North Andover High School - Knight Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

;i- ' ,.• • ' .; .• r,-.; -.h ;’• .if- ' ' -:.’: ; ' -, 1 - e ' 7 Vv • V’ w S: ' - rti B ' sv Life is a path along which we must travel. Paths may cross but no two will be the same THE KNIGHT 1979 Published by The Senior Class of North Andover High School I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Life’s ways aren’t meant to be smooth. It has purposely cast rocks onto our path so that we may learn to overcome. 10 11 L 12 13 14 15 16 KBI Senior Class Officers (L - R); Mary Gerraughty, (Vice-President); Carla Polizzotti, (President); Debbie Walmsley, (Secretary-Treasurer). Deborah Anne Aboud Margaret Addonigio Darlene Jean Allen Mark G. Androski Erica M. Antonelli 20 Sandra G. Bardsley Sharon Foulds 21 Joseph P. Baril Nancy L. Beirne Linda S. Bird 22 Kathleen Ann Boyd Carol A. Breen Kathy A. Bresnahan John McDermott Nancy Renee Burnett Scott Bradley William F. Brennan III Ruth M. Bushnell 23 Gerald F. Caron Anne Marie Calzetta Helen Cadarette Barbara Catalano Catherine M. Catalano David Chadwick Joe Keleher, Jonathon Leighton, Ken Donahue, John Barrett 24 Robert Chaisson Elizabeth J. Citron Paula Angela Chaput Elizabeth Charlton Jeffrey Condon Mary-Lou Connors 25 Randy Wood Lauren A. Cote 26 Margus Leigh Cranston Laurie J. Crittenden Jane Trombly Cunningham Timothy Joseph Crane Cheryl L. Crabb Beth Williams Robin M. Cunningham Gloria E. DaSilva Janice M. D’Elia Elizabeth Cushing Robert M. DeAdder Stephen Dean Regina A. DeCoster Nancy E. Degnan Ellen M. Demers 28 Chris Schapker and Laurie McElhiney Paul J. Diminico Lisa A. Dewhurst Anita DiAngelo Arthur R. Detora David Desroches Deborah Ann Doerr James P. Doherty Kenneth F. Donahue, Jr. 30 Martha A. Donovan Alison P. Driscoll Peter Dubois Margaret Addonigio Karen E. Donovan John F. Driscoll Bruce Emerick Susan Brooks Elliot Mary Lou Emmett Denise L. Enaire Nancy Pearson Lynn Ellen Evangelos John M. Farrow Ralph E. Finck, Jr Trisha Foster Marey Fioccoprile John Fisher Paula Siegal Kevin Fontaine Sharon Marie Foulds Darlene Hope Fladager David B. Forzese 33 t 1 ! I Susan Dorothy Fountain John J. Fragala Alison Driscoll James Fraser -7 k m Linda French Maria A. Fragala 34 James Gallagher Marie A. Gallant Jim Doherty Amy Furnari John Fyfe Marian Gaffny Cheryl Gauthier Candace Mary Gartside wm Mary Katherine Gerraughty Martha Donovan Jon Giacalone Kathleen M. Gordon Gail M. Gosselin Jim Grover 36 Dannie Hart Mike Saltman Brenda Harvey 37 Chris Smith Rebecca M, Henshaw Caroline M. Hickey Donna M. Higgins I 38 Mary Elizabeth Hillner Mark S. Holland Jeffrey Hollins 39 Ruth Ellen Houtte Scott Janusz Maureen Blackwell Doug Johnson Patricia M. Keegan 1 : Jacqueline Jordan Joseph M, lannazzi 40 Diane Kent John F. Keisling Guy Malandrino Joseph Jude Keleher Susan L. Kent Patricia J. Kilcoyne 41 i Debra E. Knuepfer Theodore J. Lampros John Lawlor Ray Knight Paula Marie LeClerc Stephen Anthony Lagana Pam Laorenza Jonathan W. Leighton 42 Debra Lenz I Dave Desroches Daniel F. Leonard Daniel Lewis Elizabeth M. Lidstone Paula Jean Letourneau 43 Mark Paul Lightner Jeffrey Long Janice Elaine Lord V Donna Lumb Sandra J. Lustenberger Mary Ellen Steer 44 f Judith A. MacCannell William F, Lynch Ellen C. MacNeil Beverly MacPherson Sandy Gundal Colleen A. Madden 1 Guy Malandrino S cott R. Maranto Laurie Marsh Dominick Mangano III Dave Taylor f I Patricia Marchisio f Barry J. Martin 46 Peter Martinaitis Donna L. Massey Sandra L. Mathews Bruce Emerick Donn D. Mattos Caroline R. McBride Anthony McCarthy Robert McCarthy 47 John William McDonald Anita DiAngelo Laurie Anne McElhiney Kevin McCauley Mary B. McLachlan John T. McLoughlin 48 Mark J. McMurray Anne M. Milne Laurie Crittenden, Janice D’Elia, Bob DeAdder. Michael L. Medolo Robert Meikle Mary Gerraughty ■ Barry Scott Nicoll Jean M. Molander Jeffrey Moro Scott Noon Gail A. Morley Paul F. Murphy ( Sarah Modigliani r i 50 Beth Frances Nugent Fred P. Oakes Keith G. O’Brien David W. O’Connor Kevin O’Dwyer r , ♦ f 1 f Nancy A. Orlando Kathy Boyd Peter Otis 51 Joe Palka Ilhan Ozberak Pat Armitage Tony Patterson Jo-Anne Paiva David M. Peabody 52 I t ii ■I Robert Pelczar Lisa Kelley Paula Carol Peluso Carla J. Pesata John W. Peterson 53 Paul T. Petrycki Renate Pfeiffer Carol A. Philbrick Susan A. Pierog Carla G. Polizzotti Margaret Mary Anne Quintal Candy Gartside Corinne P. Ringdahl 54 I Richard E. Ringdahl, Jr. Nancy Beirne Laura Jane Robinson Cynthia Rowlands Lauren Marie Roy Christopher F. Rivet Janet Rokes Robert M. Rudis 55 ■ David Ryan Deobrah S. Salois Shawn Ryan Kevin Salemme Michael Saltman Anne Calzetta 56 Christine M. Schapker Lori J. Sapienza Debra A. Sangermano Cynthia A. Scheipers Becky Henshaw David Schreyack 57 Elizabeth M. Schwarzenberg Jean M. Seccareccio Maribeth Seubert John Keisling James F. Shalhoup Christopher D, Scott Lauren Serreti Paula Michelle Siegel 58 ■ Nancy Simmonds Christopher J. Smith Helen A. Smith Kim Smith Carol Breen Nancy M. Smith 59 Kevin Zorn Mary E. Steer Christine A. Steiner 1)0 Michael Stone Edward D. Sullivan Elizabeth M, Sullivan 61 Mary Kathryn Sullivan Janet L. Sweeney Christopher Thomas Nancy Degnan Wayne A.G. Swanson David J. Taylor Debbie Tiberio Maureen Sullivan 62 Frank E. Tridenti Mim Gaffney Mike Ursillo Debra T. Turner I ' l t Jeff Torrey William G. Vaillancourt Barbara Jean Veazey Kym Ventre 63 I I Arthur J. Walsh III Susan Walsh David E. Warwick 64 V. I I Heidi Wilier Olaf Westphalen William D. Watson Bethany D. Williams Paula Peluso 65 Robin J. Woodburn Caroline Hickey 66 Daria A. Wysocki Mike Zahreciyan Michael L. Zeitlin Kevin Salemme Kevin D, Zorn Not Pictured Elaine Belanger John Franz Charlotte Kandrut Lisa Kelley Judith Jalbert Mark Lee Thomas Panebianco Theresa Phaneuf Randy Wood T. Mark Woodworth 67 SENIOR DIRECTORY DEBORAH ANNE ABOUD, “Deb”, 30 Mark Rd, Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3, (Co-captain) 4. MARGARET ADDONIGIO, “Maggie”, 37 Dudley St., Barrier Coatings. DARLENE JEAN ALLEN, “Dari”, 1208 Turnpike St, Drama Club; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Prom Commitee 4; Allen’s Cleaning Service — Boston Hill. Yearbook 4. MARK G. ANDROSKI, “Mark”, 30 Linden Ave, Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4 (Captain). ERICA M. ANTONELLI, “Ants”, 58 Green Hill Ave., Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Messina’s Market. ANNETTE MARIE ARCIFA, “Nettie”, 62 Adams Ave., Student Council 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Band 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Squire 3,4, (News Editor); Yearbook 3,4 (Circulation Editor); AFS 4. PATRICK DAMIAN HENRY ARMITAGE, “Arma”, 12 Sutton Hill Rd., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Audio Visual 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,2; Squire 1; Football 1; Soccer 3,4; rennis 1,2,3, (Captain) 4; Glennies Dairy, No. Andover Recreation Dept. CHERYL ANN ASSAF, “Sherry”, 247 Greene St., Drama Club 1; Bon Secours. ROXANNE B. BAKER, “Rox”, 163 Main St., Prep Club 2; Business Club 2,3,4; Merrimack Valley Motor Inn. SANDRA G. BARDSLEY, “Sam”, 88 Hillside Rd., Chorus 1,2,3,4 (Vice- President); Drama 2,4; Avon. JOSEPH P. BARIL, 644 Salem St. JOHN P. BARRETT, “Juan”, 67 Surrey Dr., Gaudet Construction Co. KEVIN BARTOLOTTA, “Bart”, 1925 Great Pond Rd., Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Fay’s Way Delivery. NANCY L. BEIRNE, “Bemie”, 216 Waverly Rd., Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4, (Co-captain). ELAINE MARY ELIZABETH BELANGER, “Seeker”, 9 Lincoln St., Of¬ fice Aid 