Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

e METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1980 The Beginning of a New Decade rtf CV T HALLOWEEN PARTY ■ . •! I : s r — HI sra ft I HOMECOMING ' 80 IK K H ARTHUR NICHOLSON III Assistant Principal KENNETH DOLLOFF Principal SHEILA CUNNINGHAM Dean of Girls ALBERT FRANCIS Dean of Boys DAVID CLAYMAN Director of Computer Services SHERYL ALLEN Physical Education JOSEPH AUSTIN Math ALTON BAILEY Guidance Department Head CAROL BAILEY Physical Education GARY BANKS Guidance LISA BELL Science MARY VISCOSI School Nurse IRENE BOISVERT Foreign Languages PATRICIA BORUCKI Business PAUL BOURQUE Science BARBARA BROWN Guidance JEAN CARRIER Math JOSEPH CARUSO Foreign Languages MARIE CARUSO Math PATRICIA CONROY English V r PAUL CONSTANTINEAU Industrial Arts JOYCE CONTARINO English ELAINE CRANE English JOHN CROWDER Industrial Arts WILLIAM CULLEN Guidance PAULCUOCO Industrial Arts RICHARD CZARNEC Industrial Arts ADELE DEMERS Guidance ALFRED DeSTEFANO Social Studies DOREEN DEVINE Math MARIA DiDIO Social Studies MARY DINAN English JACQUELINE DIRSA Math DANIEL DODSON Social Studies WILLIAM DONLON Social Studies CAROL DuFRESNE Foreign Languages SHARYN DURHAM Art ANNE ECKMAN Math BARBARA FIORELLO Art Department Head JOSEPH FORSEZE Science KATHLEEN FOX Science ROBERT FRADETTE Math Department Head ROGER FULLER Science GERARD GAGNE Foreign Lang. Dept. Head MAUREEN GENAKOS Math f KATHERINE GREENE Business SHAUN GURRY English LYNN GUINON Resource Room DENISE HALL Home Economics DOUGLAS HALLBAUER Enalish JOHN HEGGARTY English DANIEL HERLIHY English LILLIAN HERSHFIELD English Department Head JUDITH HILLER Math SANDRA HODGE Math SHIRLEY HOVANASIAN MICHAEL HUGHES DAVID ISADORE Drama Department Head Social Studies Department He ad Music Director THOMAS JENNINGS English ALFRED JONES English KAREN KATTER Foreign Languages EDWARD KELLEY Industrial Arts MILDRED KERN Home Ec. Dept. Head ELAINE KEVGAS English LAURENCE KLIMAS Phys. Ed. Dept. Head ANNE MARIE KRUSELL English RUTH LANGE Business Department Head MILTON LEBOWITZ Social Studies LEONIE LONGSHORE English ELAINE LOSTIMOLO Foreign Languages PATRICIA LYONS Media DEBRA MARTINO Math PETER MAZZAGLIA Science JAMES McDERMOTT Physical Education SUSAN McGRATH Math JANET McLENNAN Guidance ANDREW MELNICKI English FRANCIS MOLESSO Physical Education JOHN MOORE Science PAT MOSER Media DANIEL MOYNIHAN Science JOHN NIGRELLI Social Studies SUSAN NITTO Business PAUL NOISEUX Science JUDY PARADIS Reading ED PAROLISI Social Studies RAYMOND PILAT Distributive Education Head KATHERINE QUICK Guidance MARY ELLEN RANCOURT Home Economics GERRY RIGBY Social Studies JOSEPH ROBILLARD Physical Education ROBERT ROSMARINO Social Studies WILLIAM RUSSELL Science Department Head PETER SALEMI Science LARRY SALMANSOHN Social Studies ANTHONY SANDERSON Guidance JAMES SHAMBERGER Industrial Arts JOHN SIEG Math DONALD SMITH Social Studies ELIZABETH SMITH Social Studies JENNIFER SMITH English MICHAEL SORTER Physical Education MARILYN STELLA Art CLAIRE St. PIERRE Business AILEEN SWIDER Home Economics MAUREEN TROIANELLO Math BRIAN URQUHART Health KATHLEEN VANHORN Foreign Languages SUSAN WAGNER Art PATRICIA WALSH Business ANNE MARIE FIORILLA English LINDA MALLEN English MICHAEL ANGELARI Social Studies GAIL ROUSSEAU English KENNETH PALM Physical Education KAREN BERGERON Physical Education MARGARET STEELE Business 23 CAFETERIA STAFF Another day at work!! I dm JEFF AGNEW Jag Varsity Soccer, Boseball, Track, Music, Electronics, Auto Mechanic. My ombition is to finish college with an Associotes in Civil or Electrical Engineering and to have a happy fam- ily life and to stay always healthy. To always stay in touch with my good friends. SHEILA ALBERT M M (Motor Mouth) To be with my friends and to hove a good time. My ombition is to start a career in computers and to get married. DEBORAH ANDERSON LISA M. ANZALDI Debbie Lis My ambition is to hove o healthy hoppy life and to My ambition is to get married have six kids and move always keep in touch with my friends. as far awoy from here as possible. RICHARD W. APPLEYARD Rich, Apple Gymnastics, Flirting, Driving my Maverick, going to Proms. My ambition is to achieve my goals in Advertising and to enjoy life to its fullest. Also to remember my friends from High School. NICHOLAS ARDIZZONE Cathy and Friends STEPHEN L. ARNOLD SCOTT P. AUBREY CHRISTOPHER AUGERI RICHARD AVEDISIAN JR. Ziff A vbs Cris EB Ebbedesh Freshman Football, Varsity Wrestling, Beach Days, Hockey — My ambition is to achieve all of my set go- Baseball, Soccer — My ambition is to finish College. Football, — My ambition is to set reolistic goals in life Girls!! My ambition is to be successful in life and to hove a good Truck Driving career. and have the gools fulfilled. • RENEE BAILLARGEON Na Na My ambition is to move to Florida and become an ac- tress and to move far away from the school and the teachers — hoping I ' ll never see them again. RONALD J. BAILLARGEON ANDREW BAKER BAKES , Snakes Football (Quad Capt), Hockey, Track, Senior Class Play, Yearbook, Yachting Club. My ambition is to ensure world peace and domestic tranquility. Seriously, to do something productive with my life. HELEN D. BALOGH Partying — My ambition is to start a career in my work and be successful in life and be happy in what I am doing. ELLEN M. BARANOWSKI El VC-Treasurer, Powder-Puff Football My ambition is to marry a rich Lawyer and have a Maid. ' Did you call me a spaceshot? JOSEPH B. BASSO BRIAN J. BATTAGLIA TTAGS Soccer, Track, and the Senior Class Play — My ambi- tion is to survive through college and achieve a suc- cessful career in Law Enforcement. THOMAS BEAULiEU Tom Cross-country-Copt , Winter Trock, Spring Track, Se- nior Council, Civil Defense Drills — My ambition is to ochieve my Goals and to have o Fun, Healthy, and Long life. KEVIN D BELL K BELL Yeorbook Staff, Yearbook Photographer, Photography Club. — My ombition is to become an Accountant ond leod o successful life. 27 RHONDA M. BE NEDICT Honda Partying — To live a happy and successful life. LYNNE MARIE BERNARD Lynnie Homeroom Representee, Library Aid — To do what becomes a chollenge in life. GINA BERTHIAUME Senior Fund Raiser, Senior Class Ploy, Powder-Puff Football, L.O.O.S.E., visiting Cape Cod, Bloodmobile, Equation Porties — To make myself and as many peo- ple as I con happy, by going ALL OUT. STEVEN BIBEAU SUSAN BOLIS Sue Drinking, Smoking — To get out of M.H.S and have o excellent life ond keep portying through the yeor. — To keep in touch with all my friends. Boy, what a hunk! ANTHONY JOHN BONANNO CHARLES EDWARD BONANNO II Banana (Chaquita) Chuckie B Soccer, Baseball — To graduate, and I hope to get a Four-years Winter and Spring Track, Three-years Soc- high position job in Construction. cer. One-year Football, Senior Class Play — To attend Culinary Art College and to become successful in the Family Business with my parents and to always keep in OQ touch with my friends. zo MARY LOU BONFANTI ' ' Lou Having a good time — To be successful and live a happy life. ALEXANDER H. BONNEAU DEBRA A. BOOTH PAMELA BORDEN STEPHEN A. BOUCHER Debbie Trouble To be involved in sports. Hoving a good time with my friends. — To do every- Academic Internship, Media Center Staff — To serve thing I want to before I get married. To live for today the Lord and be a singing Evangelist — (Get Married) and worry about tomorrow later. MAUREEN E. BOURASSA Moe Drama Club, Publicity for Senior Class Play — Interior Decorator :- II VINCENZINA ANDONELLA BRANCHINA Zina To be successful in life and become a Legal Secretary. DEBORAH ANN BREARLEY Debbie Fieldhockey, Basketball, Softball, Honor Society — To be happy and successful in all thot I will encounter. Hang it up Charo!! MARGARET BRESNAHAN LINDA A. BRETON TED BRISCOE KATHLEEN A. BROADHURST Figure Skating Club — To pursue o career in Environ- Space Pigeon Kitty ' mental Studies. To be Wealthy, and to live everyday to its fullest. Basketball, Bowling, Gombling — To be a college Blood Mobile Donotor — To live a happy life and be graduote and a Professional Gambler successful. — To someday shut Jude up. 29 DEBBIE-ANN BROCHU Deb My ambition is to become a Wealthy Accountant. PATRICIA J. BROOKS Patti Freshman — Winter Track, Freshman — Spring Track, Sophomore — Winter Track, Junior — Winter Track — My ambition is to someday be a C.P.A. and to always be happy. Also to get married and have o close-knit family. MICHELE M. BROWN Deca Club — My ambition is to become a Nurse. JOYAUN BROWN JAMES M. BUCO Buck Winter and Spring Track, Senior Class Treasurer, Soil- ing Team, T-Bird Club, Notional Honor Society — My ambition is to own o fleet of classic T-Birds. BARBARA BURNS Barb or Bub My ambition is to live as for owoy from Methuen os I con. Let me out of here! KIM M. CAIADO DEBRA A. CALABRESE ANTHONY CALDERONE Work Study, Beach Days — I want to get a good job Debbie Tony that pays alot of money. I want to make new friends Work St(jdy _ My amD ition is to be successful in Life. To Party and to Go Hunting — I want to give my best to and meet alot of people. anything in which I am involved in. To stay in contact with all my friends. KENNETH J. CAMPANILE 30 KIMBERLY D. CAMPBELL Kim Spanish Honor Society, Secretary of the Pep Club — My ambition is to graduate from school and college and have a good career and to fall asleep one day and never woke up. THOMAS CAMPOLINI Campo D-E. — I hope to be successful and hoppy. GREGG CANNAVO Gregg 7 ' Tennis — Co-Captain, Soccer, Italian Club - become a Plastics Engineer. DANIEL CARACCIO Cheo I hope to Captain of Soccer Team, Captain of Basketball Team, Baseball, Track, Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Cheer- leader, Sailing Team, Yatch Club — To graduate from West Point and boldly go where no man has ever gone before. The Fonz and his sidekick. DONNA M. CARITO Barito or Piedelongo Senate, Pep Club, Powderpuff Football, Yearbook Staff, Senior Council, Italian Club President and Vice President, Usherette — Senior Class Play, S.A.C. — To go beyond the forthest horizon and find my foremost dreams, in a rainbow of happiness that will give me the hope, courage, strength and success I need to en- deavor the rest of my tomorrow ' s, today MICHAEL J. CARNEY TIMOTHY CARON My ambition is to be successful and hoppy. PAUL GLENN CARUSO Football and Socializing — I want to enjoy being around all my friends. - A ANDREW M. CARVER MICHELE A. CATANIA Captain Freshman, Sophomore and Senior Ski Team, Junior Cross Country, Sophomore and Junior Spring Track, Junior and Senior Pep Club — To travel around the World. ROANNE CATTEAU RO Four Years Basketball, Four Years Field Hockey, Four Years Softball, Senior Council, One Year French Club — The true question in life is not what we gain but whot we do. SAMUEL C. CAVALLARO SUSAN CAVANAUGH Sue To become extremely wealthy and enjoy lite to its ful lest is my ambition. WAYNE L CECIL That ' s the perfect color for the baby ' s room! JANICE M. CHALIFOUR 32 LORI-ANN CHARETTE Chet Lori Space Varsity X-Country, Varsity Gymnastics, J.V. Softball, Varsity Volleyball — Captain, Senior Class Play, Senior Council, Dance Company — President, Drama Club — Secretary, Pep Club, Powder Puff Football — My ambi- tion is to become successful in the field of dance, and travel around the World. LOREEN J. CHASE JOHN J. CHESTER Hiking, Canoeing ELIZABETH M. FOLLANSBEE (COLLINS) Beth Freshmen Cross Country, Computer Club Secretary for two years — To be happy and to have a home for me and my husband. DIANE M. COLLIER Dl To travel around the world. DAVID T. COLLOPY Biff and Jed Senior Class Play, Senior Council, Basketball, Soccer, Tri-Captain, Making Up jokes — To become a lawyer maybe eventually a politician. To show the so called politicians what a true politician should be like. JAMES M. CONNOLLY Camping, Fishing, Football, FUBAR — Find my place to find my own and try to wake up and start a brand new day. HENRY JOHN CONSOLI Henry Graphic Arts, Music — Guitar playing — Beatles Back Together Someday!! ' Eating Again? DEBRA CONTARINO PBI Majorette Captain (2,3,4), Gymnastics Team (Manag- er), Dance Club (2,3,4), Home Room Representative, Senior Council (4), Senior Class Play (Miss Hathaway), Dramo Club (4) — To finish my education and open my own dance studio To all my friends, Good Luck and I hope your all successful in whatever you try to do. MARIA ANN CONTARINO Re or Break to Be Track, International Club, Italian Club, Photography Club, Drama Club, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play, Legal Order of Sea Gulls Everywhere (LOO S.E.) — I would like to fly over the ocean with my fellow gulls!! Caw! Caw! CYNTHIA J. CORBITT MICHELLE M. COREY Micky Pep Club — Pack up, be on my woy hoping to place to stay, I hove to run ond hit the sun down in LA 33 KAREN R. COREY Killer Boxing ond Keeping Ms. Cunningham Company in her office. — My ambition is to live a good life and to someday get married to Dwayne. KAREN M. CORMIER K.C. Drama Club — I want to be Free, and to be Me 1 ELEANOR CRUZ CHRISTINE J. CUBELLI El My activity was DECA and — I want to be happy and I want to enjoy my life and to be as happy as I could to ve ° ' on 9 ' e - get everything out of life like everybody should. BRIAN R. CYR Secretary of the Methuen Chapter of the National Honor Society, Mountain Climbing, Camping, Hiking — I want to someday become on Environmental Scientist. JOSEPH S. D ' AGATA Pepie Bowling, Rollerskating, Weight Lifting, Swimming, Tennis, Motorcycle Riding, Horse Bock Riding, ond American Combot Judo — I wont to become o Body Builder, o Jeweler, ond drive o Von Please I have to make a Pit Stop!! ANN-MARIE DALEY RONALD G. DANISEWICZ In this twilight of power, there is no quick path to the Ron light switch. Photography, Fishing — To boldly go where no man has gone before! SUSAN DAVIDSON SHARON A. DEARDEN Shasha I wont to be successful in what I do ond make enough money to be happy with the nice guy I have. 34 WILLIAM J. DeBENEDETTO Bill Basketball, Football — My ambition is to be successful in life, in what ever I ' m doing, and, to spend the rest of my life with Paula . MICHAEL R. DeCHANE SUSAN DeFEO DINA M. DEGREGORIO UeeSn bue Traveling, Ceramics, Partying, DECA — My ambition is X-Country — Captain, Winter Track, Spring Track, My ambition is to be o secretary, to have fun times, to to marry Rich and have kids. Powder Puff Cheerleader, Archaeology Club — My g e t married, ambition is to run the Boston Marathon and to sing a long with pal Slim Whittman. LEE ANN DEGASPE Short Stuff My ambition is to be happily married and to be success- ful. Father Miller JANET J. DELUCCA Chop-Chop Year Book Staff — Editor, National Honor Society, Se- nior Class Ploy, Softball, Basketball, Powder Puff Foot- ball, Methuen Korote Association, Legal Order of Sea- gulls Everywhere (Hi-ya Beak) My ambition is to be- come an Architect. We look before and after, And pine for what is not: Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought. CARLA RYANN DELUCIA Sady Troveling, Porrying, Hairdressing, Senior Class Play — My ambition is to accept life as a reality, no one can steal your dreoms. GLENN A. DEMERS Hockey for Three Years — My ombition is to live a full ond successful life and succeed in everything I try. RANDALL J. DENUCCIO Jasper Parking Lot, Portymg — My ambition is to become suc- cessful, rich and own o house, a harley, ond porsche, ond visit Ponoma WILLIAM V. DePARDO Bill Hockey — My ombition is to have a good life. 35 DARSHNA N. DESAI Darsh Chosen Delegate to the Northeastern Massachusetts Division of Student Councils, National and Spanish Honor Societies. Various Foreign Language Clubs, Student Senate, Yearbook Staff, T.J. ' s Class , Zim ' s Class and work with Tracy at Showcase — My ambi- tion is to reach my goal of becoming