Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

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Marie Caruso Math David dayman Math-Head Patricia Conroy English Leo Constantineau Art Paul Constantineau Industrial Arts Joyce Contarino English Elaine Crane English John Crowder Industrial Arts William Cullen Guidance Paul Cuoco Industrial Arts Richard Czarnec Industrial Arts Head Adele Demers Guidance Claire Derby Foreign Language Alfred DeStefano Social Studies Doreen Devine Math Mary Dinan English Jacqueline Dirsa Math Daniel Dodson Social Studies William Donlon Social Studies Kathleen Doran Business Carol Dufresne Foreign Language Sharon Durham Art Anne Eckman Math Paul Farentini Social Studies Barbara Fiorello Art Director Joseph Forseze Science Kathleen Fox Science Robert Fradette Math Head Albert Francis English Roger Fuller Science Rev. Gerald Gagne Foreign Language Head Mildred Gammons Foreign Language Shaun Gurry English Denise Benner-Hall Home Ec. Douglas Halbauer English Philip F. and Lorraine R. Laverriere John Heggarty Math Daniel Herlihy English Lillian Hershfield English-Head Judith Hiller Math Sandra Hodge Math ■ I; I H Al Huebner Guidance — Head Shirley Hovonasian Performing Arts Michael Hughes Social Studies David Isadore Performing Arts Thomas Jennings English Alfred Jones English Kasper Kasparian Guidance Edward Kelley Ind. Arts Mildred Kern Home Ec. — Head Elaine Kevgas English Larry Klimas Phys. Ed. Rhonda Krasa Resource Room Anne Marie Krusell English Ruth Lange Business Milton Lebowitz Social Studies Joan L ' ltalien Media Center Leonie Longshore English Patricia Lyons Media C enter Debra Martino Math Elaine Lostimolo Foreign Lang. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rickley and Carol. Peter Mazaglia Science James McDermott Phys. Ed. Susan McGrath Math Janet McLennan Guidance Andrew Melnicki English Marion Minihan Office Francis Molesso Phys. Ed. Robin Moody Social Studies John Moore Science Daniel Moynihan Science John Nigrelli Social Studies Susan Nitto Business Paul Noiseux Science Kenneth Palm Social Studies Judy Paradis Special Ed. Ed Parolisi Social Studies Bruce Pellitier Math Patricia Pelletier Media Center Raymond Pilat Distributive Ed. Katherine Quick Guidance Mary Ellen Rancourt Home Ec. Gerry Rigby Social Studies John Rimas Social Studies Joseph Robillard Phys. Ed. Robert Rosmarino Social Studies Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Reitano. Gail Rousseau English William Russell Science Head Peter Salemi Science Larry Salmansohn Social Studies Anthony Sanderson Guidance James Shamberger Graphic Arts Arthur Sharkey Media Center Betty Shaw Media Center John Sieg Math Patricia Small Performing Arts Donald Smith Social Studies Elizabeth Smith Social Studies Jennifer Smith English 22 Bull and Val Morin Michael Sorter Phy. Ed. Margaret Steel Business Claire St. Pierre Business Linda Strozza Special Ed. Aileen Swider Home Ec. ■ irf: -V, ■ Maureen Troianello Math Brian Urquhart Health Ed. Mary Viscosi Nurse Kathleen VanHorn Foreign Language •Jj-- 1 Uresis w J Susan Wagner Art Patricia Walsh Business Lois Weinhold Office David Whiting Social Studies Cynthia Wilcock Foreign Language jM 1 5 k J B Virginia Wilman Business Frank Yelle Math Kenneth Yetka Special Ed. John Ziminski Science Cafeteria Cafeteria 23 Donald Timony Principal Arthur Nicholson III Assistant Principal Carl Stasio Assistant Principal Sheila Cunningham Dean of Women , 24 • M 25 Charlotte Abdallah Charlie Ambition — To be Happy Activities — Senior Class Play Committee, Treasurer, Latin Club, Powder Puff Football, Home Room Rep., Spanish Club. Lori Agnew Ambition — To Travel around the world. Sharon Akimchuk Ambition — To live in the mountains, and be happy with Danny. James Amore Activities — Gymnastics Partying. Louis Amore Pam Annaloro William Annaloro Vito Ansaldi Pud Ambition — To be Rich. Laurie Ardizzone Vincent Joseph Ardizzone Ambition — To be successful in anything I do Vinnie and to live life to it ' s fullest. Ambition — Become a successful lawyer. Activities — Varsity Cross -Country, Varsity Track, Baseball. 26 Mr. Mrs. Paul Bitler Robert B. Gagnon $?m Robert Arsenault Bob Ambition — To go to College and be successful. Activities — Winter Track. Roy Arsenault Ambition — To succeed in my career as an engineer and to keep running. Activities — Cross-Country , Track, Honor Society. Linda Marie Ataide Ambition — May my dreams of the past come true in the future. I would like to become a nursery school teacher. Don Auger - To graduate. Lesley A. Austin Activities — Gymnastics, Tennis, Volleyball, Winter Spring Track Tri-Captain, Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football. Susan M. Ayotte Sue Ambition — To be happy and successful in the field of elementary teaching. Activities — Student Senate Treasurer, Drama Club, Student Advisory Council, Track, Powder Puff Football, Ring Committee. Yvonne Azevedo - To live my life to its fullest. Ambition - Activities - Denise Baollargeon Bootsie To become a go-go girl Italian Club, Drama Club Lisa Baillargeon - To meet the Rolling Stones. George A. Baker Ambition — To work outdoors as a Park or Forest Ranger. Activities — Football 27 Mr. Mrs. Stephan A. DeFillipo Earl A. Baker Roberta Baker Bobbie Ambition — To travel around the world Activities — Cross-Country — Co-captain, Winter Spring Track, Yearbook Staff. Al Barbagallo Big Al Ambition — To continue school or open a business. Carol Ann Barbin Glenn Barbin Carol Ambition — To go to college and live life to its Ambition — To lead a happy and successful life. fullest, and be very successful in life. Activities — Pep Club, Dance Club. Steve Barbin Deborah J. Bard well Debbie Ambition — To become a successful executive secretary and to l ive happily. Activities — Usherette — Senior Class Play. Tom Barry Ambition — To go into the printing field. Activities — Sports, motorcycle riding. Karen M. Battaglia Ambition — To go into the field of Pediatric Dentistry. Activities — Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Play Committee. Gary Beaulac Sqeeky Ambition — To be lucky in life and have a good Ambition — To become a D.V.M. family Activities — Ski Team, Tennis Team, Beach Day Club. 28 Mr. Mrs. Bernard Keyes ' It must have been Cavour Debbie Becotte Glenn Bell Jacqueline A. Bentley Jackie — J Ambition — A soaring ambition, A free heart Activities — Student Congress, S.A.C., Co-captain Varsity Swim Team, Yearbook, National Honor Society, French Club. Christin e Bergeron Chris Ambition — To go to college Activities — Gymnastics Team Co-Captain Lisa Berube Lee Ambition — To be happy and content and most of all be successful in life. Activities — Field Hockey, Marching Band. Kevin Bibeau Ambition — To become a Metals teacher Barry Bilapka Ambition — To become a Meteorologist. Activities — Spring and Winter track for three years. Carolyn Martha Anthony Bistany Poodle Ambition — To have a career which proves successful. To also be happily married and bring up a healthy family. Activities — Part-time job, Drama Club, Oil Painting, Piano Lessons. Kathleen M. Bitler Kathy — Bit Ambition — To lead a successful and happy life working with people, and to someday own a beach house. Activities — Volleyball. Tennis, Basketball, Homeroom Representative, Yearbook Staff, Human Relations Group. Donna M. Blain Ambition — To be a child psychologist and drama coach. Activities — Sailing, Softball, Cape, Melody Tent, Drama, Summertime, Chorus, Senior Class Play, Beach, Skating. 29 ' It must have been cavour Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morel Cynthia M. Blondin Tom Bobola Cindy Ambition — To own my own body shop. Ambition — To be successful in what ever I do. To always stay healthy. Activities — Winter and Spring Track Marie E. Bohne Donna Marie Bonanno Ambition — To stay healthy and to continue my Bananna education Ambition — To be a successful business women. Activities — Flag Corp Activities — Itlian Club. Vice President Kathleen Bradley Kathy Ambition — To succeed in life and be happy. Activities — Winter and Spring Track Cross Country Kevin Bradley Donald Brandin Dawn Breton Ambition — Go on to college and take life as it Ambition — to go to college and be successful. Ambition — To further my education to the best comes. Activities — Captain of Gymnastics, Hockey, of my ability Activities — Football, Co-Capt. Basketball, Spring Track Baseball, Track, Home room Rep. 30 The Lemoine Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Latulippe Kathleen T. Brien Kathy Ambition — To always keep in touch with my close friends and to always have future goals and ambitions to strive for. Activities — Swimming, Volleyball, Winter Spring Track, Drama Club, Senior Class Play — Usherette, Human Relations Group. Diane E. Brooks Ambition — To be successful in the medical research field. Activities — Ass ' t Editor of Ranger Spirit , Honor Society, Varsity Ski Team, French Club Sean K. Brouder A.J. Foyt Ambition — To be the worlds greatest mechanic whatever I do. Linda Brown Ambition — To be happy and successful in and to be with Pam. Activities — Smoke runs in the school parking lot Activities — Honor Society, Yearbook, Ski Team, French Club Sara Brown Sue Brown Flap-n-Yap Space Ambition — To be successful and live a happy Ambition — To marry Mike and stay happy, and healthy life. William H. Brown Stephan Bruce Patricia A. Buckland Brownie Steve Pat Ambition — To become successful in whatever I Ambition — To become a successful professional Ambition — To have a good time in life and do in life. Drag Racer and Mechanic. always be happy. Activities — Weightlifting, Fishi ng, Motorcycling Activities — Chorus President Activities — Marching Band, Track, Field Hockey, Pep Club, Chorus Dorothy M. Budrevich Dot Ambition — To become a Kindergarten teacher. 31 Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Ganim Mr. Mrs. John Teutonico Dan Budzinski Spud Ambition — Race at New England Dragway. Activities — Work on cars, hang around with my friends, and listen to Ted Nugent Michael G. Buote Pigmy Ambition — To go on to college, be successful, and to keep lifting. Activities — Baseball 1, Cross Country 2,3, Winter Track 2. Lisa A. Burgess Lee Ambition — To live a long and happy life. Activities — Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Academic Internship, Outing Club, Foreign Language Club. Linda Bums Paul R. Burokas Ambition — To be successful in life and be rich. Activities — Skiing, Weightlifting Glenn Burton Guh Buddy Ambition — To become a successful Structural welder Activities — Woodshop, Metalshop, School Store Donna M. Busta To have a successful life and to be Ambition happy. Activities — Work Study. Tennis Brenda L. Buyck Oscar Ambition — To become a Social Worker Activities — Photography, Macreme Brian Campiola Ambition — To become a pharmacist Activities — Spanish Club 1,2, Honor Society 2,3, House of Reps 1 Marie Campone Ambition — To be a model and happy in whatever I want to do. Activities — Partying, Skipping 32 Mr. Mrs. William J. Gebo and family Buy 1 get 10 free. Dave Carabello Ambition — To be a Master Mechanic and Rockstar Activities — Master in the foundry room in metals Cathy Caraccio Ambition — To go across country. Activities — Volleyball, Softball Paul R. Carver Ambition — To become a successful business man Activities - Football 3 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs. Steven D. Castle Steve Ambition — To become a Sports Writer or Editor. Activities — Sports Editor for Ranger Spirit, Cross Country 3, M.P.A. Ambition - Activities - M.P.A. Todd D. Catteau - To be a Preacher Honor Society, Baseball, Football, Joanna Marie Cavallaro Jo Ambition — To be successful in school and whatever I might pursue. Activities — Honor Society, Copy Editor for Ranger Spirit, French Club, Drama Club Laura J. Cavallaro Ambition — To major in Photo Journalism and lead a successful life. Activities — Newspaper Staff Bob John Cavaretta ITALIAN STALLIAN Ambition — To conquer the universe with my body and always be bigger than Mike Farelli. Activities — Football, Capt. Wrestling, Winter and Spring Track, Senior Class Play, Weightlifting Janet P. Cebula Ambition — To strive for everyday happiness and become an executive secretary. Robert Chapman Chappy Ambition — To be happy and lead a successful life. Activities — Soccer 4 yrs., Hockey 1 yr. 33 Billy — You ' re suppose to wear something underneath ' Mr. Mrs. Donald Primrose Andrea Beth Chatis Andi (Beeb) Ambition — To always have fun, to succeed in everything I do, and to keep on smiling. Activities — Tennis 1,2,3,4, Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4, Cross-country 2 yrs., Skiing, Indoor Track, Human Relations Croup, Powder Puff Football. Christopher Childs Ambition — To be successful in the future. Activities — Captain Soccer Team, Lead in the Senior Class Play, Basketball, Tennis, Track, Gymnastics. Beth Childs Ambition — To find love, success and happiness in whatever I do. Activities — Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3, Student congress. Irene L. Chontoian Weeza Ambition — undecided James Ciardello Scott Eric Collier Jim Ambition — To be successful in my work. Ambition — To be successful in college and go to Activities — Band Law School. Activities — Varsity Tennis Team 2 yrs. Kathleen A. Collins Kath Scott P. Consoli Ambition — To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. Activities — Soccer, Ski Team, Senior Class Play. Ann-Maria Contarino Ambition — To become a successful Research Chemist. Activities — Student Senate Pres., Honor society Pres., Student Advisory Council, French Club Vice-President. Brenda J. Contarino Mario Ambition — To be successful in life and to always remember the good times I had this year. Good luck Andrea, Kim, Scott, Tim, Wayne, and Snelly (my big brother) Activities — Outdoor Track. Gymnastic Team Captain. 34 Mr. Mrs. Ronald J. Kater Mr. Mrs. Robert Maurais ■M Theresa A. Converse Tre Ambition — To become a pilot. Activities — Chorus Fred A. Corey Lois T. Cormier David M. Corso Ambition — To become a successful Engineer. Ambition — To get a good position in an office as Dave a secretary. Ambition — To be a car salesman. Activities — Distributive Ed. Catherine Curtis Butten Ambition — To be with Pirn Activities — Art Greg Daigle Daig ' s Ambition — To raise a family, have plenty of kids, own a ranch, and live a happy life. Activities — Gymnastics, Hockey, Horseback Riding Regina M. Danahy Reg Ambition — To be successful and happy. Cathleen M. Davey Cathy Ambition — To go back to Calif. 