Ipswich High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ipswich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

IN MEMORY of Mark Norris, a member of the class of 1983, his brother Jonathan and father George who died in a fire that de- stroyed their home in January, 1980. Mark was a talented musi- cian and sensitive person who is missed by all. As time requireth, a man of marvellous mirth and pastimes, and sometimes of as sad gravity, as who say: a man for all seasons. Robert Whittington, 1521 Gratitude for thirty-one years of service is not so easily or ap- propriately expressed in the confines of the printed page. We have collected a few words from centuries past and a few photo- graphs from the past and pre- sent to commemorate a legend. But the real thanks exists in the hearts of all the people who have known Mr. C. Elliott Roundy in the last three decades. Here, epitomized, is love and respect. A phenomenon of nature: the punk rocker. Unusual and unusually colored clothing and hair distinguish them in a crowd. Metal-spiked ankle collars, Devo or Elvis Costello glasses, and leopard-skin pants, shirts, boots and belts are among a few of the accessories indigenous to the breed. Apple Picking At Goodales Orchard-October, 1982 Love is eternal. Hockey 1 2 3 4, Lacross 1 2 Sept. 1, 1981 Junior Prom Debbie Sept. 1 Michael Andrews M. Carlene Barous Lisa The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. Elizabeth Sarah Bouranis Jose Felipe Auzmendi Don ' t let the past remind us of what we are not now. -Stephen Stills Lori Jean Blanchette Friends Forever Tennis 1 2, Art Club 2 3 4, Art Club Secretary 4, Steer- ing Comm. 12 3 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Council 4, Year- book 3 4, Junior Editor 3. Martha A. Bramley 8 Paul A. Brouillette Kurt S. Carter Marc R. Castonguay Robert Butters ' ' Jan” Dubba” You are never given a dream without also being given the power to make it come true. •Richard Bach Janet M. Carver ' ' Jack Your Friends are your needs answerd . . . In the sweetness of friend- ship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. Jacqueline E. Chambers i 9 Jennifer M. Chambers Donald Clapp Joanne Clogsfon ' ' Jules ' ' Who knows what tommor- row brings? . . . The good times are for- ever . . . Julie F. Christiansen Time is a page in a book Which even to the skilled reader, turns much too quickly. M. Jean Clarkin Eric C. Caron 10 John Cocozella Scott A. Cram Stephanie D. Cross Jay Greatness comes to those who dare to sweat, dare to strain, and dare the pain! John Edward Coughlin III Forget yesterday, live to- day, and cherish tomorrow. Maureen Anne Crawford V. Cross Country 2 3 4, V. Track 2 3 4, Company 1 2 3 4. Gregory Scott Cullen 11 Rat It ' s all a grand illusion, and you ' re fooling yourself if you don ' t believe it. Matthew M. Darisse Stephanie Marie DeAngelis Theresa Mary Desmond John D. Davis Karen Ann DeRosa Kris Love wasn ' t put ' in our hearts to stay. Love isn’t love ' til we give it away. Field Hockey 12 3 4, B-Ball 1 2 3 4, Softball 12 3 4, Honors Award 1 2 3 4, Mexico Club 3 4, Steering Comm. 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 1 2 3 4, Yearbook 4. Kristine Lynne diCicco 12 Dorty I just want to wish all my friends good luck in the fu- ture. and hope they suc- ceed in what they want to do. Peter M. Dort Cassie Cherish yesterday . . . Dream tomorrow . . . Live today . . . Hockey cheerleading V. 1, Football Cheerleading V. 2 3 4, Capt. 4, B-ball Cheer- leading V. 2 3 4, Capt. 3 4, Gymnastics 2, Track 3, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 3, OEA 3. Di lust remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows, lies the seed that with the sun ' s love in the spring be- comes the rose! Colorguard 1 2 3 4, J.V. 13- Ball cheerleader 1 , Sr.Steering Comm . . Diane Marie Dow Cassandra L. Drinkwater Robert B. Entwistle, Jr. Doug Elliot Bird What so you de- spise? By this are you truly known. V. Soccer 12 3, Capt. 4; Band 2 3 4; Chorus 2 3 4; Math League 2 3; Science League 4; National Honor Society; The Company 1 2 3 4; Yearbook 4. Erin Patricia Fagan 13 One day at a time - This is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone; and do not be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come. Live in the present, and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering. Victoria Marie Fitzpatrick Geoffrey Alan Fudge Gelso V. Football 1 2 3 4, J.V. Bas- ketball 2, J.V. Track 2 4. Michael P. Gelsomini The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ellen Joyce Fowler Joe I ' m out of here V. Hockey 1 2 3, Capt. 4, LaCross 2. Joseph Gauthier What do you mean? African or European? -Arthur Poon Dragon Christopher J. Gerrish 14 Do not follow where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Susan M. Gilbert Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. -Beatles- Je t ' aime Fabrice. I was a free man in Paris. Kathy Kathleen Marie Guay We were a ghastly crew -Coleridge- Christopher Hennessey There is nothing like pro- crastinating Bryan D. Gosse Kim Don ' t walk infront of me, I might not follow, don ' t walk behind me, I might not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend.” Kimberley A. Hatcher Mush You always love the one that hurts you most -Anony- mous Michelle M. Holland 15 Football F. 1, J.V. 2, V. 3 4, Track J.V. 1.V.2 3 4, Com- pany 1 2 3 4, ITV 1 2. Charles Whitney Howard Hugo Yearbook staff 4; The Company 1 4; Art Club 1 2 3, vice-pres. 4; Band officer 3 4; Ski Club 3 4; School Honor Award 1 2 3 4; Ten- nis l.V. 1; V. 3 4. Jonathan M. Hughes Cheryl Lee Johnson 18 Kareem ' ' Yaz forever! Frosh B-ball, J.V. B-ball 2 3, V. B-ball 4, J.V. Baseball 2, J.V. Track 1 3, V. Track 4, Band 1, ITV 1 2 3 4. Steven J. Karalias Feats don ' t fail me now. Sean H. Kenney John F. Kippen Red Where we have been is not nearly as important as where we are going. -MW Lisa A. Kenney Genevieve H. Kimball Anne M. Kneeland 19 Friendship improves happi- ness, and abates misery, by doubling our joy, and divid- ing our grief. Laura M. Knowlton We are but tiny ships cast adrift. But our course is chartered, and a secure port is in sight. V. Soccer 1, Bsk B1 12 3, Softball 1 2 3 4, Steer. Comm. 2 3 4, OEA 3 4, Tres. 4, Ski Club 2 4, For- eign Lang. Club 4. Cheryl Marie LaCount Lanjilo If obstacles discourage the mediocre talent, they are, on the contrary, the neces- sary food of genius -Gericault- Art Club 2 3 4, Company 2 3 4 F.O.A. Student Rep. 4, Band 4. Glenn Thomas Langille George C. Koshivas May all worthy people die a quick, painless death. Douglas Lang Dana R. Lavoie 20 Dawn LeBlanc Mark D. Macklin We are young but getting old before our time, we ' ll leave the T.V. and radio be- hind, don ' t you wonder what we ' ll find? Thanks for all the good times, Rich and for always being there, LB Margaret Maguire Kathryn Elaine Markos Cheryl Anne Markewicz Danielle Masse Sue” Dubba Success isn ' t a result of spontaneous combustion you must set yourself on Fire Suzanne May P. James McGinley Goodbye to all the past, I guess that we ' ll meet in the end. -Ozzy Osbourne- Patrick James Mattson Kellie McCarthy Jennifer Ann Meers 22 Smurf MoonDog I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. -Unknown- Track 2 3 4, Gymnastics 1 2. Julie Anne Moon Paul E. Neenan Sheila Cathrine O ' Brien Jacqueline R. Moscato Wayne O. North Jo-Dee Barbara Paone 22 Richard E. Parker Douglas Poor Perry S. Ramsdell Wendy May Pendexter-Rathe Rainbow Forget your lust for the rich man ' s gold. All you need is in your soul, and you can do this if you try. All that I want for you is to be satisfied. -Lynyrd Skynyrd- Football 1 2, Hockey 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3, M.W. Forever. James M. Ramey Jr. Norman Rathe 1 Keith J. Rice David Robie •Remember all the good times- C.W., D.S., M.Z., T.D., D.L. -Remember all the love- Kenny. Open Arms 5 16 81 till forever. O.E.A. 2 3 4, O.E.A. vice- president 4. School Honor Award 12 3 4. Lori Ann Rotcavich Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siam. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Soccer J.V. 1 2, V. 3 4, B- ball I.V. 1 2 3, Tennis V. 1 2 3, Stud. Council 12 3 4, Stud. Advis. Board 3 4, Steer. Comm. 12 3 4, Math League 2 3, Science League 4, Hugh O ' Brien Rep. Lighten up while you still can, don ' t even try to understand, just find a place to make your stand, and take it easy! -Eagles- Amy Irene Roy William J. Roy Deborah Ann Sadoway Real men wouldn ' t eat this. Would you? According to the popular novel and popular opinion, only semi-masculine men would enjoy eating this slice of Quiche Lorraine. The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it ' s Heaven and Hell. -Ronnie lames Dio Michael J. Saporito Betsy Elisabeth J. Schreuer Gregory John Smith Kris When you ' re troubled, and you need some loving care, and nothing, nothing is go- ing right, close your eyes and think of me, and soon I will be there. I love J.B, Kristine Saulnier ‘Sot ‘Know your limits. Mark J. Sotiropoulos .. 