1,2; Band 4; Track 1; Lawrence Public Library. LINDA J. BIRCH, “Birchie”, 38 Farnum St., Student Council 2,3; Band 1 (Class Rep.) 2; AFS 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Thompson’s Restaurant. LINDA S. BIRD, “Birdie”, 71 Pleasant St., Steven’s Hall. MAUREEN C. BLACKWELL, “Moe”, 35 Boxford St., Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4. KATHLEEN ANN BOYD, “Kath”, 43 Meadow Lane, Pep Club 1,2; Stu¬ dent Council 1,2; Track 1,2; Prescott House Nursing Home. SCOTT BRADLEY, “Omar”, 21 Edmands Rd., Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Mobil Service Station. CAROL A. BREEN, “Breenie”, 10 Lorraine Ave., Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; Basketball 1 (Co-captain) 2; Birch’s. WILLIAM F. BRENNAN III, “Gruff’, 404 Salem St., Baseball 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Messina’s. KATHY A. BRESNAHAN, “Kath”, 64 Sylvan Terrace, Business Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Messina’s. NANCY RENEE BURNETT, “Nance”, 84 Blueberry Hill Lane, Basket¬ ball 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Softball 2; Boston Ski Hill. RUTH M. BUSHNELL, “Ruthie”, “Busch”, 41 Carty Circle, CYO 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; TJ Maxx. HELEN CADARETTE, 81 Lisa Lane, AFS 3,4; Jogging Club 3; Cross- Country 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Track 2,3,4 (Tri-captain); DeMoulas. ANNE MARIE CALZETTA, “Anne”, 476 Johnson St., Pep Club 2,3 (President); Student Council 2,3,4; Prep Club 3,4; Community Involve¬ ment 4; Track 1,2; Yum Yum Shop. GERALD F. CARON, “Gerry”, 35 Meadowview Rd., National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2, (Treasurer) 3,4; Student Advi¬ sory Committee 4; Soccer 1,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3; W.K. Morss and Son. BARBARA CATALANO, “Barb”, 212 Brentwood Circle, Student Coun¬ cil 2; Yearbook 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; CYO 4; Basketball 1,2, (Co-captain) 3, (Co-captain) 4; Field Hockey 1,2, (Co-captain) 3; Tennis 1; Track 2; Catalano Insurance Agency. CATHERINE M. CATALANO, “Cath”, 212 Brentwood Circle, Student Council 2; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Community Involvement 4; CYO 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, (Co-captain); Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2 (Co-captain) 3 (Co-captain), 4 (Co-captain). DAVID CHADWICK, “Chum”, 81 Prescott St., Band 1,2; Burger King. ROBERT CHAISSON, “Chase”, 39 Pleasant St., Football 1; Melville Building Maintenance. PAULA ANGELA CHAPUT, “Putch”, 122 Boxford St., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; CYO 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH J. CITRON, “Betty”, 35 Surrey Dr., Yearbook 3,4; Squire 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Math Team 1; AFS 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Community Involvement 4; Track 2,3,4; Pewter Pot. JEFFREY CONDON, 89 Marian Dr., Hockey 1,2,3. MARY-LOU CONNORS, “Lou”, 65 Brightwood Ave., Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; CYO 1,2,3; Basketball Intra- murals 1,2; Community Involvement 4; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Treadwell’s. MICHAEL J. CONWAY, “Pickles”, 19 Francis St., Squire 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4. WENDY L. CORMEY, “Wendy”, 171 Cotuit St., Band 2; York Steak House. JAMES COSTELLO, “Cos”, 970 Johnson St., Soccer 1,2,3,4; Riley’s Roast Beef. MICHAEL M. COSTELLO, “Beef”, 61 Pleasant St., Baseball 1; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Kennedy’s. LAUREN A. COTE, “Law”, 247 Forest St., Marching Band 1; French Club 1,2; Steven’s Hall Nursing Home. CHERYL L. CRABB, 461 Summer St., Central Building. TIMOTHY JOSEPH CRANE, “Craney”, 56 Elm St., Basketball Intramu¬ rals 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Messina’s. MARCUS LEIGH CRANSTON, 92 Sandra Lane, AFS 2,3; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Jordan Marsh. LAURIE J. CRITTENDEN, “Laurie”, 24 Woodcrest Dr., Business Club 3,4; Color Guard 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; IMC Aid 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Square Dancing 1,2,3 (Treasurer), 4; The Network. JANE TROMBLY CUNNINGHAM, “Jane”, 32 Third St., Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4; Photography Club; Field Hockey 1; Softball 1,2; Burger King. ROBIN M. CUNNINGHAM, “Robin”, 25 Camden St., Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Nursing Homes. ELIZABETH CUSHING, “Beth”, 30 Gray St., AFS 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4. GLORIA E. DaSILVA, “Gloria”, 266 Middlesex St., AFS 4. JANICE M. D’ELIA, “Jan”, 124 Union St., Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Prescott Nursing Home. ROBERT M. DeADDER, “De”, 125 Boston St., Boston Ski Hill. STEPHEN DEAN, 31 Johnson Circle, Merrimack College. REGINA A. DeCOSTER, “Gina”, 40 Fernview Ave., Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 4. NANCY E. DEGNAN, “Nance”, 543 Mass Ave., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 1,2,3; Prep Club 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3; Prom Commit¬ tee 3,4; Cheerleading 4. ELLEN M. DEMERS, “Ellen”, 759 Great Pond Rd., Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 4. DAVID DesROCHES, “Dave”, 380 Forest St., Haffner’s. ARTHUR R. DETORA, “Art”, 11 Camden St., Pep Club 3; Audio Visual 1,2; CYO 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4 (tri-captain); Cross Country 2,3,4 (tri-captain); Walls ’N All. 66 LISA A. DEWHURST, 98 Greene St., Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Ste¬ vens Hall. ANITA DiANGELO, 357 Mass Ave., French Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1; French Cluh; Raytheon. PAUL J. DIMINICO, “Dimin”, 15 Sawyer Rd., Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4. TRINA MARIE DINARDI, “Hack”, 521 Salem St., Roche’s Farm. SALLY M. DiSALVATORE, “Sally”, 1099 Salem St. DEBORAH ANN DOERR, “Debbie”, 290 Rea St., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3 (Secretary), 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Tennis 2,3,4. JAMES P. DOHERTY, 68 Glencrest Dr., Football 1; Prescott Nursing Home. KENNETH F. DONAHUE JR., “Roy”, 3 Surrey Dr., Football 1,2,3,4; Ice Hockey 3,4; Messina’s. KAREN E. DONOVAN, 35 Peters St., Drama Club 1; Yearbook 3,4; AFS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. MARTHA A. DONOVAN, “Big Red”, 22 Gilbert St., Yearbook 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Birch’s. ALISON P. DRISCOLL, “Al”, 190 Mill Rd., Ski Team 1,2; Barcelo’s Market. JOHN F. DRISCOLL, “Drisc”, 42 Parker St., Audio Visual 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1. PETER DUBOIS, “Britz”, 53 Martin Ave., ITT Semiconductors. SUSAN BROOKS ELLIOT, “Sue”, 107 Cotuit St., Student Council 1,2,4; Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 4; TJ Maxx. BRUCE EMERICK, “Ema”, 53 Waverly Rd., Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; TJ Maxx. MARY LOU EMMETT, “Lou”, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; AFS 2,3; Prom Committee 4; MacDonalds. DENISE L. ENAIRE, “Giant”, 14 Prescott St., Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Con¬ cert Band 3; Chorus 3,4; Business Club 4; Student Council 4; Mister Donut. LYNN ELLEN EVANGELOS, “Lynnie”, 126 Prescott St., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Cheerlead¬ ing 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Art Club 4; Brooks School Day Camp. JOHN M. FARROW, “Buzz”, 317 Middlesex St., Soccer 1. RALPH E. FINCK, JR., 69 Highlandview Ave., Prescott