35 Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Reich Mr. Mrs. Peter Picone Kevin DeChane Activities — Varsity Cross-Country, Winter Track and Spring Track. Pamela J. DeFillippo Pumpernickle Ambition — To become very successful so that I can live in Beverly Hills, California, and I would also like to grow at least 6 inches. Activities — Co-captain Varsity Tennis Team, Co-captain Varsity Ski Team, Winter Track, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Rep., Powder Puff Football, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play — Usherette. Debbie Dejonker Ambition — To enter politics in Washington, D.C. Activities — Editor of Ranger Spirit , Historian of the National Honor Society, French Club, Drama Club. Ambition ■ Janet Deloge ■ To travel and be successful. Lisa A. Demarkis Lis Ambition — To be happy in whatever career I persue. Activities — Homeroom Rep., Ice Club Wayne Demers Ambition — To become a famous Marine Biologist Activities — Soccer, Wrestling, Scuba Diving J. Scott DeMonaco Sirrah Ambition — To be rich Activities — Ranger Spirit Art Editor, Spanish Club, Drama Club Lisa DeMonaco Ambition — To live life to its fullest Activities — Powder Puff football, Human Relations group Dave Deneu Dag Ambition — Get out of this one way street of a town to play some heavy metal with friends. Activities — Football, Track 36 Robert Dennis Killer Ambition — To be a successful engineer and run marathons Activities — Cross Country, Long distance running Good Luck in the Future — Class of ' 79 Ed, Ginny, Cindy, and Steve Barbin Mr. Whitting!! Pamela Marie DeBurro Pam Ambition — To be the best I can in whatever career I choose to do. I ' d also like to travel and write about places I ' ve never seen Activities — Student Sec. to Dean of Girls, Newspaper, Spanish Club, Dance Club Sam DeSantis Speed Ambition — To be successful in the field of Graphic Arts. Activities — Distributive Ed., Bass guitarist Michelle Deschamps Denise Deschene Dee Ambition — To be happy and successful as a hairdresser. Robert W. Desjardins Bob Activities — M.P.A. Leslie Ann Despres Imp Bunny Ambition — To own a boutique in Paris and to become enormously wealthy. Activities — Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Homeroom Rep., Academic Internship, Pep Club Maureen Desrochers Bitch Ambition — To live a successful life. Alan W. Dewhirst Dewy Ambition — To leave M.H.S. Activities — Hockey, Soccer, Work Study _- r Darlene M. D ' Hondt J.D. Ambition — To be happy and Uvea fulfilling life. Activities — Pep Club, Spanish Club, Outing Club John DiBerardinis Frampton Ambition — To own my own business and a big house with a big yard in Las Vagas. Activities — Varsity track, Soccer, Computer Club 37 Vouge, here I come! Good Luck Seniors; Shaun Mary Regan Family Lisa Ann Didio Laura DiFrancesco Paurel Ambition — To keep smiling. Activities — Yearbook editor, spring track, powderpuff football, senior class play, (Yuck), Homeroom Rep. Lisa K. Dole Pineapple Ambition — To live, love and accept others for themselves Activities — Drama club. Senior class play (Keexie Lisp) Mary Dollar Mer Ambition — To become a dental assistant or medical assistant, and raise horses. Christine A. Donigian Chris Ambition — To reach out to everyone around me and just have a ball! Activities — Yearbook, Jazz, concert, marching bands, National Honor Society, Spanish club, Chinese Graffiti with Sue and Margaret, Homeroom Rep. Marie D. Dubois Ambition — To find someone who will make me happy. Activities — Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Ambition - Activities - Michael J. Duffy Duf - To ski the Alps. Ski Team Bernard Dunn Cheryl Durling Rebecca Ann D ' Urso Beck Ambition — To make the biggest success of out of my life that I possibly can. Activities — Iceskating Club, Newspaper Staff, Powderpuff Football, Pep Club, Human Relations Group, Drama Club. 38 vl Mr. and Mrs. Donald Towler Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Lumb John Dzioba Debbie Egan Jay Ambition — To travel and do my best to get bition — To get the most out of life as I can. ahead in life. ivities — Baseball 4 yrs. Activities — Swimming, Crafts, Partying Diane Egan Beegan Ambition — To have a happy life and to stay stoned. Activities — Partying Diane Egnet Jodie Evans Ambitions — To get through college and be successful. Activities — Majorette, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club Terri-Ann Fair Tear Ambitions — To have an excellent life and stay out of L. Wongs. Activities — Work Study, Skating Club, Detention Club Michael A. Farelli Rock Ambition — To conquer the world with my body and always be stronger than Cav. Activities — Football, Baseball, winter and spring track, weightlifting Pat Farley Ambition — To be happy and succeed in my future plans. Activities — Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Club, French Club, Powder Puff. Senior Class Play Alan Farco Al Ambition — To be a policeman Activities — Weightlifting, Girlwatchmg George Farrell Ambition — To be successful in Ihe field of music Activities — Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Drum Corps. Mr. Mrs. Frank Kendall Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Mansor 39 Philip R. Fascione Phil Debra Faucher Deb Ambition — To be successful in college, to lower drinking age back to 18. Activities — Meat Room, Tennis (2 years) Member of N.B.A. Mary Lou Ferrara Lou Marcia Ferris Linda Filocamo Ambition — To be an accountant and to lead a happy life. Activities — Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Ski Team, Work Study Joseph Finocchiaro Fino Ambition — To go to college and persue my goals. Activities — Football, Spring Track, Winter Track, Computer Club. Tim Flatt James Fleming Jim Ambition — To be happy. Activities — Football, Hockey, Track, Wrestling, and Swimming 4 its ? A vJ Joseph T. Flockerzi Joe Ambition — To live a long life James Warner Fones J.W. Ambition — To beat my wife, molest my children, and be a totally complete failure, (disappointing everyone) Activities — Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, Honor Society, Computor Club, Basketball, doing obscene things to lunch room food, not working! 40 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. D ' Hondt See Sandy, it ' s like this H Anne Marie Forcier Activities — Powderpuff Football, Ski Team, Track, Human Relations Group. Mike Ford Fordy Ambition — Varsity Football, Hockey, Baseball, Homeroom Rep. Linda J. Fortin Ambition — To stay healthy and live happily. Lori Ann Fortin Blondie Ambition — To get married and have children, and to continue into the nursing career. Cheryl Foster Ambition — To take life one day at a time. Activities — Workstudy Colleen Fowler Ambition — To live day by day. Ambition ■ Activities - Jimmy Fraas - To get married. • Girls Anthony Franciosa Tony Ambition — To live a long, happy, and successful life. Activities — Captain of Gymnastik team, Football, Track Jo-Ann Frasca Ambition — To be successful and happy in my lifetime. Activities — Volleyball, Spring Track, Ice Skating Club, Homeroom Rep. Deborah Fredrick Debbie Ambition — To get married and make the best of my life. Activities — Dancing and having a good time. 41 I ' m Innocent!! Maurice and Constance Pennisi Ambition - Charlie Gagne - To graduate from college. Lisa Gagne Ambition — To go to college and major in psychology and be successful in that field. Activities — Swim Team, Winter Track David A. Gagnon Dave Ambition — To become a commercial airline pilot and see the world. Activities — National Honor Society, Student Senate, Spanish Honor Society, Ranger Spirit Newspaper staff, Spanish Club. Eleanor Gagnon EUie Ambition — To be a C.P.A. and aJways be happy Activities — Spanish Club — 2 years. Gary J. Gagnon Ambition — To take my Jet across the country Ac tivities — Captain Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Yearbook, Honor Society, Lighting — Senior Class Play. Ambition — To go into broadcasting Donald Gallagher Mary Beth Gallagher Ambition — To be an executive secretary and lead a happy and fulfilled life. Donna M. Gallant Dawn Ambition — To become an executive secretary and to see everyone at our fifth reunion. Activities — Work Study. Partying, Skiing, Camping. Doreen Marie Gartim Ambition — To pursue a career in speech pathology. Activities — Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Pep Club (Secretary). Newspaper Staff. 42 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Sergi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gagnon H Theodore J. Garside Ambition — To be an Architectual Engineer Laura Garson Shawn Gaumond Cindy Gauvin Linda J. Gerardi Ambition — To live each day to the fullest and accomplish my goals. Activities — Marching Band, Ski Team, French Club, Concert Band, Class Play Usherette Alan Germain Albert Getchell Bert Ambition — To have a good time, lots of money, and get married to my future wife Lisa Augeri. Activities — Football, working on cars, working out, and beating people up. Pantelis Giannousis Peter the Greek Ambition — To become a successful and rich engineer. Activities — Computor Club, International Club, Soccer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zilinsky 43 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McCarthy Mark Robert Gilbert Ambition — Deeds not Words Activities — Winter and Spring Track, Cross Country, Finals Committee, Powder Puff Cheerleader, Senior Class President, Computor Club, Human Relations Development Program, Representative to Lion ' s Club Nina M. Giles Ambition — To be rich and happy and successful in modeling. Activities — Detention Club, Suspension Club, Basketball Robert V. Gillis III Bob Ambition — To get into my own business. Michael Giordano Gio Ambition — Mechanic in everything and succeeding in life. Activities — Helping out and Working out Carol Godin Kelley Gollan Kel Ambition - — To travel all over the world. Ambition Activities - - Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Ambition — To be happy and dance, and to get a Activities Band fake I.D. Lisa Marie Gosselin Ambition — To travel and get married. Pep Club, Ice Skating Club Bob Griffin Lard , Snake , Griff Ambition — To open Griff ' s Cellar or Griff ' s bar and Grelle. Activities — Baseball, Graphic Arts Susan Elizabeth Grondine Sue , Gucci Ambition — To become successful and prominent lawyer and to be rich, happy and content in my life. Activities — National Honor Society, Cheerleading, Newspaper Staff, Gymnastics, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play Frenchie , Spanish Club, Outing Club, Methuen Arts Council, Spanish Honor Society, Spring Track Timothy Guillette Tim Ambition — Go across country on a Harley Hog. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Desjardins Lisa move! I was working this comer! Anne Guilmette Annie Ambition — To establish myself in a successful career and become independent so I can travel, to continue dancing and to marry a gorgeous ballet dancer. Activities — National Honor Society, Varsity Gymnastics, Powder Puff Football, Spring Track, French Club, Dance Company, Senior Class Play. Lisa Guimond Cindy Hagopian Steve Hailson Ambition — To be an airplane mechanic and move to Colorado. Activities — Soccer, Gymnastics, Tennis Brenda L. Hajjar Ambition — To be happy and successful in life. Activities — Majorettes, Art Club, Homeroom Rep. Ralph H. Hall Jr. Lurch Ambition — To successfully become an engineer and achieve wealth. Activities — Band, Computor Club, Track Maureen Halloran Ambition — To pursue a career in law. Activities — Tri-Captain Winter and Spring Track, Vera-Wizard Woman Class Play, Junior Class President, Sophomore Secretary, Gymnastic Team, Cheerleader, Ring Committee, Spanish Club. Pamela Jane Halloran Ambition — To stay healthy and live happily. Activities — Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Track, President Art Club, Independent art student. William C. Haney Buddy Colleen M. Harrison Col Ambition — To be a successful pro hockey player. Ambition — To be happy and successful in Activities — Hockey (assistant captain). Soccer whatever I do. (captain) Italian Club 45 I don ' t understand?? Rochell and Mae Wheeler Valerie Hayes Val Ambition — To go with Tim across country Deirdre Hegarty De Hairdresser — Cosmetologist Ellen Hermans Jim Hermans Herms Ambition — To go to college and finish all four years and to get an excellent job, and to live good Activities — Football, Usher at Class Play, Track Baseball, Pumping Iron Evelyn L. Hildebrandt Evie Ambition — To find peace and happiness in whatever I do. Activities — Winter and Spring Track, Honor Society Chuck Hillard Rat Ambition — To be successful. Activities — Track and Football, Dance Club, Homeroom Rep. Wayne Holden Daniel J. Holmes Ambition — Travel, make money, become expenting ballistics Activities — Water skiing. Hiking, Camping, Boating, Hunting Margaret A. Hovanasion Ambition — To find a pot of gold at the end of my rainbow. Activities — National Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Student Senate, Spanish Club and Honor Society. Keith Hurrell Speedy Ambition — To become an aviation machinist and work for a major airline. Activities — Tennis. Track 46 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gerardi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tine Mary Iannalfo Ambition — To become a hairdresser, to have money and travel. Marie L ' ltalien Split Ends Ambition — To work with children and help them in the best way I can. Activities — Chorus, (Vice President and piano). Jazz Band, French Club, Softball, Library Kimberly Jackson Kim Ambition — To be a successful executive secretary. Activities — Varsity Cheerleader (Co-Captain) Homeroom Representative Paul William Jacobucci Booch Ambition — To succeed in the computor Tech. and engineering field on my own. Activities — Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Local 880 Hospital Worker Dave Jaworski Ace Ambition — To go to college and have a good time. Activities — Band, Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Basketball, Baseball De-Anna Jessie De De Ambition — To get married to Jim and be as happy as I am now. Deborah Kalil Debbie Ambition — To get married to Rick and be very happy and have a family. Kristine Kane Susan Kane Swan Ambition — To get my own car and have a good time forever with the gang. Activities — Spanish Club, Art Club, Pep Club David Kazanjian Kazoo Ambition — To have no regrets in the future as I look upon my past. If you can imagine it . . .You can achieve. If you can dream it , . . You can become it. Activities — Captain Cross Country, Co-Captain Indoor Track and Outdoor Track. 47 Congratulations to the class of 79 ! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Parolisi Michael Zidan Keamy Migual Ambition — To be an actor and give alot of myself. Activities — Senior Class Play — Star Raider , Newspaper Staff, One- Act Plays, Drama Club. Mitchell Deeb Keamy Jr. Flatfooted Ambition — To control my own business and succeed as an engineer. Activities — Concert, Marching, and Jazz Band, Computor Club, Meat Room Personal, Honor Society. Pamela J. Kelley Donna J. Kendall Sage D. Ambition — To be happy and successful. If I Ambition — To hope for the future, all that I can can ' t do great big things, let me do small things be and not what I am. greatly Activities — Cross-Country Capt.. Track Capt. Activities — Swim Team, Outing Club. Teresa Kenney Terri Ambition — To become a successful social worker, and live happily with luxury. Activities — Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Track, Beach Day Club. Hope Ann Kenyon Ambition — To be a professional model and to travel. Activities — Dancing and modeling. Kelly E. Kenyon Kel Ambition — To always keep a smile on my face. Activities — Gymnastics Team. Track, Methuen Arts Council. Brian Jacob Kerman Ambition — To become a dentist Activities — Honor Society Vice Pres., Spanish Honor Society. Student Senate Vice- Pres., Drama Club Patricia K. Keyes Patti Ambition — To live a long happy life with Steve. Activities — Yearbook Staff, Ski Team, Homeroom Rep., Track, Art Club. Lisa L. Khentigan Lee Ambition — To be a successful singer. 48 The Austin Family Yearbook, Kathy ?? Judy King Christine Kinney Ambition — To try to add happiness to every life I touch. Ambition ■ Activities — Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Activities - Drama Club, Foreign Language Club. playing. William C. Kisiel Bill - To be successful in life. - Bowling, Weightlifting, Drum Paula M. Koralishn Ambition — To be a success in the retail business, and to own shop. Activities — Spanish Club, Cheerleading Co-Capt., Yearbook Staff, Usherette Senior Class Play. Kathleen Korzeb Kathy Ambition — To be happy in life. Activities — Field Hockey, Track, Newspaper Staff, Outing Club. Elain M. Kuchar Kuch Ambition — To succeed in my work and find peace and happiness in the world. Activities — Honor Society, Academic Internship. Louise Labrecque Kim Lacroix Sandra Lahey Sandy Ambition — To be successful in life as a nurse. Activities — Basketball Team, Softball Team, Honor Society, Powder-Puff Football, Rifles, French Club. 49 Did you hear the one about the lady driver? Scannells Dairy Alan Lambert Ambition — To be successful Activities — Football, Wrestling Christine Lamontagne Chris Ambition — To get through school, And to be happy in life. Kevin A. Lanouette Dennis J. Laorenza Ambition — To be a engineer and successfully Ambition — To be a band director take over my fathers business, also to live a happy Activities — Band, Track, Powder-Puff and luxurious life. cheerleader. Senior Class Play. Activities — Varsity hockey and football Joel J. LaTorre Ambition — To be successful in all ventures Danielle Latulippe Nancy LaTulippe Shirley D. Latulippe Theresa A. Latulippe Dani Nanc Froggy Terry Ambition — To love, to work, and to stay happy. Ambition — To get everything I want out of life. Ambit ion — To keep in touch with all my friends. Ambition — To be happy and successful in life. Activities — Volleyball, Track, Homecoming Activities — X-Country, Track. Activities — Honor Society, Spanish Club and Queen, Honor Society, Yearbook, Chorus, Senior Honor Society. Newspaper Staff, Photography Class Play, Homeroom Rep., Powder Puff Club. Football. 