a SUCCESSFUL Medical Doctor and to ALWAYS remember that Every Beginning has an End and Every End has a Beginn- ing!!!! DONNA M. DESHAIES Cutie Softball, Honor Society, Language Club, Spanish Honor Society, Academic Internship, Dancing — My ambition is to pursue a coreer in a Spanish-related field, hopefully be successful in it. Most of oil, to get a date with Michael Jackson. lUlU. nmj iimi imii LYNNE DESPRES Lynnie Student Guide — My ombition is to be Rich and Happy in whotever I do. JEFFREY C. DESROSIERS Jeff Softball, Cross Country, Bosketball, Winter Track, Spring Track, Archaeology Club, Powder-Puff Cheer- leader ond Juggling — My ombition is to become a successful Plastics Engineer and to live my life to the fullest!!! CAROLE T. DEVINE Yearbook, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor So- ciety, Foreign Language Club. — My ambition is To live for Today, dream for Tomorrow and always re- member Yesterday . CATHY A. DEVINE Methuen High School Skating Club — Co-Captam, Methuen Figure Skating Club, VC — Vice President, Student Guide. — My ombition is to pursue a career in Psychology and to Travel. Nick wonts Who?, ME??? DALE DiMAGGIO Daley Cheerleoding (Co-Capt.), Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Figure Skating Club (Tri-capt.), Class President (2,3), VC — Secretary — My ambition is to continue my education at Holy Cross. LAURA DIODATI Foof Partying, Spending money — My ambition is to have a good time in life and to know where I ' m going. MARIA DIODATI Foof Spanish Honor Society, VC — President. JOSEPH A. DiPALERMO Joey D. Football, Winter Track, Spring Track, National Honor Society, Senior Council — My ambition is to have o successful career in Engineering and to finally get my car painted ONE color!!! LISA ANN DiPIETRO THERESA DiPIETRO Lees Teri Student Senate, Drama Club, Basketball, Senior Class My ambition is to have a happy Healthy and Wealthy Play, Senior Council. — If you can Imagine it, you can life. Achieve it; If you can Dream it you can Become it. MARISA DONAHUE Ris Pep Club — Vice President, Active member of the Space Revengers — My ambition is to be a better Space Revenger and to live a Happy life. DAVID C. DONEGAN Dave Varsity Tennis, Honor Society, Basketball, Media Center Technician, Homeroom Representive. — My ambition is to live a long life so that I w ill have enough time to do everything I want to do. MICHAEL DONOHUE Wrestling Co-Captain, Football, Hockey, Track — My ambition is to be successful in Life and become a Spe- cial Ed. Teacher. 36-24-36 ' PAM DORSEY Pam Methuen Figure Skating Club, Methuen High Figure Skating Club — Co-Capt., Outing Club, Homeroom Rep., Academic Internship, Senior Council, Hockey Announcer, Men Gymnastics ' manoger. — My ambi- tion is to alwoys hove the Happiness I have now and to gain ten pounds. KRYSTYNA DOWGIERY Krys Work Study, Business — My ambition is to Find Happi- ness TINA M. DOWNEY SHEAN BRIAN DOYLE Brian My ambition is to moke something out o my lite and to be a Success!! ' 37 MARY A. DUBE GLEN K. DUBOIS JANE DUEMMLING Winter Track — My ambition is to be successful in Glenn everything I do, and to marry my sweetheart, John Par- Workstudy — My ambition is to take the Civil Service ent. To live life the best I can and to be happily married. f es t on d become a Fireman. KATHLEEN M. DUMONT , f LAURIE P. ELLIS LYLA ELWELL Color Guard — Captain, Homeroom Representee, My ambition is to be successful in all I do. Freshman Field Hockey, Ice Skating Club, Partying — My ambition is to become a National Roller Skating Champion and to spend my life happily with the people I love the most. TERRI L. ENGLAND ANN M. FARGNOLI Maybe My ambition is to be happy and successful in whatever Partying, Boyfriend, Beach Bum, Distributive Ed. ' decide to do in lite. — I om as free as a bird now Ambition: To Travel. DANIEL P. FARLEY KAREN JAN FAUCHER ' Touch Work Study, Detention Club, Skiing, Cruising, Going out with Mark and all my friends, Suspension Club- — My ambition is to become a Registered Nurse and to get my Diploma and not to let anyone in the office take it away!!! PAUL M. FAY Barney Bowling, D.E.C.A., Homeroom Representive, Dream Machine, Golf Team. — My ambition is to Redesign the Motor Mounts on the DC 10 and make a million dol- lars. KAREN L. FEATHER Feather Work Study — My ambition is to be happy and success- ful in life, and to become an Executive Secretary or on Accountant. ROBERT FILLIPON Filduzapon Winter Trock, Spring Track, Honor Society, Compute Club, Music (Rock Roll), Intramural Basketbo Party Club — My ambition is to find the ultimate party spot and camp there for a couple of years (Then maybe attend College and find o career in Computers). JACQUELINE A. FINNEGAN Jackie Partying — My ambition is to stay happy and to moke others hoppy, to enjoy life. ' And I thought that the Magazine said they WORKED 1 SALVATORE FINOCCHIARO Sal Track — DECA — My ambition is to be a success in life and to keep in touch with oil my friends and keep the good time a-rollin! MARIA M. FIORINO My ambition is to be happy in what I do. JOHN FITZPATRICK vork with Fitzy Senior Class Ploy, Senior Closs President, Homeroom Rep., Senior Homeroom Avoider. — My ambition is to attend Homeroom once during the 4 years in High School. BRIAN FLANAGAN Brian Winter and Spring Trock, Senior Closs Ploy, Ranger Week — My ambition is to enjoy many weekends in the future 39 JOHN M. FLEMING ROBIN FLEMINGS MATTHEW JOHN FODERADO KATHLEEN A. FORD Jack ' ' Fruity Color Guard, Art Club, Spring Track — 2 Years — Matt Kath Hockey, Track — To be a cop and to live a good life. Outing Club — To be successful and rich the rest of my Marching Band, Concert Bond, Jazz Band, Droma My ambition is to marry Arthur in June and to be life. Club, Senior Class Play — Jethro — Equation Par- happy. ties , Bebido — To be successful in whatever I do and to have a good time at U. Mass. RICHARD MICHAEL FORZESE STICKS Stage Band, Concert Band, and Marching Band — To be a professional musician. Roller Skatmg, Basketball, Track, Senior Class Fun- draismg, and Senior Class Play Usherette — To travel, to be successful, keep my old friends, and to moke new ones. That ' s disgusting! JOYCE FRAM TIMOTHY A. FRAM Powderpuff Football — To become a business man- ' Big T ager Yearbook, Football, Captain Winter and Spring Track, Trainers Room and Sailing Team — To travel at Warp Speed and go beyond the cries of mortal men. 40 CHRISTINE FRECHETTE Chris Distributive Education Club, Rollerskating — To marry Joe ond always be happy in life. — If you love some- thing, set it free; If it comes back, it ' s yours, If it doesn ' t, it never was. FRANK J. FURNARI Killer- Riding my KZ 1000 — To be successful i LAUREN A. FUSCO KIMBERLY ANN GAGNON LISE JUDITH GALLANT ALBERT GEORGE GANEM Kim Lise Al Powder Puff Football — To get a college education, to Marching Band ond Concert Band — To become a Winter Track, Spring Track, Outing Club, Cadets, Se- morry a guy who will sweep me off my feet. To have successful executive secretory. nior Class Play, Spanish Club, Just For Openers Group loads of kids ond loads of money. — To lead life to it ' s fullest, and to teach special needs children to the best of my ability. SCOTT D. GAUMOND DAVID JOHN GEMELLARO Gem Captain Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Ski ing, Senior Closs Play — To get the most out of life. ' O.K., O.K., I ' ll go to the prom with you!! ' SANDRA DIANE GENDRON MICHAEL GERMAN Sandy Mike Marching Bond, Concert Bond, Softboll — To pursue a Partying, Hockey, and Drawing — To be very, very career in chemical engineering. Wealthy. NANCY J. GILL GAYLE A GILLESPIE Work Study JULIE ANN GILLETT PAUL GIORDANO JOYCE A. GODSEY MELANIE S. GOGJIAN Gio Animal Mel Hockey, Varsity Gumnastics — My ambition is to Drama Club, Senior Class Plays — J979 Wardrobe International Club — My ambition is to hove children, achieve the most out of life, and reach the gool of Mistress — 1980 Stoge Manager, Media Center Assis- career, ond a chubby-hubby, success and to be hoppy! tant — To live long and Prosper and to own Univer- sal Studios. CHARLES P. GOODING Scubadiving, Boating — My ambition is to be success ful in whatever I do. CATHY GORDON Gordie Marching Bond, Concert Bond, Softball, Basketball — My ombition is to move to Austrolio and raise kan- garoos Who turned out the lights? ' LYNN ANN GOSSELIN ROXANNE GOULET CHERYL PATRICIA GRASSO MICHAEL E. GRASSO Senior Class Play Usherette — My ambition is to get Rock Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Co- Mike my degree in Accounting. Distributive Education — Coming Together is a beginn- Captain for Winter and Spring Track, Senior Class Play Play Guitar — My ambition is to be an Electronics ing, Keeping together is Progress, Working together is Usherette — My ambition is to live a long life with good Technition. success. health and happiness. 42 ELAINE MARIE GRASSO Guinny Italian Club — I am gonna live my life as crazy as can be!!! MICHAEL W. GRAVEL JOHN E. GREGG Duza Varsity Skiing, Soccer, Intramural Basketball, Nationol Honor Society Historian — My ambition is to be able to survive this last year of the beginning of my Life, to be able to wake up in time for my first class each day at college, to be able to graduate from College, and to be a horribly successful architect or civil engineer. M.F. PAUL J. GRISKEVICH Griz Hockey, Soccer, Spring Track, Pep Club — To be suc- cessful in college and to become a Forest Ranger. KENNETH R. GROSS II K.G. or Zeek To wander the Halls — H.V.C. — Craziness — To be a Truck Driver, own a Kenwourth and to design my own Truck. To enjoy the L.A. Life. KATHLEEN D. GUAY Kathy Freshman Intermural Basketball — My ambition is to be hoppy and successful in oil that I do. Did Somebody say Soccer? ' RAMON GUERRA ROBERT EDWARD GURKA Gurks Basketball, Track, Senior Council — My ambition is to keep and stay close to oil the Friends I hove now. JOSEPH A. GUZAJ Jay Footboll, Winter Trock, Spring Trock, Senior Council, Homeroom Representative, Senior Closs Play, Yeor- book Staff — To hove the obility to send lawyers, JOHN ANTHONY HADLEY Smedley XCountry, Varsity Soccer, Winter and Spring I International Club, Homeroom Representative, Span- ish and French National Honor Societies, Student of guns, and money to friends in need is my ombition in the Month, Sportsmanship Award — My ambition is to ljf e become o Interpreter or Commcrciol Artill LINDA A. HAGGAR AMY M. HAGOPIAN Freshman Softball and Commercial Art — My ambi- FamOS AmOS tion is to live a successful and independent life. Plus, to p ar tyj n g own a customized sportscar. M y am bition is to someday become a singer and moke olot of money. ARTHUR HAGOPIAN Seagull Lips (Chief Beak) Drama Club — President, The Ranger Spirit — Editor, Yearbook — Business Monager, Senior Class Play, Student of the Month, Notional Honor Society, Legal Order of Seagulls Everywhere — L.O.O.S.E. — My am- bition is to do it with authority and get the Hell off. RUTH HAGOPIAN Distributive Education — My ambition is to enjoy life and find the things I ' m looking for. CHRISTINE HAIGH £4-5.. DONNA MARIE HAJJAR Hajj Cheerleader. Senior Council, Powder Puff Football, Usherette — Senior Class Ploy, Dance Club, Beoch Doys, Skipping Gym, Mark — My ambition is to get married ond leod a happy and heolthy life Two do ' s and a don ' t TIMOTHY J. HALEY KIMBERLEY A. HALL ' Cone Head Band — My ambition is to succeed in the business field X-Country for Four Years, Indoor Track for Four Qr, d become rich. Years, Outdoor Track for Four Years, Captain Indoor Track, Chess Team, Darling Club — I want to be Mr. Universe. BILL HALL JEFF HAMEL Big Bill MF Four Wheelin — My ambition is to become successful. Captain Skiing, Track — My ambition is to be success- ful in life. CHARLES IBRAHIM HANNA Charlie Hobbies, Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball — To be happy and help others JUDITH HARDACRE MARYANNE HARGREAVES Cross Country, Winter Track, Ski Team, Pep Club, International Club — To travel GEORGE W. HARRIS Sports — To be successful in whatever I do The Innocent Three! MICHAEL J. HAVEY Murray (The Cop) To be a Massachusetts State Trooper. V !§!! WAYNE H. HEBERT GAEL W. HEGARTY DEBBIE HERSON Gael Debbie Cheerleading (Socker, hockey — 1 .2.3), Tom — To get Four yeors of Gymnastics — To live o good healthy life into a coreer in television ond Production and to stay ond be hoppy with Earl where ever we are. happy in whatever I do Good-bye to my friends in the senior class, good luck CHERYL A. HIBBARD 45 MARK A. HIGGINBOTTOM SCOTT EVAN HILLS JOSEPH T. HOLLINS BRENDA JEAN HOLMES Higgie Marching, Concert, Jazz, and All-State Bonds — To Phine Brenda Karate — To go to school and then become a State hear a different drummer Basketboll, Track, Football, Soiling Team, Yachting Detention, Partying, Skipping School, ond just having o Trooper, Club — To become successful in whatever I do. Good Time — To be successful in the Army, to get married ond live o wealthy life. PAULA HYNES Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Winter Track 1,2, Spring Track 1,2, Academic Internship 4, Class Vice President 1,2, — To be successful in all aspects of life and have a good time while I ' m doing it. KEVIN JACQUES Kev To be Rich and Successfu TRACY ANN JALBERT Senior Council, Homeroom Representative (Freshmen — Senior), Human — To overcome all my weaknesses, be happy and succeed in whatever I do. SCOTT JENKINS V.P.B. II Senior Class Vice President, Track, Freshmen Basket- ball — Every Man is the Architect of his own fortune. To always have a better car than Jim Buco. JUDE M. JENNINGS Shrimpo Senior Class Play — To get taller, to marry money, and to own a porsche. 