Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

Dreams are the stuff of which decisions a made It is in our imagination and our dreams that we become who we are Our image of ourselves Our dreams of who we want to be I have a dream . . . We who are young have wild dreams, beautiful dreams, impossible dreams But something happens - Where do our dreams go? Where do our images of ourselves as beautiful and brave go? When do we decide to let others tell us who we shall be? Where do we learn to believe that we are nobody, we are worthless? But always we admire the dreamers Those who refuse to let their dreams go The poets, the artists, the adventurers, the statesmen, The great teachers, the inventors, the lovers The real men and women Who know they are equal to their dreams. H.D. Thoreau • d. •O i:! v !WT ; 1 r - TO sJT y - W i ■ ! « ' : T • ' £fc L « 78 is Great 1-16 Faculty 17-28 Seniors 29-79 In Memory of 80 Clubs Organizations 81-102 Sports 104-143 Superlatives 147-151 Special Events 152-162 Candids 163-172 Senior Week 173-190 Advertising 191-206 Senior Directory 207-211 £Faaori£e tsnculand w IT -W76 1 ST] ■V-r 1 r V Ma Kids Teacher Brutality Smile, you ' re on candid camera Did you hear the one about the girl who thought she was capable of becoming a doctor . . . I ' m just a continental guy!! Ayyeee!!! Go back and use the correct door! Time out!! 0rt ' esi As ■H. f. —4 A. , - JjJ, L J rl j| r . J k A.rc ! . ISik ru r i m. H 1 ■ wi B r J ■ ■ 1 I WL- - 1 Help Shot Slags Let ' s waste that photographer ■ ; ; I don ' t get it! Lets ' go Rangers! I like aggressive girls. Ai si 4H m ■ ( % ■ ' iff It I Hi K B ' H I- 1 i  ► i Hi Mom, Its ' me!! The crazy, the cool the cautious! Some games just drove the fans up the wall! It must be Friday 1:45 P.M. u ( El ■ IB- L 1 | J A ml m mi r 1 9 M f ll il V ' a e , eto Paula Mark — There must be an easier way of doing this! What ' s wrong with this picture? ; r; Sue and Frank — True love??? Cheryl and Rick playing house Math class? . . . Bat class!!! Romeo, Romeo Nature lovers??? — Linda and Charlie r IcAoo Q)qy M.9C.J. Can ' t let the women do all the work? In trouble again!! METHUEM tt 4 ,V AUSTIN : COMQRATUUTIOHS President: Donna Mellor Pres. Student Advisory council, etc. Dave Cormier Jklemart£ I I HOME OF THE METHUEN RANGERS itiiiiiciiliHICIIIB IB EE EB A commentary on the book, perhaps? Good sportsmanship should always be our primary concern! Would you trust him with your daily receipts? It ' s me again! Send a wrecker!! Jimmy Connors, eat your heart out! F A C U L T Y, A D M., S T A F F And now for my impression of a bunny rabbit Evil Kdodson? 17 House Master — Carl Stasio House Master — David dayman I ' l ' iY ..... 1 Assistant Principal — Arthur Nicholson Principal — Donald Timony 18 Media Staff Main Office Staff mi Sheryl Allen Physical Education Alton Bailey Guidance Carole Bailey Physical Education Karen Bergeron Physical Education Irene Boisvert Foreign Language Patricia Borucki Business Judith Cade Home Economics Jean Carrier Math Joseph Caruso Foreign Language 19 Patricia Conroy English Leo Constantineau Art Paul Constantineau Industrial Arts Kathleen Cook Foreign Language Elaine Crane English William Cullen Guidance A teachers work is never done! Alfred Destefano Social Studies Doreen Devine Math Jacqueline Dirsa Math 20 Daniel Dodson Social Studies Kathleen Doran Business Nancy Dorner Social Studies So those tuna lunches finally paid off, Carl? Barbara Fiorello Art Ann Marie Fiorella English Joseph Forseze Science Kathleen Fox Science Robert Fradette Math Albert Francis English 21 Roger Fuller Science Gerald Gagne Foreign Language Mildred Gammons Foreign Language Denise Hall Home Economics Douglas Hallbauer English Dr. Marilyn Harris Media Daniel Herlihy English Lillian Hershfield English Judith Hiller Math 22 Alvin Huebner Guidance Michael Hughes Social Studies Bruce Hiscock Math Sandra Hodge Math Shirley Hovanasian Performing Arts David Isadore Performing Arts Thomas Jennings English Alfred Jones English Elaine Kevgas English Barbara Kilcarr Social Studies Laurence Klimas Physical Education 23 Rhonda Krasa Special Needs Anne Marie Krussell English Ruth Lange Business Milton Lebowitz Social Studies Leonie Longshore English Elaine Lostimolo Foreign Language More mashed potatoes for lunch line 2. Janet Mclennan Guidance Andrew Melnicki English Thomas Merriman Health 24 tWi Francis Molesso Physical Education Robin Moody Social Studies John Moore Science Does not compute! Bruce Parker Math Raymond Pilat Business Katherine Quick Guidance Rocco Ricci Guidance John Rimas Social Studies Joseph Robillard Physical Education ■ 25 Robert Rosmarino Driver Education William Russell Science Peter Salemi Science Arthur Sharkey Media John Sieg Math Patricia Small Performing Arts Jennifer Smith English Michael Sorter Physical Education Margaret Steele Business 26 ■ Claire St. Pierre Business Aileen Swider Home Economics Maureen Troianello Math Patricia Walsh Business David Whiting Social Studies Cynthia Wilcock Foreign Language Frank Yelle Math Kenneth Yetka Special Needs John Ziminski Science 27 T E A C H E R S u s E D T O B E B A B I E S T O O ? ? ? ? ? , . What do you mean I can ' t work on this corner — Mrs. De- nise Benner-Hall Pick out the real Mr. Smith r • Here I come Hollywoodxxx — Mr. Bruce Hiscock Don ' t take my teddy away! Mr. Steve Francis Look Ma no hands — Miss Joyce Contarino mu: 29 Roseann Ansaldi Debra Arasi Debby Ambition: To become a successful art therapist. Activities: Vice-President art club, psychology workshop. William J. Arcidiacono Cid Ambition: To be successful in the computer field or engineering. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, German Club. Keith Ardizzone Ardibone Ambition: To become successful in anything I do. Activities: Varsity Soccer, Molson, Brothers Four, Dating little Pa, and working at the 88 Restaurant. Sharon Arnold Ambition: To work in the field of modeling and Hairdressing. Activities: Enjoying Myself. Patricia Augeri Little Pa, Pat Ambition: To go to college and become successful in special education. Activities: National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, Powderpuff Football, and dating Ardibone. Irene H. Bagdoian Ambition: To attend college and pursue a career in either law or politics. Activities: Student council 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, French Club, 1,2, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Class Secretary Diane L. Beaudoin Di Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Pep Club, Home Room Rep., Home Economics Club. 30 WW Jamie Maria Becotte J.B. Ambition: To travel and to become a famous lawyer. To see the world. Activities: Powderpuff Football, Senior Class Play. B. Jean Begley Ambition: To always be happy. Activities: J.V. Basketball, Tennis Team. Patricia A. Belair Pat Ambition: To always be happy, and know the love of friends. Activities: Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Pep Club, Academic Intership. Denise C. Beliveau Dee Ambition: To become a successful Medical Technologist, and to keep smiling and laughing. Activities: French Club, French Club President, Bicentennial Workshop, Ethel — Senior Class Play, Pep Club, Library Assistant. Do what comes naturally. Diane Beland Buzz Ambition: To keep ahead. Activities: Smokin ' in the girlsroom. Jeff Bellorado Bells Ambition: To go to college and become rich. Activities: Hockey — Assistant Capt. Sf| ■ Donna P. Bergeron B Ambition: To climb high, to climb far, my goal the sky, my aim the star. To see Dave Mason in concert! Activities: Art, Music, and E.Z. Livin. Rich Bianchi 31 Lisa A. Binette Lisa Ambition: To be happy with Danny M. and to be a successful hairdresser. David Bistany Ambition: To own a mountain of snow. Activities: Skiing. Richard Bobola Rocky Ambition: To be a cop. (Pootang) Sleeping. Marie K. Bocsi Foxy Bocsi Ambition: I ' d like to pursue a career in interior designing, and design my own home in California. Activities: Homeroom Representative, Senior Class Play, Powder Puff Football. Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. Love to my senior class. Olga Bolano Ambition: To be a secretary. Clement Jay Bonanno Puggy Ambition: To be successful in life. Activities: Football. Gina Marie Bonanno gigi Ambition: To be successful, and live my life to its fullest. Activities: Majorette Captain, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Dance Club, Powderpuff Football, Senior Class Play, Football Queen attendant, Homeroom Representative. Bruce R. Bonin Ambition: To become an actuary. Activities: Stagehand, Marchingband. 32 Karen Booth Boothy Ambition: To become a nurse and be happy in life. Activities: Tennis, Swimming. Charles L. Bouchard Chuck Activities: Skiing, Golf, Football. James Bourgeois Jim Ambition: To graduate. John Bourgeois Busch Ambition: Truck Driver. Activities: Skiing. Cheryl Bowden Ernie Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Science Club, Rangerettes, Powder-puff, Art Club. Sharon Bradish Ambition: To be come a nurse and to help others. Christopher J. Branca Chris Ambition: To go to college and become successful. Linda J. Brandin Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Spanish Club. 33 Lisa Ann Brown Speed Queen Ambition: Psychologist. Activities: Ski Team. Martin R. Brown Marty Ambition: To be a mechanic. Linda J. Buffo Buff Ambition: To teach Horse Riding. Activities: Horseback Riding, Distributive Ed, Vice President. Joe Buggea Ambition: To be a radio Announcer. Activities: Bowling Writing. Sharon Bundzinski Ambition: To marry Mike and live — a happy healthy life. David Burdin T Ambition: To get out of Methuen. Colleen M. Burke Turke Ambition: To be successful and happy in whatever I do. Ellen Burns Bonsai Activities: Cadet Corps, Special Needs Class, Powder Puff. 34 ELI; Karen J. Burokas Barbara Ambition: To be a hairdesigner and be happy. Activities: Deca Club, Spanish Club. Peter Cammacho Petu Ambition: To be Rich Spacy. Activities: Hockey, Cheerleader. Nancy Elizabeth Campbell Soup, Ri Ambition: Attend Merrimack get my degree Activities: Tennis team, Spanish club, Pep Club, Powder puff Football Mary Campbell Ambition: Fashion Merchandiser. Activities: Spanish Club, President 1977-78, Spanish Honor Society, Drama Club, Home Ec. Club. Rick Cameron Ambition: To become a successful X-Country Coach. Activities: X-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track (Captain of X-Country and one of the captains for indoor outdoor track). Robert Carracio f I Stephen A. Caredeo Steve Ambition: To enter accounting and become a CPA. Activities: French Club, Prep Club, Homeroom Representative, Newspaper Staff. Elizabeth A. Carney Liz Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. 35 Jim Cassidy Shot Ambition: Go to college. Activities: Hockey, Baseball. Maureen A. Castles Mo; Sand Ambition: To be a veternarian or to work with animals. Activities: Volleyball, Basketball, Winter Track, Spring Track, Homeroom Representatives, Spanish Club, Powder Puff, Spanish Honor Society. Sheila Marie Castrios Byrd Ambition: To own Horses, and become a legal secretary. Activities: School newspaper, Pep Club, Powder Puff Football. Donna Catalano Steven Cavazza Steve Ambition: To own a restaurant. Activities: Student Council, Art Club, Spanish Club, Italian Club. Dorothy M. Celia Dottie Ambition: To live a happy life and to be successful in what ever I do. Brian Chalifour Ambition: Graduate. Activities: Guitar, Listen to rock. Robert Charette Bubba Ambition: Successful in life. Activities: French Club, Newspaper Staff, (President) Junior Achievement, St. Theasa ' s Youth Group. 36 Wl John M. Checovich Ambition: Go to College. Activities: Bowling, Volleyball, Swimming and going to the movies. Paul Chenard Brian Cleary Ambition: Musician (Bassist). Activities: Partying, Shooting, Hunting, weightlifting girls. Dean Coco Madman Ambition: To go into my own business. Activities: Football, Track, Powderpuff Cheerleader. Christina Coletta Chris Ambition: To help handicapped children. Activities: Field Hockey, Cadet Corps. Carolyn Colizzi Carol Ambition: To go into accounting and Business management as a career to be Happy. Sheila A. Collins Ambition: To live life to its fullest. Activities: Distributive Education. Stephen Collopy Pek Ambition: To exploit my talents and always keep a sense of humor. Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, and Girls. 37 Colleen F. Comerford Moose Ambition: To become a Mortician. Activities: Powder Puff Football, Homeroom Rep., Winter Track, Yearbook Staff. Karen Consoli Noli Ambition: Become a commercial artist. Activities: Horseback Riding, Ice Skating. Lisa Maria Constantineau chickie Ambition: To work with kids. Maybe have my own day care center . . . I ' ll never be just a housewife! Activities: Dancing, Partying, Going to Prince Edward Island, Wood working. Francis P. Corcoran Frank Ambition: Career as a pilot and to be successful at it. David C. Cormier Ambition: To become a dentist. Activities: Student Senate, Student Advisory Council to the School Board, Marching Band, Concert Band, French Club, 800 Club, Senior Class Play, Newspaper Staff, State student Advisory Council, Boy ' s State, Student Government Day, Jr. Honor Society. Karen Courcy Karen Ambition: To be happy and get the best of everything out of life. Activities: Powder Puff Football, Partying. Priscilla Couture Couch Ambition: To become successful in anything I do. Activities: Basketball, Badminton, Partying. Stephanie Cranford 38 ■ Erin Cronin Ambition: To go to College. Activities: Dance Club, Powder Puff Football, Mary Campbell-Senior Class Play, Cadet Corps. Steve Crompton James Croteau Scott Croteau Scottie Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Hockey. Cherylann L. Cubelli Kublie Ambition: To be happy successful. Activities: Distributive Ed. Frank Cubelli Leo Cuticchia Yig Ambition: To lead a successful life. Activities: Ice Hockey, Boxing. Paula Daigle Ambition: To be a secretary and be successful in life. Activities: Work-Study. 39 Brian Daley Ambition: To graduate and hunt wild boar. Judith Dallon Judy Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Activities: Spanish Club, National Spanish Honor Society Youth Group. Mark A. Davidson Dave Ambition: Natural Science (to succeed in). Activities: Football, Wrestling, Latin Club. Donna M. Davis Lead Foot Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Activities: Skating Club, Workstudy. Christine J. DeChane Percy Ambition: To party, to get out of school. Michele DeFeo Shirley Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Lillian A. Delaney Lee — Smiley Ambition: To be a successful Business Person. Activities: Volleyball, Homeroom Rep. DECA. Jim E. DeLoge Spacey Ambition: Brick Layer. Activities: Swimming, Football, Baseball, Tennis, and getting high. 40 Michele DeLuca Mikki Ambition: To Grow at least 5 inches. John DeMarkis Gina DeMonaco Ambition: To go to college and major in Psychology or Social work. Activities: Field Hockey Tri-Captain, Winter Track, Spring Track, Homeroom Representative, Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football. William DeSantis 3-dollar Ambition: Make Money. Donald J. DeSantis Stone-head Ambition: To be happy live a good life. Activities: Football, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Representative. H Jeff Deshaies Hefe Ambition: To become a professional at everything. Activities: Soccer, Baseball, Cross Country, Homeroom Representative. Robert DesRoche Sob Ambition: To be successful in the business world. David J. Desrochers D.J. Ambition: Enginemen, U.S. Navy. Activities: Chess, Baseball, Hockey, Bowling. 