50 Mr. Mrs. Jacob Donigian Mr. Mrs. Raymond D. Tulley ■ ( ' Philip F. Laverriere Jr. Chip Ambition — To go 300 mph in a ' 67 Firebird off a bridge. Rebecca J. Laverriere Becky Ambition — To be a music and creative arts therapist, also to receive a doctorate. Activities — Student Senate, Newspaper Staff, Senior Class Play, French Club, Drama Club, Homeroom Rep. Mark John Lavoie Ambition — To own the world. Activities — Band, Jazz Band, German Club. Michael Lawrence Mike Annette T. Lee Ambition — Togo to medical school, and live life to it ' s fullest. Activities — Honor Society, Majoretts, French Club, Pep Club, Track, Powder Puff Football, Academic Internship. Michelle Leger Mimi Ambition — To be able to tolerate the uglyness of life, while always seeing the beauty. Activities — Art Club, Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Ski Team, Gymnastics Team, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Play. v Ambition Linda J. Lemieux - To be a success in whatever I do. Bill Lemieux Kevin Lemoine Kevin Ambition — To be a success in whatever I do. Activities — Track, Attendant of Boys State 1978. Ann Leonard Ambition — To persue a career in Athletic training. Activities — Swimming, Volleyball, Track, Powder-Puff Football. 51 ' Good Luck , The Latulippe family. Shari Leonhart Shar Ambition — To buy a Motor home, and travel around the country. Activities — Rangerettes, Rangerette Trick Drill Team with and without rifles. Roberta Leslie Ro Ambition — To become a successful accountant and to live a happy life with Eddie. Activities — Soccer Manager, Junior class Treasurer, Yearbook and Eddie. Cathy Linton Ambition — To be happy and free. Activities — Showing my horse, going to the beach and working. Mary Lombardo Ambition — To become a teacher. Activities — Italian Club, Rangerettes, DECA. Lisa Anne Lucchesi Lee Ambition — To own my own gourmet restaurant. Activities — Ice Skating Club, Homeroom Rep., Pep Club, Powder Puff Football, Human Relation Group , Drama Club. Cheryl A. Lumb Ambition — To lead a happy and successful life. Activities — Pep Club, Senior Class Play Committee. Laura A. Lupo Ambition — To live a long happy life. Activities — DECA. Daniel Lyons Tigger Ambition — To continue on to college and be successful in life. Activities — Golf Team Co-Capt. , Honor Society, Basketball. Soccer. Spanish Club and Honor Society. Sheila Macdonald Ambition — To persue a career in law. Activities — Gymnastics, Swimming, House of Reps., Pep Club, Powder-Puff Football. Scott D. MacLaughlan Mc Blunit Ambition — To become a state trooper. Activities — Track, DECA, CAPS. 52 Mr. Mrs. Henry F. Wunderlich ' Is my lipstick on straight?? ' Tim MacLean Nancy MacLeod Ambition — To live life to it ' s fullest. Activities — Field Hockey, Basketball Co-Capt., Softball Tri-Capt., Honor Society- Cheryl Magoon Ambition — To lead a happy life. Activities — Waterskiing, Camping, Boating and Swimming. Ellen C. Mahoney El Ambition — To be a very successful nurse and to be with Brian. Activities — Honor Society, Pep Club, Drama Club, Homeroom Rep., Junior Boosters. Kasper G. Maksian Kappy Ambition — To do the most I can for the world, without killing myself. Activities — Student Senate Treasurer, Track, Drama Club, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club. Marsha A. Mansor Ambition — To be a Executive secretary and to be very happy. Activities — Majorette, Cross-Country, Track, Spanish Club. Gail F. Mansur Ambition — To be successful in whatever I do, and to always be happy. Activities — Football — Basketball Cheerleader, Co-Capt. David Marceau Ambition — To be successful in whatever I do. Activities — Capt. Soccer Team, Hockey Team, Senior Class Play. Angela Marchese Ang Ambition — To Become the best Italian pizza maker in the world. Activities — Italian Club, Drama Club, and going out and having a good time. Susan E. Marchman Sue Ambition — To be an educational assistant .ind to be happy. Activities — Pep Club President, French Club, Volleyball. 53 ' Those big BROWN eyes Mr. Mrs. John Castle Sr. Joyce Marcoux Taryn Mariano Ambition — To live prosperously. Barbara Martin Babs , Puppet , Brown Eyes Ambition — Theatrical makeup Activities — Makeup — Senior Class Play. James Mastrangelo Micky Ambition — To become rich and live it up. Activities — J.V. Hockey. Wrestling. Laura E. Maurais Kevin M. McAdam Ambition — To always be happy and to achieve Mac whatever I set out to do. Ambition — To be successful in music. Activities — French Club, Pep Club, Usherette — Activities Work Study, Tennis. Senior Class Play. Sherry L. McCann Ambition — To travel and find success. Activities — Spring Track, Ski Team, Volleyball — Manager, House of Reps. Powder Puff Football. Ambition • Activities - Cynthia McCarthy Cindy — Sid - To be a nurse and stay happy. Honor Society. 54 Best wishes for a successful future; Mr. and Mrs. James Hermons. Mary-Jo McCarthy Jo Ambition — To become a Spanish teacher and be happy. Activities — Foreign Lang. Club, Senior Class Secretary, Spanish Honor Society, Miss Invisowrap — Senior Class Play, Yearbook. John David McCullough Space Ambition — To finish school and become rich and happy. Activities — French Club — 2 years. Jo ' Ann M. McGibbon Jo Ronnie McGrath Ron Ambition — To make money. Activities — Football, Baseball, Hockey, Track James McNulty Activities — Hockey. Joann McShane Theresa Anne Melisi Terri Ambition — To grow at least 5 feet. Activities — Dance Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Rep., Academic Internship, Work Study. Jim Menihane Howdy Ambition — To become an accountant. Activities — Varsity Basketball, Soccer, Golf, Track, ).V Football, Freshman Baseball 55 Congratulations!; Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Shaheen. Cindy Meservey - To make it through coll Claire M. Michaud Ambition — To succeed and find happiness in all that I do. Activities — Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, Honor Society, German Club. Nancy A. Mignault Ambition — To be happy and succeed in life. Harold J. Miller Skip Ambition — To get out of this school and become a millionaire. Patricia J. Miller Patti Ambition — To go to college and be successful. Activities — Cross Country, Basketball, Softball. Linda Mistal Mindy Ambition — To have people become more aware of the benefits of physical fitness. Activities — Varsity Field Hockey — 2 yrs.. Varsity Basketball — 2 yrs.. Varsity Tennis — 3 yrs., Varsity Volleyball — 2 yrs.. Junior Boosters. Robert J. Monahan Fingers-Trower Ambition — To pursue. Activities — Motorcycles, Guita r, Snow. Dianne Marie Moore Ambition — To have a career in the health field and to be happy Activities — National Honor Society — President, Varsity Soccer Team Manager. Student of the Month, Latin Club — President, Figure Skating Club. Guy T. Moore Chip Ambition — To work with computers Activities — Weight Lifting, Baseball, Bowling. 56 Celeste Morel Ambition — To make all my dreams come true and to go as far as 1 can in the field of education Activities — Cheerleading, Senior Class Play — Miss Broom, Powderpuff Football, Drama Club. John J. Marlene J. Olefirowicz Help! I can ' t see! iittfa- Gregory Morin Oldman Jonathan D. Morin Jon Spencer Morrison Spengaly Lisa Beth Mugavero Lis Ambition — To go to college and get married while in school. Activities — Co-Capt. Football, Ass. Capt. Hockey, German Club. Ambition — To go to college, be successful, make Ambition — To persue my career in Motor Cross Ambition — To succeed in the Way of the a million dollars, and have a million kids. Activities — Co-Capt. Football, Co-Capt. Hockey, Baseball, National Honor Society, Regina. Racing. Activities — Racing, Running, Having a ; time. World . Activities — Dance Club, Class Play (Miss Macdonald), Drama Club, Homeroom Rep., Majorettes. David J. Muise Dr. Dave Ambition — To become a veterinarian. Activities — Homeroom Rep., Band, Human Relations Group Just For Openers . Joseph T. Murach L.J. Ambition — To go to college and get a good job. Activities — Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Yearbook. David Michael Murphy Murph Ambition — To become whatever I want to be. Activities — Tennis Team, Art Club, Human Relations Group, Senior Class Play-Play Bill Cover Design. Ambition - Activities - Stephen P. Murphy Murph - To become a wealthy person. ■ Cross Country, Spring Track, Art. ■ Annette Mustapha Ambition — To live a long and successful life. David C. Myers Dave Hot Rod Myers ' Ambition — To get married some day. Activities — Hockey, Baseball 57 Push-ups! Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Devine Sheila R. Myers Sheil Ambition — For my future to be as happy as it is now with Steve. May Najem Maya Ambition — I ' d like to be a Pharmacist and do my best in that field, and I ' d also like to work for Jesus Christ. Activities — Ping Pong, Swimming, Reading Bible, Talk about Jesus, Music. Zalfa Najem Zale Ambition — To be an engineer in Computer Technology, and I hope that all the kids in school do their best to be something in the future like I am doing. Activities — Tennis, Volleyball, Ping Pong. William Q.J. Nartiff II Bill Ambition — To inspire world peace. Activities — Skiing, Chics, Band, Tennis, Music, Roller Derby, Beach Day Club, Human Bullet Cannon Ball Catching. k£ Kevin Nason Woodchuck Head Ambition — To become a Taxidermist and own my own business. Activities — Hunting, Fishing, and having a real good time. Carol J. Neubert Neuby Ambition — To go to college, become a Registered Nurse, get married, and be happy in life. Activities — Academic Internship, Companion of Special Needs children and adults. Human Relations Group. Patricia M. Noble Ambition — To get out of Methuen High and start having fun. Michael Norigian Charlayne Norton Skimp Ambition — To go to college and become successful. Activities — Gymnastics. Winter and Spring Track, Powder-Puff Football. 58 Good Luck Seniors! From the girls in the office — Marion, Shirley, Marilyn, Lois, Barbara, Ellie, Josephine, and Caroline ifti? Ambition - Activities - Edward Nutter Buc - To be rich and marry Roberta. - Hockey Team — Co-Capt., R.L. Laura O ' Clare Ambition — To get through college, become successful, and live forever. Activities — Band, Pep Club. Colleen M. O ' Connell Ambition — To live a long and happy life full of fun and sunshine. Activities — Volleyball, Skiing, Tennis — Tri-Capt., Art Club, Honor Society, Class Play, Powder Puff Football, Scuba Diving, Spanish Club, Beach, Toga Parties. Colleen Marie O ' Donohue Big Red Ambition — To become a RN Nurse. Activities — Skating, Skiing, Swimming. I David Pacheco Checo Ambition — To succeed at Northern Essex and to be another Mental Anguish . Activities — Methuen Marching Band and Jazz Band. John V. Palmisano Johnny Ambition — To be the best and get out of this No Good Town. Activities — Partying, Rock Concerts, Mountain Climbing, Camping. Joseph R. Pantano Joe Ambition — To see the world. Activities — Band, Winter and Spring Track. Donald F. Pappalardo Jr. Donny Ambition — To go to college and later on to become a police officer. Activities — Swimming, Hockey, Weighthfting. Italian Club. 59 Good Luck to: Paul Jacobucci, Michael Kearny, Mitchell Keany, and William Nartiff. from: Mr. Mrs. Emil Angelina Jacobucci Lisa Marie Pappalardo Ambition — Fashion Designer. Activities — Dancing, Art. Donna Marie Parrino Ambition — To be rich and happy be successful as a Hairdresser. Stephen P. Parolisi Bubbla, Bubs, Bubsie Ambition — To hit a tater out of Fenway Park someday! Activities — Baseball — 4 yrs.. Hockey — 3 yrs.. Winter Track — 1 yr., Powder Puff Cheerleader, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. John Robert Payson Liver Ambition — To become successful in life, in the Medical field. Activities — Computer Club, Work Study. Timothy Vincent Pelczar Tim Ambition — To succeed in life and to enjoy everything 1 do. Activities — Wrestling, German Club, N.B.A. member. Dan Pelletier ■ To have ambition Mark Dennisi Mork Ambition — Togo to college and do the best lean in everything Also get an A in Bonehead English. Activities — Winter, Spring Track. Student Senate, Student Advisory Committee, Newspaper Staff. Kathleen Petland Kath Ambition — To own my own Nursery School and move to Colorado Activities — Varsity Winter Track, Spring Track, Cheerleader 60 The Bentley Family I just wanted to be a little taller!! Lisa Perocchi Rocky Ambition — To become a famous Sports Caster and to live a rich, happy life. Activities — French Club, Newspaper Staff, Dance Club. Steve Perrone The Worm Ambition — To get out! Activities — Smoke runs in the parking lot. Gary Piazza Ambition Michelle Ann Picone Miche — To have a career and a family. Lisa Pilvelis Ambition — To become a Medical Technologist. Activities — Varsity Spring Track — 1 yr. , Varsity Gymnastics — 1 yr., Vice President of Latin Club — 3 yrs. Russell D. Plourde Ambition — To be rich and enjoy life. Activities — Deca Club. Glenn Radloff The Animal Ambition — To become a wealthy Businessman. Activities — Honor Society. Marie Angela Rapaglia Angel Ambition — To become a good M.P. in the Army. Rosemary W. Regan Rose Ambition — To live life to it ' s fullest Activities — Vice President Senior Class, Spring and Winter Track, Volleyball, Home Coming Queen Attendant, Homeroom Rep., Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play, Drama Club. Sylvia A. Reich Syl., S. Ambition — To attain Nirrana, to see all the infinite in one. Activities — Newspaper, French Club, Drama Club, Glee Club. 61 My arm is breaking! The Koralishn Family Helga Reidl Ambition — To be happy in life and have the sun shine a little brighter each day. Activities — Pres. German Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Powder Puff Football Lynne Reitano Rigatoni Ambition — To go into Home Economics and major in Fashion Design Activities — Ski Team Capt., Homeroom Rep. Dorothy Ricci Dotty Ambition — To travel and have a happy life. Michael E. Rickley Mike Ambition — To become an engineer. Activities — Varsity Basketball, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society Diane Riley Riles Ambition — To be successful in the business world and to live a happy life. Activities — Partying, Swimming, Horseback Riding Tom Riopelle Ambition — To be successful. Activities — Band, Academic Internship Newspaper Staff _ Julie Anne Robbins Jul Ambition — To fulfill my capabilities and live prosperately. Activities — Varsity Swim Team Co-Capt., Spanish Club Mary Jo Roberge Steve Roberge Ambition — To succeed in life and always be Ambition — To buy alot of land and marry a happy. beautiful girl. Activities — Cheerleading Capt., Track, Football Activities — Wrestling Team Capt. Queen Attendent, Homeroom Rep. Cindv Rogers Cin Ambition — To become successful in life and become a secretary. Activities — Guidance Office. Tennis Manager - 1. 