28 Karin M. Soucy You live but once so make the best of life. Steering Comm. 1 2 3 4, Year Bk Staff 4. OEA 4, Var- sity Hockey Chearleading 1 2 3, Varsity Football Chaer- leader 2 3 4. Heather J. Stevens Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- siam. -Emerson Favorite people: KG, MH, MW MV Memories: “First Blood, Crate Stealing, Grapes! , Summer ' 82, the Circle, EJ ' s, Whip its , Pie eyed. Forget yesterday, live to- day, and cherish tomorrow. Thomas W. Spinhim Cyndi The doors of the future are open wide; and only our dreams will be our guide. We ' ll grasp it all; we ' ll nev- er fall. ' Cause our goals are strong; and it won’t be long. Somebody has to. Cynthia M. Stone Lynne Marie Sullivan Kristen Taffe James V. Terlizzi No method in our madness Just pride about our manner Antpeople are the warriors Antmusic is the banner! •Adam and the Ants- ■ Danelle C. VanLigtenberg John Wallace Andrea Thompson Suzannah Walker Paul Wallace 30 John R. Walsh Somewhere under the rainbow dreams come true. Colorguard 2 3, Steering Comm. 2 3 4, Sec. 4, Stu- dent Council 4. Nancy Claire Walsh If you love something, set it free. If it comes back- it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. I ' ll love you Forever T.K.! (Feb. ' 80) O.E.A. 3 4, O.E.A. Historian 4. Cheryl Lynn Waters Michael A. Walsh Brett J. Warren The essentials of happiness in this life are: something to do, something to love, something to hope for. Martha Ellyne Whipple 31 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Gregory A. White Which dreams indeed are ambition, for the very sub- stance of the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream Hamlet William Shakespeare Margaret Theresa Willard Laugh and the world laughs with you, Cry and you cry alone. Darren L. Wilson Moe Some men see things as they are and say, Why? I dream things that never were and say, why not? RFK Maureen Patricia Whooley Stuart and me Oct. 22, 1983 Dreams ask JM Times in WTVL singing w Neil Bet- sy Bummer Pkb Excel- lent! Graduation finally!! Capt. V. Cheering 2 3, V. B- ball 3, Student Council 2 3, Year Bk 2 3, V. Track 1 2, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Leather-n- Lace Journey ' ' Open Arms Stu loves Debby. Deborah K. Willette Eric Wilson p 32 Kyto Winga Dubba Kenneth J. Wing Christopher M. Womack Live it up! Cheerleading: Basketball 1 2 3, Football 2 3 4; OEA 2 3 4, OEA President 4. Maria Zeroulias For memory has painted this perfect day with colors that never fade, and we find at the end of a perfect day the soul of a friend we ' ve made. Kathleen Meagen Winter Dee If we judge of love by most of its results, it resembles hatred more than friend- ship. I love L.G. Good-Bye Ipswich High it ' s been real. Denise Young Keith A. Martel i : . 33 Jtlso 111 embeds of r C fje Class of m 3 Joseph W. Carpenter Jr. Mark Richard Collum Randall R. Deschenes Michael Stephen Fudge William John Gavin Michael E. Kisiel Monica Ann Ward THE CLASS OF 1983 IN 1979 TEN MOST POPULAR ACTORS AND ACTRESSES AT IPSWICH HIGH (1) Burt Reynolds (2) Richard Gere (3) Clint Eastwood (4) Sylvester Stallone (5) Robert Redford (6) Goldie Hawn (7) Meryl Streep (8) lane Fonda (9) Timothy Hutton (10) Mel Gibson Jose Felipe Auzmendi Jose arrived in Ipswich on August 26, 1982 from Besain, Spain, a town about the size of Ipswich. Through the American Institute for Foreign Students, lose was able to join the senior class. During his stay in Ipswich, he resided with Mrs. Cynthia Quinn, a math teacher here at Ipswich High, and her family. This past fall, Jose was a member of the Ipswich High School soccer team and later he played on the tennis team at the Newburyport Rac- guet Club. Back in Spain, he lives with his parents and two younger brothers. When he returns to Besain next June, there will surely be many happy memories that will go with him. Mi Casa es su casa! Adios. SENIOR AWARDS BETSY SCHREUER Harvard Book Award National Merit Of Commendation ERIN FAGAN Bauch And Lomb Science Faculty Award National Merit Of Commendation JENNIFER MEERS National Merit Of Commendation JANET CARVER Girl ' s State DAR Good Citizen Award GREG SMITH Boy ' s State Salem News Student Athlete Award BILL ROY Hugh O ' Brien Award 41 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betsy Schreuer Greg White 2 DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Greg White 5 - Martha Bramley 3 CLASS SCHOLARS Chuck Howard Erin Fagan 4 MOST STUDIOUS Laura Knowlton Bill Roy n}itmtes 1 CLASS SPAZ Wayne North Katie Winter 2 CLASS SAINTS Jimmy Terlizzi Jenny Chambers 3 CLASS ATHLETES Kris didcco, John Davis Jean Clarkin 4 CLASS BLUSHERS Jackie Chambers Kenny Wing 5 NEW KIDS IN TOWN ' Debbie Ouellette, Jose Auzmendi Andrea Thompson 1 MOST GULLIBLE Lisa Kenney 2 FRIENDLIEST Amy Roy Kenny Wing 3 MOST TALKATIVE Lynne Sullivan , Jay Coughlin Lisa Kenney 4 CLASS PREPPIES Jenny Chambers Bryan Gosse 5 CLASS OPTIMISTS 44 Martha Bramely Greg White 5 1 CLASS SPACE CADETS Carlene Barous Keith Martel 2 CLASS RADICALS Scott Cram Suzannah Walker 3 CLASS SOAP OPERA FANATICS Mike Jeanotte Lisa Kenney 4 MOST UNIQUE Ed Willis Danelle Van Ligtenberg 5 CLASS PESSIMISTS Vicki Fitzpatrick Doug Lang 45 1 CLASS ARTISTS Glenn Langille Susan Gilbert 2 CLASS CONCERT FREAKS Lori Blanchette Michael Saporito 3 CLASS ACTOR ACTRESS Geoff Fudge Jennifer Meers 4 CLASS MUSICIANS Erin Fagan Jonathan Hughes 1 5 CLASS COMEDIANS Amy Roy Bert Entwistle i 46 T _L if 1 CLASS DANCER Meg Maguire 2 CLASS CUTIES Janet Carver Kenny Wing 3 CLASS COUPLE Kris didcco Jay Coughlin 4 MOST ATTRACTIVE Meg Maguire Greg Smith 5 CLASS APPLE POLISHERS Greg Smith Amy Roy 1 BEST DRESSED Michelle Holland Bill Linehan 2 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Greg White Maria Zeroulias 3 CLASS SINGER Sue Gilbert A Cl A 99 PROCRASTINATORS The Class of 1983 5 GIRLOLOGIST Jay Coughlin 1 CLASS WEASELS Martha Whipple Keith Martel 2 CLASS PUNK ROCKERS Mark Macklin Stephanie DeAngelis 3 CLASS PUNKS Denise Young Rob Butters 4 BOYOLOGIST JoDee Paone 5 MOST UNIQUE LAUGH Paul Wallace Maureen Whooley The once highly-esteemed soap opera General Hospital started the craze: doctor ' s clothing. Department stores all over the country started offering to us laymen those fashionable shirts that before were only available to the elite professionals. Although there is such a thing as doctor ' s pants, the doctor ' s shirts are by far the most popular. We added the tourniquet and syringe to convey medical realism and to show the state of the frustrated and overworked student at Ipswich High. saw ! «■ I � ADMINISTRATION | ! School Committee: Anthony Christopher, Richard Thompson, George Jewell, Lawrence Seidler, Thomas Emery, Marjorie Robie, Judith Mulholland, Margot Sherwood Richard Thompson — Joseph Rogers — Principal Charles McKenzie — Vice Superintendent Principal 52 GUIDANCE Joyce McNeil Eileen Knakkergaard Eileen Linehan — Guidance Secretary SECRETARIES THE ARTS t-i Barbara King — Art Michael Cameron — Music Richard Merullo — Shop 54 Arline Welch — Home Economics — W— — SPECIAL NEEDS Barbara Rosenstein Helen Roemer Marion Frost Margaret Townsend — Librarian 55 ATHLETICS John Welch — Department Head Elliott Roundy — Athletic Director Mary McVann 56 Violet DeMille — Nurse Wayne Arsenault John Thomas — Assistant Athletic Director - ENGLISH Gerald Peterson Antonia Crosby FOREIGN LANGUAGES Shirley Brophy Karen Ferris 60 BUSINESS Marianne Tozier Walter Dembowski 61 Lucille Henrick — Department Head Angie Bourque MATH Roy Hamond 62 Judith Twombley Cynthia Quinn Fundamentals of Preppy Attire- Female (1) cable-knit cardigan: first three buttons always undone; buttons knitted the same color as sweater (2) oxford shirt: colar turned up; cuffs turned back over sweater (3) Lacoste shirt (alligator shirt): comes in a variety of dazzling col- ors (4) turtleneck jersey: collar never folded down Note: The four pro- ceeding conventions form what is known in preppy circles as the “layered look. (5) wool kilt: classis for winter holi- days (6) foul-weather shoes: essential rainwear or any other wear (7) book bag: contents include a ring binder and a Glamour maga- zine (8) class ring (9) pierced earings: females only Male preps are basically the same except they wear khakis ac- companied by a belt embroidered with anchors or other ocean-relat- ed insignia. SCIENCE Ann Papagiotas 64 Lawrence Peterson nil ' William Quigley — Department Head IF IT ISN T AIR- I ESS il exira c DON ' T Hi breathe it! Keep • ■ r i HOOD XOfICNS Louis Pearlstein SOCIAL STUDIES Ronald Toleos — Department Head Richard Storer David Pierotti Edward Dudek — Custodian Charles Olek — Custodian Cooks: Nancy Gresch, Catherine Anderson, Dora Woodburn, Frances Chouinard, Audrey Chambers, Gene Datillo Leonard Oakes — Custodian Toni Poltack — Aide Gustave Comeau — Custodian Houston Ramey — Custodian 69 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Top to Bottom, Left to Right: K. Wilson, K. Gagnon, E. Whooley, A. Richards, C. Parady, M. Kleiner, K. Lombard, L, Eaton, ]. Davis, Coach Forrest, S. May, Capt. K. DiCicco, Capt. S. O ' Brien, M. Holland. I Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Rotsko, J. Whooley, D. Spencer, D. Richards, B. O ' Con- nor, D. Linehan, D. Richards, A. McGrath, Capt. S. Davis, Capt. K. Shannon, L. Morrison. . V. FIELD HOCKEY i t 72 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Storer, E. Sklarz, W. Reynolds, R. Davis, E. Morten- son, B. Roy, A. Mulholland, J. Auzemendi, B. Gosse, M. Gag- non, K. Jewell, P. Mattson, Capt. P. Dort, Capt. J. Davis, T. Drinkwater, J. Terlizzi. IftWlCiV Top to Bottom, Left to Right: R. Como, P. Sherwood, P. Sof- fron, K. Janvrin, J. Dietsch, E. Lawson, J. Robie, B. Dallas, J. Mortenson, D. Brocklebank, S. Bradley, J. Fichera, C. Holland, K. Smolla, J. Tabor, Capt. D. Barnhart, Capt. M. Dupray. 