House Nursing Home. MAREY FIOCCOPRILE, “Marey-Marey”, 118 Kingston St., Gymnastics 1; Yum Yum Shop. JOHN FISHER, “John”, 178 Stonecleave St., Melville Building Mainte¬ nance. DARLENE HOPE FLADAGER, “Dari”, 257 Brentwood Circle, Chorus 1.2.3.4 (Librarian); Marching Band 4; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Squire 3,4; AFS 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 4; Pewter Pot. KEVIN FONTAINE, 58 May St., Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Math Team 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 1; Key Polymer Corp. DAVID B. FORZESE, “Fizz”, 23 Wright Ave., Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 2; Findeisen’s Ice Cream. TRISHA FOSTER, 9 Pleasant St., Messina’s. SHARON MARIE FOULDS, “Fouldsie”, 40 Wentworth Ave., Yearbook 4; Track 2; Gymnastics 3,4; Gymnastics Intramurals 2; Burger King. SUSAN DOROTHY FOUNTAIN, “Susie”, 17 Bixby Ave., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (tri-captain); Track 1; DBL Commercial Prin¬ ters. JOHN J. FRAGALA, “Groucho”, 1 Dana St., National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4 (Faculty Editor); CYO 2,3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Prep Club 2,3; Track 2,3,4 (tri-captain); Birch’s. MARIA A. FRAGALA, 1000 Johnson St., AFS 3,4; Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Pewter Pot. JOHN D. FRANZ, “Franzy”, 9 First St. JAMES FRASER, “Benji”, 88 Herrick Rd., Football 1,2,3; Hockey 2; Rolling Green Service Center. LINDA FRENCH, 17 Village Green Dr., Pewter Pot. AMY FURNARI, “Ammie”, Heath Circle, French Honor Society 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4. JOHN FYFE, “Barny”, 52 Lisa Lane, Cross Country 2,3,4 (tri-captain); Haffner’s. MARIAN GAFFNY, “Mim”, Heath Circle, Student Council 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. JAMES GALLAGHER, “Gals”, 29 Russell St., Football 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1; MacDonald’s. MARIE A. GALLANT, “Mimi”, 42 Water St., Prospect Hill Fish Chip. CANDACE MARIE GARTSIDE, “Candies”, 31 Longwood Ave., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1,2; Cheerleading 4. CHERYL GAUTHIER, “Cheryl”, 1537 Turnpike St., Business Club 2,3,4; French Club 3. MARY KATHERINE GERRAUGHTY, “Mar’s”, 31 Carty Circle, Ameri¬ can Field Service 2,3 (Secretary), 4 (President); National Honor Society 2.3.4 (President); Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,2; Math Team 1,2,3, (Co-captain), 4 (Co-captain); Student Council 2,3,4; Class Vice- President 3,4; Squire 1,2,3 (Junior Editor); Yearbook 1,2,3,4 (Co-Editor in Chie ; French National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Prep Club 2; Prom Committee 3,4; French Club 2; Latin National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State, Nation Rep. 3; CYO 2,3,4; Beaconway Fabrics. JON GIACALONE, “Jack”, 125 Sullivan St., Yearbook 3; Photography Club 1,2,3; Messina’s. KATHLEEN M. GORDON, “Kathy”, 104 Milk St., French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Student Advisory Committee 4; AFS 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Macartney’s. GAIL M. GOSSELIN, “Gigi”, 56 Patriot St., Yearbook 4; Community Involvement 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 (Co-captain); Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; DeMoula’s. JIM GROVER, 35 Marian Dr., Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Co-captain); Baseball 1,2,3,4; McLay’s. SANDRA J. GUNDAL, “Gun”, 777 Johnson St., French Club 2; AFS Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Track 1,2; Field Hockey 3; Messina’s. 69 PHILIP E. HAGGERTY, “Phil”, 334 Osgood St., Wrestling 1,2; DeMou- la’s. BRUCE HAMBLET, “Boss”, 137 Salem St., Football 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Cyr Construction. PATRICIA ANNE HANSON, “Patti”, 66 Maple Ave., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; AFS 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4 (Co-Editor in Chief); Homeroom Rep. 4; Hanson Heating. ETHEL A. HANTZIS, “Heinawitz”, 13 Walker Rd., Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Business Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3); Chorus 1,3; AFS 4; Year¬ book 4; Prom Committee 4. DANNIE HART, “Georgia”, 42 Penni Lane, Square 2,3,4 (Business Edi¬ tor); Track 4. BRENDA HARVEY, “Harv”, 134 Milk St., Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; DeMoula’s. BARBARA HEIMANN, “Barb”, 34 Water St., CVS. ELLEN M. HENNESSEY, “El”, 343 Salem St., AFS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Field Hockey Manager 2; Tennis Intramu¬ rals 1,2,3,4; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; DeMoula’s. REBECCA M. HENSHAW, “Becky”, 405 Johnson St., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Prep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Track 2,3,4; Jog¬ ging Club 3,4; The Den. CAROLINE M. HICKEY, “Hick”, 24 Norman Rd., Student Council 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4 (Treasurer); Prom Committee 4; CYO 1; Community Involvement 4; Cross Country 3; Track 1,2,3,4; In¬ tramurals 1,2; McDonald’s. DONNA M. HIGGINS, “Higgs”, 128 Martin Ave., Pep Club 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Ski Team 2; E.C.L.C. (Learning Center), Edgewood Farm. ROBERT G. HIGGINS, “Higgs”, 128 Martin Ave., Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Birch’s. SANDRA D. HILBERT, “Hilly”, 64 Patriot St., Prep Club 2; Business Club 3,4; Pharmacity Stores. MARY ELIZABETH HILLNER, “MB”, 96 Famum St., March Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; PF 1,2,3,4 (Secretary); Skiing 1,3,4; Jordan Marsh; Volunteer: Lawrence General Hospital. MARK S. HOLLAND, “Dutch”, 344 Main St., Football 1; Basketball 1; Holland Landscape. JEFFREY HOLLINS, “Jeff’, 75 Chestnut St., Cross Country 2,3. RUTH ELLEN HOUTTE, “Ruth”, 455 Mass. Ave., Track 1; Burger King. JOSEPH M. lANNAZZI, “Joe”, 66 Marian Dr., Track 1,2,3; Cross Coun¬ try 2; Football 1; Skiing 2; B.U. Conference Ctr. JUDY JALBERT, “Jude”, Prep Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Softball 2,3; Burger King. SCOTT JANUSZ, “C.W.”, 206 Forest St., Melville Building Mainte¬ nance. DOUG JOHNSON, 70 Boston St., Cerretani’s. DOUGLAS J. JOLLY, “Joug Dolly”, 100 Osgood St., Squire; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Steven’s Nursing Home. JACQUELINE JORDON, “Jacqui”, 1044 Salem St., Cumberland Farms. CHARLOTTE KANDRUT, “Chuck”, 96 Second St. PATRICIA M. KEEGAN, “Tricia”, 15 Dewey St., Student Council 2,3,4; Prep Club 2,4; Pep Club 2,3; CYO 1,2,3, (President), 4; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Intramurals 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4 (tri-captain); Boston Hill. JERRI A. KEGLEY, “Jerri”, 45 Kingston St., Pep Club 2; Color Guard 1,2,3; Business Club 2,3; Steven’s Hall. JOHN F. KEISLING, “Keis”, 11 Richardson Ave., Student Advisory Council 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Squire 3,4 (Fea¬ ture Editor); Yearbook 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Messina’s. JOSEPH JUDE KELEHER, “Joe”, 56 Surrey Dr., Yearbook 4; Homeroom Rep. 3; Track 1,2,3; Soccer 3,4; Football 1,2. LISA KELLEY, “Lisa”, 223 Pleasant St. DIANE KENT, “Di”, Hillside Rd. SUSAN L. KENT, “Sue”, 171 Hillside Rd., Yearbook 4 (Typing Editor); Red Oak Farm; Merrimack Valley Motor Inn. CAROLYN KILCOYNE, “Lyn”, 431 Johnson St., Student Council 3,4; AFS 3,4; Prep Club 2; Jogging Club 3; CYO 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4 (Co-captain); Track 1,2,3,4; Sears. PATRICIA J. KILCOYNE, “Tish”, 64 Colgate Dr., Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; CYO 