AMBROSE ART DEPARTMENT Art Club Advisor 2. MR. COLIN BELL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Freshman Class Advisor; Golf Coach 3. MRS. ANGELA BOURQUE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 4. MR. SEWELL BOWERS MUSIC DEPARTMENT Dance Band; Marching Band; Polka Band; Dixieland Band; Wind Ensemble; Majorettes 5. MRS. SHIRLEY BROPHY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Foreign Language Club Advisor 6. MR. ARTHUR CAREY SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Football Coach; LaCrosse Coach 7. MR. EDWARD CIOLFI ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT Audio-Visual Director 1. MRS. DONNA CLAPP GUIDANCE SECRETARY Girl ' s Cheering Advisor 2. MR. WALTER DEMBOWSKI BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Baseball Coach; Sunshine Committee 3. MISS VIOLET DEMILLE SCHOOL NURSE 4. MISS PATRICIA DESMOND OFFICE CLERK 5. DR. EDWARD DRACHMAN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. HEAD Washington Workshops Co- ordinator; Tennis Coach 6. MRS. NANCY EZZARD LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 1. MISS DORIS FOURNIER MATH DEPARTMENT HEAD 2. MISS ELIZABETH GAGLIARDI HOME ECONOMICS Freshman Class Advisor; Sunshine Committee 3. MR. ROY HAMOND MATH DEPARTMENT Ski Club Advisor; Junior Class Advisor; Driver Educa- tion Instructor 4. MRS. RUTH HARKNESS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Student Council Advisor 5. MISS LYNDA HEALEY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 6. MRS. LUCILLIE HENRICK BUSINESS DEPT. HEAD OEA Advisor 4. MRS. CATHERINE JOHNSON MUSIC DEPARTMENT Spring Musical Director; The Vocal Pops Conduc- tor 1. MR. PHILIP HOPKINS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 2. MRS. JOAN HOPPING LIBRARY AIDE 3. MRS. ANDREA HOWES MATH DEPARTMENT Ski Club Advisor 5. MRS. DORIS KIRKLAND PRINCIPAL ' S SECRETARY 6. MR. WILLIAM LAAKSO ENGLISH DEPT. HEAD 1. MRS. STEPHANIE LINDSELL SPECIAL NEEDS DEPARTMENT 2. MRS. EVELYN LOVELY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT School Honor Award Coor- dinator 3. MR. JAY MACGILVARY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frosh. Football Coach; Wrestling Coach 4. MRS. DOROTHY MAGYAR SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 5. MRS. FRANCES MCDEVITT LIBRARIAN 6. ANTONIA MCMANAWAY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Yearbook Advisor L ■ ■ 1. MISS JOYCE MCNEILL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 4. MRS. JANE O ' BRIEN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Girl ' s Field Hockey; Senior Class Advisor 2. MR. RICHARD MERULLO SHOP INSTRUCTOR 3. MRS. DEBORAH MULLEY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Junior Class Advisor 5. MR. PETER O ' ROURKE MATH DEPARTMENT 6. MISS BENEDETTA PALLAZOLA ENGLISH DEPARTMENT National Honor Society Advisor 1. MRS. ANN PAPAGIOTAS SCIENCE DEPARTMENT lECAP Advisor; Girl ' s Basket- ball Coach 2. MR. ROBERT PEDERSON PROJECT OPEN 3. MR. GERALD PETERSON ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 4. MR. LAWRENCE PETERSON SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 5. MR. JOHN QUALTERS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Director of The Company ; Director of the Senior Play 6. MR. WILLIAM QUIGLEY SCIENCE DEPT. HEAD 2. MRS. MARJORIE ROBIE SPECIAL NEEDS DEPT. Senior Class Advisor 3. MR. ELLIOTT ROUNDY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 4. MISS LINDA SANTORO PHYSICAL EDUCATION Girl ' s Field Hockey 5. MRS. PAULINE SAULNIER PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gymnastics Club Advisor 6. MR. KENNETH SPELLMAN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Football Coach; Track Coach 2. MR. RICHARD STORER SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Soccer Coach; Sophomore Class Advisor; Adult Educa- tion Coordinator 3. MR. WILLIAM SULLIVAN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Senior Class Advisor; J.V. Soccer Coach; LaCrosse Coach 4. MR. JOHN THOMAS CLERK AND A.D. ASSISTANT School Statistician 5. MR. RONALD TOLEOS SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Cross Country Coach; ITV Advisor 6. MRS. MARIANNE TOZIER BUSINESS DEPATMENT OEA Advisor iUUui-AU-dilijiHiu n 67 1. MISS JUDITH TWOMBLY MATH DEPARTMENT Math League Coach 2. MRS. ARLINE WELCH HOME ECONOMICS 3. MR. JOHN WELCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Football Coach; T rack Coach 4. MR. DAVID WELSH LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HEAD Driver Education Instructor 5. MR. JOHN ZAHN SPECIAL NEEDS DEPT. Freshman Basketball Coach 6. MRS. VIRGINIA ZOLLO BUSINESS DEPARTMENT REMEMBERING If Happiness Is Activity In Accordance With Excellence, It Is Reasonable That It Should Be In Accordance With The Highest Excellence Aristotle SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE TREASURER: Ann Cleveland SECRETARY: Jeanne Pojasek PRESIDENT: Toni Earina VICE - PRESIDENT Bruce Robie JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Cori DeAngelis VICE - PRESIDENT: Deahnn Berrini TREASURER: Ellen Mackey SECRETARY: Bruce Lynn SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE TREASURER: Helmut Smith SECRETARY: Cindy Eaton PRESIDENT: JoAnne Burns VICE - PRESIDENT: Anna Maria Barnhart 1 FRESHMAN STEERING COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Jackie Esperson VICE-PRESIDENT: Katie Davis TREASURER: Mary Logan SECRETARY: Kristin Eudge STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN: SUE KOLLINS DON BOWEN ANN CLEVELAND BRUCE LYNN 76 1 WE ARE SORRY THAT NO PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN OF A.F.S. BUT WE WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THOSE WHO PARTICI- PATED: A.F.S. I.T.V. ELLEN MACKEY ELIZABETH DALLAS ANDREA SWEENEY_ MISSY CASALI KERI CORDIMA MONICA CHOUINARD jAYNE GRAFFUM LORENE WOODBURY TRISHA FOWLER CARL MUENCH PAULA MARKOS ART CLUB O.E.A. PROJECT ADVENTURE 1 i mTA - i fmmmrn THE COMPANY The Company ' s production of William Shakespeare ' s A MIDSUMMER NIGHT ' S DREAM was certainly the most ambitious, and to some, the most successful, show which its director and members have undertaken and presented. Undoubtedly, it was our largest show, in relation to cast size. Our fall show will also be remembered as it marks the longest rehearsal schedule to date — almost four months. This is not to say that these weeks were dull or boring. Those long nights in the dreary school cafeteria were en- livened by many incidents such as our Mr. Wonderful Pageant, our queen ' s sleep walk- ing habits, the whining of our cast member Benjamin, a certain cast member ' s un- controllable laughing fits, and the ever present fear that some unfortunate fairy may literally come tripping down that dreaded ramp. We were most grateful to have the talents of Taylor Armerding and John Richards. Their performances added greatly to the Shakespearean atmosphere of the play. When the director, cast and crew of A MIDSUMM ER NIGHT ' S DREAM look back, we will remember those long months of rehearsal, but even moreso, we will remember the four rewarding nights that made it all worthwhile. We Would Like To Acknowledge The I.H.S Flag And Gun Squads And Apologize For Not Having The Appropriate Pictures. MAJORETTES 90 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS i I We Would Like To Acknowledge The I.H.S. Varsity And J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders And Apologize For The Lack Of Pictures. THEN CAME THE SNOW . . . Photos Courtesy Of Ipswich Today THAT STOPPED US COLD |K« ■ f f t This has truly been The Year of the Tiger in Ipswich athletics. We are always proud of our teams. Participation is always high, and team spirit and the thrill of com- petition and striving to excel have long been the heart and soul of I.H.S. teams. Scholarship and pride in our schooUaf . portant corpponents that have led to success over the years. We are equally proud of our coaching atf. Thejded c t rapport with players that is vital, not only for succ which has been unique to Ipswich. ' s ' j This year our fall sports team continu d thp- ICiger tradit girls ' soccer, field hockey, boys ' and girls ' ' 7? Sss untr ' ' ' f cent throughout the season. Highlight of the fall, of course, was our exde lidn : our coaches in all sports has sparked Tmn, but in enhancing the school spirit mid a ippers o .a pmpetition. They — boys ' and earns — gave one hundred per- |;ball team with a record of ten and one. ecouped on December 3rd when the 54-13 in fbe Super Bowl game at Boston be remembered forever. The team was The heart breaking loss to Ne mighty Tigers downed the Newt College Alumni Stadium. It was a victory ' and a day v h led by Captain Bernard Adell, one oTthe most soughNaTter High school players in the country, a fine leader, respected by his team mates and all of us at I.H.S. We look forward to following Bernard ' s ca- reer at Notre Dame. At this writing our girls ' varsity basketball and our boys ' varsity hockey have reached the state tour- nament competition. Both the wrestling and boys ' basketball enjoyed good seasons. The spring should bring more success with a good nucleus returning for boys ' and girls ' track, boys ' and girls ' tennis, baseball, softball, lacrosse, and golf. We are proud of the class of 1978 and all the contributions it has made in all aspects of school life. We wish them all the best. Elliott Roundy Athletic Director J li FIELD HOCKEY FOOT BALL GIRLS I We apologize for t hi cgt pictures this ye||fc e a novyjpdge the n lRbers VHy inthr Joseph Clements Bruce Jewett Steph® Effner Darisse Craig McDonaT3 hfp’ ‘Dodge Douglas Brockelbank Orville Giddings Karl Muench John Collyer Stuart Smith Jeffrey Shannon shua Fouser rian Cayer iam Woodbury Benjamin Paul Kevin White Gregory Dallas Daniel Melling Timothy Carroll of J.V. Soc- Id like to e team: Picture courtesy of Ipswich Chronicle 106 • ill? VARSITY BASKETBALL We wish the best of luck to the Girls ' Varsity Basketball team in their fight for the State Champion- ship. Also, congratulations for win- ning the Cape Ann League and the Division III North Championships. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Congratulations to the I.H.S. Var- sity Hockey team for qualifying in the quarter finals of the Eastern Mass State Hockey Tournament at Boston Gardens. 