62 Mr. Mrs. Armand A. Gagnon Family Roxane M. Roy Rocky Ambition — To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Maha Saghbini Mona Saghbini Ambition — To serve the Lord Jesus Christ in all Ambition — To honor the Lord Jesus Christ and areas of my life and be a testimony for him to pass on the good news of his salvation, always. Activities — Honor Society, Newspaper Staff Activities — Honor Society, Newspaper Staff Cynthia Marie Salmon Cindy Ambition — To always be happy and live each day of my life to its fullest. Activities — Majorettes, Dance Club, Chorus, Newspaper Staff Laurie A. Saulen Miriam Scanlon Maureen F. Scannell Jay Scionti Ambition — To complete my training in a Ambition — To marry Jimmy and have a happy Moe Urpsy secretarial field, become successful in business, life together. Ambition — To be successful at whatever I do, to Ambition — To travel and travel to meet new people. get married and live a happy life Activities — Deca Club Activities — Marching Band, French Club, Activities — Human Relations. Spanish Club Cheerleader 63 Mr. Mrs. Michael Bardwell f-amily Robert J. Sergi Serg Ambition — To become six feet tall. Activities — Cross Country 4 yrs., Winter and Spring Track 4 yrs., Senior class Play Daniel J. Sessa Dan Ambition — To own my fathers Jewelry business. Activities — Work Study, Weight lifting Lisa A. Shaheen Shabeen John Sheehan Rabbit Ambition — To be successful in all that I do in life. Activities — Tennis Team, Art Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society Ambition Activities — To be a State Police Officer. — Football 1,2 Joyce M. Shirton Ambition — To someday have my own nursery school and be happy in whatever I do. Activities — Figure Skating Club, Dance Club Charles L. Simonian Chuck Ambition — To enter into the broadcasting field and have a happy life with Lynne. Activities — Tennis, Winter Track, N.B.A. Linda Siney Scott A. Skea Ambition — To be on the U.S. Ski Team. Activities — Ski Team James H. Smith Smitty Ambition — To live in the country and live a happy life. Activities — Football, Basketball, Track 64 Mr. Mrs. Karol Jaworski Hester Prynne ' m Kenny Smith Billy Joel Ambition — To be a computor technician. Activities — Music, Baseball Kim Smith Victoria Lynn Smith Vickie Ambition — To become a R.N. and live a rich and Ambition - Mark R. Snell Snelly — To live in Calif. happy life. Activities — Spanish Club, Computor Club, Academic Internship Activities - - Football, Track, German Club Deborah Marie Spaniol Deb Ambition — To become a D.J. Activities — Spanish Club, Powder Puff Football, Dance Club, Spanish Honor Society Pamela J. Sparta Pam Activities - Sandra J. Spina - Drama, Senior Class Play John M. Spinney Weasel Ambition — To become an officer in the service Activities — Basketball, Art ' A Chorus Line ' udy St. Hilaire Jude Ambition — To take it Easy the rest of my life. Activities — Honor Society, Basketball, Band, French Club, Photography Club, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play — Usherette Ann Marie St. Paul Annie Ambition — To make the best of whatever comes my way. Activities — Gymnastics, Work Study 65 Mr. Mrs. William Dufton Jacinthe M. St. Pierre Jay Ambition — To go places, to enjoy myself, and to make the most of what I have. Activities — French Club, Partying June Stephens Junie Bug Ambition — For all Seniors to have a happy and successful future and for me to become a X-Ray technician at Lawrence General. Activities — Child Care — Special Ed., Special Needs Program Kelly J. Sullivan Kel Ambition — To play in Neil Youngs band. Activities — Volleyball, Skating Club, Distributive Ed. Kathy A. Szostak Kath Ambition — To become a Nursery School teacher and coach. Activities — Co-Capt., Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball, and Softball. Honor Society Karen Tardif Munchkin Ambition — To be the Mayor. Activities — Horseback Riding Kevin Michael Tarr Damien Ambition — To be successful and happy and to see my friends happy and successful as well. Activities — Football 1,2,3,4, Indoor Track 1,2,3,4, Capt: Outdoor Track 1,2,3,4, Capt: Senior Class Play, Italian Club 1 2 Susan E. Teutonico Sue Ambition — To be happy and successful in whatever I do in life. Activities — Gymnastics, Powder Puff Football, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club, Homeroom Rep. Christine J. Thibault Tina Ambition — To live my life to the fullest with smiles and happiness Activities — Skating Club Anthony V. Tine Tony Scott M. Tisbert Tizzv Ambition — To be a cop or shine shoes on Essex Ambition — To play Football Street Activities — Football, Track, Baseball Activities — Varsity Hockey 66 Mr. Mrs. Ronald Howard Mfoft ■■T Nicholas P. Titone Nick Activities — Cadet Capt., Golf Team George A. Torromeo Jr. John Tovey Butch Ambition — To graduate. Ambition — To be a computor technician and to settle down and start a family. Kim Towler Ba Ambition — To work with children. Activities — Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Yearbook •■ - .. ' ■ RANGER SHOT WEEK OCT 30 OCT 31 NOV 1 nova H0Y3 HAT DM ft PDAY DRESS UP 00 TOGA DAY BLUE mbUHITE FOOTBALL DAY tfm± -.- ■i H k 3 F a JB ft Bill Towne Janet Travers (Mottola) Ambition — To set my ya ya ' s out. Ambition — To be successful in life. Activities — Guitar Playing, Listening to Stones Activities — Horseback Riding Chris Tulley Boozer Ambition — To be a better drinker. Dorothy Turcotte Dot Ambition — To become a model Activities — Cadet Corps Bruce A. Turmel Ambition — To enjoy life. Activities — Cadets Kenny Vachon 67 George Clarice Torromeo Sue Vachon Ambition — To find out what I want to do for the rest of my life, and to be happy doing it. Activities — Winter Track, French Club Collette Vaillancourt Coco Ambition — To work with children with special needs and to stay happy with Dean. Activities — Rangerettes, Drama Club, Homeroom Rep. Cindy Vallera Joseph Vandette Ambition — To go to school and become successful. Activities — Soccer 3 yrs.. Hockey 3 yrs. Steven K. Ventre Ki ggy Ambition — To be happy, successful, and most of all wealthy . Activities — Co Capt. Track Team (winter spring), Football, Homeroom Rep. Greg Venturo Bernie Victory James R. Vermette Jim Ambition — To have the biggest built in Methuen and always be bigger than Russo and Consoli. Activities — Football, Winter and Spring Track, Weightlifting Ambition in life. Activities Danielle M. Vernis - To become a nurse and be successful - Cadets, Spring Track Audrey M. Vittorioso Ambition — To become a computor programmer and to be happy and successful in life. Activities — Majorette, Homeroom Rep., Spanish Club 68 Mr. Mrs. Francis P. Weisinger Joe, What ' s Number 2? Janice Wadsworth Ambition — To be a Phys-Ed teacher. Activities — Field Hockey 1,2,3 Co Capt: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Tri-Capt Stacey Lynn Wallace Ambition — To succeed in aviation. Mark Wante Ambition — To play baseball in college. Activities — Varsity Baseball and Basketball Donna Wardrop Ambition — To do lots of traveling and be a success in the court room. Activities — Tennis, Dancing Denise Waring Christopher Waszczuk Chris Ambition — To go on to college and become an engineer. Activities — Baseball, Honor Society, Student Congress Maura Watts Gambler Ambition — To graduate from college and become very successful. Activities — French Club, Softball, 4-H Club, Chorus Mary Weisenborn Mare Ambition — To live a happy life and to marry Richard. Activities — Art, Photography Susan Weisinger ' Dazed and Confused II ' Gerry M. Wells Gary Ambition — To become a physician. Activities — Football 4 yrs.. Winter Track 4 yrs., Co-Capt., Spring Track 4 yrs.. Student Congress, French Club, Latin Club Diedre Lynn Wheeler Dee-dee Ambition — To become a professional Jazz Dancer. Activities — Jazz Company Julie Giles 69 Mr. Mrs. Calvin R. Snell Shelle A. Wheeler Ambition — To become a Disc-Jockey and a sports announcer. James White Walter W. White IV. Jim Ambition — To survive. Ambition — To get everything I can out of life. Activities — Hockey, Soccer Kenneth A. Wilman Jr. Ambition — To work for N.B.C. and be successful. Activities — Soccer. Student Senate. Senior Class Play Nancy E. Winn Activities — Color Guard Capt., Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Spring Track, Homeroom Rep. Gary Wormald The Worm Ambition — To have the things I want out of life. Activities — Honor Society Carl Wunderlish Ambition — To get rich. Activities — Band Linda L. Yarid Ambition — To be successful in all that 1 do. I would like to go into art and Dentistry. Activities — Honor Society, Photography Club Sunmi Yim Ambition — To be a person filled with love of Jesus, my Savior. Jane (Muhee) Yu Ambition — To have the love of the Lord Jesus Christ, that others may see him in me. Activities — Art Club, Computor Club Gail M. Zilinsky Ambition — To be happy and make others happy. Activities — Tennis Team. Spanish Honor Society, International Club Christopher Zoltko Ambition — To go on to college and major in engineering at U. of Lowell. 70 V Mr. Mrs. Peter R. Contarino Assistant Coaches and Head Coach Larry Klimas (center) Front Row (1 to r): Jim Hermans, Mike Farelli, Kevin Tarr, Bob Cavaretta, Greg Morin, Jon Morin, Jim Smith. Second Row: Mike Ford, Jim Fleming, Gerry Wells, Chuck Hillard, Steve Ventre, Kevin Lanouette, Charles Gagne. Third Row: Joe Boucheri, Dave Deneau, Tod Catteau, Mark Snell, Kevin Bradley, Wayne Holden, Ron McGrath. FOOTBALL The 1978 football team provided it ' s fans with an exciting and exp- losive display. Central Catholic was upset by a great 2nd half. Tewksburg led 6-0 after only one minute into the game but Jon Mo- rin ' s interception for a TD won a defensive struggle. Andover handed Methuen its second M.V.C. loss. Austin had ideas of an upset but a fine defensive ef- fort stopped Austin cold. Kevin Tarr led the Rangers to crush a fine Billerica Team. Dracut came to Methuen on Thanksgiving. Great efforts by the offense led by Jon Morin and the defense led by Ron McGrath almost gave the Rangers a well- deserved victory. MINUTES x s aG : - • t 1ft 1 :••:. • ••• • ••• :..:• • ••• • • ••4 1 1 seconds) ;? V J . RANGE HOME I h VrSlTD • •••• • •••• IDOWN iilTOGO MOTR ■ -«f . wfe «f JSf • •••• THE VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Moore, Mimi Leger, Karen Waks. Coach; Mr. Michael Sorter Managers; Dianne jyai ? s«iaw«w VARSITY SOCCER The Rangers started off swift and strong as they went undefeated in their first five games before they lost their only game of the year in route to their first M. V. C. Championship. Along with Chris Childs in goal, seniors Buddy Haney, Jim Menihane, and Bob Chap- man controlled the defense, while Walter White, Scott Consoli, Gary Gagnon controlled the midfield game, and Joe Vandette, Steve Hailson, Ken Wilman, and Dave Marceau took care of the offense. 75 rf First row, 1-r: Linda Mistal, Beth Childs, Kathy Szostak, Janice Wadsworth, Nancy Macleod, Sandy Ward. Second row: Sandy Marcin- cevich, Paula Heinz, Nancy Rochefort, Nancy Szostak, Sue Smith, coach Mimi Stott. . •- A wild and crazy team ' Jr. Varsity Team Jr. Varsity coach Cathy O ' Connell f m FIELD HOCKEY FIELD HOCKEY BOASTS BEST RECORD EVER This season brought many pleasant surprises to the girls field hockey team. Our defense managed to limit the opponents to just one goal in regular season play with the offense leading us to an undefeated 8-0-6 season. The combined effort of a dedicated 14 girls brought M.H.S. a league championship and northern area finalist. —Ml First Row, 1-r: JoAnne Frasca, Lesley Austin. Second row: Cathy Carraccio, Kathy Bitler, Colleen O ' Connell, Ann Leonard, Danielle Latullippe, Judy King. Third row: Linda Smith, Lori Charette, Donna Contarelli, Cathy Castles, Cynthia Donegan, coach Don Smith. VOLLEYBALL The Girl ' s Volleyball Team once again had a successful season. The team compiled a 14-6 record finishing second in the Verrimack Valley Conference. The team qualified for the state tournament for the fourth straight year. Led by seniors Colleen O ' Connell, Ann Leonard, Lesley Austin, Danielle Lattulippe, Judy King, Jo-Ann Frasca, and Kathy Bitler the girls upheld the winning traditions of Methuen sports. Girls Cross Country The 1978-79 edition of the girls Cross Country Team was the most success- ful in the sports brief history. This year was the first year that Girls Cross Country has been recognized as a league sport. The girls finished the season undefeated (9-0) and M.V.C. Champs. The Rangerettes were led by senior Co-captains Donna Kendall and Bobbie Baker. tifetitt Ouch!! That hurts! May the best man win ' The Rangers young team led by Captain Dave Kazanjian had big wins over Austin and Billerica on their way to finishing 9-0 to win their second M.V.C. crown in the last three years. They were second at the Northern Area and fifth in the State Meet. Captain Dave Kazanjian, Mike Dechane, and Rick Pepin were named to the M.V.C. All-Star Team and Eagle Tribune All-Star Team. Nine Boys Qualified for Region 1 Jr. Olympic Action in Heightown, New Jersey, there Kazanjian finished 4th, qualifying him for the Na- tionals in Kansas where he finished 12th. He was also named to the Harrier All American Cross Country Team. «— , a jL BBS h A Ik «S? : ■? ,« • ' - • G I R L S V A R S I T y back row (L to R) Jim Manchester (coach), Tina Kalil, Althea Reich, Karla Kapazynski, Eileen Annaloro, Ann Margaret Conolly, Cindy Battye, Sue Neff, Joanne Pappalardo, Justine D-Angelo, Front row (L to R) Robin Viglione, Kathy Brien, Lisa Gagne, Julie Robbins, Jackie Bentley, Sheila Macdonald, Pam Kelley, Dianne Michaud. Co-captains (L to R) Julie Robbins, Jim Manchester (coach), Jackie Bentley Seniors: back row (L to R) Pam Kelly, Jim Manchester, Kathy Brien, front row (L to R) Lisa Gagne, Julie Robbins, Jackie Bentley, Sheila Macdonald GIRL ' S The Girl ' s Gymnastics Team had another outstanding season. With a record of 9-1, they became the M. V. C. Champions for the third straight year. The team was invited to the North Area District Meet and Chris Bergeron and Shelia Macdonald qualified for the Individual State Meet. Three girls were selected to the Mer- rimack Valley All-Star Team: Chris Bergeron — Ail-Around, Cyndi Donegan — Floor Exercise, and Sheila Macdonald — Balance Beam. Co-captains; Chris Bergeron and Brenda Contarino. Seniors; Sheila Macdonald, Ann Guilmette, Chris Bergeron, Brenda Contarino, Kelley Kenyon. Manager; Lori Charette. Coach; Mrs. Karen Bergeron Asst. Coach; Miss Eicher GYMNASTICS Co-Captains — Donny Brandon and Tony Franciosa. Seniors — Jimmy Amore, Earl Feugill, Donny Brandon, Tony Franciosa, Greg Daigle. Coach — Mr. Fran Molesso. 1978-79 Gymnastics Team The sport of gymnastics is one of pride, honor, individuality. It is a sport which strengthens the mind and body. Gymnastics is rapidly growing at Methuen High. This years team finished with a 5-3 record and Methuen will soon be a powerhouse in the Merrimack Valley Conference. ii.V; J I i ? 85 V A R S I T Y Methuen Ranger ' s Varsity Hockey Team Coach: Mr. Kenneth Palm Goalie Coach: Mr. Joseph Robillard 4 m % Co-captains: Ed Nutter and Jonathan Morin Asst. captains: Buddy Haney and Greg Morin 1978-1979 Varsity Hockey This years team, being improved by the addi- i tion of Mr. Kenneth Palm as head coach showed it is a potential power in the M. V. C. ' The high point of this season was being the first team in four years to beat the reigning M. V. C. champs, the Billerica Indians. The team was disappointed by missing the state tournament by one point — Better luck next year. ' V VI ♦ 5 ■ t % § Girls Winter Track The Girls Winter Track Team participated in the newly formed Girls North Shore In- door Track League. This league ended up being the strongest indoor girls league in the state. Methuen ' s team finished a very good season with a 7-2 record and a second place finish in league competition — state champion Billerica ended up as League Champions. The team was led by tri- captains Lesley Austin, Maureen Halloran and Donna Kendall; four team members scored in the state meet — Donna Kendall, Dawna Carbonneau, Monique Wheeler and Cathy Castles. Tri-Captains, 1 Lesley Austin. r: Maureen Halloran, Donna Kendall, W ' m v % W 1 HANGERS ' k ,JF !■ B l Seniors, 1-r front row: Donna Kendall, Lesley Austin, back row: Pamela Halloran, Kim Towler, Roberta Baker. Missing: Maureen Halloran, Cindy Blondin, Charleyne Norton. HHSH 1978-1979 Indoor Track The boy ' s track team led by Co- captains Gerry Wells, Dave Kazan- jian, Kevin Tarr, and Steve Ventre completed the finest season ever recorded by any Methuen team. Un- defeated in dual meet, M. V. C. champs, State Relay champs, North- ern Area, and State Champions (Div. II). Kevin Tarr was selected to the Globe and Herald All-Scholastic teams as a sprinter. Mr. Larry Klimas was chosen as the Coach of the Year by the Boston Globe. The following Rangers were elected to the M. V. C. All Star Team: Kevin Tarr, Dave Kazanjian, Steve Ventre, Chuck Hillard, Mike Carney, and Peter O ' Dowd. Row 1. Ed Olefirowicz, Gary Wells, Dave Kazanjian, Steve Ventre, Kevin Tarr, Mark Gilbert, Joe Mu rach, Bob Sergi. Row 2. George Baker, Barry Bilapka, Roy Arsenault, Bob Dennis, Steve Parolisi, Dennis Laorenza, Mark Pennisi, Kasper Maksian, Jim Fones, Dave Denue. The unpredicta- bility of our New England weather was once again a major problem for the Ranger Ski Team. Despite the scarcity of snow, the team managed to com- plete its season with a 3-4 record. With the addition of a large number of experienced freshmen we are beginning to gain the depth neces- sary to improve in a very com- petitive league. ■ T5P« -• Back row: coach, Ken LaRose, Seniors, Sherry McCaan, Linda Geradi, Linda Brown, Colleen O ' Connell, Lynne Reitano. Front row: Diane Brooks, Pam DeFillippo, Chris Donegian. Co-captains: Back row: Richie Kostandin, Lynne Reitano. Front row: Pam DeFillippo, Scott Vievey. „ rv. u u i C H E E R L E A D E R S I B A S K E T B A L L Co-Captains: Kevin Bradley and Mark Wante The Methuen Varsity Basketball Team was in the process of a rebuild- ing year which included a new coach and his philosophy. The overall season win loss record of 13-7. Leading the way for the Methuen Rangers was Co-captain Kevin Brad- ley who scored over 1,000 points in his high school career. Co-captain Mark Wante received the best defen- sive award. The basketball future in Methuen looks promising with many returning varsity players. 