2,3; Student Advisory Council 4; Student Advisory Commit¬ tee 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Prom Committee 4; Track 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (tri-captain); New England Telephone Co. RAY KNIGHT, 111 Boston St., Jim’s Mobil. DEBRA E. KNUEPFER, “Deb”, 370 Salem St., Track 2; LUEKEMIA SO¬ CIETY of AMERICA. STEPHEN ANTHONY LAGANA, “Steve”, 142 Greene St., Band 1,2,3,4 (President); Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4 (Drum Major); French Club 1,2; Ski Team 2,3; McDonalds. THEODORE J. LAMPROS, “Buddy”, 100 Sutton Hill Rd., LARC 2; Foot¬ ball 1; Soccer 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Lampros Bros. Inc. SHARON M. LANEN, 5 Wentworth Ave., Track 2; Field Hockey 2,3; Prescott Nursing Home. PAM LAORENZA, “Lorenz”, 17 First St., Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Meadowbrook Laundry. JOHN LAWLOR, “Joe”, 116 Mass Ave., Football 1,2; Wrestling 1. PAULA MARIE LECLERC, “Paula”, 14 Camden St., Spanish Honor So¬ ciety 2,3,4; AFS 2; Band 1,2; Girls’ Basketball Manager 1,2; Ski Team 4; Stevens Hall Convalescent Home. MARK LEE, “Lee”, 105 Beverly St., Merrimack College. JONATHAN W. LEIGHTON, “Homer”, 438 Summer St., National Honor Society 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Track 2; Arlington Trust Company. DANIEL F. LEONARD, “Dan”, 281 Brentwood Circle, Photography Club 2; Soccer 1,2; Ski Team 1; Ice Hockey 3,4; North Andover Country Club. PAULA JEAN LETOURNEAU, 700 Salem St., Pep Club 4; Student Council 4; Hill view Pharmacy. DANIEL LEWIS, “Dan”, 95 Penni Lane, Zayre. 70 ELIZABETH M. LIDSTONE, “Liz”, 105 Martin Ave., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 3,4; McDonald’s. MARK PAUL LIGHTNER, “Light”, 96 Bridle Path, Students Actively Concerned 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Spirit of ’79 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY LONG, “Jeff’, 29 Rosedale Ave., Photography Club 1,2; Year¬ book 4; Cross-Country 2,3; Burger King. JANICE ELAINE LORD, “Jan”, 61 Phillips Court, Track 1,2; B.U. Con¬ ference Center. DONNA LUMB, “Don”, 68 Prospect St., Mister Donut. SANDRA J. LUSTENBERGER, “Lusty”, 112 Autran Ave., French Glub 2; French Honor Society; Business Glub 3,4; K-Mart. SUZANNE PELLETIER LYNGH, “Sue”. WILLIAM F. LYNGH, “Lynchie”, 24 Highland Ter., Football 1; Wres¬ tling 2,3,4; Messina’s. JUDITH A. MacGANNELL, “Judy”, 15 Timber Lane, American Field Service 1,2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.J; Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Band 1,2; Softball 1,2; North Andover Country Club. LAURIE MARSH, “Martian”, 84 Union St., Messina’s. BARRY J. MARTIN, “Barny”, 142 Rea St., CYO 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Ski Team 1,3,4; Ramey Contractors; Royal Jewelers. PETER MARTINAITIS, 90 Bradford St., Burger King. DONNA L. MASSEY, 57 Marblehead St., Pep Club 1; Messina’s; Lawr¬ ence Airport. SANDRA L. MATHEWS, “Sandi”, 288 Sutton St., Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; IMC Aide 1,2,3,4; Messina’s. DONN D. MATTOS, 38 Edgelawn Ave., D J Associates. CAROLINE R. McBRIDE, “Ca”, 99 Meadowview Rd., French Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Prep Club 2; CYO 2; French Honor Society 2,3,4 (Presi¬ dent); Spanish Honor Society 3,4; AFS 2,3 (Publicity) 4 (Treasurer); Jogging Club 3; Student Council 3,4; Squire 1,2 (Jr. Feature-Editor), 3 (Sports Editor), 4 (Co-Editor); Yearbook 3,4; Community Involvement 4; Cross Country 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Jordan Marsh. ROBERT McCarthy, “Bob”, 48 Linden Ave. STEPHEN B. McCarthy, “Mac”, 48 Linden Ave., Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Boston Globe. ELLEN G. MacNEIL, 166 High St., Pep Glub 1; Messina’s. BEVERLY MacPHERSON, “Bev”, 29 Millpond. GOLLEEN A. MADDEN, “Coe”, 111 Rea St., Homeroom Rep. 4; Year¬ book 4; CYO 1,2,3 (Treasurer) 4; Field Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3,4; Boston Hill. GUY MALANDRINO, “Mai”, 32 Surrey Dr., Basketball 1,2; Merrimack Gollege. DOMENICK MANGANO, “Nick”, 82 Lisa Lane, North Andover Supply Inc. LENNY MANGANO, “Len”, 82 Lisa Lane, Football 1; Soccer 4; Ski Team 1; North Andover Supply Inc. SGOTT R. MARANTO, “Marant”, 10 Buckingham Rd., Band 1,2; Base¬ ball 1; Tennis 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Birch’s. PATRICIA MARCHISIO, “Patty”, 69 Heath Rd., Field Hockey 1,3,4; Pewter Pot. JOHN P. McDermott, “Hermie”, 407 Mass. Ave., Audio Visual 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Track 1,2,3,4; Kennedy’s. JOHN WILLIAM McDONALD, “Crispy”, 106 Appleton St., Cross Coun¬ try 2,3; Track 1,2. LAURIE ANNE McELHINEY, “Laurie”, 26 Pembrooke Rd., Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Anton’s Dry Cleaners. KEVIN McGAULEY, “Kev”, 450 Main St., Audio Visual 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 1,2,3,4. MARY B. McLACHLAN, “Mary”, 60 Edgelawn Ave., Gymnastics 3,4; Lawrence Airport. JOHN T. McLOUGHLIN, 327 Salem St., National Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; B.U. Conference Center. MARK J. McMURRAY, 25 Mass. Ave., DeMoulas, John’s Shell. MICHAEL L. MEDOLO, 24 Marblehead St., French Club; IMC Aide; DeMoula’s. ROBERT MEIKLE, 871 Salem St., Golf Team 1; DeMoula’s. JUDITH L. MILLER, “Judy”, 93 Martin Ave., Track 1,2; DeMoula’s. ANNE M. MILNE, “Milnie”, 237 Winter St., Prom Gommittee 4; Student Gouncil 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Track 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1; Millpond. SARAH MODIGLIANI, 217 Brentwood Cir., Tennis. JEAN M. MOLANDER, 8 Woodcrest Dr., Squire 3 (Jr. Editor), 4 (Co- Editor in Chief); National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 3; Student Council 1,3,4; AFS 3; Marching Band 2,4; Drama Club 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2 (Secretary-Treasurer), 3 (Secretary- Treasurer), 4 (President); The Citizen. GAIL A. MORLEY, 256 Dale St., AFS 2,3,4; Prep Glub 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4 (Editor); Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; CYO 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Basketball Intramurals 1; Bas¬ ketball 1; Friendly’s. JEFFREY MORO, “Jeff’, 307 Greene St. PAUL F. MURPHY, “Murf”, 135 Meadowview Rd., Soccer 2,3,4; De¬ Moula’s. BARRY SCOTT NICOLL, “Barry”, 128 Bradford St., French Club 2,3; North Andover Pet Store. SCOTT NOON, “Noonie”, Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,3; Scorpian of New England. BETH FRANCES NUGENT, 75 Meadow Lane, Student Council 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; Latin Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; L.A.R.C. 2; ftep Club 2; CYO 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; DeMoula’s. FRED P. OAKES, “Oaksie”, 15 Merrimack St., Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. KEITH G. O’BRIEN, “Obie”, 115 Mass. Ave., Audio Visual 1,2,3,4; Pizza Hut. DAIVD W. O’GONNOR, “Dave”, 84 Elmcrest Rd., Glass Rep. 1,2; Audio Visual 2,3,4; Football 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Eastman’s Fishing Parties. 