41 William J. Des Roches Jr. Bill- Ambition: Pharmacist. Activities: Latin Club. Paul DeVeau Ambition: To go to College. Activities: Football. Steve Devine Ambition: Engineering. John DiBenedetto Benny Ambition: To be Successful. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band. Sandra DiFrancesco Sandy, Deuce, DiFran, D Ambition: To keep in touch with everyone after high school. Activities: Powder Puff Football, Basketball, Spring Track. David Dimmock Dim Ambition: To further my education in the Grafic Arts Field. Activities: Cadets. • A Elizabeth DiPalermo Liz, Deep Ambition: To be happy and to become a successful executive secretary. I hope to live life to it ' s fullest. Activities: Senior — Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Play — Usherette. Sal DiSalvo Bear Ambition: To be a woodsman in Vermont. Activities: Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Teresa. 42 ■ 8 Kenneth Divoll Lumberjack Ambition: I want to go to school for forestry, and turf management. And to get a good job. Activities: Co-op work experience. John DiZoglio Dizzy Activities: Partying with the boys. Edward P. Doerr Paul Ambition: To become a success. Activities: German Club, Cross Country, Winter Track, and Spring Track. Kathleen M. Donohue Kathy Ambition: To become a secretary and to be happy. Activities: Rangerettes 9,10. Elizabeth A. Donovan Beth Ambition: To graduate from college and live a happy and successful life. Activities: French Club, Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Class Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football, Student Council, Ring Committee, Basketball (capt.), Spring Track. Stephen D ' Orto Batey Ambition: Stay young, be rich and travel. Activities: Soccer, Winter and Spring Track, Basketball, Representative, Senior Class Play, Powder Puff — Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff. ■ James T. Doucette Professor DoDoo Ambition: To wake up with my head on my shoulders. Activities: Driving his girlfriend car with Percy. Laurie Downey 43 Robert Drago Bob Ambition: To be a cop. James Driscoll Drisc Ambition: To be an actor or enter some field in communications. Activities: Football, Tennis, Drama Club, Senior Class Play; Johnny. ' dA5J William Drury Billy Ambition: To become a marine Biologist, and to live in Australia. Activities: Football, Winter Track, Spring Track. Mike T. Dube Tiff Ambition: Automotive Mechanic. Activities: Skiing, Scuba Diving, Tennis, Volleyball. Cathleen Duffy Cathy Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Activities: Rangerettes, Powder Puff Football, Student Senate, D.W.F.C. Gary J. Dzioba Ambition: To be successful in the Architectural Field. Deborah Earnshaw Debbie Ambition: To work with Children. Activities: D.E.C.A. Rhonda J. Eddy Ambition: To be in a profession in which I can help people. Activities: Student Council, National Jr. Honor Society, Homeroom Representative, Academic Internship, Powder Puff Football. 44 Cindy Egan Ambition: Teacher in Day Care Center, Be a part time model. Eric Ehramjian Ambition: To teach music. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Senior Class Play. Kenneth EudenBach Ken Ambition: To Major in Music. Activities: Playing the guitar and to form a rock group. Jeffrey R. Evans Jeff Activities: Spanish Club. Brian B. Farley Pengi Ambition: Go to college, stay with my Scoob. Activities: Varsity Football, Ski Team, Varsity Baseball. Willard Farrell Bill Ambition: To become a successful accountant. Activities: Marching Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Burger Flipping. 1 1 Lisa Fascione Ambition: To go to college and become an engineer. Activities: Pep Club. Cathy Ann Nazar Faunt Ambition: Spanish Major. Activities: Spanish Club, Dance Club, Spanish Honor Society, Homeroom Representative. 45 i! Gregory Favreau Fav Ambition: To pursue a career in law enforcement. Activities: Basketball Frank S. Ferrara Ambition: Funeral Director Joel M. Finochiaro Ambition: To get a 900 KTD and an F250 Activities: Cadets (commander), Gymnastics, Spring Track Loretta Fiorante Laurie Ambition: Artist Activities: Art, Music, Free easy living James Fiorello Karen A. Fitzpatirck Fitzi Ambition: Artist Activities: Art, Music, Free easy living Tracy Fleming Ambition: Writing Activities: Junior Honor Society, Honor Society, Newspaper Staff Alison J. Flemings Ambition: To teach phys. ed, and coach track Activities: Girl ' s Varsity Winter Spring Track, Honor Society, Yearbook, Spanish Club, Bicentenial Workshop, Spanish National Honor society, Powder Puff Football 46 via Am John D. Follansbee Jack Ambition: To do the best I can. Activities: President Computer Club, Drama Club Debra Fraas Nymph Ambition: To become a special needs teacher Activities: Art Club, Drama Club, Senior Class Play, Gymnastic team, Powder Puff Football Steve Franz Ambition: To become Happy in life and go to college after High School. Karen Anne Frechette Ambition: To teach elementary school and be happy Activities: House of Representatives, Powder Puff Football, National Junior Honor Society Mary Ann Frechette MaryLou Ambition: To keep on smilin ' Activities: Drama Club, Flags, Track, One Act Plays, Senior Class Play, Secretary Chorus, French Club. John J. Freeman The Arab Ambition: To live happily Activities: Soccer Ronald M. Gallant Ambition: To become a long haul truck driver. Edward S. Gallagher Ed 47 i! Jane Galloway-Coletta Ambition: Travel around the United States. Activities: Cadets. Wendy Garabedian Ambition: To be happy in whatever 1 may do. Activities: Marching and Concert Band, Honor Society, (Vice-President), T utoring, Newspaper, Student Senate, French Club (Treasurer). Karen Garvin Ambition: To be happy and successful. Activities: Track, Powder Puff Football, Play usherette. Glenn Gaumond Ambition: To be a computer Programer. Robert Gaumond Gilligan Ambition: To make a lot of Money! Activities: Ice Hockey, Street Hocket etc. Shawn Gaumond Activities: Soccer — Tri-Capt., Gymnastics. Louis A. Gemellaro Lou, Louie Ambition: To go to school and have a good job. Activities: Smoke Runs in the parking lot. Robert D. Gerardi Jr. Vip Ambition: To do the best in the field I choose. Activities: Ski Team, Band. 48 Jeff A. Getchell Jimmy the Getch Ambition: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. Activities: Football, Basketball. Brenda Giarrusso Ambition: Social Worker and to travel. Activities: Rangeretts, Italian Club. Donna L. Gilbert Duck Ambition: To live a happy life. Activities: Powder Puff, Cadets, Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Track, Drama Club, Yearbook, Sr. Class Play — Lady Director. Do not walk in front of me for I am not a follower, do not walk behind me for I am not a leader. But just walk beside me and be my friend. Josephine M. Golio Pina Ambition: To become a legal Secretary and to be happy with Tim. Activities: Usherette for senior Class Play. Robert V. Gillis III Bob Ambition: Go to college and run into money. Activities: Varsity Tennis Team. Matthew Gordon Matt Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Tennis, Basketball, Drama Club. Peter Gormley Pete Ambition: To enter the field of Communications. Activities: Senior Class Play. William J. Gould Tazzy Ambition: To be successful in my search for a new set of Knees. Activities: Powder Puff Cheerleader, Football, Capt. Wrestling, Drama Club — Treasurer. 49 Carlene Graham G Carla Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Cheering (capt.), Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Dance Club, Powder Puff Football (Champion Senior Team). Marie Grasso Ambition: To be a hairdresser. Activities: Rangeretts. Mark A. Grasso Mark S. Grasso Grass Ambition: To go to college and become successful. Activities: Soccer, Winter, Spring Track (Co. Capt.). Joe Grelle Grell Ambition: To go as far as I can in Baseball. Activities: Baseball. John Griffin Jack Activities: Drag racing, Waterskiing, Partying. Cathleen D. Griffin Cathy Ambition: To become a nurse. Activities: Cheerleader (Co-Capt.), Senior year Drama Club, Student Senate, Ring Committee, Yearbook Staff, Back Stage — Senior Class Play. Maryanne Gross Ambition: To graduate from College. Activities: Cadets, Business Co-op. 50 Lisa Griskevich lettle flea Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Activities: Cheerleader, French Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Class Office (Vice Pres.), Powder Puff Football, Football Queen Attendant, Senior Class Play, Ring Committee, Homeroom Representative. Paula Groswald Paula and Steve Ambition: My ambition is to always be happy with Steven. Activities: DECA. Susan N. Guimond Sue Ambition: To be happy throughout my life. Activities: Work Study. Carol Hagopian Ambition: To become a Famous Producer. Activities: Drama Club, Dristribute Ed. Paula J. Hadley Pauls, P.J. Ambition: To teach children with special needs and to be happy with Chaz-e-lee. Activities: Chorus, Winter and Spring Track, Field Hockey French Club, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play, Drama Club. Judith M. Hajjar Judy Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I decide to do. Activities: Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Flag Corps, Marching Band, Powder Puff Football, D.W.F.C. •vi Lynne M. Hajjar Lynnie Ambition: To make the most I can out of my life. Activities: Flag Corps, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Marching Band, Winter and Spring Track, D.W.F.C. Tutoring. Karen A. Hailson Kate Ambition: To go into Retailing. Activities: Cheerleading, Spanish Club, Figure Skating Club, Ski Team. 51 Paula J. Halloran Ambition: To be successful, have fun, and always be happy with Steve. Activities: Co-Captain of JV Softball, French Club. Paula A. Hamel Ambition: To become a famous fashion designer. Activities: DECA Club, Ski Team, Partying, yapping with my friends, Always being with Marc. Susan Gail Hammer Sue Ambition: Accounting, to stay friends with Deb forever. Activities: D.W.F.C, Marching Band, Concert Band, Burger Flipping, Kenny. James P. Hannagan Jim Ambition: Fire Fighter, Be single. Activities: Fishing, Hunting, Tennis. Thomas Hannagan H Ambition: To become a Fireman. Activities: Baseball. Geralyn Hart Gerri Ambition: Go into Early childhood Education. Activities: Track, Softball, Field Hockey, Bloodmobile, Spanish Club, Newspaper. Joan Hatem Ambition: To get a college education and then be happily married. Activities: Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society, Class Play, Powder Puff Football, Field Hockey, Homeroom Rep. 52 Rosine Marie Hatem Ace Ambition: To go to the World Karate Championships in Japan and to become a stuntwoman. Also I would like to have my own Karate School. Activities: Co-Captain Field Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Co-Captain J.V. Softball, Gymnastics, Winter and Spring Track, Student Senate, Assistant Editor Yearbook, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play — Mitzi!, Dance Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Karate, Bowling. James Hegarty Curls Ambition: To get as far away from the Weaze as possible. Activities: Varsity Soccer, Senior Class Play. Susan Hering Sue Ambition: To become a nursery school teacher. Activities: Photography Club, Home Ec. Club. Ron Hibbard Hib Ambition: To fly in the Air Force. Activities: Gymnastics. Susan C. Hilderbrandt Sue Ambition: To be happy and succeed in life. Activities: French Club, Track. Mark G. Hovanasian Hovy Ambition: To go to college. i Mike Hovnanian Activities: Varsity Hockey, Varsity Track. ■ Mary Imielkowski Mary Ambition: To go on to college and study medicine. Activities: Participated in the flag corp, in the Methuen High School Marching Band. David Ippolito Jerk Ambition: To graduate from high school. Activities: Soccer. 53 Elaine Isabelle Ambition: To make it through School. George Jabour Ambition: To walk in my father footsteps. Activities: Having A Good Time. Maureen E. Jackson Moe Ambition: To become a Nurse and marry Matt. Activities: JV Softball, JV Basketball, Powder Puff Football, Spanish Club, Hold Fast to Dreams, but don ' t let go of memories. Susan Jackson Sue Ambition: To someday have the poems and stories I write Published. Activities: French Club, Drama Club, Homeroom Rep., Powder Puff Football, Yearbook Staff and Senior Class Play; Poll Taker. Margaret Jacobs Marge Ambition: To be a research scientist. Activities: Science Club, Drama Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Bicentennial Workshop, Senior Class Play, Chorus. Cynthia A. Joseph Cindy Ambition: I would like to become a beautician. Activities: Cadets. John Joyal Ambition: To graduate, be accepted to a college, and ski the Swiss Alps. Activities: Ski Team, Bowling. Robert Kamal Bob Ambition: Be a General in the Army. Activities: Captain — Wrestling Team. 54 Itu Kimberley Anne Phyllis Kattar Kim Ambition: To be an undertaker, and never be a dead head. Activities: Drama Club, Italian Club. Cheryl Kendall Ambition: To travel and see the world. Richard Kenney Rich Ambition: To go to college in Florida with Tony O. Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Golf. Susan W. Kerr Sue Ambition: To pursue a career in politics. Activities: Student Senate — secretary, treasurer, House of Reps., Band, National Jr. Honor Society, Drama Club, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club. Marie A. Koralishn Ambition: To have fun and to be successful in everything I do. Activities: Spanish Club, Girls Gymnastic Team — Manager. Mary Korizis Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Winter and Spring Track, Yearbook, Senior Class Play — back stage. ■ ■ Thalia Marie Kostandin Delila Ambition: Attend a college or university, be happy and proceed to law school. Activities: Ski Team, Senior Class Play, Homeroom Rep., Spanish Club, Tutoring children of Hispanic origin. David Kostyla Dave Activities: Winter Track, Spring Track. 55 Michael Kowal Mike Ambition: To ski the Swiss Alps. Activities: Cross-Country, Winter Track, Spring Track. Jeffrey Kuehn Harvey Activities: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track. Mark Labrecque Ambition: To become a psychologist. Activities: French Club, Drama Club, 800 Club, Computer Club, Church Choir, The Ranger Spirit newspaper — Assistant Editor, Senior Class Play, 1977 Boy ' s State Honor Society. Lisa LaCroix curly Ambition: To be a riding instructor. Activities: Getting out of school at 11:30. Richard Lacroix Stitch Ambition: To enter law and politics. Activities: French Club, Drama Club, 800 Club, Honor Society, Newspaper — editor-in-chief, Mass. Boys State. Sandra L. Lafrenier Sandy Ambition: To become a Physical Therapist and to be happy. Activities: French Club, Academic Internship. Carol Lambert Bert Ambition: To always be happy. Activities: Spanish Club, Art Club. Kevin Lane Ambition: A career in Law Enforcement. Activities: Winter and Spring Track. 56 Karen M. LaPlante Ambition: To be happy and never let anything bring me down. Plan to travel. Activities: Work Study. Sheila M. Larson Ambition: To become a Special Ed. teacher. Activities: Tennis, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Rep., Powder Puff. Bonita LaTorre Banana Ambition: To become somebody to someone. Activities: Spanish Club, Deca Club, Homeroom Representative. Mary C. Latulippe Ambition: Medical Secretary. Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society. Mary E. Lavallee Ambition: To become successful in my business career but mostly to be always happy. Activities: Spanish Club, Powder Puff Football, School Play. Mary Jo LaVigne Barbie Ambition: To have a good career in the Medical field. Activities: Play the organ, swim, music, beach, Dancing. Diane Lavoie Patricia A. Lavoie Ambition: To live a good life. Activities: Cheerleader, Captain Computer Club, Senior Class Play. 57 Michelle P. Lavoie Ambition: To be successful in my endeavors. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Fundraising Coordinator, Senior Class Play, Powder Puff Football. Debra J. Lawrence Debbie Ambition: Graphic Designer. Activities: French Club President (77-78), Honor Society, Powder Puff Football, Drama Club, Bicentennial Club. Brenda J. Lee Ambition: To never stop smiling. Activities: Class officer — secretary, French Club, Drama Club — president, Majorettes — alternate captain, Sally — Senior Class play, Concert Band, Dance Club, Homeroom Representative, Cadet Queen Attendant. Wendy A. Leger Ambition: To become a medical assistant and to be happy with my life and to make other people happy in the process. Activities: Cheerleading, Homeroom representative, Academic Internship, French Club. Lynn R. Lescarbeau Bigly, Pumpkin Ambition: Housewife, something to do with music. Activities: Like to take up guitar, crochet, sew, cook, skiing, dancing, art. Dana S. Linton Ambition: To go to college and to travel. Judith A. L ' ltalien Judy Ambition: To become a dental hygienist and to be happy. Activities: French Club, Bicentennial Workshop, Prep Club, Library assistant. Diana Lucier Lu Ambition: To be rich and happy. 58 ■ I Linda J. Lupo Ambition: To go into the field of Psychology. Activities: Track, Gymnastics, Italian Club, Drama Club, Powder Puff Football. Michael Mac Donald Mike Ambition: To get into carpentry and be successful. Linda Magri Lin Ambition: To be successful in Hairdressing. And to stay small. Activities: Cheerleader, Homeroom representative. Kimberley A. Manera Kim Ambition: To make the people around me happy and be successful in whatever I do. Activities: French Club. Steven A. Magri Mags Ambition: To succeed in life and be healthy. Activities: Football, Offensive Guard, Defensive End, Work Study. Dorothy A. Mann Dot Ambition: To marry Victor and to become a Commercial Artist. Activities: Drama Club, Art Club, Senior Class Play. 4 Cheryl A. Manning Agent 14 Ambition: To become a lawyer and spring all my friends. Activities: National Honor Society, Winter Track, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Field Hockey, Spring Track, Co-Captain Powder Puff Football, Yearbook Staff. Buddy Mansor Mans Ambition: Live a successful life. Activities: Hockey. 59 Diane Marsland Activities: Italian Club, 3 Years. Sharon King-Martin Ambition: To be a Hairdresser. Martin W. Mason Marty Ambition: To be rich. Activities: Class Play, Capt. of Gymnastics Team. Jamie May Ambition: Pursue a career in Science. Activities: Varsity Cheering, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Tennis Team, Student Congress, Dance Club. Nancy Maynard Nancy Ambition: Dance Instructor. John A. Mazo Ambition: To race cars. Activities: Boating, Skin Diving, Flying, Drag Racing, Rebuilding Cars and Photography. Brian McCafferty Ambition: Become a real estate broker. Mary Lou C. McCarthy Pooh Ambition: Nursing and to marry a rich doctor. Activities: D.W.F.C. 60 Christine M. McCarthy Chris Ambition: To become an Executive Secretary. Activities: Co-operative Business work study. Russell McComish Brian J. McDermott Brian Ambition: To make money or other likewise valuables. Activities: Cross-country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Basketball. Robert Micheal McEneaney Mac Ambition: To always be successful and happy in life. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling. Mark Paul McGreevy Spark Ambition: To go to college and major in Business Administration. Activities: Soccer, Intramurals, Class Play. Jean McKee Ambition: To be free, and leave Methuen to travel around. Activities: None. Gary McKenzie Ambition: To stay the way I sam. Kelly McShan Ambit ion: To travel. 61 Susan Medici Sue Ambition: To be a Paralegal. Activities: Tennis, Swimming. Donna Mellor Ambition: To become a nurse and live a happy Activities: Class President, Cheerleader; Capt., Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Powder Puff Football, Football Queen Attendant, Student Council, Ring Committee, Homeroom Representative. Marc Michaud Ambition: Systems Analist Activities: Driving Sport cars and Racing Boats and Auto Crossing. Thomas M. Milone Tom Ambition: To enter into the field of entertainment. Activities: Drama Club. Kathy Mooney Robert Monfet Dennis Moran Pamela J. Morgan Pam Ambition: To be a successful Hairdresser. 62 H Judith Morin Judy Ambition: To be a Physical Therapist. Nancy Morrison Ambition: To go places to enjoy myself and always try and make the most of what I have. Scott Morrison Andrea Morse Andi Ambition: To finish school and work at a day care center. Activities: Pep Club, Senior Play (back stage), a true M.H.S. Sports Fan. Cynthia Moschetto Cindy Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Frank M. Moscuzza Mouse Ambition: To graduate from High School. wm Dorothea Mosson Ambition: To be a model or a truck driver. I hope to live a long and happy life in whatever I choose to do. Charles E. Mullins Charlie 63 Paul V. Mullins Mulls Ambition: Athlete. Activities: Football, Captain Winter Track, Spring Track. Diane M. Napolitano Ambition: To always be happy whereever I am and never forget my friends. Activities: Dance Club, Powder Puff Football. Richard M. Neel Dick Ambition: To be a successful happy person and have a family. Activitites: Drama Club, Spanish Club, House of Reps. Football, Winter and Spring Track, Senior Class Play. Sally Nicolosi Ambition: To be happy and to see the world. Activities: Keeping in touch . . . William Nightingale Scott Ambition: To be Happy. Activities: Soccer, Gymnastics. John V. Noble John Ambition: To become a singer-guitarist someday. Activities: Play a guitar and practice Karate. Lucy Novello Ambition: To work with animals. Activities: Work study Co-op. Lisa A. O ' Clare Ambition: To be happy in life and to help people less fortunate than myself. Activities: J.V. Field Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Winter and Spring Track, French Club, Pep Club (Vice President), School Newspaper. 64 r- Jay Ohanian Gip Ambition: Business Management. Activities: Football, Golf, Class Play. Sandra O ' Neil Sandy Ambition: To be successful in what I want. Paul William O ' Donnell Teresa M. Olefirowicz Terry Ambition: To feel the wind at my face and the sun at my back and get paid for it! I plan to pursue a career in Environmental Science. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Representative, Powderpuff Football, Senior Class Play. Annmarie Ouellette Ann Ambition: To become an accountant. To be happy in whatever I choose to do. Activities: Worked at the bloodmobile. Linda Ouellette Munchk Ambition: To be rich and high. Debra Paolino Debbie Ambition: To become a physical therapist. Activities: Tennis Team, 1977 MVC Co-Champs, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Student Senate, Senior Class Play, Ring Committee, Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball, Powder Puff Football 8-6 Seniors. Carole D. Palumbo Yogurt Ambition: To be successful and happy in life. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band. 65 Nancy Pandelena Ambition: Being a Stewardess and Traveling. Activities: Workstudy, Italian Club. Salvatore Peter Panto Egg Ambition: To be successful in life. Activities: Football, Winter Track, Spring Track — Capt. Tom Papalardo Pup Ambition: Ski Instructor. Activities: Ski Team Capt. Linda J. Paquin Ambition: To go to California and be happy. Activities: Work Study. Nancy Parent Ambition: To be a lead Guitarist. Janet L. Paris Jan Ambition: To become a teacher of the deaf and always be happy. Robert W. Parker Trestamp Ambition: To be a mechanic. Activities: Football, Class Play. Darren Parrillo Ambition: To live a good life. 66 Alfred J. Patti Alley Cat Ambition: To become a Police Officer. Michael F. Patti Louise Pedenault Ambition: To be an executive secretary, and live a happy life. Janice M. Pelletier Jan Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Activities: Flag Corps, Marching and Concert Band, French Club, D.W.F.C. Deborah Ann Penny Deb Ambition: To stay friends with Sue Forever. Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band. Mt K 1 . • f UFM ■ ■ H B ' K - ' AmL- tp r M Lit. Susan Marie Pepe Sue Ambition: Work in the Airlines, to travel to different countries or Psychologist. Audrey Pike Ambition: To be a hairdresser get married and live a happy life. Activities: Work Study. Mark Pincince Ambition: To have my own Business by 1980. 67 Anthony Piro Tony-O Ambition: To go to college in Florida with Rich. Activities: Varsity Football, Indoor Track, Senior Class Play. Ron Plouffe Ambition: To be Five Feet Tall. Donna M. Plourde Ambition: To get married and be happy. Activities: Work Study. Phyllis Polizzotti Hess Ambition: To be somebody not a nobody. Michael J. Press Mike Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Guitar, Track. Margaret Ragonese Marg Ambition: To be a veterinarian assistant and to be very successful in life in whatever I do. Activities: First attendant for Football Queen, Powder Puff Football, Italian Club. William Rainville Activities: Football. Susan L. Raitt Sue Ambition: To become a successful executive secretary, to live my life to its fullest and to someday ski out west. Activities: Co-captain Field Hockey, Winter and Spring Track, J.V. Basketball, Editor Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football, Senior. Class Play, Homeroom Representative. 68 Vanessa Rapazzo Ambition: To live a happy life. Activities: Workstudy. Darlene Rastel lo Donna M. Raymond Ambition: To keep smiling and find happiness in whatever I do. Activities: Cheerleading, French Club. John Regan Ambition: To be successful. Michael J. Reuter Mike Ambition: To become a Firefighter and to stay single. Activities: Drumming, Hunting. Brenda Ricci Ambition: I hope to be an interior decorator a hairdresser or model. I hope to be happy in whatever I decide to do. Activities: Spring Track, Gymnastics, Italian Club. Frank Riley Riles Ambition: To play baseball in college. Activities: Football, Captain — Track, Baseball. Mark R. Riopelle Buddy Ambition: To become involved with the environment and to be happy in life. Activities: Homeroom Rep., Honor Society — Secretary, French Club, Newspaper Staff. 69 Billy Rivera Ambition: To be high and happy. Activities: Workstudy. Teddi-Jean Roberts TJ Ambition: To be a flight Attendant and travel. Activities: Basketball Northstar. Cynthia Rogers Ambition: Counselor for kids. Rhonda M. Romeo Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Activities: Drama Club, Italian Club. Richard A. Rumore Rick Activities: Football and Track, Italian Club. Richard Rushton Rick Ambition: To be successful in life, go to college. Activities: President Photography Club, Senior Class Play (Lighting Director). Jim Russo Ruo Ambition: To get out of high school quick! Paul J. Sabbagh Arab Ambition: To make it big in this world today. Activities: D.E.C.A. Club, Hockey. 70 Lynn Sadzewicz Ambition: To prove a girls rock band could make it, and hope my drum heads don ' t break anymore. Activities: Work Study. David A. Saffie Saff Ambition: Mr. America. Activities: Pumping The Iron. Jeffrey Saffie Saf Ambition: To get through Bootcamp alive (Navy). Activities: Track, Cross-Country, Football, Spanish Club. Hiba Saghbini Ambition: To live my life for the Lord Jesus Christ. Activities: Junior Honor Society, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff. Michael Salafia Mike Linda J. Salvo Ambition: To learn as many things I can while I ' m young, So that when I ' m older I can look back at all the things I ' ve done, then decide which I want to do for the rest of my life. To appreciate life while I ' m living! Keep Smiling! Activities: Work Study, Ski-Mobiling, Murals. Charles P. Samra Ambition: To take over my father business. Activities: Football, Workstudy. Marjorie Sanford Margie Ambition: To play bass in a rock band. 71 Judith A. Sanguedolce Judi Ambition: To become a pre-school teacher and part time dance teacher (Let me be; let me be free). Activities: Cheerleader, Track, French Club, Powderpuff Football, Homeroom Representative, Flags, Chorus. Nick Santacroce Lizzard Ambition: To get out of School. Diana C. Saulen Nana Ambition: To be successful in a field working with special needs children. Activities: Marching Band — rifle squad, Concert Band, Powder Puff Football, Secretary of French Club, Treasurer of Art Club, D.W.F.C. Barbara Savastano RA, BAMS Ambition: To continue my education and major in sociology. Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play (backstage) and a true M.H.S. sports fan. Michael F. Scammon Scams Ambition: To go to college and be a very successful person, I also want to continue my activities in the world of Athletics, I hope all my friends will be successful to. Kurt Schindler Ambition: To get a good job. Activities: Partying. Diane Schruender Di Ambition: To major in education and hopefully get a job and to marry John. Activities: Student Council, National Jr. Honor Society, Spanish Club, Academic Internship, Powder Puff Football. Roy W. Schwarzenberg Ambition: To be a Fireman. Activities: Band, Stagehand, Marching Band, D.W.F.C, Senior Class Play. 72 Paula Sciacca Ambition: To live my life for the Lord Jesus Christ. Activities: Latin Club, Jr. Honor Society, French Club. Robert Sheehan Lisa A. Shick Ambition: To be an Airline Stewardess. Activities: Girls Track, Spanish Club. Cheryl A. Simoes Munchkins Ambition: To go to college and marry Rick. Activities: Cheerleading, Jr. Boosters, Drama Club, Cadet Queen. Mark R. Siney Mayple Ambition: To succeed in forestry. Kory Sirmaian Armenian Ambition: To own my own country. Activities: Football, Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Golf, Homeroom Rep. James E. Slack Slick, Jim Ambition: Graduate from northern Essex. Get a good job and get married to Cheryl. Activities: Winter Track. Frank W. Slater Cisco Ambition: To go to College and become successful in whatever I choose to do in life. Activities: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Hockey. 73 Henry W. Smith Hank, Smitty, Waldo, Etc. Ambition: To be an Engineer. Activities: Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, German Club. Robert Sousa Animal Ambition: To someday go through a living room with my car. Activities: Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Student Congress, Spanish Club. v-v. Sheryl L. Spence Sher Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest and become a successful executive secretary. Activities: Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football, Usherette Senior Class Play. Gina A. Spinelli Jigger Ambition: To someday make-it. Activities: D.E.C.A. Club. Judith St. Laurent Judy Ambition: To be happy always. Pam St. Louis Missouri, Louie Ambition: To be a Juvenile Officer. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Flag Corps, Cadet Queen Attendant, Powder Puff Football, French Club, Senior Class Play. Beverly Stoebel Bev Ambition: To be happy in life. Paul G. Strozza Ambition: To be rich. Activities: Football. 74 Joe Stumpo Crazy Joe Ambition: Make Money, a lot of it. Activities: Motorcycles. Kathleen M. Sullivan Sully Ambition: To become a physical therapist. Activities: Concert Band, Marching Band, Honor Society (Historian) Powder Puff Football, Spanish Club (Secretary), Bicentennial Club, 800 Club, Jr. Honor Society. Faith S. Sunderland Ambition: To work in the field of Physical Therapy. Activities: Pres. of Pep Club, Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society. Patricia M. Tahan Pat Ambition: To be a happy, successful Medical Doctor. Activities: Student Congress — President, Student Advisory Council to School Committee, Drama Club, French Club, Powder Puff Football, Bicentennial Workshop, Honor Society, Senior Class Play, 800 Club, Intramurals, Afternoon Chorus. Robin Taguay Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Art Club, Science Club. Douglas Tasheraeau Roger Thibodeau Christina L. Titone Tina Ambition: To be happy in whatever I decide to do. Activities: Distributive Ed. — President. V 75 Mrs. Pauline A. Titone Pot Ambition: Making babies and be a famous singer. Activities: Figure Skating. Karen Townsend K.T., Sidekick Ambition: To be a Speech Therapist. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Chorus, Flag Corp, Powder Puff Football. Jane Tuminowski Ambition: To be happy and live life to trie fullest. Activities: Usherette for Senior Class Play. Joseph C. Turco Turk Ambition: Attending College and decide from there. David Vachon Lynn M. Vaiknoras Ambition: To be free to be. Activities: Band, Marching Band, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Softball, Senate, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play, D.W.F.C. James Ventre The Juice Ambition: To stay young and have a good life. Activities: Football — Co-Captain, Winter and Spring Track — Co-Captain, Senior Class Play, Representative, French Club, Powder Puff Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff. Sharon Vieweg Wigs Ambition: To have money, happiness and to keep on partying. Activities: Workstudy. 76 Scott Wales Ambition: To work for an airlines. Activities: Chorus President, Spanish Club, Manager of the Gymnastics Team, Media Center Worker, Youth Group. Jim Wallace Fidel Ambition: To become a dictator. Activities: Partying, shooting pool. William Paul Wallace Bill Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Activities: Sports, Music, Partying. Gregory Ward Greg Ambition: To Succeed. Activities: D.E.C.A. Club. Michael F. Ward Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Activities: Soccer, Winter and Spring Track. Sandra Jean Waring Kiss Ambition: Always be happy, Travel to all parts of the countries, live my life to its fullest. Activities: Workstudy. Wendy M. Watts Ambition: Assistant Veterinerian. Activities: Spanish Club. James Weir Weirdo Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Baseball, girl watching. 77 Michael Welch Mikey Ambition: To go across the country — to be successful. Activities: Skiing. Caroline E. Wermers Carrie Ambition: To have a happy and successful life. Activities: Distributive Ed. Marsha Wermers Ambition: To go to College. Activities: Field Hockey, Winter Track, Spring Track, Powder Puff Football, Cadet Corps. Everett Whipple Whip Ambition: Drive cross country — to be successful. Activities: Skiing. Linda Whipple Sandra R. White Sandi Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Activities: Ski Team. Michael Wormald Mick Ambition: To always be happy with Gina. Debra K. Wrobel Deb Ambition: To be a famous artist and be outrageously happy all my life. Activities: Photographer school newspaper, Homeroom Representative, French Club, Powder Puff Football, D.W.F.C. 78 Michael Wrobel Mike, Robes Ambition: I want to own my own Business. Activities: I like sports, Football, Hockey, Basketball. Richard Young Rick Ambition: To make money and marry Cheryl. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Lisa M. Zappala Ambition: Pursue a career in Law. Activities: Drama Club — Treasurer, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play. Nancy K. Zytkewicz Kelly Ambition: To be happy to fine out what life is for and to marry Andy. Activities: Workstudy. 79 In Memory of . . . AFTERGLOW I ' d like the memory of me To be a happy one. I ' d like to leave an afterglow Of smiles when day is done. I ' d like to leave an echo Whispering softly down the ways, Of happy times, and laughing times And bright and sunny days. I ' d like the tears of those who grieve To dry before the sun Of happy memories I leave Behind — when day is done. 80 s T U D E N T C O N G R E S S House of Representatives Senior members — Row 1 (left to right) Thalia Kostandin, Colleen Comerford, Jim Ventre, Debra Wroble, Don DeSantis. Row 2: Karen Frechette, Joan Hatem, Terry Oleferowicz, Gina Bonnano, Gina DeMonaco. Row 3: Wendy Ledger, Maureen Castles, Sue Jackson, Irene Bag- doian. Student Senate, Senior Members — Debbie Paolino, Cathy Griffin, Dave Cormier, Pat Tahan, Lynn Vaik- noras, Advisors: Mr. Rimas and Mrs. Troianello. N A T I O N A L H O N O R S o c I E T Y Advisors: Mr. Francis and Miss Wilson Officers: Ann Marie Contarion — President, Kathy Sallivan — Historian, Wendy Garabe- dian — Vice-President, Mark Riopelle — Secretary, Michelle Ledger — Treasurer. Seniors: Row 1: Debbie Lawrence, Alison Fleming, Mark Labreque, Matt Gordon, Tracy Flemings, Hiba Saghbini, Wendy Garabedian, Kathy Sullivan, Pat Tahan, Mark Riopelle, Lisa Griskevich. Row 2: Lynne Hajjar, Debbie Paolino, Pat Augeri, Cheryl Manning, Carlene Graham, Donna Mellor, Beth Donovan, Joan Hatem, Mike Ward, Jamie May, Richard Lacroix. s p A N I S H H O N O R S O c I E T Y Front: Miss Cook — Advisor, Joan Hatem, Judy Hajjar, Judy Dallon, Kathy Sullivan, Lynne Vaiknoras, Diane Beaudoin, Pat Belair, Mrs. Wilcock — Advisor. Back: Carlene Graham, Donna Mellor, Cheryl Manning, Debbie Paolino, Jamie May, Lynne Hajjar, Alison Flemings, Margaret Jacobs. 84 QUE ES LA VIDA? UN FRENESI; QUE ES LA VIDA? UNA ILUSION QUE TODA LA VIDA ES SUENO, Y LOS SUENOS, SUENOS SON. La Vida es Sueno by Calderon de la Barca _ ' I «; r 1 Methuen High School Spanish Club. Advisors: Miss Cook — Mrs. Wilcock s p A N I S H C L U B MMM ■■MMI Senior Members: Front — Barbara Savastano, Judy Hajjar, Joan Hatem, Carlene Graham, Karen Townsend, Judy Dallon, Pat Belair, Mary Lavallee, Alison Flemming, Lisa Zappalla. Back — Matthew Gordon, Lynne Hajjar, Cheryl Manning, Donna Mellor, Carol Lambert, Diane Beaudoin, Cathy Faunt, Gina Bonanno, Nancy Campbell, Wendy Watts, Margaret Jacobs. 85 G £ R M A N C L U B Seniors: Henry Officers: Sharon Smith, Bill Bebo, Helga Arcidiacono, Reidal, Henry John Mazo, Ed Smith, Tim Doerr. Pelczar, Claire Michaud. 7 T A L I A N C L U B 86 Seniors: Bob Girard, Diane Marsland, Rick Rumore. Advisor: Mr. Caruso. Officers: Maria Contarino, Donna Carito, Donna Bonanno, Richard DeFeo. FRENCH CLUB Officers: Becky Laverrier, Debbie Lawrence, Evelyne Hil- debrant. Senior Members: Debbie Lawrence Advisor: Miss Lostimolo LATIN CLUB Officers: Lisa Pilvelis, Dianne Moore, Linda Smith, Char- lotte Abdullah. p H O T O G R A P H Y C I U B Senior Members: Richard Rushton, John Mazo, Susan Herring, Miss Grillo — advisor. Senior Members: Patty Lavoie, John Follansbee, Mark Labreque. 89 A R T C L U B H O IVi E E c C L O U N B O M I C s 90 Cheryl Keagan, Diane Beaudoin — Co-President, Kathy Corbit, Mrs. Swider, Miss Case, Sue Herring, Maureen Griffin, Cindy Corbit — Co-President. Senior Members: Sheila Castrios, Barbara Savastano, Faith Sunderland, Nancy Compbell. Miss Fiorella — advisor. N E W s p A P E R S T A F F Seniors: (left to right) Lisa O ' Clare, Sheila Castrios, Hiba Saghbini, Tracy Fleming, Bob Charette, Richard Lacroix, Debbie Wrobel, Marc Labrecque, Wendy Garabedian, David Cormier, and Steve Caredeo. 92 Richard Lacroix, Editor-in-chief. Editors: Joanna Cavallaro, Feature Editor; Richard Lacroix, Editor-in-chief; Tom Riopelli, Busi ness Manager; Marc Labrecque, Assistant Editor. The Dance Club D A N C E C L U B iSeniors: (Left to Right) Lisa Zappela, Carlene Graham, Jamie May, Donna Gilbert, Erin Cronin, Zathy Faunt, Brenda Lee, and Gina Bonanno. 93 ■ c H O R U S Officers: Kasper Maksian - Vice President, Regina Danahy - Music Librarian, Paula Hadley - Treasurer, Mary Ann Frechette Secretary, Steve Bruce — Music Librarian. Missing: Scott Wales — President 94 Methuen High School Chorus Methuen High School Drama Club Seniors Members: Front — Debra Fraas, Jim Driscoll, Bill Gould, Sue Jackson, Irene Bagdoian, John Follansbee, Dick Neel. Rear — Dot Mann, Margaret Jacobs, Gina Bonanno, Linda Lupo, Brenda Lee, Lisa Zappalla, Sue Kerr. D R A M A C L U B Officers: Brenda Lee — President, Irene Bagdoian — Publicity Manager; Becky Laverier — Secretary, Lisa Zappala — Treasurer, Mike Ceamy — Vice President. 95 I I I I I I II I I J I ' lM t 1 I ■ I ' w o R K S T U D Y A I C N A T D E E R M N I S C H I P Seniors - Row 1 (left to right) Lisa Lacroix, Laurie Downey, Linda Magri, Frank Cubelh, Joe Stumpo, George Jabour, Scott Crotteau RoTz-TaTa ' Daigle, Audrey Pike, Nancy Maynard, Christine Dechane, Joe Buggea, Billy Rivera, Karen Booth, Mike Salafia, Dav« Burden, Pam Morgan, Sharon Arnold, Donna Davis, John Bourgeois, Ken Divoll, Sharon Vieweg, Judy Sanguedolce, Frank Corcorain Karen Corcey, Ev eret Whipple, John Pike, Sally Nicolosi. 96 Row 1 (left to right) Pat Belair, Rhonda Choquette, Susan Kerr, Diane Napolitano, Linda Brandin. R w - Wendy Watts, Dl ane Schruender, Wendy Ledger, Hl ba Saghbini, Debra Frass, Karen Frechette, Irene Bagdoian. Row 3 - Mr. Salmohnson - Advisor, Geralyn Hart, Debra Wroble, Mark Riopelle, Usa O ' Clare, Debbre Paohno. Senior members: Row 1 (left to right) Debbie Earnshaw, Sheila Collins, Linda Buffo, Bonita Latorre, Karen Burokas, Carrie Weremers, Cheryl Cubelli. Row 2: Paul Sabbagh, Mike McDonald, Mary Ann Frechette, Greg Ward, Sam Panto, Paul Deveau. Row 3: Carol Hagopian, Billy Gould, Paula Groswald, Pam Morgan, Paula Hamel, Tina Titone, Dave Vachon. Officers: Paula Hamel — secretary, Tina Tition — President, Linda Buffo — Vice-President, Carol Hagopian — Treasurer. 97 CADETS AND RANGERETTES Chris Colletta, Mr. Dan Tearno, Joel Finochiaro. Senior Cadets: John Mazo, Joel Finochiaro, Richard Rushton. Methuen High Cadet Corps. Methuen High Rangerettes. 99 B A N D j.enior Members: Front — Brenda Lee, Gina Bonnano, Lynne Hajjar, Mary Iemel- r.owski. Back: Janice Pelliteir, Susan Kerr, Judy Hajjar, Dianna Saulen, Lynne aiknoras. „• A •fe. ' - 4 H BP P JJj iP l«i i v Captain — Gina Bonnanno. M A O R E T T E S A N D F L A G C O R P S 101 y E A R B O O K S T A F F Back row Steve Collopy, Steve D ' orto, Mary Korizis, Terry Oleferowicz, Sue Jackson, Cathy Griffin, Jim Ventre, Donna Mellor, Don DeSantis, Gina DeMonaco, Liz Dipalermo, Colleen Conierford, Alison Fleming. Center Row: Irene Bagdoian, Cheryl Manning, Sheryl Spence, Beth Donovan, Lisa Griskevich, Rosine Hatem. Front Row: Mrs. Robin Moody — Advisor, Sue Raitt — editor 102 Special thanks to Sue and Terry A very special thank you to Alison Pam St. Louis and Karen Townsend The Snowball Fight of ' 78. A special thanks goes to those members of the staff who worked hard to put our year- book together. Spanning the School to bring you the constant variety of sport . the thrill of victory . . . and the agony of defeat . . . the human drama of athletic competition — This is Methuen ' s Wide World of ■ a - ■: ' The team finished with a 5-7-4 record, fourth in the league. Shawn Gaumond, Steve Collopy and Steve D ' Orto were selected to the MVC Second All-Star Team. Chris Childs re- ceived honorable mention. Shawn Gaumond was also selected to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune All-Star Team. 106 Row 1: (L to R) Steve Collopy, Steve D ' Orto, Captains John Freeman, Mike Scammons and Shawn Gaumond, Scott Nightingale. Row 2: (L to R) Mike Ward, Jeff Roeger, Keith Ardizzone, Mark McGreevy, Kory Sirmaian, Jim Hegarty, Dave Ippolito, Dave Marceau, Jeff Deshaies, Kenny Wilman, Mark Grasso, Chris Childs. Row 3: (L to R) Gary Townsend, Walter White, Mark Dufton, John DiBeradinis, Steve Hailson, Joe Vandette, Gary Gagnon, Buddy Haney, Managers Roberta Leslie, Diane Moore and Michelle Leger, Coach Micheal Sorter. This season our record was 6-3-5, good for third place in the league. The season was highlighted by trouncing Wilmington, the first place team, 3-0. Outstanding de- fensive players were Sue Raitt and Beth Childs, while Kathy Szostak was the most valu- able player. Other award winners were Rosine Ace Hatem, who won the Betty Barry Award, and Nancy McLeod, Coaches Award. Janice Wadsworth, and Kathy Szostak were selected to the MVC All-Star Team. F I E L D H O C K E Y 108 Row 1: (L to R) Nancy McLeod, Joan Hatem, Tri-Captains Gina DeMonaco, Rosine (Ace) Hatem, and Sue Raitt, Marsha Wermers Nancy Szostak. ' Row 2: Coach Mimi Stott, Roann Catteau, Linda Mistal, Kathy Szostak, Janice Wadsworth, Beth Childs, Nancy Rotchford, Sandy Ward. I ■ The 1977-78 METHUEN RANGERS VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 110 We tried — get ' em next year! The team finished with an 8-3 record. rhey were third in the Northern Area Meet and sixth in the State Division II meet. Captain Rick Cameron and Dave Kazanjian were selected to the MVC All-Star team and to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune Ail-Star Team. Kazanjian was also selected to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team. Cameron finished 59th in the National Junior Olympic Meet in Longview, Washington. Kazanjian finished second in the State Division II Finals, fourth in the All-State Meet, eleventh in the Mass-Conn. Interstate Meet, and eleventh in the National Junior Olympic Meet. c R O S s c o u N T R Y 112 Row 1: (L to R) Rick Pepin, Mike Kowal, Captain Rick Cameron, Brian McDermott, Jeff Kuehn. Row 2: Coach Roger Fuller, Mike DeChane, Tom Beaulieu, Joe Murach, Dave Kazanjian, Mark Gilbert. x- The girls finished with a 6-3 record in the Northwest Metropolitan Girls Cross Country League. They were second in the Bedford Invitational, third in the Northern Area Meet, and seventh in the State Division II Meet. Donna Kendall was selected to the NMGCCL Ail-Star Team, while Dawna Carbonneau and Sheilah Palumbo received honorable mention. c R O S s c o u N T R Y Row 1: (L to R) Cindy Miller, Kathy Bradley, Nancy LaTulippe, Kim Towler, Claire Michaud, Roberta Baker. Row 2: Coach Micheal Highes, | ndrea Chatis, Debbie Ippolito, Alice Pennisi, Sheilah Palumbo, Lori-Ann Charette. 113 The girls had a 10-2 record in the league and were co- champions with Billerica. They were 14-2 overall. In the State Tourney, the team lost to Waltham, who went on to the State Finals. Les- ley Austin, Kathy Bitler, Maureen Castles and Ann Leonard were Selected to the MVC Ail-Star Team. Ann Leonard also received honorable mention on the Boston Globe All-Scholastic team. 114 Row 1: (L to R) Coach Donald Smith, Lesley Austin, Captains Judy King and Maureen Castles, Lee Delaney, Kathy Bitler, Colleen O ' Connell, J.V. Coach Mike Gueli. Row 2: Cathy Caraccio, Joanne Frasca, Kathy Brien, Ann Leonard, Donna Contorelli. Row 3: Susan DeFeo, Cathy Burke, Jackie Farelli, Cathyann Castles, Debbie Corelli, Patty Roberge, Cindy Donigan. THE 1977-78 SKI TEAM with senior members: Thalia Kostandin, Tom Papalardo, Bob Geradi, Brian Farley, and Ron McGrath. 115   u . a- g_ % V .. • H O C K £ y 7 . m 116 Row 1: Andy Baker, Mike Ford, Jonathan Morin, Assistant Captains Jeff Bellorado and Mike Scammons, Steve Parolisi, Assistant Captain Jim Cassidy, Captain Mike Hovnanian, Buddy Haney, Ed Nutter, Scott Aubrey Row 2: Coach Bruce Parker, Greg Morin, Walter White, Steve Press, Jack Fleming, Shawn Morrissey, Scott Edwards, Dave Marceau, Joe Vandette, Paul Griskevich, Jim McNulty, Peter Lacroix, Goalie Coach Joe Robbilard, Assistant Coach Bill Cullen. The team finished with a 10-11-1 record overall and its best MVC record ever, 9-8-1, the team ' s three highest scorers, Ed Nutter, Buddy Haney, and Mike Hovna- nian, combined to form the high- est scoring line in the league. Jon Morin, Mike Hovnanian, Buddy Haney and Ed Nutter were all named to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune All-Star Team. Some people are just so clumsy! The wrestling season began with four seniors and a very young team. Mark Davidson and Bob Kamal started off the season well by both placing third in the Westford Tournament and im- mediately taking leadership roles on the team. The team finished with a 1-12 record. Mark was cho- sen the team ' s outstanding wres- tler, while Bob was chosen most improved. W R E S T L I N G 118 Row 1: Mark Davidson, Bob Kamal, Bill Gould Row 2: Coach Becker, Marty Bolduc, Robert Merrill, Richard Morgraaf, Randy Allen, Mark Ratte, Alan Lambert, John Palermo, Wayne Demers, Chris Croce, Steve Roberge, Roland Daigle, Marty Morall, Paul, Matt Davidson, John Whittaker, Mr. Najem This year the team was basically a young one, which lost close games at the beginning of the sea- son and then won them during the second half. The highlight of the season was the David and Goliath upset over Chelmsford. 