46 CYNTHIA A. JONES JAMES F. JORDAN Jim Track and Football and Senior Council — I want to get life my CPA in Accounting. KEITH D. JOSEPH My ambition is to make lots of money and lead a good JANE A. KELEHER Sweet Jane President of Pep Club, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play, Human Relations Group, Ice Skating Club, Newspaper Staff, Space Revenging, Pun Ring Out — My ambition is to have the best summer ever and live it up . Good luck Sue, Maris, Dad and Uncle Jim! PATRICIA A. KELLEY Trish Fieldhockey, Winter and Spring Track, Powder Puff Football — My ambition is to find on ambition and to be successful at it. Caruso? Capone? FAITH M. KENYON D.D.J. Powder Puff Football — Quarterback, Winter Track, Spring Track, Ballet, Judo, Body Building, Disco, Pump- ing the Iron, Dance Teacher ' s Training — I plon to go into the health field and gain as much knowledge as possible in that area I would also like to open my own bodybuilding gym as well as my own dance studio- To forever be friends with Cheryl. TRACY LEE KERMAN Tracy Lee Year Book Stoff — TYPING, Concert and Marching Bands, Honor Society, Senate — Secretory, T.J. Lost Period, Spanish Honor Sooety, Art Humanities Class, Volunteer , and the great Talkative times with Darsh and Everyone Else — My ambition is to meet many mony people and hove them all glod to hove met me and to call me a Friend. Plus, I always want to smile no matter what I ' m doing. AUDREY A. KERSHAW Auds Skoting Club, Powder Puff Football — I want to go into Nursing — And to never be bored- KIM KOLOFOLES Senior Council, Senior Class Play, Basketball, Track, Oramo Club, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff — Everydoy that we get older more often you heor people say, I wish I would have, I should hove done, I just wasted onother day. To all my friends, remember the good times Miss Yo!! I PETER J. LaCROIX III Hockey, Football, Baseball, Track, Human Relation Group — My ambition is to succeed in everything I participate in, to remain as happy as possible, and to hope that my future will bring new and challenging tasks. SHAWN M. LANGLOIS RALPH MICHAEL LAORENZA Budman Senior Class Play — Billy Bob, Work Study — My ambi- tion is to have a long successful life. DEBRA A. LATULIPPE Deb DECA Club, Dance Club, Chorus — My ambition is to accomplish my goals in life. To be married and happy in the future. Skating, Swimming, Horseback Riding — I want to be come a Secretary. Service with a smile. CATHERINE M. LEGER PAUL R. LEVER Cathy or Statz Tennis Team, Graphic Arts Club — To be able to do Statz, Homeroom Representative, Cheerleader, Dance the things that I want to do. Club, Senior Class Play, Senior Council, Homecoming Queen, Year Book Staff, Powder Puff — I will make all my dreams come true, if you dare to dream, then you dare to make those dreams come true. PEGI-ANNE LEVER Pegi or Squeever Senior Council, Class Secretary, Homeroom Represen- tative, Year Book Staff, Senior Class Play — Mrs. D., Powder Puff Footboll, Majorette, Boys Basketball, Spanish Honor Society, Winter and Spring Track, Ten- nis, Haverhill Rest! — I want to be a nun and to remember the good times . Thanks Kids ' LUIS M. LIMA Lou My ambition is to travel. JEAN ANN LINEHAN STEPHEN A. LODGE FRANCES MARIE LO PRESTI Lead Foot Snowman Peaches , Jersey Kid , Franca Partying — My ambition is to move to Colorado and to Varsity Ski Team — My ambition is to graduate from Beach Days, Work Study, Partying — My ambition is become successful in the Business Field. College and find a good job. getting out of this school, move to California and be rich and successful. MICHAEL E. LORENZO ' I don ' t believe she called Hawaii!!! BARRY M. LYONS Spanish Club, Spansih Honor Society, Nationol Honor Society — My ambition is to go on to College and be o success in whatever I do. PAUL DAMIEN LYONS Marching Bond, Concert Band, Jozz Bond II, Wrestling Team, Senior Class Ploy. My ombition is to succeed at any future endeavors. MARK ANTHONY MACHERA Cera Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Soccer, Bose- boll, Senior Class Ploy, Powder-Puff Football, Cheer- leader, buds. — My ombition ts to be successful at whatever I choose to pursue, to always be hoppy, and to meet Frank Zappa. STACEY A MACKOR 49 JOHN MADEIRA Bowling BRIAN D. MAHONEY CAROLYN JEANNE MAJOR Co To be successful and happy and move out of this state. MARY ELIZABETH MANNING BOO Winter Track, Spring Trock, Donee Club, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Se- nior Council and Senior Class Play, and Powder Puff Football. — To become o successful dental hygienist KATHERINE MARCELLO ' Mr. Russell, You ' ve got to be kidding ' DAVID MARCHAND Mush Hockey 4 years — Assistant, PowderPuff Football Cheerleader — To someday play protessional hockey or own and control all women. 50 SANDRA G. MARCINKEVICH Chuck Fieldhockey, Track, Senate, House of Reps., Senior Class Secretary, Pep Club, Methuen Police Explorers, Usherette — There is only one success — being able to spend your life in your own way. I want to succeed in this way. JANET M. MARSAN Powder Puff Football — To moke my dreams come true. ALBERT E. MARSDEN AL SUSAN T. MARTIN Lebo Girls Track, Drama Club, International Club, Field Hockey, Office Worker, Powder Puff Football, Senior Class Play (Backstage) — I wish to become very suc- cessful in the field of Pediatric Nursing. PHYLLIS LISA MARTINEAU Figure Skating, French Club, Academic Internship — My ambition is to become a successful Elementary School Teacher. CHRISTOPHER MASTORAKIS LEE-ANNE MASTRANGELO Lee Field Hockey, Distributive Education, Freshman HomeRoom Representative — If we do not exist as Individuals our Relationship will never exist. ANTHONY E. MASUCCI Bo-rique Four Years Football (quad-Captain), Four Years Gym nasties. Four Years Baseball, Boys State RONALD JEFF MASUCCI Fatty Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Gymnastics, Pow- der Puff Cheerleoder — My ambition is to go to college ond to succeed in Life. ' Jay! Put your shirt back on! CYNTHIA MAY Cyndi National Honor Society, Ski Team, Marching 8and, Concert Band — To be a Veterinarian is my ombition. DAVID T. MAY LOIS A MAYNARD FRANCIS P. MAZZOTTA Frank Three Years of Tennis, Two Years of Hockey — My Ambition is to Graduate from College ond gather expe- rience to conquer my goals that I may or alreody have set. 51 • SCOTT F. McADAM KAREN McANDREW TRUDEL KATHLEEN McCARTHY Scott Work Study — I want to become a good Wife and Kathy Partying — To be successful in life and to become rich Mother. Workstudy — I wont to live each day os it comes and to is all I want. always be hoppy. robin c. McCarthy steven r. Mccracken Steve Office Woncstudy — My ambition is to hove my Own Business Pssst, What ' s the answer to number five?? ' SUSAN JANET McCRACKEN THOMAS McENEANEY CHRISTOPHER J. McEVOY CAROLE A. McKENNA - ue Mac Cm ris ' Partying — To live a long hoppy life and be successful Partying — I want to be successful in everything I do Joy Youngs, Beach Days, The Rest, Four Wheelin with Captain of Gymnastics Team, Track — I want to attend in everything I do. and to marry Joe Duffen. j oe — My Favorite Song is I ' m Guilty — And my School for Electronics and become Rich. ambition is to work hard and always be happy. 52 TIMOTHYS. MENIHANE Tim Cross-Country, Freshman Basketball, Winter and Spring Track — My ambition is to be able to jump from the foul line, do a 360 degree, double pump, and dunk it behind the head. STEPHEN MESSINA DARLENE M. MICHAUD CHRISTINE A. MILONE Chris Bikeriding, Sand Paintings, Drawing — I want to go on to school for Business Administration and Executive Secretarial Courses, and then to marry my Timmy and buy our own Business and get Rich. CAROLYN A. MISSERVILLE My activity was DECA DOUGLAS H. MOORE Doug Varsity Baseboll, Soccer, Class Ploy, Buds — I plan to enter the field of Business and be successful. I missed it by this much! I PENNY L. MOORE Nickal or Smennybill Student Senate — President, National Honor Society, Regional Chairperson Youth Advisory Council, Com- munications Coordinator for Regional Student Advi- sory Council, Winter Track, Newspaper, — To become a prominent Lawyer and be where a woman belongs, in the house and in the Senate. CHERYL MORGAN Distributive Education, Going out and having a good time with my friends and beach days — My ambition is to graduate and to be happy and live o long life. LISA MORRISON Portying, Listening to good Music, Camping, Going to the Beach — To live a good life, make alot of money, and to travel around the world. SHAWN MORRISSEY The Rood, the Place, Co-Captain Hockey, Senior Council, Usher Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Powderpuff Cheerleader — My ambition is to re- member my friends because Friends are someone to love and to hold deor in your heart and rem- always, MARY BETH MORSE Powder Puff Football, Art Club Secretory, Outing Club, Pep Club — My ambition is to be successful and rich in whatever I do. MICHAEL JOSEPH MOSCUZZA Mike Tennis Team, Winter Track, National Honor Society — My ambition is to find success and happiness in the future. CYNTHIA MOTTA JOHN E. MUISE (windy Baseball, Football, Track — My ambition is to be a Spanish Honor Society, Field Hockey, Softball, Track Marine. — My ambition is to finish college and be successful. JOSEPH MULLIGAN Mul Football, Winter Track — Co-Captain, Spring Track, Honor Society — Vice President — My ambition is to be a mafia hit man. If only I were . . . ROBIN L. MULLIN Tracy Football and Basketball Cheerleader, Senior Council, Yeorbook, Senior Class Ploy, Powder Puff, Spanish Honor Society, Skipping Gym, Beoch Days — Don ' t be afraid to let go of old — and enter something new you ' ll olwoys hove your memones — and that will see you through. TRACY ANN MULLIN Robin Football and Basketball Cheerleader, Senior Council, Year Book Staff, Spanish Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Powder Puff Football, Skipping Gym — There are countless paths of knowledge. There are many ways to give. There are endless hopes to dream of. But there ' s only one life for us to live. Best of luck to all my friends, and never forget the good times! BARBARA A. MURACH Barb Horseback Riding, Camping — My ambition is to get married, own a ranch, and be rich. KAREN MARIE MURAD International Club, Student Government — My ambi- tion is to travel. - BEVERLY MUSTAPHA CHARLES G. NASSER DEBORAH J. NAYLOR Bevie Charlie Debbie Distributive Education and Yearbook Staff — Tomarry Basketball, Golf, National Honor Society, Computer Academic Internship, Senior Blood Mobile — My ambi- Frankie, and to build our house on the hill is my ambi- Club — To complete College and become successful tion is to succeed and be happy in whatever I do. tion in life. — also to be the best person I possibly can. TERRENCE F. NEEL CONNIE T. NICOLOSI Nick Powder Puff Football — For My Father: To become successful in whatever I choose. I PAUL J. NICOLOSI Nic Americon Combat Judo — My ambition is to get o Horley and go to Florida. Peek-a-boo — I see you! ' ' MARK NIGHTINGALE Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Swim Team (Co-Captain) — My ambition is to have success in whatever I try to accomplish. RICHARD T. NIMMO JUDY A. NOVAK DAVID S. NOVELLO 55 JOHN J. O ' CONNOR JEANNE E. O ' CONNOR HELEN C. O ' HARA Transfer Student from Fl. vio Tn , HOE Club, Library Club, French Club — To go into the Health Field and never loose interest in life is my ambition. CAROL OLDFIELD STEVEN A. PAINE Steve Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Cars — I hope I ' ll be able to succeed in the Navy. CHERYL A. PALMER Is my name on the detention list again? ' JOSEPH A. PANTO Football, Distributive Education — Live to be 80 years old and get married, settled down, and then have a Massive Party. 56 DAVID PAPPALARDO Pup Hockey for Two Years, Partying — To live my life to the fullest ond to hove a good time is my ambition. LISA M. PAPPALARDO Lase Senior Class Play, Gymnastics, Track, Skating Club, Distributive Education, Horseback Riding, Skiing, Talk- ing on the Phone — To work with animals, live in the sunshine and live, love, and laugh the rest of my life. DAVID FRANCIS PASSERELLO Mad Scientist Hand Gliding, Skateboarding, Causing Trouble — My ambition is to become a Vet. and to work with Animals. GRETCHEN H. PASSLER ANN MARIE PATTAVINA JOSEPH J. PAUTA RICHARD PEGLOW Gret Punest Joe Rick or Peg Pep Club — My ambition is to become a good secre- Waterskiing, Surfing, Scuba Diving, Water Polo, Deep Haverhill Rest Area and Big Brawls — My ambition is Gymnastics for Three Years — I want to be successful tary, get a good job, make over $250.00 a week, and Sea Fishing, Sailing, Sky Diving — My ambition is to get to be successful in life and be healthy and wealthy. and get a good job. live a happy life. out of college and be rich and happy. JEFFREY P. PELLETIER Jeff National Honor Society, Hockey — My ambition is to see every group I like in concert. MAUREEN A. PELLETIER Moe Senior Class Play and News Poper Staff — My ambition is to have a full and happy life and maybe even to be odopted by Robert Redford. I can type with my fingers too! RICHARD PAUL PEPIN BART J. PERILLO Flash Baseball, Footboll — My ambition is to continue on in My ambition is to become on accountant, get married, s P or,s ond m °ybe practice low someday, and move to Rhode Island and be happy and success- ful. WILLIAM L. PERRY SHARON E. PETELLE Bill Space Shot Senior Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Work Study — My ambition is to live a long or Senior Class Ploy — Usher |,I C ond to hove mony friends 57 ALAN J. PIAZZA JOANNE PICKLES Al Pickles Rockin ' and Rollin ' , Concerts, Clubbin ' , Partying, Work Study, Year Book Staff — I want to live o hoppy Jamming — My ambition is to vacotion a few weeks in life and get everything I can to shore my joys and sor- Copanhagen, Sweden and have a real good time. To rows with a special man, play guitar better than Jimmy Page and sing better than Robert Plant. PAMELA J. PICONE SYLVIE L. PINET Pin Head To graduate and to live a happy life and to keep on Parrying. Don ' t call us, we ' ll call you!! JOHN A. POUBLON Poub Baseball — I want to be successful in life. DONNA M. POULIN DAWN M. PRUNIER HENRY KARL RADEMACHER Driver Dusk Schvin I want to pay off all debts then live a happy life doing Usherette — Senior Class Play, Art Club — I want to My ambition is to conquer the world, only what I want to do and when I want to do it. Maybe get as far awoy from Methuen as humanly settle down in ten or twenty years. possible. 58 . KEITH A. RADULSKI CAROLYN RAINVILLE My ambition is to stay out of trouble and make the best Red out of my Life. My ambition is to get out of School. DARREN RAMSDEN TOD WILLIAM RASTELLO MARK S. RATTE Rat Soccer, Wrestling, Spring Track, Pep Club, Powder Puff Cheerleader — I want To Better the Environment for Future Generations. CRAZY FEET!!! SUSAN MARIE RICCIO Sue Bowling — To lead a happy ond successful life, and one day become an Accountant. DANIEL M. RICCIO My ambition is to own my own business NANCY A. RILEY Rainbow Riley Chorus, Bloodmobile, Senior Closs Ploy — Publicity - To find the pot of gold ot the end of the Roinbow!! KATHLEEN A. RILEY 59 I SHEILA ANN RIMAS MARIE A. RIOPELLE SHARON ROBERGE PATRICIA A ROBERGE Pge Rip Shorty Patty Distributive Education — I want to be happy in life and Marching Band, Concert Band, Softball, Basketball, Four Years Cheerleoding — Freshman Varsity, and Volleyball, Winter Track — I want to forget my past successful in my endeovors. Powder Puff Football — I want to do everything in life Bothroom Duty — I want to reach five feet! and live for the future. to the best of my ability. NANCY C. ROCHEFORT Nanc or Roch Co-Captain Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball — The World is such that what may appear to be an end, is only a new beginning. MARIA JUDITH RODRIQUEZ Spanish Honor Society, Homeroom Representative for Freshman ond Junior Years, Student Guide — To be successful in life. Wake me up for graduation. JEFFREY C. ROEGER DONNA M. ROSINSKI GLENN T. SABA ROBERT SANGUEDOLCE Horse Don Football — Quod-Captain, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Bob Soccer Team — I want to make a career in the Navy Bowling and Dancing — My ambition is to live a happy Free Agent, Club House Meetings, Senior Class Play, Student Congress — Treasurer, S.A.C Choirmon, Na- Nuclear Program. and fulfilled life with Mark. T-Bird Club — I want to someday know how it feels to tional Honor Society, Senior Council — We are all in be Thick as a Brick the same boat in a stormy sea and we owe each other a terrible loyalty. 