7 . V. BOYS SOCCER I 74 GIRLS SOCCER Top to Bottom, left to Right: R. Manning, M. Berrini, L. Huntley, Caroline Follans- bee, A. Galanis, N. Dooley, C. Knowlton, B. Hultgren, C. Middlebrooks, L. Soko- lov, W. Pierce, K. Donaher, Coach Fichera, M. Clayes, K. Hultgren, E. Adams, M. I. Paulitz, D. Muller, C. Rous- seau, W. Hunt, S. Bolog- nese, S. Cross, Capt. J. Chambers, Capt. B. Schreuer, Capt. E. Fagan, J. Chambers. Top to Bottom, Lett to Right: H. Forrest, L. Kenney, S. Crawford, J. Tedford, J. Leamy. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: G. Cullen, K. Burek, S. Cram, S. Kenney, A. Howes, B. Castonguay, B. Entwistle. CROSS COUNTRY 76 ■ - Vgpupim ■ ■ ... v VARSITY FOOTBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach Spellman, M, Kenney, J. Jones, T. Dougan, E. Rauscher, T. Cooke, B. Gagnon, J. Stasiuk, T. Pappas, S. Stone, B. Hayes, Coach Welch, M. Gelsomini, H. O ' Flynn, S. Somers, V. Martino, G. Parent, E. Ogiba, P. Tremblay, D. Mastrangelo, M. Da- vidson, S. Thompson, M. O ' Conner, E. Amundsen, K. Clapp, K, Wing, D. Lang, M. Brazier, B. Zillinsky, G. Collum, J. Rice, G. Ko- shivas, P. Neenan, K. Rice, J. Poor, D. Clapp, P. Howard, Capt. G. Smith, C. Hennessey, K. Carter, C. Howard, C. Gerrish, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: G Parrent, T. Duggan, M. Kenney, J. Jones, H. O ' Flynn, B. Zi- linsky, M. Davidson, Coach Arsenault, R. O ' Brien, G. Mastran- gelo, C. Fartaras, G. Wing, P. Nikas, J. Sani- das. I.V. FOOTBALL 78 II FRESHMAN FOOTBALL I Top to Bottom, Left to Right: R. O ' Brien, K. Lombard, R. Burton, C. Farfaras, P. Nikas, G. Wing, E. Schwartz, Coach Arsenault, A. Morning, D. Rogers, G. Mastrangelo, A. Rous- seau, E. Zilinsky. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: K. Donaher, J. Cocazella, J. Strok, Capt. H. Stevens, C. Umstead, L. Andrews, K. Abbot, N. Brown, Capt. C. Drinkwater, K. Pzenney, T. Linehan, K. Ellis, M. Zeroulias, M. Willard. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 80 ! ' ' £ $ £ V l ff3 TT WES £ £% j O ' y | , i. i . ;«■■ ( €_1 «- •p I J 1 tM|- l 1 JL J fmAyA] .v ’ ’ t£j f ’ . • ■LjJH n. - ir l� kj n A m - s — ■ . .. Jk«, «. . - gp -TS . - _ r Mf pa ' ' ± k L jmqS — — ?Sff 5 £ Sli 1 f m aHr ¥ ' v if 1 M WjKSL t [f GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach K. Papagiotis, J. Davis, C. Knowlton, A. Chi- solm, K. Gagnon, L. McLaughlin, S. Cross, K, Soucy, M. Holland, J. Clarkin, K. DiCicco, L, Sulli- van,. Top to bottom left to right: S. Logan, N. Dooley, E. Sullivan, C. Follansbee, Coach M. Me Vann, H. Garrett, D. Line- han, L. Huntley, E. Schofield, K. Soucy. GIRLS IV BASKETBALL 84 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach F. Markos, M. Naime, N. Willard, I. Stasiuk, J. Jones, D. Clapp, P. Tremblay, M. Castonguay, B. Gag- non, Mgr. S. Karalias, Capt. J. Davis, C, Lan- drum, K. Wing. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach B. Rotsko, E. Mortonson, R. Par- sons, R. Buckley, M. Kenney, M. Cottrel, J. Sanidas, G. Parent, H. O ' Flynn, C. Farlaras, Capt. W. Reynolds, Capt. S. Noe, E, Schwartz, M. Gagnon. BOYS JV BASKETBALL 86 GIRLS FROSH BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Coach S. Boutin, Mgr. L. Sokolov, J. Mad- den, A. Galanis, A. Rob- inson, J. Stevens, D. Richards, T. Parent, C. Middlebrooks, S. McLean, C. Fitzpatrick, A. Ramey, J. Whooley. I III Top to Bottom, Left to Right: G. Wing, S. Hunt, C. Holland, D. Julian, D. Wallace, T. LaCourse, Mgr. M. Salidas, P. Hig- gins, J. Deitch, S. Brad- ley, D. Lundquist, D. Brocklebank, Coach A. Logan. I BOYS FROSH BASKETBALL 88 VARSITY HOCKEY R. Butters, J. Couturier, K. Martel, J, Walsh, R. Obrien, M. Andrews, A. Beaulieu, J. Gauthier, R. Taylor, N. Rathe, J. Ramey, M. David- son, B. Rousseau, P. Nikas, T. Cooke, B. Sirois, G. Col- lum, M. Walsh, T. Pappas, G. Smith, B. Hays, D. Oakes, K. Lombard. Top to bottom, left to right: Coach E lawson, P. Sher- wood, P. Wallace, P. How- ard, D. Pitcairn, D. Dodie, K. Janorin, K. Lombard, M. Dupray, R. Warner, J. Ta- bor, K. Smolla, E. Terlizzi, D. Stone. 90 IV HOCKEY m VARSITY BASKETBALL Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Davis, G. Middlebrooks, C. Um- stead, L. Andrews, C. Johnson, M. Willard, K. Ellis, Capt. N. Brown, C. Geanakakis, Capt. C. Drinkwater. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: S. Geanakakis, T. Sotiropoulis, S. Kalina, B. Hopkins, C. Kniffen, Capt. B. Poirier, M. Hopkins, M. Collins, Capt. C. Campus. IV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 9? HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom, Left to Right: C. Rousseau, K. Fabri, K. DeRosa, M. Lees, L. Davidson, H. Schwartz, K. Nolan, S. Bolognese, W. Pierce, M. Rathe, C. Boyd, Capt. C. Stone. Left to Right: K. DeRosa, L. Davidson, C. Boyd, W. Pierce, C. Rousseau, K. Nolan, H. Schwartz, Capt. J. Paone, M. Rathe, A. Bailey, K. Fa- bri, M. Lees. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS 93 WRESTLING T. Hannibal, E. Zilinski, L. Layne, C. McCarthy, T. Galazka, G. Mastran- gelo, M. Darisse, J. Han- nibal, B. Martin, D. Mas- trangelo, O. McLean, V. Lane. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: A. Mullholland, P. Neenan, K. Rice, K. Carter, J. Millette, A. Howes, B. Gross, J. Manfera. t INDOOR TRACK 94 mi Although few at Ipswich High display their entire button collection on one peice of clothing every once in a while you can catch students with one or two buttons pinned rather inconspicu- ously on their collars. Here they display their own musical and political preferences. One , Two, Three! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Ireasurer Martha Bramley Maureen Whooley Nancy Walsh Greg White STEERING COMMITTEE G. Fudge, L. Kenney, J. Clarkin, B. Gosse, S. O ' Brien, L. Bouranis, B. Linehan, B. Roy, L. Knowlton, C. Markewicz, M. Maguire, S. Cross, H. Stevens, K. Winter, M. Bramley, K. Soucy, J. Meers, K. diCicco, K. Guay, N. Walsh, J. Chambers, A. Roy, M. Holland, J. Christianson, J. Chambers, G. White, S. May, M. Whooley, L. Sullivan. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Ed Rauscher President Matt Davidson Treasurer Chris Parady Vice President Kim Wilson STEERING COMMITTEE Top to Bottom, Lett to Right, D. Finkenthal, J. Stasiuk, E. Rauscher, W. Reynolds, D. Ewing, M. O ' Connor, S. Stone, M. Davidson, B. Hayes, A. Mulholland, M. Naime, G. Collum, B. Gagnon, S. Lynn, L. Andrews, J. Strok, A. Richards, G. Middlebrooks, K. Leamy, K. Gagnon, K. Lombard, H. Schwartz, K. Donaher, E. Sullivan, A. McGrath, M. Paulitz, L. Morison, E. Whooley, D. Kavanaugh, J. Soucy, L. McLaughlin, K. Abbott, C. Parady, S. Bolognese, M. Valcour. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President treasurer Secretary President Michael Gagnon Kim Shannon Amy Bailey Mia Berrini STEERING COMMITTEE Top to Bottom, Lett to Right, L. Eaton, L. Rigsby, B. Rogers, K. Shannon, E. Saguet, E. I Mortenson, M. Gagnon, H. O ' Flynn, M. Berrini, P. Sweeney, M. Gagnon, K. Pszenney, H. Spencer, T. Linehan, B. Vogel, P. Burke, B. Bowen, M. Gillis, H. Forrest, A. Chisholm, R. Manning, J. Tedford, A. Bailey, S. Davis. 100 ft FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretary treasurer President Vice President Bethlee O ' Connor Jennifer Kincaid Jennifer Madden Angela Galanis STEERING COMMITTEE Top to Bottom, Lett to Right, J. Casali, J. Dietch, K. Lombard, C. Holland, S. Hunt, E. Schwartz, J. Varrell, R. O ' Brien, E. Zilinski, K. Manninen, J. Whooley, C. Fallansbee, J. Madden, N. Dooley, K. Armstrong, K. Soucy, B. Messer, J. Maguire, C. Middlebrooks, T. Sotiropoulis, C. Fitzpatrick, C. Campus, C. Geanakakis, B. O ' Conner, A. Ramey, A. Galanis. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS lreasurer Vice President Secretary President Sharyl Lynn Kathy Donaher Monique Valcour Jennifer Varrell STUDENT COUNCIL 102 Top to Bottom, Left to Right, H. Schwartz, K. Hultgren, M. Whooley, K. Soucy, N. Walsh, M. Bramley, J. Varrell, K. Donaher, S. Lynn, P. Burke, M. Berrini, K. Wilson, D. Kavanaugh, C. Parady, J. Varrell, E. Saguet, B. Winter, W. Siegel, E. Rauscher, M. Gagnon, D. Siegel, B. Roy, M. Davidson, Z. White, J. Madden, B. O ' Connor, A. Bailey, P. Sweeney, K. Shannon, R. Manning, K. Cordima, M. Valcour, L. Sullivan, B. Hultgren, M. Paulitz, A. Galanis. a STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Kathy Donaher Jennifer Varrell Sharyl Lynn Bill Roy Monique Valcour n The Student Advisory Board meets with the Super- intendent of Schools and attends School Commit- tee meetings concerning issues directly related to the students of the High School. Their main func- tion is to represent the students and relay informa- tion between the student body and the administra- tion. REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Janet Carver Suzanne May The Regional Advsory Council is comprised of student representatives from high schools through- out Massachusetts. Their function is to deal mainly with the rights of students and to regulate school systems. 103 The Company is the Drama Club at Ips- wich High School. Under the direction of English teacher, John Qualters, the Com- pany usually does two productions per year. One is produced in the fall for the public and the other is en- tered in the Massa- chusetts State Drama Tournament in Febru- ary and March. jf 1 W 1 t- r 1 I H m ■|W| l 1 Js . ‘IMAkMm Top to Bottom, Left to Right. E. Saquet, M. Maguire, J. Varrell, W. Seigel, T. Beedle, C. Howard, C. Hennessey, K. Carter, G. Langille,G. Cullen, J. Varrell, G. Fudge, M. Lees, A. McDonald, S. Lynn, K. Hultgren, B. Schreuer, M. Paulitz, B. Hultgren, C. Middlebrooks, J. Whooley, C. Fitzpatrick, K. Soucy, C. Barous, K. Donaher, J. Kaufman, D. Seigel, S. Walker, T. Parent, N. Dooley, M. Berrini, P. Burke, B. Bowen, A. Bailey, P. Sweeney, H. Garrett, J. Casali, S. O ' Brien, M. Sanidas, K. Soucy, J. Meers, Supreme Being, John Qualters. THE COMPANY 7HURS. November Id- Lbru SUN. November 21 ■ Hb k SjCblfU ' Cbl (C Crjf ‘0 0 CURTAIN TIME : 8 00 p-M- ADMISSION : STUDENTS - i ISO adults - 1 2S0 . ?£Wf FUDGE For More Info, call : 356-3137 Mobile Music: The WALKMAN ' Bring the music you love to hear to the places you love to go . . . and suffer severe obliviousness and hearing loss in the process. ART CLUB The Art Club is comprised of stu- dents interested in independent art work using materials such as clay, watercolors, oil paints, and other dis- ciplines. The Art Club also prints and sells an annual calendar com- prised of original draw ings by stu- dents. f Top to Bottom, Left to Right. J. Hughes, L. Colby, P. Burke, G. Fudge, G. Langille, K. Umstead, D. Robie, E. McDonnald, J. Leamy, H. Kaufman, J. Meers, P. Sweeney, M. Bramley, K. Jewell, K. Shannon, M. Berrini, B. King, Advisor, K. Pszenney. Top to Bottom Left to Right. K. Shuman, T. Datillo, R. Manning, P. Sweeney, E. Saquet, C. Womack, M. Valcour, A. Chisholm, S. Lynn, J. Varrell. RAMBLIN CLAM The Ramblin Clam is published twice monthly in the Ipswich Chron- icle. It is written entirely by the stu- dents to keep the other students in- formed of current events, changes, and issues concerning the High School students. i FOREIGN LANGUAGE ' CLUB The Foreign Language Club is a group of students interested in the cultures and languages ' ) ot other nations. This group holds functions for the visiting ( French students and also goes on outings to see foreign films, ■ and dine at foreign restau- rants. These activities are sup- (i ported by group fundraisers. 1 Top to Bottom, Left to Right. W. Pierce, D. Muller, E. Saquet, K. Donaher, J. Varrell, S. Lynn, M. Paulitz, B. Hultgren, C. Knowlton, A. Chisholm, D. Kavan- augh, M. Valcour, K. Hultgren, P. Burke, E. Adams. G. Fudge, E. Zilinski, G. Wing, B. Gosse, R. Spencer, B. Sirois, W. Reynolds, D. Clapp, K. Carter, K. Lombard, D. Stone, T. Drinkwater, R. Parker, G. Collum, A. Mulholland, T. Walton, D. Lavoie, C. Hennessey, T. Huelin, C. Parady, H. Forrest, J. Hopkins, B. Hultgren, G. Woodbury, K. Hultgren, D. Ingalls, M. Hopkins, K. Anderson, K. Abbott, M. Makris, J. Tedford, D. Brockel- bank. SKI CLUB Depending on conditions, the Ski Club takes one overnight ski weekend and several day trips. These trips are usually to Moun- tains located in New Hampshire. They also hold various fund rais- ing activities to support these events. I.T.V. Ipswich Television (I.T.V.) is a service provided by students to assist teachers and coaches at the High School. It also serves as a learning tool for students interested in the audio-visual field. Top to Bottom, Left to Right. D. Finkenthal, F. Blake, S. Broulette, T. Beedle, J. Mctighe, S. Kenney, R. Parker, C. Womack, D. Rowland, R. Toleos, (adv.), D. Sturtevant, S. Stone, S. Karalias, J. Terlizzi, W. North. Top to Bottom, Left to Right. W. Quigley, (adv.), J. Terlizzi, C. Bell, (adv.), E. Mortenson, H. O ' Flynn, D. Siegel, E. Saquet, W. Siegel, K. Jewell, A. Mulhol- land, E. Fagan, E. Adams. SCIENCE LEAGUE Ipswich is participating in the Sci- ence League for the first time this year. The League meets at different schools and competes by solving problems in the various science areas. A O.E.A. OFFICERS Vice President Maria Zeroulias u Secretary Lori Rotcavich Treasurer Dawn LeBlanc 1 President Cheryl LaCount Historian Cheryl Waters The O.E.A. is the Office Education Association, a business Club in which students compete in various business subjects at Regional, State, and National conferences. The orga- nization sponsors fund raisers to sup- port the club, and helps prepare stu- dents for careers in the business world. O.E.A. CLUB Top to Bottom, Left to Bight. D. Masse, C. Waters, L. Martin, K. Edwards, H. Stevens, D. LeBlanc, L. Borgatti, J. Paone, C. LaCount, M. Zeroulias, K. Winter, L. Rotcavich. BAND The Band meets five days a week during school and also every Satur- day in the fall. The Marching Band performs at football games, parades, and Marching Band Competitions. In the winter and spring the band works on concert music to be played at Winter and Spring Concerts, and also to be performed on the trip in the spring. The band holds fun- draisers in order to help finance this trip. Top to Bottom, Left to Right; M. Kenney, J. Chambers, B. Hultgren, J. Meers, M. Wilcox, L. Knowlton, N. Dooley, J. Whooley, T. Walton, D. Lavoie, J. Hughes, L. Socolov, J. Whitehead, M. Radzim, E. Fagan, L. Tougas, B. White, M. Rathe, G. Woodbury, C. Middlebrooks, J. Dietch, J. Dupont, S. Davis, K. Armstrong, D. Ingalls, L. Davidson, R. Walsh, M. Pascacelli, K. Hultgren, J. Varrell, P. Beaulieu, C. Holland, G. Langille, J. Mctighe, J. Robie, Dir., M. Cameron. Top to Bottom, Left to Right; B. Como, S. Lynch, S. Sturtevant, P. Dort, D. Willette, S. Cross, J. Meers, M. Wilcox, T. Gillespie, R. Lynch, S. Barkowski, J. McDonald, C. Barous, E. Fagan, D. Sturtevant, A. Mcgrath, J. Leonard, B. Graffum, Dir., M. Cameron, L. Huntley. CHORUS The Chorus meets as a class five days a week. They learn and per- form not only at school concerts, but also around the town of Ips- wich. This year the Chorus per- formed at the Ipswich Town Christmas Tree Lighting and for the Rotary Club at their Christmas Luncheon. They also go and per- form on the spring trip along with the Band. r i no toe CT.nsa. FLAG SQUAD The Flag Squad is a group of students who both march with the Ipswich High Marching Band, and com- pete on their own in Color Guard Competions. These students learn skills using flags, rifles, and batons. m ' HfiT ; ' ”| j. | ,1 ' f f 1 ■ E ' d ; k ' f . j D. Dow, A. Lindquist, C. Homans, P. Emerson. 116 i Le Vin 117 Les Spectacles Les Bons 5 fl La Mode Les Adieus Amis THE PERFECT COMBINATION . . . leq warmers (not necessarily worn to keep the legs warm) an 1 a miniskirt. Both have become increasingly popular at Ipswich High, especially among ie male underclassmen. CVUNOEP asdf jkl, ?T U Jlllf • ■ j OUCH !?