120 Coach John Rimis, Kevin Bradley, Bill Arcidiacono, Wayne Holden, Greg Favreau, Mark Wante, Gary Gagnon, Jeff Getchel, Jim Nenihane, Mike Rickley, Jim Smith, Joe Murach, Bob McEaney Row 1: (L to R) Beth Childs, Nancy Rotchford, Captains Beth Donovan and Sandy DiFrancesco, Janice Wadsworth, Nancy McLeod, Linda Mistal. ' Row 2: Patti Miller, Nancy Szostak, Sandy Lahey, Kathy Szostak, Judy King, Judy St. Hillaire B A S K E T B A L L w «Jf The girl ' s basketball team qualified for the state tournament for the second year in a row. In the first round the girls were de- feated by a strong Maiden team. It was an abrupt ending to a very successful year. The team finished in second place to Lawrence, with all starting players returning. The highlight of the season was two come-from-behind wins over Lawrence. Kathy Szostak and Judy King were the most valuable offensive players, Beth Childs was the outstanding defensive player, Nancy Rotchford won the coaches award and Nancy McLeod was the most valuable player. The girls had another great year as they took the league champi- onship for the second year in a row. They had a 7-2 record and were invited to the district championship. Chris Bergeron was invited to the state indi- vidual championship in all four events. Debbie Hersch was named the most improved gymnist. 122 Row 1: Cris Bergeron, Debbie Hersch, Sherri Hines, Brenda Contarino Row 2: Dina Savastano, Lisa Pappalardo, Cindy Donigan, Sue Grondine, Judy Sheehan, Rob in Kasperwitz, Terry Sciuto, Donna Gilbert Row 3: Coach — Karen Bergeron, Debbie Booth, Geannie Gaumond, Lori Ann Charette, Ann Guilmette, Sue Teutonico, Holly Tanguay ■A i The guys finished with a 6-3 record. In the league meet Marty Mason won the vault and Tony Masucci placed third, also in the league meet Ron Hibbard was 5th on the still rings, Steve Hailson was 4th on the side horse, and Rick Appleyard was 6th in the floor exercise. The highlight of the season was a team high score of 92 in the meet against Andover. G y M N A S T I C S Row 1: (L to R) Joel Finnochiaro, Ron Hibbard, Captain Marty Mason , Paul Chenard. Row 2: Ron Masucci, Chris Sullivan, Rick Appleyard, Dave Spada, Steve Hailson, Chris McEvoy, Steve O ' Connell, Mike Lorenzo, Bob Waitkevitch, Don Brandin, Rick Peglow, Tony Franciosa, John Timony, Earl Feugill, Tony Masucci, Jim Amore, Paul Giordano, Terry Neel, Greg Daigle, Dan Towler, Russ Dole 125 126 Row 1: Kathy Welch, Diane Stott Row 2: Yuri Choi, Jamie May, Dale DiMaggio, Sheryl Spence, Gail Mansur, Lisa Griskevich, Donna Hajjar Row 3: Carlene Graham, Donna Mellor Row 4: Sharon Roberge Row 1: Mike Ward, Kevin Lane, Charles Mullins, Paul MuUins, Sal DiSalvo, Sam Panto, Frank Riley, Rick Rumore, Jim Ventre, Mark Crasso, Rick Cameron, Mike Kowal, Brian McDermott, Dave Kostyla Row 2: Mike DeChane, Dave Kazanjian, John DiBenadinis, Steve Ventre, Mike Farelli, Jim Hermans, John Mastrangelo, Bill Drury, Gary Wells. 128 Row 1: Jackie Bently, Kathy Brien, Lesley Austin, Maureen Castles, Marsha Wermers, Maureen Halloran, Laura DiFrancesco, Gina DeMonaco, Donna Kendall, Nancy LaTulippe, Claire Michaud, Cindy Blondin, Kim Towler, Kathy Bradley. Row 2: Dawna Carbonneau, Kathy Korzeb, Charlene Norton, Peggi Lever, Karen Waks, Marybeth Manning, Kathy Kenney, Paula Hynes, Jeanne Donovan, Agnes Mullins. 1 WMT The 1977-78 indoor track season was the most successful in the Methuen ' s history. The team won the Mer- rimack Valley Champi- onship by defeating Arch Rival Andover and capped the season off by winning the state class B championship at Reading. In the words of Coach Klimas: the state mile Relay final had to be my most ex- citing moment in track as we had to win the race in order to win the championship. Great performers such as: Frank Riley, Kevin Tarr, Rick Rumore, Tim Fram, Jim Ventre, Steve Ventre, Jeff Saffie, Rick Cameron, Dave Kaza- jian, and Chuck Hillard were instrumental to this championship team. The girls also had a terrific season finishing 7-1 for their best season ever. They were the unofficial MVC Champs. Out- standing performances were turned in by Mau- reen Castles who set school records in the long jump hurdles. She also set a Harvard University fieldhouse record en route to be- coming the first local girl to jump 17 ' . Other outstanding performers were Donna Kendall, Sheilah Palumbo, Mau- reen Halloran, Marsha Wermers, Ace Hatem, Lesley Austin, and Monique Wheeler. 129 ■ TRACK ' 78 - THE BEST YEAR YET! Row 1: Jay Zenevitch, Jay O ' Hanian, Kory Sirmaian Row 2: Mark Salvo, Fred Corey, John Palermo, Charles Nasser, Dan Lyons, Jim Menihane, Coach Al DeStefano The golf team had a fair season, win- ning 6 and losing 8 with 1 tie. Since most of the team is returning next year, Dan Lyons, James Menihane, Mark Salvo, and Jay Zenivitch are po- tential stars of the future. G O L F m 132 Row 1: Jim Cassidy, Joe Grelle, Co-Captains Mike Scammons and Frank Riley, Frank Slater, Brian Farley, Jeff Deshaies Row 2: Joe Bugglione, Gary Gagnon, Jonathan Morin, Jay Dzioba, Chris Wadechuck, Mark Wante, Ron McGrath, Steve Parolisi, Bob Griffin, Coach Bruce Parker The Ranger won the MVC Champi- onship with a 16-2 record, 20-3 overall. Frank Riley (pitcher, 10-0, 0.54 ERA), Mike Scammons (Catcher, league leader in RBI ' s), Jim Cassidy (Center Fielder, league ' s top hitter) Frank Slater (shortstop) were chosen to the MVC All-Star first team, while Brian Farley (pitcher) and Joe Grelle (second base- man) were chosen to the second team. Riley and Cassidy were also chosen to the Eastern Massachusetts Coaches All-Star Team. ■ Jim Cassidy shows the form that made him the league ' s top hitter. T E N N I S 2 5 isfhJt The 1978 Boy ' s Tennis Team com- piled a 5-9 record. With only one se- nior, Matt Gordon, and two freshmen playing, the pros- pects for future suc- cess are encourag- ing. Matthew Davidson, Paul Lever, Mike Moscuzza, Frank Muzzotta, Dave Donigan, Chris Perrault, Steve Hailson, Bob Cameron, Coach Don Smith, Tom Perrault, Matthew Gordon, John Carroll, Rick Leahy, Martin Cassidy, Greg Cannavo, Peter Giordano, Andy Gilmen, Brian Feugil, Frank Coco, Jim Kenyon 134 This years girls team had a very successful year finishing as Co-Champs of the MVC. They lost only one match. Andrea Chatis re- mained unde- feated for this year. Jean Be- gley was also outstanding. T E N N I S Row 1: Jean Begley, Pam DeFillipo Row 2: Cara Fascione, Karen Waks, Linda Filicamo, Andrea Chatis, Sheila Larson, Pam Halloran Row 3: Coach Sheryl Allen, Lisa Shaheen, Linda Mistal, Sandra Begley, Kathy Bitler, Lisa Bego, Colleen O ' Connell 135 The record this year was 11-6, we finished 3rd in the MVC. We missed qualifying for the states by one game. This years captains were Judy King, Kathy Szostak. Most Valuable of- fensive was Janice Wadsworth, Most Valuable defensive and MVP Kathy Szostak. s o F T B A L L 136 Sandra Lahey, Kathy Szostak, Sandy DiFrancesco, Marie Riopelle, Rowanne Catteau, Nancy McLeod, Marie L ' ltalien, Patty Miller, Nancy Rotchford, Nancy Szostak, Sandy Ward, Judy King, Janice Wadsworth, Coach Mimi Stott - - 9RP9PI B ■ s p R I N G Row 1: Faith Sunderland, Alison Flemings, Gina DeMonaco, Donna Kendall, Maureen Castles, Marsha Wermers, Rosine Hatem, Sue Raitt, Beth Donovan Row 2: Kim Towler, Kathy Bradley, Nancy LaTulippe, Annmarie Pattavina, Sharon Roberge, Lesley Austin, Maureen Halloran, Claire Michaud, Cathyann Castles, Paula Hynes, Debbie LeMay Row 1: Mike Hovnanian, Jeff Kuehn, Jim Ventre, Brian McDermott, Mike Kowal, Jeff Saffie, Sam Panto, Sal DiSalvo, Paul Mullins, Kevin Lane, Rick Rumore, Dick Neel Row 2: Mark Gilbert, Kevin DeChane, John DiBeradinis, Vinnie Ardizzone, Bob Sergie, Steve Ventre, Scott Tisbert, Rick Nimmo, Joe Murach, Kevin Tarr, Kevin Bradley, Bill Drury, Charlie Gagne, Tony Franciosa The Boy ' s outdoor Track Team met with great success winning the State Class B championship for the first time in the school ' s history and finishing second in the All-State Meet to Brockton. Mark Grasso and Kevin Tarr were selected to the All- State Track Team off their fine seasons. Kevin Tarr became Methuen ' s first New England Champ winning the 220 yd. dash at Bellows Falls, VT and Mark Grasso finished a fine third in the Triple Jump with a record breaking performance. Jim Ventre was our only Class B champion as he won the 330 hurdles after being injured most of the year. This past year capped off four great years of track with two state championships, with runner-ups in Class B, and one Merrimack Valley Champi- onship. All the seniors leave behind a great tradition of spirit, leadership and winning for all the future teams at Methuen. The Girls Varsity Track Team finished the 1978 Spring season with the finest dual meet record ever recorded by the girls: 6-2. The team, still mainly competing with underclass girls, succeeded in placing five girls in the Class B State Meet. Methuen girls did extremely well in the League meet with Cheryl Grasso setting a meet record of 5 ' 1 in the high jump, Faith Kenyoh setting a league record in the discus, 110 ' 9V2 and Monique Wheeler and Maureen Castles winning the shot put and long jump respectively. Donna Kendall was the only girl on the team to place in the All-State Meet finishing fifth in the 880 with a excellent time of 2:18.6. Donna qualified as an alternate to the New England girls meet. Almost every school record was broken this spring and the future looks excellent. 141 142 r -« 143 T H E W A Y W E W E R E I 1. Jamie May 2. Steve Collopy 3. Paula Groswald 4. Carlene Graham 5. Lisa Zappala 6. Beth Donovan 7. Bill Gould 8. Lisa Griskevich 9. Pam St. Louis 10. Donna Mellor 11. Lynne Hajjar M . ' - v t 8 144 11 Just for a minute, Lord, let me be a child again. Somehow, it wasn ' t very long ago, I knew those feelings, but now they ' ve gone — slipped away one day when I neglected to remember them — from Let Me Be A Child Again by Katherine Bacus ■■i r 1. Sheryl Spence 2. Debbie Lawrence 3. Karen Townsend 4. David Cormier 5. Terry Oleferowicz 6. Jim Driscoll 7. Sue Jackson 8. Cheryl Manning 9. Alison Flemings 10. Gina Marie Bonanno 11. Irene Bagdoian 12. Michelle Lavoie 8 4S «  JU?I .« Margaret Jacobs Sue Hammer Donna Davis 147 Veno5 cSnd Mpolli dm «rn fortiori i W5)dnc) Tri ' fcncllt ' fcgd- vBrU i ab )£a( lost ScKflo 1 tSj r t Cld s Clowns l amai yMoveilo JMj and A££ l i-u C9 « UUJUbLP GSE3 fosi Talka+We, fflgf Likely To cc A Hibd Kichs ' d e 150 Jac|c5on ' besdnt ' S Jtaost toiki hand+ics frank ' lysine Hat em Actor and Q c tr £ 151 JB p o w D E R P U F F F O O T B A L L 4fr 154 T H £ B L I Z Z A R D O F 7 8. 156 Life shifts into slow motion, all priorities are forgotten, safety becomes vital and it all emerged from the descent of a single flake. s p o R T S B A N Q u E T S m H O N O R S o c I E T Y I N D U C T I O N v ■ p £3  ILK A j J£ U X L Or V J iU x U+-Aj 158 M I L I T A R Y B A L L 9SH9 ■• ' 0 ' - ' l ll 7 B ■m9 H W H ' 1 Pam St. Louis — Cadet Queen Attendant, and Jim Driscoll — escort Cheryl Simoes — Cadet Queen, and Rick Young — escort. Brenda Lee — Cadet Queen Attendant, and Mike Costa — escort. 1 w P f s E N I O R C L A S S P L A Y Some stars are born that ladu Broadway here we come! EHWtfAU R A N G E R W E E K 50 ' s Day t HlHBB ■ i H H HI Bfc l mmm—JWl Tie Day 162 Dressup day Hat Day 163 Are you going to let me finish painting, or not? Romeo and Juliet? — r - P V I M_ ' I H ' • ' . ' ..7. ...... J t W H Now, concerning Beach Days Hot legs! Three busy beavers. This is the best part of the day. w ' « ! i  ± 9L m ' r — ' ■ Augh, Augh, Augh! WkA ' t ' EXtSfPJJt 4H . J K ' WnH?4 S Eji M ftEBPr lB|t ' fc£ wH ' Mother ' s little Helper? You Can ' t possible mean me! . . . And they say weight lifters have no brains. 167 Did you read what was on page 121? Mike, you touch my cookie and you ' re dead! You ' ve all been suspended! Shhhhh! with a little help from a friend. no, not yet! f 0 1 — ' CnraHV B [J 4 B The mad lunch robber Go away, I ' m trying to get some sleep Romeo, Romeo? 169 , %f Tony is either in trouble or getting out of it! m fi tf e 173 s £ N I O R C L A S S P R O M J U N E 2, 1 9 7 8 MTABOO!!! 177 amii « ' - «r_. ' v -r- - lt: The future is purchased by the present . . . Samuel Johnson Will you become men and women of integrity? Are you honest, reliable, and trustworthy? Are you fair and kind and unselfish? Will you have the courage to do that which you know is right? The extent to which you, the members of the graduating class of Methuen High School, truthfully answer yes to the above questions is the only valid measure of the worth of your education. Best wishes to each and every one of you. PAUL J. ZDANOWICZ SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL 183 CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1978, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave the following on this 31st day of Way, 1978 . . I, Carol, leave Cheryl my mother ' s Bermuda shorts. I, Maureen, leave Joan one big kiss on the cheek and one more good fight. 1, Gina Bonanno, leave to the majorettes all the excitement 1 felt each time I performed in front of the band. Always be proud to be part of the Methuen High School Marching Band. To the person who has everything, I, Mary Campbell, leave my home phone number: 688-1493. That ' s 688-1493. Out of town, call collect. I, Donna G. leave Chris Bergeron all the luck in gymnas- tics. I, Mike MacDonald, leave Mr. Constantineau a gallon of turtle wax. I, Donna Mellor, leave to Mr. Jennings a C to ruin his perfect record as he ruined mine. Steve Collopy leaves to Gary Gagnon and Steve Hailson a deflated soccer ball for better control. I, Tina Titone, leave Mr. Pilat my little brother, Vinny, to give him more gray hairs than he already has. I, Carol, leave to Bev all my combs for when she ' s con- fused. We, Karen, Pam, Karen, and Marie, leave to Mr. Francis all our old passed to the men ' s room. We, the seniors of 1978, leave to all the incoming fresh- men our mutilated lockers. I, Rhonda Eddy, do hereby leave to Ann Guilmette a 2 day field trip to Quincy Market. I, Donna Mellor, leave to next year ' s senior class president lots of luck and patience to help cope with the pressures and frustrations of the job. I, Karen Hailson, leave to Roberta all the good looking guys in Mr. Sieg ' s Computer Science class. I, Jim Driscoll, leave to Jay O ' Hanian blueprints for build- ing a bigger cellar and a book entitled Armenian Danc- ing . . . Disco Style. To Mr. Moore, Judy and Carol leave a crucible and cover, and a test tube and beaker, all of which were destroyed by us 1st period last year. I, B.J., leave Ms. Allen one tough cookie who always wins 6-0, 6-0. Duece leaves to Flo a whole new wardrobe, so she will stop wearing my clothes. I, Frank Cubelli, leave all my 46 tardy slips to Mr. Nick. I, Brian Daley, leave Mr. Mazzaglia one Tripoli pizza permanently preserved in formaldehyde. I, Kevin Lane, leave to Scott MacLaughlan my glorious title King of the crude and perverted. The senior class of ' 78 leaves Mr. Lebowitz one pinball machine so he can tilt whenever he wants. I, Rick Rushton leave Mark Siney a nursery of tree sapl- ings. I, Faith Sunderland hereby leave to my favorite English teacher one ceiling size poster of his dream girl — Lola. We, Cheryl Bowden, Carol Lambert, and Ann Oulette leave Mrs. Steele the raccoon she mistakenly took for a kangaroo, 20 new roles of tape, and all our love. We, the seniors of Mr. Hiscock ' s A level class, leave him special thanks for what he did to us the last day of school. I, Pam, leave Mr. Henessey my omnipresence in homeroom. I, Mary Lavallee, hereby donate out of the goodness of my heart all my future rotten term papers to Mr. Herlihy. To Kelly Sullivan, Rhonda leaves a salad with Russian dressing. Kim leaves Andrea one big toe. Rhonda and Margaret leave Mr. Jennings one big kissy- kiss-kiss. I, Terry, leave to next year ' s baseball fans a seat in the bleachers for the purpose of staring at the first baseman. We, the ' scoopers ' leave Lynn Reitano ' the scoop ' . We, Dick Neel, Steve D ' Orto, and Jim Ventre leave . . . Steve Collopy. We, John Joyal and Brian Daley leave to Wilderby one bus full of hostile students armed with MacDonalds cups full of ice cubes. I, Carlene, leave to Billy Gould one fire extinguisher for Jamie ' s toilet. Put it out yourself! We, the informers of Quincy Market leave all the S.I. A. agents one real good learning experience. 