Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

Photo By Suzannah Walker The Future ' s Path ' Is Ours To Chose But Turns Along The Way. If May Not Bring What You Expect. Fate Gives And Takes Away Make Your Choice And Follow Through Love And Laugh And Pray That You ITave Done What ' s Best For You Live For Every Day. Elizabeth Whitehead This Book Is Dedicated To The Memory Of A Beloved Friend DONNA CLAPP UJ Z — O Andrew Newhall Ames It ' s a duty with me I know, to find the hori- zons and the Earth will remember always. Anne P. Babson Baggsy No Problem. Wrestling 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1, LaCrosse 2 3 4. Richard Evans Bagg Adam Earl Ames My needs are simple . . . My wants are extremely expensive. The future ' s uncertain and the end is always near. - Jim Morrison, The Doors. Beth Ann Abbott Senior steering commit- tee, senior parties, all sen- ior activities. Hey Abbott! 6 1 • There should be no ques- tions in searching to be free. Build the Pink Floyd Wall, at least then you will be. - Pink Floyd. You never get the highs, if you don ' t risk the lows. Michael Barnhart j Eric James Ball Christopher j. Best Scott David Blanchette Susan E. Blake This looks like a job for S.U Robert M. Bowen Maureen Ann Bowen Christopher Francis Boland Elizabeth E. Bowen For the heart that is free, life is a celebration of beauty, a festival of the spirit. Ski Club 1234, For. Lang. Club 123 tr. 4, Str Com. 1234, Hon. Award 1234, Nat. Hon. Society 34, Soc- cer 123 cpt. 4, BaskB jv 12, v3 cpt. 4, softball jv12, v3 cpt. 4. No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Soccer - 1234, Basketball- 123, Softball-1234, Steer- ing Commitee-1234, For- eign Language Club- 1234. Don ' t make me laugh. Sharon E. Bowen 8 People are strange, when you ' re a strang- er. Faces look ugly when you ' re alone. Women seem wicked, when you ' re unwant- ed. Streets are uneven when you ' re down. -The Doors. Football 1234, Basket- ball 1, Wrestling 3, La- Crosse 4. Jonathan A. Brasier Elliott Edward Brigham Maryjon Brett The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away, the good times are for- ever, but now baby, the last time is today . . -). Ceils. Pamela Ann Bryant 9 Fun is good, truth is bet- ter, and love is best of all. - Thackeray. Basketball cheerleader 23, football cheerleader 34, OEA 34, P. 4. Debra A. Burke Mary E. Burns Edward David Chiappini 10 Tennis int 1, V. 1234, Soc- cer ).V. 2, V. 4, Steering Committee 1234, For. Language Club 1234, Stud. Council 234, Math League 1234, Ramblin ' Clam 1, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4, IHS Ach. Award 12, Hon. Award 1234, Er. Award 1, Yrbk. - Layout Ed. 4, EPST 3. Susan Yates Cole Kathy Colburn Think in terms of bridges burned, think of seasons that must end, see the riv- ers rise and fall, they will rise and fall again. -Seger. Susan Cleveland Jody Ann Cogswell 11 Gina Laureen Cook Well those drifters days are past me now. I ' ve got so much more to think about. Deadlines and commitments, what to leave in, what to leave out, against the win. I ' m older now, but still run- ning against tbe wind. - Bob Seger. Heidi Marie Couturier Lisa Marie Contino O Kevin Anthony Cordima 12 It ' s hard to live by the rules. I never could and still never do. - C. Hynde. Stephen K. Cunningham Philip W. Crawford I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty or perfectly wonderful, but I ' m alwa ys perfect- ly me! Beth Ann Cullen Jacob C. Darnell 3rd Alfred E. Crocetti 13 There are things you know about and things you don ' t, the known and the unknown. In between are the doors. It ' s a search, an opening of one door after another. -Jim Mor- rison. Mark James Davidson If it is to be, it is up to me. Yrbk. subscriptions 4, Band 3 4, School Musical 1 2, Steering comm. 3 4, Field Hockey 1, Cho- rus 1 2 3 4, Basketball Cheer- leader 2, Usherette 2 3, School Honor Award 1 3, Participated in exchange program to France 4. Kimberly Theresa Douglas 14 Friendship is the wine of life. -Edward Young. Tennis 1 2 3 4, Com- pany 2 3, Foreign Lang. Club 3, Ski Club 3 4, Art Club 4, Yearbook 3 4, Steering Committee 1 2 3 4, Scholastic Achievement Awards 3 4. Christine Ann Edwards Suzanne Claire Entwistle The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, love isn ' t love until you give it away. Donna F. Ellis 8th per. where many a good man ' s bones were layed to rest. See you in the fourth Dimen- sion- Putt. Putnam James Ercoline 15 Marvelous happy it was to be alone, and yet not solitary. O out of terror and dark, to come in sight of home. -Wal- ter De La Mare. Sean Patrick Fagan One of the most diffi- cult things to give away is kindness, for it is usually returned. - anon. Kelly Jean Fitzpatrick 16 Laurel Elise Gagnon Maria Eileen Gagnon Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win great triumphs, even though checkered by fail- ure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much or suffer much, because they live in the twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. -T. Roosevelt. Jessica Ruth Gahm Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. - Johan Wolf- gang Von Goethe. Margaret L. Galazka Brandon W. Garey 17 Music is an intc language that is to life. V. Soccer 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3, “Company 1 2 3 4, ITV 1 2 . I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I ' m not sure you realize that what you heard was not what I meant. “Facing a dying nation, a moving paper fantasy - “Hair . Rebecca Welles Giddings Margaret E Geoffrion Your future lies before you like a shining path of snow be careful how you tread for ev- ery step will show. The ideal defense is a cau tious, coherent offense. Thomas Patrick Gilbert wish for some- believe it ' s on it ' s When you thing new, way to you Christine L. Goins A cheerful heart and smiling face pour sunsh ine into the darkest place. X-country 1 2 3 4, Basketball 12 3, track 1 2 3 4, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4, Nat. Hon. Soci- ety 