Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

mWJCM MJ0M SCMOOC CjCASS 09 7981 an island of itself js jsA pjees 09 Z, A PAKZ 09 ZMS MAJM . , AW MAW DSAZM mMJMSMSS MS, nSCAUSe J AM jwozvsd mamjw And Zherefore J ever Send Zo Know ?or Whom Zhe Mell Zolls-. Jt Zolls ?or Zkee. MR. CHARLES McKENZIE It is not often a member of the administration is considered a friend rather than a foe. It is not often that a man can command respect, admiration, and instill that hint of fear in students all at the same time. Not often does it happen that students receive an authoritative figure who can arouse so much enthusiasm, inovation and drive without sacrificing the individuality and comforting security of a first name basis. Here at the Ipswich High School we have been exposed to a diverse group of people who have added flavor and spice to our lives; but few have had as great an impact on our high school education as Mr. McKenzie. Through our experiences at the I.H.S. we have come to predict his arrival by his ever present keys and the quick dispersion of menacing groups. He has his other peculiarities: Nobody could quite look over his glasses the way he does, or lean back in that chair at his desk without falling over, and better still who could possibly perfect the duplication of his signature. Mr. McKenzie, you have bought our raffle tickets, eaten our pancakes, worn our carnations and measured us for the caps and gowns which we now don. You have held our class together in the most turbulent times always keeping our heads above water and our eyes on land. Now we ask our final favor of you. The class of 1981 has overwhelmingly voted you the recipient of the dedication of our yearbook. Please accept this as our apology for the headaches, ulcers, and any inconvenient pains we may have caused you. Your memory will be as vivid in our minds ten years from now as it is on this day; as for us, you have only to open this book and the memories will flow from its pages. Here ' s to memories! The class of 1981 j MR. PETER O’ROURKE Math Department “Originality excites curiosity by its rar- ity. -H. Larent He who has the esteem of others is a man much sought after; as is our Mr. O’Rourke. Mr. “Pete O’Rourke left us in March of this year after a teaching career at Ipswich High School of seven years. In the past four years he has be- come a friend, a teacher and an all around “cool guy. He has taught many of us the basic skills of math through algebra, trigonometry, calculus and fin- ite math. Mr. O’Rourke has been our homeroom bell for two years now. How many times have we heard, “C’mon, get to your homerooms, ’’ or “Where do you belong? only to find once we were dispersed he and his colleagues were forming their own aggregation in the front foyer. With these memories, and countless more, we will remember you, Mr. ORourke. Good Luck in Wisconsin. J.C. V The Meeting Waters Close beside the meeting waters, Long stood as in a dream, Watching how the little river Fell into the broader stream. Calm and still the mingled current Glided to the waiting sea; On its breast serenely pictured Floating cloud and skirting tree. And I thought, “o, human spirit! Strong and deep and pure and blest. Let the stream or my existence Blend with thine, and find its rest!” I could die as dies the river. In that current deep and wide; I would live as live its waters. Flashing from a stronger tide. John Greenleaf Whittier 58 o t?3 cto Wayne Atkinson William Barter Billy Pamela Jean Beyer The road to success is always u nder construction . Debra May Bernard Clarke B. Bayley Debbie Jr. Love is a perfect Bruce imperfection. ” Michael Blaquiere Mike Today is the first day of the rest of my life. ” Barbara Ann Blessington Blum Be yourself - No one Consider how small else is better qualified. ’’ you Steven J. Bolognese Sandra Marie Boutin Bootie Susan Brumbelow Donna Elizabeth Burns ‘Burnsy” “Many dreams have come true, And some have silver linings. I live for my dream, and a pocketfull of gold. ” Holden Butt Richard A. Bramley, Jr. Douglas Brocklebank Timothy Bucklin Anthony Carter T.C. Wayne Castonguay Brian Cayer Linda Cavatorta Dida “Don’t walk in front of me, I might not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my Friend. ’’ Robert Carter Debra A. Callahan Deb “Turn the Page’’ 10 Jim Childs 3rd Per. S.T. (CAPT) Joan E. Clarkin Janice Anne Clements Jan “Diligentia maximim etiam mediocris ingeni subsidium . Diligence is a very great help even to a mediocre intelligence. Seneca Cheryl Coleman Niki Lambrusco ‘Tve been to the edge. ” Kerri Collins Donald Collins 3rd Per. S.T.; Sp. Jeff Como David Cook Katherine Anne Davis Katie ‘Best of friends never part, Best of fools have love forever from the bottom of their heart.” Susan Damon Michael John Darisse Mike James Depaola Susan Derochers Margaret Dyer John Emery Tracy Anne Dow Courage is the Art of being the only one who knows you’re scared to death. ’’-Earl Wilson Elizabeth Hope Ellis Beth If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn ' t, it never was. ’’ Wendy Lynne Lisa Michelle Edwards Elliot i Ethel Galanis Steven Michael Giza Geeze Lonliness My heart is empty filled with nothing but air My dreams are full with nothing but fantasy, My Mind is cluttered with thoughts of the Future, My Solution? . . . None Jo-anna Marie Greeley Jo “The web of our life is of mingled yarn, good and ill together; Our virtues would be proud, if our faults whipped them not; and our crimes would despair, if they were not cherished by our virtues.” - Shakespeare- Joseph H. Greenwood Ping Jayne Grundy Kenneth Haas Christine Marie Hall Chrissy “Today, well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. ” Unknown David Michael Heaphy Heaph Late again.” Eric Hudson Melanie Gail Jensen Mel Mike Jones Jonsie Never criticize what you don’t understand.” Sandra L. Kenyon “Nice!!!” Heidi Keyworth Suppie Joanne M. Lahounty JoJo “Malice toward none and friendship to all. ” Jeanne La Vallee Tracee E. Kneeland “Crash “ “Carpe Diem ” “Cueillez du Jour” Lisa Lemieux Mark Lemmon Kimberly Anne Lensky Kim 4 “A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out! Lisa Lewis Winky ... and whip iti Bi good! To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you have set for yourself . . . To be the you that you want to be- that is 20 Andrea L. Luna Michael John Lombard “Lombardi” James Mitchell MacDonald Mitch Piece of cake Andi I Know it hurts to say goodbye But It ' s time for me to fly. Rosemary Lopes Rose I’m on the Highway to Hell, don’t stop me . . .’’AC DC Caroline A. Lynch Its better to burn out than to fade away Neil Young John Marchand 22 Heidi Makris “The language of friendship is not words, hut meanings. ” Joseph Manning Garrick Manninen James P. Marchand Lisa J. Margeson Margeson “THINK! Then go ahead and do it anyway! Dana Mastrangelo Craig McDonald ‘%et us then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuring. Learn to labour and to wait ' -Longfellow “Go For It! Peter Michael McLaughlin Kathleen Messer Kathleen C. Marr Kat Jill McLeod Jillian “Jillian came from out on an island . . Tina Nadeau Valerie Sirmo Nikas Val “Indeed, we are but shadows - we are not endowed with real life, and all that seems most real about us is but the thinnest substance of a dream - till the heart is touched. That touch creates us - then we begin to be.’’ Nathaniel Hawthorne Cheryl A. Oakes Always be happy, not sad. ’’ 25 26 Peter Anthony Rockett Pete “The Red Sox will go all the way. But When? Victoria L. Roy Vicki Snappa “If I leave tommorow, will you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. ’’ Maura Ann Schoen “My journey to tomorrow is always just begining . . .’’ Elizabeth Mae Sanders Beth “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow . . . It’ll soon be here. Fleetwood Mac Lee W. Schofield III Skully “I’ll always remember you. Melanie A. Smith Mel Don’t rush the good things in life. ’’ Memories, my Memories- How long can you stay To haunt my days?” -Queen Dorothy Stanley Dot Yvonne L. Souza If you don’t believe in miracles- stick around and become one. ” Ron Spinhurn 29 Kathleen A. Stewart Joanna M. Wallace Whanna Cindy Temple David Vickery “You can ’t always get what you want. Shana Warren 31 Hannah Vincent Amy Walsh Amelie Mary-Beth Wickstrom Wick Christopher Michael Wilson Linda Jean Welsh Jeffrey Winter Susan Wegzyn Michael Patrick Welsh Welshy Vote for the Anderson difference. ” , 35 IN RE TROSPECT . . . A long time ago, in a galaxy far away existed the freshman class of 1981; and so existed the new science-fiction movie ’STAR WARS’. This film sparked a trend of galaxy greats. Speaking of science, NASA made space history sending the ’Space Voy- ager’ to photograph Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Traveling in space was not much more expensive than here on Earth in an automobile. The price of gas was about GOd per gallon. Keeping warm was another expense. Heating oil was 47(t a gallon. Meanwhile, the freshman class — the largest ever to enter IHS — was adjusting to its new environment. Just as Ipswich High School became familiar to them, an exchange trip to Bondy, France was originated. Some students experienced extreme cul- ture shock in the foreign land while others merely became cultured. And another item was originated. Students developed a new outlet for creativity and communication in the Ipswich Chronicle — the Ramblin’ Clam’ was born. Many have been steamed or fried by news articles, but for the most part the Clam has been a favorable asset to the school. Another asset to the school was the Varsity Football squad. They blitzed and blocked their way to the Super Bowl title over Newburyport, 54-13 in 1977. tbe John I m not crazy about him, eitiier Even thelHS ' Company’ became reknown state-wide when its produc- tion ' Chinamen ' in the Massachusetts High School Drama Guild Festi- val clinched the winning title with Cohasset in 1978. However, not everyone in the world was so fortunate. Great celebri- ties such as Elvis Presley, Bing Crosby, John Henry Bonham, Peter Sellers, and most recently John Lennon met their mortal end, but remain immortal in many hearts. But devastating losses touched our community as well; more than we could endure at times. The losses of Kitty Robertson, Larry Levesque, John Equi, Daniel McArdle, and Rocky caused tremendous grief and sorrow — although they are considered immortal in our humble town. Yet grief seemed to be the trend of the times. The great Hills fire accompanied by the Norris fire and the deaths of three of their family members resulted in many tears and frazzled emotions. This grief spread nation-wide when Iranian terrorists siezed the U.S. Embassy in Iran taking 52 Americans hostages. A long 14 1 2 months was endured. The time seemed to drag . Boom! Did the Iranians drop the ' big one ' on the U.S. ? No, it was the Mount St. Helens volcanic erruption! This natural disaster left many homeless and covered with ashes. Yet the Middle East was a hotter spot. The Russians invaded Afganistan. As a result, young adults, (both men and women), wer e enco raeed to visit their local Post Office for Draft Regis- ' the 1980 Summer Olympics — held in Moscow- America and a few of her loyal allies. I I However, the Winter Olympics — in Lake Placid, New York- — were outstandingly successful for Americans. They provided the icing on the American Bake of ' Russian Animosity ' when the U.S. Hockey team skated their way to the sold defes tin s the g viets. 4-3 — a dream come true! Meanwhile, i Girls ' Varsity Basketball i li hey siezed first place in their state division [ irTT . ' was achieved by still more Ijxrm ites. The ' Fools ' , their musical career playing at IHS dances, cut their firsf bunjziSold Out ' . They were destined to be famous; the world and produced a second album. razing of education feared Despite the nation’s political, economic, or social situations, most of the people’s attention was drawn to the ’boob tube’ — especially to the two T.V. treats, ’Gen- eral Hospital’ and ’Dallas’. With Laura getting raped. Heather accidentally tak- ing the LSD she intended to give Diana, and Rick breaking up with both Leslie and Monica, etc who could help but keep their eyes glued to the screen from 3:00 to 4:00 every weekday afternoon? And wasn’t the suspense as to “who shot J.R. ’’just terrible in ’Dallas’? (By the way, do you think Luke and Laura will ever get back together?) Nevertheless, most Taxachusetts citizens’ attention focused on their pocket- books. Referendum question 2 — Proposition 2V2 — received an overwhelming (2-1) ’YES’ vote. It was the people’s plea to reduce taxes; however, many social services and educational programs will be eliminated — threatening the jobs of many. Already, the Junior High School is without an interscholastic sports program. Ronald Reagan also received an overwhelming acceptance — into the White House. He defeated incumbant Jimmy Carter in the 1980 Presidential Election. As the oldest president ever to take the office, Reagan intends to “get the government off the backs of the people”. Hopefully he’ll do something about the skyrocketing gasoline and heating oil prices. One must now pay an amazing $1.30 per gallon of gas, and shocking $1.27 per gallon of heating oil! But do not despair! The hostages have been set free after 444 days of captivity, returning to the tune of ’Tie a Yellow Ribbon ’Round the Old Oak Tree’. . . . And as we march to ’Pomp and Circumstance’, we have served our time. We have been set free. . . and who knows what the future holds? — Jeanne La Vallee ase ruirci -fbf ,- i •. t- Oh Kcxpp j t)cLV.