60 STEPHEN SANVILLE PAUL B. SAVASTANO BRENDA SCHELLING Stein Sav Marching Band, Jazz Band, and Wind Ensemble National Honor Society — President, Varsity Soccer, Soccer, Swimming — My ambition is to be successful in Skiing — Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took life and help those who are in need, the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. MICHAEL J. SCHELLING TSCZEEK Acting Strange; Getting in and out of tight Situations; and Cruisin to the Tunes — My ambition is to lead a happy adult life and find the perfect woman. MICHELLE PAULINE SCIACCA Bowling ond Playing Cards — My ambition is to be- come a good Cook and know how to make good recipes. And today on General Hospital ELAINE M. SEVERANCE Hobbit National Honor Society, Student Senate — Secretary, Varsity Tennis Team, Year Book Staff, Who ' s Who in Amreica ' s High Schools, French Club, Spanish Club, Senior Class Ploy — One small step for man, one giont leap for mankind. Neil Armstrong JOSEPH J. SHOLIK Soccer, Pink Floyd — My ambition is to graduate from College Baseball WILLIAM SIMM Bill EDWARD SMITH 61 LINDA SMITH Smitty Volleyball, Honor Society, Student Government MICHAEL K. SMITH SHERRIE L. SMITH Smitty Ferrie Snowmobiles and Girls — Just want to go through life Nationol Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Home easy. Room Representative, Winter and Spring Track, Span- ish and Italian Clubs — Life is o highway on which the years go by, sometimes the road is level, sometimes the hills are high. But as we trovel onward, to o future that ' s unknown, we can make each mile we trovel, a steppingstone. SUSAN SMITH SHELLY ROSE SPADA Shell Sheldon Later-Spada Concert Bond — Four Yeors, Marching Bond — Four Years, Second Jozz Bond — One Yeor — I wont to finally escape from the strict rigors of educotion (To Get Out ' ). Are you sure Einstein started like this? RAYMOND SPEIGHT CYNTHIA R. SPENCE LINDA A. SPINNEY Camping, Horseback Riding, Boating, Partying — I want to travel and keep up the good times by living everyday like there is no tomorrow. It KEVIN ST. LAURENT 62 JEANNE CAROL STANLEY Reece or Peanut Honors Academic Internship — Shine On!! LINDA JEAN STANSFIELD MICHAEL D. STEVENSON Squirt Mike or Steve Don ' t walk behind me for I am not a leader, Don ' t walk Drama Club, Dance Company, DECA, Methuen Police in front of me, for I am not a follower, Walk beside me Explorers, Senior Class Play — My ambition is to own and be my Friend! Thanks to all my friends in the Class every Dairy Queen in the Region. of 80 DIANNE L. STOTT Di Cheerleading for Four Years, Year Book Staff, Senior Council, Senior Class Play, Dance Company, Powder Puff Football — Dad: Wish you were here to see the happy days in my life, love you. To my friends: Re- member all the good times, see ya. JOSEPH V. STRAVINSKAS D.E.C.A., Portying, Being Late — To make a career of Evil and continue my career in singing is my ambition. Is yours looking back at you? SHEILA SULLIVAN Detention — My ambition is to get out of Methuen High and eventually get morried. ROBERT SULLIVAN NANCY M. SZOSTAK Nancy Field Hockey, Bosketboll, Softball, Coptom of Eoch — My ambition is to be oble to ignore the clouds that surround my Rainbow so that I may smile eoch and every day ROBERT V. TALANIAN Bob Indoor Trock, Outdoor Trock, Soccer, Cross Country, Notionol Honor Society, Armcnion Youth Federation — ... to boldly go where no man has gone before! 63 HOLLY A. TANGUAY MICHAEL TARDIFF GARY R. TATARONIS DIANE R. THERIAULT Notional Honor Society — I want to become experi- Di enced in Mathematics, and to win a million in the lot- I want to go to College, have a career, and go places ten . a nd live my life to its fullest RICHARD R. THERIAULT GRETCHEN E. THOMA Art Oub for Three Years and German Club for Two Years — I want to be hoppy!!! That ' s my ball and I want it! JOHN J. TIMONY JR. MATTHEW F. TIMONY Working Hard and Playing Hard — To Live a Happy Meathead Life is my ambition. Track — My ambition is to be a Custodian. DANIEL M. TINE RALPH F. TITONE 64 JOANNE M. TORLA THOMAS RAYMOND TOROSIAN SUSAN B. TOWLER PETER M. TREMBLAY Jo T.T. Sue Mario Distributive Education and Smoking in the Bathroom! Cadets, Spanish Honor Society — My ambition is tc Just having a real good time — I want to be successful Ba seball for Two Years — My ambition is to succeed. — To work anywhere but Friendly ' s. Have good earn a degree in Marine Engineering as an officer in the in life and to eventually marry D.B. and be happy, times, party, and enjoy life to the max!! United States Coast Guard. JOHN P. TSAKLE Building and Racing Cars — My ambition is to get out of school. Be a top mechanic, get rich, and cruise oround the country. JOLENE TUCCI Jo Tuch Track, Skating, Discussion Group, Pep Club — f want to have a happy life. I hope I didn ' t overcook it! JAMES M. VAIKNORAS PAULA JEAN VALLIERE Paula Racing — My ambition is to beat Glenn. Marching, nior Class ing. DAVID B. VEIT KATHERINE A. VEIT Dave Kothy Concert, and Jazz Bonds, Drama Club, Se M y ombition is to hove lots of money ond live it up in Ploy — My ambition is to major in Account- ' n e Florida sun 65 MARK F. VICTORY Mug Concerts, Sports, Partying, Graphic Arts — My ambi- tion is to always be able to laugh and to never forget the good times I ' ve had with my friends at Methuen High. ROBERT W. VIENS I want to graduate and then stay High, Healthy, and maybe Wealthy. JODY A. WAGLAND NOREEN B. WAITES Pep Club for Three Years — My ambition is to be happy in everything I do, and to morry a rich guy so I can take life easy. ROBERT R. WAITKEVITCH Wakes Varsity Soccer, Varsity Gymnastics, Spring Track, Stu- dent Senate, Student Advisory Council — To be a State Park Ranger and to have a good time with my Friends and hope it never ends. ALFRED F. WAITT Fred Baseball. Bowl ing — Stay High and Heolthy and possibly Wealthy, To have front row seats to see Led Zepplm. We aren ' t paying and we aren ' t leaving. KAREN L WAKS Wacky Assistant Editor Yearbook Staff, Tennis, Senior Coun- cil, Gymnastics Manager, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Usherette — Senior Class Ploy — I want to live, be happy and marry a Nice Jewish Boy , just like my Mother wonts me to. RAEANNE WALKER GARY A. WALSH G.A.W. Hockey — My ambition is to go to college, get a good job and have lots of fun. To get front row seats for Zepplin and Floyd. JOHN P. WALSH Jack Football for Four Yeors, Winter Track for Four Years — Co-Captain, Spring Track for Four Years — Co- Captain, Wetghtlifting — My ambition ts to finish Col- lege ond to be Rich. MICHAEL WALSH Mike National Honor Society, Ski Team, Track, Spanish Club, Fubar — My ambition is to graduate from high school and to go where the Buffalos Roam. KAREN A. WANTE SANDY WARD Hi Kids! Field Hockey for Three Years, Basketball for Four Years, Softball for Four Years, Academic Internship, Equation Parties, Senior Class Play — My ambition is to try everything in life once, and the fun things twice. To always be good, and if not good, at least good at it. KIM MARIE WATSON Field Hockey 76-77, Basketball 76-79, Spring Track 76-80, Foreign Language Club 78-79, Senior Class Play, Senior Council, Homeroom Representative 76-80 — May I be able to wear bright dickies whenever I want and not be laughed at. KIM G. WATTS Oscar the Grouch Spanish Club, Photography Club, Newspaper Staff — If you have built castles in the air — Your work need not be lost; That is where they should be. Now put founda- tion under them. HELEN M. WEIR I want to get out of Methuen and this school. Framed again! KATHLEEN MARIE WELCH Kathi Cheerleoding, Partying, Mark, Senior Class Ploy — I would like to own the world ' s largest lighter collection. I ' ll never forget the many days in the Neighborhood Live life in Love!! 8ye Bob. JOHN JOSEPH WHITE I wont to finish everything I start to the best of my ability. JOHN P. WHITTAKER Football, Wrestling, Track, Senior Class Play • to succeed and live my life to its full extent LORI WILSON I want Law I want to groduate ond to party heartily 67 ROBERT ALAN WILSON JANICE DIANE WINN Jan Homeroom Representative, Student Senate, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Color Guard — Captain, Pep Club, Ski Team — Co-Captain — My ambition is to reach my goals in life without having to stond on tip- toes. To walk down a crowded hall without getting elbowed in the face. MAUREEN A. WINNING Moe Majorette — Co-Captain, Acodemic Internship, News- paper Staff, Spanish Club — My ombition is to live o long and happy life to the best of my ability. ANNE WITHAM My ambition is to take life easy! ' MICHAEL J. WNEK Ted or Chico or Neck Baseball for Four Years, Band for Two Years, Jazz Band for One Year — My ambition is to live in Florida . What went wrong this time? ' JOHN S. WROBEL ERIC WUNDERLICH Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Club House Meetings — My ambition is to hear all of Mr. Klimas ' stories. LINDA R. WYMAN Vegetating and being Bored — My ambition is to be- come the Queen of England, LOUIS YARID 68 v RANDY ZACHARIAS Zac Hockey, Track JAY ZENEVITCH Soccer, Golf — Co-Captain, Senior Play Usher — It ' s just no good without love — To live without love — Is no life at all PAUL MICKEE Shy Seniors RANDY ALLEN JIM BEGIN ADAM BIRON GAIL DOWD CHRIS DRAGO EARL FEUGILL BERNARD FINNO BOB GALLEGHER SUSAN GUIMOND LISA KHENTIGAN BRENDA MARDONCELLI RICHARD MORSE RICK MOULART MIKE NOORIGIAN ALLEN PAJAK SHEILA PITOCCHELLI GEORGE POIRIER DWAYNE POOLE JAMES SCOTT TERRY SCIUTO HANK SCHEPARD STEPHANIE STEVENSON MICHAEL WARREN GLENN WAREING MARILYN WOOD 69 IN MEMORY OF Gregory Getchell 1961-1980 William Goolkasian Custodian Do not stand by my grave and weep, I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am a diamond glint on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning hush. I am the swift upflinging rush of quiet birds in circling flight. I am the soft star shine at night. Do not stand by my grave and cry, I am not there. I did not die. 70 ■ enus Gcaulc Gc lie sp c Fr rik Fur mar i 72 c up dsC OULDIt P , Sue Smith. Joe Pa at a 73 IDE rate and John. Ualsk 74 v 05 ricn Andy Baker Caifiy Ltatr 75 lost LiUy ±o Succeed 76 De sai Dave Doneqaix. Bested Dressed ao 0 wo.n. Ann lane Pattav na 77 and ■ . .  . j - 1. ,. _ . , . -„ Ckdrlit Nasser S hex ro Roberqe 78 Jeff Warty Bolddc Gcretcl erv Thomtx. 79 OURS Sandu Wara Chris 80 SanoU fiarcintievitk Bob Sanyuedolce 81 fli r and asanova 82 Lisa Pappdlardo fo,y . Gcuzoj i like Carney Nancy Rochefort 83 Robin Fleming Geary Tatar on is 84 V 05 Al (xr en Caihu 85 drain o {{{mdcmts Karen F xuLct er 86 ■H bMOflBs Dave Collopj Kaihy Kcnncy i 87 eac ier s Pet John fii z.paci ric k Penny loo d 88 WAK exiaui Paul Carus o etes Peqi Lever 89 ace riots Scolt tic da.m$ 90 n DRAMA CLUB Senior Members Officers Front Row: M. Bourrasso, L. Charette, K. Kolofoles, L. Dipietro, M. Contarino. Back Row: M. Stevenson, D. Veit, Advisor — S. Hovanasian, P. Mickee, P. Shruender, Assistant — M. Jennings. Secretary — Lori Charette, Treasurer — Kim Kolofoles, President — Arthur Hagopian. PEP CLUB Front Row: M. Hargreaves, M. Catania, S. Park, J. Chaulifour, D. Michaud, S. Davidson. Back Row: G. Barbara, D. Carito, C. Chretien, N. Waites. Officers: Jody Wagland, Marisa Donahue, Jane Keleher, Kim Campbell 93 ART CLUB Front Row: M. Morse, N. Gill, G. Thoma, G. Barbara. Back Row: Co-Advisor — S. Wagner, J. Cavallaro, K. Woekel, S. Park, C. Murphy, Co-Advisor — M. Stella. OFFICERS Left to right: Nancy Gill, Marybeth Morse, Gretchen Thoma, Gracinda Barbara. v DANCE COMPANY Front Row: C. Teloian, C. Grillo, S. Park, D. O ' Donahue, C. Cretien. Middle Row: D. Wheeler, S. Isabelle, D. Wasicki, D. Emmert, L. Deluca, M. Dennis, D. Wright. Back Row: Advisor — L. Bell, P. Cullum, S. Kelley, C. Jurgel, J. Hildebrandt, J. Hildebrandt T. Lerned, S. Guzuski, C. Paolino, L. Charette, K. Law. OFFICERS Front Row: L. Charette, K. Law. Back Row: C. Chretien, L. Deluca. 95 STUDENT SENATE Front Row: D. Carito, R. Sanguedolce, E. Severance. Second Row: Tracy Kerman, C. Keegan, L Giuffrida, D. Saab. Third Row: P. Parent, C. Winn, C. Bulovas, N. Giuffrida, W. Barbin. Back Row: J. Davis, C. Shaheen, L. Deschamp, J. Paris, L. Mariano, N. Moore, Absent: P. Motre, W. Khentigan, J. Rhbczyk, S. Hering, L. DiPietro. - ■; %jfi O F F I C E R S President — Penny Moore, Secretary — Elaine Severance, Vice President — Cheryl Keegan, Treasurer — Bob Sanguedolce, Absent: a . Corresponding Secretary — Tracy L. Kerman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: K. Kopzynsky, S. Sanville, K. Waks, A. Connelly, L. Sanville, D. Brearly, D. Deshais, K. Concheri, T. Kerman, J. DeLucca. Middle Row: E. Severance, L. Messer, A. Pennisi, C. May, S. O ' Connell, J. Gregg, M. Dufton, A. Hagopian, R. Sanguedolce, B. Cyr, D. DiMaggio, S. Smith. Back Row: C. Nassar, D. Donegan, J. Pelletier, R. Danisewicz, R. Fillipon, B. Lyons, G. Tataronis, L. Giuffrida, M. Sexton, S. Hering, K. Gosselin, L. Smith. OFFICERS: Front row: President — Steve Sanville, Secretary — Brian Cyr, Historian — John Gregg. Back row: Treasurer — Lynn Sanville, Vice President — Joe Mulligan. 97 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: P. Lever, K. Kenney, T. Mullin, C. Motto. Middle Row: D. DiMoggio, D. Desoi, S. Smith, C Devine, R. Mullin. Bock Row: J. Hodley, T. Torosian, M. Machera, P. Schruender, D. Deshais, M. Rodriguez, M. Diodati, Absent — T. Kerman, and K. Woks. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: J. Hadley, G. Barbara, M. Dutt on, G. St. Hillaire, Absent — K. Concheri. 98 JAZZ BAND Front Row: M. Bauchman, J. Ayers, K. Lacroix, S. Stangenelli. Middle Row: D. Simonian, T. Defeo, M. Elliot, S. Kelley, L. Pelletier, N. Chase. Back Row: B. Schelling, V. Garifalo, D. Weit, M. Foderado, J. Donigian. CHORUS 99 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP Front Row: L. Smith, L. Ellis, K. Watson, M. Manning, K. Kenney, C. Leger, Advisor — L. Salmonsohn. Back Row: P. Martineau, D. Naylor, S. Morrissey, S. Ward. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 100 Front Row: D. Lucier, C. Morgan, L. Mastrangelo, T. Dowd, L. Pappalardo, S. Rimas, R. Hagopian, M. Brown, L. Stumpo. Middle Row: C. Misserville, M. Bonfanti, T. England, L. Boisvert, J. Torla, R. Hargreaves, B. Mutapha. Back Row: C. Frechette, D. Latulippe, G. Gillespie, K. Chester, P. Fay, P. Caruso, S. Finocchiaro, B. DePardo, B. DeBenedetto, M. Stevenson, R. Pilot — Advisor. GREATER LAWRENCE COLLABORATE Front Row: S. Hudgins, D. Buck, P. Pahigian, N. Nestor, L. Crompton. Back Row: L. Dickerson, K. Schrow, M. Hatch, E. Landry, J. Cavallaro, D. Cruickshank, L. Masessa, E. Pelrine, Absent: S. Farley, R. Cora. WORK STUDY Front Row: M. Assad, B. Hall, F. Finari, J Roeger, P. Nicholosi, P. Giroux, T Carraher M. Desroisers, M Gordon. Second Row: C. Nartiff, K Melia, S. Petichelli, C Spence, K. Feather, D. Calabrese, G Gillespie, L. Moynard Back Row: D Hall, M. Donahue, J. Stravinskas, F. Lopresti, S. Albert, S. Arnold, K. McCarthy, D. Booth, K. Faucher, B Muroch, T Downey CLASS OFFICERS Cyndi Donegan Sec reta ry Annmargaret Connolly Treasurer J u N I O R SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President John Fitzpatrick Vice President Scott Jenkins Secretary Sandy Morcinkevich SENIOR COUNCIL First Row: C. Leger, L. Charette, Second Row: B. Peryy, K. Kenney, K Kolofoles, R. Mullin, J. Palermo, D. Contarino, J. Guzaj, M. Carney, L. Fusco, S. Morrissey, R. Cateau, Third Row: D. Stott, D. Hajjar, T. Mullin, M. Manning, P. Lever, L. Dipietro, R. Sanguedolce, Fourth Row: J Jordan, J. Fitzpartick, T. Jalbert, T. Beaulieu, D. Collopy, S. Jenkins, P. Dorsey, B. Gurko, K. Watson, D. Carifo, Missing: K. Woks 1 03 SKATING CLUB Sitting L. TO R: T. Desilets, D. Dimaggio, D. Nieldbala, C. Devine, H. Nightingale, K. Bulovas, L. Carte Hi, Standing ADVISOR: Candia Cook — Doucette L TO R: K. Jones, D. Bradbury, S. Woods, C. Field, R. Lemarue, M. Mansor, E. Latullippe, P. Hennessy. Pam Dorsey and David Novello NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITOR — ARTHUR HAGOPIAN Front Row: EDITOR — A. Hagopian, L. Yarid. Back Row: S. Lynch, Advisor — L. Longshore, S. Kelley, K. Watts, W. Khentigan, J. Gray, W. Barbin, Absent — P. Moore. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front: K. Kolofoles. Middle: Advisor — M. Caruso, M. Contarino, K. Watts. Back: G. Jenkins, S. Donahue, Absent — M Morse. 