94 rear (1 to r): Vincent Titone, Bob Gurka, Charlie Nassar, Kevin Bradley, Mark Bardwell, Mark Wante, Head coach: Mr. William Donlon. Dan Carraccio, Gary McLain, Joe Hollins Excuse me. May I please s leave the room? rear (1 to r) Nancy Szostak, Linda Mistal, Roanne Catteau, Nancy Rochefort, Sandy Ward. Center Beth Childs, Judy St. Hilaire, Sandy Lahey, Patty Miller, Janice Wadsworth, Front Kathy Szostak, Nancy MacLeod. Co-Captains: Kathy Szostak and Nancy Mac- Leod Girls Basketball With a well seasoned varsity- team Methuen dominated the M. V. C. this year ending the regular season with a 14-0 record led by co-captains Nancy MacLeod and Kathy Szostak. Methuen had two :ome-from-behind victories 3ver Chelmsford. The girls represented M. H. S. to the best of their ability, bowing 3ut in the semi-finals of the Division I playoffs. .  • .. MM 4 M 1 8 BOYS VARSITY SWIM TEAM 3ack 1-r: P. Gagnon, D. Pappalardo, G. Blaidell, R. Landry, M. Cul- lum, J. Kenyon, coach J. Manchester, Front 1-r: M. Nightingale, B. McCassy, J. Fleming, R. Piccaski, J. Hammond. Seniors: Don Pappalardo and Jim Flemming This was a very impres- sive first season for the boys varsity swim team at MHS. The boys all im- proved helping the team to higher its league stand- ing. The co-captains lead in scoring, and Paul Gag- non was this season ' s most improved swim- mer. Co-captains: Mark Nightin- gale and Richard Landry Most valuable diver Jack Hammond WRESTLING G O L F T E A M Seniors — Jim Menihane, and Dan Lyonns - i- BASEBALL Front row, L-R: Kevin Bradley, Vinnie Ardizzone, Gary Gagnon, Jonathon Morin, Mark Warte, Ronny McGrath, Bob Griffin; Back row: Head Coach-Bruce Parker, Todd Catteau, Steve Parolisi, Chris Wazchuck, Mike Ford, Jay Dzioba, j Assistant Coach-Joe Buglione £L h U 100 Child of Nature The team had a good season winding up as MVC Co- champs sharing their title with Lawrence. Led by pitchers Bob Griffin and Jay Dziolia, the offense did a fine job with co-captains Mark Warte, Gary Gagnon and Mike Ford, while the defense was led by co-captains Jon Morin, Ronnie McGrath and Steve Parolisi. Tri-captains, L-R: Nancy Macleod, Kathy Szostak, Janice Wadsworth. •« • •-, . vW I « • i  . fc$fll || . .„_ w— - ; The girls had a great year. They were the Mer- rimack Valley Champs and went on to the State Tournament where they lost in the Semi-finals. It was a great team effort all sea- son. The team consisted of six seniors and eight juniors all of whom worked hard for their win. Exceptional players for Methuen were Janice Wadsworth, Kathy Szostak, Nancy Szostak, and Beth Childs. The team will lose a lot of players but will still have a good many players. Good luck next year! V A R S I T Y T E N N I S Coach Sheryl Allen. Front row: Seniors — Linda Mistal, Andrea Chatis, Colleen O ' Con- nell, Pam Defillippo, Pam Halloran, Gail Zilinski. 1979 was the year for Girls ' Tennis at Methuen High. Winning the Merrimack Valley League Championship outright for the first time was made possible through the efforts of six seniors; Tri-captains: Andrea Chatis, Pam Defillipo and Colleen O ' Connell and also Linda Mistal, Pam Hallorhan and Gail Zilinsky. Fine showings were made in the State Individual Tournament in which Methuen was seeded 7th. All in all, a 16-1 record, and many other accomplishments made 1979 the year for Girls ' Tennis. Tri-captains — Front row: Andrea Chatis; Bac row: Colleen O ' Connell, Sheryl Allen, Pam Ce fillippo. i fl ! ' 1 $ m r B O Y S V A R S I T Y T E N N I S « Front row: Co-captains — Dave Donagan, Gregg Cannavo Back row — right hand corner, coach Don Smith. ■I Smitty and the Boys The 1979 Boys Tennis Team showed improvement over the courts of the season. The team was composed primarily of underclassmen who will form the found- ation of a strong competitive squad in the coming years. Their efforts and good sportsmanship kept them going through the season. 105 , i M)Uwgyf y TRACK Due to scheduling problems, the 1979 Boys ' Varsity Spring Track Team pic- tures were not taken. Varsity Spring Track Seniors — Front row, L-R: Ed Olefirowicz, Gerry Wells, Dave Kazanjian, Steve Ventre, Kevin Tarr, Mark Gilbert, Joe Murach, Bob Sergi; Back row: George Baker, Roy Arsenault, Bob Dennis, Dennis Lorenzo, Mark Pennisi, Jim Fones, Chuck Hillard, Wayne Holden. Missing from picture — Kevin DeChane, Tony Fran- ciosa, Peter O ' Dowd. The boys had a good season winning the MVC Title, and de- feating Andover for the first time in 21 years. They were led by State Champs Kevin Tarr and Steve Ventre, while Chuck Hillard, Gerry Wells and Dave Kazanjian contributed a great deal to the team. The team was coached by Larry Klimas as- sisted by Bill Blood. 107 G I R L S S P R I N G T R A C K Methuen Rangers 1 Fan and Photographer, Bill La Couter L-R: Head Coach — Mike Hughes, Lesley Austin-Tri-capt., Kim Towler, Roberta Baker, stands with senior track girls. Donna Kendall-Tri-capt., Maureen Halloran-Tri-capt., Ann Leonard, Assistant Coaches — Fran Molesso, Dan Moynihan, Ray Damphouse. Cheryl Grasso demonstrates the technique which made her the team ' s most valuable competition in the field events. A YEAR IN SPORTS ar no evil (Kim Towler), See no evil, (Gary Gagnon), Speak no evil, (Joe 4urach), Have no fun! s E N A T E Senate Officers — Row 1. Donna Carito. Row 2. Casper Maksian, Maria Contarino, Senior Senate Members — Row 1 Becky Laverriere, Maria Contarino, Jackie Bently, Mark Pennisi, David Gagnon, Casper Lisa Depreto, Penny Moore, Tracy Kerman. Maksian R E P H R O E M S E E R N O I O T M I V E S 117 c L A O F F I C R S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Mark Gilbert, Vice President — Rosie Regan, Treasurer — Mary-Jo McC arthy, Secretary — Margaret Hovanasian 118 v ■ F O R E I G N Foreign Language Seniors — Row 1 — Debbie Spaniol, Gail Zalinski, Margaret Hovanasian, Maureen Hallo- ran, Chris Kinney, Helga Ridel. Row 2 — Sharon Gebo, Jodie Evans, Mary-Jo McCar- thy, Michelle Legar, Lisa Burgess. L A N G U A G E p H O A O C N N I I O E S R T H Y 119 Row 1 — Evelyn Hilderbrandt. Row 2 — Joyce Shirton, Donna Gallant, Audrey Vitturioso, Marsha Mansour, Danielle Vernis, Debbie Egan, Laura Garson. Row 3 — Hope Kenyon, Lisa Didio, Terri Melisi, Taryn Mariano, Cathy Linton, Wendy La Torre, Mary Iannalfo. Row 4 — Tom Barry, Bob Griffin, Dave Myers, Steve Perrone, Sean Brouder, Kevin McAdams, Ann St. Paul, Karen Tardiff. Row 5 — Jim Mastrangelo, John Palmisano, Mr. William Becker, Linda Filacamo, Diane Egan, Laura Lupo, Terri-Ann Fair, Nina Gile. Row 6 — Gregg Venturo, Cindy Vallera, Donna Banano, Dawn Anderson, Dottie Ricci, Diane Riley. Row 6 — Joe Digloria, Bruce Jabour, Bert Getchell, Bob Smith, Alan Dewhirst, Steve Bruce. I A N C T A E D R E N M S I H C I P Rowl — Roy Arsanault, Peter Sarkis, Mr. Salmonson, Carol Newburt, Carolyn Bistany, Lisa Dole, Annette Lee. Row 2 — Joe | Murach, Laura Difransico, Lisa Burgess, Tom Riopelle, Leslie Depres. 120 w ■?- B  l f HP!fi 1 y C At ti BJB s WBTBiM r Br TB B B ; h! Bj HBfH ffK-f iflHfc MM Bn -5 - rBHn IS. V 1 H. Tfc :HM| T - 4H . h y ' JH ifl 4H jk t 4 i ■ Mil 5 1 b£ ij D I S T R J B 17 T J £ E D U C A T I O N Seniors — Row 1 Mary Lombardo, Cheryl Magoon, Andrea Samra, Mr. Raymond Pilot, Kelly Sulli- van, Marsha Ferris, Ellen McMur- ray. Row 2 Jay Scionti, Russell Plourde, Scott Tisbert, Chris Tully, Debbie Kalil. 121 3 8 N E W S P A P E R S T A F F ssrssss - x t: , ™--« °— - )iane Brooks, Sue Grondine, Joanna CavalJ 122 Mr. John Sieg, Annette Lee, Sue Marchman, Ellen Mahoney, Carol Godin, Cherly Lumb, Pat Farlely P e V C I u b P H O T O G R A P H Y C L U B Seniors — Theresa La Tulippe, Judy St. Hillaire, Advisor Miss Grillo ART CLUB Seniors — Michlel Legar, Colleen O ' Connel, Ad- visor Mrs. Fiorillo 123 B I Row 1 Lisa Bergess, Kathy Korzeb, Sue Grondine, Helga Ride!, Advisor Mr. Kasperian COMPUTOR CLUB 124 Row 1 Seniors — Jim Fraas, Peter Gian- nowsis, John Dibardinas, Joe Fin- nacharo, Gary Piazza, Louis Steed, Ralph Hall c H O R U S Seniors Chorus — Donna Blain, Coleen Harrison, Regina Danahy, Kathy Collins, Maria L ' ltalien. Row 2 Steven Barbin, Jim Amore, Steve Bruce, Maura Watts, Thersa Converse. JAZZ BAND Row 1 Maria L ' ltalien, Lisa Lac- roix, Chris Donigian, George Far- row, Dennis Lorenzo, Dave Jaworski, Paul Jacobucci 125 DANCE CLUB Seniors — 1st row — Lisa Dole, Donna Blain, Lisa Lucchesi, Becky D ' Urso, Kathy Brian, Kasper Maksian. 2nd row — Christine Donigian, Christine Kinny, Lisa Maguvro, Sandy Spina, Director — Mrs. Shirley Hovanasian, Mike Kearny . DRAMA CLUB Seniors — Debbie Spaniol, Shelly Wheeler, Lynn Reitano, Jimmy Fraas 126 Seniors — Nick Titone, Bruce Turmel The 1978-1979 Cadet Corps had a banner year. It was highlighted by winning first place in the New England Regional Drill Competitions. The military ball and spring trip were a tremendous success. We hope that future cadets will be as successful, have as much fun, and keep up the Cadet Corp tradition of being the best drill team around. c A D E T S A N D R A N G E R E T T E S Seniors — Dot Turcotte, Collet Valincourt, Denise Waring, Shari Leonhart J- 127 M A R A , y r 2T A ■ i . Dennis Laorenza ing his solo play- Dennis Laorenza, Karl Wunderlich, Paul Jacobucci, Tom Riopelle, George Farrell, David Pacheco, Doug Consentino, David Jaworski, Mitch Kearny, Joe Pantano, Christine Donigian FLAG CORP 129 M A J O R E T T E S Seniors — Jodie Evans, Brenda Hajjar, Cindy Salmon 130 REMEMBER? 135 VENUS Danielle Latulippe APOLLO Mike Giordano 136 . K I N G Q A u N E D E N Steve Ventre and Rosie Regan BRUTE AND BABYFACE Bob Cavaretta and Lisa Dove 137 MOST FRIENDLY Tony Tine and Margret Hovanasian MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bryan Kerman and Ann-Maria Contanno BEST DRESSED Fred Corey and Sandra Spina CLASS CLOWNS Laura DiFrancesco and Scott Console 139 Donna Busta and Steve Bruce MUTT -WO ' EFF Al Barbagallo and Carol Barbin 140 ' ■■i| MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Becky Laverriere and Mark Gilbert FLIRT AND CASANOVA Andrea Chatis and Dave Kazanjian 141 MOST ATHLETIC Kathy Szostak and Devin Tarr inn MOST SHY George Baker and Karen Battaglia 1 TEACHER ' S PETS Maureen Hallorhan and Ken Wilman PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS Barbara Martin and Dave Pacheco 143 ACTOR AND ACTRESS Mike Kearny and Celeste Morel BIG M O U T H S Joe Pantano and Laura Lupo 144 MEXICAN ATHLETE Colleen Oconnell and Jim Fleming SPACE SHOT Dave Jaworsky and Barbara Martin 145 p o w D £ R P U F F F O O T B A L L ' ' JrdmHHHHBI MAY THE FARCE BE WITH YOU CAST Superbrain, Byron Ceps Chris Childs Vera Strong Maureen Hallorhan Star Raider Mike Kearny Miss Broom Celeste Morel Miss MacDonald Lisa Mugavero Terry Secra Sandy Spina Supermaids Mimi Leger, Nancy Winn Nerd Bob Stergi Yuck Laura DiFrancesco Frenchy Cuisine Sue Grondine Mrs. Onaze Kelly Goland Terrific Trio Scott Console, Mary Jo McCarthy, Ken Wilman Gadzooks Bob Caueretta Keexie Lisp Lisa Dole H2O Girl Rosemary Regan Astarte Danielle Latulippe Acrobat Man Dave Jaworsky Aibatrose Kevin Tarr May-onase Colleen O ' Conell Art Cuisine Roy Arscnault Shorty Orders Dave Marceau r ; 1 ft fi 1 GYMNASTIC SHOW COULD IT BE. . . .? BABIES Babies, L-R: Shari Leonhart, Roberta Leslie, Maureen Scan- nel, Cathy Linton, Mary Joe McCarthy, Lisa Perrochi, Collerte Vallencourt, Mark Gilbert, Lois Cormier, Julie Ann Robbins, Dorothy Budrevich, Maureen Hallorhan, Pam DeFillipo, Cheryl Lumb, Mary Beth Gallagher, Karen Battaglia, Rosem- ary Regan, Marsha Mansor, Linda Filocamo, Becky Laverriere, Syl via Reich, Lisa DeMonaco, Danielle Latulippe. Babies, L-R: Billy Nartiff, Helga Reidl, Greg Morin, Darlene D ' Hont, Mark Wante, Lisa Burgess, Celeste Morel, Jim Fraas, Brenda Hajjar, Joe Murach, Irene Chantoian, Bob Caveretta, Laura DiFrancesco, Kim Towler, Steve Ventre, Kathy Bitler, Ellen Mahoney, Steve Bruce, Beth and Chris Childs, Kathy Szostak, Jackie Bentley, Dave Kazanjian, Sue Grondine, Marie L ' ltalien, Paula Koralishn, Nancy Macleod, Annette Lee, Dianne Moore, Audrey Vittorioso, Donna Wardrop. PROM NIGHT HONORS BANQUET Students lined up anxiously and nervously awaiting their turn. Senator Paul Tsongas was among the guests present at the honors banque t. He made a speech congratulat- ing the graduates and touching on the energy crisis and the importance of conserving it for our future and our families ' future. A W A R D S N I G H T CLASS DAY Readings: Honor Essay Linda Brown Class History Mitch Kearny, Margaret Hovanasian Class Will Jon Morin, Danielle Latulippe Class Prophecy Dave Jaworsky, Colleen O ' Connell GRADUATION DAY JUNE 3,1979 Banquet SENIORS CLASS PROPHECY Many of our classmates have gone into business for themselves. STEVE VENTRE and MARK WANTE have opened up a small medical center where they are practicing gynecology. KATHY BITLER is now the proud owner of the Learner Shop, her husband Mike is sales manager. FRED COREY, best dressed boy of 79 , now runs the Salvation Army. DIANE BROOKS, DEBBIE DEJONKER and JOANNA CAVALLARO now own and run the world recognize the Ranger Spirit, after four years of intense study in journalism. STEVE HAILSON opened up an auto body shop and is finally planning to paint his car all one color. GLENN BARBIN and SEAN BROUDER have just opened their own mechanic shop. Most of the equipment came from the junk yard. COLLEEN O ' CONNELL and LINDA BROWN are giving scuba leassons down in the Carrobean. They spend their days off with their pet dolphins Coke and Cane. ELLIE GAGNON now owns Findeisen ' s on 1 Lowell St., now she kicks the cops out. ROY ARSENAULT opened up a toga shop, BOB DENNIS is one of his best customers. DON AUGER and JOHN TOVEY have a printing shop, where they specialize in bumper stickers and t-shirts. BECK DURSO, DIANE RILYE and THERESA CONVERSE took over Kealey ' s after the mysterius death of Jim and Andy. CHARLOTTE ABDALLAH has just opened a chain of Friendly ' s specializing in Armenian ice-cream. JIM SMITH and NANCY LATULIPPE are now married and own a Exxon station they spend their days pumping gas. Jim specializes in lube jobs. LISA SHAHEEN is printing t-shirts but she can never remember to bring the t-shirts in. KASPER MAKSIAN is the president of the Armenian track association he is also the only m ember. LORI AGNEW and CHARLIE GAGNE have completely changed the Party Needs store to THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION CENTER for MIKE FORD ' S coke company. JANET DELODGE has moved into the King and turned it into a wild and crazy place. CHRIS DONIGIAN has opened a pediatrics clinic and JACKIE BENTLEY is her trusty secretary. SCOTT MCKENZIE and DAVE COROSO are now co-owners of the school store. DIANE EGNET owns her own costume shop. LISA PAPPALARDO runs a jewlrey shop most of her jewelry comes from a gumball machine. GARY PIAZZA ownes a pizza and grinder shop. COLLEEN O ' DONOHUE is owner of Frogs, Ducks and Iona. MARCIAL FERRIS is managing a market. One of her employees, Ray Pilot, Had been giving her trouble. ROXANNE ROY owns the 5 corner sub shop. MARK GILBERT is now the president of Hancock Insurance Co. in Denver Colorado. He buzzes around the Rockies in his M.G. LOUIS STEED has changed Burger King ' s logo from fast food to slow slop. KAREN SMITH hos her own crutch shop in N.J. LESLIE DEPRESS owns her own boutique. RON MCGRATH opened up his own brewery and DEB FAUCHTER is his test taster. MAUREEN HALLORAN and JIM CARDELLO have opened up a law firm and have yet to win a case. BERT GETCHELL is happily married and owns his own leather jacket shop. PAT FARLEY is a corrupted M. CHRIS ZOLTHO has designed the perfect partymobile equiped with all the necessities. MARGRET HOVANASION has replaced Rona Barrett as gossip columnist. CINDY SALMON has her own dance studio and DIERDRE WHEELER of Chorus Line fame is her assistant. GEORGE