71 KEVIN O’DWYER, “OD”, 66 Fernview Ave., Melville Maintenance Company. NANCY A. ORLANDO, 50 West Woodbridge Rd., Band 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Softball 3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4 (Cap¬ tain). PETER OTIS, “Pud”, 456 Summer St., Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 (Captain); Track 1. ILHAN OZBERAK, “Ozzie”, 12 Walker Rd., Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Soccer 3,4. JOE PALKA, 910 Johnson St., Chess Club; Tennis. THOMAS PANEBIANCO, “Tom”. TONY PATTERSON, 323 Middlesex St., Yearbook 2,4; Photography Club 1,2,3,4; Parlex Corp. JO-ANNE PAVIA, “Jo”, South Bradford St., Ski Team 1; Sip and Dip. DAVID M. PEABODY, “Peabs”, 13 Concord St., Football 1,2,3; Wres¬ tling 1,2,3 (tri-capt.) 4; Track 4; Knight Caterers. NANCY E. PEARSON, “Nance”, 58 Salem St., National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2; AFS 2; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Swim¬ ming 1,2,3,4; Cedardale. ROBERT PELCZAR, “Pelzy”, 12 Ferry St., Messina’s. PAULA CAROL PELUSO, “Paula”, 545 Johnson St., Pep Club 2,3 (Vice-Pres.) 4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Swimming YMCA 1,2,3,4; Sears, York Steak House. CARLA J. PESATA, 53 Bay State Rd., Business Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 (Secretary). JOHN W. PETERSON, 19 Dewey St., Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Brooks Day Camp, DeMoula’s. PAUL T. PETRYCKI, 114 Glenncrest Dr., Football 1; Lawrence Eagle Tribune. RENATE PFEIFFER, “Renny”, 111 Campbell Rd., AFS 4. TERRY PHANEUF, “Fay”, 222 Main St., Community Involvement 4; Prescott Nursing Home. CAROL A. PHILBRICK, “Caire”, 83 Davis St., Stevens Memorial Li¬ brary. SUSAN A. PIEROG, “Sue”, 104 Middlesex St., Pep Glub 2; Student Council 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.); Prep Club 2,4; French Honor Society 1,2,3 (Secretary-treasurer) 4; Math Team 2; French Club 2; CYO 1,2,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2. CARLA G. POLIZZOTTI, 340 Waverly Rd., Student Gouncil 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1,2; Class President 3,4; CYO 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 4; Field Hockey 1; Cross Country 3; Lawrence General Hospital. MARGARET MARY ANNE QUINTAL, “Meg”, 414 Summer St., AFS 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; CYO 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Arundel Insurance. CORINNE P. RINGDAHL, “Ringding”, 1929 Salem St., Band 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Demoula’s. RICHARD E. RINGDAHL, JR., “Rich”, 1929 Salem St., Baseball 1; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; D.J. Associates. CHRISTOPHER F. RIVET, “Riv”, 67 Foster St., Football 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; New England Craftsman. LAURA JANE ROBINSON, “Rob”, 381 Mass. Ave., Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; AFS 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4 (Secretary- Treasurer); Yearbook 3,4 (Senior Editor); Homeroom Rep. 3; Prep Club 2,3; PF 1,2,3 (Secretary-Treasurer), 4 (lYesident); Drama Club 1; Com¬ munity Involvement 4; Stevens Hall Nursing Home. JANET ROKES, “Rokesy”, 13 Hewitt Ave., Business Club 2,3,4; K-Mart. CYNTHIA ROWLANDS, “Cindy”, 122 Edgelawn Ave., Math Team 2,3,4; French Honor Society 2,3; Squire 3,4; Page 2,3 (Editorial Assis¬ tant); 4 (Editor), Burger King. LAUREN MARIE ROY, “Rosana-dana”, 207 Middlesex St. ROBERT M. RUDIS, “Rudy”, 228 Pleasant St., Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Soccer 2; McLay’s. DAVE RYAN, 850 Osgood St. SHAWN RYAN, 850 Osgood St., Havolyn Nursing Home. KEVIN SALEMME, 35 Putnam Rd., Photography Club 1,2,3,4; AV Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Squire 1,2,3,4; The Den. DEBORAH S. SALOIS, “Debbie”, 10 Boston St., Squire 1; Chorus 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Ghorus 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Garrett Players, Rainbow Entertainers. MICHAEL SALTMAN, “Salt”, 3 Elm Ct., Football 1; Baseball 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Lawrence General Hospital. DEBRA A. SANGERMANO, “Deb”, 268 Dale St., Student Gouncil 1,2,3,4; Prep Club 2; Yearbook 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; CYO 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4 (tri-capt.); Yum Yum Shop. LORI J. SAPIENZA, “Lori”, 50 Fernview Ave. CHRISTINE M. SCHAPKER, “Chris”, 134 Famum St., Student Council 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; French Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 (Secretary-treasurer); Homeroom Rep. 3; Prom Committee 4; Track 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (tri-capt.); Birch’s. CYNTHIA A. SCHEIPERS, “Cindy”, 266 Middlesex St., AFS 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Beaconway Fabrics. DAVID SCHREYACK, 802 Dale St., Soccer 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH M. SCHWARZENBERG, “Betsy”, 52 Clarendon St., Lawr¬ ence General Hospital. GHRISTOPHER D. SCOTT, “Fish”, 15 Young Rd., Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Malden Mills. JEAN M. SECCARECCIO, “Jean”, 58 Village Green Dr., DeMoula’s. LAUREN SERRETI, 99 Meadow Lane, William Barry. MARIBETH SEUBERT, “Mari”, 320 Sutton St., Pep Club 1,2; Prescott Nursing Home. JAMES F. SHALHOUP, “Seals”, 324 Hillside Rd., Football 1,2; Hockey 2,3,4; Merrimack College; Pizza King. PAULA MICHELLE SIEGEL, “Seagie”, 54 Penni Lane, Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; York Steak House. NANCY SIMMONDS, “Nancy”, 127 Chestnut St., French Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; The Citizen. 72 GAIL SIMPSON, 101 Pond Rd., National Honor Society 2,3,4. BRENDA E. SLIPKOWSKY, “Bren”, 55 Farnum St., Pep Club 2,3; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Gymnastics Intramurals 1,2,3; Cheerleading 4. CHRISTOPHER J. SMITH, “Smitty”, 72 Foster St., Soccer 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; North Andover Country Club. HELEN A. SMITH, 270 Marbleridge Rd., Student Council 1,2,4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Tennis Team 1,2; Lanam Club. NANCY M. SMITH, “Nance”, 3 Royal Crest Dr., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Gynmastics 1,2; Soccer Intramurals 1. SHERRY SMITH, 496 Winter St. JAMES A. SPINNEY, “A.J.”, 11 Inglewood St. CHRISTINE STANTON, “Chris”, Andover St. MARY E. STEER, 1213 Salem St., Papa Gino’s. CHRISTINE A. STEINER, “Chris”, 21 First St., Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 1; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Messina’s. MARY K. STEWART, 133 Dale St., Yearbook 3; Sears. DOLORES STIGLIN, “Dee”, 34 Raleigh Tavern Lane, Student Council 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 3,4; Track 1; Malden Cooperative Bank. MICHAEL STONE, “Stoney”, 23 Fernview Ave., Track 3; Frank Gal¬ lagher Engineering Co. EDWARD D. SULLIVAN, “Moose”, 66 Herrick Rd., Yearbook 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. ELIZABETH M. SULLIVAN, “Sully”, 18 Belmont St., AFS 2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 3,4; French Club 2; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4 (Co-capt.). MARY KATHRYN SULLIVAN, “Katy”, 1027 Great Pond Rd., Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4. MAUREEN SULLIVAN, “Moe”, 405 Salem St., Russem’s. WAYNE A.G. SWANSON, “Wo”, 32 Union St., Golf (Co-capt.) 3,4; Mes¬ sina’s. JANET L. SWEENEY, “Jan”, 34 Church St., Papa Gino’s. DAVID J. TAYLOR, “TURK”, 940 Johnson St., Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Riley’s Roast Beef. CHRISTOPHER THOMAS, “Chris”, 146 Waverly Rd., Crocker Boat Yard. DEBBIE TIBERIO, “Deb”, 12 Commonwealth Ave., Mister Donut. JEFF TORREY, 110 Abbott St., Merrimack News. FRANK E. TRIDENTI, 15 Harwood St., Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Basket¬ ball 1,2,4; Soccer 4; Merrimack College. DEBRA T. TURNER, “Deb”, 214 Sutton Hill Rd., CVS. MIKE URSILLO, 119 Mass. Ave., McDonald’s. WILLIAM G. VAILLANCOURT, “Val”, 31 Lincoln St., Football 1,2; Tennis 2; Haffner’s. BARBARA JEAN