105 YEARBOOK STAFF Assistant Editor — Karen Waks Front Row L. to R: A. Baker, D. Stott, P. Lever, T. Mullin, S. Morrissey, C. Leger, C. Devine, Back Row: B. Mustapha, M. Manning, R. Mullin, D. Caraccio, K. Kolofoles, J. Fitzpatrick, K, Kenney, J Delucca, Advisor — D. Devine. Front Row L. to R: D. Desai, D. Dimaggio, T. Kerman, K. Woks, Bock Row: K. Bell, T. From, D. Carito, A Hogopion I ■ 1 BAND ADVISOR — MR. ISADOR CADETS AND RANGERETTES Front Row (l-r) Drill Instructor T. Daniel Tearno, Marya Ortiz, Stephen Couture, Peter Ramos, Lana Silva. Second Row — Michael Higginbottom, Donna Niedbala, Michelle Valoras, Laurianne Vermette, Jerry Love. Third Row — Michael Reidl, Deborah Cahallane, Michelle Hennessey, Cathy O ' Brien, George Vinciguerra. Fourth Row — David Norcia, Carol [. ' Italian, Michael Cullum, Laura Battaglia, David DeBurro. Top Row — Ellen Dignam, Barbara Guzuski, Kathy Gabour. • ' A, (l-r) Female without weapon Team Commander Cathy O ' Brien, Female with Weapons Commander Michelle Valoras, New England Champion, Female Individual Drill Michelle Hennessey. jasgrtJOBafSfefrffs. A v jbmam mame am FOOTBALL The football team finished with a 4-5- 1 record for the second year in a row. They showed a vast improvement and a lot of spirit. Mark Bardwell and Mike Jozokos were voted to the All-League team. Seniors: Mike Donahue, Joe Panto, Eric Wunderlich, Mike Noorigian, Mike Warren, John Wrobel, Sal Finochiaro, Andy Baker, Glenn Saba, Mike Carney, Tony Nasucci, Rick Morse, Pete Lacroix, Joe Mulligan, Rich Eb, Joe Hollins, Chuck Bonnano, John Muise, John Walsh, Joey DiPalermo, Jay Guzaj, John Whittaker. - SOCCER The team had a fine 9-4-3 record and missed the state tournament by just one point. Their season included a big upset win over undefeated Billerica. Jeff Roeger and Dan Caraccio made the All-League team. ... v. ..! ' ' ' ?! , .tf .:. JM i Seniors: Brian Battaglia, John Hadley, Steve Sanville, Jeff Roeger, Bob Waitkevitch, Bill Barry, Paul Griskevich, Doug Moore, Jay Zenevitch, Mark Machera, Mark Rafre, Captains Dave Collopy, Dan Caraccio, and Dave Gemallaro. . f .1 J r.iLk FIELD HOCKEY The girls won the Merrimack Valley Conference with a 12-0-2 record. They made it to the first game of the state tournament. Goalie Sandy Ward was undefeated in 28 games in two years. Paula Hynes and Nancy Szostak also had great seasons. All 3 girls were Eagle Tribune All-Stars. ■ VOLLEYBALL The girls finished 8-8 and displayed a lot of hard work and dedication. Cindy Donnegan made the A 1 1- League team. Seniors: Linda Smith and Lori Ann Charette. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The girls finished 9-0 and were the Merrimack Valley Champions. The team had its best season ever and did well in the states also, led by Sheila Palumbo. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The team, finishing with a 6-3 record, had some close battles along the way. Frank Lemieux and Mike Dechane made the All-League team. Seniors: Bob Talanian, Jeff Desrosiers, Rick Pepin, Mike Dechane, Tom Beaulieu, Tim Haley. I S. ! SWIMMING The girls had a 7-4 record and did wel in the states. Terry Landry, Cindy Battye, and Ann Margaret Connoly made the All-Star team. ft The boys had a 4-6 record which was a big improvement from last year. Rick Landry was voted most valuable swimmer, Jack Hammond was most valuable diver, and John Padvaiskas was most improved swimmer. Seniors: Mark Nightingale, Paul Savastano. Juniors: Shawn Cronin, Mike Cullem, Jack Hammond, Paul Gagnon, Rick Landry, Jim Kenyon. ■ r GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls won the Merrimack Valley Conference Title with a 13-1 record. Unfortunately they were eliminated in the first game of the play-offs. Nancy Rochefort and Nancy Szostak had great offensive years. Both made the Eagle Tribune All-Star team. r - %Ki i BOYS BASKETBALL The boys had one of their best seasons ever, finishing with an 18-5 record. Their great accomplishments included a big win over Andover and a trip all the way to the semi-finals in the state tournament. Captains: Bob Gurka, Dan Caraccio, and Charlie Nassar 28, 4 ' bfliL ,A mm i K HOCKEY The team had an 8-9-2 season, including a win over Billerica. Dave Marchand was the standout goalie for the Rangers, making All- League and All-Scholastic. Bill DePardo made the Eagle Tribune All-Stars. Seniors: Scott Aubrey, Jim Fleming, Paul Griskevich, Shawn Morrissey, Bill DePardo, Scott Edwards, Randy Zacharias, Dave Marchand. GYMNASTICS The girls were MVC Champs, undefeated in the league, and had an overall record of 9-1. Karla Pattavina was voted best gymnast in the league and Pam Farley and Debbie Hersch were also on the All-Star team. Seniors: Terry Scuito, Judy Novak, Debbie Hersch, Lori Charette. Tri-captains: Pam Farley, Cyndi Donegan, and Debbie Hersch. M, 1 • I I J n i n • « M • g l asr J vnm The boys finished with a 6-2 record and had one of their best seasons ever. They finished 3rd in the league, first in the state playoffs, and 6th in the state finals. Chris McEvoy, Nick DuPuis, Rick Peglow, and Rick Appleyard were voted to the All-League team. Seniors: Tony Masucci, Paul Giordano, Rick Peglow, Terry Neel, Chris McEvoy, Mike Lorenzo, Bob Waitkevich, Rick Appleyard. WRESTLING The boys finished 1 1-5 in what was Methuen ' s best season ever. The team did well in the states. Marty Bolduc had the highest placing for Methuen and made All-League. SKI TEAM The team finished 5-5 and had some outstanding performances in the season despite the practically snowless winter. GIRLS INDOOR TRACK The team finished 7-2 and had great performances all season. Cheryl Grasso, Monique Wheeler, and Sheila Palumbo made the All-League team and also did well in the state championship meet. SrrPn t { A- ' V Seniors: Cheryl Grasso (captain), Faith Kenyon, Dawna Carbonneau (captain). a a o a vo;;a ■ f JKS « w r- Wjp Seniors: Jim Buco, Mike Dechane, Tim Haley, Pete Lacroix, Joe Mulligan, JayXBuzaj, Tim Fram, Andy Baker, John Walsh, Jeff Desrosiers, Joe Hollins, Tom Beaulieu, Sal Finochiaro, Mike Carney. BOYS INDOOR TRACK The team finished with a 7-2 record losing close battles to Billerica and Andover. Mike Carney, Sal Finochiaro, Joe Canzano and Mark Bardwell did well in the states. Tim Haley was an Eagle Tribune All-Star in the 600. BASEBALL The boys finished second in the MVC with a 13-5 mark. They made it to the quarter- finals in the state tourney. Leading the Rangers were MVP John Poublon, undefeated pitcher Bill Simm, and batting champion Tony Masucci. my mg mm 7 Seniors: First Row — Rick Morse, Mike Wnek, Doug Moore, John Poublon, Dave Gemellaro, Ron Masucci. Second Row — Tony Masucci, Bill Simm, Bart Parillo, John Muise. SOFTBALL The team had its greatest season ever, finishing 18-1. They were the MVC champs and made it to the state semi-finals. Nancy Szostak and Patty Lyons were voted to the Ail-Star team and Nancy was voted MVP of the Merrimack Valley conference. TENNIS The girls had a fine season finishing second in the Merrimack Valley Conference with a 12-4 record. They also did well in the State Tournament losing in their second round to first seed Dover-Sherborn. Jodi Grillo, Cyndi Donegan, Cara Fascione, and Karen Waks were named to the All-League Team. Vii ir Coach Sheryl Allen; Captains Cyndi Donegan, Karen Waks, and Cara Fascione V X V v ? s i ) i t Seniors Karen Waks and Elaine Severance JV Coach Pam Def i Hippo; JV Captains Lauri Franciosa and Bonnie Sufcliffe TENNIS The Methuen Boys Tennis Team had a record of 8-9 which is indicative of an improving team. Coaches Don Smith and Paul Noiseux look forward to the future and continued improvement and a successful season next spring. The tennis team this year defeated Central Catholic for the first time and trounced Andover twice. Front row L. to R. M. Moscuzzo, D. Donegan, G. Canavo, P. Sergi. Back row D. Smith, F. Mazotta, F. Coco, B. Feugil, S. McDonald 146 Coach Don Smith and Captains Gregg Canavo and Dave Donegan v r mmm:tim GIRLS TRACK The girls wound up the season with a 7-2 record. They had consistant great performances from Cheryl Grasso, Sheilah Palumbo, and Monique Wheeler. Monique was the state champion in the shot put. The girls should be even better next year as they lose only 4 seniors. BOYS TRACK The track team finished the year as MVC champions with a great 9-0 record. It was the second year in a row that the team was undefeated. The boys also finished second in the state meet. The boys were led by Mike Carney, Mark Bardwell, Joe Canzano, and MVP Sal Finocchiaro. H - T- £ 9 ' ' A « ; 4 1 Seniors: First Row — Mike Loorenzo, Tim From, Andy Baker, Mike Carney, Tim Haley, Jack Fleming, Randy Zacharias, John Walsh. Second Row — Mike Dechane, Mark Machera, Tom Bealieu, Jeff Desrosiers, Jay Guzaj, Sal Finocchiaro, Pete Lacroix. ■Pt CHEERLEADERS GOLF The Methuen High golf team had a successful record with 12 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties. Methuen was in the chase for the Merrimack Valley title up until the last scheduled match between Chelmsford and Andover. Methuen has 6 of its 8 players returning for the ' 81 season. The prospects are high that the team could win the league title. Seniors: Charlie Nassar and Jay Zenevitch POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL -1 ■ •1 5 r SENIOR CLASS PLAY ■ ... w ■ n NHS INDUCTION ■ I _______ SPORTS BANQUETS v _ M m 1 AWARDS NIGHT ,4 n 4 GRADUATION ' V -? fe ! % II CLASS HISTORY We arrived as freshmen in the fall of 1976 to Methuen High School. In the course of our four years here, some of us felt the school should have taken on a more personal, lived-in look. The bathrooms and lockers, once unmarred, soon displayed catchy sayings and masterpieces of art. (We always knew there was talent in this class.) Thanks to our resident pyromaniac, the North House bathrooms were remodeled — finally. But back in 1 976, as naive and innocent freshmen, we were guided to our classes (usually the wrong ones) by the trusted upperclassmen. We soon learned our way around the school (with no help from them), but we weren ' t as naive as they thought. We finally realized that being freshmen was the perfect excuse for arriving late to classes. Some of us, especially Chris Haigh and Michelle Catania, became quite proficient in the art of being tardy to the point of absenteeism. Our class officers at the time were the following: Karen Murad, Paula Hynes, and Pegi Lever. With one year behind us, we adapted to the roll of sophomores very easily. Although we could no longer be classified as wet behind the ears, John Hadley proved to be wet all over after an unexpected shower in Biology lab. With the help of Dale Dimaggio, Paula Hynes, Gael Heggarty, and Pegi Lever, our class officers, we received our rings. Feeling as if we could do no wrong, we flaunted our new rings from Josten ' s under the nose of every underclassman we could find. Sophomore year sped by, and we were soon juniors. Though we wished to prove ourselves as upperclassmen, we were forced to be classified as underclassmen for the powderpuff football game — which we lost (We would have won if it weren ' t for the referees). We started to make regular trips to guidance as we looked ahead to our college years. SAT ' s, college fairs, and catalogue collecting was soon upon us. Our two formal events of the year, organized by our class officers Dale Dimaggio, John Fitzpatrick, Karen Waks and Pegi Lever, were the Holly Ball and The Junior Semi-Formal at DiBurro ' s in Bradford. Speaking of formal events, all the junior Honor Society inductees of the 1978-79 school year fondly remember how they all changed their names to Diane Moore for one day, the day of induction. Stevens Studio stopped by that year to snap pictures of our lovely faces for the yearbook, and they nearly succeeded. Then the day finally came, the day we walked through the doors of Methuen High School as seniors. But as we walked through those doors, we acquired more than just the title of seniors, we acquired a fatal and fun disease called senioritis. We were eager to find out just how much fun we could have and just how much we could get away with. Surely we all remember our favorite cheerleaders at the powderpuff football game, Mike DeChane, Jay Guzaj, Tim Haley, Ronnie Masucci, Mike Lorenzo, Bill Barry, Dave Marchand (who did some advertising for Burger King), John Poublon, Mark Machera, and Doug Moore to name a few. Our Football Team with its four captains Glenn Saba, Andy Baker, Tony Masucci, and Mike Carney was strongly supported by devoted fans who followed the team in many-a-car caravans. Shawn Morrissey and Chris Murray became very handy with a spray can (though they failed spelling) and Ronnie Masucci took a quickie course in turkey sitting at football games. Speaking of birds, Mr. Russell must have been thrilled to have an attentive student in his class the day the seagull made its visit, and we are sure the science department was also thrilled when they found some of their students showed an interest in nuclear power. By the way, complete plans to the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant may be obtained from Mike Carney, Bill Barry, Mark Machera, or Chris Murray who acquired them from first 180 4 V ■■■ hand experience. To get back to birds, Gina Berthiaume, Janet Delucca, and Arthur Hagopian went to Cape Cod one school day in search of seagulls (probably the relatives of the ones that attended Mr. Russell ' s class) and to their surprise, they bumped into Methuen High School ' s Student Senate. They were almost bumped out of Methuen High School. The year flew by and before we knew it, the weather was getting warmer. Beach day became an often-used phrase and what better to do at the beach than play volleyball. Lisa DiPietro, Tom Beaulieu, and John Fitzpatrick would like to thank the Methuen High School Physical Education Department for the use of their volleyball poles. Kittery, Maine was also a favorite vacation spot. I hear the postcards from there are very nice. Not only has this year produced many great vacations, but it has also produced some great sports teams. The soccer team led by Dan Caraccio, Doug Moore, Dave Gemollaro, and Dave Collopy produced a successful season although Mr. Sorter learned how cold one ' s ears could get without any hair to cover them. The track teams had many stars during the course of the year, such as Mike DeChane, Andy Baker, Tim Haley, Cheryl Grasso, Faith Kenyon, and Donna Carbonneau. The team was also known for their trips to Dartmouth and New York where each team member was said to make friends quickly. Jeff Desrosiers became the constant companion to a bucket, every time his face turned green. Unlike 1978, when snow was in abundance, the ski team had one of its slower seasons. They did, however, enjoy every minute running the stairs. Thanks to the help of seniors like Debbie Brearly, Nancy Szostak, Ro Catteau, Nancy Rochefort and Sandy Ward, girl ' s basketball, softball, and field hockey had terrific seasons and captured many titles. But the year ' s activities were not yet over. The not-soon-to-be-outdone Senior Class Play, The Beverly Hillbillies made its debut in mid-March 1980. The play, starring Dave Collopy, Kathy Kenney, Matt Foderaro, and Jude Jennings was a big success. And Next time Big Jethro reaches into a paper shopping bag, he ' ll be more careful about what he pulls out. Mary Beth Manning, Kathi Welch, and Pegi Lever also made their presence known on the stage in more ways than one, Mary Beth with her bathing suit, Kathi with her voice, and Pegi with her ostrich feathers. Arthur Hagopian, Kathi Leger, Ralph Lorenza and Debbie Contarino also contributed great performances and their excellent humor to make the play a success. The parties afterwards were quite a hit, too, even if some of us had to sit under the table. And Arthur and Jay danced the last waltz divinely together during the play party Saturday night at Diburro ' s Restaurant. As the close of our senior year is now upon us, we have celebrated with parties, beach days, banquets, and awards and, of course, the Senior Prom, thanks to John Fitzpatrick, Scott Jenkins, Sandy Marcinkevich, and Jim Buco. Everyone who attended will not easily forget how Mary Jane Jennings and Arthur Hagopian sang their way into the hearts of millions that night. The Sheraton Rolling Green provided a pleasant atmosphere in which