BAKER, their pride student, just won a disco contest at Studio 54. CHRIS CHILDS is now modeling for Play Girl Magazine. HOPE KENYON was recently featured on the cover of Vogue. PAM HALLORAN has become an accomplished artist, her work can be seen on the bathroom walls of Methuen High. DEBBIE KALIL is modeling the lates in Harley Davidson black leather jackets. ELAINE KUCHAR is a famous artist living in France and making millions. DANIELLE VERNIS is a fashion coordinator for Cheryl Tiegs. KENNY WILMAN is a radio announcer, his experience with the morning announcements at Methuen High have helped him greatly. DEANNAL JESSIE is a professional photographer on the beaches of sunny California. ANDREA SAMRA is a model and fashion designer for Brooks. CAROL GODIN is a photographer for Play Girl. SUE VACHON is employed as a commercial artist for High Times. DAVE MURPHY is also an artist his work can be seen at Mr. right near Lisa ' s black ensemble. ANGELA MARCHESE is working on a professional photographer. LINDA YARID is a part time artist and part time dentist, she makes creative cavaties. DENNIS LORENZA is conducting the Methuen Elementary School Orchestra along with his assistant Dave Isadore. It As you probably all know our class had a very impressive sports record. Many of our classmates have continued in their sporting careers. ANN LEONARD is presently the athletic trainer for the New England Patriots, she never realized how much she really liked football. JON MORIN has continued his baseball career and is now playing the field. ANDREA CHATIS has clinched the Grand Slam by beating Tracy Austin in straight sets at the finals by of Wimbelton. CHRIS BERGERON has scored an 11.0 at the Olympics to beat the 10.0 mark set by Nadia Comaniche. VITO ANSALDI and GERRY WELLS have opened up their own Karate school along with their pajama factory. DON BRANDIN is a ski instructor on CELESTE MOREL and WAYNE HOLDEN is starting on a multimillion dollar contract with the Oakland Raiders, he keeps all the guys happy. DARLENE D ' HONDT is a Red Sox groupie after following them for ten years she is now the proud owner of Butch bone chips. Playing for the sox are our hometown favorite pitcher BOB GRIFFIN, pitcher JAY DZIOBA and fielder TODD CATTEAU. KEVIN BRADLEY; alias Zombie is spacing out in the Celtics locker room, he still hasn ' t realized the seasons over. BETH CHILDS is wanted for athletic equipment evasion, there is a 2,000 dollar reward dead or alive. TONY FRANCIOSCA is head bone cracker and gymnastics coach at Methuen High School EARL FEUSILL is his assitant, that is when he is not fooling around with Debbie. MIKE GIORDANO just finished making a tissue collage on the wall of his gymnasium. GAIL ZILINSKI has taken Miss Bonnanos place as J. V. Tennis. KEVIN DECHANE won the Boston Marathon again this year, which makes a record breaking four years in a row. SHERRY McCANN skied off the course at Killington and is presently caught up in a tree. NANCY MACLEOD has taken Mimi Stott ' s place as head coach for field hockey, basketball, softball, and mud ball teams. KATHY SZOSTACK conducts a field hockey camp for overweight girls while JANICE WADSWORTH makes the equipment and LINDA MISTAL manufacturers their own tennis balls. SPENCER MORRISON is the work world ' s best Motor Cross racer, he went undefeated this year. DONNA KENDALL is on an African safari giving adrenaline to wild elephants. PAM DEFILLIPPO and husband Guillermo Villas opened their new tennis camp in Hawaii. PAM says she loves when he gets his balls caught in the net. WALTER WHITE and DAVE MARCEAU are team mates of Pele, Mr. Sorter is their waterboy and PAULA KORALISHEN is their cheerleading flirt. RALPH HALL, KEVIN BIBEAU, and ALAN FARO have been lifting for ten years and are now having a hard time getting their massive bodies through the doorway. DAVE KAZANJIAN will be running at Seabrook tonight. He ' s running the 6th race Yankee Course. He ' s in box four going out a 3 to 1. You can ' t miss him, he ' ll have a muzzle of course but he ' ll be the only one with two leggs. ALAM LAMBERT is betting on KAZOO to show he ' s got a couple hundred riding on this race. BARRY BILAPKA has taken over as Austin Prep football coach and continues the 0-10 tradition. BRUCE TURMEL is racing cars at Indianappolis. CINDY BLONDIN can outrun an ostrich in her hometown in India. GAIL MAN- SOR is cheerleading coach for the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. CINDY ROGERS is taking the whole racketball industry to small claims court. SYLVIA REICH is currently Head Guard at Forest Lake; among the kids in her swim program are Sue, Jodie, Fosh, Okie, Ventre, C. K., Mike and Brenda. MARSHA MANSOR is dragging her Camero down Route 125 on her way to New England Raceway. JIM FLEMING, Mexican Athlete, broke his leg while playing jumprope. JUDY ST. HILAIRE is running a softball camp for Methuen degenerates. AUDREY VITTORIOSO and JODIE EVANS have opened a twirlers school. STEVE ROBERGE is still wrestling, he got KELLEY in a Saturday Night Ride position. STEVEN BRUCE is a W. W. W. F. wrestling champ under coach TOM BABOLA. MARK PENNISI is playing a celebrity Tennis match on ABC ' s challenge of the sexes. He ' s playing Jimmy Connors. MIKE BUOTE has been body building for several years and wants to enter the Miss America contest. CLAIRE MICHAUD and CELESTE MOREL have formed a professional powder puff football team. CLAIRE is quarterback and CELESTE is a killer on the line. PETER SARKIS is now an auto body. SCOTT SKEA and Ingemar Stenmack are tied going into the giant slolom at this years winter Olympics. ALL BAR- BAGALLC is now the main munchkin man for Dunkin Donuts. SCOTT TISBERT is working for the state construction company and on the side he sells jibber in the school store. DONNA NO N ANNO has spent 9 out of the last 10 years in the corner booth at McDonalds. MICKEY MASTRANGELO is as free as a bird now. DAVID JAWORSKI is now living in Canada after flunking out of college. Ace is finally getting his feet back on to the ground and his Molsen Golden Ale Brewery has been doing so well. LYNNE REITANO is also doing well and is now sitting back at Bob Loo ' s enjoying the better parts of life. Speaking of better parts of life, Lynn ' s invention of the portable tuss is keeping her glass full. Some of our classmates have done really well in a very expanding field. JIM HERMANS, for instance is doing extremely well. He is now the proku proud owner of a 1000 acre plantation in Columbia, rumor has it that he has more gold than Fort Knox. Jim didn ' t forget his friends though, he uses them as pickers and pays them with smoke. During the day MIKE HODGE, GLENN BELL, GUY CAPUANO, and GREGG FORD watch the fields and GREG VENTURO, SCOTT MACLAUGHLAN, MIKE SOUCY, and ALAN GERMAINE, make up the night shift. Jim ' s sister ELLEN HERMANS is also doing well as a space technologist. She has now perfected the ride from the parking lot to the beach in a minute and a half. STEVE MURPHY is now serving time in Walpole for the murder of ELAINE CRANE. DAVE CARABELLO is now the leader of the Do Drugs Clan. RALPH MAR- TINEAU was his vice president but unfortunately Ralph is now serving time at the Florida State Institution for Drug Abuse. PHIL LAVERIERE, also a member, performed a beautiful one and one half tuck off the Prundential Building. He escaped with minor injury since he was able to land on the grass. BRIAN CAMPIOLA still is trying to get his high school diploma. He was only absent 364 days. SCOTT CONSOLI is experiencing technical difficulties after short circuiting in public. JON SHEEHAN is still trying to rip out in his 4 cylinder bone. KEVIN LAMOINE is a lifetime basketweaving major at NEECO. MARK SNELL is doing pick and shovel work on the Alaskan pipeline. RAY DEMERS is a probation officer for the Lawrence House of Correction. He is now counselling for BERNIE DUNN. HELGA REIDL, CHRIS KINNEY and LISA DEMONACO all share a con- h 171 dominium on Malibu Beach. MARY JO ROBERGE who flunked out of foods and nutrition in ' 79 just poisoned her body building husband MIKE FERRELLI with her sauces and creams. ED NUTTER AND ROBERTA LESLIE are now trucking across America in Ed ' s souped up chevy pickup. TERRI KENNY is still looking for a date at the Woodland Nursing Home. A number of our classmates have gone into careers in the performing arts. MIKE KEAMY is co-starring with Ma Hovanasion in the off broadway production of Deep Throat . LISA MUGAVERO is looking back on opening night of the High School Play and she recalls the excitement and remembers how her head was buzzing all through the play. KELLY GOLLAN is now co-starring in General Hospital, after graduating from Burdett with a medical secretary degree. JOE FINOCHIARO is replacing Bogart in the remake of Casablanca. STEVE PAROLISI got the lead in the remake of the Incredible Jerk. He says he owes it all to Dear Abby and his arrow nose. SANDY LAHEY is a private nurse for Marcus Welby. SUE KANE, famous cosmotologist is now working on Phillis Diller ' s hair, she started sometime last week and is expected to finish before our twentieth reunion. jREGG MORIN ' S haunting laugh can be heard Saturday mornings on the Scooby Doo Show. MIMI LEGER has giggled her way to fame and fortune, she is now head sales promotor for Tickle deodorant. BOB SERGI is now the host of a new game show. The Who What When Where and Why Show. The Who What When Where And Why Show BOB MONAHAN is now doing impressions of Gene Simions in Vegas. While Classmate TONY MANZI is doing his comedy routine at the Chez When. RUSSELL PLUND has replaced Epstien on Welcome Back Kotter. CAROL BARBIN is playing the Empire State Building in King Kong ' s revenge needless to say, BOB CAVARETTA is King Kong. BRENDA CONTARINO is making her sixty-ninth appearence on The Dating Game. Mr. Whipple caught STACY WALLACE squeezing the Charmin during her lunch break. KELLY SULLI- VAN and ANNE ST. PAUL have just recorded their first single Forever In Sub Shops . JIM FRAAS is now lead singer for the Village People, in his spare time he owns his own styling salon. BECKY LAVERRIERE is now singing in the Italien Opera. CHUCKIE SIMONIAN and DEBBIE SPANIOL are both disc jockies at WBCN. DANTELLE LATUL1PPE and AXIS have just gone platinum with their latest album, Boys In The Attic . CHUCK HILLARD, DAVE DENEU, JOE MURACH, and PETE O ' DOWD.have formed their own barber quartet and are singing ' Sex and Drugs And Rock ' n Roll in four part harmony. Incidentally CHUCK HILLARD graduated most likely to kill somebody. SCOTT COLLIER, GEORGE 1ARRELL and DOUG COXSENTINO have formed an increible three man band and are called The Three Chumps . LISA PEROCCHI was just fired from her sports caster job from NBC they say she exposed herself to Bruce Jenner. LISA LACRIOX is singing. MITCH KEAMY took over the Boston Pops and changed it into a fan club for David Bowie. STEVE BARBIN is singing in the Morman Tabernacle Choir. PAM SPARTA is into inter-galatic communication, she claims she has made contact with major Tom. DAVE PACHEO is a drugged out rock star. KEVIN TARR is currently third snowflake from the left in the Boston Ballet ' s production of the Nut Cracker, he beat out NANCY WINN who was dropped to fourth snowflake on the left. A number of our classmates went into the field of science. JIM VERMETTE felt bad about not giving blood so he donated his eyeballs to science. LAURA DIFRANCESCO and KIM TOWLER have discovered a cure of for shortness. CAROL NEUBERT received the Nobel peace prize for passing Mr. Salemi ' s course. PATTY KEYES is analyzing the behavior of psychology teachers. PETER GIANNOUSIS discovered a cure for the hiccups GARY GAGNON is now chauffer for the president in that beautiful blue and white ' 64 Jet. JOE BOUCHER is presently writing the 1989 SAT tests. ROSIE REAGAN was found guilty and was hung for stepping on a leprachaun while doing a jig. JOE FLOCKERZI is now a sanitary engineer, among his employees are: POSTIE and BILL DONA- VAN. ANN FORCIER is living on Lake Winnepasaukie partying hours are as follows: Monday through Sunday 6P.M. to 6 A.M. CHERYL FOSTER invented the Tootsie Bowl. ALAN DEWHURST and PATH NOBEL are living high in the hills of Mexico. DANY LYONS, alias Tigger, is now behind bars at the Franklin Park Zoo. BILL TOWNE has just been elected as President of the Pot Smokers of America. Our paths have all gone separate ways however we ' ll always have the spirit which makes our class so special. THE END The last four years have been something which we will all remember. But the past is behind us. In years to come the class of 79 will definitely make an imprint on society. Our class is made up of many people with many personalities and I ' m sure that most of us will rank Iiigli in society. 172 CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1975 we were the first freshman class to enter this brand new thirteen million dollar high school. Since then much damage has been done thanks to Bernie Dunn, John Valerio, Bob Smith, Ray Demers, Barbara Martin, Annette Mustapha, and Debbie Kahili, to name a few. We were all very nervous upon our arrival here, but glad that we got a few extra weeks vacation. We were always getting lost and it served as a good excuse for our lateness to class. Unfortunately this excuse has not held up in the past few months. Mr. Whiting is not as gullible and Scott Consoli can no longer use that as an excuse. Speaking of Scott, many people remember when they found out his middle name is Placido. At the end of a long first year we were all ready to tackle another year. We were no longer the low men on the totem pole. It was fun to watch the freshmen lose their way and we enjoyed giving them the wrong directions. Bob Caveretta, Ron McGrath, Burt Getchell, Cathy Caraccio, Cheryl Foster, and Colleen Fowler were amongst the many who got their thrills from sending the girls into the boys ' bathroom. We were the first class to order and receive our class rings in our sophomore year. They made us feel very grown-up and we enjoyed showing them off to everyone. Thanks to Mr. Francis, our sophomore class advisor, who worked very hard to make sure we got them before leaving for summer vacation. President Nina Giles, vice-president Deirdre Hegarty, secre- tary Maureen Halloran, and treasurer Regina Danahy our class officers, put a lot of time and effort into designing and ordering our rings. With our new school they felt we needed a new seal so a new one was designed and the traditional one was left to collect dust. At last we were juniors! And what a busy junior year we had. Our newly elected class officers: President Maureen Halloran, vice-president Mark Gilbert, secretary Mary Jo McCarthy, and treasurer Roberta Leslie worked hard to make it a better year. It was the first year a semi-formal was held. Thanks to Mrs. Vanhorne it was a great success. Stevens ' Studios soon arrived to take our class pictures. And they most certainly had a way to make those stone faces smile. They did a lovely job on some, but forced others to go to Loring ' s. The band took a trip to Washington, a trip that they will never forget. Thanks to Dave Jaworski and Dave Pacheco they enlightened the lives of the Senators by revealing their better cheeks on the Capitol. While we are on the subject of the band, what would we do without them. They were always fun to listen to at assemblies and rallies. The band has quite the reputation with their parties and bus trips. Ace did a fine job as drum major, nobody knew how high he was . . . up in the stands. Talented musicians included in the band are: Dave Pacheco, Mitch Kearny, Dennis Lorenza, George Farrell, Doug Constentino, Chris Donigian, Carl Wunderlich, Lisa Lacroix, Joe Pantano, and Marie LTtalien. In the powder-puff football scene we felt ripped-off by the seniors because they stole our two touchdowns. What sore losers! Do you believe we finally made it to our senior year? And we have lived to tell about it. The year started off by the election of the class officers: President Mark Gilbert, vice-president Rosemary Regan, secretary Mary Jo McCarthy, and treasurer Margaret Hovanasian. Then they went right to work planning dances and blood- mobile. Bloodmobile went fine with the exception of one casualty, Kim Jackson. In powder-puff football we lost because of a penalty for clipping and felt we were ripped-off for the second year in a row. Animal