VEAZEY, 75 Bridle Path, Proscenium Circus 1,2; Stu¬ dent Government 2; Madrigals 2,3; Birch’s. KYM VENTRE, “Kym”, 122 Farnum St., Anton’s Cleaners. KIM WALCZAK, “Kim”, 464 Boston St., DeMoula’s. DEBORAH L. WALMSLEY, “Debbie”, 40 Salem St., Student Council 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3 (Treasurer), 4 (Secretary); Band 1,2; CYO 1,2,3,4; French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.); Yearbook 1,2,3,4 (Senior Editor); Prep Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Class Officer, Secretary Treasurer 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 4; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. ARTHUR J. WALSH III, “Arty”, 55 Pleasant St., Baseball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; A.J. Walsh Sons. SUSAN WALSH, “Sue”, 115 Coachmans Lane, Homeroom Rep., 4; Var¬ sity Tennis 1; Track 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3; Cross Country 4; B.U. Confer¬ ence Center. DAVID E. WARWICK, “B.D.”, 43 Woodbridge Rd., Squire 3,4; Yearbook 4; Football 1; Baseball 1; Messina’s. WILLIAM D. WATSON, JR., “Wats”, 151 Raleigh Tavern Lane, Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. OLAF WESTPHALEN, 24 Marian Dr., Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Peacock Feather. HEIDI WILLER, 120 Granville Lane, Gymnastics 2; Thom McAnn. ANDREA R. WILLIAMS, 139 Osgood St., French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (President); Squire 2; French Club 2; Yearbook 3,4 (Advertisement Editor); AFS 2,3; Homeroom Rep., 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Pewter Pot. BETHANY D. WILLIAMS, “Beth”, 155 Chestnut St., Spanish Honor Society 3,4. MARTHA WILLIS, “Will”, 60 Chestnut St. PAUL L. WILLIS, “Will”, 49 Court St., French Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Audio Visual 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-capt.); Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Co-capt.); Track 1,2,3,4 (tri-capt); Playground Instructor. JEFF WILSON, “Jeff’, 100 Colgate Dr., Wrestling 1,2,4; Prescott Nursing Home. ROBERT W. WILSON, “Bob”, 63 Highlandview Ave., Football 1,2; Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Texaco. RANDY WOOD, “Woody”, 555 Salem St., Thompson’s. ROBIN J. WOODBURN, “Pumpkin”, 220 Osgood St., AFS 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Stateline Tack Shop; Wild Rose Farm. T. MARC WOODWORTH, “Woodie”, 4 Fernview Ave., Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1. DARIA A. WYSOCKI, “Buck”, 851 Forest St. MIKE ZAHRECIYAN, “Zeke”, 5 Walker Rd., Burger King. MICHAEL L. ZEITLIN, “Mike”, 79 Millpond, Squire 4; Soccer 4; Base¬ ball 4; J.M. Fields. KEVIN D. ZORN, “Zorny”, 11 Greene St., Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Merrimack Valley Motor Inn. 73 Jeff Hollins, Keith O’Brien, Jeff Long Cindy Scheipers Annette Arcifa Mark Lee Katy Sullivan Bruce Emerick, John Farrow, Sue Elliot Donna Massey Anne Calzetta, Mark Androski Spanish Class Caroline Hickey 75 ' . -fSt sf, Class of ’80 Chris Hamel I Class Officers (L to R) Sue Delellis (Vice-President); Mary Lyons (Presi¬ dent); Tom Sullivan (Secretary-Treasurer). HR 232 First Row (L-R) Tracy Alakel, Karen Ale¬ xander, Andy Alvino, Katie Andrews, Mike An- naloro, Mark Atwood, )ens Bahrawy, Norman Bailey, John Beirne. Second Row: Phil Beninato, Justin Be- nincasa, Peter Bernardin, Kevin Berube, Lee Ann Bevin, Paul Bischoff, Wendy Bove, Rich Bow¬ man, Ron Brandeberry, Brigid Bligh. Cheryl Carbone HR 233 First Row (L-R) Wendy Bresnahan, Kathy Brown, Earline Bruce, Amy Burns, Ann Bushnell, Sue Buturlia, Rick Camire, Pete Campbell, Mike Can- nella, Cheryl Carbone, Jeff Carr, Joe Cassidy. Second Row: Robin Champion, Jane Chase, Bruce Chenard, Yuri Choi, Paul Chory, David Cinquegrana, Toda Closson, Cindy Cluney Bob Cochrane, l.inr::; Compagnone, Erin - ! ... Paul Colei la. 78 HR 234 First Row (L-R) Peter Condon, Patty Connelly, Judi Connor, Mike Corcoran, Timmy Corcoran, Judy Costello, Don Crane, Cheryl Cyr, Scott Davis, Bill DeAd- der. Second Row: Sue Delellis, Rick Delisle, Judy Devlin, Arthur Di¬ ckey, John Dinuccio, John DiSalvo, Carol Doerr, Bob Donahue, Lee Doucette, Lynne Doucette. HR 235 First Row (L-R) Sue Douglas, Marianne Driscoll, Corinne Duf- resne, Steve Dufresne, Sue Elbeery, Mary En¬ glish, John Enright, Stacy Ferguson, Shan¬ non Ferris, Carrie Fiorino. Second Row: Wayne Firth, Cindy Fon¬ taine, Michael Forbes, Anthony Forgetta, Roy Foster, Joe Fox, Paul Fragala, Mitzi Gauthier, Tracy Gauthier, Janice Farrell. Ken Saalfrank Lori Guilmette 79 i HR 236 First Row (L-R) Frank Gelinas, Patty Ger- rauchty, Lisa Gianetti, Bill Gillen, Glen Gioseffi, Steve Golan, Jeanne Gorham, Michael Gorman, Bill Gorman, Gayle Gosselin, Robert Gosselin, Steve Graham, Denise Gravel. Second Row: Joanne Grover, Ann Guglielmino, Lori Guilmette, Donna Gulezian, Scott Guthrie, Bill Halloran, Ann Haltmaier, Chris Hamel, Karen Hamilton, Eva Hamori, Laurie Hansen, Anna Marie Hart, Melisa Hogan, John Hall. Liz Torrey 80 Judy Turner, Janet Molander Marie Taylor HR 237 First Row (L-RJ John Harty, Linda Harvey, Elena Hasapis, Cathy Hayes, Erica Hedreen, Joe Helfrich, Dave Higginbot- tom, Dan Hiller, Margaret Hillner, Lori Hilton. Sec¬ ond Row: Laura Homer, Sue Hornbeck, Mike Houde, Debie Hughes, Bill Hurley, Chris Hutchins, Nancy Johnson, Kathy Joyce, Lee Kenny, Nancy Kent, Claire Kilcoyne. HR 238 First Row (L-R) Colleen Kilcoyne, Bruce Kingsley, Sally Kittle, Bar¬ bara Knowlton, Rick Kryzynski, John Labelle, Jessica Larkin, Marty Law- lor. Second Row: Jeff Leighton, Nancy Leslie, Debbie Lindley, Tim Long, Mary Lyons, Martha Mac- Leish, Sue MacNeil, Karen Mailloux, Terry Main. 81 HR 239 First Row (L-R) Timmy Marocco, Shari Marsh, Bob Maurer, Bob McAloon, Andra McCar¬ thy, Rita McConaghy, Cheryl McDonald. Second Row: Joan McDonald, Frank McGuire, Paul McGuire, Mary Beth Mclnnis, Kerry McLachlan, Tony Melillo, Timmy Melvin, Janet Mo- lander. Kathy Joyce Gail Gosselin, Lee Ann Bevin 82 Bob Donahue Sue Elberry HR 240 First Row (L-R) Tom Murphy, Eric Nolan, Steve Noone, Laura Nu¬ gent, Anne O’Malley, Kim Packer, Julie Paige. Second Row: David Palefsky, Whitney Perry, Greg Phair, Tom Plant, Marylee Poirier, Marie Powell, Keith Nitzsche. HR 241 First Row (L-R) Mike Pratt, Joe Querci, Scott Quinn, Alan Reasor, Mike Petrycki, Cindy Richards, Sue Roberts, Robby Robertson. Second Row; Brenda Robinson, Ellen Robinson, Kim Robinson, Richard Roche, Richard Rokes, Lee Anne Roop, Andrea Rosa, Liz Rossi, Kathy Purpura. 83 Anna Hart Laura Nugent, Joan McDonald HR 242 First Row (L-R) Mary Beth Rossi, Doug Royal, Donna Ruane, Rich St. Hilaire, Matt Sapienza, Diana Savory, Timmy Scanlon. Second Row: Karen Scarborough, Lisa Serreti, Cliff Seymour, Kelly Shepley, Rick Shore, Eric Sideri, Kathy Slade. HR 243 First Row (L-R) John Smolak, Mary Beth Soucy, Tracey Stack, Mike Steer, Dan Stevens, Bar¬ bara Stone, Kendra Strobel, Tom Sullivan. Second Row: Judy Sweeney, Dorothy Taylor, Marie Taylor, Grace Testa, Jay Torrey, Pauline Trzcinski, Judy Turner, Maura Turner. 