we could enjoy Labonza, Messenger, and the evening, but the Showcase Cinema, and the beach provided a better atmosphere in which we could enjoy the morning. With June 8th close at our heels, we would like to wish all of you a happy graduation, and we hope that the memories you have gathered at Methuen High School are ones you will cherish forever And that ' s the way it was. Janet DeLucca and Dale DiMaggio 181 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1 980, being of somewhat sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following possessions to our fellow classmates and faculty members: We, Lisa DiPietro and Mary Beth Manning, leave to Mrs. Vanhorn, Mr. Rigby ' s book, How to Cope with Senioritis. Good Luck. I, Sandy Marcinkevich, leave Mr. Hughes one thrown out arm I never accomplished. As Senior Class Secretary of 1980, I leave to the Senior Class Secretary of 1981 a heck of a job. We, Kath and Cath, leave Mrs. Krusell one parrot who speaks English. I, Statz, leave Mr. Klimas my shirt in hopes that he can fill it. We, Noreen, Marisa, Mike C, Gretchen, Mark, and Mike D., leave Mrs. McGrath another year with T.J. Qualters, A bottle of 409, and a roll of paper towels to wipe away the mistakes. I, Kaka, leave Inga baby, 10 steady Michael A ' s who are Catholic and no hassles from Mom. I also leave her many more fun years at our home away from home. We, Rick Appleyard and Pam Dorsey, leave Mr. Salemi an audition on the Gong Show to tell his jokes. I, Rick Appleyard, leave my gymnastics colleagues all my pushups and situps for next year ' s season. I also leave my brother Jeff, gladly. We, C level physics class, leave Wild Bill Russell, Joe Pro Physics Major Michael Sexton, the boy who thinks he knows everything except Mr. Russell ' s phone number. I, Karen, leave Mr. Russell one pink bubble popped all over my face for his own personal satisfaction for all the many times I nearly got it in his physics class. We, Marissa, Jane, and Sue, leave Miss Dinan an evening at the Kahala with Tom Day. I, Mother Zonkers, leave Sharon Roberge, one large box of Kleenex. We, the second row of Mr. Melnicki ' s 6th period class, leave him the second half to his class which we missed regularly. I, Dave, leave my locker to a poor freshman. We, the late Donna Tracy, Kathy, Karen, Dianne, and Jane leave to Boo, six bloody noses, five rowdy parties, four aching muscles, three extra pounds, two sprained ankles, and one great ski weekend at Pat ' s Peak. Thanks. I, Al, leave Mr. Dodson Frank to carry on a tradition of noise in F level study where I left off. We, Tom and Tim, leave to Tony Vicari the Captainship of the Archaelogy Club. I, Nancy, leave John a bottle to put his finger in. We, Ellen, Cathy, and Marissa, leave Mr. Melnicki, three attentive students to fill our seats in the back row. I, Gayle, leave Miss Dinan, my book, my pen, and one Rick Ratched. We, Robin and Tracy, leave to all our guests who attended our New Year ' s Eve party, birthday party, open houses, and miscellaneous parties, future invitations to Fitchburg State and one totally demolished house. P.S. Thanks for the hole in the wall! I, Maria, leave to Mr. Salmohnson, one case of Pepsi and one bag of M M ' s. We, Robin and Donna, leave to Mark and Kenny one word of warning — Behave! 182 I, Gary, leave to Gregg Canavo, my telephone number to call for help with college next year. I leave a Raspberry to all those who voted me shyest boy. I leave Brian Cyr 1 ,000 pads of paper to leave his trademark on. I also leave Mr. Sieg 1 00 easy problems to be embarrassed with. We, Al and Dawn, leave to Debbie her own personal parking space in the third lot with her name on it. I, Wacky, leave to my partner Cara Fascione, many Ketchup and Mustard sets, net volleys off the frame of the racket, a very painful loss to Tewksbury, and good luck in next year ' s season. We, Debbie and A I, leave to Dawn many days and nights to love them and leave them. I, Ann Marie, leave to Nicky a diploma in case he doesn ' t graduate. We, Connie, Al, and Dawn, leave to Sue our own private Pink Floyd autographed table in Dining Room 3. I, Lisa, leave to Mr. Pilatall the Italian power I ' ve got. I leave the underclassmen girls the responsibility to give Mr. Jones and Mr. Pilat their Valentine ' s kisses. I leave Miss Bailey one more exciting year of Donna Lawrence and I leave one lucky freshman my homeroom seat right next to Mr. Z. We, Mrs. Wilman ' s Steno II Class leave her one used Jarmac Machine. I, Sandy, leave my love to Mark. We, Kim and El, leave Mr. Austin the reply, Yes we eat with these mouths. I, Audrey leave Mrs. Benner-Hall some hope for kids today. We, Kim, Audrey, Jean, Gayle, Sue, and Lynne, leave Miss Dinan her own death bed where she can remember the objective case. I, Prez, leave the V.C., many crazy memories with the hope that we ' ll all eventually drop out. We, Kim and Jolene, leave Mark, Kerri, Keith, and Scott good luck in the zoo next year. I, Laura Diodati, leave my brick in the wall to any junior who thinks he can handle the responsibility. We, Arthur, Janet, and Gina, leave Mrs. Troianello all our maps to Hyannis, Plymouth, and Boston University for her future use. I, Salvatore Finocchiaro, leave Mr. Pilat my job at Gande ' s. Good Luck! I also leave Mr. Gurry all my notes. We, Mr. Czarnec ' s Third Level Degenerates leave him Mike Barrett permanently. I, Dave Collopy, leave my jokes to anyone that can take not having them laughed at. We, Paula, Gael, Judy, Cheryl, Carole, Kim, Wayne, Mike, Scott, and Mark, leave Mrs. Swider three years of forged notes in homeroom. I, Jackie Finnegan, leave to all the kids at the corner, my locker, to be used as their private stash. We, the third period class of Mr. Melnicki leave one glow in the dark tie to match his shining shoes and five vacant seats in the right hand corner of the room in peace and quiet. I, Joyce Godsey, leave my famous hat to keep out the draft. I leave Mrs. Shaw one permanent Shhh!!! I leave Mrs. Pelletier one Yes for all those little favors I ask for. I leave Mrs. Lyons 20 copies each of The Grapes of Wrath and The Great Gatsby in case of theft. I leave Mr. Melnicki a new group of police explorers for his fifth period class. We, Connie, Al, and Dawn, leave Lynn a bottle of bleach to always keep her hair naturally blonde. I, Lase I, leave one mother sized apple tree and an extra pair of climbing shoes to Lase II and Weezy. 183 We, Terri, Paula, Al, Mike, and Mark, leave Mrs. Benner-Hall the tape of our oral reports so she ' ll never forget her favorite students. I, Mark leave Mr. Russell a clean lab coat. We, Miss Mallen ' s first and last period classes leave her one pair of dungarees and a sense of humor. I, Kathy Veit, leave Miss Wagner all my ceramic pieces so that she can use them in all the art exhibits she wants. We, Jude Jennings and Kathy Veit, leave five decks of cards and a book entitled 501 Card Games to Play When You ' re Bored to all the people who have Ma Hovanasian ' s TV Backstage Production Class. I, Jane Kelleher, leave Cara Fascione one bushel of strawberries with one gallon of sour cream to satisfy her midnight cravings. We, Karen Feather and Michelle Brown, leave Miss Kevgas all of our bubble gum. I, Jane, leave Sue a lifetime membership to the Eric and Barry Fan Club and this time I promise to be good. We, the third period class, leave Mrs. St. Pierre, our three years of note passing, troublemaking, daydreaming, and all our bookkeeping work. I, Cheryl Morgan, leave Donna Poulin, two more years at Methuen High School. I leave Darlene, Michelle, and Chuck Smith all the beach days next year. I also leave the downstairs northouse bathroom to all the girls who have nicotine fits. We, the G Level Ecology Class, leave Pistol Pete Mazaglia, one catfish to replace the one that was stabbed to death. I, Jay Guzaj, leave a legacy of perversion which I challenge any junior to better We, John Walsh and Chuckie Bonanno leave Mark Bardwell the letters S.M.O. to be carried on in future generations. We, Sue and Carole, leave to Joanne and Cathy, the emergency exit to the escalator. I Sue, leave to Joe, all my private detectives. We, Mr. Russell ' s third period class tried to leave him Jay Guzaj but he wouldn ' t stay. I, Chris Milone, leave to Claudine Parillo and Robin Casper all the partying places that are safe. We, Mike Lorenzo and Mike Carney, leave Mark Lever to Mr. Klimas as a remembrance of the pole vaulters. I, Melanie, leave Mr. Melnicki a megaphone and I leave Mr. Russell a new set of standardized physics tests. We, Lynn and Melanie, leave Mr. Jones a restraining jacket. We also leave to Miss Mallen something more. I, Lisa DiPietro, leave to Joe Mulligan an empty bag of guts because he has more than he needs, and half the rights to the movie, Joe Mulligan, the Man and The Myth and its sequel A Force of Mull. I also leave to Mike Carney a brand new locker for when he bent a crowbar while etching I ' ll get revenge three layers deep on my locker. We, Dale Dimaggio and Dianne Stott, leave to next year ' s varsity cheerleading captains Robin Bailey and Pom Quinn lots of patience and luck. I, Donna Hajjar, leave to my bestest buddy Dianne Stott the ABC ' s. We, Mrs. Wilcock ' s F and G level classes leave Muros en la costa and five final words lo que Pasa es que . . . I, Joanne Torla, leave all my teachers the blueprints I used for making Corridor passes, my Marlboro 100 ' s butts in the bathroom, and to Mary Ellen Monte I leave my seat on the bus. We, Frank, Kim, Biff, Jo hn, and Mark, leave Mrs. Eckman a greenhouse full of ferns, and her very own bagel factory down in Buzzard ' s Bay. I 1 184 I, Kim Watts, leave to Miss Stella, one capable student to clean her dark room during midyears and finals. I also leave Penny to the art department to carry on where I left off. We, the seniors of the 1979 Soccer Team leave Mr. Sorter one lasagna dinner, 28 overworked legs, far too many injuries, one win over the undefeated Indians, and most importantly one scalping. I, Dave Collopy leave Miss Contarino a stack of passes to give any senior who may be late for his first period class. I leave my sister Alicia a legitimate excuse to be walking the halls, and I leave Ma Hovanasian a book of excuses on why I ' m leaving class, late for class, or not in class at all. We, the seniors of Miss Devine ' s fourth period Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry class leave . . . Thank God! I, Steve Lodge, leave Mr. Herlihy an all expense paid trip to Hades, and a new down parka for his journey. I donate a life size autographed poster of myself to Mrs. Pelletier and the Media Center Staff. Finally, I leave Mike Barrett a Briggs and Stratton 1.5 horse power engine to replace the boat anchor 225 he has in his duster. We, Mary Beth and Lauri Ann leave Miss Mallen a 45 cut of Enough is Enough by Donna Summer and Barbara Streisand. I, Donna Poulin, leave my sister Barbara to Miss Cade for two more years. We, Mr. Czamec ' s fourth level degenerates, leave Doug Latullippe a series of bruises and a one year membership at the Mary Jane ' s studio of Self Defense. I, Debbie leave Jay and Carol D. the corner of my l eaving room to do whatever they want under the table, and I leave all my love and thanks to the members of the Senior Class Play for making my party a big success. We, the Senior Class of 1980, leave Mr. Tahan a job, complete with a year ' s supply of passes in a rainbow of colors. I, Gaylord, leave Daisy the mellifluous moon, some stationary stars, and a few peripetetic planets. We, Mike Havey, Gael, and Ann, as the seniors of Period 6 ' s TV class, leave Pat Moser a new set of Olympic weights, a press bench and a four wheeler shirt. I, Joyce Fram, leave the attendance cards to whoever wants them. We, Sandy, Marie, Laurie, Nancy R., and Nancy S., leave to Miss Bailey, Miss Allen, Mrs. Burgeron, Mrs. Stott, and Ma Szostak, an empty office with plenty of air to breathe, lots of chairs, and one Italian sub from five corners. I, Tracy Jalbert, leave John Fitzpatrick to Mr. Whiting for another year of headaches and aggravation. We, Gael and Paula, leave some poor unfortunate student a good excuse for not bringing report cards home .... such as the office burned down! I, Jude Jennings leave my sister Mary Jane all my love and a life size statue of Miss Piggy. I also leave all the future students of Mrs. Steele ' s Machine Transcription class a plastic typewriter to throw against the wall when they get aggravated. We, John Fitzpatrick, Scott Jenkins, Bill Perry, John Wrobel, and Cathy Leger, leave to Mr. Nicholson a postcard from the shores of Kittery, Maine. I, Karen, leave to Mr. Jennings, my collection of Monarch Notes for Red Badge of Courage, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, a Tale of Two Cities, Richard III, and Canterbury Tales — you can keep them. We, the cast of Who ' s Counting leave Mar y Jane Jennings Anthony DeFeo Forever ever. I, Arthur Hagopian, leave Mary Jane Jennings a bucket which she can carry her tunes in. I also leave Shirley Hovanasian all my love, all my life. We, Elaine and Karen, leave Miss Allen and the Girls ' Tennis Team, cookies sneaked before a match, many cheated laps around the busloop, three cheers for the busdriver, and a Lawrence Welk good night. 185 I, Maria Contarino, leave Bill Perry, John Wrobel, Margarite Demonaco, and Joanne Contarino, curfews, fights, a sex quiz never finished, a surprise birthday party, and a lot of laughs. I also leave my sister Joanne one big Zit for her Senior Prom. We, Marissa, Kim, and Jane leave Miss Dinan one terrific guy named Charlie and a bunch of guys playing football on the beach. I, Dawna Carbonneau, leave Alice and Sheilah a book of 101 ways to get out of practice. I also leave Mr. Hughes running on and on and on . . . We, Deb, John, and Boo, leave Kathy Kenney one lifeguard and one case of Molson. I, Jane Hathaway leave my What Ho to whoever wants it in next years ' senior play. We, Janet, Arthur, and Paul leave Cheryl a fishmarket full of cod, Salisbury Beach at 5:00 in the morning, and Murray ' s bathroom key. I, Janet, leave Gina an open phone line anytime she needs me. I leave Cheryl a senior year as fun as mine was and the nerve to do anything. I leave Diane the power to understand, and Donna Lynn, Debbie, Darlene, and Maureen the power to help her. We, Mr. Lebowitz ' s B level class, leave him Andy Baker. I, Kathi Welch, leave Robin, Laurie, Gina, Sharon, Jackie, Dina, and Chantell, one pot of gold, two large kegs of beer, three complete days of snow, four fifths of J.D., five large rooms to party in, six days to recover, and seven gorgeous men. We, Kathy and Donna, leave to Mrs. Ken Hall, 10 pink frilly uncomfortable dresses for her little girl and one football shirt, dungarees, and sneakers for the little boy that someday she might have. I, Pegi Lever, leave Mr. Halbauer two years ' supply of descriptive modifiers to frustrate his students. We, the girls, leave Mr. Donlan 500 basketball programs to do with what he wills. I, Dianne Stott, leave Pegi Lever 1 Christmas wreaths, 1 basket, and an accomplice for life. I leave Cathy Leger one million pieces of gum for future tests. I leave Mark Bardwell my best buddy to love and take care of. I leave my best buddy Hajj, AVi dozen. I, Big B leave Little B all the ruff times we ' ve been through but it ' s been fun. We, Donna, Dianne, Karen, Pegi, Boo, and the Twins, leave to Mr. Parolisi, a couple of cases of beer to give to his next years ' Powder Puff Football Team while they are still in training. I, Sherri Smith, leave Kim Watson one million and one Pink Stickers. We, the seniors of the North House Activities Area, leave to Mr. Hughes and Mr. Lebowitz, The Class of 1 98 1 , to scream at, to give