3 4, Ski Club 1 2. Sarah Jane Gosse Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. - Michael Scott. Shawn P. Greeley Trish-B Spaz I see my future at the rain- bow ' s end . . . Happy hours . . . Timeless friends. . . And if I ever chance to find my way. . . Rest as- sured. . . I will stay. . . - Billy Squier. Patricia Marie Haraden 19 If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. Cheerleading 2 3 4, Tennis 2. Maura Jean Hart Don ' t let me hear you say life ' s taking you nowhere. Life ' s begun — nights are warm and the days are young. I ' ll stick with you baby for a thousand years. Nothing ' s gonna toucha in these golden years. - Golden Years, David Bow- ie. Linda Mae Harvey Chris Field hockey 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Steering Committee 12 3 4, Student Council 1 2 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4. Christine Mary Heigh Richard B. Homans 20 ’Cindy” No matter where we are, or who we ' re with, deep inside we ' ll al- ways be together. Cheerleading 1 2 3 4, Steering Committee 1. Cynthia Marie Hovey Muff-B” : Say Hey! Don ' t you hear my call though you ' re many years away? Don ' t you hear me calling you? Write your letters in the sand for the day I take your hand in the land that our grandchil- dren knew, - Brian May. Margaret M. Huff (It ' s Basic.) Bubba” Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Soccer 2, Track 3 4, Year- book staff 4, Cotilian Committee 4, Exchange program to France. Donald Edward Jellison Soccer 1 2 3 4, Lacrosse 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3 4. Dr. “I strikes again. Scott H. Jillson 21 Many years ago in days of old when magic filled the air . . . John K. Jodrie jr. Shall I act upon The urgings that I Feel or remain passive and thus cease to exist Remember . . . the Love of magic Illusions of the Orient Cathy K. KR CM CJ PP Dragon Wagon 87 Never say never Robert Scott Johnson Kathy Here ' s to what the fu- ture brings, I hope to- morrow we ' ll find bet- ter things. - The Kinks. Katherine Elaine Kafulides when the cat ' s away the mice will play. You always love the one that hurts you the most! Jacqueline Tara Kelley With every rising of the sun, think of your life as just begun. Anne E. Killeen 22 Soccer 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Softball 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, For. Lang. Club 1 2 3 4, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4. Michelle A. LaCount Pamela J. Kitchen Randall S. LaCount Love wasn t put m our hearts to stay - Love isn ' t love ' till we give it away. John A. Lampropoulos Crystal Ann Lafoe 23 Just remember in the winter, far beneath the bitter snow, lies the seed that with the sun ' s love, in the spring becomes the rose. - Bette Midler. Lisa A. Levesque Janet C. Leavitt Such as Life; is the unbelievable. Such as Life; is the nonexistent. Holly Ann Lord Field hockey 1 2 3 4, Tennis 1 2 3 4, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4, Class Secretary 1 2, Yearbook 4, Prom Com. 3, Exchange program to France 2. Warren T. Leonard Thomas P. Lewis A true friend is the best pos- sesion. James Scott Martel “Edith When we sigh about our trouble, It grows double everyday. When we laugh about our trouble. It ' s a bubble blown away. Don ' t sweat the little things. Lisa K. Mariano Kathleen Anne Mackey Why can ' t people love one another, live with out any violence or hatred and love one another? Why can ' t we all get to- gether and have a good time? - REV. Raymond Hopkins Manning Eield Hockey 1 2 3 4, Track 1 3, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Class Treasurer 1 2, Class President 3, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4, Eoreign Lang. Club 1, Yearbook Staff. Eootball J.V. 1 2, V. 4, La- Crosse ).V. 12, V. 3 4, Ski Club 4, Steering Com. Jamie Christopher Markewicz If you get too mellow you rot. - Woody Allen. Take a walk on the wild side. -Lou reed. Don ' t blow Happy Meals. Soccer 1 2 3 4, The Company 4, Wrestling 1 2, Baseball 12 3 4, Peter D. McPhail Living the good life Aug. 81. Bettie I ' m sus- pended ! Elliott I ' m in love with him and I feel fine. Hey Drew can I borrow some money? Thanx Body Caurd for protecting me. Adam be good to yourself. Bob Seger. Happy birthday Lisa Jodi girl Cooba. Elizabeth M. Mello 26 “Madman Franklin Christopher Mitchell Wem der grosse wurf gelun- gen, eines freundes freund zu sein, mische seinen Jubel ein! Steven J. Mollica And say David, what shall 1 do. They wait for me in hall- ways and I say don ' t ask me, I don ' t know any hallways, hut they move in numbers and they ' ve got me in a corner. I feel like a group of one. They can ' t do this to me; I ' m not a piece of teenage wildlife. - Bowie. Kelly M. Mowatt Get stewed, books are a load of crap. -Philip Larkin. Kristian Muench Hockey 1234, Baseball 1234. William J. Murphy 27 Field Hockey 1 2 3 4, Bas- ketball 1, Gymnastics 1 2 3, Dance Club 1 2, Steer- ing Com. 1 2 3 4, Vice President 4, Yearbook Staff, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Honors award 1 2 3 4. Survivor Don ' t waste opportunities in life. Karen Ann Paskowski Karen A. Oakes Jo A true friend is one soul in two bodies -Aristotle. Janine Marie Orrell Robert John Perry 29 Fun is good, truth is better, and Love is best of all. -Thackeray. Terry Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement. -Unknown Theresa Ann Paulitz Success isn ' t a result of spon- taneous combustion. You must set yourself on fire. Linda Jayne- Bridgette Petrillo David Alexander Pitcairn Jill Elizabeth Reedy There has not been any Great talent without an element of madness. -Seneca Stephanie Ray Vick It ' s all over but it ' s just beginning. In the air tonight -Phil Collins. Remember; Marinis Hill; Lit- tle T A Soffrons. Majorette 12 3, Musical 2 3, Basketball Cheerleader 2. Vickie-Anne Marie Remick Where are we going? To the top. Where? To the very top! -Beatles. It ' s nice to be impor- tant, but it ' s more im- portant to be nice. Allison Robie Roland S. Schrank Aaron C. Russell Survivor Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm.- Emerson. Vice President 1 3, Ski Club 1 2 3 4, Yearbook 4, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4. Hobbies:; Field Hockey 1 2 3 4, Tennis V. 1 2 3 4. Robin Patrice Shannon For you, there ' ll be no more crying, For you, the sun will shine. And I wish you all the love in the world. But most of all, I wish it from myself. -Fleetwood Mac. Lynette Diana Sirois Christopher Edward Sklarz An acre of performance is worth a world of promise. Field hockey 1 2 3 4, Ten- nis 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 3 4, Art Club 4, Yearbook Club 4, Steering Com. 1 2 3 4, Flobbies: Sking, Sailing, Fliking. Nancy Bates Snow I Becky My interest is in the future because I ' m go- ing to spend the rest of ' my life there. Gymnastics 12 3, Soft- ball 1, Track 3 4, Field ■ hockey 2, Art club 4. Rebecca O. | Smith I They might not need me but they might. I ' ll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be precisely Their neccessity. Janet Marie Stansfield I I Suk-B : Say what? Some try to tell me thoughts they cannot de- fend. Just what they want to be they will be in the end . . . -Moody Blues. You always feel outnum- bered you don ' t dare make a stand . . . Here I am . . . Turn the page. -Bob Seger. Karen Lyn Sukach Lyn Maria Ward James Arthur Weagle Paige Elizabeth Whiston The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to be- gin it. That was when the fun was in. The capture and the kill. In another place and time I did it all for thrills. -Go-Gos. Andrea L. Whipple We ' re older now, but still running against the wind -Seger. Jodi L. Walters Curtis Donald White The world may cast it ' s shadows, upon the light within. But care for where you ' re going and remem- ber where you ' ve been. Elizabeth Dagmar Whitehead Stef Always do right: This will gratify some peo- ple and astonish the rest. -Mark Twain. Hobbies: Tennis 1 2, Dance 3, OEA 3 4. Stephanie Diane Wilson s E N I O R A W A R D S Stephanie Ray Salem News Student Athlete Award Kelly Fitzpatrick Harvard Book Award Faculty Award 38 Allison Robie Jewish War Veterans Award Thomas Gilbert Student Government Day Representative 39 Maria Gagnon DAR Good Citizen Award Girls ' State Kristian Meunch National Merit Of Commendation Student Government Day Representative Sean Fagan shown, pfyff Bausch And Lomb Science Brown Book Award { ' 9 � 9 WmX 9 M {WORLB PREMIER I t 1982 i S SENIOR 5 SfiELCbRXTZES t o 1 •’ jLfSjt ' ' ' Z ' 5 iri ' 6 et OUr- ' 9o - Cf. Oi. ■ J . ’r; v� ■’-e ' z.H) “k . y , ' V°u HcftKy TTlacJ ey Greg CVimuro. TTIosf Scliool S .n 3SS ScKolarS jcU cJoodbwrf) Class Uouers ' ancjf SnouJ Q-rrCr, Leonard. Piost Mlractiue. flob JVoTSOn itl Nee Kom ELiz.obeiK meixo Hel l MoujaH R.thord Robin SVvjnnon Sco+V V aHc . (jjarr n L ononi 1 . rj i jjpW J B| ' 1 ' - vl iW ■vii p ' IBI W M ' 4 Class Acior (x.r cS cfress 7n f Likely +0 S uce lass Singer Class TTlvsiciaas bornhoft Concert freaKs Aaron f wsstUL NiCiJLL Class BlubWerS TJlos ' t ' Talkative. Class Tjtasles JsJ.e T-r Wef T ' • Class C.ofne.d tme- b duc ' , Qur ! ' ) xhrca h ' th Curta. Oitb ' J cr-e ue I 6c IL n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top to bottom, left to right: S. Jill- son, G. Chmura, J. Markewicz, A. Whipple, L. Sirois, C. Edwards, A. Robie, J. Eaton, N. Snow, M. Bowen, M. LaCount, B. Abbott, J. Kelly, J. Orrell, S. Cole, J. Leavitt, B. Bowen, C. Heigh, S. Entwistle, K. Fritzpatrick, P. Whiston, M. Nicoll, M. Galazka, K. Colburn, B. Smith, C. White, R. Shannon, H. Coutourier, J. Brasier President Greg Chmura Vice-President Karen Paskowski Treasurer Mary Jon Brett Secretary Curt White STEERING COMMITTEE 52 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Greg White Vice President Martha Bramley Treasurer Lynne Sullivan Secretary Maureen Whooley STEERING COMMITTEE Top to bottom, left to right: J. Cham- bers, K. Guay, S. O ' Brien, K. Winter, H. Stevens, J. Chambers, E. Fagan, N. Walsh, S. May, M. Maguire, A. Roy, S. DeAngelis, V. Fitzpatrick, J. Moon, W. Pendexter, L. Kenney, G. White, M. Bramley, M. Whooley, J. Chris- tiansen, J. Paone, S. Karalias, L. Knowiton, C. Lacount, D. Masse, B. Roy 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STEERING COMMITTEE Top to bottom, left to right: K. Gag- non, E. Whooley, H. Schwartz, W. Reynolds, M. Paulitz, D. Ewing, S. Somers, D. Siegel, W. Siegel, K. Wil- son, L. McLaughlin, M. Lees, M. Kleiner, S. Lynn, J. Leamy, D. Burke, M. Valcour, K. Lombard, C. Parady, A. Richard, S. Noe, M. Darnell, L. Morrison, A. McGrath, E. Ogiba, M. O ' Connor, E. Rauscher, J. Stasiak, M. Naime, M. Davidson President Eddie Rauscher Vice-President Matt Naime Treasurer Kim Wilson Secretary Missy Darnell 54 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Lisa Rigsby Vice-President Eric Saquet Treasurer Mia Berrini Secretary Jill Cocozella STEERING COMMITTEE Top to bottom, left to right: B. Bowen, P. Burke, B. Rogers, L. Rigsby, T. Linehan, K. Cordima, Shannon, G. Huish, P. Sweeney, Berrini, J. Cocozella, E. Saquet, J. Fer- rick 55 2 7s STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Maria Gagnon Vice President Stephanie Ray Treasurer Chris Heigh Secretary Sharyl Lynne STUDENT COUNCIL Top to bottom, left to right: D. Siegel, C. Heigh, S. Ray, M. Gag- non, S. Lynn, D. Burke, E. Saquet, J. Varrell, K. Donher, B. Winters, W. Siegel, M. J. Paulitz, S. Cole, A. McGrath, K. Hutigren, M. Naime 56 REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Maria Gagnon Stephanie Ray STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Monique Valcour William Roy Sharyl Lynne Maria Gagnon Top to bottom, left to right: N. Walsh, L. Knowiton, D. Dow, K. Douglas, S. Duval, L. Langmaid, K. Santin IHS BAND Top to bottom, left to right: J. Meers, J. Orrell, J. Walker, B. Kernan, S. Fagan, D. Jellison, K. Muench, K. Huitgren, J. Hughs, J. David, J. Ferrick, R. Walsh, j. Chambers, W. Dula, A. Vincent, M. Kenney, B. Huitgren, J. McTighe, M. Willard, E. Fagan, L. Petrillo, K. Huitgren. L. Tougas, L. Dula, M. Rathe, B. White, Band director-Mr. Cameron, D. Lavoie, J. Varrell 58 CHORUS Top to bottom, left to right: J. Var- rell, Mr. Cameron-Club Advisor, L. Knowiton, W. Dula, D. Sturtevant, K. Douglas, M. Willard, E. Fagan, J. Walker, J. Leonard, J. Meers A. McGrath, J. Navarro, L. Petrillo THE COMPANY Top to bottom, left to right: J Navarro, P. Ercoline, B. Winters, B. Franz, M. Geoffrion, W. Siegel, E. Whitehead, D. Siegel, B. Huitgren, E. Saquet, j. Fudge, S. Walker, K. Guay, E. McDonald, E. Fagan, S. Fagan, B. Rogers, P. Burke, J. Ferrick, M.J. Paulitz, B. Schrauer, A. Bailui, J. Fouser, B. Giddings, J. Orrell, B. Huitgren, J. Chambers, J. Chambers, M. Sapporito, K. Meunch, S. Greeley, K. Abbott, L. Rigsby, M. Berrini, K. Cordima, J. Tedford, P. Sweeney, J. Walker, J. Meers, L. Petrillo, M. Whooley, A. McGrath, J. Christiansen, K. Huitgren, C. Hennessey, L. Knowiton, L Morrison, S. Lynn, D. Burke, M. Valcour, S. O ' Brien, M. Gagnon 59 r WINTER CONCERT December 14 At 8PM — f - ■ H JJMIW VJusic dev presents YouiiE x Goo MXif CiVaUiE VgoWM Bnsed on Peanuts ' CfjarU Sc uttx Vfiurs.Xanuaty IS 5ufiday if}c 17 5c(ioo[ Ce term C urtaiu time 8 00 f m ddmissum ; ddulis 2 SOfStiukub S0 tn associaU Top to bottom, left to right: B. Roy, S. Entwtistle, S. Cole, K. Jewell, j. Gahm, S. Fagan, E. Fa- gan, P. McPhail, B. Winters, D. Hartling, j. Orrell, K. Muench, G. White FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB mviCH ■REIGN WOIGE MARBLEHE EXCHANGI Top to bottom, left to right: K. Hultgren, B. Bowen, S. Lynne, K. Fitzpatrick, S. Cole, M.J. Paulitz, B. Hult- gren, J. Gahm, P. Whiston, M. Bowen, M. Lacount, S. Brophy-Club Advisor, D. Muller, C. Knowiton, D. Burke, M. Valcour, W. Peirce, S. Bolognese, E. Ad- ams Top to bottom, left to right: C. Sklarz, C. White, C. Ed- wards, K. Fitzpatrick, M. Bramley, J. Fudge, W. North, K. Fabri, B. Smith K. Jewell, S. Lynne, J. Hughes, G. Langille, S. Scherer, J. Eaton, N. Snow, J. Leamy, M. Valcour, L. Morrison. 1. Meers 65 Top to bottom, left to right: S. Karalias, P. Ercoline, A. Howes, D. Robie, R. Davis, F. Blake, M. Saporito, J. Terriizzi, T. Beedle, S. Stone, W. North, J. McTighe, C. Guay, D. Rowland, J. Ponce, R. Parker, S. Brouillette, D. Sturtevant SKI CLUB Top to bottom, left toright:D. Bruhm, R. Taylor, B. Perry, J. Navarro, J. Vasilopoulos, L. Sirois, T. Pappas, ]. Markewitz, G. Chmura, J. Wallace, M. Macklin, S. Jillson, B. Rogers, H. Coutourier, K. Colburn, K. Cordima, J. Woodburn, S. Gosse, N. Snow, M. Barnhart, G. Column, A. Mullholland, C. Edwards, J. Kelly, K. Colas, K. Abbott, K. Mackey, S. Blanchette, K. Paskowski, J. Fudge, B. Gosse, J. Hughes, R. LaCount, D. Masse, M. Crawford, P. Whiston, M. Valcour, M. LaCount, D. Lavoie, C. Markos 66 OEA OFFICERS President Stephanie Wilson Vice President Debbie Burke Treasurer Diane Braise Secretary Kim Howard OEA CLUB Top to bottom, left to right: L. Harvey, C. Waters, D. Braise, S. Wilson, K. Oakes, L. Rotcavich, C. Lafoe, L. Sirois, H. Coutourier, D. Burke, P. Bryant, J. Cogswell, M. Zeroulious, C. Drinkwater, K. Howard, B. Abbott, S. Bowen, T. Paulitz Top to bottom, left to right: Christine Edwards, Kathy Mackey, Robin Shannon, Becky Smith, Karen Paskowski, Curt White, Lyn Ward, Margaret Nicoll, Chris Sklarz, Suzie Entwistle, Nancy Snow, Karyn Colas, Heidi Couturier, Liz Whitehead, Kelly Eitzpatrick, Susan Cole, Brit Huitgren, Ken Jewell, M.j. Paulitz, Margaret Galazka, Monique Valcour, Jeff Woodurn, Robert Johnson, Jessica Gahm, Janet Leavitt, Meg Geoffrion, Lisa Mariano, Kathy Colburn, Jenny Leemy, Janet Gillis, Donald Jellison, Janice Eaton, Andrea Whipple, John Walker, Chris Goins, Lynette Sirois, Martha Bramley. We would also like to acknowledge those who contributed to the making of this book, but who are not shown above. 68 Editor - Lyn Ward Jr. Editor - M. Bramley Seniors - J. Gahm Celebrities - C. Edwards Activities- C. White, j. Eaton Sports - K. Mackey, K. Colas Faculty - K. Paskowski Current Events Fads R. Shannon Around Town - K. Fitzpatrick Advertising - j. Walker J. Woodburn Underclassmen - M. Bramley, K. Jewell Advisor - B. King 69 On April 10, we, the soon-to- be seniors of Ipswich High School, set out to do something that would prove to be a definite change in tradition. We held our Junior Prom at the Radisson Ferncroft in Danvers. To most of us, this was the night that we became seniors! Remember how nervous we were, and the thoughts that were running through our minds? “Do I look all right? . . . Is my hair all right? . . . “Are we going to be late? To some of us it was a nervewracking experience, but it was worth it! JUNIOR PROM O Left to right, top to bottom: Coach A. Carey, Coach K. Spellman, K. Carter, G. Koshivas, J. Stasiuk, G. Smith, C Hennessey, P. Neenan, D. Clapp, M. Gelsomini, K. Wing, B. Hayes, G. Collum, T. Pappas, D. Lang, Coach J. Welch A. Connor, B. Perry, B. Bowen, B. Needham, J. Markewicz, J. Poor, Capt. J. Vasilopoulos, A. Pappas, J. Brasier, J. McCarthy, M. Davidson, K. Rice, C. Howard VARSITY FOOTBALL SUB-VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to right, bottom to top: . Brasier, E. Amundsen, K. Clapp, S. Somers, M. Kinney, S. Stone, J. Rice, D. Ewing, Mastrangelo, V. Martineau, S. Mulley, P. Tremblay, H. O ' Flynn, J. Jones, R. Porter, ' J. Norris, B. Zilinsky, C. Bennett 6 Left to right, top to bottom: J. Leonard, H. Wilson, T. Linehan, M. Hart, D. Burke, M. Zeroulias, N. Brown, C. Drinkwater, K. Abbott, E. Schofield, C. Hovey CHEERLEADERS Coach H. Johnson, K. Wilson, K. Mackey, N. Snow, R. Shannon, C. Heigh, C. Parady, J. Eaton (Capt.), K. Gagnon, M. Holland, S. Entwistle, S. O ' Brien, A. Roy, S. Cleveland, K. Paskowski, Missing: j. Leavitt (Capt.) M. Gagnon, K. DiCicco Top to Bottom, Left to Right: VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY - ■ SUB- VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY L. Eaton, J. Carver (Capt.), J. Davis, L. Colby, J. Cocozello, M. Kleiner, E. Whooley, S. Davis, Coach, J. Rotsko, D. Kavanaugh, K. Shannon, S. May (Capt.) A. Richards, K. Lombard, J. Paone (Capt.), Missing: L. Huntley Top to Bottom, Left to Right: !