| S I TC ■) .5 1 c f9 1 rA. r 0 i. , b e h-- n r- P 7 V 7 c ly ' o ' ■ 3 . ' 7 f {. ,n C J ■ ' vf N X LIajJu x -O-rCM € i c j b 5a Ben Paul Boys’ State Harvard Book Award Brown Book Award Faculty Award Century HI Award Bausch and Lomb Science Salem News Student Athlete Award 42 n Allison Amundsen Jewish War Veterans Award Jeanne LaVallee Hugh O’Brian Seminar D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Student Gov’t. Day Rep. 43 Joan Clarkin Girls’ State Sandra Boutin Business Dept. Faculty Award 44 Kathy Geoffrion National Merit Of Commendation Jan Clements Voice Of Democracy Essayist How could we forget our first step in be- coming seniors- The Junior Prom Remember getting all dressed up .. . going out to dinner . . . coming down all those stairs thinking, “Oh God, if I fall, ”... the flash cubes blinding us so that we couldn ’t see whose hand we were shaking in the reception line . . . and how ’bout that delicious punch! We made it through it all on the evening of May 9, 1980, at the Hellenic Center in Ipswich. 1 Class Musicians Susan Braese Tim Bucklin Class Lovers Best Dressed Brian Cayer Dottie Stanley Bruce Lineham Amy Walsh Most Attractive David Naimie Leigh Nikas Most Congenial Brian Cayer Allison Amundsen Cutest Class Blushers I Bonnie T:il or Cnng McDonald Class Babies David Kenney Beth Sanders Kristen Fudge Mike Lombard Most Gullible Class Scholars Most School Spirit Allison Amudsen Rick Bramley Most Likely To Suceed Joan Clarkin Ben Paul Done Most For The Class Rick Bramley Mary Logan ■ IBlI Girlologist New Kids On The Block Michelle Naimie Cindy Jewett David Naimie Apple Polishers Jay Angel Kat Marr MV Most Unique Class Weasels Space Cadets Su.cnn Wofi Aii Joshiui Foii.- cr Non-Conformists Siisiiii n Joshiut Foiisi ' r Wit Class Saints Bclh h ' llis Hick Hriimlcv Class Athletes Mary I.oi .in .hm (kt noii Class Clowns Allison Amundsen Greg Dallas Most Talkative Maura Schoen Btcven Gv .a Mr. Colin Bell Mrs. Cynthia Quinn Contrary to popular belief, going through four years of high school and being in high school for four years are not one in the same. Our class was fortunate enough to have two people who made this distinction quite clear to us. They cared enough to make certain that our high school years were pro- ductive within the classroom and beyond. They were successful. Mr. Bell came to us early in our freshman year. Why, we still don ' t know. His tranquility and sin- cere concern rejuvinated us even in the despair of losing hall decorating for the third time. Arduosly working in the background, this man guided us to our profits, and through our losses. He was there with us for four years, the Junior Prom, the Cotil- lion, and eventually graduation. Mrs. Quinn joined us in our senior year when her innovative thinking and tight control of the reins of our class were desperately needed. She advised our class with an ease and authority unique to her, and was to eventually become respected, dependable, and truly admired. Thank you both for your time, your effort and your understanding. We dedicate this page to you. This page is a small reminder of the role you played in our school years. We can only hope that ours will not be the last class you touch in so special a way. J.C. “Rivers have what man most respects and longs for in his own life and thought-a capacity for renewal and replenishment, continual energy, creativity, cleansing.” -John M. Kauffman, “Flow East” f r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Mary Logan Vice President Katie Davis Secretary Allison Amundsen Treasurer Rick Bramley SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Ml iii Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: Treasurer R. Bramley, E. Galanis, H. Makris, L. Ring, Secretary A. Amundsen, President M. Logan, J. Clarkin, K. Stewart, J. Greeley, J. LaVallee, J. Clements, M. Dow, Vice President K. Davis, Front Row: B. Bayley, K. Perkins, P. Pojasek, M. Wickstrom, D. Callahan, T. Kneeland, T. Dow, C. Hall, Not Included: P. Beyer, S. Bolognese, S. Braese, S. Brumbelow, T. Bucklin, R. Carter, S. Crossman, G. Dallas, B. Ellis, K. Fudge, K. Geoffrion, N. Hass, J. McLead, K. Messer, D. Naimie, B. Paul, D. Porter, M. Schoen, M. Smith, W. Snow, Y. Souza, S. Spittle, S. Sullivan, S. Sweeney, A. Walsh, J. Winter, K. Womack. Advisors: Mr. Colin Bell, Mrs. Cynthia Quinn. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Kathy Mackey Secretary Paige Whiston Vice President Robin Sha nnon Treasurer Mary Jon Brett JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: S. Ray, B. Bowen, S. Entwistle, K. Paskowski, K. Fitzpatrick, S. Gosse, M. Galaska, M. Nicoll, Front Row: C. Heigh, Treasurer M. Brett, Vice President R. Shannon, President K. Mackey, Secretary P. Whiston, J. Stansfield, K. Colburn. Not Included: M. Bowen, J. Eaton, L. Gagnon, J. Gahm, J. Kelly, M. LaCount, A. Whipple. Advisor: Mr. Richard Merullo. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Bill Linehan Vice President Janet Carver Secretary Amy Roy Treasurer Jennifer Meers SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Left to Right Top to Bottom: K. Markos, M. Bramley, S. Walker, D. DeAngelis, L. Sullivan, M. Whooley, J. Christiansen, S. Gilbert, C. LaCount, M. Crawford, J. Paone, C. Stone, L. Bou-ani H Stevens, V. Fitzpatric, President B. Linehan, M. Maguire, J. Kelly, C. DiCicco, Not Included: Secretary A. Roy, Treasurer J. Meers, Vice-President J. Carver Advisors: Mr. Wayne Arsenault, Mrs. Arline Welch 58 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Kathy Gagnon Secretary Missy Darnell Vice President Rusty Spencer Treasurer Kim Wilson FRESHMEN STEERING COMMITTEE Left To Right Top To Bottom; J. Stasiak, A. Richard, S. Lynn, J. Strok, M. Lees, M. Kleiner, E. Sullivan, L. Andrews, C. Knowlton, J. Leamy, E. Adams, Vice President R. Spencer, W. Hayes, Middle Row: D. Kavanaugh, D. Seigel, S. Noe, M. Paulitz, L. Morison, K. Lombard, N. Brown, L. Jellison, A. McGrath, Front Row: Secretary M. Darnell, K. Anderson, H. Schwartz, President K. Gagnon, L. McLaughlin, G. Middlebrook, P. Linehan, C. Parady, Not Included: Treasurer K. Wilson Advisor: Mrs. Donna Clapp 59 STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Allison Amundsen Maria Gagnon Jeanne LaVallee Mary-Beth Wickstrom Patty Pojasek STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: A. Robie, K. Fitzpatrick, K. Stewart, M. MacDonald, A. Amundsen, J. Greeley, S. Cole, Treasurer M. Gagnon, President J. Clements, Vice President Jeanne LaVallee, Secretary S. Ray, Front Row: D. Siegel, K. Donahur, S. Lynn, D. Kananaugh, L. Morison, W. Siegel, W. Roy, Not Included: B. Bowen, S. Noe, A. Podlozny, H. Schwartz, P. Whiston, Advisor: Mrs. Karen Ferris. 