detention to, to tell them to stop eating, to ask them if they are on yearbook staff, to hit, and to send to Mr. Nicholson. The North House Activities Area says Good-bye! .. I, Kim Watson, leave Mr. Russell, one big mouthed girl who gets as embarrassed as I do in all of his classes. I leave Sherri Smith one Mr. Bill T-shirt, one lifesized Mr. Bill doll, and one sound proof room so she can scream OH N OOO MR. BILL as much as she wants. I also leave my locker to the manly John Hadley. We, Kim and John leave Mr. Halbauer, a sea of grinning faces and spit to choke on. A We, Joyce Godsey and Arthur Hagopian leave Miss Walsh a life time enrollment at the Joe Louise School of Charm and The Dale Carnegie course on How to Win Friends and Influence People. We also leave her a class of new freshmen to satisfy her sadistic needs. We, the Senior Class of 1 980 leave to Mr. Whiting, our thanks for his generous time and the courage to go on for at least one more year. We, Karen and Arthur leave each other — GLADLY!! Signed and attested to this fifth day of June Nineteen Hundred and Eighty. Karen Waks and Arthur Hagopian 186 CLASS PROPHECY Good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to our tenth annual reunion. Before we arrived this evening we did a little research and found out a little about some of you. We ' d like to take this time now and tell you what we found out about you and your classmates that graduated in the year nineteen hundred and eighty. Rick Morse has finally found his first job; he ' s wrestling alligators in Florida. Mark Victory and Ralph Titone have become concert promoters in Boston. Ralph is still attending concerts in a drunken stupor but he leaves his kids at home locked in the closet. Sandy Gendron has finally hit success in the field of Chemical Engineering. She is now being used as a laboratory rat at the University of Lowell where she graduated from in 1984. John Walsh is now the publisher of the all new Walsh Joke Book. Gretchen Thoma has become the best artist Mad Magazine has had the fortune of hiring. Mike Havey, Brian Battaglia, and Mark Higginbottom have become Mass. State Troopers. Mike has recently been decorated for arresting Mike Stevenson for the possession of Heroin with the intent to distribute to his girlfriend. Sandy Ward has left her fame and fortune as a professional Field Hockey Player for a better job. Sandy now coaches the Methuen High Field Hockey Team in place of Mrs. Mimi Hyde Stott. • r - Janice Winn has become a famous model; she is modelling children ' s clothes for the Sears Roebuck Catalogue. Gael Hegarty is happily married to Tom and is successful in the field of television production with the A. B.C. television network. Ronny Massucci has just gone back for his masters degree at A. A. Bob Fillipon can be found at Methuen High School in S.W.-14, still arguing with Mrs. Carrier about his B-average and the 1 .2 points that she wouldn ' t give him for the A-average. Cathy Devine has bought into a chain of Dairy Queen ' s . Her only problem is that she eats all the profits. During the Winter months Cathy operates a snowplow service. Tim Haley is now taking Karate lessons to learn how to block that round-house kick. Paul Nicolosi can be seen driving around the streets of Methuen peddling miscellaneous goods out of the back of a van. Julie Gillette has become the new Farrah Fawcett. Julie can be seen appearing in one episode of General Hospital. Dale DiMaggio is now operating her own interior decorating service. Her specialty lies in High School lockers. Kathy Leger has just cut her first record entitled Groovey Baby Groovey. Kathy was backed up by Pink Floyd. Andy Baker, John Muise, and Joe Mulligan have become commanders in the Armed Forces. John is a leader in the Marines, Joe in the Air Force, and Andy leads the Sick Bay Commandos. By the way, Joe Mulligan was arrested recently for giving candy to little girls. Doug Moore is still trying to live down his middle name Hank. IT 187 1 Faith Kenyon has opened her own chain of body-building gymnasiums, Elaine Severance is her best customer. Sandy Frass is secretly married to seven guys. Chris Murray and Mike Carney now own their own Table-Talk Pie Co. Now they are all set for future missions. Mark Ratte was picked for the 1984 Winter Olympic Ski Team and can be found skiing on the Swiss Alps. Jackie Finnigan, still spacey, has graduated from Burdette College and has become a Legal Secretary. Kevin St. Laurent has made a drastic change in his life; he has become a Monk in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Chris Augeri is still trying to find a job so he can loose his nickname Onion Man. Karen Cormier and Lou Yarid have been banned from the country for doing disgusting things in public places. Joyce Fram has become the head manager for Zayre Department Store in Methuen. Donna Hajjar is now happilly married to Mark. Her only complaint is the sore hands that she gets from catching shot puts. Pegi Lever has been arrested for disturbing the peace. The complaint was filed by one her neighbors after one of her wild Open Houses. Dave Collopy and Dan Carracio can be seen begging on street corners because they lost all their money playing cards with Jay Zenevich and Paul Griskevich. Scott Edwards is the proud owner of a little stretch of land in Columbia. He also owns a profitable massage parlor for women only. Mike Wnek has become owner, operator, and chief customer of Back Bay Liquors. John Fitzpatrick is now resting comfortably after an assassination attempt while going into his impeachment hearing. Broadway and Hollywood have lost two of the finest dancers that ever graduated from Methuen High School. Lori Charette and Debbie Contarino have left their stardom in order to work locally. Lori and Deb now appear at the Chez-When on weeknights in Lawrence and in Salisbury at the Tic Toe Club on weekends. Mike Stevenson now owns every Dairy Queen in the western hemisphere. The most recent Numbers Game winner, Gary Tataronis, can be seen at Rockingham Park on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. On Tuesdays and Saturdays he can be found at the Seabrook Dog Track. On Tuesdays he is at Mt. Carmel Church playing Bingo. JoAnn and Lisa are still looking at Mike Gaully ' s picture. Lisa DiPietro can be seen on the Late Show starring in the remake of A Star is Born. The credits read: Arthur Hagopian — Producer; Joyce Godsey — Director; Paul Mickee — Light Design; David Veit — Sound. Tim Fram now owns his own Sombrero Manufacturing Company in Mexico. Glenn Saba has taken over Bishop ' s Restaurant and turned it into a Lebanese Strip joint. mmmm Jack Fleming has turned his Graphic Arts training into a profitable trade. He now owns his own printing shop and specializes in Greeting Cards. .-- Jim Connolly, Mike Walsh, and Jim Vakioris now head up the Civil Defence Department. Drills are being conducted every Friday and Saturday night. Elaine Grasso is the proud owner of a used car lot for old Camaros, Firebirds, and Mercedes. Rich Avedesian now owns his own driving school. It is ironically listed as the safest driving school in North America. Mike Gravel ' s body can be found in a semi-conscious state under the Frolics at Salisbury Beach. Paul Griskevich has opened up his own Hair Styling Salon. His only customer seems to be himself. Kathy McCarthy has found a job working for the U.S. Government. She is the newest Speaker of the House. Frank Mazzotta, after graduating from college, has become a janitor at Methuen High School. He can be found in the Dining Rooms cleaning up the messes. Tony Bannano owns his own Mack Truck Co. even though he still can ' t see out of the windshields. Lori Ellis has become the World Roller Skating Champion. Gregg Cannavo has overslept and missed it all. Carl Raddamarker can be seen doing Johnny Winter imitations on Don Kirshna ' s Rock Concert. Dan Carraccio is now going door to door knocking on those doors where he knows he can find a good breakfast and a case of Bud. Sue Martin is still working at the Methuen High School reception desk. We think that Mrs. Dufton forgot to tell her that she graduated. Penny Moore has become the Roller Derby Queen of the Kansas City Bombers. Joe DiPalermo, Mike Moscuzza, John Gregg, and Jeff Hamel are still recovering from heat prostration and massive fly bites suffered while on their return trip to Iron Mountain House during the summer. Tom Beaulieu is the most recent winner of the Gerald Ford Pro-Am BiAthlon and the George Hamilton Cocoa Butter Tanning classic. For the third year in a row he edged out Jeff Desrosiers. Mike Dechane was disqualified for using shoe polish. Steve Lodge, still trying to grow his mustache, is still souping-up his Oldsmobile Delta 88 for New England Dragway. Charlie Nasser has been awarded the first place Blue Ribbon for his display of Big-Blue. John O ' Connor has started his own television show. His take-off of Kung Fu is entitled Grasshopper. 189 STUDENT DIRECTORY Agnew, Jeffrey 7 Emmert Avenue Albert, Sheila 15 Maple Avenue Allen, Randall 15 Cider Circle Anderson, Deborah 43 North Street Anzaldi, Lisa 1 95 Pleasant Valley St. Appleyard, Richard 1 Bedford Street Ardizzone, Nicholas 24 Weisner Parkway Aubrey, Scott 720 Lowell Street Augeri, Christopher 6 Cook Street Augusta, Robert 27 Oakland Avenue Avedisian, Richard 64 Salem Street Baillargeon, Renee 12 Winchester Avenue Baker, Andrew 60 Hampstead Street Balogh, Helen 259 Oak Street Baillargeon, Ronald 48 Union Street Baranowski, Ellen 30 Lincoln Street Barry, William 1 50 Pleasant Street Battaglia, Brian 32 Perley Street Beaulieu, Thomas 46 Green Street Becotte, Deborah 6 Lippold Street Begin, James 62 North Street Bell, Kevin 131 Butternut Lane Benedict, Rhonda 44 Emsley Terrace Bernard, Lynne 35 Vincent Avenue Berthiaume, Gina 37 Weisner Parkway Bibeau, Steven 134 North Street Biron, Adam 75 Dale Street Bolduc, Martin 54 Harris Street Bolis, Susan 41 Wingate Avenue Bonanno, Charles 64 Bonanno Court Bonanno, Anthony 13 Quincy Street Bonfanti, Mary Lou 51 Worcester Street Bonneau, Alexander 75 Hampshire Street Booth, Debra 23 Weybossett Street Borden, Pamela 43 Mystic Street Boucher, Stephen 20 Moison Avenue Bourassa, Maureen 26 Sheldon Street Branchina, Zina 33 Golf Avenue Brearley, Deborah 51 Capitol Street Bresnahan, Margaret 8 Madison Street Breton, Linda 40 Tyler Avenue Briscoe, Theodore 43 Kensington Avenue Broadhurst, Kathleen 375 Lowell Street Brochu, Debbie 83 Pelham Street Brooks, Patricia 77 Brown Street Brown, Herbert 43 Temple Drive Brown, Michele 27 Temple Drive Brown, Joyuan 43 Temple Drive Buco, James 207 East Street Burns, Barbara 9 Deering Avenue Caido, Kim 23 Lyndale Avenue Calabrese, Debra 10 Oak Crest Circle Calderone, Anthony 17 Pitman Street Campanile, Kenneth 86 Tower Street Campbell, Kimberly 34 Hidden Road Campolini, Thomas 56 Oakhill Drive Cannavo, Gregg 4 Shirley Avenue Carbonneau, Dawna 106 Hampshire Road Carelli, Lucia 6 Lesley Avenue Caraccio, Daniel 11 Booth Road Carito, Donna 115 Swan Street Carney, Michael 4 Hollowtree Lane Caron, Timothy 11 Linton Avenue Caruso, Paul 11 Magna Road Catania, Michele 58 Conrad Street Catteau, Roanne 29 Lincoln Street Cavallaro, Samuel 19 Oak Crest Circle Cavanaugh, Susan 7 Duma Road Cecil, Wayne 1 Tenney Street Chalifour, Janice 6 Cherry Hill Circle Charette, Lauri Ann 23 Franklin Street Chase, Loreen 9 Boylston Street Chester, Kathryn 1 Capitol Street Chester, John 1 Capitol Street Collins, Elizabeth 63 Oakside Avenue Collier, Diane 534 Forest Street Collopy, David 65 Ayer Street Connolly, James 65 Mystic Street Consoli, Henry 20 Delmont Street Contarino, Debra 63 Harvard Avenue Contarino, Maria 64 Hampshire Street Corey, Michele 353 Howe Street Corey, Karen 5 Walden Street Cormier, Karen 43 Pleasant Street Cruz, Eleanor 19 Stafford Street Cubelli, Christine 16 Birch Avenue Cyr, Brian 830 Riverside Drive D ' Agata, Joseph 41 Josephine Avenue Daley, Ann Marie 79 Union Avenue Danisewicz, Ronald 91 Lawrence Street Davidson, Susan 35 Hidden Road DeBenedetto, William 46 Campus Road Dearden, Sharon 23 Butternut Lane DeFeo, Susan 30 Bates Street DeGregorio, Dina 249 Merrimack Street Degaspee, Lee 12 Inglewood Terrace Delucca, Janet 14 Duston Drive DeLucia, Carla 7 Hemlock Avenue Demers, Glenn 1 Giles Street Denunccio, Randall 7 Anthony Street DePardo, William 109 Milk Street Desai, Darshna 7 Alexander Circle DeShane, Michael 47 Kirk Street Deshaies, Donna 41 Riverdale Street Despres, Lynne 18 Russell Street Desrosiers, Jeffrey 41 Torino Street Devine, Carole 23 Gage Street Devine, Cathy 6 Campus Road Dimaggio, Dale 14 Perley Street Diodati, Laura 77 Newport Street 190 Diodati, Maria 65 Newport Street DiPalermo, Joseph 24 Shirley Avenue DiPietro, Lisa 16 Cochrane Street DiPietro, Theresa 18 Lorenzo Circle Donahue, Marisa 31 Magna Road Donegan, David 19 Somerset Street Donovan, Jerome 30 Sea Street 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Gregg, John 200 Berkeley Street Griskevich, Paul 14 Conrad Street Gross, Kenneth 1 98 Tyler Street Guay, Kathleen 82 Wheeler Street Guerra, Ramon 13 French Street Gurka, Robert 151 East Street Guzaj, Joseph 2 William Street Hadley, John 409 Forest Street Haggar, Linda 5 Woodland Circle Hagopian, Amy 334 Hampshire Road Hagopian, Ruth 5 Simone Street Hagopian, Arthur 257 Lowell Street Haigh, Christine 7 Birch Avenue Hajjar, Donna 134 Pleasant Street Haley, Timothy 3 College Lane Hall, Kimberly 14 Kendall Street Hall, William 9 Joffre Street Hamel, Jeffrey 24 Louise Avenue Hanna, Charles 65 Mystic Street Hardacre, Judith 16 Pleasant Circle Hargreaves, Mary Anne 22 Clayton Avenue Hargreaves, Roxanne 28A Railroad Street Harris, George 220 Hampshire Street Hassey, David 79 Elmwood Road Havey, Michael 67 Swan Street Hebert, Wayne 35 Deborah Avenue Hegarty, Gael 51 Reservoir Street Hersch, Debra 131 Pelham Street Hibbard, Cheryl 11 Riverview Avenue Higginbottom, Mark 121 Vermont Street Hills, Scott 34 Olive Street Hollins, Joseph 52 Railroad Street Holmes, Brenda Jean 138 Butternut Lane Hynes, Paula 7 Bungalow Avenue Jackson, Carol 31 Campus Road Jacques, Kevin 1 56 Edgewood Avenue Jalbert, Tracy 127 North Lowell St. Jenkins, Scott 585 Prospect Street Jennings, Jude 55 Harvard Avenue Jones, Cynthia 1 1 V2 Webb Street Jordan, James 64 Timber Lane Joseph, Keith 1 86 Tenney Street Keleher, Jane 27 Shirley Avenue Kelly, Patricia 7 Hadley Road Kenney, Kathleen 35 Hampstead Street Kenyon, Faith 41 Hampshire Street Kerman, Tracy 42 Tyler Street Kershaw, Audrey 87 Ames Street Khentigan, Lisa 165 Swan Street 191 Kolofoles, Kim 7 Tyler Street Lacroix, Peter 12 Noves Street Langlois, Shawn 31 Memorial Drive Laorenza, Ralph 22 Taft Avenue LaPointe, Michael 11 Westwood Street Lattinville, Thomas 945 Riverside Drive Latulippe, Debra 15 Tremont Street Leach, Ruth 131 Center Street Leahy, Richard 64 Gaston Street Leger, Catherine 91 Arnold Street Lever, Paul 13 Gill Avenue Lever, Pegi Anne 23 Monterey Drive Lima, Luis 2 Tech Circle Linehan, Jean Ann 42 Gage Street Lodge, Stephen 6 Daley Avenue Loffredo, Janice 58 Ayer Street Lopresti, Frances 44 Hampstead Street Lorenzo, Michael 2 West Bedford Street Luccisano, Anthony 300 Hampshire Road Lucier, Drena 98 Elm Street Lyons, Barry 14 Tower Street Lyons, Paul 592 Prospect Street Machera, Mark 163 Butternut Lane Mackor, Stacy 20 Roosevelt Avenue Madeira, John 1 Tower Street Mahoney, Brian 10 Bartlett Road Major, Carolyn 31 Grove Street Manning, Mary Beth 18 Falmouth Street Marcello, Katherine 49 Merriline Avenue Mansor, Sheila Marie 3 Birch Avenue Marchand, David 28 Hobson Street Marcinkevich, Sandra 80 Hampstead Street Marroncelli, Brenda 50 Calumet Road Marsden, Albert 21 Ridge Street Marsan, Janet 465 Lowell Street Martin, Susan 36 Jane Road Martineau, Phyllis 27 Sea Street