%� ftj RETURN I | (VCII 1 gf f CARRIAGE 1 SSiSfeKsss quickly Kim Abbott David Finkenthal Vincent Martineau David Seigel Eileen Adams Lorraine Fowler Vincent Marini William Seigel Erik Amundsen Brian Gagnon David Mastrangelo John Silva Kelly Anderson Kathleen Gagnon Elish McDonnell Eric Sklarz Lisa Andrews James Goguen Louisa McGarty Emily Sullivan Shannon Barnhart Christopher Guay Amy McGrath Caren Rousseau Thomas Beedle Jon Hannibal Leslie McLaughlin Patrick Rosano Scott Best William Hayes John McTighe Katrina Pederson Frank Blake Melisse Hender Giselle Middlebrooks Michael Smolak Susan Bolognese Britt Hultgren Leslie Morrison Steven Somers Linda Borgatti Katrin Hultgren Alex Mulholland Jessica Soucy Dana Bracey Lisa Huntly Deborah Muller David Spencer Mark Brasier Jessica Hopkins Matt Naimie Rusty Spencer Nancy Brown Tom Hulien Scott Noe Joseph Stasiak Kevin Burek Linda Jellison Mark O ' Connor Patricia Stevens Deirdre Burke Ken Jewell Edwin Ogiba Janet Strok Stacey Butters Heather Kauffman Gail Marcorelle David Sturtevant Constance Childs Diane Kavanaugh Tim Pappas Philip Tremblay Kristian Clapp Melissa Kleiner Christine Parady Stanley Tusinski Greg Cliggott Christine Knowlton Mary Jean Paulitz Monique Valcour James Coutourier Jennifer Leamy Wendy Pierce Jennifer Varrell Gary Collum Mary Ann Lees Robert Price Eileen Whooley Ted Cooke Robert Leet Edward Rauscher Randy Wile Jeff Coughlin Christopher Landrum William Reynolds Enoch Willard Brenda Crawford Sean Kenney Jonathan Rice Kimberly Wilson Elizabeth Darnell Glenn Langille Amy Richard Brian Winter Matt Davidson Julie Leonard Marc Rogers Scott Stone Robert Davis Christine Levesque Barbara Rosato Cynthia Walsh Kathy Donaher Patricia Linehan William Rousseau Stephen Thompson Trevor Drinkwater Betsy Logan Dan Rowland Deborah Stone Tom Ercoline Kristin Lombard Chuck Satiago Brett Warren Joanne Erickson Sharyl Lynn Eva Schofield David Ewing Laurie Martin Heidi Schwartz r - 120 121 Class of 1%5 Amy Bailey Renee Banville Sharon Barkowski Daniel Barnhart Mia Berrini Steven Brouilette Barbara Bowen Cynthia Brown David Bruhm Pamela Burke Bonnie Bums Brian Castonguay John Christiansen Andrea Chisolm Melinda Claeys Jill Cocozella Lisa Colby Raymond Como Kimberly Cordima Mark Cottrell Kevin Coughlin Elizabeth Cousins Jeffrey Cross Brian Dallas Cynthia Damon Tina Dattilo Michael Bennett Mark Brasier Lonnie Cort Jane Davis Susan Davis Thomas Dougan Stacey Dailey Gino DeGrandis Michael Divone Michael Dupray Stephanie Dziadose Linda Eaton Melissa Elliott Kim Ellis Patricia Emerson Kristin Fabri Julie Ann Ferrick Christine Fierra Holly Forrest Michael Gagnon Michelle Gagnon Thomas Galazka Heather Garrett James Garvin Mary Ann Gillis Lawrence Hart Michelle Hatcher Mary Hetnar Michelle Higgins Carl Farley Karen Edwards Catherine Homans Albert Howes Wendy Hunt Kevin Janvrin Jamie Jones Michael Kenney Lisa Kitchen Lauren Langmaid Dean Lavoie Tracey Linehan Suzanne Logan Ann Lundquist Rose Lynch Diane MacWhinnie Gregory Mack Daniel McDonald Omon McLean Maria Makris Jeramiah Manfra Robin Manning Robert Martineau Kim Mason Susan Mitchell Samuel Moore ERic Mortenson Tracey Muller George Nikas Kim Nolan Joshua Norris Donald Oakes Hugh O ' Flynn Stephen O ' Meara George Parent Roger Parsons Douglas Poirier Robert Porter Kimberly Pszenny Mary Beth Rathe Kathleen Recine Lisa Rigsby Randee Ring Brigette Rogers John Sanidas Kimberly Santin Eric Saquet Suzanne Scherer Michael Shannon Kathy Rosano George Mosco Paula Sue Sheppard Kevin Smolla Peter Soffron Rebecca Soucy Kimberly Schuman Dawn Spencer Heather Spencer Karen Spyrka Diana St. Laurent Kimberly Shannon Pamela Sweeney Joseph Tabor Rodney Taylor Jodi Tedford Laurie Tougas Kristen Umstead Brigid Vogel Sarah Waitt Stephanie Walker Tonia Walle Richard Walsh Thomas Walton Richard Warner Christopher Weagle Mary Willard Brenda White Brian Zelinsky 123 Cfass of 1986 Scott Akerley John Fichera Robert Leblanc Debra Richard Charles Amerio Christine Fitzpatrick Lauren Lemanski Donna Richard Mary Kate Armstrong Caroline Follansbee Michele Lemieux Steve Rigsby Bernadette Barry Elizabeth Funsch Druanne Linehan William Ring Andrew Beaulieu Angela Galanis David Lindquist Jonathan Robie Paul Beaulieu Julie Ann Gaspar Kevin Lombard Amber Robinson Karen Beedle Christine Giahakakis Christine Lynch Daniel Rogers Lisa Billings Sandy Gianakakis Stephanie Lynch Arthur Rousseau Cathy Blais Thomas Gillespie Juelanne Macdonald Michelle Sanidas Kim Blauvelt Eric Godfrey Jenntfer Madden Christopher Santin Cheryl Boyd Barbara Graffum Jessica Maguire Erik Schwartz Scott Bradley Karen Grant Kristi Manninen Philip Sherwood Darren Broclebank Brian Greenough Gary Mastrangelo Paula Smith Dana Bryant Andrew Gregory Thomas Mayo Keith Smolla Richard Buckley Marshall Hall Sienna Mclean Lee Anne Sokolov Richard Burton Timothy Hannibal Rebecca Messer Joseph Solomonides Christine Campus Suzanne Hartling Charisse Middlebrooks Kirsten Soucy Raymond Chouinard Paul Higgins Joseph Milette Roger Soucy Maria Collins Angela Hills Andrew Morning Tracey Sotiropoulos Renee Comeau Bethany Hopkins Ann Morrell Eric Standley Brian Como Min Hopkins Charles McCarthy Jennifer Stevens Susan Crawford Christopher Holland Jerry Martineau Donald Stone Jennifer Casaceli Heidi Hunt Jay Mortenson Susan Sturtevant Diana Case Steven Hunt Laurie Muller Eric Terlizzi Lianne Crestin Leonora Johnson Paul Nikas Jonathan Varrell Frank Czarnecki Douglas Julian Richard O ' Brien David Wallace Michael Dailey Sandra Kalina Bethlee O ' connor Joseph Ward Lisa Davidson Jill Kauffman Constantina Parent James Whitehead Joshua Dietch Jenniger Kincaid Mary Pascucelli Joanne Whooley Noreen Dooley Kevin Kisiel Julie Pendexter Matthew Wilcox Patti Anne Dort Lars Knakkergaard Douglas Pitcairn Gerald Wing David Doty Corin Kniffen Rebecca Poirier Gail Woodbury Jean DuPont Erik Lawson Mark Radzim Eric Zelinsky Joseph Falzone Dorathy Ingalls Lisa Ragosta Christopher Farfaras Lance Layne Andrea Ramey 125 J - « ■ 127 RETROSPECTIVE UNEMPLOYMENT figures rose steadily throughout the year, ex- ceeding ten percent lor the first time since the Great Depression. White House spokesman Larry Speakes attributed the rise in un- employment to an increase in the number of people seeking work who did not find it. -Rolling Stone. LECH WALE- SA ' S SOLIDAR- ITY is suspended in 1982. Pro-Soli- darity riots throughout Po- land prove its spirit still sur- vives. SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY says he will not run in the 1984 Presidential elections. Former Secretary of State ALEXANDER HAIG GEORGE SHUL TZ takes charge as Secretary c State to replace Haig. 128 RETROSPECTIVE JAMES WA TT, Secretary of the Interior, plans to sell 35 million acres of federal land(an area the size of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts) to raise government funds. Environmentalists complain of faulty and haphazard management of our country ' s national lands. GRACE KELLY: 1929- 1982 Her Serene Highness dies at age 52 and is suc- ceeded by her husband, Prince Rainier, her daughters Caroline and Stephanie, and her son Prince Albert. JOHN DE LOR- EAN, master of the car-haven Detroit, gets caught in a co- caine ring he got himself caught up in. -o PRINCESS DIANA has a child, William Arthur Philip Louis. ' MX STANDS FOR MISSILE EXPERIMENTAL, which hardly inspires confi- dence. So President Reagan let it be known he wanted to rename it. The National Security Council suggested Themis, for the Greek goddess of order and justice. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger ' s choice was Guardian Missile. National Security Adviser William Clark proposed Peacemaker, after the Colt .45 that belonged to his grandfather and now hangs on a wall in his office. This caught the President ' s fancy, but White House aides pointed out that the name Peacemaker might violate a copyright or, even worse, be twisted into a pejorative; Pacemaker. Reagan finally compromised on Peace- keeper. Not that it mattered: at week ' s end everyone was still calling it the MX. - Time Britain ' s Prime Minister MARGARET THATCHER decides to fight Argen- tina for the FALKLANDS. 129 RETROSPECTIVE TYLENOL laced with cyanide kills seven people in the Mid- west. The murders aroused calls for safer packaging of drugs. DEMOCRA TS strengthened their control of the House in the last elections, gaining 26 seats and threatening Reagan ' s Repub- lican hold. OPEC slides while the price of oil and gas does the same. Americans revel in it. It seems OPEC ' s loss is our gain. The June 12th ANTINUKE RALLY at New York ' s Central Park was the largest peace-time demon- stration ever drawing an estimated 800,000 disarmament sympathizers from all over the country. Murdoch, unions make the deal YOU BET WE’RE ALIVE! COLUMBIA ' S fifth and almost flawless flight marks the beginning of a new era in satellite communications. THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT fails to pass in 1982. The Amendment reads: Equality of rights under tha law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex. LI phen do® 130 RETROSPECTIVE MM S H ' ends after 11 years on the cercuit. A new world beckens, created by a technological upheaval that is bring- ing COMPUTERS to millions. -Time. THE FOOTBALL STRIKE suspends the usual action while players and owners dabate over complex issues. Viewers and networks alike sit it out and endure the cultural as well as fi- nancial strain. BARNEY CLARK’S 7 V 2 -hr. plastic heart operation is considered a land- mark in surgery. E.T. and his creator STEVEN SPIELBERG became a national and international phenomenon with the release of their film ' E.T. ' that reportedly grossed higher domestic revenues than any film in Universal ' s history. 