60 REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Allison Amundsen Jeanne LaVallee RAMBLIN’ CLAM Left To Right Top To Bottom: Back Row: S. Greeley, A. Kline, H. Vincent, A. Russell, P. McClaughlin, F. Vincent, B. Smith, H. Couturier, K. Cordima, D. Fenton, J. Reedy, L. Levesque, Front Row: Advisor Mrs. Carole Perkins, D. Ellis, M. Dow, Assistant Editor J. Greeley, Editor J. LaVallee, M. Galaski, J. Navarro, C. McDonald, C. Sklarz, B. Linehan. VOCAL POPS Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: W. Reynolds, J. Greeley, D. Walk- er, K. Stewart, L. Knowlton, D. Sturtevant, Front Row: S. Walker, D. Porter, A. Podlozny, L. Paskowski, S. Fagen, J. Leonard, Advisor: Mrs. Catherine Johnson THE CHORUS Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: J. Greeley, K. Stewart, D. Sturtevant, S. Fagen, S. Walker, L. Paskowski, A. Podlozny, J. Walker, D. Porter, W. Reynolds, L. Knowlton, J. Leonard, Middle Row: K. Douglas, E. Whitehead, V. Remick, M. Geof- frion, L. Nunes, E. Schofield, J. Mowatt, M. Dyer, J. Orrell, D. Wilson, B. Rosato, R. Lopes, Front Row: C. Oakes, S. Crossman, K. Geoffrion, A. McGrath, L. Fowler, K. Oakes, L. Corbin, E. Schofield, J. LaBounty, A. Babson, J. Varrell, J. Carver, Advisor: Mrs. Catherine Johnson 61 i COLOR GUARD Back to Front Top to Bottom; Advisor Miss Linda DeBendetto, L. Knowlton, M. Dow, N. Walsh, K. Douglas, D. Dow, Not Included: C. Brown, M. Coughlin, A. Johnson, M. LaCroix, T. Muller, P. Sheppard, D. St. Laurent, S. Waitt THE BAND Back to Front Top to Bottom: Back Row: Drum Major E. Fagen, A. Guay, J. Walker, B. Giddings, J. Orrell, C. Guay, M. Foote, K. Carter, K. Cordima, Mrs. Joanne McMahon, J. McTighe, S. Fagen, Middle Row; Jones, B. Eby, J. Paone, B. Hulgren, J. Meers, L. Petrillo, Vice President T. Bucklin, President G. Parker, LaMontagne, W. Norris, K. Stewart, D. Spencer, S. Wegzyn, Front Row: K. Geoffrion, D. Lavoie, Hulgren, J. Hughes, Secretary-Treasurer Y. Souza, J. Chambers, G. Middlebrooks, J. Varrell, Not Included; S. Crossman, B. DiCicco, J. Fouser, M. Geoffrion, N. Jackson, J. Kernan, F. Mitchell, K. Muench, Director: Mr. Robert Ramponi 64 Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: S. Lynn, Secretary-Treasurer J. Clarkin, Presi- dent J. LaVallee, C. Edwards, K. Fitzpatrick, D. Burke, B. Bowen, M. Bowen, P. Whiston, J. Orrell, Front Row: D. Kavanaugh, L. Morison, P. Beyer, M. Namie, K. Donahur, Not Included: S. Brumbelow, S. Cole, S. Crossman, J. Gahm, M. LaCount, A. Podlozny, Advisor: Mrs. Shirley Brophy. Back Row: K. Cullen, P. Mycue, C. Muench, J . Winters, G. Parker, T.Bucklin, B. Paul, K. Womack, Front Row:G. White, B. Roy, R. Bramley, B. Bayley, J. Clarkin, E. Fagen, Not Included: S. Cole, J. Gahm, S. Ray, Advisor: Miss Judith Twombly. 66 Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: B. Ellis, L. Ring, C. Coleman, J. Davis, B. Sanders, H. Couturier, M. Bramley, T. Paulitz, E. Schofield, D. Ellis, J. Varrell, Front Row: K. Paskowski, B. Smith, J. Moon, H. Schiessl, B. Blessington, S. Gilbert, L. Mascato, C. Oaks, L. Carpenter, Not Included: P. Beyer, J. Chambers, C. Drinkwater, C. Hall, N. Tullercash, L. Welsh, Advisor: Mrs. Pauline Saulnier. GYMNASTICS AND DANCE CLUB Row 1:K. Womack, S. Elanchette, C. Edwards, N.Hass, Treasurer B. Bayley, J. Vasilopoulos, R. LaCount, A. Conners, Row 2: M. Schoen, C. McDonald, N. Snow, K. Fitspatrick, P. Whiston, J. Woodburn, M. Macklin, G. Smorra, J. McCinly, Row 3: K. Messer, W. Castonguay, C. Dites, K. Colas, K. Paskowski, R. Shannon, S. Entwistle, K. Mackey, Row 4: B. Sanders, L. Sirois, Crawford, M. Bowen, K. Colburn, M. Galaska, S. O’Brien, J. Fudge, B. Gosse, Row 5: C. LaCount, H. Makris, M. Wickstrom, President K. Fudge, C. Wilson, R. Macklin, M. Darisse, B. Linehan, P. Paone, F. Vincent, Not Included: J. Antonucci, B. Blessington, D. Brockelbank, P. Bronk, Secretary G. Dallas, J. Gahm, J. Gouthier, J. Greeny, K. Haas, S. Jillson, J. Kelley, M. LaCount, D. LaVoie, D. Masse, P. Matson, P. McPhail, A. Russell, Vice President W. Snow, H Vincent, Advisor: Mr. Roy Hamond 67 ITV CLUB Left to Right Top to Bottom: Back Row: S. Bolognese, S. Karr, J. McTighe, E. Josephson, D. Sturtevant, C. Howard, G. C hmura, D. Rowland, Front Row: R. Bram- ley, C. Guay, Advisor Mr. John Quakers, T. Beedle, S. Stone, W. Siegel. ART CLUB Back Row: J. Meers, J. Fudge, J. Hughs, W. North, D, Robie, Middle Row: D. Calla- han, J. Wallace, M. Schoen, S. Gilbert, M. Bramley, Advisor Mrs. Barbara King, Front Row:B. Eby, S. Wegzyn, A. Babson, J. Greeley, Not Included: C. Guay, J. LaVallee, J. Leamy. THE STORE The O.E.A. - Office Education Association is a club for business students. Students from all over the state compete at a convention every spring. These students operate the school store and use the profits to help pay their expenses for the three day convention. OEA CLUB Left To Right Top to Bottom: D. Burke, C. Coleman, S. Kenyon, L. Harvey, H. Makris, E. Galanis, C. Fudge, C. Temple Secretary L. Ring, B. Ellis, D. Braese, R. Amerio, D. Bernard, President S. Braese, S. Bouton, K. Howard, L. Margeson, Historian L. Gianakakis, K. Mo watt. Treasurer L. Cavatorta, S. Wilson, M. Zeroulias, Not Includ- ed: T. Dow, Vice PresidentM. Jensen, N. Gavin, T. Nadeau, T. Rotcavich, N. Tuller- cash. Advisor: Mrs. Lucy Henrick. 69 Top to bottom, left to right: K. Meunch, B. Winters, M. Gagnon, W. Pierce, S. Bolognese, E. Adams, Pojasak, M. Sullivan, K. Hultgren, M. LeMontange, M. Whooley K. Cullen, S. Fagan, E. Whitehead, Fouser, G. Parker, J. Greeley, J. Winters, G. Dallas, B. Paul, L. Andrews, E. Fagan, J. LaVallee, S. Lynn, Brown, V. Fitzpatrick, C. Edwards, J. Clements, S. Warren Missing: C. Barous, S. Blum, D. Brockelbank, Bucklin, D. Burke, J. Chambers, J. Chambers, G. Cullen, D. Fenton, J. Greeley, K. Geoffrion, B. Giddings, Haas, C. Hennessey, C. Howard B. Hultgren, L. Knowlton, D. Kavanaugh, J. Manning, J. Meers, L. Morison, P. Mycue, J. Navarro, V. Nikas, J. Orrell, S. OBrien, L. Petrillo, A. Podozny, M. Saparito, B. Shreuer, K. Stewart, J. Varrell, J. Walker 70 ■2: s m YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR Janice Clements JUNIOR EDITOR Lyn Ward SUBSCRIPTIONS Kristin Fudge FUNDRAISING AND SENIOR SECTION Yvonne Souza PHOTOGRAPHY Jill McLeod Doug Brockelbank UNDERCLASSMEN Elizabeth Whitehead Meg Geoffrion CELEBRITIES Katy Perkins Tracee Kneeland ACTIVITIES AND FACULTY Sharon Crossman SPORTS Mike Welsh ADVERTISING AND ART Jeanne LaVallee ADVISOR Barbara King IN MEMORY OF MB. LEON ‘ROCKY” HASSERLATT A person’s true worth is always most evident after he is gone. In the past year a great loss was felt by the Ipswich High School. When Rocky passed away we iost not only a bus driver, handyman, and the aroma of pipe tobacco but also a uniquely sincere individual. Rocky was probably best known as our favorite bus driver. His amazing quality of eliminating tension and nerves before even the most formidable games made him an overwhelming favorite amongst students and administrators. His war stories, jokes, and playful hollering made even the longest trips interesting. These trips and his daily interaction with us as students live on so vividly that in our minds Rocky will always live. J.C. Photo courtesy of Mrs. Leon Hasserlatt. Improvement is the measure for success. The next step is tough de- fense. ‘Go for goal!’ We actually had two seasons in one. The first half was the result of a new team with a new coach. We had mistakes tWith much to learn. The second half en- tailed great improvement with posi- tive results. In the last six matches we had four ties, one win and one loss. ’’ “ Most Improved .Player- Shawn freely Coaches Award- Greg Dallas Most Valuable Player- Ben Paul i CAL All Star Team- Doug Brockel- 1 bank S CAL All League Player- Ben Paul I - Coach SforerjC w VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER Left to right, top to bottom: F. Vincent, P. Mattson, J. Wallace. J. Woodburn, M. Welsh, S. Jillson, G. Chmura, S. Fagan, P. McPhail, Coach Rick Storer, D. Brockelbank, W. Snow, B. Paul, H. Butt, G. Dallas Left to right, top to bottom: Coach Geri Fichera, S. Boutin, L, Petrillo. E. Fagan, J. Greely, J. McLeod, J. Chambers, Janice Clements, Hannah Vincent, H. Keyworth, P. Whiston, B. Bowen, B. Schreuer, V. Nikas, L. LaMontagne, B. Giddings, P. Pojasek, J. Gahm J.V. SOCCER Left to right, top to bottom: E. Sklars, E. Ogiba, P. Dort, W. Reynolds, S. Greely, R. Davis, J, Fudge, J. Terlizzi, Coach Tom Wilcox, J. Ponce, K. Jewell, B. Roy, J. Ash, B. Gosse, P. Bronk, D. Lavoie, not shown, C. Boland “From beginning to end, the team played solid, aggressive soccer. With a total team effort ■ we displayed our best season yet. ending with a 6-5-3 record. Certainly a record to be proud of.” - Coach Geri Fichera m CROSS COUNTRY Left to right, top to bottom: Coach John Zahn, B. Martin, B. Entwistle, S. Keenney, M. Castonguay, G. Cullen, A. Mulholland, S. Coughlin, Coach Danny Alexson, S. Gosse, K. Womack, M. Naimie, J. Winters, D. Pitcairn ' N rphy ' s L : co possibiy ' ts jM, OiSmam hiSiamo f (i kojntm ts: th togernk by. each me at a timeM 80 m VARSITY FOOTBALL Right to left, top to bottom: D. Clapp, B. Bowen, B. Murphy, J. Weagle, J. McCarthy, M. Collum, J. Vasilopoulos, C. Wilson, J. Brasier, A. Conners, G. Smith, K. Wing, A. Crocetti, B. Sirois, M. Davidson, B. Perry, Coach Jack Welch, J. Prosser, D. Porter, B. Antonucci, G. Gauthier, L. Schofield, M. Darisse, J. Greaney, M. Lemmon, P. Paone, J. Gagnon, S. Rice, N. Amundsen, D. Mastrangelo, B. Barter, J. Emery, P. Neenan, J. Davis, B. Linehan, C. Howard, K. Rice, M. Sotiropoulos, G. Koschivas, J. Ramey FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Right to left, top to bottom: G. Smith, P. Neenan, K. Rice, K. Wing, M. Collum, B. Linehan, C. Howard, M. Sotiropoulos, J. Davis, D. Clapp, J. Ramey, G. Koschivas, B. Sirois J.V. FOOTBALL Right to left top to bottom: Coach Doug Woodworth, J. Rice, M. Davidson, D. Mastrangelo, S. Mulley, V. Martino, J. Stasiak, T. Cooke, F. Hayes, E. Rauscher, B Coughlin, Coach Wayne Arsenalt, R. Spencer, M. Bennett, D. Ewing, M. O’Connor, G. Collum, S. Stone, G. Moska, E. Amundsun, B. Gagnon, T. Pappas, S. Somers, K. Clapp, M. Brasier 81 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERING Left to right, top to bottom: D. Burke, C. Hovey, H. Stevens, Coach P. Stechenfinger, D. Eldridge, T. Dow, W. Pendexter, M. Hart, K. Markos, M. Zerulias, C. Hall, P. Beyer, C. Drinkwater VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Top to bottom, left to right; Coach Holly Johnson, M. Wickstrom, K. Davis, K. Marr, J. LaVallee, M. Logan, M. Smith, S. Spittle, D. Stanley, K. Fudge, J. Eaton, J. Leavitt, C. Heigh, S. Cleveland, M. Gagnon, not shown: K. Perkins, M. Schoen J.V FIELD HOCKEY Top to bottom, left to right: Coach M. Me Vann, K. Wilson, K. Paskowski, N. Snow, A. Roy, J. Carver, S. May, S. Entwistle, M. Nicoll, M.J. Brett, J. Paone, K. Guay, R. Shannon, K. Mackey, S. FRESHMEN FIELD HOCKEY Top to bottom, left to right; Coach M. Wickstrom, E. Whooley, C. Lombard, L. Gagnon, C. Parady, E. Schofield, M. Kleiner, B. Hultgren. K. Hultgren, A. McGrath. G. Middlebrooks 85 J.V. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, top to bottom: M. J. Paulitz, S. May, S. Ray, K. Gagnon, D. Stanley, Jean Clarkin, Coach Kiki Papagiotas, M. Bowen, L. McLaughlin, M. Logan, Joan Clarkin, S. Spittle, S. Boutin Left to right, top to bottom: K. Markos, K. Sukach, S. Cleveland, K. Rollins, K. DiCicco, A. Killeen, L. Sullivan, J. Gahm, M. LaCount, M. Crawford, S. LaCount, L. Lamontagne B. Bowen FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Left to right, top to bottom: Coach Jane Rotsko, H. Schwartz, E. Sullivan, A. Richard, S. Bolognese, L. Andrews, D. Burke, C. Knowlton, D. Kavanaugh, E. Adams, M. Kleiner, C. Parady, J Strok, K. Wilson 90 We’ve been very competitive, and I’m pleased with the progress. Our people gave 100% at all times. We’re a small, hustling, defense-oriented team. With a few breaks going our way we could have been near the top in our division. ” Coach Billy Pechilis VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Left to right, top to bottom: C. Hennessey, M. Fudge, D. Clapp, S. Karalias, M. Gelsomini, Coach Dan Alexson, M. Saparito, B. Bowen, C. Sklarz, B. Roy Left to right, top to bottom; P. Rockett, B. Bowen, D. Clapp, J. Greenwood, J. Davis, K. Haas, Coach Billy Pechilis. C. Cordima D. Naimie, J. Gagnon, B. Paul, L. Schofield Left to right, top to bottom: Coach Doug Woodworth, E. Rauscher, T. Beedle, V. Martineau, W. Reynolds, P. Tremblay, S. Stone, J. Ponce, S. Noe, M O’Connor, B. Gagnon, M. Naimie, E. Sklarz, D. Sie- gel VARSITY CHEERING Left to right, top to bottom: W. Pendexter, J. Leonard, L. Jellison, D. Burke, T. Dow, B. Hultgren, C. Drinkwater, N. Brown, M. Zeroulias, C. Hall, E. Schofield Left to right, Top to Bottom: C. Umsted, C. Sullivan, K. Ellis, L. Fowler, J. Moscato, C. Rousseau J, V, ' CHEERING WRESTLING Left to right, top to bottom: Coach Kaspar Kasparian, D. Mastrangelo, J. McCarthy, D. LeMoine, R. Baggs, A. Connor, M. Sortoropolis, B. Martin, J. Childs, C. McCarthy, B. Mastrangelo, D. Mastrangelo J.V. HOCKEY Left to right, top to bottom: P. Mastrangelo, K. Martel, B. Hayes, J. Ramey, J. Staziak, B. Neenan, B. Sirois, J. Poor, D. Lavoie, M. Davidson, Coach Jim Martel, H. Vincent, F. Vincent, T. Pappas, R. Butters, G. Collum, J. Coutourier, B. Rousseau VARSITY HOCKEY “We had the youngest team in the league and we ' ll have fifteen good lettermen back next year. ” — Coach Wendell Crawford Left to right, top to bottom: Coach Wendell Crawford, J. Walsh, B. Murphy, D. Pitcairn, G. Smith, T. Cooke, N. Rothe, J. Gauthier, M. Walsh, M. Andrews, Coach Jim Martel, S. Greely, M. Davidson, S. Martel, B. Woodbury, C. McDonald, P. Crawford, E. Hudson, J. Gauthier