Mason, Martin 1 80 Tyler Street Mastorakis, Christopher 51 Walton Avenue Mastrangelo, Lee Anne 56 Timber Lane Masucci, Anthony 94 Brown Street Masucci, Ronald 27 Brown Street May, Cynthia 65 Forest Street May, David 6 Magna Road Maynard, Lois 39 Alvin Street Mazotta, Francis 68 Pleasant View St. McAdam, Scott 16 Tobey Avenue McAndrew, Karen 58 Clayton Avenue McCarthy, Kathleen 2 East Capitol Street McCarthy, Robin 18 Ponderosa Avenue McCracken, Kevin 20 Quebec Street McCracken, Stephen 3 Memorial Drive McCracken, Susan 3 Memorial Drive McEneaney, Thomas 302 Howe Street McEvoy, Christopher 461 Broadway McKenna, Carole 61 Milk Street Menihane, Timothy 165 Phillips Street Messina, Stephen 291 Merrimack Street Michaud, Darlene 23 Dale Street Mickee, Paul 8 Northwood Drive Milone, Christine 200 Brookdale Avenue Misserville, Carolyn 446 Howe Street Moore, Douglas 8 Constance Avenue Moore, Penny 4 McKinley Avenue Morgan, Cheryl 24 Vincent Avenue Morrison, Nancy 44 Causeway Street Morrissey, Shawn 47 Laurel Avenue Morrison, Lisa 345 Hampshire Road Morse, Mary Beth 103 Butternut Lane Morse, Richard 12V2 Barker Street Moscuzza, Michael 10 Rambler Road Motta, Cynthia 16 Elaine Avenue Muise, John 28 Mary Lou Street Mullin, Robin 63 Somerset Street Mullin, Tracy 63 Somerset Street Mulligan, Joseph 85 Ames Street Murach, Barbara 61 Ashland Avenue Murad, Karen 40 Emsley Terrace Murray, Christopher 45 Sunset Avenue Mustapha, Beverly 6 White Avenue Nassar, Charles 29 Oaknoll Road Naylor, Deborah 49 Railroad Street Neel, Terrence 14 John Street Nicolosi, Constance 39 Merriline Street Nicolosi, Paul 2A Dewey Street Nightingale, Mark 10 West Street Nimmo, Richard 36 Baremeadow Street Noorigian, Michael 53 Railroad Street Novak, Judy 32 Westland Street Novello, David 1 89 Oak Street O ' Donahue, Colleen 9 Richard Avenue O ' Connor, John 24 Houston Avenue O ' Connor, Jeanne 1 20 Camden Street O ' Hara, Helen 625 Lowell Street Oldfield, Carol Ann 1 Independence Drive Paine, Stephen 8 Richardson Court Pajak, Allen 96 Weybossett Street Palmer, Cheryl 10 Granite Street Panto, Joseph 7 North Street Pappalardo, Lisa 387 Lowell Street Passerello, David 246 Howe Street Passler, Gretchen 7 Longview Terrace Papparlardo, David 39 Frye Road Pattavina, Anne Marie 26 Dustin Drive Pauta, Joseph 2 Hickory Lane Peglow, Richard 56 Myrtle Street Pelletier, Jeffrey 73 Elmwood Road Pelletier, Maureen 28 Marion Street Pepin, Richard 2 Edgar Street Peril lo, Bart 32 Delmont Street Perry, William 78 Woodburn Drive Petrelle, Sharon 14 Carleton Street Piazza, Alan 16 Annette Street Pickles, Joanne 7 Riverdale Street Picone, Pamela 565 Forest Street Pinet, Sylvia 2 Brentwood Road 192 Pitocchelli Sheila 22 Derry Road Pizzuto, Kathleen 1 42 Forest Street Poirier, George 4 Cloville Avenue Poole, Dwayne 36 Kenwood Road Poole, Marilyn Jean 232 Hampshire Raod Poublon, John 1 54 Oakland Avenue Poulin, Donna 1 79 Edgewood Avenue Prunier, Dawn Marie 9 Arnold Street Ra Kyong Rang 6 Pond street Rademacher, Henry 26 Milk Avenue Radulski, Keith 276 Forest Street Rainville, Carolyn 54 Arnold Street Ramsden, Darren 235 Hampshire Road Rastello, Tod William 36 Morrison Court Ratte, Mark 15 Emery Street Riccio, Susan 51 Kenwood Road Ricco, Daniel 9 Wallace Street Riley, Nancy 25 Morrison Court Riley, Kathleen 257 Forest Street Rimas, Sheila 56 Calumet Road Riopelle, Marie 46 Elm Street Roberge, Sharon 1 58 Maple Street Roberge, Patricia 19 Temple Drive Rochefort, Nancy 18 Glen Forest Lane Rodriguez, Maria 37 Case Street Roeger, Jeff 77 Arnold Street Rosinski, Donna 55 Emsley Terrace Saba, Glenn 23 Gaywood Circle Sanguedolce, Robert 1 02 East Street Sanville, Stephen 635 Prospect Street Savastano, Paul 32 Hobson Street Schelling, Brenda 38 Sandra Lane Schelling, Michael 5 Lupine Avenue Scruender, Paul 5 Field Avenue Sciacca, Michelle 130 Tenney Street Scott, James 17 Spruce Street Sciuto, Theresa 3 Jade Street Severance, Elaine 11 Callahan Street Shepard, Henry 6 Miller Street Sholik, Joseph 30 Sugar Hill Circle Simm, William 4 Craven Street Smith, Edward 118 West Street Smith, Michael 9 Monroe Avenue Smith, Linda 8 Temple Drive Smith, Susan 31 Albion Street Smith, Sherrie 17 Orchard Street Soucy, John 119 West Street Spada, Shelly 58 Lorenzo Circle Spence, Cynthia 211 Oakland Avenue Spinney, Linda 132 Oakland Avenue St. Laurent, Kevin 172 Pleasant Street Stanley, Jeanne 2 Grove Street Stansfield, Linda 25 Monroe Street Stevenson, Michael 63 Cochrane Circle Stevenson, Stephanie 61 Pelham Street Stott, Dianne 1 24 Pleasant Street Stravinskas, Joseph 15 Brown Street Stumpo, Linda 112 Howe Street Sullivan, Sheila 181 Tyler Street Sullivan, Robert 55 Campus Road Szostak, Nancy 40 Lawrence Street Talanian, Robert 40 Simone Street Targiff, Michael 229 Hampshire Road Tataronis, Gary 4V2 Ashland Avenue Theriault, Diane 8 Frederick Avenue Therriault, Richard 63 Calumet Road Thoma, Gretchen 15 Alexander Circle Timony, John 55 LoRenzo Circle Timony, Matthew 94 Vermont Street Tine, Daniel 32 Josephine Avenue Titone, Ralph 58 Haverhill Street Torla, Joanne 1 Franklin Avenue Torosian, Thomas 2 Auburn Street Towler, Susan 11 Blake Street Tremblay, Peter 27 Butternut Lane Tsakle, John 71 Plymouth Street Tucci, Jolene 6 Applewood Lane Vaiknoras, James 26 Almont Street Valliere, Paula 31 Perley Street Veit, David 97 Boston Street Veit, Katherine 10 Sandra Lane Victory, Mark 27 Emery Street Viens, Robert 17 Ford Street Wag land, Jody 77 Hazel Street Waites, Noreen 14 Oakcrest Cricle Waitkevich, Robert 31 Comet Road Waks, Karen 79 Lorenzo Circle Waitt, Alfred 125 North Lowell St. Walker, Raeanne 430 Pelham Street Walsh, John 124 Haverhill Street Walsh, Mzchael 19 Butternut Lane Walsh, Gary Alan 1 05 Ashland Avenue Wante, Karen 3 Newhill Road Warren, Michael 45 Kirk Street Ward, Sandy 85 Phillips Street Wareing, Glenn 19 Tenney Street Watson, Kim 23 Ponderosa Avenue Watts, Kim 191 Forest Street Weir, Helene Marie 207 Lowell Boulevard Welch, Kathleen 4 Duma Road White, John 73 Pinehurst Avenue Whittaker, John 26 Cherry Hill Circle Wilson, Lori 23 Endicott Circle Winn, Janice 6 Foreside Street Winning, Maureen 3 Westwood Street Witham, Anne 42 Temple Drive Wnek, Michael 204 Hampstead Street Wood, Marilyn 27 Kirk Street Wrobel, John 15 Temple Drive Wunderlich, Eric 11 Caswell Avenue Wyman, Linda 53 Ayers Village Road Yarid, Louis 517 Prospect Street Zacharias, Randy 5 Longview Terrace Zenevitch, Jay 27 Franklin Avenue 193 I FRIENDS OF THE YEARBOOK PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Contarino Mrs. Patricia A. Mullln Good Luck from The Bear Mr. Mrs. David Manning Bill ' s Superette Mr. Mrs. Brearley Nitto Tile Showrooms Paul ' s Auto Parts Chapel Furniture Realty John J. Buco Trucking Co. Heavenly Donuts Anton ' s Cleaners Gurka Brothers of Methuen Eastside Construction Engineering Mr. Mrs. Sam Carito Family J. R. Mr. Mrs. Mitry Saba Mr. Mrs. Anthony Baranowski Mr. Mrs. Anthony W. Baranowski Thomas J. Jennings A. Melnicki Tim Elaine M. Crane Mr. Mrs. Peter DiMaggio Duke ' s Men ' s Boy ' s Shop Mrs. Marion A. Cramer Mr. Mrs. John E. Severence Miss Eileen R. Hurley SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Eugene A. Daley The Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lorenzo Family C. St. Pierre Paul C. Couco Ms. Ann Marie Fiorilla Mildred C. Kern Ms. Sharyn G. Durham Katherine E. Greene Mr. Mrs. Steven Francis Miss Judith A. Cade Miss Karen Kattar Miss Joyce M. Contarino Donald N. Smith Mr. Mrs. Mitchell P. Dirsa, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Hovanasian Miss Debra Martino Mr. Shamberger Mr. John Moore Brian R. Cyr Tammy, Tricia, Tracey Borucki Mr. Mrs. Wilcock Ritchie Donna DiMaggio John W. Moore Mr. Mrs. James Divine Mr. Mrs. Wilfred R. Pelletier Robert Marian Fradette Mr. Mrs. John B. Devine Doreen A. Devine 194 Maroun Brothers Inc. r r v Wholesale Grocers 75 Manchester St. Lawrence, Ma. 01841 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 80 Cherry Webb Methuen Mall Run-Away Travel, Inc. 265 Broadway, Methuen 681-0850 r J v J v v r J v v Best of Luck In the Coming Years A Methuen Printing Corp. 62 Osgood Street Methuen, Ma. 01844 — 685-7277 n a A ■ Mr. Tux Formal Wear Rentals and Sales 59 Merrimack St., Lawrence. 688-0000 195 r f Congratulations and Best of Luck To the Graduating Class of 1980 From RESTAURANT (All Glenn Saba ' s Aunts and Uncles) 196 Our best to you . . . every day of the week. At home or away at school keep in touch with your home town, the nation, and the world through the lively and informative pages of the Eagle-Tribune. Call or write to start delivery. Lawrence EagJeTHbunc (617) 685-1000, Box 100, Lawrence, MA 01842 J Maiy ' s Lunch 322 Merrimack Street Methuen, MA 01844 Home-made Italian Foods our Specialty Sandwiches-Dinner Wines-Cold Beer TAKE OUT ORDERS 682-6299 197 r Best Wishes Graduates NAZARIAN ' S 327 Essex St. Lawrence 682-1892 METHUEN COOPERATIVE BANK The People Bank! 243 Broadway, Methuen, Massachusetts, 01844, 682-5271 where Methuen people save savings accounts, N.O.W. accounts, term certificates paying the maximum interest rate allowed by law all deposits insured in full under Massachusetts law A i 198 r r Best of Luck and Future Happiness in reaching for your dreams J Methuen High School Student Congress A % Best Wishes for the Future Methuen Rangers Athletic Association 199 r TELEPHONE 688-2877 X r v 200 DeLucca Fence Company, Inc. 5 Old Ferry Road Methuen, Massachusetts 01844 Joseph DeLucca, President Salvatore DeLucca, Treasurer § METHUEN MALL Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m., 9:30 p.m. r v r Best Wishes From WCCM — RADIO 8 and 94CGY The Rock Garden. Congratulations ' Ss . The Harris Family of Harris ' Pelham Inn s ■ - - ' : ' . ' • ' ■■. ' ■• • r ■ r Congratulations to the Class of 1980 . . Arlington Trust Company Member F.D.I. C. Three Banking Offices Serving Methuen: Glen Forest Office, 190 Haverhill St. Route 28 Office, Broadway Methuen Mall Office, Pleasant Valley St. r Best Wishes From Tel. 688-0800-687-9520 PETE ' S GULF SERVICE Specializing In Electronic Tuning Air Conditioning 176 Pelham Street Methuen, Massachusetts 01844 228 Haverhill St., Methuen 686-9888 V J V r Community Savings 7 a Compliments of Lawrence Cooperative Bank Methuen Branch 19 Jackson St. 686-5544 J V 201 r Compliments of semiconductors ITT 500 Broadway Lawrence, Ma. 01841 V J K. r r Nobody can do it Like McDonald ' s can! McDONALD ' S Pleasant Valley St., Methuen Best Wishes Class of ' 80 PERFORMANCE RACING EQUIPMENT . . . speed equipment specialists all brands of speed equipment in stock H.P. machine shop service open Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-9:00 pm Sat. 9:00 am-3.00 pm 688-1290 39 Haverhill Street, Methuen J V 202 v 686-2112 OLYMPIC PIZZA SUBS 334 JACKSON STREET ROUTE 110 LAWRENCE. MA 01841 r m LSB At Lawrence Savings Bank Growing Is What A Savings Bank Is ¥bc 20 Jackson Street — Methuen Mall 148 Lowell Street, Methuen 687-1131 r J v. r SeaWolf Restaurant 30 Woodland St., Methuen 687-9193 A CHRIS ' S Famous Pizza 687-2333 124 Lowell St., Methuen fast-fast service! 18 varieties hot oven subs! open 7 days 1 1 a.m.-l 1 p.m.-Fri. Sat.- 12 p.m. J V r r Freddie ' s Package and Variety Stores Live and Kicking Maine Lobsters 120 Lowell Street, Methuen 682-4438 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Methuen Karate Association Larry F. Giordano — Chief Instructor 70 Bonanno Ct. Methuen, Mass. 683-4287 n r Essex Broadway Savings Bank:681-7500 J V ■ r J v. 125 Merrimack Street, Methuen Best Wishes to Our Future Leaders A 203 ■. • ' V Stance Ike Jlwtit FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 89 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 0T840 685-5208 Best Wishes Annaloro ' s Bakery Inc. takers of Italian Bread and Rolls 87 Common St. 687-1212 a r J v a r J v Bay State National Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatton Federal Reserve S siem 126 Merrimack St., 681-8255 50 Haverhill St., 681-8240 Heidi and Art ' s Pizza and Subs 225 Merrimack St. Methuen A INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL PAPPY ' S ELECTRIC ELECTR ICAL CONTRACTOR 387 LOWELL STREET METHUEN. MASS. 01844 A V TEL 688-1506 Ray Himmer Alias Pizza Ray Historic Sweetheart Inn Restaurant Lounge 80 Myrtle Street, Methuen, Ma. 01 844 • Tel. 682-701 2 r Am-Fis Foods, Inc. D B A Methuen Dairy Queen Dairy Queen 244-246 Broadway Methuen, Massachusetts (617) 687-9471 A y r Customized T-Shirts vO at the METHUEN MALL 90 PLEASANT VALLEY ST. METHUEN, MASS. 01844 Phone: (617) 686-1897 J V 204 Tel. 686-3241 687-9220 JOY YOUNG Chinese Restaurant Lounge Luncheon Specials Family Dinners Take Out Service 169 Merrimack St. Rte. 110 (495 off exit 46) Methuen, Mass. 01844 r Golden Razor Beauty Salon Barber Salon 683-6693 688-5311 free parking 221 Broadway Methuen Rte. 28 J V r RGD CARPGT RGALTY INC. r FRED FISICHELLI Realtor 245 Broadway, Rte. 28 Methuen, Mass. 01844 (617)685-8522 J V Coco ' s Auto Sales Authorized Michelin Dealer 249 Merrimack St. (Rt. 110) Methuen 688-8370 A V. ttimm r J v SPENCE SERVISTAR HARDWARE 272 Lawrence St. Methuen, Mass. 683-2824 The Methuen News ' Your hometown weekly ' Box 186 Methuen 688-2708 v r J v WHITWORTH ' S SPORTING GOODS, INC. 487 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 A 205 r %e. S ' c erJ family £ . Hairsty ling From Our Family To Yours Regular Hair Cuts • Layer Cuts Condition Treatments • Undetectable Hair Pieces 127 Merrimac Street Telephone Pleasant Valley, Methuen, MA (617) 685-9723 Best Wishes Class of 1980 The J. Philip Gurka Family I r r J v Silver Sweet Candies 522 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 688-0474 Quick Stop 196 East St. Methuen Beer, Wine, and Groceries A J r v Leahy ' s Pharmacy William A. Walsh, Reg. Ph. 668 Haverhill St. Lawrence 683-0476 : r J v Best in Coming Years To All Graduates Community Drug 300 Broadway Methuen Melvin C. Weagle Jr. Bs. Ph 6 Pine St. Methuen, Mass. (617) 682-0567 (Shop) - r Portable Equipment H H Engineering Co. Mechanical Design and Engineering Boiler Repairs and Installation — ASME and API Certified Welding — — Code PP — R Stamps — PHIL HELFRICH (603) 382-4780 Home DICK HELFRICH (603) 382-8434 A ROBICHAUD QfwZVaM) HARDWARE, INC. Garden Supplies — Paints — Electrical Supplies Cement — Mortar — Plumbing 45 Hampshire Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 J 206 V Wishing the Class of 1980 Continued Success — Mary Hagopian — Realtor r J v Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzpatrick - r r (61 7) 682-5283 PARRINO ' S TOWING SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS - AUTO BODY REPAIRS CAR RENTALS - USED CARS 1 50 Merrimack Street Methuen, Massachusetts r New Ford Cars and Trucks Used Cars and Trucks All Makes and Models A 470 So. Broadway Rt. 28 (603) 898-9766 ARNOLD NEWMAN Vice-President J V. Congratulations Fram ' s Auto Co. r Bonne Continuation! Duncan A r SUCH ' lsTSUCH GIFTS ■ r TEL. (617) 686-5029 85A Swan Street Methuen. MA 01844 AKIHUm. fBlCt CORP. 5 OLD FERRY ROAD METHUEN, MASSACHUSETTS A JOHN DUNPHY SAL?:: 617 683 3708 OR 617 688 2877 Salvatore DeLucca, President Joseph DeLucca, Treasurer 207 r Loring Studios Congratulations from your yearbook photographer We hope you will continue to think of us New England ' s Leading Portrait. Wedding and Yearbook. Photographers J 777-n-r - - -J 1 ' . ..- v-vV ' Once, it was crepe paper streamers hung in the gym. Your class parties are splashier now. Have your reunion at the Sheraton. Enjoy Sheraton ' s glittering decor, and gourmet cuisine. Our professional banquet planners are ready to assist you. Give your reunion that touch of class . Sheraton-Rolling Green Inn Conference Center SHERATON HOTELS INNS. WORLDWIDE 1-93 AT LOWELL STREET ANDOVER. MASSACHUSETTS 01810 617 475-5400 y 208 J . tZXS ■ ?