184 I, Rick Cameron, leave my worn out Nikes to Conehead Tim Haley because he collects shoes. We, Sue Jackson and Marie Bocst leave to Mr. Smith two quarters for his penny loafers, due to inflation. I, Denise, leave Judy and Sandy two turtlenecks to hide those unwanted marks. I, Roseanne Rosannadana, leave to Connie Conehead one wild and crazy stool to dance with. I, Tess, leave C one phrase: I ' d like to be a dentist. We, Jamie and Carlene, leave to Mr. Fradette one set of erasers, one box of chalk (to write with, not to throw at students), and one Steve Collopy. I, Maureen leave Matt one speckled B.V. We, the students of Mr. Russell ' s A level physics class leave him three books. How to Read and Copy from a Book , How to Give Tests on the Right Chapters , and How to Prevent Students from Getting Away with Any- thing . I, Carlene, leave lots of luck to next year ' s varsity football and basketball cheerleaders co-captains Mary Jo Roberge and Gail Mansur. I, Debra, leave Auntie Lynne and Uncle Roy another adorable niece like me. I, Denise leave Maureen my Dracula Bunny. We, Debbie and Sandy, leave Mr. Salmohnson a pile of unsigned time cards. We, the C level senior Drama class, leave Ma Hovanasian lots of hugs and kisses for everything she ' s done for us. We, the students of Mr. Destefano ' s 1st period class leave Mr. D. another year of Bob Caveretta. We, the senior homeroom of sw-9 leave Mr. Sieg. I, Joan H. leave the varsity field hockey team two bags of jelly beans for every game. We, Mr. Ziminski ' s A level class leave him a 25 dollar gift certificate to Larry ' s Clambar. I, Gina DeMonaco, leave Janice Wadsworth a bottle of Pepto Bismol, a speeding ticket, and two tickets to a rained out Red Sox game. We, the D level seniors of DN4 leave Matt Gordon a Gross of Good News Razors, a keg of shaving cream, and a muzzle. Mr. Collopy, Mr. Piro, Mr. Slater, Mr. Deshaise, and Roddy McStonehead leave Mr. Mazzaglia one Pentana, one Pam Pentano Hoolihan, to drive him crazy. We also leave the Wilderbeast out alone in the desert for good. We, Joan, Carlene and Maureen, leave to Mr. Herlihy and Mr. Francis the hook . We, Cathy and Lynne, leave Mr. Salmohnson one pair of hot pink socks and a pair of pants to match his vest and shirt. I, Melanie, leave to Scarlett one trip to Tara, because after all tomorrow is another day. We, Yo Mario, Yo Pasqual, Yo Greeco, Yo Guido and Yo Tony leave the Junior class one good deal on cement . . . 60 pounds for 60 cents. I, Mary Korizis, leave Mr. Hughes a list of all my com- plaints. I, Brillo Brain, leave Mr. Herlihy one snow job for old times sake. I, Lynne Vaiknoras, leave to next year ' s senior class play one Mr. Nick joke, one wig, two dance lessons, and two costumes to whoever will wear them. Debbie and Lisa leave to Miss McGrath something she never had — a full homeroom. We, Jean and Sheila, leave to Ms. Allen enough tennis balls to get through practices till 1999. We, the derelicts of Mr. Whiting ' s F level class leave him 7 empty chairs in which to put 7 more empty headed dere- licts. We, Mr. Herlihy ' s E level class leave him alone! I, Eric Ehramjian, leave Mr. Hiscock one case of Spud in returnable bottles, collectable on demand. I, Diana Saulen, leave Mr. Jones a new sweetheart to bring him chocolates on Valentine ' s Day. We, the seniors of Mrs. Carrier leave her an overhead projector that will turn parabolas. I, Connie Conehead, leave Roseann Rosanadana one Sweet Baby and one Wild and Crazy Guy . We, Willards Angles, leave our Willard a reserved place in heaven. We, Mr. Francis ' senior girls, leave him all his anti- feminist, male chauvanist jokes, because we ' re so sick of hearing them. I, who wish to remain anonymous, leave Mr. Salmohnson a book entitled How to Teach Psychology and not be Boring . I, Diane Schruender, leave Mr. Parker a chance to sit down for five minutes before writing on the board. I, Kory Sirmaian, leave my trenchcoat to the next upcom- ing flash in the senior class play. 185 I, Lisa, leave to Susan one invisible motorcycle to use at her own discretion. 1, Joan, leave Mr. Ziminski one apple for every fourth period. We, the Musketeers of C level, leave Miss Allen our jog- ging sneakers. Brian and Mike leave Iggit Sergi and Conehead Haley as next year ' s co-captains of the Methuen Cross Country Ar- cheology Club. We, Kory, Rich, Mark, and Roy leave Mr. Melniki four new Funny Guys . I, Susan Hammer, leave Kenny Wilman a book entitled How to Live Your Life Without the Hassle of Girls . I, Scarlett, leave Melanie . . . Ashley. I never wanted him, anyway. I, Maureen, leave Mr. Mollesso a sharp pointed object to be used to help make his jumpers jump farther and higher. We, Janice, Sue and Bill, leave MaDonalds of Methuen Three more worthy band members to mess up the sched- ule. I, Nancy Campbell, leave my sister Christina my nickname . . . Soup. I, Babs, leave to Mr. Francis my unpublished book of jokes. And don ' t worry, Mr. Francis, they ' ll probably stay unpublished. We, the senior class, leave Mrs. King a computer for fil- ling out scholarship applications. I, Allison, leave Mr. Hughes a bad case of writers cramp and a new manager. To Mr. Klimas, the varsity sprinting girls leave a lot of hot fudge to go with his ice cream workouts. I, Denise, leave to Scott DeMonaco my wild and crazy walk. I, Thalia Kostandin, leave Mr. Salmohnson a lifetime sub- scription to Psychology Today . I, Byrd, leave Bams one coconut tree for her very own, so she ' ll stop wasting art paper drawing them. I, Jane, leave Tina many more Monday mornings for gos- sip. I, Annmarie Oulette, leave Miss Lange my A. B.C. gum to put in file 13. WE, Kathy, Karen, Robin, Sharon, Maria, and Debbie, leave Mrs. Swider 40 lashes with a wet noodle for every project that she ever assigned to us. We, Cheryl and Annmarie leave Miss Wagner our ceramic typewriter. I, Allison, leave Gina one union label. I, Irene Bagdoian, leave Mr. Jennings a gold plated sieve so that he can remember me when he strains his vegeta- bles. Beth leave to Jimmy a lifetime into which a little rain must fall. 1, Mike Kowal, leave to Serg one pair of B.V.D. ' s to waste on a Boeing 747. We, Karen Burokas and Bonita Latore, leave to Jackie all our excuses for getting out of trouble. We, the students of Mr. Jennings E level class, leave his next year ' s students the most important thing we learned during three years. Women have many faults Men have only two Everything they say and everything they do. I, Paula Hadley, leave Mr. Francis a bouquet of dandel- ions for next year ' s prom. Ace leaves to Bubbles a class to go to 7th period. We, Mr. Salmohmnson ' s turkey class leave him this thought: Gobble, Gobble. We the Senior Class leave to Mr. Nickolson, one book on Prison Reform . I Donna G. leave love and luck to my senior buddies. I Jamie Becotte leave to Kelly, one supper date with MaKail Lavochvich. We the Senior girls of the Band leave the juniors the fol- lowing: one pair of chooze, 50 excuses for Mr. Isadore on why you are late, assorted broken flags, one Duckie ' s Angel ' s shirt (size medium), Marie Riopelle and her How-deeeeee!! , and last but certainly not least, several oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, — Wow ' s We the Senior Class leave to Donna, Lisa, and Beth, one all-expense paid week-end at the Brownie Hotel for all the points they ' ve saved up. We Kathy, Judy, Karen, Robin, and Sharon leave Maria Grasso one healthy 6 lb. 14 oz. Junior Whopper. I Wendy Watts leave to Linda Brandon all of my old Algebra notes for further use in college and wherever else she can use a 2 + b 2 = c 2 . I Paul Chenard donate my legs to any crippled frog. We Terry and Sue leave to Bruce Hiscock one razor to avoid the 7:23 shadow. I Sue leave to Kazoo one Linda and another experience with her in Room 1420. To Miss Contarino and Mrs. Kruselle the Senior Class Play leaves all their love. We also leave Miss Contarino Dickie, . . . but later, . . . much! The three seniors of the Varsity Basketball Team leave Mr. Rimas some Ranger Spirit, a Cigar, and an empty bottle of champagne. Lisa, Bill, and Bob leave Mr. Herligh a taped conversation between us and the rabbits at Topsfield Fair. Kory and Jay leave Mr. DeStafano one book on Basic Golf which he will need after we leave. Your electronic polltaker leaves Flash many thanks for not wearing just his birthday suit on the last night of the play. We the members of the D.W. Family leave Uncle Dave one big kiss for all his patience during our family reun- ions F-level. I Bill Gould leave my maniacal laugh to any junior who thinks he can handle it. The 1977-78 Yearbook Staff leaves Laura D. and Bobbi B. many thanks and lots of luck next year. I D. leave to K. one overturned sailboat, many concerts, and good times never to be forgotten. We the departing members of the Methuen Ranger Band leave Mr. Isadore 2 gallons of Geritol, a new clip board, and 300 freshman who are about as bright as a 3 watt bulb. In conclusion, we the seniors who appreciated the help and support of a super teacher and advisor . . . leave the juniors Mr. Whiting, who we know you will grow to love and appreciate as much as we did. Signed and attended to this 31st day of May, 1978. Gina DeMonaco Carlene Graham CLASS PROPHECY Good evening ladies and gentlemen. From the crowd here, I can see that a lot of our class of 78 has made it to our tenth reunion. I ' m sure most of you are dying to find out what has happened to us over the years and we will try to tell you as much as we have found out about every- body. But first, I ' d like to tell you of those who, unfortu- nately, couldn ' t make it tonight. First there is Bill Drury. Bill is studying aquatic life in Bermuda and sent us his regrets telling us he had some late tests he had to make on a beautiful specimen he found lying on the beach. Alison Flemings, head coach of the 1988 Olympic track team, has a meet in East Germany tomorrow and couldn ' t make it. to Mr. Klimas and Mr. Fuller which brings the total to 473 coaches now. He was supposed to be here, but from what I ' ve heard, he has gotten himself and boys lost running around the block. The new Arabian leader, Sheik Jimmy Abdul Ventre, will be here a little later on. He sent us a telegram telling us he will fly in from his palace in Arabia as soon as he takes care of his fifty-girl harem. Marty Mason is off to Hollywood as the aging John Wayne ' s protege. Keith Ardizzone and Patty Augeri will be here as soon as they find a baby-sitter with enough patience to take care of their 26 children. Terry Oleferowicz and Michele Lavoie are in Paris now designing what they call their line of Conehead Origi- nals . Irene Bagdoian is in jail because of much more than a few slanderous remarks toward the famed political leader Richard Lacroix. Frank Riley is throwing smoke for the Cincinatti Reds tonight in a game at the Astrodome. Don Desantis, our most talkative boy of 78, is teaching classes at Harvard University on how to stop talking in ten short, easy lessons. One of his students phones us to say that their first class had been going on for 75 hours and they didn ' t think Professor Don would be through lecturing on time. After that it is said that he must visit Judy L ' ltalian in the hospital. It seems that Judy, the pro- fessor ' s personal dental hygenist had a slight accident concerning her hands while trying to clean the professor ' s teeth. Ricky Cameron has since become assistant track coach Erin Cronin enjoyed being in the Senior Class Play of 78 so much that she has changed her name to Mary Campbell, thinks she is a high school teacher, thinks she is the president of the United States, and insists that Sheik Jimmy Abdul Ventre is her son. Those who wish to contact Miss Cronin, alias Miss Campbell may call on her at her permanent residence at Danvers. They all leave their condolences for not being here and hope they can make it next time. We do have a couple of celebrities with us tonight. Jim Driscoll has recently become host of the Tonight Show after the late Johnny whatever-his-name-was passed away, and has graciously taken time out to see his classmates of ten years ago. And, Steve Collopy, the fam- ous impressionist from Vegas, has also given up some of his precious time to be with us. Steve is not married now, but has just had his twentieth divorce. Karen Hailson is now the owner of The Gap with Donna Raymond as her executive secretary. Many of our classmates have become teachers in these ten years. Geralyn Hart is a kindergarten teacher; Janet Paris is teaching the deaf in elementary school; Cheryl Bowden has been teaching art in the famous art schools of Europe; and Diane Schruender is a first grade teacher in Kentucky. Greg Favreau is the father of seven pygmy children. Marie Bocsi is an interior decorator and has been work- ing on Burt Reynolds ' bedroom for three years. The hours can be rough, the room still looks the same, but Marie says the fringe benefits are well worth everything. Mark Labreque has become a world-renowned psychologist and has almost cured his own unique psychosis. Donna Mellor is married to a professional baseball player and is not too concerned about playing the field. Brian Daley is a staff sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. Judy Dallon is a professional ski bum and is keeping herself busy flirting with all the cute ski instructors. Actor dancer Steve D ' Orto has been credited with hav- ing just finishing a movie called Friday Night Chills. He and Dickie Neel, co-stars of the movie, are in process of traveling the world ' s discotecques trying to catch up on all the latest moves. Jane Tuminowski, our own world- traveling photographer, is following Dickie and Steve, helping them catch up on the moves. Margaret Jacobs has won the Nobel Prize of Medicine for discovering the cure to the common cold. As Mr. David Isadore lies quietly in his room at the condemned Woodland Nursing Home, Pam St. Louis and Karen Townsend have taken over the Methuen High School Band and are state champs. MaryAnne Frechette and Billy Gould own and operate their own dancing school. Famed attorney Cheryl A. Manning hasn ' t quite made it to her position along with F. Lee Bailey yet. However, she seems quite satisfied in filling the role as head coach of the boys ' football and track teams at her old Almama- ter. Paul O ' Donnell is a truant officer for the Methuen