131 Iasia Alia • Geffen RETROSPECTIVE Rolling Stone ' s top ten albums of 1982. 2 THE GO-GO ' S Beauty and the Beat IRS 3loverboy Get Lucky Columbia 4 j. GEILS BAND Freeze-Frame • EMI America 5 THE POLICE Ghost in the Machine • A M 6 HUMAN LEAGUE Date • AacM 7vangblis Chariots of Fire • Polydor 8 JOAN JETT THE BLACKHEARTS I Love Rock n’ Roll • Boardwalk Zf JOHN COUGAR American Fool • Riva 10 JOURNEY Escape Columbia THE WHO toured the U.S. for what may be the last time. Top, clockwise: Pete Townshend, Kenny Jones, Roger Dal- trey, John Entwistle OZZY OSBOURNE was the subject of controvery after he allegedly bit the head off a bat and had to be rushed to an Iowa hospital for rabies injections. - Roll- ing Stone ART GARFUNKEL and PA UL SIMON released’The Concert in Central Park ' , a live album of their reunion concert in Central Park. THE GO-GO ' S proved to be one of the most popular musical groups of 1982. ' SCTW stars RICK MORANIS( e ft) and DAVE THOMAS made their hoser characters Bob and Doug McKen- zie famous with the re- lease of their comedy LP ' The Great White North. ' 132 RETROSPECTIVE RICHARD GERE ' S portrayal of a navy flyer in ' An Offi- cer and a Gentleman ' established him as a leading romantic actor. MATT DILLON- star at eighteen for his perfor- mance in ’Tex. ' JOHN BELUSHI dies at 33 from an overdose of cocaine and heroin. He is best remembered for his role in TV ' s Saturday Night Live and in the movie Animal House. INGRID BERGMAN: 1915-1982 THE STRAND practices good business and reverts to high prices and low variation in film choice. At $3.50 a head, it is possible to see ' Tootsie ' three times in as many months. (1) December 8, 1982- DEPOT SQUARE in downtown Ipswich is the victim of fire causing a guarter million dollars of damage. (2) VARSITY GIRL ' S FIELD HOCKEY team wins the Cape Ann League Championship. (3) DRUNK DRIVERS are more readily prosecuted in Ipswich and across the country. (4) CABLE TELEVISION rears its ugly head in Ipswich. (5) THE VINE DIES Photos courtesy of TIME and ROLLING STONE. HENRY FONDA: 1905-1982 133 AROUND TOWN 8SB3W .. .. 1 ‘l- 1 JL I I ! 1 i 1 Randy Deschenes- Raymond Farm 2 Jay Coughlin-Richdales 3 Maureen Whooley-Robinson ' s Ice Cream 4 Margaret, Lisa, Julie-Donut Shop 5 Kathy Guay-Cape Ann Market 6 Nancy Brown, Janet Strok-Olde Ipswich Days 7 David Robie-Olde Ipswich Days 8 Stephanie DeAngelis-Halmark Cleaners 9 Apple Picking at Goodales 10 Amy Roy-Cape Ann Market 1 1 Vicki Fitzpatrick-Cape Ann Market 12 Paul Neenan-Strand Theater 13 Joanne Clogston-Olde Ipswich Days 14 Missy Kleiner-Strand Theater 15 Jim Terlizzi-Cape Ann Market 16 Eileen Whooley-Robinson ' s Ice Cream 17 Octoberfest 18 Chris diCicco-Robinson ' s Ice Cream 19 Sue May-Dairy Queen ItSfe; UK fl � , .M ADVERTISING DIRECTORY PAGE ' s PATRONS 138 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS 142 CLASSES Class of 84 ' 144 Class of 85 ' 157 Class of 86 ' 174 HEALTH 145 Blake Carleton Funeral Homes 145 Conley ' s Drug Store 145 Optical House 145 Quints 145 FOOD DRINKS A-l Spring Water 163 Alyce ' s Store 162 Bannon ' s 151 Bruni ' s Farm 162 Captain Harry ' s 162 Carriage House 151 Chipper ' s Restaurant 148 Clam Box 165 Dairy Queen 1 50 Hammatt Place 1 50 Harvest Markets 163 Hart House 1 50 Ips. Bottle Shop 150 Ips. House of Pizza 150 Ipswich Shellfish 165 Kaszuba ' s Market 162 L ' l Nicole ' s Catering 155 Lou Frans Diner 148 Millstone Restaurant 149 Pechilis ' Liquor Mart 162 Riverview 1 48 Russell ' s Family Store 163 Salad Bowl 151 Seabird Fisheries 164 Soffron Bros. 165 Village Pancake House 175 White Cap Seafood 148 White Farms 151 Whittier Motel 151 Yello-Gl o 163 BANKS INSURANCE Dooley Insurance 146 Essex Bank 146 First National Bank 147 Hastings Tapley Ins. Co. 147 Ipswich Co-op Bank 146 Ipswich Savings Bank 146 CLOTHES Central Shoe Repair 154 Forget Me Not 154 Hallmark Cleaners 155 Hill ' s Family Store 154 Loom ' n Shuttle 155 Maybe It ' s Here 152 North Shore Custom Tailors 154 Silver Thimble 155 The Wool Stapler 153 SHOPS Blessington ' s Trophy 175 Donut Land 172 G.T.E. Sylvania 158 Ipswich Bay Glass 159 Joanne ' s Place 153 Linebrook Paper Party 152 Pickard Oil 172 Plants Etc. 152 Purdy-Vantine Studio 172 Shakertree Bookstore 152 Skol Sports shop 179 Strand Theatre 173 The Card Coop 153 Ursula ' s Gift Boutique 153 W. Denison Photography 173 Walt ' s Cab 173 Wool worths 153 Zodiac 159 FURNITURE Chapman ' s Radio Shop 156 Metropolitan Furniture 156 Pierce Co. 156 R.W. Kilgour 161 Strand Furniture 156 CONSTRUCTION James P. Brady Co. 160 J.W. Linehan Co. 160 Lumber Co. 160 Kierer Willard 160 Patterson 160 Pen-Bur Construction 156 MEDIA Cablevision 166 Ips. Chronicle 166 Ips. News Co. 166 Ips. Today 167 Salem Evening News 167 HAIR Colonial Hair Fashions 175 D ' aldos 175 Cut Hut 175 My Hairdresser 175 TRAVEL AGENCIES Great Journeys 178 On Time Travel 178 Realtors Inc. 147 Vernon A. Martin 147 AUTO, FUEL, BOATS, AND HARD- WARE Agawam Auto 169 A.M.C. 160 Arvos Exxon 168 Country Hardware 161 Doody ' s Service 169 Elliot of Ipswich 159 Femald ' s Marine 169 Haverhill Gas 158 Ipswich Outboard 175 Ips. Pattern Model Co. Inc. 161 Ips. Trans. Inc. 170 John ' s Texaco 175 Levere ' s Auto 169 L C Engineering 161 Martels 169 McCormicks 160 Means-Chevy-Olds 1 7 1 Patterson Plumbing 160 Riverside Foreign Auto 170 R R Auto Body 169 Sears Ford 170 Tedford Martin 159 GROUPS Amvets 176 Ascot Riding Stables 179 Boosters 179 Candlewood Golf Course 179 Castle Hill Foundation 173 Firefighters Assoc. 177 Ips. Police Assoc. 176 Lions Club 177 Rotary 177 Van Ligtenbergs 173 Thank You For Your Support Market Street Fire-December 8, 1982 Photo Courtesy of Ipswich Today 137 A SPECIAL THANKS . . . A. Hodgkins Anonymous Anonymous The O ' Niells J.D. 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White Cheryl Marenghi Mr. Mrs. Ralph DeSilva Mr Mrs. E.T. McDermott Mr. Mrs. Richard Robie The Waltons Mr. Mrs. Pszenny Steve Lampros Mr. Mrs. William McKinney Anonymous Violet DeMille Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Hinckley Eileen Knakkergaard Anonymous Mel Helen David L. Lynne C. Adams Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hansen Mr. Mrs. George Soffron Mr. Mrs. A1 Kotek B. Wasczyk The Bradstreet Family The Guays The Ostrega Family John Joan Logan The Sirois Family The Gerrish Family Frank Smith Charles Vose Joseph Gauthier Ted Stevens Richard Zilinski Arthur Lear Barbara Robishaw Cushing Titcomb The Fierra Family Charles J. Orrell Jr. The Ward Family The Jellisons The Seidlers The Siegels The Drislanes The Colemans The Bertoncionys 139 The Conners The Walkers The Walekas Joan Coleman Alfred Aponas Gene Canbell Bill Mitten The VanLigtenbergs Don James The Wades The Broderics The Kesners The Browns The Smiths The Tofuris The Ogrens The Hunts Mary Mallard Stanley Bornstein The Corts The Kowals Mr. Mrs. Paul Laskowski Mr. Mrs. Joseph Elward Bob Graham David Pauley The Jewells Mr. Mrs. John E. Marshall Mr. Mrs. Russell Fowler Donna Scott Carpenter The Mastrangelos The Grosses Anonymous Raymond Tremblay The Kleins The Winters Anonymous The Fabris The Mays Leslie McLaughlin George Koshivas The Schwartzs The Lampropouloses The Eatons Mable Sturtevant Anonymous Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Nickerson Frank Kathie Antonucci Kevin Janice Shea Anonymous John Wand Charles Pessales Carl Martha Waranowski Mr. Mrs. James E. White Kathleen Robert McKay Don Marie Whiston Dave Judy Hickory The Roberties Dennis A. Crivello Mr. Mrs. Ray George A friend A friend Mary A. McNulty Francis Jessie Girad Scott Ruth Tinkham The Neenans Mr. Mrs. C. Duveaux Amanda Cameron Tony Grace Farina The Coughlins Mr. Mrs. C. Flewelling Joe Duggan Dewey Richard Costa Anonymous Anonymous E. Malbon P. Amaro B. Booth Mary Copeland S. Duke E. Smith Mr. Mrs. R. Carter Anonymous The Wilsons Mona Snyder The Johnsons J. Thatcher The Soffrons The Motts The Berinis The Breakers The Crawfords J.R. Brown The Nelsons The Guineys The Lamberts Catherine Smith Mr. Mrs. James Grimes Anonymous Anonymous W.W. Grover Dan Fenton ”81 The Keenans C. Roffey Anonymous . . . TO OUR PATRONS! OUR PROFESSIONAL PATRONS LAWYERS ADDRESS PHONE Arthur Ross 12 Market St. 6-2000 Charles Dalton 71 Central St. 6-0106 F. Dale Vincent 2 Central St. 6-2722 George Hayes 24 Market St. 6-2933 Terrence Perkins 44 High St. 6-4940 Timothy Perkins 44 High St. 6-4940 ACCOUNTANTS Andrew Bulger 165B High St. 6-7745 fcfetfK DENTISTS John W. Carbone Paul W. Schroeter Robert E. Waite Thomas Moscarello ORTHODONTICS