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MULHOLLAND BALCH REALTY Janet Taisey Craft - Director Odd Fellows Professional Building, Town Hall Ipswich, Mass. 01938 PHONE 356-0334 Homes and Cottages Summer - Year Round Sales and Rentals 127 Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 From THE BOOSTER ' S CLUB Congratulations And Best Of Luck In All Your Endeavors IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP INC. 164A High Street Good Spirits Tel. 356-2400 129 Good Luck To The Class Of 1978 FROM SINTERBOND CORPORATION, Blackburn Drive; Gloucester, MA Compliments Of JOHN ' S TEXACO Tires - Batteries - Accessories 3 Tospfield Road Ipswich, Ma. 01938 130 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 And as you go on to college, to jobs, to different places, remember your roots through a subscription to the IPSWICH CHRONICLE COU«T«V Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 From IPSWICH VENETIAN BLIND Compliments Of PETE ' S AUTO CLINIC Pete And Chris Pardekas Route 1-A Ipswich, MA. James Pratt 131 PSWICH -oDe i e BANK EIGHT MARKET STREET IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 Flowers Arranged For All Occasions GORDON GREENHOUSES, INC. Compliments Of A Friend HAVERHILL GAS CO. Florists Essex Road, Ipswich, Ma. 3 Market Street Ipswich, MA. THE VILLAGE MEAT MARKET AND DELICATESSEN specializing in: • Prime and choice meats • Freezer orders of any size • Party Platters iS Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 SACRED HEART JUNIORATE SALESIANS OF DON BOSCO Ip a 25 Market St. swich, Ma 01938 Telephone 356-7598 Fellows Road 133 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 78 GTE SYLVANIA LIGHTING PRODUCTS DIVISION Ipswich, Ma. 134 I — — r The graduate looks ahead and sees open world of opportunities, put looks behind and sees twelve ' years of irreplacable friendship and experiences. J. BURNS The 1980 Class wishes the Class of 1978 the very best of luck in everything they do in the future. 135 Good Luck To The Class Of 1978 From BORGATTI ' S SUB AND PIZZA SHOP Elm Street, Amesbury Compliments Of country store Bruni Farms Wf-ZT ' yvulcfl celtt6 136 We Know And Love Ipswich Vicinity • Residential • Industrial • Counsellors REALTY WORLD • Appraisals • Commercial • Notary HART COMPANY, INC. IPSWICH OFFICE TOPSFIELD OFFICE 10 Central Street Topsfield, Ma. 887-6501 164 High Street Ipswich, Ma 356-0323 NEWBURYPORT OFFICE 8 Harris Street Newburyport, Ma 462-7734 I SCORBO AT 7 ROUTE 1. ROWLEY, MASS ■s rw A J ft -A? n FI 1 i Mi 1 i. S. 1 , .i 137 Compliments Of THOMPSONS Party-Goods — Cards Stationary Ipswich — Andover FASHIONS BY MY Ipswich Shopping Center High Street -Ipswich, Mass. 356-9724 % 138 ;p d: Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 essexbariK ' Best Hours On The North Shore ' m 139 F Compliments Of EARL L. ELLIOT CO. Coal — Oil — Heating Service Installation And Service 16 Hammatt St. Ipswich, Ma. 356-4341 Compliments Of AGAWAM AUTO AND HARDWARE Hammatt St. Ipswich, Mass. Compliments Of BERNARD M. SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY 140 Best Wishes To The Class Of 78 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION Certified Seafood Dealers MARKOS BRAND P. J. MARKOS SEAFOOD CO., INC. 8 TOPSFIELD ROAD IPSWICH, MASS. 356-4347 142 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 MEANS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 96 County Rd. Route 1-A Ipswich, MA. 01938 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 CHARLIE WYNAUGHT ' S EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Route 1-A Rowley, Ma. 143 Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 5)r. me FIRST NATIONALBANK OF IPSWICH Your Full Service Bank Offices In — Ipswich, Essex, Rowley, Magnolia Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' i 144 Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 THE nRSTNATIONAUBMK OF IPSWICH Your Full Service Bank Offices In- Ipswich, Essex, Rowley, Magnolia Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 145 11 : The delicate shells lay on the shore; The bubbles of the latest wave Fresh pearls to their enamel gave, And the bellowing of the savage sea Greeted their safe escape to me. I wiped away the weeds and foam, I fetched my sea-born treasures home; But the poor, unsightly, noisome things Had left their beauty on the shore With the sun and the sand and the wild uproar. --Ralph Waldo Emerson Tel. 617-356-7507 Market Street Ipswich, Mass. 01938 Since 1932 McCORMACK ' S Quality Auto Body Work Welding • Iron Work Brown Square, Ipswich 356-4822 24 Hour Wrecker Service ;p 146 Our Best Wishes To the Senior Class And Our Super Bowl Champions QUINT ' S DRUG STORE Market Square Ipswich Shun him; He who knows not, and knows that he knows not, is a child. Teach him. He who knows, and knows not that he knows, is asleep. Wake him. He who knows, and knows that he knows, is wise. Follow him. ■E 147 356-3275 THE YARN SHOP 4 WILDES COURT, IPSWICH. MASS. 01938 Yarns — Needles — Books — Needlepoint Crewel Kits — Canvas — Linen — Yarns C1938 44Q tXhiiSt TfMuCc ijjnoifi jLmctstEdehCAu. aeoeuofin jaoUty .-AanciBniftii 148 F. Best Wishes From W.J. MANNING W. WOOLWORTH CO. Ipswich, Mass. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. I am arrived at last in the presence of a man so real and equal that I may drop even those undermost garments of dissimulation, courtesy, and second thought, which men never put off, and may deal with him with the simplicity and wholeness with which one chemical atom meets another. Sincerity is the luxury allowed, like diadems and authority, only to the highest rank, THAT being permitted to speak the truth, as hav- ing none above it to court or conform unto. Every man alone is sincere. At the en- trance of a second person, hypocrisy begins. We parry and fend the approach of our fellow man by compliments, by gossip, by amusement, by affairs. We cover up our thought from him under a hundred folds ... But a friend is a sane man who exercises not my ingenuity, but me. My friend gives me entertainment without requiring me to stoop, or to lisp, or to mask myself. A friend therefore is a sort of paradox in nature. I who alone am, I who see nothing in nature whose existence I can affirm with equal evidence to my own, behold now the semblance of my being, in all its height, variety, and curiosity, reiterate in a foreign from; so that a friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. 