House brought a whole new trend to Methuen High and they could have filmed Animal House II right here. Toga was now a household word, especially at the houses of Roy Arsenault and Colleen O ' Connell. Foodfights were also a major part in our everyday school life. John Belushi would have been proud of us. The senior class play, May The Farce Be With You , starring Maureen Halloran, Chris Childs, Celeste Morrel, Mike Keany, Lisa Mugavero, Sandy Spina, Kenny Wilman, Danielle Latullipe, Lisa Dole, Scott Consoli, Rob Sergi, Bob Cavaretta, Kelly Gollin, Sue Grondine, and Kasper Maksian, was a great success and nearly a sell-out all three nights. And it is truly history what was really written in the tapioca pudding. Now we are going to Ease on Down the Road for all our disco dancers. Showing you the way are Cindy Salmon, Nancy Winn, Ann Guilmette, Terry Melisi, Deidre Wheeler, Debbie Spaniol and the leader of the pack Jim Fraas. And who could ever forget the times on Pie Hill, especially the camping trip. February is the perfect time for camping and what better place than Pie Hill, but with this goes a warning that you must have supplies to keep the blood circulating. To end our four years, finals began. Many of us felt that this was not fair, so we rebelled by not taking them and going to the beach, even though it was cold and rainy. For the seniors who are out in the parking lot, Dave Pacheco, Sue 173 Vachon, Barbara Martin, Jim Hermans, Alan Dewhirst, and Anne St. Paul to name a few, we all hope you are not doing any damage. Vandalism to cars is well-known by Gary Gagnon, Maureen Halloran, Chris Donigian, Mitch Kearny, DeAnna Jesse, Vito Ansaldi, and Tina Thibault. So please leave them alone! And now time for you jocks and jockettes tm enjoy the spotlight. Thanks to the efforts from out tri-captains, Jon and Greg Morin and Joe Finochiaro. They produced the first winning football season Methuen has seen in a long time. They could not have done it without the help of Kevin Tarr, Ron McGrath, Scott Tisbert, Steve Ventre, Kevin Bradley, Wayne Holden, Chuck Hilliard, and Gerry Wells. The cheerleaders were headed by Mary Jo Roberge and Gail Mansour and always had plenty of pep. Our field hockey team deserves much recognition for earning M. V. C. champs and making it into the Northern Area Finalists. For that we have to think co-captains, Kathy Szostak and Janice Wadsworth, and their winning team including Beth Childs, Nancy Macleod, and Linda Mistal. Soccer is becoming a popular sport and giving it a good name from here to the New York Hotel are Gary Gagnon, Buddy Haney, Chris Childs, and Dave Harceau. Both girls ' and boys ' cross country deserve a lot of credit for running out in that sub-zero weather along the road to Grandmother ' s house. The boys cross country team won it ' s second M. V. C. crown in the past three years. The team was lead by captain Dave Kazanjian, Jim Fones, Roy Arsenault, Mark Gilbert, Eddie Oleforowicz, Bob Dennis, Vinnie Ardizzone, Pete O ' Dowd, Rob Sergi, and Kevin Deschene. The girls highlighting the team were Donna Ken- dall, Bobbi Baker, Kim Towler, and Kathy Bradley. The volleyball team was full of power-houses including Ann Leonard, Kathy Bitler, Colleen O ' Connell, and Lesley Austin. The ski team is still new, but did very well and shows much promise. Included in the downhill speedsters are captain Lynne Reitano, Dennis Lorenza, Linda Gerardi, Christine Donigian, Pam Deflippo, Colleen O ' Connell, Mimi Ledger, Diane Brooks, Sherri McCann, and Linda Brown who always liked cross-country skiing better. Our hockey team did well but how could they do anything else but with the cheerleaders and their flashy new jumpsuits. The cheerleaders included co- captains, Kim Jackson and Paula Koralishin, and Celeste Morrel. The boys on the hockey team included co-captains, Eddie Nutter and Jon Morin, assistant co-captains, Buddy Haney and Greg Morin, and also Joey Vandette, Jim McNulty, Kevin Lanouette, and Tony Tine. The wrestling team was headed by the Big Bad Bad Cavaretta, Chris Croce, John Palermo, Steve Roberge, Alan Lambert, and Glenn Demers. Our basketball team under the direction of an excellent new coach, Bill Donlon did a fine job with such outstanding athletes including Kevin Bradley, Mark Wante, and Wayne Holden. The girls ' basketball team was M. V. C. champs and state semi-finalists. Included in this team were Judy St. Hilaire, Sandy Leahy, and the field hockey team. There are not enough words to describe our super girls gymnastics team. With outstanding performances from Chris Bergeron, Brenda Contarino, Ann Guilmette, and Kelly Kenvon. On the other side of the fence we have the boys ' gymnastics team including Tony Franciosa, Donny Brandin, Earl Feugill. Jim Amcre, and Greg Daigle. In the past 4 years the boys indoor and outdoor track teams have been on the uprise. The once cellar team of the M. V. C. is now the talk of the town, and state! In the past 2 years they have won 4 state crowns along with 3 M. V. C. championships, beating Andover this spring for the first time in 20 years, Mr. Klimas, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Blood, and Mr. Golack have done a fine job with these boys. Co-captains Dave Kazanjian, Kevin Tarr, Steve Ventre, and Gerry Wells have lead the team along with the help of George Baker, Chuck Hillard, Eddie Oleforowicz, Mark Gilbert, Joe Murach, Wayne Holden, Roy Arsenault, Mark Pennisi, and Bob Dennis. Now for the better half of the track teams we have the girls ' indoor-outdoor track teams. They have been improving ever since they were formed and could not have been so great without the help of tri-captains Maureen Halloran, Donna Kendall, and Lesley Austin. Also runnin the laps were Kim Towler, Bobby Baker, and Ann Leonard. Golf may seem like a boring sport to some but to Danny Lyons, Jimmy Menihane, and Fred Corey putting it in the hole really counts. Our outstanding baseball team was headed by Jay Dzoiba, Chris Waszczuk, Todd Catteau, Mike Ford, Steve Paralisi, Ron McGrath, Mark Wante, Gary Gagnon, Jon Morin, Kevin Bradley, and Bob Griffin. The girls ' tennis team is really hitting them where it counts. The girls who enjoy this racquet are tri-captain Pam DeFlippo, Andrea Chatis, and Colleen O ' Connell. Also on the team are Gail Zilinsky, Pam Hallaran, and Linda Mistal. The boys tennis team, even though headed by the juniors, did well. The softball team was supported by the field hockey and basketball teams. Where would we be without those girls. All did well even though the Eagle Tribune did not give them the recognition they deserved!!!! These are only a small part of our four years. We can not express our memories and feelings on paper, but rather share the past, present, and future in our hearts together. 174 CLASS WILL We the senior class of 1979 being of sound mind and body do hereby leave May, 1979 .... is 31st day of We, Sandy, Julie and Linda leave Mr. Ziminski the new edition of Johnny Pineapple in concert. We, Linda and Pam, leave Miss Allen newspapers, paper towels and chocolate chip cookies for next year ' s Individual State Tournament. We, Ellen and Sue, Leave Mr. Melnicki ' s one disconnected telephone line so he can continue his classes without any interruptions. I, Julie, leave Mr. Francis the E.R.A.. Sue, Kel, Kevin, Tony and Kathy leave: National Pain Day, Insult Day and Fire Day to any Juniors who can handle it next year in Senior Study. The cast members of the Senior Class Play leave Arthur Hagopia Problem Actors. istruction manual on How To Control play with. We, Bill, Mitch, Mike and Paul leave Shack Road in Rubbles. We, level E Calculus Class, leave Mr. Sieg one black hole, the function ex and a new Wa I, Patti Keyes, leave Lisa Bebo her 50th sick day and a big surprise on May 26th. D.L. leaves Joe Mulligan a kiss on the cheek that has been long overdue. We the Senior Class of ' 79 leave Miss Dufresne one blow-up Burt Reynolds doll. We, Bill and Helga, leave Route 93 ' s exit South to Boston open to all concert goers, that was traveled by m and remembered by few. I, Beeb, leave Mr. Whiting a shine and buff kit. Pam, Colleen and Andrea leave to our sisters the family wagon. We, Celeste and Nancy, leave to Mrs. Krussel: one pack of gum, one Jim Smith and one space c I, Dave Kazanjian leave my 56 Guidance Appointment passes with Miss Demers (4 cancelled), to any ne senior who needs guidance, when in need, she ' s a friend indeed, Thanks Miss Demers! We, Lisa, Diane, Debbie, Joanna and Kathy leave the teachers of SE 5, NE 6, and SE 10 a year ' s supply of, We ' re here ' s . Sheiba leaves Donney; All the luck in the world for the future, many memories and much love for being there when Gramps was gone. Susan and Kelly leave with 12 years of best friendship and many more to follow. I Carol leave Mr. Francis enough courage to tackle another year of bonehead English classes. We, Mrs. Crane ' s E level English class, leave Mrs. Crane, Steve Keff to love and adore forever. I Sharon Gebo leave Mr. Mazzaglia one clean desk and an efficient secretary to record grades, correct papers and run errands. I, Danielle, leave Mr. Francis 10 lyrical, spherical, diabolical, denisons of the deep who haul, stall, around the corner of the quo, quay, queasy all at the very same time! To Lisa Gagne and Scotty, I leave you the best of luck, and don ' t forget to have fun! Dot, Linda and Jodie leave Mr. Dodson 3 Scarlett O ' Hara ' s. I leave Mitch Kearny one pair of Bugeyes. To Steve Parclisi and Bob Cavaretta, I leave the state of Florida to bask in the rays. I Maureen leave Mrs. Szostak all the mirrors in the school. We, Laurie, Pam, Mary, Cheryl, Laurie, Diane, Patty, Kathy, Valerie, Wendy, Dotty and Sue of A level Office Machines Class, leave all the Juniors all our jammed machines. I Kathy leave Mr. Whiting the B.S.A.E. award — Best Supporter of Athletic Events and my thanks. Lisa an Lisa leave P. Walsh a supply of Binaca for those in between period smokes. Cindy leaves Mrs. Bergeron one cap for my tooth and a new plastic bat. We the Seniors of the tennis team leave to the rest of the team, and over, and over, and over .... We, Lisa Berube and Sue Ayotte, leave Mr. Mollesso our cleaned and pressed gym suits so that he may pass them on to two deserving girls who will wear them because we didn ' t. I Mork leave to Rover one Na-Noo, Na-Noo. Mr. Francis ' F level class leaves him a sick one-liner to add to his repertoire. We, Steve Ventre and Bob Sergik do hereby leave Bob Cavaretta one shirt that fits, a manual on How to Play Football and a Book entitled, Hou to Pick Up Girls. J.B., C.C., and S.G. leave to S.C., T.J., and C.S. one night in detention because everyone should have the experience. We, Colleen, Cathy, Andrea and Pam leave to Mr. Smith — one case of Molsons. The Newspaper Staff leaves Mr. Shamburgur Louis and Arthur! Lots of luck. We leave to Mr. Fuller a crash helmet for the next Toga Day in case of flying swords. We, Marie, Gail, Shirley and Judy leave Terri her own Food IV class and a life long collection of Barry Manilow albums. I, Gail, leave to Maria D. my locker to, quote, talk by. The seniors on the soccer team leave Mr. Sorter a Yankee Tee Shirt so he can always remember the 2nd best team he has ever seen. Mr. Bergeron ' s G level girls ' gym class, days 2,4,6, leave her an obstacle course to do with as she wants. We, Gary and Pam, leave to Mr. Salemi one Joe Pantano. We the Senior Class of 79 leave Kazoo one way to get through college — the same way he got through high school! I Jodie leave Dot one happy bottle, 3 parties and one musical. I Elmer Fudd leave Jay S. one cow from Gweenie ' s. We the members of level G Comedy and Humor class dp hereby leave Mr. Melnicki one quiet last level. Gary and Tony leave Mr. Moore one sharp knife to cut the chatter with. We, Lori, Manreen and Laurie, leave all the students of Miss St.Pierre ' s all the excuses for being late. To Anne Fargnoli, I leave a book on How to get a Guy and Keep Him. We, Mr. Zim ' s A P classy level A, leave him a new flourescent green lab coat containing 17 pockets to put all our unfinished tests in. - I Chris Donigian leave to Mr. Isadore someone to crack up in the middle of every concert. We, Helga and Bill, leave Mr. Isadore one bleeding ulcer to remember us by. Brenda and Andrea leave Mr. Kevgas, Mrs. Contarino, and Mrs. Strozza, Sammy Gordon from the court of Flage, Florida. We, the girl ' s tennis team, leave a bottle of shampoo and cream rinse, one medium-sized salad bowl and balls. m Fric and Frac leave big Dave Whiting all our empty Molsen bottles and our term paper on Frank Zappa. To Miss St. Pierre ' s level G bookkeeping class, I leave all her practice sets and all her journals. The Flunkies of Mr. Sieg ' s Calculus 2 class leave him-glady. The girls of E level class leave Mr. Francis an open invitation to speak before the League on Women Voters. The Seniors of Pie Hill leave the Salem Blue Devils a damaged car. I, Pam D.j leave Mr. Klimas my tennis raquet. I don ' t deserve it for losing to him. I, Cindy, wish next years girls track team as much luck as this years team. I, Marie, leave Mr. Robillard, a toupee. I, Paula, leave to my little sister Ann my cheering uniform and all the aggravation and fun that goes with it. I, Sheila, leave Donna R. one steel mushroom named Pelzy. We, the seniors in units 3 4 of Judy Cades cooking class, leave her another bottle of Scrubbing Bubbles Shampoo. The newspaper staff leaves Mrs. Longshore one bus standing alone by the cheese which rat was supposed to eat, but ,- f I, Marie, leave my sister, 3 more years in the school. I, Roberta Leslie, leave Mrs. Boruki an honorary degree to Norm Crosby ' s school of public speaking. We, Kel Bill, leave our favorite partying alley in Boston to anyone who can find it. We, Susan Ayotte and Ellen Mahoney, leave Miss Doran, one dictational transcription quiz to be completed by the end of class, with only one error allowed in order to pass. We, Janice, Kathy and Nancy leave Rom, Nancy and Nancy the desire and determination to be successful leaders as athletes. Level C Behavioral Science class leaves Mr. Rigby, Ahmm, his supposedly, Ahhm, last easy , test of the year. 177 The back row of Mr. Melnicki ' s D level English class leave him a bullhorn to teach the class with. Miss Demer ' s councellees leave her the best of luck and patience with next year ' s college — bound seniors. Ann and Bow-wow leave Mr. Bill Becker a personal day out so that he may experience an enjoyable day at the beach — alone. I Steve Bruce leave George Porier, Bob Veins, Chris Mastorakis and John Cantarelli all the smoke runs I left with, 69 GT ' s, 340 Dart and my 350 Camaro. Plus all the memories at the New England dragway on Wednes- days. I Lisa leave Mr. Cullen one slightly used top-hat and cane and a $10.00 off coupon at Mr. Tux. I Mark Gilbert leave to all my friends the best of luck in whatever they choose to undertake in life. I Kazoo leave Scott Consoli a bottle of Bufferins for all the headaches he gave me in Dave ' s class . . . . . . 