Donald Nelson Douglas Dick OPTOMETRY Kenneth Field INTERNAL MEDICINE Carl A. Soderland Kenneth Zinn Mohammad Saeed FAMILY PRACTICE David Jewett Edward B. Marsh CARDIOVASCULAR Thomas E. Sullivan ADDRESS Lord ' s Square 2 N. Main St. 2 N. Main St. 59 So. Village 2 N. Main St. 2 N. Main St. PHONE 6-2260 6-3922 6-4733 6-0602 6-3553 6-3553 Lord ' s Square 6-3015 38 N. Main St. 6-5522 Country Road 6-7090 Cable Med. Ctr. 6-2244 Cable Med. Ctr. 6-2100 38 N. Main St. 6-5521 Cable Med. Ctr. 6-2865 143 The Optical House Eyeglasses repaired • Prescriptions filled 446 MAIN STRCtT WAKEFltm MA. 01 880 617 - 245-7263 6ACTNTRAIST. ■ RT. I A IPSWICH, MA.OI938 617 - 356-7263 Nancy Carter • rcg. optician Headbands: self-explanatory BZ ci(ze at dC axle ton FUNERAL DIRECTORS 45 UMoxtfz J ain Stxzzt 0 puvic fx, c anae zuieZZi 0193 8 CONLEY ' S DRUG STORE Francis. IBs. daxLzton Hacid D . daxUton IJ eLzfilione 356-2422 SO CENTRAL street IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS 01938 TELEPHONE 16’ 7 356 2 1 2 1 Our Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 QUINT ' S DRUG STORE Market Square Ipswich DOOLEY INSURANCE AGENCY • AUTO INSURANCE SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF THE IPSWICH COMMUNITY WITH A COMPLETE RANGE OF HIGH-YIELDING FINANCIAL PLANS AND 24-HOUR BANKING. essexbanK WASHINGTON AND HAMMATT ST. 356-5162 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 83 From IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK Where Thousands Save Millions Established 1869 Ipswich Savings Bank Rowley Ipswich Essex 948-7736 356-2971 768-6561 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 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 Eight Multiple Listings 53 MARKET ST. IPSWICH, MA 356-4326 You have a friend in the business ... and a friend in the neighborhood . e v4TU r y n ce HASTINGS-TAPLEY INSURANCE Appleton Professional Center Ipswich THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 356-4361 Of Ipswich Ipswich • Rowley • Essex • Magnolia • Gloucester Member FDIC 147 Con gra tula tions Class Of 83 LOU FEANS DINER Chippem R FST, RESTAURANT 51 Market Street Ipswich , MA WHITE CAP SEAFOOD Congratulations Class Of 83 “Capt. Harris” Gloucester Seafood Market and Restaurant 66 Central St. Ipswich Tel. 356-2677 The finest in quality seafoods in our showcases; also served in our dining room TMIV THAT CO ! ' DOWN TO THI Silt M 1NI01 Open TUES.-SUN. 9 AM-8 PM THE RIVERVIEW Famous For Pizza WISHES THE CLASS OF 1983 SUCCESS, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR THE FUTURE L Millstone Restaurant Rot re 1A. Ipswich 92 County Road Complete Choice Of Beverages Take-Out Service 356-2772 Lunch And Dinner Daily 149 IPSWICH HOUSE OF PIZZA 8 Central St. Ipswich MA Seven Days Without Pizza Makes One Week Congratulations Class Of 1983 HART HOUSE IPSWICH BOTTLE SHOP 164 High Street Beer • Wine • Liquors Good Spirits Love Angie Linebrook Road Ipswich, Ma Dinners-Cocktails Open Everyday From 5 To 1 1 Best Price On The North Shore Ipswich Rte 1A (High St.) Ipswich, Mass. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. Congradulations To Class Of 83 ' 2A ' 2b. Reservations accepted RESTAURANT i LOUNGE acmgC mtucr THE SALAD BOWL RESTAURANT 138 High Street Featuring Salads, Subs And Sandwiches 356-9776 ®lfr Mtfittier Good Luck , Seniors WHITE FARMS Ice Cream Sandwiches BANNON ' S Route 1A 133 356-5205 Best Wishes Ipswich, Mass. 9 Depot Square Dfst d-e ' 3$e l Z4£ ' 7 a4t NESTLED ALONG IPSWICH RIVER KEN AND JEWELL MILLER 16171 356 9729 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET IPSWICH. MA 01938 151 TWo Unetorook Lord ' s Square Ipswich, Massachusetts 156 7684 Make Your Mark Monogramming by Meredith OWG ffnAAije S Jpi Welcome To The Grand Illusion . . . Meredith Drinkwater The Wool Stapler ‘Specializing in Yarns” Pat Chisholm 1 IB South Main St. (Rt. 1A near Choate Bridge) Ipswich. Ma. 01938 356-3480 152 Best Wishes Class Of 83 ty mu a 3 FAoufajue 22 Central Street Ipswich, Mass. 01938 356-7663 Proprietor - Ursula Clements GIFTS - CARDS - JEWELRY CHILDREN ' S CLOTHING ACCESSORIES 44 Central St. XpLMuich.TfbaM. 01938 jjriporXtd dothu. acccuoriti j uxjry . Aandcrajts TELEFLORA 0 $ 3 ELM STREET v ' t ' IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 Dial: ( 617 ) F 3 L 5 O R 6 • 7 [IHSHT 4 7 8 V o ° x s V° On the Ipswich River at the Choate Bridge Ipswich, Mass. 01938 (617) 356-7507 VUnfttjS THE CARD COOP Ipswich Shopping Center Ipswich, Mass. 01938 356-5322 Cards, Frames, School Supplies EE a 1 7 771 ' 3 J V Fine Stoneware Porcelain Functional Sculptural Ware Adult Childrens Classes 263 HIGH ST. IPSWICH • Cib-OCA Best Wishes From F.W. Woolworth Co. Ipswich , MA. W.J. Manning Manager 153 CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR Good Luck To The Seniors Central Street-Ipswich Good Luck Graduates HILL S FAMILY STORE 3 Market St.. Ipswich 336-2626 NORTH SHORE CUSTOM TAILORS Makers Of Quality Clothes Cleaning - Alterations Repairing 68 Central St. Ipswich , MA 356-3663 154 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 83 From HALLMARK CLEANERS Ipswich Shopping Center Ipswich, Ma. Jloom J Shuffle COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FABRICS DOMESTIC a. IMPORTED WOOL Be SYNTHETIC YARNS ' FULL LINE OF SEWING 8. KNITTING ACCESSORIES BUTTERICK Be MCCALLS PATTERNS - CREATIVE CLASSES MON. - SAT. 9 30 - 5 30 MRS. ESTELLE BOLLES 166 HIGH ST. (617) 356-5551 IPSWICH. MASS. Ol 938 vjX C Calic o Quiltincj Supplies Quills Handcrafted Gills Hums UMO.ini 4pm Mi n S,i! The Silver Thimble Quilt Shop I) uniliy Bnpham Hi. )|,s:i.v! IpswH h M.4 014 ' W 6173567350 Congratulations Graduates LI’L NICOLE S CATERING Coffee • Muffins • Hot Dogs • Sandwiches Arthur Sotis 356-0573 155 Backpacks are so common now, we make the mistake of overlooking them. They carry the load for us day after day and get nothing in return but abuse and neglect. Here’s to backpacks! Best Wishes From METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO. 3 Topsfield Road 356-2844 PIERCE PIERCE COMPANY FINELY CRAFTED BUTCHER BLOCK FURNITURE 30 Brownville Ave. 356-3755 SAVE! -BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY SHOWROOM Congra tula tions Wendy Pen Bur GENERAL CONTRACTORS CORPORATION CONSTRUCTION PHONE 356-3566 Congratulations Class Of ' 83 CHAPMANS RADIO SHOP 5 MARKET SQUARE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 RICHARD B. CHAPMAN ROGER A. BURKE EARL PENDEXTER 617 356-4541 167 High Street Ipswich, Massachusetts 01938 STRAND FURNITURE Home Of Quality Furniture And Appliances Depot Square-Ipswich 356-2505 156 From Thi Class Op 85 157 (617) 887-8932 356-4731 fnT3 SVIVANIA IPSWICH BAY GLASS COMPANY INC Glass And Aluminum Products 435 Boston St. (U.S. Rte. 1) Topsfield, MA. 01938 A part of General Telephone Electronics Lighting Products Group Estes Street Ipswich. Mass. 01938 617 777-1900 ELLIOTT OF IPSWICH TEDFORD MARTIN, INC. Brown Square Telephone 356-4387 The Yard On The Square” Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 HAVERHILL GAS Gas Energy Sa vings Appliances Are Good For Your Economy Good Luck Seniors PHONE 356-2939 Omni £CectzicaC SuppCy One . JOHN R MADDEN RT 1 IPSWICH, MA 01938 A p 4 a 0 V FEATURING 7 WoofcA Paints 9 ? Wallpaper, Flooring, Carpet, Custom Window Shades, X rj IPSWICH’S COMPLETE DECORATING r CENTRE ■ jr 41 Market St. ' jp 354-2731 s jnd h 7 MAPI t ST DANVERS JO RIlilliAK -HOI JHS 8 3 MON T UI S THURS f R I Also open evenings by Appointment only for your convenience Wed. 12:30-5 Sat 9-4 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 7-12 Sat. 356-0360 Beverly Number 927 0274 99 MITCHELL RD IPSWICH 159 Compliments Of KEIVER WILLARD LUMBER CO. 11-13 Graf Rd. Newburyport Since 1932 McCORMACKS Quality Auto Body Work Welding • Iron work Lawn Mowing Chainsaw Sales Service Brown Sq. Ipswich 356-4822 Res: 356-7912 Bus: 356-3711 PATTERSON PLUMBING HEATING INC. Gas Sewer Connections-Plumbing Heating Contraction Suppliers Robert S. Martin, Mgr. 13 So. Main St. Ipswich. MA J. W. LINEHAN CO. General Contractor 171 Topsfield Rd. Ipswich, MA 01938 Established Since 1939 AMC ROBERT L. WOOD JOHN P. WHITE ARWOOD MACHINE CORPORATION PIONEER INDUSTRIAL PARK ROUTES 1A 133 - HIGH STREET IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 TEL. (617) 356-0126 Best Wishes Seniors A Return To Yesteryear Country Hardware 18 MARKET ST. IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 A Whole Lot More Than Just A Hardware Store George Lucille Hadfield 617-356-2711 PROTOTYPE AND PRODUCTION MACHINING L C ENGINEERING INC. (617 ' 356 5486 S 78 1 CENTRAL STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 KITCHENS by KILGOUR MICHAEL T. LEWIS 617-356-0511 RUPERT W KILGOUR 83 HIGH ST Cabinet Maker IPSWICH. MA 01938 Best Wishes To The Class Of 83 IPSWICH PATTERN AND MODEL CO., INC. 161 John Sweeney 