DEAR MBS. LOVELY, I I L On Veterans Day 1980 as we sat assembled in the gym, a kind, familiar face approached the microphone. You cleared your throat and gathered your thoughts, as we the audience sat hushed. The quote you read that Veterans Day was written by Paul Roche and was entitled The Greatness of Man. A theme you genuinely believed in. Here is that quote which we now read with an understanding made to us through your teaching. We need to be told that man is but a limited and contingent creature, subject to sudden disrupting forces. Success is not finally to be measured by fame or material prosperity. Human greatness consists ultimately in nobly accepting the responsibility of being what we are; human freedom, in the personal working out of our fate in terms appropriate to ourselves. Though we may be innocent, we are all potentially guilty, because of the germ of self-sufficiency and arrogance in our nature. We must remember always that we are only man and be modest in our own conceits. Our place in the total pattern of the cosmos is only finite. That is not to say that it may not be glorious. Whatever our circumstances, we can achieve and endure through to essential greatness. It is not what fate has in store for us that matters, but what we do with it when it comes. There may be suffering, but no abiding hopelessness, no power, no imposition, no catastrophe, can uproot the personal dignity of each human being. The seeming caprice and unfairness of life, striking down some and pampering- others, is only the beginning of of the Great Encounter. Both the choice and the desitny are ours” The words you spoke that day were not new to many of us; we had heard them numerous times in your classroom. Mrs. Lovely, you claimed to be a tyrant, a cold heartless person, but we saw through you. You were no more than an English teacher who wanted to reach out to us, your pupils, and share that which ga ve you so much enjoyment. Now, as you retire, we reluctantly say goodbye. After twenty years of teaching at Ipswich High it is hard to beleive that you are leaving us. We are certain however, that your teaching will never be over. Sincerely, The Class of 1981 J.C. 102 THE IPSWICH RIVER O this is the winding Ipswich Flowing slowly down to the sea, Rising up in the Topsfield naarsl EvJ widening on its way ’Twit disappears in the roari At first it is a narrow brook, Winding through the meado And through the MaFsKes Then as it speeds on its hastenia i Larger it grows Until at length With a finiu roar and resounding crash Over the dam it surges onto the sharp rocks below. Thence it rushes under stone bridges ’Til reaching the marshes it spreads itself Into creeks and inlets Until it becomes A maze of intricate channels. Flowing slowly along Past the white beach Out to the sea. Richard Hodgkins, 1921 . IK H tr d n 53 jji ■ J ■ I SCHOOL COMMITTEE Anthony Christopher, Chairman George Jewell, Edward J. Penney, Thomas Elliot, Secretary Jean Emerson, Thomas Emery, Judith Mulholland, Margot Sherwood SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John Stella ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Charles McKenzie Philip Hopkins Eileen Knakkergaard Joyce McNeil Donna Clapp, Secretary Joan Hopping Doris Kirkland 1 1 1 1 I E N G L I S H John Quakers Carole Perkins Evelyn Lovely Betty Mitchell 106 The Senior Class is.. . ' ... oufstan inoly coopcrafivc -P. Kirkland ' ...a poli-k, courieous qroup. -Weteria Staff AK.” - A. n aqyar William Laakso, Dept. Head Beverly Perna Gerald Peterson Antonia Crosby Karen Ferris Shirley Brophy Jane O ' Brien David Walsh, Dept. Head Margaret Townsend Valerie Edwards, Aide 108 Lucille Henrick, Dept. Head Angie Bourque Marianne Tozier Virginia Zollo Walter Dembowski Cfi t i 5; Cfi c; 68 Andrea Howes 115 The SeniorClass is... . . are) real nice kidS- ” -J. ...a bunch of cnaraders. “T Naoum . . pi cppy flnc peppy. Robert Ramponi, Band Arline Welch, Home Economics 116 h If Ihe Senior Class is... ■ friendly and sincere. -P Hopkins ' ' ... ubiquitous.” ' ■ -R.Toleos ' ...in hv| per Space.” - S. Crosby Linda McKenna 120 Elliott Roundy, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR John Thomas, ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Violet DeMille, Nurse Wayne Arsenault Pauline Saulnier 121 Leonard Oakes Houston Ramay Gustave Comeau Charles Olech Edward Dudek Mike Odenthal To a few we say goodbye DONNA CLAPP: Guidance With one hand on her typewriter, the telephone cleverly wedged between her shoulder and ear and a continuous smile, Donna welcomes everyone!! The immediate left hand corner of the Guidance department is Donna’s territory. In this corner you will find her hard at work preparing our senior transcripts, typing our recommendations, and ar- ranging, rearranging and finalizing our scheduales. We want you to understand, Donna, how much you are appreciated not only because of your hard work, but because of the precious gift you bring to school with you every morning: YOUR SMILE. It’s your trade mark, so take care of it. We are graduating and having to say Good Bye. We will miss you, but next year you will have another senior class to prepare for graduation, and the class of 1984 to nurture. That’s when they too will come to know how lucky they are. J.C. 124 trtesy Of Ipaytrid lbron tfm Down Down Down To The River. From Whence We Came We Now Go Again. Can We Be Sure How The Future Will Carry Us? Much Like A River It’s Twisting ... It Turns. Life Like A River Flows And Runs By Us. Cannot Stand Lonely Cannot Go Back We’re Living And Dreaming And Seeing Tomorrow. We Must Watch The Present Or The River Runs Dry. Elizabeth Whitehead Class Of 82 tq 58 tq b UbiiiC U) itMr f’larHia Whlppl , jr V ' W _ J HARD AT WORK . . . INTRODUCING THE SENIOR CLASS — We Even Dress For Dinner 135 In January of 1981, the Ipswich High School welcomed its newest exchange student, sixteen year old Juan Carlos Bacarreza, who entered the school as a junior. He is from Santiago, the capital of Chile in South America. Through the Open Door Student Exchange Program, Juan Carlos was able to enroll in the Ipswich school system and resided with two different families in Ipswich during his stay in America. In the Spring, he participated in the Ipswich Youth Soccer Program and was a member of the Boys’ Track Team. At home, in Santiago, he has six brothers. Enthusiastically he added, “Yes, and they are all married!’’ When asked what he thought of the high school, he re- plied, “It’s nice, but there is a lot of homework!’’ He then added that he appreciated the kindness and generosity of all the students and teachers. 136 m THE WAY WE WERE. 137 mTRON ADVERTISING CONTRACT I ' m 17 . im This will authorize you to publish: □ My name as a patron iH An advertisement ! 