149 SENIORS The Times We Had Were Very Few, We Didn ' t Have You Long, The Greatest Class We Ever Know, Each One Of You So Strong. We Wish All The Best Of Luck, And Everything You Need, We Hope You Reach Your Every Goal, Good Luck And Please Succeed. All The Luck In The World The Class Of 1981 Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 P.J. MARKOS SEAFOOD CO. 8V2 Topsfield Road 356-4949 Best Wishes KASZUBA’S MARKET Compliments Of CHAPMAN ' S RADIO 5 Market Square Ipswich 151 H 356-0212 887-5819 Compliments Of LAFOE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Excavation Contractor 3 Plains Road Ipswich, Ma. 152 Compliments Of SOUTH SIDE STORE Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 From MRS. PAULA TLUMACKI Congratulations To The Senior Class WHITE FARMS ICE CREAM High Street Ipswich Best Wishes 1978 Graduates SHEPARD MOTORS INC. Rockland, Maine Serving Northern New England Chevrolet, AMC, Datson, Toyota, Honda 153 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 78 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS Ipswich Local 1913 154 The horizon, a line Between Heaven, and earth Which separates me From God ' s Universe. A gull wings its way. Disappears from my view. Flies past the horizon Like the love I once knew. Compliments To The I.H.S. 78 Graduates WHITTIER MOTEL But my love, like the seagull Though I see him no more Has flown surely, and swiftly To some distant shore-- To a spiritual land Where happiness reigns. Full of sunshine and glory. Minus death--minus pain. County Road Ipswich Ladies, Children ' s Apparel THE CASUAL SHOP Rockport Gloucester Ipswich Magnolia 155 1 26 Central Street Ipswich, Ma. I W — :: ■ -W 156 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 78 GTE SYLVANIA LIGHTING PRODUCTS Ipswich, Mass. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 LOOM ' N SHUTTLE 166 High St. Route 1A Ipswich Factory Trained 10 Years F-xperience All Work Guaranteed DAVE ' S FOREIGN CAR CLINIC David L. Knowiton 16 Linebrook Rd. 356-5121 Ipswich, Mass. 157 The Best Of Luck From K G LANES Saltonstall Street Ipswich 356-4300 OCMULGEE POTTERY Winter interloped last night poked icy fingers at the trees, made them tremble, made them sneeze And drop their leaves in fright. He scrawled graffiti on my pane, icy webs he flung around (fragile gems upon the ground) And drove the mums insane. He left the pumpkins all aglow, and laughed to see the turnips pout for the sun to thaw them out Before he had to go. 263 High Street Ipswich 356-0636 158 OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Dr. Hart Achenbach Dr. John’ A. Field Dr. Arthur j. Grimes Dr. David M. Jewett Dr. Edward B. Marsh Dr. John J. Palotta Dr. Warwick Potter Dr. Thomas E. Sullivan Dr. John W. Carbone Dr. Douglas S. Dick Dr. Thomas L. Moscarillo Dr. Donald B. Nelson Dr. John M. O ' Brien Dr. Paul Schroeter Dr. Robert E. Waite A Professional Friend The Law Firm of Driscoll and Gillespie Atty. Arthur K. Ross OUR FACULTY PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roundy Ms. Esther Ambrose Mr. Colin Bell Mr. and Mrs. Erancis Bourque Mr. Sewell Bowers Mrs. Shirley Brophy Mr. Arthur Carey Mr. Edward Ciolfi Bill, Donna, Deek, and Kip Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dembowski Violet DeMille Patty Desmond Edward Drachman Mr. and Mrs. EH. S. Ezzard Miss Elizabeth Gagliardi Karen and Roy Hamond Mrs. Ruth Harkness Miss Lynda Healey Mr. and Mrs. Henrick Mr. Philip Hopkins Mrs. Joan Hopping Ken and Andi Howes Mrs. Catherine Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkland Mr. William Laakso Mrs. Stephanie Lindsell Mrs. Evelyn Lovely Jay MacGilvary Donna and John Zahn Miss Doris Eournier Mr. and Mrs. George E. Magya Mrs. Antonia McManaway Joyce McNeill Richard Merullo Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mulley Mr. and Mrs. Mark O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Peter O ' Rourke Miss Betty Pallazola Kiki, Sturge, and Steven Mr. Robert Pederson Mr. Gerry Peterson Mr. Lawrence Peterson Mr. John Qualters Mr. William Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Quinn The Robie Eamily Miss Linda Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saulnier Mr. and Mrs. Ken Spellman Mr. Richard Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Richard Storer Mr. William Sullivan John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Toleos Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Tozier Miss Judith Twombly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Valcour Mrs. Arline Welch Coach Welch Mr. David Welsh Dr. and Mrs. Richard Zollo OUR PATRONS Karen and Steven Tompkins Roy Ramsdell Henry Wright Carole Lemieux Dave and Ursula Clements Mr. and Mrs. Parker Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gauthier T. Callahan M. T. Childs Mr. and Mrs. John Madden Martin Grimes Sam Russ judge and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staples Mr. and Mrs. William Pechilis George Mavroides Wilda Thomas K. Hodson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emery B. J. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baker Kevin Smith Louise Downey Mrs. White The Nirider Family The Mozdziez Family Mr. and Mrs. Schnepal Bob Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Colby Anonymous Stephen and Ann Wing The Crafts A Friend Katherine McLaughlin The Leonard Children John Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy Donald McCarthy Jack Farley Robert H. Trussell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gastori Mark Knowiton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Savage The McHugh Family Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. McNelly A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markos M. White Dana P. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thoen Mr. and Mrs. William H. Smith David A. Wanzer Paul Demers Stewart Blessington Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bradstreet Mr. and Mrs. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Russ Lillian Mullers Marion Richards George E. Weagle Mrs. Charles Cooper David Scudder Ruth Cord Gayner Family Jim Nolan Anonymous Donald B. Miller Elizabeth M. Belcher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bradley Vincent Martineau Mrs. Player King and Elephant Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salvi Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Flewelling Mrs. Janet Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hopping Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Messelaar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman Jim Cunningham Peter and Sophia Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lang Jr. Vanessa Douglas Mrs. Walter Lezon Paul Orceoni Frank and Joan Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leavitt A Friend The Greenleaf Family Mr. and Mrs. Rousseau Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Skillman The Reif Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wakelin Richard Shannon Keri Eynon To the Class of ' 78 from: Peter, Susan, Elisa, Bill Sharon and Jim LaRoc helle The Dyer Family Peggy Gallant Mary Poirier Diane Guay Beverly j. Bishop The Chambers Family The Farina Family The Coughlins B. F. Shatuck Anonymous Chuck Galanis L. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Siegel Larry Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Konikowski The Gosse Family William Grilone Jill Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haskel D and F FJughes John Mavroides Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Guay The McDonnell Family The Pauley Family Janet Kiesel The Martel Family The Orrell Family Robin and George Foster The Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. Coltin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maniatis Mrs. E. O. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stevens Harlow B. Cole Armand Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. John Verani Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pitcairn Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lafoe The Hobbs Family James Grimes The Israelsohn ' s Paul and Cathleen McGinley Poncho and Kurka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Burns Mr. and Mrs. George Soffron Kay Dot, Otis, and George Jutta and Ed Smith George Green Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Johnson Deidre June Waz Sharon and Greg Gogan Drs. Carl and Carol Russo Donald Rice Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Mrs. Louis Manos Mr. and Mrs. William Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gerrish Mrs. McQuarrie Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Pojasek Pat and Bob The Glenn Parker Family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cavatorta Mr. and Mrs. William Mavroides Mr. and Mrs. Baughman The Cain Family The Bain Family The Elward Family A Friend The Mills Family The Temple Family The Espindle Family The Fierra Family Mr. and Mrs. O ' Flynn Richard Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duggan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. David Smith The Mackey Girls Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascucelli Mr. and Mrs. Perley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pike Mr. and Mrs. Dave N. Goding Jr. Barbara S. Beaman The William George Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunn A Friend Clare and Tom Herron Mr. and Mrs. Frank Antonucci Sr. Lopes Family Carter Family FHeidi Hennessey Denise Cynkus Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Alan Koziol Sharon Spittle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knowlton Bournazis Family jack Palis Carey Family Mr. Al Bell Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Talbot, Beth Alison, Craig Good Luck from Sue ' s mother Ed Hawes “Antenna Man Dr. Ralph Palombo Jeannette Espinola Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godfrey Tom Hills Jeff Gallant Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ragosta Herbert F. Farmer Jr. Lt. Burns McGrath Family Andy and Elaine A Friend Al and Terry Kotek Demos Geanakountzos Edna Somers Timber Hill Farm Mr. and Mrs. Laurien Levesque Cbrista Walker Anonymous Mrs. O. Naugle E. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saulnier Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chouinard Joe Paine Another Parent Mr. and Mrs. Stamatakos The Masse Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul White Teresa Hetnar, Richard Farina Alice Bakula Wilson Family Hofsteader Family Dallas Family Tucker Family Mr. and Mrs. Chmura The Desmonds Mr. and Mrs. Robishaw John and Jennifer Fichera Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Strok Jennie Palis Don B. Old Post Office Clock Shop Mr. and Mrs. Visser Chairman Meow The man in the purple undies The Hebbels Poot and his Chick The Doyon Family The Stewarts Mrs. Weneger Mr. and Mrs. Amundsen The Best Family The Birminghams Mr. E. Killeen Lois Kline Mr. and Mrs. W. Mansell Mr. and Mrs. Pancho Smith Frank Antonucci Jr. and Family Alfred Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Leon Turner Mrs. George Soffron Ruth Horne A. Buturia Anonymous John W. Los The Gallants A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guay David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Bourque Harlan Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimela Arthur Thomson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Griffen The Babsons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Burns Dorothy Damon Dr. and Mrs. Cordima Anonymous Danny Markos Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sweenie Mr. and Mrs. Leland Carter Jenny Long Cleary ' s F. B. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Whynot Merry Eustace The Lahar Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poirier Mr. and Mrs. John Waz A Friend Myrna and Richard Lombard A Friend Janet Perley Anonymous Evelyn and Leon Dorr Mr. and Mrs. Tolan Stanley Bennett and Son The Gysans Sgt. Bruce D. Brigham Mrs. Thomas Dorman Susan Desrochers Mr. and Mrs. George Desrochers Roger Barous Mr. and Mrs. Orville M. Gidding Jeff Jones Irvine Heath Ballard Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillespie M. Eliopoulos Bob Kelley Barbara and Dale Vincent Linda Merry A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Winter George and Evelyn Medding Mr. and Mrs. Lemmon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clapp The Sullivan Family Jeanett O ' Connor Eddie Chiappini Anonymous S. Mark Boudreau Murphy Linda Hulsam A Friend Chris Hatch Nancy Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. George Anzuoni Donald R. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plotner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murawski Paul Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Childs A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cameron Mr. and Mrs. C. Lahnston W. Howard Jane Kijek Mastrangelos Johnson Family Mr. and Mrs. Niels Knakkergaard Paul, Mark, and Brigitte Rogers Heidi Keyworth Mr. and Mrs. John Dragoni Jerry A. Hanson The Budzianowski L. C. Galanis Richard LaCroix Mr. and Mrs. David Crestir Lois Poirier Mr. and Mrs. John Clogston William R. Szydio Peggy Whittier Jack Morrison The Huffs Mr. and Mrs. Sadoway Sherry Bennett Robert Comeau Frank Geist Helen and Chick Kingman Anonymous Angelo Pappas Bob and Liz Shoreman Betty S. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meunier Frank Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scibisz A. M. Swicker Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Player Kiki, Sturg Varrell Greenburg Mr. and Mrs. Whooley The Sorokas Mrs. Abby Louis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gahm Cynthia and Bob Greenleaf Frank Scanzani Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackey Little Black Joe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plotner Franklin Quandt Carolyn Davies Wilson Family Dody and Rick Wellock Bill Smith Katherine McLaughlin V. Ogren Peter Amaro Pam and Jim Andrea and Michael Lewis Nancy Stetson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trask Vernon Cooke Ken Purington joe Robishaw Mr. and Mrs. William Zeroulias Frank and Stella Smith Gerald Orsini Garrik Manninen Dave Hampson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mortenson Ellie and Tom Haraden Markiwicz Sharon Jones John Karalias C. Lewis Heather and Jennifer Stevens The Bolducs Raymond Marcaurelle Kathleen and Tom Sullivan Anonymous Phyllis Iwic E. P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jermyn The Duffs Pat and Paul Mattson Clara and Mike Singer P. W. Kellam Pappas Ernest Nikas Eamily The Sirdis Eamily Caron Sousa The Woodburys Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin Bob and Loretta Wile Mr. and Mrs. James Nikas Herman Kanter Marjorie Rand Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips Ann O ' Brien Cindy and John Hackler Stan Allen Sandra Duke Linda and James H. A. Caspar Douglas Hussey Mrs. Cappos The Rawstons Karl Bronk Snap-On-Tools Mrs. Ered Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. James Lampropoulos A Eriend Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wentworth Frank Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowen Sr. The Smolia Family Currier Park Antiques The Drowns The Whittiers Dawn Bell Gene Moon Mr. and Mrs. Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grenier Mr. and Mrs. David Cutter Bill Wendt Donald Collum Musgrave Mr. Reggie Jackson Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenney R. Provost Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson Vicki Fenton The Kellkies A Friend The Oakes Family Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Traverse Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stewart Jan and Spike A Friend The Baldinelli Family Mr. and Mrs. Drougas Mrs. Robinson Byard F orsman Mary Mourikas Anne Marie TIumacki Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackey Ann Marie Hook Linda and Michael Debbie, Russ, Ginger, and Muffin The Adams Family The Krajeski Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butterick Mr. Kenneth Sears jr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burns Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Fowler The Howard Family Mary and Ted Carver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dudgeon Mr. and Mrs. James Fithian Mr. and Mrs. William Alen Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Don Simard Mr. and Mrs. Steyer Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ford Beau, Duffey, Shad, Misty, Sammy Gretch Jane Jones Mary Jaslowich The Mackay Smiths A Friend Stanley Hetnar Russell and Eleanor Fowler A Friend Bill Alexopoulos Mr. and Mrs. George Jewell Mr. and Mrs. James Terlizzi James Wedge Sheila Hewitt W. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonarrigo Junior Mickey Williamson Dorothy Hammersley Mo Perkins and Tracy Mr. and Mrs. William Manning The Larrivee Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven Marvin The Deschenes Family Linda, Robie, Suzy, Chris, Ruth Stan Woodburg Heather and Michael Boutchie Mrs. Wheeler Mildred and Steven Puteur Roy and Gale Nelson Kathryn Ambs The Bowen Family The Brocklebank Family The King Family Mr. and Mrs. Gajewski Mr. Bryan Cayer Mr. and Mrs. J. Pecaro Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tobiason The Tavanchy ' s The Meers Ed Oxner Mr. and Mrs. Phaneuf The Blake Family Karen Kline Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins The Selburgs The Boch ' s Dintes, Scoot, Missy and Prince The Theodosopoulos Family The Hulbert Family I Prisby Tom, John, James Phil Publicover Whitney and Medelyn Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Stone Bob and Pat Fowler Jack and Joyce Kippin Family Ted Raymond Leonoa Norman Mr. and Mrs. Francis Desmond Mrs. Harold Porter Foster Family Chick Campisi Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Perna Mr. and Mrs. Amundson David Brown Mrs. Louis A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pickul Rev. Joseph S. Lukas Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rathe The Appleton Family A Friend jack and John Sheppard Beth Ellis The Whiston Family Mr. and Mrs. Dunkin Stanley and Lillian Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGrath Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveland PATRON DRIVE COMMITTEE Ann Haraden Lynne Fiske Andy Ford Steve Burke Barbie Nolan John Galanis Monica Chouinard Christine Mackey Bruce Robie Terry Deschenes Bernie Adell Kathy Burns Toni Earina Dan Russ Robert Aponas Paul Gerrish John Hopping Greg Woodburn Roy Graves Jud Logan David Theodosopoulos Maryanne Guay Mariane Tiumacki Collette Beaulieu Kelley Smolla Dianne Carter John Wisnowski Beth Lynch Dorothy Surette Ginny Stevens Cathy Markos Nancy Campus Maureen Wickstrom Lisa Knakkergaard Ann Cleveland Karen Antonucci Jeanne Pojasek Susan Kollins Bonnie Baldinelli Mike DeRosa Don Bowen Mary Ogiba Minna Babson Patty Pickul Debbie Antonucci Gayle Visser Cindy Wynaught Janice Baldinelli David Fuller Kevin Casali Mildred LaFoe Sam Stantial Maria Farfaras Kathy Gallant Bebedetto Womack The Lavoies John Benedix The Yerfellow Family Mr. and Mrs. Pszenny Boley Radzinski Mr. and Mrs. Stansfield The Burke Family Mr. and Mrs. Nokes George Barter Smokey and Kay Smith Mr. and Mrs. Holland Mrs. Cogswell Lo uise Haskins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens Edwin H. Damon Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nagus SENIOR INDEX ADELL, BERNARD- Track V. 1,2, 3, 4; Football V. 1,2,3,4; M.V.P Award-Track 3. M.V.P Award-Football 4. All Star Award-Football 1,2, 3,4. All Sch. Football Award 3,4. Patron Dr. 4. ANTONUCCI, DEBORAH- Field Hoc. J.V. 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Hon Award 1,2,3,4; Steer. Comm. 1,2,3,4; Ski Club I, 2,3,4; Year bk. 4. ANTONUCCI, KAREN- Field Hoc. J.V. 1,2; Softball J. V. 1,2; Intra. Voll. 1; Powder- puff 2. Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; Class Sec. 1; Patron Dr. 4 Ski Club. 1,2, 3,4. BABSON, MELINDA- ' ' Minna Hon. Award 2,3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 1,2, 3,4; Steer Comm. 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Pres. 3. V-Pres. 4; Company 2,4 For. Lang. 2; Mus. 1,2,3,4; Pep. Squad 1,2. BALDINELLI, JANICE- Field Hoc. J.V. 1; Track. 2; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4. BEAULIEU, COLLETTE- Field Hoc. J.V. 1 Field Hoc. V. 2,4; Basketball J.V. 1,2. Basket- ball V. 3. BOWEN, DONALD- Soc. J.V. 1,2. Soc. V 3,4; Track V. 2,3,4; Hon. Award. 3,4; Most improved player 3; Year bk. staff 4; Art Club 2; Steer. Comm. 4 Patron Dr. 4; Stu. Adv. Bd. 4; Stu. Council-Pres. 3,4. CAMPUS, NANCY- Field Hoc. J.V. 1; Field Hoc. V. 2,3,4; Basketball J.V. 1; Bas- ketball V. 2,3,4; Softball V. 2,3,4; Steer. Comm. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom. Patron Dr. 4. CARTER, DIANNE- Track. J.V. 1. Majorette-1,2,3,4. Capt. Majorettes, 4. A.F.S. 2,3; For. Lang. 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Patron Dr. 4. CHOUINARD, MONICA- Softball manager J.V. 1,2. Soft- ball manager V. 3,4. Intra. Voll. 2. Hon. Award 1,2, 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Steer. Comm. 2. A.F.S. 2,3,4; Stu. Council 1; Home-Ec. Club 3. CLEMENO, JOHN- Bonue” Soc. V. 4 Lacrosse V. 2,3,4; Stu. Council 3,4. CLEVELAND, ANN- Powderpuff 4; Steer. Comm. I, 2, 3,4; Class treas. 4; For. Lang Club 1,2; For. Lang. Pres. 1,2; Math League 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Stu. Adv. Bd. 1,2,3,4; Stu. Adv. Sec. 4. DEROSA, MICHAEL- Basketball 1; Basketball J.V. 2 Baseball J.V. 2,1 Baseball V. 3,4; Ski Club 4; Year bk-Sports Ed. 4. DESROCHERS, STEVEN Soc. J.V. 1,2; Soc. V. 3; Golf. J. V. 2; Jr. Prom. 2. GALANIS, jOHN- Yani Football J.V. 2; Football V. 3,4; Track V. 1,2, 3, 4; Hon. Award. 1,3; Math League 4. GALLANT, KATHY- Intr. Tennis 2; j.