24 Essex Road Route 133 Ipswich, Mass. BRUNI FARMS COUNTRY STORE 356-4877 Joseph J. Brum, Prop. Extends Their Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 ■T Best Wishes To The Class Of 83 From KASZUBAS MARKET Congratulations From ALYCES STORE 57 East Street MARKETS WHERE QUALITY COUNTS MORE COSTS YOU LESS . . . Best Wishes Class Of 1983 The Russell Family Store Cider Mill On the road to Crane Beach Best Wishes To The Class Of 83 YelLO ' Glow Corp BANANA DISTRIBUTORS 163 John Markos Louis Markos William Markos Certified Interstate Shellfish Dealers IPSWICH SHELLFISH COMPANY, INC. Hayward St., Ipswich Mass. Ipswich Tel. 356-4371 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 CLAM BOX RTE. 1A 133, IPSWICH, MA Eat-In Or Take Out 356-9707 SOFFRON BROTHERS CLAM CO. PRODUCERS OF SEA CLAM PRODUCTS FRESH • FROZEN • CANNED BROWN SQUARE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 IPSWICH BAY 44 May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be ever at your back . . . -an Irish wish Good luck to the class of 83 and to each of your individual endeavors. ipsrtmtl) Chronicle Compliments Of cablevision A Special Thanks To All Our Media Friends From Ipswich High School “The Tobacconist Of Ipswich” Join The Happiest Pipe Smokers In Town. Stop In And Try A Couple Of Pipefuls Of Our Fine Tobacco. IPSWICH NEWS CO. INC. 10 Market St. 356-3313 Ipswich, Mass. 166 ipsvvich TEN MOST POPULAR MUSICAL GROUPS AT IPSWICH HIGH 356-0115 27 Hammatt St Ipswich Mass. 01938 (i) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) ( 6 ) ( 7 ) ( 8 ) ( 9 ) ( 10 ) Beatles Journey Doors Led Zeppelin Clash Who Neil Young J. Geils Band Bush Van Halen SALEM EVENING NEWS SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 Ipswich Office — 54 Central St. 356-0200 Congra tula tions Class Of 1983 168 DOODYS SERVICE CENTER Complete Automotive Care 12 Washington St. 356-5377 R S ( ’ mi i! ' ■)! ■ Be « ly W. r 1: V- ' RPZ Auto Pamtin | Richard Manthorne V2e Roland Gallant Auto Body k’ls 1A 133 • 1 1 ' ) 1 h. ill St. 24 Hour Wrecker Service across from Hiqh School l| wwich, MA 0I C )3H 356-5151 OUTBOARDS A BRUNSWICK COMPANY Essex Marina Corporation 768-7122 GEORGE LUFKIN Dodge St, Essex, Mass. Tigers Are Back MARTEL ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 5-7 BROWN STREET IPSWICH, MASS. 01938 I FERNALD S MARINE C ON THE RIVER PARKER RT 1 A NEWBURY, MASS 01950 HOWIE FERNALD Phone (617) 465 0312 COM PAC ( 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 AUTO SUPPLY! LEVERE’S MOTOR SERVICE INC. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 356- 2992 1 UNION ST, IPSWICH Congratulations Seniors From AGAWAM AUTO HARDWARE 17 Hammatt Street • Ipswich 169 SEARS FORD SALES , INC. New And Used Cars And Trucks Where You Find The Kind Of Excellent Service You Thought You Couldn ' t Get Any More Rte 1 A- 105-County Ed. Phone Ipswich, Mass. 01938 (617) 356-2916 JOHN P. SALTER, INC. IPSWICH TRANSPORTATION, INC. School Transportation Co ntractors For • Ipswich • Newbury • Newburyport • Triton Regional 188-190 State St. Newburyport, Mass. 462-6433 356-3240 Riverside Foreign Auto SPECIALIZING IN PEUGEOT. VOLVO AND DATSUN REPAIRS QUALITY USED CARS RT. 1A, LORDS SQUARE IPSWICH, MA 01938 170 MEANS CHEVROLET - OLDS Wishes The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1983 96 County Road Route 1-A fpswich, MA. 01938 171 Your Official School Photographer PURDY-VANTINE STUDIO Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1983 Bleiler O ' Connor 100 Massachusetts Avenue Boston, Ma. 02115 DEBORAH JOHNSON STONE MANAGING DIRECTOR P.O. BOX 228 IPSWICH, MA 01938 617-356-4351 CASTLE HILL FOUNDATION DONUT LAND 10 Central Steet, Ipswich PICKARD OIL WDenisonPHOTOGRAPHY Hartelijk Gefeliciteerd � hEB ' ”reet 6173560924 IPSWICH MA 01938 Danelle weddings special occasions MOM-DAD-NICOLE- AHdVdOOlOHdUOsmaaM POOKIE RIGHT iff 4a, f I ilLi § j SSb 1 an j� WALT S CAB Best Wishes Seniors 6:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. 356-4961 IPSWICH GERTRUDE WALKER Proprietor STRAND THEATRE V 174 THE VILLAGE PANCAKE HOUSE Congratulations To The Class Of 83 . t aor C aA oonA 2 ESSEX RD„ IPSWICH, MA. TELEPHONE: 356-7335 Blessington Trophy Co. DIVISION OF SAYMORE TROPHY CO., INC. US ROUTE 1 TOPSFI ELD, MASS. 01983 TEL. (617) 887-2209 Best Of Luck JOHNS TEXACO 3 Topsfield Rd. Ipswich, MA. 356-9741 IPSWICH OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT, INC. THE NORTH SHORE S OUTBOARD HEADQUARTERS Jeffreys Neck Road Ipswich, MA 01938 (617) 356-2300 Micro Craft Johnson Outboards Ken Craft Boats Prindle Catamaran Cutting (2omfiani.£ L I II 252 Cabot Street Beverly, MA 59 Market Street Ipswich, MA Long Hair or Short Hair Good Luck From THE CUT HUT Hours: Tue.-Fri. 8-5 6 MARKET ST. Sat. 7:30-4 IPSWICH Tel. 356-9746 Closed Mon. 922-9509 356-9792 Tom Hamson, Prop. 175 Good Luck e BALLY MIDWAY MFG. CO. AM right r rv d. Compliments Of AMVETS POST 201 PACMAN . . . . . . the most popular, most commercialized computer-game character around who recently gained a spouse, Ms. Pacman. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 IPSWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION 176 Good Luck To The ■ Con gra tula tions Class Of 83 Class Of 83 Complements Of From The IPSWICH IPSWICH LIONS CL UB ROTARY CLUB Good Luck To The Class Of 83 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS IPSWICH LOCAL 1913 177 Great Journeys Travel Center 3 NORTH MAIN STREET, AT THE CHOATE BRIDGE IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS 01938 617-356-7000 M. ELIZABETH WYATT 178 179 - The Class of 1983 wishes a sincere thanks to all the patrons and advertisers who have so generously contributed to the success of this yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF We first came together last spring . . . young, impressionable, naive ... all the gualities neces- sary to willingly take the step into the world of cropping tools, type setting, and grease pencils. We didn ' t know any better then. We do now however and I expect that none of us will make the same mistake again . . . Rick Merullo-Busfness Advisor Greg and Maureen, have you got the ads and bills out? R. Merullo Barbara King- Yearbook Advisor Stem but sincere. Business Staff: Jamie McGinley, prize-winning ad seller; Maureen Whooley, boo- keeper; Heather Stevens, substantial seller of ads; Greg White, over- seer; Other members: Sue May, Bill Linehan, Lynne Sullivan, Cassan- dra Drinkwater Editors: Carlene Barous and Suzannah Walker Both of secondary importance. Advertising Layout: Lisa Bouranis, Sue Gilbert and Louisa McGarty Senior Section: Shelia O ' Brien and Mary Jane Paulitz Also: Nancy Walsh and Martha Bramley 182 Celebrities Section: Vicki Fitzpatrick and Amy Roy We fixed them all. Psuedo Yearbook Staff: Front row: Sue May, Maureen Whooley, Shelia O ' Brien, Jackie Cham- bers, Louisa McGarty, Monique Valcour, Cheryl Markewicz, Middle row: Kathy Guay, Betty-the-Elf Shreuer, M.G. Paultz, , Nancy Walsh, Martha Bramley, Sueblanna Walker, Jen Meers. Back row: Lisa Bour- anis, Greg White, Laura Knowlton, Jenny Chambers, Clean Fralene Barous, Erin Fagin, Elish McDonald, Kate Hultgren, Heather Stevens, Cassandra Drinkwater, Geoffry Fudge, Kathy Donaher, Amy Roy, Vivki Fitz, Meg Maguire, Michelle Holland, William (Dave) Siegal, Jonathan Hughes, David (Will) Siegal, Kenny Jewel. Not Shown: Danelle Vanlig- tenberg, Cheryl LaCount, Scott Noe. Baba King 1 II 1 1 j| � A t ’ m Faculty Section: Jenny Chambers and Betsy Schreuer What happens when you team a zanny left-wing radical with a wild super-righ conservative . . .? A personal thanks from the editors . . . . . . to those who gave their own special contribution to the yearbook: Glen Langille, Martha Bramley, Bridget Rogers, Jennifer Leamy- Artwork Lori Rotcavich- some typing Maureen Whooley, Andrea Chisolm, Karen Soucey, Meg Maguire, Suzannah Walker- Photography Sharyl Lynne- Mexico and France pages Keith Rice, Chris Gerrish, Kurt Carter, Vicki Fitzpatrick- Helped in selling Ads Suzannah Walker- Divider Pages Graphic-Line Retrospective Patron Drivers- Thanks to all that helped Mr. McKenzie- who knows more about this stuff than all of us put together Tom Keeley (Tawhm)- Yearbook Representative Mr. Flora- Thanks. ' ' Kelty . . . to those on the yearbook staff: We ' re a family. . . . to those in the class of 1983: Thank you so very much for letting us serve you. S. Walker and C. Barous Underclassmen Section: Scott Noe and Kenny Jewell Also (below, left): Meg Maquire Not shown: Cheryl Markewicz Activities Section: Jen Meers and Geoffry Fudge The yearbook breeds cooperation and closeness. Also: Jacqueline Chambers and Jonathan Hughes Calligraphy: Sports Section: Laura Knowlton William Siegel, Erin Fagan, and David Siegel Despite all the hardships, we still like you flighty guys . . . 183