School System. Colleen Cumerford is the proprietress of the Deceased Methuen Rangers Funeral Home. Frank Ferrara is the smiling undertaker at the funeral home. Rosine Ace Hatem owns her own karate studio in California. On her days off from the karate studio, she works for Universal Studios as a stuntwoman. Mike Ward is living quite happily in his beach house in Long Beach California, working hard, but playing a lot harder. Mary Campbell and Karen Fitzpatrick are in business together as fashion merchandisers to Saks Fifth. Rhonda Eddy and Sheila Larson are both special ed. teachers and are currently trying to rehabilitate Bob Parker and Jay O ' Hanian. Bob McEneaney has been working at the Anhauser Busch Brewery as a taste inspector forNthe past ten years. After a hard days work, he is driven home by his private chauffeur Frank Cochrane. John Joyal is a multi-millionaire in the Amway Corpo- ration. His Executive secretaries are Kathy Donahue, Josephine Golio, Marie Koralishn, and Janice Pellitier. Gina Bonanno as you may well remember as our sweet little old lady in the play is now dancing her way to fame and fortune. When asked for her secret of looking so young, she said she takes her Geritol every day. Paula Hadley is married to an oil Company President and is the first musical special needs teacher. She has her own combination music school and physical therapy center. Sue Hammer is an accountant and Debbie Lawrence is a graphic designer. Bill Arcidiacono has gotten into ladies hosery and says If you ' ve seen one pair, you ' ve seen them all. The new hospital which has been opened last year in the valley, was dedicated to the boys of the valley, who are responsible for much of the hospital ' s business. We have many of our classmates working at the hospital. De- nise Beliveau and Sandy Lafrenier are the top physical therapists, Mary Imielkowski is chief X-ray technician, Mary Korizis is executive secretary, and Faith Sunderland and Maureen Jackson are head nurses. By the way, when Maureen isn ' t attending to the needs of her patients, she is home caring for husband Matt Gordon ' s needs. Sandy DiFrancesco and Tony Piro have become perma- nent residents of our famous McDonalds. They have learned to live with all the messes, the hassles, the fights, the spitballs, the stinkbombs, and the locked bathrooms. Before we leave, I have a few announcements to make. First, I would like to say that professional bookie, Jeff Getchell, better known as Jimmy the Getch , would like to have a few of his closest friends over for a little get- together later on tonight. He contemplated using the Goodrich Blimp to announce this party, but quickly dropped the idea when he remembered police officers Tony Piro, Rich Kenney, and Bob Kamal. He was quoted as saying after all, you remember what happened the last time the police were invited. His mother heartily agreed. And the last thing we would like to say is that all of you who skipped school and went to the beach on Friday, May 12 of 1978, are asked to remain here for a few mi- nutes. Mr. Nicholson has taken time out from his duties at Maine University to clear up this little matter which has been bothering him for the past ten years. 188 CLASS HISTORY 1978 As our days at Methuen Junior came to and end, we looked forward to starting our sophomore year in the new high school. Although 1975 got off to a slow start, we quickly became familiar with our new surroundings. The largeness of the school separated many of us from our friends, yet the open concept allowed us to make new friends easily. Although we were constantly ridiculed by the upperclassmen, we felt proud that we were finally part of the high school scene. Once the thrill of the new high school passed, we finally got down to business and elected our class officers. Most of our sports teams fared well and with the help of our many young athletes, Rick Cameron, Jim Ventre, Greg Favoreau, Frank Riley, Mike Hovnanian, Rosine Hatem, Beth Donovan and Maureen Castles, looked promising for our future years. It seemed as though the new sound of the fire alarms intrigued many students who took every available opportunity to make sure they were in operating condition, even if it meant pulling them during final exams. With the ordering of class rings and the prospect of becoming upperclassmen, our sophomore year came to a close. At last we were juniors! Upperclassmen! This was proven by our high school rings, which were expertly flaunted towards the under classmen. At the sound of the first time tone we found ourselves bestowed with a new principal. It seems as though Mr. Timothy held a special place in his heart for our class and had followed us to the new building. Along with our new principal came the election of our class officers, who were: President — Donna Mellor, Vice-President — Lisa Griskevich, Secretary — Brenda Lee and Treasurer — Beth Donovan. Our sports teams continued to progress with a championship in Cross Country helped by our juniors, Rich Cameron and Mike Kowal, and a championship in tennis aided by junior, Jean Begley. Other sports such as hockey and volleyball qualified for states. During this year many of our cafeteria athletes displayed their talent in the art of food fighting. Little did we know that this practice was to be halted as extra troops from our Nation ' s Civil Defense were called in. Our Junior year was to be graced with the presence of two outstanding figures. One of which was Lord Methuen, and the other Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. The realization of the end of our junior year came about with the ordering of our class pictures. In the anticipation of becoming seniors, it didn ' t seem possible that the year had passed and our ambitions were becoming a reality. In the fall of 77 W e returned to Methuen High as seniors. The year started quickly with the election of class officers who were once again: President — Donna Mellor, Vice-President — Lisa Griskevitch, Secretary — Brenda Lee, Treasurer — Beth Donovan. With the help of Sandy DiFrancesco, Rhonda Eddy, Carlene Graham, Debbie Wrobel and Gerri Hart, — our Superb Powder-Puff Football team was not to be beaten. This was because of the tremendous sideline support given by those outstanding cheerleaders, namely: Jim Ventre, Bob McEaney, Bill Gould and Steve D ' Orto. Because many of our cheerleaders wore skirts on this day, it turned out to be quite a hairy situation. The game came to a close with the crowning of Steve Collopy as Football King. For the second consecutive year seniors continued to enjoy special privileges, and surprisingly enough they lasted throughout the year. 189 There were many social events that occurred during senior year, one of which was the Army Navy Band — Free Fall, which by popular demand was hired to play at our prom. Another was the excellent performance of the Pocket Mime, whose skits amazed and intrigued many of us. One of our most successful events of the year, was our senior class play, Who ' s That Lady in the President ' s Bed, which was considered to be one of the best plays ever presented. The success of the play can be attributed to the hard work of the entire cast. Some standouts were Erin Cronin, Jim Ventre, Marty Mason, Sue Jackson, Donna Gilbert, Gina Bonanno, Jimmy Driscoll, Lynn Vaiknoras, Eric Ehramjian and Kory Sirmaian. Another enjoyable performance in which many of our classmates displayed talent was the Dance Club ' s presentation of Boogie Night. Some of our better dancers were Carlene Graham, Dickie Neil, Erin Cronin, Steve D ' Orto and Jim Driscoll. In the sports scene Methuen ' s teams had begun to reach their potential. Despite the efforts of many of our seniors, the football team had not done as well as planned. The cross-country team aided by Rick Cameron, Mike Kowal and the many other seniors had a victorious season. With the help of Marcia Wermers, Sue Raitt and Gina Demonaco, the Field Hockey team was able to have a winning season. The soccer team did well with seniors, John Freeman, Steve Collopy and Mike Scammons. The volleyball team with help from Maureen Castles and Lee Delaney became MVC Co-Champs for the first time. The boys ' basketball team was helped by Greg Favoreau, Bill Arcidiacono and Jeff Getchell, while the girls ' basketball team had a successful season with Beth Donovan and Sandy DeFranciso helping them. The Ice Hockey team with Mike Hovnanian, Jim Cassidy, and Jeff Bellorado, skated their way through a good season. The boys ' Gymnastics team aided by Paul Chenard and Marty Mason did very well. The girls ' Gymnastic team had a championship season. The boys ' winter track team aided equally well with a championship helped by Rick Rumore, Mike Ward, Bill Drury and Jeff Saffie. The girls ' Winter Track team with help from Ace Hatem, Alison Fleming, and Gina DeMonaco had an excellent season. With the help from Bob Kamal and Mark Davidson the wrestling team did well. The boys ' spring Track team captured the Title of Division B co-champs with help from Jim Ventre, Mark Grasso, Mike Hovnanian, Rick Rumore, Sam Panto, and the Mullins brothers. The baseball team became MVC champs with much help from Frank Riley, Frank Slater, Mike Scammons, and Jim Cassidy. The girls ' Tennis Team fared well and became MVC co-champs with Jean Begley, Sheila Larson helping out. The boys ' Tennis team did well with help from Matt Gordon. Our Methuen High School Band had four good years and topped it off this year with a 1st place win in Washington, and also placed 3rd in the State Competition. Some of the seniors that helped out are: Eric Ehramjian, Roy Schwartzenburg, Carol Palumbo, Kathy Sullivan, Wendy Garabidian, Willard Farrel, Sue Hammer, Lynn Vaiknoras, Judy Hajjar, and Lynn Hajjar. With the arrival of spring, came our teachers worst enemy, the onset of senioritis. Thi s contagious disease was not arrested until classes finally ended on May 19. Our spring season, however, was officially opened in the traditional manner once again. At last it may be revealed that the two shining examples that frequent the McDonald area are none other than Jim Ventre and Bob McEaney. These unselfish young men have given us a view of their best attributes in the most unusual and interesting ways. Many events that occurred during these four years have been omitted (TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT), but we know they have not been forgotten; for as our high school years come to a close, the memories we have created and shared will live forever. 190 FROM OUR FRIENDS BEST WISHES, MUSKET ' S SANDWICH SHOP BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78, CAPT. AND MRS. ROBERT McCARTHY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 78, FRANK AND EMILIE COLLOPY BEST OF LUCK 1978 METHUEN SR. CADETS, LUV MRS. G BEST WISHES CLASS OF 78, THE TOWNSEND ' S BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 78 FROM ATTY. WALTER B. LEBOWITZ KATHLEEN COOK BEST WISHES, MR. MRS. WILCOCK, RICHIE GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF ' 78, ANDREW L. MELNICKI BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 78 GOOD LUCK! JEAN, MAUREEN, JUDY AND ANN MRS. J. DIRS A MR. MRS. WILLIAM H. FLYNN MR. MRS. DANIEL J. DODSON AMY RICHARD R. CONLIN GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 78, MRS. A.M. KRUSELL MR. MRS. JEROME DONOVAN, JR. JEFFREY J. WATERS BEST WISHES SENIORS, MR. MRS. WILLIAM A. RAITT, JR. MICKEY ' S SPORTS, INC. GOOD LUCK! MR. MRS. DAVID MELLOR KENNEDY ' S CLEANSERS INC. MS. BARBARA KILCARR BE TRUE TO YOU. BEST WISHES ELAINE KEVGAS MRS. PELLETIER, MEDIA CENTER GOOD LUCK TO THE BEST CLASS EVER — SANDY LAFRENIER MR. MRS. JOSEPH LEE GOOD LUCK FROM: TAMMY ANN BORUCKI, TRICIA BETH BORUCKI MR. MRS. ROBERT W. FRADETTE DAVE WHITING MR. MRS. NORMAN SHAW BEST WISHES — SHEILA CUNNINGHAM GOOD LUCK SENIORS, MICHAEL HUGHES LARRY SALMANSOHN 191 Congratulations Class of 1978 ANDY ' S CAFE 313 Park St. Lawrence, Mass. 01844 Your Party Host. Andrew Korizis For Banquest, Weddings, Showers, etc. Compliments Of: METHUEN DRIVING SCHOOL 7 Hampshire St., Methuen Best Wishes In Future! Daniel J. Dodson Mary Jo Dodson Reed Daigle Proprieter NEW ENGLAND TANK Aluminum Steel Fabrication Repair Top-Bottom Loading — Vapor Recovery 255 Irving Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. Office (617) 687-4400 Good Luck MOODY KOKINOS 192 , DEPARDO ' S FURNITURE STORE 193 Congratulations From Olympic Sport Shop Servicing all of your Sporting Needs 32 Hampshire Street Methuen, MA 01844 (Mike Cavanaugh) Best Wishes from WCCM-RADIO 8 and WCGY FM 94 — The Rock Garden Congratulations and Best Wishes from •  ,1 i Bishop ' s Restaurant H £ 194 Best Wishes to Methuen High School Senior Class From Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sousa Sales Service expert Body Work Newman Ford 470 S. Broadway Salem NH (603) - 898 - 9766 Rentals — Leasing I Best Wishes Graduates S. Nazarian Jewelers 327 Essex St. Tel. 682-1892 195 Maiden Mills, Inc. leading producers of luxury fabrics and Methuen ' s largest employer Salutes the class of 1978. Best Wishes for success in your future. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES compliments of MORIN ' S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY 291 Essex St., Lawrence, MA Tel. 683-32075 or 688-1161 BILLS ' S SUPERETTE 79 Howe St. Methuen, MA 682-9867 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK 1978 The best year ever! 1% Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 METHUEN RANGERS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (M.R.A.A.) Meetings on first Thursday of each month. Joi n our membership. 