� • • ■ . - ■ •nr: ' - ' « Coach D. Alexson, A. Howes, G. Cullen, S. Kenney, B. Winters, K. Burke, S. Gosse, C. Knowiton, W. Siegel, B. Entwistle, D. Siegel, M. Fudge, L. Dula, H. Forrest, J. Leamy, M. Valcour Top to Bottom, Left to Right: CROSS COUNTRY Top to Bottom, Left to Right: P. Dort, J. Davis, S. Jillson, P. McPhail (Capt.), S. Greeley (Capt.) G. Chmura (Capt.) M. Barnhart, S. Fagan, W. Reynolds, Coach R. Storer, E. Ogiba, B. Gosse, K. Jewell, P. Mattson, j. Woodburn I j VARSITY SOCCER % SUB-VARSITY SOCCER Top to Bottom, Left to Right: E. Sklarz (Capt.), J. Terlizzi, R. Davis, S. Moore, A. Mulholland, T. Drinkwater (Capt.), E. Mortenson, Coach C. Holman, B. Hultgren, R. Walsh, J. Christiansen, R. Taylor, D. Barnhart fP t Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Ray, R. Manning, A. Chisholm, E. Fagan, L. Andrews, J. Chambers, J. Chambers, Coach G. Fichera, B. Bowen, K. Huitgren, B. Huitgren, S. Cole, S. • Cross, B. Schreuer, M.J. Paulitz, P. Whiston, M. LaCount, J. Gahm (Capt.) B. Giddings (Capt.), M. Bowen (Capt.), M. Berrini, K. Cordima - rr-r, Top to Bottom, Left to Right; Coach F. Markos, B. Sirois, D. Clapp, J. Stasiak, K. Wing, B. Bowen, M. Castonguay, (Capt.) J. Davis, C. Sklarz, B. Gagnon BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL lTJS SUB-VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Noe, P. Tremblay, W. Reynolds, D. McHugh, E Rauscher, B. Roy, M. Naimie, N. Willard, Coach Rotsko, D. Ewing, M. Gagnon, C. Hennessey, E. Sklarz, J. Sanidas, M. O ' Connor, G. White GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach K. Papagiotas, K. DiCicco, A. Chisholm, J. Clarkin, K. Sukach, C. Knowiton, S. Cross, K. Gagnon, (Co. Capt.) S. Ray, (Co. Capt.) M. Bowen, M. Lacount, L. McLaughlin BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom, Lrft to Right: C. Johnson, A. McGrath, C. Parady, B. Huitgren, K. Umstead, N. Brown, K. Ellis, K. Lombard, G. Middlebrooks, M. Zeroulias, K. Pszenny HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom, Left to Right: L. jellison, A. Richards, L. Andrews, M. Lees, H. Schwartz, M. Rathe, C. Stone, K. Desrochers, K. Abbott, (Co. Capt.) H. Stevens (Co. Capt.) J. Paone VARSITY HOCKEY Top to Bottom, Left to Right; Coach W. Crawford, B. Murphy, A. Pappas, (Co. Capt.) D. Pitcairn, G. Smith, (CO. Capt.) Crawford N. Rathe, J. Walsh, M. Walsh, Coach J. Martel, R. Taylor, S. Martel, J. Coutourier, T. Pappas, J. Gauthier, M. Andrews, (Co. Capt.) M. Davidson Top to Bottom, Left to right: Coach J. Martel, P. Howard, R. Taylor, M. Davidson, J. Ramey B. Rousseau K. Martel, G. Collum, J. Wallace, B. Sirois, G. Poor, R. Warner, (FM) F. McLaughlin, D. Oakes, J. Tabor, K. Smolla SUB-VARSITY HOCKEY Top to Bottom, Left to right: ■ IV I L ll Vj Coach G. Bateman, J McCarthy, D. Mastrangelo, A. Connor, P. Wallace, R Bagg, M. Kenney, K. Oakes, C. McCarthy, D. Cause, M. Darisse, G. Mastrangelo, M. Sortoropolis, G. Koshivas, J. Hannibal. c n Ti i i i 100 School Committee: left to right Front: Jean Emerson, secretary, Richard Thompson, superintendent, George Jewell, chairman Back: Lawrence Seidler, Anthony Christopher, Thomas Emery, Marjorie Robie, Judith Mulholland, Thomas Elliott. Mr. Thompson Superintendent Mr. Rogers Principal Mr. McKenzie Vice Principal Joyce McNeill Eileen Knakkergaard Eilleen Linehan, Secretary Betty Milligan Doris Kirkland Joan Hopping I E S 101 o ID — Q Z U UJ 0 5 LU VJ UJ H m n Z m Courses Hon. Biology College Biology General Biology Unified Science IIS Physical Science t Biology II (HoH.) Honors Chemistry College Cjiemistry Oiem istrStiklan . COT e Physics , Earth Science ; Oceanography Electronics Mechanical Drawing Anatomy Environmental Education A William Quigley, Dept. Head Lawrence Peterson 102 Deborah Mulley Louis Pearlstein Alice Magyar Ann Papagiotas 103 Courses Offered Development of English Language Writing Workshop The trouble is . . . General Semantics English Grammar and Composition Science Fiction Playwriting American Literature American Literature Understanding Media Speech Communication Survival English Research Skills (Adv.) American Literature (Hon.) Study of the Short Story Argumentation and Debate (Hon.) Theater History Suspense Psychology in Literature Journalism British Literature (Hon.) Dennis Winters 104 William Laakso, Dept. Head Benedetta Mitchell gj , ' ■ V ■ Gerald Peterson Antonia Crosby James Kyrouz John Quakers 105 Doris Fournier, Dept. Head Courses Offered Dolciani Algebra I Holt Algebra I Algebra IB Pre-Algebra Hon. Algebra II Dolciani Algebra II Holt Algebra II Algebra IIB Hon. Geometry Dolciani Geometry Holt Geometry Finite Math Computer Math Hon. Trigonometry Trigonometry Geometry B College Board Review Math Advanced Placement Calculus Math Everyone Can Use General Math Review Basic Skills Hon. Analysis Analysis Judith Twombly Andrea Howes Roy Hammond Cynthia Quinn David Welsh, Dept. Head Karen Ferris Shirley Brophy L I B R A R Y Margaret Townsend Charles Holman Courses Offered French I (Beginning) French I (Regular) French II (Regular French II (Hon.) French III (Hon.) French IV (Hon.) French V (Hon.) Spanish I (Beginning) Spanish I (Regular) Spanish II (Regular) Spanish II (Hon.) Spanish III (Hon.) Spanish IV (Hon.) Spanish V (Hon.) Latin I Latin II i ' J J Courses Offered General Business Business Math Accounting I Accounting II Typewriting I Typewriting II Shorthand I Shorthand II and Transcription Office Practice Word Processing Business English I Business English II EDP Computer Lucille Henrick, Dept. Head Marianne Tozier Angie Bourque Virginia Zollo Walter Dembowski 109 c iC imZ — C03 Michael Cameron, Music Courses Offered Child Development Woodworking Clothing I Advanced Clothing Creative Sewing Practical Arts Meal Preparation