84 Eric Fitzgerald Sue Delellis, Carrie Fiorino 85 HR 246 First Row (L-R) Bob Uttley, Jody Ver- ville, Maria Vivelros, Mike Voisine, Donna Voris, Michelle Walker, John Wall, Dave Walsh, Marianne Walsh. Sec¬ ond Row; Phil Watson, David Weigel, Bob Weinstein, Mary Jo Wentworth, Detlef Westphalen, Dave Whitehead, Val Wil¬ liams, Jane Wilson, Mark Wolfenden, Kim Wonson. HR 300 First Row (L-R) Frank Silva, Patti Lundquist, Karin Stewart, Donna Mills, Audrey Smith, John Sangermano. Second Row: John Shalhoup, John Reusch, Jim Quinn, Ken Saalfrank, Alan Driscoll, Steve Pimpis, Steve Miele. Roy Foster, Rick Shore, Frank McGuire Class of ’81 Class Officers (L-R) Lenny Degnan (Vice-President), David Brown (President), Lynn Canty (Secretary Treasurer). Billy Sullivan Liz Campbell and Shellie Dunn Debbie Gosselin HR 200 First Row (L-R) Steve Adiconis, Vance Anderson, Mike Arcidi, Tim Armitage, Jeanne Arold, Saleha Asar, Maria Augeri, Catherine Austin, Dave Baessler, Olympia Barbas, Scott Barclay, Lisa Barker. Seconcl Row (L-R) Beth Beaudoin, Alan Be¬ langer, Tom Bergstrom, ' im Blanchard, Cathy Bourne, Randall Bran- deberry, Mary Breen, John Brennan, Mike Brt-r.nan, Sandy Brightman, David Brown. 86 HR 201 First Row (L-R) Brian Kilcoyne, Steve Kirk, Kyoko Kitamura, Brian Koczera, Diana Koebrick, Peter Kotce, Guy Kothman, James Kronenwetter, Rich Lafreniere, Paul Lamprey. Second Row: Dave Lanen, Lisa Laorenza, James Leigliton, Colleen Lennon, Dave Lewis, Gerry Lic- ciardi, Debbie Lidstone, Mary Fran Logue, Patricia Lonergan. HR 202 First Row (L-RJ Kathy Brown, Carolyn Bruce, Adam Burnett, Laurie Bush, Gordon Bushnell, Mary Cadarette, Liz Campbell, Lynne Canty, Peter Capobianco, Jim Carabello. Second Row: Robin Carbone, Shawn Carney, Jo-Anne Casale, Russ Chaisson, Sue Clement, Eric Clough, Donna Coco, Kathy Com- pagnone, Nadine Con¬ nelly, Paul Connelly, Shelly Chandler. Dianne Birch Field Day ’78 87 Colleen Canty Kathy Gioseffi HR 203 First Row (L-R) John Connors, Stephan Contarino, Shawn Con¬ way, Linda Cookson, Susan Coon, John Costello, Mike Crittenden, Chris Curran, Robert Curren, Mike Currier, Joe Curtin. Second Row: Jennifer Cushing, Nancy Cyr, Caro¬ lyn Davis, Kim Davis, Tom Davis, David DeAdder, Maureen Dean, Lenny De- gnan, Nick Denitto, Mark Desmet, Michael De¬ smond, Ellen Devine. Brian Kilcoyne Maureen Muldoon 88 HR 204 First Row (L-R) Steven Dickey, Paul Di- milla, Bob DiSalvatore, Lynne DiStefano, Lisa Di- Zazzo, Mickey Dodge, Peter Doherty, George Domek, Laurie Donahue, Mary Donahue, Mary Jean Donovan, Sheila Donovan. Second Row: Ann-Marie Driscoll, Beth Driscoll, Brian Driscoll, Jeanne Dube, Paul Dubois, Shellie Dunn, Peter Edwards, Steve Elbeery, Andrea El- lard, Barbara Ellard, Sandy Elliot. HR 205 First Row (L-R) Kim Emerson, Allyson En¬ gels, Laura Farley, Joanne Finneran, Jack Fiorino, Eric Fitzgerald, Brian Forbes, Peter Forget, Pris¬ tine Forgetta, Cheryl Foulds, Jim Fragala. Sec¬ ond Row: Peggy Franklin, Joe Frassica, Mike Gal¬ lagher, Sean Gallagher, Kris Gavelis, Chuck Gelinas, Julie Gerraughty, Jill Giaquinta, Nancy Giard, Ann Gilligan, Kathy Gioseffi. 89 Vance Anderson, Patricia Glynn Susan Wilson Pristine Forgetta Lynne DiStefano HR 206 First Row (L-R) Patricia Glynn, Alan Goodrich, Eileen Gorham, Cynthia Gorham, Debbie Gosse- lin, David Grant, Donna Gravel, Pam Grosse, Karen Gundal, Pam Gurka, Scott Hajjar, Donna Halasz, James Hall, Robyn Hamel. Sec¬ ond Row: Audrey Hamori, Edward Han¬ son, Gayle Hasty, John Heafey, Heather Hen- shaw, Philip Herron, Mary Ellen Higgins, Cheryl Hill, Judy Hol¬ land, Donna Hunt, Mark Jeffery, Lori Kates, Louetta Keene, Thomas Johnston. 90 HR 211 First Row (L-R) Karen Longton, Renee Lus- tenberger, Kathy Lynch, Tom Maccarone, Shari Mailloux, Francis Man¬ ning, George Manzi, Philip Manzi, Karen Maranto, Peter Marggraf. Second Row: Karin Martineau, Maria Mascola, Billy McCarthy, Anne McDonald, John McElhiney, Kathi McKay, Carrie McLoughlin, John McMahon, John McNam¬ ara, James McPhail. HR 213 First Row (L-R) Laura Melvin, Mary Mel¬ vin, Laura Messina, Robyn Milne, Donald Milton, Marta Modigliani, Bill Moody, Lauren Mooers, Mike Morrow, John Mot- tola. Second Row: Mau¬ reen Muldoon, Maria Mur¬ phy, Tim Murphy, Chris Nahill, Merrideth Nara- more, Kevin O’Connor, Tom O’Donnell, John Otis, John Palka, James O’Leary. Bob Smith Mike Wells 91 HR 214 First Row (L-R] Ken Pearson, David Pet- row, Beth Piekarski, Kim Pike, Dave Quintal, Paul Quintal, Jim Reardon, Kathy Redman, Jean Marie Reel, Kevin Rembis, John Riccardi, Matt Richardson, Danny Riordan. Second Row: Kevin Rodden, Richard Romano, Linda Ronan, Sean Ronan, Eric Rosten, Paul Rullo, Diane Salois, Amy Sandstrom, Renee Schelfhaudt, Sue Schwab, Paul Sciuto, Marek Przetakiewicz. Ken Taylor Penny Stern James Leighton Paul Rullo, Robyn Serreti 92 ' ’•k HR 219 First Row (L-R) Debra Tebbetts, Ellen Till, Jeff Todd, Maria Torrisi, Marie Twombly, Alyson Twomey, Rich Vaillan- court, Frank Vasello, Teddy Vynorius. Second Row: Bobby Walmsley, Kathy Welch, Mike Wells, David Whittaker, Bev Wil¬ lett, Sue Wilson, Heidi Witzgall, Ro-Anne Wood, Brenda Young, Dan Zorn. ! Kim Davis Peggy Franklin Mark Desmet HR 216 First Row (L-R) Craig Sears, Robyn Serreti, Lisa Shaheen, Lynne Shellnutt, Tracy Shields, Roberta Shuman, Brian Sif- ferlen, Ann Marie Silva, Mike Slauter, Kathy Slipp, Laurie Smith, Bob Smith. Second Row: Chris Spanks, Mary Ann Stack, David Steer, Penny Stern, Billy Sullivan, Beth Sut¬ ton, Jimmy Sweeney, Paula Szabat, David Tannert, Mike Taftaglione, Ken Taylor, Kristen Stonecipher. 93 Class of ’82 Class Officers: Dolly Hiller, Cecily Coughlan, Kathy Donnelly Betsy Fioccoprile Dick Reese Ellen Marshall I Hr 112 First Row: Stephen Alaimo, Paul Anderson, ohn Andrews, Ron Asse- in, Gina Barbagallo, Karen iarbera, John Barrett, Linda Beaton, Katie Beat- tie, lean Belanger, Billy Biliaa, Danny Bergstrom. Second Row: Mark Ber- nardin, Ellen Blackstock, Susan Blackwell, Mark Bouchard, Rachel Boyn¬ ton, Glenn Brennan, James Brouder, Gwen Brown, Jana Brown. Tammy Brown, Beau Bonin. 94 HR 123 First Row (L-R) Joe Bruqueta, Jane Cadarette, Dave Camire, James Campbell, Laurie Carabello, Mary Lou Caron, Connie Catalano, Mary Ann Chaput, Craig Cheevers, Patty Clark, Marjorie Clement. Second Row: Pamela Cole, Vicki Cole, Paula Collins, Keith Comerford, Gordon Connelly, Robert Connors, Lori Conte, Maureen Conway, Mary Cor¬ coran, Joseph Carrey, Barry Colella. HR 207 First Row (L-R) John Coskren, Wendy Cote, Cecily Coughlan, Chris Coupe, John Crawley, Robert Cunnin¬ gham, Jeff Curran, Lawrence Curtis, Julie Cyr, John Dagh- lian, Melissa D’antonio, Lori Davis. Second Row: Daniel Devlin, Brendan Deyo, Richard Dicarlo, Daniel Dinsmore, Sally Ditenhafer, Lisa Doerr, Chris Donahue, Rich Donald, Elizabeth Don¬ nelly, Kathy Donnelly, Nancy Donovan, Bobby Dion. (L-R) Maria Mangano, Karen Murphy, Lauren O’Donnell, Maureen McDonald. Linda Nolin, Chris Willett. Scott Treadwell 95 Linda Gelinas Thanksgiving Pep Rally HR 208 First Row (L-R) Bar¬ bara Driscoll, Joe Driscoll, Mary Driscoll, Susan Duf- resne, Tim Dunigan, Bev Dunn, Frank Dushame, Erica Emerick, Garrett Engels. Sec¬ ond Row; Kathy Enright, Fred Finocchiaro, Betsy Fioccop- rile, Gris Forzese, E.J. Foulds, Elizabeth Fragala, Kurt Frulla, Brad Fyfe, Laura Fisher. HR 221 First Row (L-R) James Gammie, Vicky Gauthier, Rita Gavelis, Chris Gelarderes, Stephanie Gelarderes, Linda Gelinas, Anthony Gianetti, Janice Giglio, Steve Gilboard, Ed Gillen, Thomas Gilligan. Second Row: Sharon Gioia, Caroline Giuffrida, Elaine Glynn, A1 Goebel, Jill Golan, David Gorham, Robert Gravel, James Green, George Grieci, Brian Grosse. 