1 Other in the llIL yearbook. □ Cash We agree to pay $ □ heck [Q ill us [] Full Page □ 3 4 01 2 [] 1 3 U 1 8 □ 1 16 Name of Advertiser or Patron (type or print)_ WiHiftm Sh if 3p %re f(itDbe Ihfiaire. Advertising copy (type or print) _ ' .So ij .if Jar ujorihinPSSAuL y.iu. Pis .mr -Pair c ohaifor. Shakes pecife. Pictures or artwork furnished □ yes Solicited by CL Signed . Firm I ' iLSBL -mUVKt. Address . Straffoai- oc - Avon, . NOTE: Print all names clearly. We cannot be responsible for errors when copy is illegible. 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MARTIN REALTORS i-THE SALAD BOWL ' i ■ GREEK SALAD CHEF ' S SALAD TOSSED SALAD i DEEF-HOT PASIRAFAI • HAM SAHOWICHES One Of The Oldest And Largest Real Estate Firms North Of Boston With Ten Offices To Serve You Members Of Eight Multiple Listings CLOSED SUNDAYS IPSWICH SHOPPING CENTER Aw.v.wyw. T E L . 356-9776 Brokers: David Martin Prudence Fish Blair Villa Dorothy Levesque Tony Walters Mark Marbet Jim Moon Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 9 Real Estate Holland House 97 Central Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Business (617) 356-5550 Nicholas A. Bibby Realtor DAMON DAMON INSURANCE AGENCY THE GREGORY INSURANCE AGENCY Ipswich Plaza 126 High St. Ipswich, MA 356-2116 PHONE 356-2242 24 HR SERVICE R cutde n2efrigezatiott REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SALES SERVICE ENERGY SAVING SYSTEMS ANTHONY L GRANDE 10 MITCHELL ROAD President IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 Construction Co., Inc. 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Ipswich Shopping Center, 1A 356-5519 1 172 BORGATTIS Compliments Of Borgatti’s Pizzas Subs 125 High St. Ipswich, MA 356-0900 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 CLAM BOX RTE. 1A 133, IPSWICH, MA Eat-In Or Take Out 356-9707 R R AUTO BODY Ipswich Best Wishes To The Class Of ’81 356-5151 173 Yell ' O Glow Corp BANANA DISTRIBUTORS John Markos Louis Markos William Markos D.E. GRANT Plumbing Heating Co., Inc. Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 175 GORDON GREENHOUSES AND FLOWER SHOP 7iie Flowers Arranged For All Occasions Ladies, Children ’s Apparel Rockport Gloucester Ipswich Magnolia Exeter, N.H. Essex Road, Ipswich, MA 356-2955 176 Congratulations And Best Wishes From Congratulations Seniors IaIIoc ' I’s JIM PRENTISS AND IPSWICH EXXON 0lessmjtc TROPHIES AWARDS Topsfield Road Ipswich Tops field, Mass, 01938 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 STRAND THEATRE Best Entertainment Value Around 35 Market St. Ipswich, MA 356-53(X) U7 SOFFRON BROTHERS CLAM CO. PRODUCERS OF SEA CLAM PRODUCTS FRESH • FROZEN • CANNED BROWN SQUARE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 IPSWICH BAY (617)887-8932 356-4731 Best Wishes From PIONEER AUTO 119 High St. Ipswich, MA 356-0308 IPSWICH BAY GLASS COMPANY INC. Glass And Aluminum Products 435 Boston SUU.S. Rte. 1) Topsfield, MA. 01938 ' 78 RyRVeKMACHlNECOMIMNY i 427 BOSTON STREET, ROUTE 1 S TOPSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS I 01983 I TELEPHONE (617)887-2141 EXPERIMENTAL PRECISION MACHINISTS MODEL PROTOTYPE THOMAS OTTO MOULTON JR. PRESIDENT AMC ROBERT L. WOOD JOHN P. WHITE ARWOOD MACHINE CORPORATION PIONEER INDUSTRIAL PARK ROUTES lA 133 - HIGH STREET IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 TEL. (617) 356-0126 Congratulations And Best Of Luck Graduates Compliments Of CALLAHAN’S RIVERSIDE HOUSE Famous For Seafoods And Choice Liquors On Route 133 Essex, Massachusetts Thomas Makris, Proprietor Best Wishes From Congratulations Seniors From SUNBURST ELLIOTT OFIPSinCHIs Market Street Ipswich 29 Brown Square, Ipswich, MA 01938 Earl L. Elliott Company 356 4341 Congratulations To The Class Of ’81 IPSWICH PATTERN MODEL COMPANY 3 Union St. Ipswich, MA GLENNS PLUMBING HEATING SERVICE PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING REMODELING SEWER TIE INS Mass. Plb. Lie. No. 16322 Mass. Gas Lie. No. M-2146 Call 356-4433 10 Mineral St., Ipswich, Mass. 01938 PRICE MOTORS INC. Quality Used Cars Complete Mobil Service Rt. 1, Ipswich Topsfield line Body Work Towing Best Wishes Seniors 356-7600 777-0064 PROTOTYPE AND PRODUCTION MACHINING L C ENGINEERING, INC. 7� 2 CENTRAL STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 MICHAEL T LEWIS 617-356-0511 Congratulations Graduates LPL NICOLE S CATERING Coffee • Muffins • Hot Dogs • Sandwiches Arthur Sotis 356-0573 181 Res: 356-7912 Bus: 356-3711 PATTERSON PLUMBING HEATING INC. Gas Sewer Connections-Plumhing Heating Contraction Suppliers Robert S. Martin, Mgr. 13 So. Main St. Ipswich, MA MARTEL’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 5-7 BROWN STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 356-4951 Complete Auto Truck Repairs Front End Specialists Official Inspection Station Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 JIM MARTEL, Prop. 3 CERTIFIED MECHANICS RIVERSIDE FOREIGN AUTO Rte. lA - Lord’s Square Ipswich, Mass. 356-3240 “We Repair Most Foreign Cars” Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 One of Neuu Cnglond ' s most modern complete service plonts Roujiev Printing Incorporoted Printers 6t Publishers • Design Services • electronic Composition • Color Block and (Uhite Offset • Full Service Bindery For Dependable Service Coll 948-2311 383 Moin Street (Rt. Ifi) Rotuley, Mossochusetts 01969 183 356-5451 Compliments Of SOUTH SIDE GREENHOUSES Potted Plants And Foliage Plants William R. Grant 7 Argilla Road Ipswich, Mass. Congratulations Class Of 1981 HART HOUSE Love Angie Linebrook Road Ipswich, Ma Dinners-Cocktails Open Everyday From 5 To 11 NORTHSHOBE CUSTOM TAILORS Cleaning-Alterations-Repairing 356-3663 68 Central St. Ipswich, Mass. Best Wishes From JACK S COIFFEURS Good Luck To The Class Of 1981 MARC-AURELE’S PACKAGE STORE Liquor Fine Wines Coldest Beer In Town 184 MORSE ELECTRIC RICHARD A. MORSE MASTER ELECTRICIAN — Telephone 948-2727 — Good Luck To The Class Of 1981 PORTER MASONRY Own A Piece Of The Block THE GINN FAMILY Rt. 133— Main Street Tel. (617) 768-6800 Essex, Mass. 01929 ■■ 86 Boxford Road Rowley, Maa FARM, HOME, and GARDEN SUPPLIES OeeOSITI FAIROROUNOS ROUTi 1 TORSFIELO. MASS. OmS TEURHONI SSr-RSOR SHOP THE CO-OP WAY - FOR QUALITY FOR SERVICE - FOR ECONOMY (617) 356-5486 KITCHENS BY KILGOUR Rupert W. Kilgour 83 High St. Cabinet Maker Ipswich, Ma 185 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1981 K G LANES AGAWAM DINER 186 B Best Wishes Seniors WOODMANS, INC. Eat In The Ruff Clambake Caterers Function Hall 768-7335 Lobster Trap Lounge 768-7845 Open All Year ’Round Rt. 133 Main St. Essex, Ma 187 Uf IW; OUR PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Douglas Dick Dr. Donald Nelson Dr. Kenneth Zinn Dr. Mohammad Saeed Dr. Michael S. DiPerna Dr. Paul W. Schroeter Dr. Robert E. Waite Dr. John W. Carbone Dr. David C. Beckingham Dr. Eidward B. Marsh Dr. Carl A. Soderland Dr. John M. OBrien Dr. David Jewett Dr. Thomas E. Sullivan Patrons Mr. and Mrs. F. Kingsley Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cra Mr. and Mrs. J. Cayer Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Drohan Mr. and Mrs. Forrest R Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Lynn David McKay Willowdale Pottery Works Larry and Marion Kutz Ginny and Ned Gallager Bruce and Susan Mr. and Mrs. T. Lincoln Morrison Mr. and Mrs. J. Willis Mr. and Mrs. David R. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey The Oakes Family Helen Putur Anonymous The Tabor Family Mr. and Mrs. William Boch George and Debbie Bouranis Anonymous The Valcour Family Maureen Perkins St. Mrs. Norman R. Hopping Anonymous Edward W. Bruslins Anonymous The Eldridges The Dim and Demented One Anonymous Jim Edwards John and Debbie Sullivan The Robies Barry Hopping All Of Us Mr. and Mrs. Bechill Marianne Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bies Mr. and Mrs. Armund Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hull Mr. Mrs. Steven Cottrell Mrs. Elaine Hyde John Blonda Mr. and Mrs. Otis Burnham Mrs. Edward Budzeanowski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bennett A Friend Congratulations From Jenny The Brown Kids Ray and Peg Broekel R.F. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Middlebrooks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson Spaz Congratulations From The Pappas ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garey Dick and Heidi Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Demetrakopolos Congra t ula tions! 1 Birch Lane Deering Spirit Flannery Chris Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson Sanders William R. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Kent MacMaster The Couturier Family The Barnharts Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bruhm Alfred Benedetto and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Todd Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walton Mrs. Aurthor J. Grimes Allison Robie-Good Luck Rob Anonymous Jack and Ann Benedix Paul Pechilis Chipman Mr. and Msr. Charles Rousseau Arlene and Ben Colas Bill and Dora Mavroides Larry, Ellen, Kim, Heather, And Melissa Wallace Bob and Sheila Bodwell Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Mulley Bob and Roslyn Amerio Judge (and Mrs.) Thomas A. Johnson Stefanie and Jeremy Dziadose Peggy McDade Mary McNulty Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Duncan Amanda Cameron David Anderson Scott and Donna Carpenter The Gavins Anna and Paul Bryant J.M. Brown Ruth and Ray George Joe Blais The Nokes Mrs. Louis Cutaro Donald and Diane Kingston Richard Brockelbank The Ellis Family Mr. and Mrs. Ramano John Messelaar Bill Howard Stanley Finkenthal The Davidsons Eileen Mckee Bob and Linda Amundsen Mr. and Mrs. Castonguay The Kleiners Michael Toleos Mr. and Mrs. John F. Walsh John R. Walsh The Other Wimp Car Co. Just A Friend The Entwistles The Robert McHugh Family Mr. and Mrs. George C. Karras Mr. and Mrs. Zagray Sheila and Gerry Cox The Brett Family Mr. and Mrs. HE. Brack Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin Donald Hatcher Doug Mackey Chuck Jenser Nelson Lent Paul Brodrick Becky Chase Mr. and Mrs. Giest Philip Publicover The Vincents Mr. Norm Stone Mr. and Mrs. Salah Sally Cave Maureen McGraph Ruth Wittier Charles Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Sweeny John R. Harrigan Jenny and David Lang Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Angeropolas A Gift Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Finnegan Pat and Ed Penny Lorrie Dobson Mark Mailloux Good Luck From Chicopee Phyllis Blunda Eleanor Crestin Butch Allen The Nielsens Mr. and Mrs. Gaidner Stone A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodge The St. Laurents Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dolan Jinny Baisley Michael Perry Mr. and Mrs. L.S. Lemanski and Daughter Ken Spellman The Foleys John and Connie Surpitski Any Old Thing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham Matt and Jayme Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leavitt The Richard Warner Family Good Luck Anonymous Tim Richard The Kellys 22 The Wimp The Dows The Nirider Family John Bartnicki Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hughes The Norris Family The David Players A Friend Of The Class Of ' 81 Ashley Player Mr. and Mrs. Marian Edwards Donation Lillian Mullen Donation Donna Gallant Susan Sandlier Wanda and Jim Arranites Donation A Demetrakopulos Mr. and Mrs. Frances Mr. Bougus Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Boutchie Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomas and Family Stella Sirois Charlie Pelletier Evelyn Chambelain Karen Morell Angie A. Bourque Joe Navarro Florence Coughlin Sophie Bialek Bonnie Graves Anonymous Anonymous Mary Porier Julie Ryan O Donnell Julie and Ed Burke Galanis Family Robert Krol Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Fotis Sotiropoulos Anonymous Gilbert Lavoy Mrs. John Gout Mrs. Jane Rygielski Wilmot E. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jarmelowicz Mr. and Mrs. Beswick Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Souza The Farfaras Family The Weagles The Piorier Family The Buyer Family The Sikora Family Anonymous The Boutin Family David Ellsworth Malcom and Dolly Reid Mary Shepard The Paone Family Andrea Ramey Chris Markos Vivian Endicott Willis Lyman Bill and Diane Faissler Anonymous Clare and Walt Campbell The Zawackis The John Perron Family Mrs. Emma L. Ford Daniel B. Lunt Jr. The Garvins Rev. Robert A. Bryan Thayer John Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Whitmer Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and Family Atty. and Mrs. Cornelius A. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers Mr. and Mrs. George Anzuoni Donald Stone and Family Paul Lampropoulous Mike and Brenda Hazard Charles Morency Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Surpiski Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson Mr. and Mrs. MarcAurelle Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McKenzie Neil Larrivee Stan Woodbury Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hook Mr. and Mrs. Fred Townsend Mr. and Mrs. James Taormina Andy, Lloyd and Minnesota Ipswich Rainbow Girls Mr. and Mrs. David Comeau Jim and Pat Stewart Jack ' s Fan Club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leverone Drew MarcAurelle John Ladderbush Mr. and Mrs. John Los Leon B. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vose Albert Wegzyn Vicky and Gerry Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Norman La Vallee and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Pojasek Our Sincere Thanks To All 0 0 For Reference Not tabe taken from this room