11 . . . . B!!! I Christine Kinney leave enough nurses passes for Terri England to last next year. psssst We, Nancy and Celeste leave to Mr. Whiting two more ding-a-lings to take our place in next years B level study. I Gail Mansur leave to next year ' s varsity football and basketball cheerleading co-captains, Dale DiMaggio and Dianne Stott, all the luck and patience in the world. I Marie B. do leave to Mrs. Kern her own display window to fix the way she wants it. Mr. Jenning ' s F-level English class leaves to Mr. Jennings a month of flood days to fix his furnace. I Ellie leave to Terri D. one book on coordinating clothes. We the seniors of D-level Ecology class leave Mr. Mazzaglia a toupee for the shining spot on his head. Signed, Irving. Mark and Danielle both leave one free Weekend in Colorado for Mr. Sieg to enjoy all by himself. I, dear, leave Scott 100 pounds of wheat cakes to sop up de gravy, honey. We the class of 1979 leave to Judy King lots of love. I Charlayne, leave Janice one more NA-NOO, NA-NOO and a couple of Mr. Francis ' s blase jokes for old times sake. We, from SE 4 5, leave Yvonne a full years subscription for Playgirl. I, Kasper, leave Glenn William Dollar contractsso he isn ' t a free agent next winter track season. The Senior football players, leave Tibby a clean jook (athletic support) so he ' ll finally know what one feels like. I, Maureen, leave Scotty a whip. We, Mr. Whiting ' s F-level leave him Rick ' s sunglasses to keep the glare out of his eyes. Robert Sergi, leave Tom Beaulieu and Tim Haley as captains of the Cross County — Archeology Club. I, Annette Lee, leave Mr. Salmansohn a long list of unwanted sites. Mr. Zim, C-level Anatomy class leave him a book of untold stories to tell to his future classes. Kathy and Lisa leave Mr. Tradette one broomstick and a bag of M M ' s for those below him. 178 David, Lisa, and Jodie, leave Spanish IV gladly. Kathy, Dave, and other 6 level bone heads, leave to any underclassman who thinks he can handle it, the right to become a bonehead in Mr. Francis ' s class. ■...;.. We, The Honor Society, leave Diane Moore 1,000 dance tickets to be numbered. Joe, leaves Toni another locker for all his friends to use, and to Isadore, an old used up line — you ' re as birght as a 3 watt buld. I, Bob Caveretta, leave Jim Vermette dropper. truckload of Visine and a giant eye- L I, Steve Parolisi, leave Bob Caveretta, a sheet from K-Mart to blow his giant doe-nose. I, Mark Gilbert, leave to Mr. Gagne, one side order of Mautzaballs to enjoy whenever he feels the urge coming n. We, Marie, Gail, Shirley, and Judy, leave Miss Cade a new gasman. I, Joanne C, leave Mr. Russell a complete set of Craftsman tools to fix all his broken toys with. To Brenda C. I leave 1 all-expensed paid trip to Florida one way. To. Gary and Steve, leave Mr. Mazzagglia 1 helicopter drop. We, Linda and Kathy, leave to our teamates healthy vocal cords Let ' s give a cheer from east to west and raise our hands up to the sky. We, Acrobatman and Albatross, leave Ma all our love and Arthur Rigopian. I, Andrea, leave Kathy Bradley, the quality of land, life, and the Salem Police. I, Kathy, leave Nancy Rooh, a slo-motion victory, Ro, lots of Pinnuche Fudge, and Nancy S., all the freedom she wants as Link. We, Booche, Mitch, Ace, and Chico, leave Mr. Isadore, all our empties he didn ' t get on the Washington trip. We, the seniors of field hockey, basketball and softball leave to our coach-10 suicides for being late, a matching wardrobe, a slightly-used mouthguard and many more wishes for successful years in coaching. I.J.M., leave R.D. one book entitled 1000 Tortures and a little bit of understanding. Signed and attended to this 31st day of May, 1979. Jonathan Morin Danielle Latulippe 179 In Loving Memory . . Leo E. Constantineau 180 r FROM OUR FRIENDS Arthur Virginia Broadhurst Condon Construction 5 Corner Sub Shop Compliments, Robichaud True Value Hdwe., Inc. Pleasant Valley Superette Senior Citizen Methuen Thrift Shop Good Luck, Mr. Mrs. Donald P. Timony Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. 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AT 4 00 P M AMPLE FREE PARKING TURNPIKE ROAD 687-9888 NORTH ANDOVfR ON ROUTE 114 BETWEEN SHOWCASE CINEMA MERRIMACK COLLEGE V. 196 Student Directory Abdallah, Charlotte 17 Annis St. Agnew, Lori 7 Emmett Ave. Akimchuk Sharon 79 Harvard Ave Amore, James 18 Sorrento Ave. Amore, Louis 18 Sorrento Ave. Ansaldi, Vito 50 Frye Rd. Ardiyzone, Laurie 66 French St. Ardiyzone, Vincent 24 Weisner Parkway Arsenault, Robert 7 Edwards Ave. Arsenault, Roy 314 Broadway Ataide, Linda 14 Strathmore Rd. Auger, Don 25 Haverhill St. Austin, Lesley 296 Hampshire Rd. Ayote, Susan 19 Budron Rd. Azevedo, Yvonne 7 Euclid Ave. Baillargeon, Denise 12 Winchester Ave. Baillargeon, Lisa 73 Tower St. Baker, George 60 Hampstead St. Baker, Roberta 57 Conrad St. Barbagallo, Alfred 42 Frye Rd. Barbin, Carol 26 Mouterey Rd. Barbin, Glenn 22 Butternut Ln. Bardwell, Deborah 24 North Lowell St. Barry, Tom 3 Hayol St. Battaglia, Karen 32 Perley St. Beaulac, Gary 18 Annis St. Bebo, Lisa 177 E. Pleasant Valley St. Beacotte, Debbie 6 Lippold St. Bell, Glenn 173 Warwick St. Bentley, Jacqueline 6 Anderson Dr. Bergeron, Christine 56 Pleasant St. Berube, Lisa Coachman Ln. Bibeau, Kevin 134 North St. Bilapka, Barry 344 Pelham, St. Bistany, Caroline 1 Brook St. Bitler, Kathleen 37 Pinehurst Ave. Blain, Donna 80 Tower St. Blondin, Cynthia 22 Harvard Ave. Babola, Tom 709 Lowell St. Bohne, Marie 123 Edgewood Ave. Bonanno, Donna 13 Quincy St. Bouchard, Charles 350 Howe St. Boucher, Joseph 140 Hamstead St. Bradley, Kathleen 23 Swan St. Bradley, Kevin 114 Pleasant St. Brandin, Donald 18 Cherry Hill Breton, Dawn 40 Tyler Ave. Brien, Kathleen 10 College Ln. Brooks, Diane 191 Butternut Lane Brouder, Sean 6 Ashton Place Brown, Linda 224 Wheeler St. Brown, Sara 19 Wicasset St. Brown, Sue 97 Adams Ave. Brown, William 394 Howe St. Bruce, Stephen 97 Baystate Rd. Buckland, Patricia 41 Pinehurst Ave. Budrevich, Dorothy 91 Edgewood Ave. Bundzinski, Dan Ill Lowell St. Buote, Michael 57 Cypress Ave. Burgess, Lisa 4 Winchester Ave. Burokas, Paul 24 Forest St. Burton, Glenn 38 Atkinson St. Busta, Donna 10 Joffre St. Buyck, Brenda 51 Beverly St. Campiola, Brian 57 Merriline Ave. Campone, Marie 7 Sunny Ave. Carabello, Dave 598 Lowell St. Caraccio, Cathy 106 Oakside Ave. Carver, Paul 55 Oak Hill Dr. Castle, Steven 383 Pelham St. Catteau, Todd 2 Freeport Ave. Cavallaro, Joanne 12 Oak Knoll Rd. Cavallaro, Laura 19 Oak Crest Cir. Cavaretta, Bob 4 Sorrentto Ave. Cebulla, Janet 11 Marylou St. Chapman, Robert 19 Summer St. Chatis, Andrea 4 Emery St. Childs, Christopher 1 Coachman Ln. Childs, Beth 1 Coachman Ln. Chantoian, Irene 255 Oakland Ave. Ciardello, James 31 Bailet St. Collier, Scott 534 Forest St. Collins, Kathleen 319 Lowell St. Consoli, Scott 13 Louise Ave. Contarino, Ann-Maria 11 Agnes Ter. Contarino, Brenda 63 Harvard Ave. Converse, Theresa 61 Mystic St. Corey, Fred 685 Howe St. Cormier, Lois 13 Webb St. Corso, David 5 Couit St. Croce, Christopher 28 Monroe Ave. Cruz, Jorge 19 Stafford St. Curtis, Catherine 5 Nesmith St. Daigle, Greg 44 Kensington Ave. Danahy, Regina 89 Deborah Ave. Davey, Cathleen 46 Oneida St. DeChane, Kevin 47 Milk St. DeBurro, Pamela 9 Smith St. DeFillippo, Pamela 27 Franceila Rd. Dejonka, Debbie 351 Lowell St. DeLoge, Janet 106 Myrtle St Demarkis, Lisa 23 Hunter Ave. Demers, Wayne 506 Howe St. DeMonaco, Scott 14 Woodland C ir. DeMonaco, Lisa 19 Shirley Ave. Deneu, Dave 10 Russ St. Dennis, Robert 51 Lowell St. DeSantis, Sam 24 Boylston St. Deschamps, Michelle 25 Stevens St. Deschene, Denise 16 Marjorie St. Desjardins, Robert 165 Forest St. Despres, Leslie 18 Russell St. 197 Desrochers, Maureen 25 Ford St. Dewhurst, Alan 15 Hidden Rd. D ' Hondt Darlene 24 Pelham Ave. DiBeradinis, John 5 Maple St. DiDio, Lisa 146 North Lowell St. Dollar, Mary 45 Huntington Ave. Donigian, Christine 23 Harvard Ave. Dubois, Marie 18 Ridge Rd. Duffy, Michael 187 Lowell St. Dunn, Bernard 369 Pelham St. Durling, Cheryl 10 Nelson Ave. D ' Urso Rebecca 104 Jackson St. Dzioba, John 8 Dewey St. Egan, Debbie 31 North Lowell St. Egan, Diane 31 North Lowell St. Egnet, Diane 70 Olive St. Evans, Jodie 5 Albion St. Fair, Terri Ann 19 Magna Rd. Farelli, Michael 33 Greendale St. Farley, Patricia 183 Oak St. Faro, Alan 3 Green St. Farrell, George 77 Amis St. Fascione, Philip 34 Kimball Rd. Faucher, Debra 9 Almont St. Ferrara, Marylou 22 Erhardt Ter. Ferris, Marcia 45 Davis Rd. Filicamo, Linda 23 Oakland Ave. Finocchiaro, Joseph 46 West Ayer St. Flemming, James 34 Albion St. Flockerzi, Joseph 31 Carleton St. Fones, James 20 Howe St. Frederick, Deborah 363 Forest St. Forcier, Ann-Marie 17 Glen Forest Ave. Ford, Mike 9 Winthrop Ave. Fortin, Linda 73 Comet Rd. Fortin, Lori Ann 67 Derry Rd. Foster, Cheryl 12 Willow St. Fowler, Collene 21 Larchwood Rd. Fraas, Jimmy 55 French St. Franciosa, Anthony 19 Boomazian Rd. Frasca, Jo-Ann 15 Stevens St. Gagne, Charles 7 Arthur St. Gagne, Lisa 134 Haverhill St. Gagnon, David 84 Hillcrest Ave. Gagnon, Eleanor 160 Lowell St. Gagnon, Gary 90 Weybosset St. Gagnon, Peter 423 Howe St. Gallagher, Donald 117 Hampshire Rd. Gallagher, Mary Beth 17 Peaslee Ter. Gallant, Donna 24 Jane Rd. Ganim, Doreen 19 Dottie Ln. Garside, Theodore 5 Garside Ter. Garson, Laura 31 North Lowell St. Gaumond, Shaun 87 Golf Ave. Gauvin, Cindy 4] Palanga Rd. Geary, Kathleen 52 Tower St. Gebo, Sharon 42 Harris St. Geradi, Linda 18 Butternut Ln. Germain, Al 312 Broadway Getchell, Albert 5 Ridge St. Giannousis, Pantelis 36 Haverhill St. Hermans, Ellen 17 Sandra Ln. Hermans, Jim 17 Sandra Ln. Hilderbrandt, Evelyn 10 Tyler St. Hillard, Chuck 29 Larchwood Rd. Holden, Wayne 15 Durrell St. Homes, Daniel 158 Butternut Ln. Hovonasian, Margaret 167 Tyler St. Hurrell, Keith 38 Maplewood Ave. Iannalfo, Mary 49 Birchwood Rd. L ' ltalian, Marie 9 Madison St. Gilbert, Mark 48 High St. Apt 14 Giles, Nina 19 Smith Ave. Giles, Julie 19 Smith Ave. Gillis, Robert III 40 Jane Rd. Giordano, Michael 57 Oak St. Godin, Carol 3 Wilson St. Gollan, Kelley 74 Oakside Ave. Gosselin, Lisa 293 Jackson St. Griffin, Bob 146 Oak St. Grondine, Susan 4 Moody Ave. Guillette, Timothy 26 Haverhill St. Guilmette, Ann 31 Woodbum Dr. Guimond, Lisa 51 French St. Hailson, Steve 19 Webb St. I la j jar, Brenda 17 Lippold St. Hall, Ralph |r 14 Kendall St. Halloran, Maureen 165 Berkeley St. Halloran, Pamela 130 Warwick St. Haney, William 69 Lowell St. Harrison, Colleen 32 Keach St. Hayes, Valerie 78 Oakside Ave. Hegarty, Diedre 51 Resevoir St. Jackson, Kimberly 31 Campus Rd. Jacohucci , Paul 40 Howe St. Jaworski, David 76 Clayton Ave. Jessie, De-Anna 91 Currier St. Kalil, Deborah 2 Hilltop Rd. Kane, Kristine 11 Ensley Ter. Kane, Susan 344 Lowell St. Kazanjian, David 80 Prospect St. Kearny, Michael 1 Huntington Ave. Kearny, Mitchell 156 Howe St. Kelley, Pamela 46 Kimball Rd. Kendall, Donna 59 Woburn St. Kenney, Teresa 35 Hampstead St. Kenyon, Hope 142 Lowell St. Kenyon, Kelly 234 North Lowell St. Kerman, Brian 42 Tyler St. Keys, Patricia 59 Davis Rd. Khentigan, Lisa 165 Swan St. King, Judy 31 North Lowell St. 198 Kinney, Christine 8 Caswell Ave. Kisiel, William 9 Hill Ave. Koralishn, Paula 689 Jackson St. Korzeb, Kathleen 24 Concord St. Kuchar, Elaine 3 Wellington St. Labrecque, Louise 368 Pelham St. Lacroix, Lisa 161 Tyler St. Lahey, Sandra 33 Camden St. Lambert, Alan 26 Elm St. Lamontage, Christine 8 North St. Lanouette, Kevin 31 Oak Hill Dr. Laorenza, Dennis 10 Albermarle St. Latorre, Joel 34 Forest St. Latorre, Wendy 142 Jackson St. Latulippe, Danielle 15 Tremont St. Latulippe, Nancy 64 Emsley Ter. Latulippe, Shirley 378 Forest St. Latulippe, Theresa 17 Riverview Ave. Laverriere, Philip Jr 24 Edgewood Ter. Lacerriere, Rebecca 24 Edgewood Ter. Lavoie, Mark 7 Campus Rd. Lawrence, Michael 9 Gleason St. Lee, Annette 22 Oakcrest Cir. Leger, Michelle 91 Arnold St. LeMieux, Linda 13 Brown St. Lemieux, Bill 21 Palanga St. Lemoine, Kevin 47 Davis Rd. Leonard, Ann 240 Hampstead St. Leonhart, Shari 6 Garden City Rd. Leslie, Roberta 20 Oak Hill Dr. Linton, Cathy 19 Almont St. Lombardo, Mary 34 Derry Rd. Lucchesi, Lisa 45 Olive St. Lumb, Cheryl 54 Cypress Ave. Lupo. Laura 53 Plymouth St. Lyons, Daniel 14 Tower St. Macdonald, Shei la 90 Elmwood Rd. Maclauchlan, Scott 173 Hampshire Rd. Maclean, Tim 7 Washington St. Macleod, Nancy 26 Woodburn Dr. Magoon, Cheryl 45 Clifton Rd. Mahoney, Ellen 14 Gaywood Cir. Maksian, Kasper 3 Combination St. Mansor, Marsha 3 Birch Ave. Mansur, Gail 13 Merrill St. Marceau, David 59 Butternut Ln. Marchese, Angela 37 Meadowxrook Rd. Marchman, Susan 6 Bearse Ave. Mariano, Taryn 200 Pleasant St. Martin, Barbara 7 Smith Ave. Masterangelo, James 56 Timber Ln. Masreangelo, John 56 Timber Ln. Matton, Karen 59 Lyndale Ave. Maurais, Laura 14 Crestshire Ln. McAdam, Kevin 16 Tobey Ave. McCann, Sherry 53 Vi Oakland Ave. McCarthy, Cynthia 25 North St. McCarthy, Mary-Jo 17 Barker St. McCullough, John 482 Lowell St. McGibbon, Jo ' Ann 12 Barker St. McGrath, Ronnie 142 Butternut Ln. McKenzie, Scott 281 Oak St. McMurray, Ellen 33 Kensington Ave. McNulty, James 11 Sevoin Dr. Melisi, Theresa 177B Pleasant Valley St. Menihane, Jim 165 Phillips St. Meservey, Cindy 134 Warwick St. Michaud, Claire 3 Chalet Dr. Mignault, Nancy 276 Pelham St. Miller, Harold 149 Howe St. Miller, Patricia 1061 Riverside Dr. Mistal, Linda 1 Lexington Ave. Monahan, Robert 701 Lowell St. Moore, Diane 4 McKinley Ave. Moore, Guy 69 Forest St. Morel, Celeste 15 University Ln. Morin, Gregory 82 North St. Morin, Jonathan 82 North St. Morrison, Spencer 106 Howe St. Mugavero, Lisa 11 Emsley Ter. Muise, David 24 Mary Lou St. Murach, Joseph 61 Ashland Ave. Murphy, David 19 Junir Ave. Murphy, Stephen 20 Vincent Ave. Muatapha, Annette 6 White Ave. Myers, David 28A Railroad St. Myers, Sheila 28A Railroad St. Najem, May 84 Kenwood Rd. Najem, Zalfa 84 Kenwood R. Nartiff, William II 33 Stoney Brook Rd. Nason, Kevin 220 Hampstead St. Neff, Steve 251 Hampshire St. Neubert, Carol 70 Comet Rd. Noble, Patricia 3 Lavoie Ave. Norton, Charlayne 38 Strathmore Rd. Nutter, Edward 6 Newport St. O ' Clare, Laura 39 Monterey Dr. O ' Ccnnell, Colleen 37 Ruskin Ave. O ' Donahue, Colleen 9 Richard Ave. ODowd, Peter 2 Pleasant Cir. Olefirowicz, Edward 14 Applewood Ln. Pacheco, Daivd 2 Meriline Ave. Palmisano, John 59 East St. Pantano, Joseph 20 Newberry Ave. Pappalardo, Donald F. Jr 39 Frye Rd. Pappalardo, Lisa 542 Prospect St. Parrino, Donna 52 Endicott Cir. Parolisi, Stephen 19 James St. Payson, John 90 Piedmont St. Pelczar, Timothy 80 Howe St. Pelletier, Dan 15 College Ln. Pennisi, Mark 75 Butternut Ln. 199 Pentland, Kathleen 98 Pleasant St. Perocchi, Lisa 1 Boomazizn Rd. Perrone, Steve 59 Lowell St. Piazza, Gary 16 Annette St. Picone, Michelle 565 Forest St. Pilvelis, Lisa 308 Pelham St. Pluorde, Russell 61 Milk St. Radloff, Glen 7 John St. Rapaglia, Marie 11 Raymond St. Regan, Rosemary 7 tyi Beverly St. Reich, Sylvia 16 Ditson PI. Reidl, Helga 1 Stoney Brook Rd. Reitano, Lynne 87 Butternut Ln. Ricci, Dorothy 15 Randolph Ave. Rickley, Michael 10 Lorenzo Cir. Riley, Diane 57 Atkinson St. Riopelle, Tom 44 Elm St. Robbins, Julie 9 Joy Ter. Roberge, Mary Jo 19 Temple Dr. Roberge, Steve 8 Plymouth St. Rogers, Cindy 2 John St. Roy, Roxane 1 Pelham St. Saghbini, Maha 10 Birchwood Rd. Saghbini, Mona 10 Birchwood Rd. Salmon, Cynthia 51 Woodburn Dr. Samra, Andrea 25 Channing St. Sarkis, Peter 5 Gage St. Saulen, Laurie 31 West Ayer St. Scanlon, Miriam 15 Plymouth St. Scannell, Maureen 89 Cross St. Scionti, Jay 18 College Ln. Sergi, Robert 34 Powder Hill Rd. Sessa, Daniel 2 Monroe Ave. Shaheen, Lisa 1 Steams Ave. Sheehan, John 19 Cedar Cir. Shirton, Joyce 12 Park St. Simonian, Charles L. Jr 9 Renfrew St. Siney, Linda 31 University Ln. Skea, Scott 25 Barker St. Smith, James H. Jr 31 Albion St. Smith, Karen 55 Sugarhill Cir. Smith, Kenny 27 Temple Dr. Smith, Victoria 14 Weybosset St. SneU, Mark 51 Campus Rd. Spaniel, Deborah 32 Oakland Ave. Sparta, Pamela 7 Ponderosa Ave. Spina, Sandra 108 Howe St. Spinney, John 132 Oakland Ave. St. Hilaire, Judy 22 Morrison Ct. St. Paul, Annmarie 112 Pleasant St. St. Pierre, Jacinthe 184 Tenney St. Stephens, June 9 Chelmsford St. Sullivan, Kelley 23 River PL Szostak, Kathy 40 Lawrence St. Tardif, Karen 250 Hampsread St. Tarr, Kevin 72 Timber Ln. Teutonico, Susan 5 Sandra Ln. Thibault, Christine 46 Currier St. Tine, Anthony 5 Newport St. Tisbert, Scott 3 Gage St. Titone, Nicholas 32 Dartmouth St. Torremeo, George A. Jr 316 Merrimack St. Tovey, John 14 Caswell Ave. Towler, Kim 67 Wingate Ave. Towne, Bill 2 Longview Ter. Travers, Janet 45 Golf Ave. Tulley, Chris 616 Prospect St. Turcotte, Dorothy 19 Caswell Ave. Tunnel, Bruce 27 Lynbrook Rd. Vachon, Kenny 118 Railroad St. Vachon, Sue 11 Stevens St. Vaillancourt, Collette 152 Oakland Ave. Vallera, Cindy 12 River View Ave. Vandette, Joseph 249 Lowell St. Ventre, Steven 85 Ayer St. Venturo, Greg 44 Arlington St. Vermette, James 46 Mystic St. Vemis, Danielle 57 Ashland Ave. Victory, Bernie 27 Emery St. Vittorioso, Audrey 8 Hibert Ter. Wadsworth, Janice 34 Harvard Ave. Wallace, Stacey 262 Pleasant St. Wante, Mark 3 Newhill Rd. Wardrop, Donna 5 Marjorie St. Waring, Denise 83 Center St. Waszczuk, Christopher 7 Kirk St. Watts, Maura 30 Butternut Ln. Weisenbom, Mary 69 North St. Weisinger, Susan 14 Fulton St. Wells, Gerry 445 Prospect St. Wheeler, Diedre 3 Pearl Ct. Wheeler, Sheele 3 Pearl Ct. White, James 12 Pinedale Ave. White, Walter W. IV 73 Pinehurst Ave. Wilman, Kenneth A. Jr 178 Hampstead St. Winn, Nancy 6 Foreside St. Wormald, Gary 5 Crestshire Ln. Wunderlich, Karl 52 Hillcrest Ave. Yarid, Linda 517 Prospect St. Yim, Sun-Mi 14 Schley St. Yu, Jane 19 Independence, Dr. Zilinski, Gail 4 Anthony St. Zoltko, Christopher 3 Josephine Ave. DiFrancesco, Laura 14 Frye Rd. 200