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2; V. Football Cheer leader 3,4; Basketball Cheer- leader V. 3. Steer. Comm. 2,3,4. GRAVES, HEIDI- Cross Country 1,2. Band 1,2,3. GRAVES, ROY- Soc. J.V. ,1,2; Soc. V. 3,4; fres h bas ket ball 1 Basketball j.V. 2; Track V. 1,2, 3,4; Hon. 3; Band 1,2,3,4 nickname- “Digger GRIEFIN, GAIL- Softball j.V. 1; Tennis j.V. 2; Tennis V. 3; Hon. Award 1,2 3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 1,2,3; Stu. Council 2; Steer. Comm. 1,2,3; For. Lang. 1,2,3; O.E.A. 3. Pep Squad 1,2. GUAY, MARYANNE- Tennis-1; Tennis j.V. 2, Tennis Intra. 2 Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; For. Lang. 2,3,4; jr. Prom; Sr. Prom. HOPPING, jOHN- Football 1, Football j.V. 10; Soc. V. 3,4 Baseball j.V. 1 Baseball V. 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Hon. Award; Class Treas. 1,2. KOLLINS, SUSAN- Tennis, j.V. 1,2; Tennis, V. 3,4; V. Hoc. Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Intra. Tennis 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Sr. Brunch; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; For. Lang. 1,2, 3,4; Stu. Council 1,2, 3,4; Stu. Adv. Bd. 2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Sr. Prom 4 Sr. Play 4; Mus. 4 Co-Ed. Year Bk. 4; Wash. Workshops 4. Hon. Award 2,3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 2,3,4. LEAMY, jONATHAN- Basketball j.V. 2; Soc V. 2,3,4- Capt. 3,4. Track. V. 1,2, 3,4; M.I.P-2-Soc. M.V.P-4- Soc. Coaches Award-Soc.-3; All Lea- gue 4-Soc. LEWIS, BARBARA- Track. 1; Softball j.V 2; Powder- puff 2,4; V. Alt. Cheerleader 3; Eootball Cheerleader 4. LEWIS, STEVE- Football 1; Football j.V. 2; Foot- ball V. 3,4; Hoc. V. 1,2,3,4; Baseball j.V. 1; Baseball V. 2,3,4. M.V.P-Award Hoc. 2; Coaches Award Football 4. MACKEY, CHRISTINE- Field Hoc. j.V. 1,2,3; Tennis j.V. 1,2; Tennis V. 3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 1,2,3,4; Nat. Hon. Soc 3,4; Stu. Council 2,3,4; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; For. Lang. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4; Wash. Workshop 4. McCarthy, william- Football j.V. 1,2; Football V. 3; Lacrosse j.V. 1; Lacrosse V. 2,3,4. McGrath, brian- Football 1; Football j.V. 2; Bas- ketball 1; Basketball j.V. 2; Basketball V. 3; Baseball j.V. 1,2 Baseball V. 3,4. nickname Goldie MEERS, jOEL- Tennis V. 1,2 Band 1,2, 3,4 V. Pres. 4. NICHOLSON, JEANNE Tennis j.V. 1,2; Field Hoc. j.V. 1,2; Cheerleading j.V. 2; Hon. Award. 1,2; Stu. Council 1,2; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; For. Lang. 4; Year Bk. 4. Sr. Prom 3; Class V. Pres. 1 OGIBA, MARY- Field Hoc. 2,3; Field Hoc. V. 4; Tennis J.V. 2; Track V. 3; Hon. Award 2,3; Stu. Council 1; Steer. Comm. 1,4; For. Lang. 3,4; Year Bk. 4; Ski Club 1; Jr. Prom 2. PICKUL, PATRICIA- Field Hoc. 1,2,3; Tennis V. 3,4-Capt. Tennis J.V. 1,2. Class Pres. 1; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; Stu. Council 1,2,4; For. Lang. 4; Year Bk. 4; Hon. Award 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play. POJASEK, JEANNE- Softball J.V. 1; Brown University Bk. Award 3; History Awrd. 3; Hon. Award 1,2, 3,4; Eaculty Gold Watch Award 3; Nat. Hon. Society 3,4; Steer. Comm, 1,2, 3,4; Class Sec. 2,3,4; Eor. Lang. Club 1,2,3; Stu. Council 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Editor-Yearbk. 4; The Company 2,3.4; Sr. Brunch 3; Wash. Workshops 4; Sr. Play; Sch. Ach. Award 1,2, 3,4. ROBIE, BRUCE- Tennis V. 1,2,3.; Basketball 1; Basketball J.V. 2; Basketball V. 3,4; Football 1; Football J.V. 2; Football V. 3,4; V-Pres. 3,4; Math League 1,2,3,4; Nat. Hon. Society 3,4; Nickname Red ROSS, JOHN- Tennis J.V. 1,2,3; Hon. Award I, 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3. 4; Math Lea- gue 1,2, 3,4; Nickname Rosco NOLAN, BARBARA- Field Hoc. J.V. 1,2,3; Basketball J. V. 1; Tennis J.V. 1,2,; Tennis V. 3,4; Powderpuff 2; Hon. Award 2,3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 3; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2 -Tres 3-4 Pres.; Yearbk. 4; Class Day 3. SURETTE, DOROTHY- Eield Hoc. J.V. 2,3; Track 1; Steer. Comm. 2,3.4; TSOUTSOURAS, JAMES- Mass. Sch. Art Award 3; Art Club 2,3,4; WYNAUGHT, CINDY- Softball 1; Tennis J.V 2; Tennis V. 3,4; Hon. Award 3,4; Sch. Ach. Award 1,2, 3,4; Steer. Comm. 1,2, 3,4; Eor. Lang. 1,2,3,4; Stu. Council 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Yearbk. 4; O.E.A. 3. THEODOSOPOULOS, DAVID- Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Hoc. J.V. 1,2; Hoc. V. 3; Eootball J.V. 3; Intr. Voll. 1; Hon. Award 1, 2,3,4; Math League 1,2, 3,4; Steer. Comm. 2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Play; Com- pany 3,4; Yearbk. 4. EAREARAS, MARIA- Pep Squad 2; Type. Awards 2,3; O.E.A. 3,4-Pres.; Intrs. Voll. 1; Intra. Basketball 1; Intra. Tennis 2; Tennis J.V. 3. LORD, KAREN- O.E.A. 3,4; Steer. Comm. 3; Intral. Voll. 1; Track 1,4; Soft- ball 2; Powderpuff Eoot. 1,4. SCHOEIELD, MARY- O.E.A. 4; Hall Decor. 1,4; Gymn. Club 4; Track V. 1,2,3,4; J.V. Field Hoc. 1; Majorette 2,3,4; Basketball Cheer. V. 3,4; Basket- ball J.V. 2; Powderpuff Foot. 1,4. Nickname Tracey There is a time in every man ' s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better, for worse, as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernal of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given him to till. The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what he can do, nor does he know until he has tried. — Ralph Waldo Emerson IPSWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY 313.414513 1 ♦ Aey . o 3 2122 0007 4497 For Reference Not to be taken from this room rMtliHli; £, ' ' .V