Singles Cooking Nutrition Unified Arts Beginning Art Painting and Drawing Pottery and Sculpture Crafts Photography Printmaking Advanced Art General Chorus American Music Theatre Band Music Theory c Barbara King, Arts Richard Merullo, Woodworking 110 Arlene Welch, Home Economics Mary Lee Hardy, Home Economics ( ) a. uj u Z UJ uj G Courses Offered Political Science Geometry English 10 Life Skills Algebra IB English 9 Algebra 1A Life Skills Business Math Basic Math Literature— Writing Geometry U.S. History Earth Science Christina Banks ich Alternative School , ad resses itself to the provision of ll,! ' ill% f 3lized alternatives to the traditional mgh school program and to Jj lrding of high school credit. the use of group process techniques, career and consumer- ni activities and a creative approach to the basic skill development in a non-traditional environment, IW. dents in the project will be guided toward goal-centered decision-making appropriate to their individual needs and geared to raising their future career aspirations. The Alternative School also research the kind of courses and activities that appear to meet the less- motivated students ' needs. Kenneth Teschner Karen Festa U4 U H O z z -oOHt«cn Leonard Oakes Charles Olech Houston Ramey Gustave Comeau Edward Dudek Carol Ann Collum Audrey Chambers Katherine Atkinson Dora Woodburn Frances Chouinard Evelyn Mistowski Toni Poltalk Jean MacDonald 115 MKAjsyuraj ' £ I ■ ’ f f Do 1 0 L� . Ulink hj W mcike !+• 3 Kneio X shouldrH hxKK tOa.i-kX+ ' ll C 3 C+ a ' .oo 40 do mu| lab . y Freshmen are the ones who go racing down the halls, not knowing where they are going, but know- ing they have to get somewhere. Freshmen are the ones who venture into Senior ter- ritory, only to crash into some overgrown senior, and drop a their books. Of course, the seniors do not appreciate this. Freshmen are the ones who have been introduced to the first wing bathroom. Freshmen are the ones who tend to get lost in crowds and can never seem to find their way out. Freshmen girls are the ones who usually are terrified of walking by all those senior guys in the foyer and by the third wing bathroom. Freshmen are the ones who take forever to get their lunch because they always get cut by everyone. Freshmen are the ones who get stuck with bringing up all the senior ' s lunch trays. Freshmen are the ones who carry all their books so that they can get to class early and not have to visit their locker. Sophomores are the ones who sell all sorts of candy so that they can help earn money for senior year. Sophomores are the ones who still do not under- stand the idea of hall decoration. Sophomores are the ones who have the problem of figuring out which class ring to get and what color. Sophomores are the ones who have to suffer through Project Suicide. Sophomores are the ones who finally feel like they are part of the High School. But are they? Sophomores are the ones who finally are not on the bottom rung of the ladder. faff m R hall 122 Juniorsare the ones who flunk the basic thrills test and look forward to Doris next year. Juniors are the ones who finally understand how to make up their schedules for next year, but still can ' t do it. Juniors are the ones who finally start to worry about raising enough money for next year. Juniors are the ones who have to find a date for their prom, but can ' t until the last minute. Juniors are the ones who have to start worring about grades in order to get into a college. Juniors are the ones who have to take the PSAT ' s only to find out that they are able to flunk any thing 125 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Seniors are the ones who have to fill out all those college applications and wait months, only to find out that they left them in their desk drawer. Seniors are the ones who have to take the SAT ' s because they do not make sense, and that is what college ' s like. Seniors are the ones who pay out all their high school earnings so that they can go to the Castle for their prom. Seniors are the ones who get out of school a month early so that they can get an early start on their tans at the beach. Seniors are the only ones who understand what Class Day is about. 127 G o? 01.0 ■%. N OB r- lu I O O Q® m| U O |j z m PI LU o z C J UJ 0 ( ) St ' hz 2 u S O 0 UJ “ A uu f’zi a i ?.0 0 OO 2P Photos: Courtesy of Ipswich Chronicle ?0 z KYROU7 Jouz V yiiou. ' 9 ' - V .N - o — 2 REMEMMR WHEN MR. McKENZIE U- f DDCDAnrr EPARED 600 PEANUT O BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICHES UJ o Uj 2 1 5 }) fi- ' V,x «.■ ■ .V. AUG. 14TH, UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT SIGHTED IN IPSWICH THIS HYDRANT at the end of Town Farm THE COMPANY COES NUTTY road gained state wide notoriety when water from it registenni one of the high 4 readings in the state. GOODBYE MR. STELLA 1982 - GRADUATION!!! Photo ' s Courtesy of Ipswich Chronicle 131 TEACHERS PICKET You, Y erTQei bei ?! 1. CooK ' a.S ' OP 3;i oiterY 5DTild ' T t :p«9e 7 Ifp 5� ‘c5 2. Tr, . 3, vr)cr)can -rf. 47o( Gi)5ccrce f A Jg Out ’ ' hv f Brock kfcstrwoir I Mm i 1 1 or ' s hxats A’ oon d— ' jfV -TS-wn S HELP w 4wrE P Making This Yearbook Possible Has Not Only Been The g ' : Work Of The Staff, � ; But Also The Financial Contributions Of Our Advertisers. P V We Sincerely Thank Them — Support Them As Much As I They Have Supported Us. ’ ' ' t THE CLASS OF 1983 Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 82 BRUNI FARMS COUNTRY STORE Joseph j. Bruni, Prop. Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 24 Essex Road Route 133 Ipswich, Mass. 356-4877 139 MEANS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE wishes The Best Of Luck To The Clas Of 1982 Located At 96 County Rd. Route 7-A Ipswich, MA 01938 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE CLASS OF 1983 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 THE KOSCLUSKO CLUB The Club Najlepszego (Nothing But The Best) Estes Street • Ipswich NAUMKEAG TRUST COMPANY . . . more than just a bank. Serving the communities of Beverly, Newburyport, Peabody, Salem and Salisbury. We are a full service bank, and a member of F DIC The Wool Stapler “Specializing in Yarns” 1 IB South Main St. (Kt. 1 A near Choate Bridge) Ipswich, Ma. 01938 Pal Chisholm 356-3480 143 [||9H jS 1 Good Luck Graduates HILL S FAMILY STORE 3 Market St., Ipswich 356- 2626 Best Wishes Seniors THE SOUP KETTLE Since 1932 McCORMACK S Quality Auto Body Work Welding • Ironwork Lawn Mowing Chainsaw Sales Service Brown Sq. Ipswich 356-4822 Ladies Apparel Rock port 65 Main St. Magnolia Lexington Ave. Ipswich 121 High St. Gloucester Brown ' s Mall Exeter, N.H. Pourtsmouth Rd THE CARD COOP Ipswich Shopping Center Ipswich, Mass. 01938 356-5322 TEDFORD MARTIN. INC. True Value Brown Square Telephone 356-4387 The Yard On The Square Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 DAMON DAMON INSURANCE AGENCY THE GREGORY INSURANCE AGENCY Ipswich, MA 356-2116 Ipswich Plaza 126 High St. 356-2171 P4 FEATURING IMaoire j PAINTS 9 ? Wallpaper, Flooring, Carpet, Custom Window Shades, B REGULAR HOURS 8-5 MON . TUES . THURS FRI Also open evenings by Ap(x)intment only, for your convenience IPSWICH’S COMPLETE BEC0HATII6 CEHTRE 41 Market St. r V Jnd 57 MAPLE ST , DANVERS Jo Harry s” Gloucester Seafood Market and Restaurant THtV lUkl CO TO TUI sen III sutrs 66 Central St. Ipswich Tel. 356-2677 The finest in quality seafoods in our showcases; also served in our dining room Open TUES.-SUN. 9 AM-8 PM Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 82 From IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK Where Thousands Save Millions Established 1869 Ipswich Savings Bank Rowley Ipswich Essex 948-7736 356-2971 768-6561 Congratulations Seniors From AGAWAM AUTO HARDWARE 17 Hammatt Street • Ipswich QUINTS DRUG STORE Market Square Ipswich 149 356-0115 27 Ham matt St Ipswich Mass. 01938 Welcome To The Grand Illusion . . . 16 A Market St. Ipswich Dianne Mac Dougall Owner Telephone 356-2270 TEL. 356-5791 Plants Etc. • PERSONALIZED ARRANGEMENTS SILK, DRIED, FRESH • BRIDAL BOUQUETS AND ATTENDANTS • CUSTOM PLANT SERVICES • POTTERY AND UNUSUAL GIFTS 16 MARKET STREET MARGIE HOY IPSWICH, MA Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 Real Estate 97 Central Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Business (617) 356-5550 Nicholas A. Bibby Realtor Fine Stoneware Porcelain Functional Sculptural Ware Adult Childrens Classes Good Luck, Seniors 356-2905 22 Market Street Ipswich CENTRAL SHOE Good Luck To The Seniors Central Street-Ipswich STRAND FURNITURE Home Of Quality Furniture And Appliances Depot Square-Ipswich 356-2505 CONLEY ' S DRUG STORE so central street IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS 01938 TELEPHONE I617I 356 2121 STRAND FURNITURE COUNTRY HARDWARE Wishes Tommy Lewis The Class Of ' 82 Best Of Luck! Nancy Linehan 18 Market St Robert Linehan Ipswich, MA 356-2711 I 153 Yell-O-Glow Corp. BANANA DISTRIBUTORS John Markos Louis Markos William Markos Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 VERNON A. MARTIN REALTORS, INC. One Of The Oldest And Largest Real Estate Firms North Of Boston With Ten Offices To Serve You Members Of Ehght Multiple Listings 53 MARKET ST. IPSWICH, MA 356-4326 44 May the road I ' ise to meet you. May the wind be ever at vour back... 99 — ii II 1 1 isli u ish ( mod luck to the class of d ' J and to each of your individual endeavors. SpsikDitf) Cljrtimcle Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION 155 THE VACUUM STORE “Sales Service On Major Brands” 18 Hammatt Street • Ipswich 356-4370 Good Luck, Seniors WHITE FARMS Ice Cream Sandwiches Best Wishes From W.J. MANNING F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. Ipswich 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 Construction Co., Inc. PAVING and paving materials commercial and private • Tennis Courts • Parking Areas • Airports • Residential Drives • Municipal and Private Roads 7-4 Mon.-Fri 7-1 2 Sat. 356-0360 Beverly Number 927-0274 99 MITCHELL RD IPSWICH IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP 164 High Street Beer • Wine • Liquors Good Spirits Best Of Luck JOHN’S TEXACO 3 Tops field Rd. Ipswich, MA. 356-9741 Certified Interstate Shellfish Dealers IPSWICH SHELLFISH COMPANY, INC, Hayward St, Ipswich Mass. Ipswich Tel. 356-4371 157 PECHILIS LIQUOR MART (Peoples Market Loo.) Depot Square Tel 356 3333 Annuals, perennials Herbs. Pool Plants Unusual Geraniums PALMER S. PERLEy BAY ROAD GARDENS Route 1A — Ipswich. Mass, oisss nuTCH Bulbs Christmas Greens IHiHRSTNAnONAVaAtm 3X-4:m Of Ipswich Ipswich • Rowley • Esf ox • Mug no! in • Ciouccster . Member FDIC RIERCE PIERCE CO l IP%IW FINELY CRAFTED BUTCHER BEOCK FURI IITURE SA VEi BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY SHOWROOM 30 Brown Vi lie Ave. 356-3755 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 JONQUILS DisliiicLive Dining Best Wishes 19-21 Essex Rd. (Rt 133) Ipswich, MA 01938 (617)356- 5040 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 CLAM BOX RTE. 1A 133, IPSWICH, MA Eat-In Or Take Out 356-9707 SIliP Ellitttipt miotpi RESTAURANT Route lA 133 3S6-?205 Ipswich, Mass. Best Wishes From ELLIOTT OFiPgil� 1ICHii. 