197 Mary ' s Lunch 322 Merrimack Street Methuen, MA 01844 Home-Made Italian Food — Sandwiches Dinner Wines — Cold Beer — Take Out Orders Fri. Only — Fish Chips Tel. 681-26299 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Bonanno International Brotherhood of Police Officers Local 396 198 Performance Racing 39 Haverhill St. Methuen, Mass 01844 Tel. 617 688-1290 Speed Equipment Van Accessories Off Road Equipment Congratulations from the owner Jack Ullise of Skyport Restaurant Open 7 days 6:00 am — 9:00 pm Sat. Sun. 6:00 am — 3:00 pm Best of Luck Class 78 AUTO SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS • CUSTOM SEAT COVERS AUTO TRUCK CUSHIONS REBUILT • LANDAU VINYL ROOFS FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY ■ ■-■ - v auto wm COVER RS m rsv-- .Taw RJU- Satisfaction Assured EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP S.J. Pittera, Proprietor Sons John Michael Pontiac Volkswagon Park-Hegarty Pontiac Volkswagon, Inc. 248 Haverhill St. Methuen, Ma tel. 685-3571 serving the Merrimack Valley 199 Compliments of TINTS SUB AND VARIETY Good Luck Seniors WHITWORTH ' S SPORTING GOODS Best Wishes to the class of 1978 fyaenft Telephone 687-0223 PERFECTION AUTO RADIATOR Member Merrimack Valley Auto Body Association Arthur P. Gagnon Proprietor 39 Oakland Avenue Corner of Railroad Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 PLEASANT VALLEY SUPERETTE CODY ' S Office Products Center 42 Franklin St., Lawrence THE HAMPSHIRE ROOM Salem Plaza Salem, New Hampshire SUN-RA GREETINGS 678 Lowell St. — Route 110 (Lowell-Lawrence Boulevard) Opposite Methuen Armory • Shower Bell Rentals • Wedding Invitations • Paper Products • Cake Tops • Favors Tel. 683-1323 200 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM MARY JANE ' S STUDIOS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 HATEM AUTO BODY 20 Woodland St. Methuen, Mass Tel. 683-9143 THWAITES MARKET 36 Railroad St. Methuen, MA Tel. 683-2429 Homemade Pork Tomato Sausage English Polony also made Daily Fresh Pork Pies LEAHYS DRUG STORE 668 Haverhill St. Lawrence, MA FINDEISEN FARMS DAIRYLAND, INCORPORATION JOHNSONS FLOWER WORLD 107 Pleasant St. Methuen, MA 01844 Phone 687-4544 OZZIE ' S RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE 633 Essex St. Lawrence Intown Specializing in American-Italian Cusine From The Sea — Lobsters — Shrimps — Swordfish — Halibut From The Broiler — Sirloin — Filet Mignon — Prime Rib Italian Specialties — Pizza — Lasagna — Parmigiana — We Accept Banquets! Small Groups Or Up To One Hundred People Complete Take Out Service Call 685-0250 Live Entertainment Dancing In The Lounge pis Tel. 617 6B3-BD87 43 Maplewddd Ave. Methuen, MA oiB44 William A. Raitt, Jr. Kitchen Bath Remodeling • Kitchen Cabinets • Bathrddm Vanities • Counter Tops • Paneling 201 Open Daily — 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Tel. MUrdock 8-5011 Sundays and Holidays — 12 Noon 687-9670 SILVER DRAGON RESTAURANT Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Party Accommodations Orders To Take Out — Cocktails — Lowell — Lawrence Boulevard Route 110 Off Route 93 Methuen, Mass. Compliments of P.N. MIVILLE REALTY TRUST RICHARD E. PAGE WILLIAM C. TOBIN TUNE TOWN 318 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Complete line of records, tapes, and accessories. Gifts and jewelry 688-8362 Best Wishes — DOCTOR GEORGE F. BOES JR. DOCTOR RAYMOND J. LANGEVIN Free Estimates Samples Tel. MU 3-9724 CORCORAN TILE COMPANY Ceramic Tile — Walls Floors Fran Corcoran 28 Currier St. Methuen, Mass. Best Wishes FREEMAN FUEL COMPANY 50 Hampshire Street Methuen, Mass. John H. Freeman — Proprietor Be Our Guest . . . McDONALD ' S You Deserve A Break Today 202 A Lion ' s Share Of Success The RangeHRoundup SchoollStore TO GRADUATING iz OUR SENIORS BODDYS FURNITURE Compliments of: R.J. ' S BAKERY 19 Jackson Street Methuen, MA 01844 Good Luck to the graduates of Methuen High Class of 78 Pattavina ' s Restaurant-Lounge Methuen Mall 203 Compliments of LINCOLN FOODS 1 Newbury St. Lawrence, Mass. CHRI ' S METHUEN 687-2333 124 LOWELL ST., METHUEN 18 VARIETIES HOT OVEN SUBS SPAGHETTI FAST-FAST SERVICE Free Estimates Tel. 688-6125 CORMIER ELEC. CO. Licensed Electrician Residential or Commercial Work 24 Hour Service Tel. 682-5283 24 Hour Towing Service PARRINO ' S Texaco Service Station 150 Merrimack St. Methuen, Mass. THE RED TAVERN 5 Pleasant Street Methuen Mass. — 683-1246 Open daily at 4:00 — Sundays 12:00 noon Super salad bar with all dinners. All major credit cards accepted. Call now for your dining gift certificates, an excellent Christmas, Birthday, or Anniversary present. DON KNIGHT ' S EMERALD TAVERN 179 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass 687-9494 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 ROBICHAUD TRUE VALUE HARDWARE, INC. 45 Hampshire Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 AFP - fO Gtr AU€MEN Tel. 686-3806 381-387 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 204 ' ■■ . t V N Tr K s CLASS DIRECTORY Ansaldi, Roseanna M 50 Frye Rd. Arasi, Debby A 34 Milk St. Arcidiacono, William 3 Cochrane St. Ardizzone, Keith M 66 French St. Arnold, Sharon M 35 Maple St. Augeri, Patricia E 6 Cook St. Bagdoian, Irene H 11 Roosevelt Ave. Bartlett, Martin F 21 Elsmere Ave. Beaudoin, Diane L 16 Hawthorne Ave. Becotte, Jamie M 8 Milk St. Begley, Jean 19 Kimball Rd. Belair, Paticia A 85 Union St. Belveau, Denise C 2 Young Farm Rd. Beland, Diane E 34 No. Lowell St. Bellorado, Jeffrey M 102 Hampshire Rd. Bergeron, Donna P 2 Wybosset St. Bianchi, Richard A 55 Oak St. Binette, Lisa 19 Franklin Ave. Bistany, David A 527 Lowell St. Bobola, Richard 709 Lowell St. Bocsi, Marie K 26 Reservoir St. Boland, Olga L 143 Tenney St. Bobola, Robert 709 Lowell St. Bonanno, Clement J. Jr 66 Bonanno Ct. Bonanno, Gina Marie 64 Bonanno Ct. Bonin, Bruce R 14 Coronet Ave. Booth, Karen A 23 Weybosset St. Bouchard, Chuck L 350 Howe St. Bourgeois, James 90 Arnold St. Bourgeois, John T 90 Arnold St. Bowden, Cheryl Ann 175 Tyler St. Bradish, Sharon H 2 Hobson St. Branca, Christopher 23 Magna Rd. Brandin, Linda 18 Cherry Hill St. Brown, Lisa Ann 18 East Capital St. Brown, Martin R 19 Wiscasset St. Buffo, Linda 296 Lowell St. Buggea, Joseph 11 Russell St. Bundzinski, Sharon M Ill Lowell St. Burdin, David 25 Newhill Rd. Burke, Colleen 11 Eustes St. Burns, Ellen 248 Oakland Ave. Ext. Burokas, Karen J 25 Forest St. Camacho, Peter H 283 Broadway Campbell, Nancy E 47 Bonanno Ct. Campbell, Mary 9 Granite St. Cameron, Richard 5 Brown St. Caraccio, Robert 10 Ashside Ave. Caredeo, Stephen A 27 Grove St. Carney, Elizabeth 62 Baremeadow St. Cassidy, James A 48 Oakhill Dr. Castles, Maureen 70 Hampstead St. Castrios, Shiela M 35 Strathmore Rd. Catalano, Donna 26 Frye Rd. Cavazza, Steven A 22 Reservoir St. Celia, Dotty 785 Oak St. Chalifour, Brian H 6 Cherryhill Cir. Charette, Robert 23 Franklin Ave. Checovich, John M 10 Rushton St. Chenard, Paul 200 Wheeler St. Geary, Brian 32 Dewey St. Coco, Dean J 68 Camden St. Coletta, Chris 43 North St. Colizzi, Carolyn F 185 Merrimack Collins, Timothy J 7 Hilltop Rd. Collins, Shelia 7 Hilltop Rd. Collopy, Stephen 65 Ayer St. Comerford, Coleen 7 Willow St. Consoli, Charles J 28 Greendale St. Consoli, Karen 15 Independence Dr. Constantineau, Lisa 208 Pelham St. Corcoma, Frank 28 Currier St. Cormier, David C 44 Summer St. Courcy, Karen 58 Arnold St. Couture, Priscilla 144 Merrimack St. Cronin, Erin 2 Kirk St. Crompton, Stephen 15 Brook St. Croteau, Scott 5 Oakridge St. Cubelli, Cheryl Ann 16 Birch Ave. Cubelli, Frank 377 Howe St. Cuticchia, Leo 36 Vermont St. Dagati, Marie 3 Phippen St. Daigle, Paula 187 Tyler St. Daley, Brian F 79 Union St. Dallon, Judith 314 St. Davidson, Mark 35 Hidden Rd. Davis, Donna 50 Danbury Dr. Dechane, Christine 47 Kirk St. 207 Defeo, Michele 42 Lorenzo Ave. Delaney, Lee 285 Broadway Deloge, James 106 Myrtle St. Deluca, Michele 14 Greendale St. Demarkis, John 23 Hunter AVe. Demonaco, Cine 14 Woodland Cir. Desantis, Donald 82 Hampstead St. Deshaies, Jeffrey T 41 Riverdale St. Desroche, Robert A 41 Riverdale St. Desroche, Robert A 17 Washington St. Desrochers, David F 20 Carleton St. Desroches, William 201 Merrimac St. Deveau, Paul 29 Thayer St. Devine, Steven F 6 Campus Rd. Dibenedetto, John Jr 124 Brook St. Difrancisco, Sandy 10 Russ St. Dimmock, David 50 Cypress Ave. DiPalermo, Elizabeth 24 Shirley Ave. Disalvo, Sal J 96 Kenwood Rd. Divoll, Kenneth M 160 Howe St. Dizoglio, John 147 Hampshire Rd. Doerr, Edward 48 Arthur St. Donahue, Kathleen 168 Lowell St. Donovan, Elizabeth 30 Sea St. D ' Orto, Stephen 21 Birch Ave. Doucette, James 25 Oakland Ave. Downey, Laurin 142 Pleasant Valley St. Drago. Robert 100 Weybosset St. Drury, William 26 Lorenzo Cir. Dube, Michael T 99 West St. Duffy, Cathleen 187 Lowell St. Dzioba, Gary 5 Fairview AVe. Eamshaw, Deborah 43 Kensington Ave. Eddy, Rhonda 24 Brown Ct. Egan, Cynthia 31 No. Lowell St. Ehra mjian, Eric 157 Center St. Eudenbach, Kenneth 46 Frye Road Evans, Jeffery 5 Albion St. Farley, Brian 256 Lowell St. Farrell, Willard 77 Ames St. Fascione, Lisa 34 Kimball Rd. Faunt, Cathy 2 Oak St. Favreau, Gregory 18 Junior Ave. Ferrara, Frank 22 Erhardt Ter. Finochiaro, Joel 91 Lorenzo Cir. Fiorello, James 22 Partridge, Rd. Fitzpatrick, Karen 183 Pleasant Valley St. Fleming, Tracy 76 Howe St. Flemings, Alyson 22 Haverhill St. Follansbee, John 63 Oakside AVe. Fraas, Debra 55 French St. Franz, Steven 34 Westland St. Frechette, Karen 16 Glenwood Ave. Frechette, Maryann 8 Garden City Rd. Freeman, John 10 Freeman Dr. Gallant, Ronald 20 No. Lowell St. Gallagher, Edward 20 School St. Galloway, Jane 10 Summer St. Garabedian, Wendy 127 Butternut Ln. Garvin, Karen 6 Brewster Ter. Gaumond, Glenn 247 Pelham St. Gaumond, Robert 426 Pelham St. Gaumond, Shawn D 87 Golf Ave. Gemellaro, Louis 18 Conte St. Gerardi, Robert D 18 Butternut Ln. Getchell, Jeffrey A 5 Ridge Rd. Giarrusso, Brenda S 4 Washington St. Gilbert, Donna L 48 High St. Gillis, Robert V 40 Jane Rd. Golio, Josephine M 51 Harvard Ave. Gordon, Matthew 518 Lowell St. Gormley, Peter C 160 Maple St. Gosselin, Janet 36 French St. Gould, William J 471 Lowell St. Graham, Carlene 42 Ashland Ave. Grasso, Maria 98 Boston St. Grasso, Mark A 8 Alton Rd. Grasso, Mark S 107 Butternut Ln. Grelle, Joe E 4 James Rd. Griffin, John R 19 Harvard St. Griffin, Cathleen 62 Capitol St. Gross, Maryanne F 10 Central St. Griskevich, Lisa 14 Conrad Rd. Groswald, Paula F 669 Jackson St. Guimond, Susan 51 French St. Hadley, Paula 409 Forest St. Hagopian, Carol H 5 Simone St. Haffar, Judith M 4 Florence Rd. Harrar, Lynne M 17 Lippold St. Halison, Karen 7 Washington St. Halloran, Paula 130 Warwick St. Hamel, Paula 14 Durell St. Hammer, Susan G 38 Sycamore Rd. Hannagan, James 32 Swan Ave. 208 Hannagan, Thomas M 32 Swan Ave. Hart, Geralyn 7 Webb St. Hatem, Joan F 20 Francella Rd. Hatem, Rosine M 33 Armory Rd. Hegarty, James T 51 Reservoir St. Hering, Susan 12 Pleasant Cir. Hibbard, Ronald 11 Riverview Ave. Hildebrandt, Susan C 10 Tyler St. Holgate, Michael 8 Miller St. Hovanasian, Mark G 167 Tyler St. Hovananian, Michael 6 Kimball Rd. Imielkowski, Mary 55 Cochrane, Cir. Ippolitto, David 118 Pleasant St. Isabelle, Elaine 42 Camden St. Jabour, George 140 Pleasant Valley St. Jackson, Maureen 45 Ashland Ave. Jackson, Susan 36 Auburn St. Jacobs, Margaret 7 Endicott Cir. Joseph, Cynthia 186 Tenney St. Joyal, John T 26 Magna Rd. Kamal, Robert 10 Bernard Lane Kattar, Kimberly A 131 Jackson St. Kendall, Cheryl 57 Woburn St. Kenney, Richard 35 Hampstead St. Kerr, Susan 21 Central St. Koralishn, Marie 689 Jackson St. Korizis, Mary 34 Thorton Ave. Kostandin, Thalia 19 Gage St. Kostyla, David 13 Park Ave. Kowal, Michael 61 Arthur St. Kuehn, Jeffrey 6 Brookfield Rd. Labrecque, Mark S 16 Laurel Ave. Lacroix, Lisa 33 Riverdale St. Lacroix, Richard 2 Glenwood Ave. Lafrenier, Sandra 40 Elmwood Rd. Lambert, Carol 12 Joy Terrace Lane, Kevin 164 Warwick St. Laplante, Karen 18 Orchard St. Larson, Sheila 344 Hampshire, Rd. Latorre, Bonita 34 Forest St. Latulippe, Mary 17 Riverview Ave. Lavallee, Mary E H Harvard Ave. Lavigne, Mary Jo 1A Map le St. Lavoie, Patricia 62 Campus Rd. Lavoie, Diane L 55 Maplewood Ave. Lawrence, Debra J 9 Gleason St. Lavoie, Michelle 92 Hillcrest Ave. Lee, Brenda 134 Oakside Ave. Leger, Wendy 91 Arnold St. Lescarbeau, Lynn 866 Riverside Dr. Linton, Dana 19 Almont St. L ' ltalien, Judity A 9 Madison St. Lucier, Diana 98 Elm St. Lupo, Linda 53 Plymouth Ave. MacDonald, Michael E 67 Butternut Lane Magri, Linda 132 West St. Magri, Steven 132 West St. Manera, Kimberly 9 Conrad St. Mann, Dorothy 43 North Lowell St. Manning, Cheryl A Falmouth St. Mansor, George 20 Meadow Brook Rd. Marquis, Raymond 64 Oakland Ave. Marsland, Diane 22 Tyler St. Martin, Sharon 42 Camden St. Mason, Martin 180 Tyler St. May, Jamie 65 Forest St. Maynard, Nancy 65 Center St. Mazo, John 135 Howe St. McCarthy, Mary Lou 3 Lexington Ave. McCafferty, Brian L 89 Lowell St. McCarthy, Christine M 3 Lexington Ave. McCormish, Russell 43 Edgewood Ave. McDermott, Brian 5 Brian St. McEneaney, Robert 302 Howe St. McGreevy, Mark P 29 Tower St. McKee, Jean 55 Lyndale Ave. McKenzie, Gary 49 Beston St. McKinley, Charles Elm Crest Estates Apt. 9 McShan, Kelly 121 Vermont St. Medici, Susan M 14 Maple St. Mellow, Donna L 60 Clayton Ave. Mercado, Carmen 39 Chase St. Merlini, Peter 221 Merrimack St. Michaud, Marc P 23 Dale St. Milone, Thomas M 77 North Lowell St. Mohr, Mark F 33 Weybossett St. Monfet, Robert 25 Farley St. Montminy, Catherine 59 Pelham St. Mooney, Kathryn 19 Evergreen St. Moran, Dennis M 18 Noyes St. Morgan, Pamela 24 Vincent Ave. Morin, Judith 294 Oak St. Morrison, Nancy 44 Causeway Ave. Morrison, Scott 106 Howe St. 209 Morse, Andrea 103 Butternut Lane Moscuzza, Frank M 10 Rambler Rd. Moschetto, Cynthia 7 Derry Rd. ■n, Dorothea N 10 Crestshire Lane Mulhns, Paul V 23 Campus Rd. Mulhns, Charles 23 Campus Rd. Napolitano, Diane 51 Ayer St. Neel, Richard 14 John St. Nicolosi, Sally J 41 Sandra Lane Nightingale, William 10 West St. Noble, John 3 Lavoie Ave. Novello, Lucy 189 Oak St. O ' Clare, Lisa A 39 Monterey Ave. O ' Hanian, John W 110 Butternut Lane O ' Neil, Sandra L 19 Grove St. O ' Donnell, Paul 75 Cochrane Cir. Olefirowicz, Teresa 14 Applewood Lane Ouellette, Annmarie 9 Elm St. Ouelette, Linda 1 Carroll St. Palino, Debra 30 Woodburn Drive Palumbo, Carole 627 Forest St. Pandelena, Nancy 3 Brook St. Panto, Salvatore 7 North St. Pappalardo, Thomas 387 Lowell St. Paquin, Linda 30 Orchard St. Parent, Nancy 47 Merrimack St. Paris, Janet 15 Gaston St. Parker, Robert 344A Hampshire St. Parillo, Darren R 5 Canobieola Rd. Patti, Alfred 10 Perry Ave. Patti, Michael 206 Oakland Ave. Pedneault, Louise 11 Tenney St. Pelletier, Janice 31 Lippold Rd. Pepe, Susan 232 Hampshire St. Pike, Audrey 15 Robbin St. Pike, John 15 Robin St. Pincince, Mark 10 Filbert Piro, Anthony 18 Erhardt Ter. Plouffe, Ronald 21 Tedesco Rd. Plourde, Donna M 172 Jackson St. Pollzotti, Phyllis 12 Olive St. Poulin, Kenneth J 179 Edgewood AVe. Press, Michael 58 Forest St. Ragonese, Margaret 21 Boylston St. Rainville, William 54 Arnold St. Raitt, Susan 43 Maplewood Ave. Rapazzo, Vanessa 4 Chelmsford St. Rastello, Darlene 7 Erhart Terr. Raymond, Donna 9 Glen Ave. Regan, Jo-hn 83 Lorenzo St. Reuter, Michael 69 Oakland Ave. Ricci, Brenda 42 Campus St. Riley, Frank 57 Atkinson St. Riopelle, Mark 46 Elm St. Rivela, Richard 100 Peever St. Rivera, Billy 29 French St. Roberge, Stephen 19 Temple Dr. Roberts, Teddi Jean 175 Woodburn Dr. Roger, Maria L 485 Lowell St. Rogers, Cynthia Jean 38 Atkinson St. Romeo, Rhonda 52 Longview Rumore, Richard 6 Loring Rd. Rushton, Richard 907 Riverside Dr. Russo, James 19 Olive Ave. Sabbagh, Paul 59 Cochran Cir. Sadzewich, Lynn 74 Thorton Ave. Saffie, David 199 Tenney St. Saffie, Jeffrey 125 Pelham St. Saghbini, Hiba 10 Birchwood Rd. Salafia, Michael 24 Pond St. Salvo, Linda 65 Mystic St. Apt. 8 Samra, Charles 25 Channing St. Sanford, Marjorie 39 Campus Rd. Sanguedolce, Judith 16 Pleasant View St. Santacroce, Nicholas 7 Savin Ave. Saulen, Diana Clare 31 West Ayer St. Savastano, Barbara 93 Cross Ave. Scammon, Michael 58 Pelham St. Schindler, Kurt 80 Pinehurst Ave. Schruender, Diane 5 Field Ave. Schwarzenberg, Roy 69 Ames St. Sciacca, Paula 130 Tenny St. Sheeham, Robert 99 Boston St. Simoes, Cheryl 2 Butternut Lane Siney, Mark R 31 University Lane Sirmaian, Koren 26 Applewood Lane Slack, James E 22 Redgate Dr. Slater, Frank 16 Clayton Ave. Smith, Henry W 272 Howe St. Sousa, Robert 15 French St. Spence, Sheryl 211 Oakland Ave. Ext. Spinelli, Gina 32 West Ayer St. St. Laurent, Judith 172 Pleasant St. St. Louis, Pamela 85 Phillips St. 210 Stoebel, Beverly 1 Ashford St. Strozza, Paul 322 Oak St. Stumpo, Joseph 112 Howe St. Sullivan, Kathleen 27 Quincy St. Sunderland, Faith 635 Forest St. Tahan, Patricia 2 Sunset Ave. Tanguay, Robin 59 Ayers Village Rd. Tashereau, Douglas 72 Kenwood Rd. Thibodeau, Roger J 56 Emsly Ter. Titone, Christina 283 Lowell St. Titone, Pauline 283 Lowell St. Townsend, Karen 4 Stoneybrook Rd. Tuminowski, Jane 206 Hampstead St. Turco, Joseph 61 Thorton Ave. Vachon, David 11 Stevens Vaiknoras, Lynn 26 Almont St. Ventre, James F 85 Ayer St. Vieweg, Sharon R 39 Maplewood Ave. Wales, Scott 9 Wilfred St. Wallace, William 19 Euclid Ave. Wallace, James B 193 Pelham St. Ward, Gregory 11 Webb St. Ward, Michael F 86 Phillips St. Waring, Sandra J 4 Carleton St. Watts, Wendy M 191 forest St. Weir, James 207 Lowell Blvd. Welch, Michael S Duma Rd. Wermers, Caroline E 64 Maple St. Wermers, Marsha 44 High St. Whipple, Everett L 254 Pelham St. White, Sandra R 73 Pinehurst Ave. Whipple, Linda 21 Annis St. Wormald, Michael 5 Crestshire Lane Wrobel, Debra K 16 Auburn St. Wrobel, Mechael 11 Joy Terr. Young, Richard W 7 Schley St. Zappala, Lisa M 41 Arlington St. Zytkewicz, Nancy 113 Howe St. 211 WE ARE ON OUR WAY 212 ■ MH 4 • Wmston-Solem J HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY f 1 • North Corolina GUY GARON. EXETER. NEW HAMPSHIRE ■