29 Brown Square, Ipswich, MA 01938 Earl L. Elliott Company 356-4341 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 82 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS IPSWICH LOCAL 1913 160 PURDY-VANTINE STUDIO Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1982 Bleiler O ' Connor 100 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, Ma. 02115 Congratulations Seniors From SUNBURST Market Street Ipswich Congratulations To The Class Of ' 82 From HALLMARK CLEANERS Ipswich Shopping Center Ipswich, Ma. Calico Quilting Supplu ' s Quilts Handcrafted Gifts Ip” HiHii ' ' .XOrtiii 4|)m Mi n V:! The Silver Thimble Quilt Shop Hiijli Mill’! l])iWK IyMAOw:« 617356 7350 162 SOFFRON BROTHERS CLAM CO. PRODUCERS OF SEA CLAM PRODUCTS FRESH • FROZEN • CANNED BROWN SQUARE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 Dairif Queen Ipswich, Mass. Reg U S Pat Ofl Am O. Q Corp IPSWICH HOUSE OF PIZZA 8 Central St. Ipswich MA Seven Days Without Pizza Makes One Week 163 Congratulations And Best Wishes From JIM PRENTISS AND IPSWICH EXXON Topsfield Road Ipswich THE SKOL SPORT SHOP AND SKI SHOP 300 Bicycles In Stock Bikes • Bicycle Accessories We Repair All Makes Of Bikes We Carry A Complete Line Of Sporting Goods Camping Supplies We Do Team Sales Best Wishes Graduates 164 RIVERSIDE FOREIGN AUTO Rte. lA - Lord’s Square Ipswich, Mass. 356-3240 “We Repair Most Foreign Cars’’ Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF THE IPSWICH COMMUNITY WITH A COMPLET E RANGE OF HIGH-YIELDING FINANCIAL PLANS AND 24-HOUR BANKING. essexbanis WASHINGTON AND HAMMATT ST. 356-5162 165 I I THE RIVERVIEW Famous For Pizza WISHES THE CLASS OF 1982 SUCCESS, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR THE FUTURE SEARS FORD SALES, INC. Rte lA-105-County Rd. Ipswich. Mass. 01938 Phone (617) 356-2916 New And Used Cars And Trucks Where You Find The Kind Of Excellent Service You Thought You Couldn’t Get Any More 166 92 County Road 356-2772 Take-Out Service Best Wishes Seniors PROTOTYPE AND PRODUCTION MACHINING L C ENGINEERING, INC. 73 2 CENTRAL STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 MICHAEL T LEWIS 617-356-0511 167 The Optical House J cglasses repaired • Prescriptions filled 6A CENTRAL ST IPSWICH PATRICK LANGONE, JR 356-2151 CASTLE MACHINE CO. Quality Machine Products 20 Broadway Ave Ipswich, Mass 01938 NANCY CARTER REG OPTCIAN David Morin DON’T LET YOUR MONEY GO DOWN THE DRAIN Let us make the necessary repairs. Patterson Plumbing Heating So. Main St. Ipswich 356-3711 anytime We Grew Up Here IPSWICH I CO-OPERATIVE BANK p () BOX u IPSWIC H. M -X NESTLED ALONG IPSWICH RIVER KEN AND JEWELL MILLER (617) 356-9729 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET IPSWICH, MA 01930 168 Good Luck SERIGRAPHICS UNLIMITED CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING 29 SOUTH MAIN STREET IPSWICH. MASS. (617) 356-4896 TWO Unetxook bold’s Square Ipswich, Massachusetts 356 7684 (617)687-8932 356-4731 : IPSWICH BAY GLASS COMPANY INC. Glass And Aluminum Products 435 Boston St.(U.S. Rte. 1) Topsfield, MA. 01938 iUroa mag ISanetg 165 C HIGH St . IPSWICH. MASS 28 l®aBl|tngton reet ilpBuitcl), fHA Alterations and Custom Sewing 35B-9718 ISABELLA 356-5367 JOY 3567032 Art v ' v: fHanlgn i® eagle. llroprietorB 169 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DALTON GANG □alton Construction Co., Inc. 102 MITCHELL RD. IPSWICH, MA (617)356-4481 01936 GRANT PLUMBING CORPORATION 102 Mitchell Road IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 (617) 356-5678 ARTHUR C. DALTON, PRESIDENT DANIEL E. GRANT, VICE PRESIDENT DALTON corporation Complete Line of Lubricating Equipment, Automotive Lifts, Air Compressors, Underground Pumps Tanks K D ELECTRIC, INC. 102 Mitchell Rd Ipswich, MA. 01938 Arthur C. Dalton Jr, President Kenneth Keyes, Vice President You ' re On Your Way! cablevision Satellite Entertainment Services Featuring B Central Street, Ipswich, Massachusetts Q1 93S C61 ”7] 35B-520D PHONE 356 2242 24 HR SERVICE ande n e zi ezatcoM REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING commercial industrial and institutional sales SERVICE ENERGY SAVING SYSTEMS ANTHONY L GRANDE President 10 MITCHELL ROAD IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS 01938 171 BERNARD M. SULLIVAN MILDRED HULBERT ALICIA LEWIS JOAN DIFAZIO VERONICA RICHARDS THOMAS FLYNN, OWNER BERNARD M SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY One of Neuj Cnglond ' s most modern complete service plants tx) Rowley j Printing in(o(p«4oi 4 r 1 Printers 6t Publishers • Design Services • electronic Composition • Color Block ond White Offset Full Service Bindery GORDON GREENHOUSES AND FLOWER SHOP For Dependable Service Coll 948-2311 Essex Rd, Ipswich, MA 356-2955 383 fMoin Street (Rt. IR) Roujiey, Massachusetts 01969 Lalz ancL d axle ton FUNERAL DIRECTORS 45 oA’iain. cSitecf Ofti-ivic fi, iS anucfiuiEtii 0193 is ’DxancU S. CaxUton D EUfifiom 25aviA axiEton 356-2422 BORGATTIS Compliments Of Borgatti’s Pizzas Subs 125 High St. Ipswich, MA 356-0900 IPSWICH — REALTY ASSOCIATES 24 MARKET STREET • IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 fnT3 SVUIANIA SUCCESS To Live Your Life In Your Own Way, To Reach The Goals You Have Set . . . To Be The You, That, You Want To Be, That Is SUCCESS JANET R. PERRY (617) 356-4600 Realtor A part of General Telephone Electronics Lighting Products Group Estes Street Ipswich. Mass. 01938 617 777-1900 173 Ifffel nttflRSTNAnWM:BMtK ; V)’ Of Ipsu ich l))i wich • }hn lc • • Mapnoliii Chnicc. ior Monihor h ' DlC 356-5451 Compliments Of SOUTH SIDE GREENHOUSES Potted Plants And Foliage Plants William R. Grant 7 Argilla Road Ipswich, Mass. Congratulations Class Of 1982 From dom-lianisi. I II 2S2 Cabol Street S9 Market Street Beverly, MA Ipswich, MA 922-9S()9 556-9792 Congratulations Graduates LI’L NICOLE’S CATERING Coffee • Muffins • Hot Dogs • Sandwiches Arthur Sotis 356-0573 PHONE 356-3566 CHAPMAN’S RADIO SHOP 5 MARKET SQUARE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 RICHARD B. CHAPMAN HAVERHILL GAS Best wishes from the staff at Gas Energy Savings Appliances Are Good For Your Economy Good Luck Seniors Gre Journeys Travel Center Rt. I A at the Choate Bridge Ipswich Congratulations Graduates ITS ONLY NATURAL, , ( Natural oods Country §tore gnack ar 126 High Street Ipswich, MA 01938 175 NEW ENGLAND DIVING CO. 35 Tozer Rd Beverly Ma Good Luck Compliments Of AMVETS POST 201 MARCORELLE ' S Liquor Fine Wines Coldest Beer In Town Wc. Sp«c ' « i ac Wines BANNONS Best Wishes 9 Depot Square 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. Edward B. Marsh Dr. Carl A. Soderland Dr. John M. O ' Brien Dr. David Jewett Dr. Thomas E. Sullivan mmm 37:5.C-4f-5!3 T ' loer isax. PSWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2122 0007 For Reference Not to be taken from this room