96 (L-R) Tom Sybert, Gary Shone. Chris Willett (L-R) Susan Mclnnis, Karen Barbera. HR 224 First Row (L-R) Kim Kalinowski, Robert Kaplan, Karen Keegan, Stephen Kel¬ ley, Kenneth Knightly, Joy Koscielniak, Gayle Kothman, Sharon LaRosa, Phillip LaS- cola. Second Row: Nancy Lamprey, Steve Lanen, Danielle Langevin, Kevin Langlois, Gary Laurendeau, Tim Lawlor, Martha Leavitt, Lori Lebrun. HR 223 First Row (L-R) Sandy Hall, Traci Halloran, Carol Hamel, Lynne Hamilton, Mark Hamilton, Mike Hamori, James Hamden, Kathy Hermann, Dolly Hiller. Second Row: Chris Hillner, Tom Holland, Karen Hop¬ ping, Linda Hornbeck, Scott Houghton, Ellen Howard, Colleen Hurley, Patricia Hutchins, James lannazzi, Jeanne Jackson. I Thanksgiving Pep Rally Danny Rorke HR 225 First Row (L-R) Kathy Leonard, Laurie Lewis, Cara Logue, Kenny Long, Phillip Long, Kelley Long, Jo Ann Lovett, Diana Lustenberger, Pat Lynch, Joan McNeil. Sec¬ ond Row: Bonnie MacPher- son, Richard Magoon, James Malia, Paula Mammola, Maria Mangano, Joe Marchand, Ellen Marshall, Bryan Martin, Robert Mas- cola, Scott Massey, Andy McAloon. (L-R) Rico Dion, Colleen Regan. 98 HR 226 First Row (L-R) Chris McCarthy, Daniel McConaghy, Maureen McDonald, James McElhiney, Kathy McEvoy, Erin McGuire, Susan Mclnnis, Scott McKallagat, Glenn McMains, Lawrence Medolo, John Melvidas. Second Row: Rebecca Melvin, Gina Mesiti, George Minasian, Susan Montanaro, Jane Morkeski, Joe Mottola, Kathy Muldoon, Karen Murphy, John Nassar, Patrick Napoli, Sheila Min¬ ton. HR 227 First Row (L-R) Di¬ anne Newitt, Kurt Niziak, Linda Nolin, Jill Norwood, Cathy Nugent, Lauren O’Donnell, Edry O’Dwyer, Linda O’Hearn, Lori O’Heam, Kathy O’Sullivan, John Oz- berak. Second Row: Marsha Page, Laurie Pangione, Pat¬ ricia Paris, Donna Partridge, Michelle Pelrine, Susan Peterson, Jay Phaneuf, Julie Pierog, Randy Pike, Joe Piotte, Nancy Poirier, Patricia Porter. 99 Richy Dicarlo Kenny Long HR 228 First Row (L-R) Tom Powers, Rich Querci, Dick Reese, Colleen Regan, Amy Reinhart, Jenny Riddle, Kathy Riordan, Robert Ritter, Wendy Ritter, Danny Roche, Chris Rohde, Norma Rokes. Second Row: Helen Ronan, Daniel Rorke, Grad Rosen¬ baum, Mary Rowen, Daniel Rumore, Scott Saltman, Diane Sanzi, Jodi Sapienza, Christina Scalet, Julie Schapker, Mary Schelfhaudt, Bruce Schena. 100 HR 229 First Row (L-R) Jane Schwarzenberg, Suzanne Schwarzenberg, Diane Sbep- ley, Cornelius Sberlock, John Shields, Gary Shore, Gary Sif- ferlen, Peggy Simmonds, John Skiba, Ellen Slipp, Shannon Snell, Alfred Spina, Ann Spirdione. Second Row: Michael Spitalere, Tammy St. Jean, Chris Starr, Nancy Sul¬ livan, Tom Sybert, Mary Tanana, Scott Tardie, James Taylor, Chris Terenzi, Tanya Thomas, Marie Torris, Debbie Sheehan, Kristen Schultz. Nancy Donovan (L-RJ Steve Gilboard, Maureen Conway, Erica Emerick. HR 230 First Row (L-R) Sara Towne, Scott Treadwell, Jerry Trickett, Judy Turner, Mike Twomey, Mike Valentino, Tony Visconti, Brad Wake- man, David Waldrep, Sean Wallace, Carol Walsh, James Watson. Second Row: Mar¬ garet Weigel, Janet White, Chris Willett, David Wilson, Julie Wilson, Adam Wright, Nancy Zuchero, Rhonda Zuill, Julie Wells, Todd Young, Rita Tully. 101 along the saEiae them. Direction Decisions Discipline Mr. Peter V. Garofoli Ed.D. — Superintendent Mr. Arthur J. Hamel — Assistant Principal Mrs. Aniela V. Zimny — Secretary Mr. Daniel L. Desmond — Principal Mrs. Mary O. Klueber — Secretary 104 Careers Counseling Colleges Mrs. Joan Cashman; Mrs. Hazel R. Coughlin Mr. Harwood Steele Proofs Products Parallelograms I Mr. George A. O’Shea Mr. John F. Kelley Mr. Arthur H. Forgetta — Department Head Mr. Anthony T. McGowan Mr. V. David Rogers 106 Mr. Robert Parker Mr. Albert Berman Mr. Americo Fichera Mr. Robert C. Dinsmore Mrs. Judith M. Watson 107 Anatomy Astronomy Atoms Mr. Robert C. Bennett — Department Head Mr. Peter Kalafarski Mr. Stephen W. Buco Mr. Jerome Marchegiani 108 Mrs. Nancy Stevenson — Aide 109 Myths Metaphors Manuscripts Mrs. Alice R. Hall Mrs. Enid M. Allen — Department Head Mr. Bert H. Noyes — Mr. Anthony M. Reynolds Mr. Robert C. Autieri 110 Mr. Gerald Sanford ! Mr. Robert Welch I Miss Anne Armitage Mrs. Susan Kierstead — Aide Mr. Richard W. Kiberd Mr. Paul Gregoire Miss Mildred G. Matasso Mrs. Martha Albondy Miss Mary Julie Gonnor — Mr. Leonard A. DeSimone 111 Concepts Cultures Constitution I I Mr. Albert F. Perrault — Department Head Mr. Raymond F. Grady Mrs. Anita B. Moulton Miss Katherine Sheridan 112 Mr. Daniel A. Rorke Mr. William Boutilier 113 Mrs. Anne Gauthier — Aide Mr. John F. Minihan Mr. John E. Strobel Bon Bueno Bonus Miss Lorraine N. Lostimolo — Mr. Mitchell Carter 114 115 Typewriters Transactions Terminals Mrs. Helen Driscoll Miss Margaret M. Phelan 116 Cuisine Concerts Chorus Miss Nancy Oleksak Mr. Kevin Lynch — Band Director Mrs. Carolyn Sullivan 117 Miss Beth Graham — Chorus Director Carpentry Clay Creativity Mrs. Miriam I. Aubry Mr. Francis J. Troy Mrs. Elizabeth Hosford A si n Mr. Lee Teitel Mr. John Sperandio 118 Projectors Periodicals Participation Mr. John Robinson — Audio-Visual Supervisor Mrs. Carolyn Koczera — Aide 119 Mrs. Mary Masco la Mr. Robert V. Guptill — Librarian Mrs. Theresa Morin — Aide Helpers Health Happiness Mrs. Martha Nicholson 120 Fundamentals Field Day Flips Mr. Michael McDonald Mr. Howard E. Crozier — Director of Athletics Mr. Michael Cavanaugh Mr. Robert C. Licare — Supervisor of Health Education Mrs. Laurel A. Bavendam; Miss Beverly A. Pamp 121 Treats Trays Trash Cafeteria Staff: First Row (L-R) Patricia Cavanaugh, Pris¬ cilla Wilson, Gladys Chase, Agnes Marsh, Maria Rudis, Ma¬ rian Bolan. Second Row: Peg Kenney, Adeline Poole, Mieko Allen, Dorothy Bird, Mr. Owen Morris (Di¬ rector), Charlene Farro, Helen Stan¬ ley, Shirley Wilson, Nancy Clough. ■ ' ; ? � - X J. fl it 1 _ f a fi 1 V ' Custodial Staff: First Row (L-R) George Lumb, George Cunningham, Carl Langlois, Tom McEvoy. Back Row: Chester Low, Tom Murphy, Aldo Sommovigo. 122 Bus Driving Blues Bus Drivers: First Row (L-R) Sandy Pauta, Betty Bryant. Louise Aziz, Ann Marie Burnham, Gladys Lundy. Second Row: Caspar Balsamo, Pauline Label, Joanne Fraize, Charlie Carrell, Kay Farley, Rhoda Deltwas. 123 Time spent in exploring is well worth it, There are fewer dark alleys and the path is well-lit ! H!! 1 iiUHiui: • wn- On North Andover! This year’s band, under the direction of Mr. Lynch and Drum Major Steve Lagana, has practiced long hard hours to provide inter¬ esting half-time entertainment at all the football games. In addition, band members marched in many of the local parades dur¬ ing the school year. Band members Dave Tannert and Chris Hamel received distinc¬ tion for North Andover by being chosen as participants in the Northeast District Band and Orchestra for 1979. i: Half-time Entertainment Dianne Poutenis Drum Roll First Row (L-R) Mary Ellen Higgins, Dianne Newitt, Beth Kohl, Brenda Young, Jean Belanger, Clare Kil- coyne, Janet Molan- der, Steve Lagana. Second Row: Judy El- dridge, Jean Molan- der, Cecily Coughlan, Pam Cole, George Grieci, Mary-Jo Wentworth, Tony Visconti, Mr. Lynch. Third Row: Bob Maurer, Nick Denitto, Anthony Forgetta, Rich DiCarlo, Louetta Keene, Heather Hen- j shaw, Lynne Hamil- I ton. Fourth Row: Bob Ritter, Tom Sybert, Debbie Tebbetts, Di¬ anne Birch, Brad Wakeman. Fifth Row: Jeff Todd, Chris : Hamel, Scott Tardie. I Sixth Row: Denise Enaire, Sue Douglas, Barbara Driscoll, Kris¬ ten Stonecipher, Paula Spinney. 126 Cliff Seymour and Chris Hamel Cecily Coughlan r j Student Council Student Council is open to any student interested in participat¬ ing in the student government. Members organize the school’s social calendar, arrange fund raising activities, participate in scholarship drives, and perform a variety of other service related functions. Mr. Buco is advisor to the group, and this year’s officers were led by President Andrea Williams. Officers (L-R); Laura Robinson (Secretary-Treasurer); Andrea Williams (President); Susan Pierog (Vice-President). STUDENT COUNCIL First Row (L-R) Brenda Young, Debbie Sangermano, Karen Barbera, Mary Tanana, Karen Hamilton. Jean Belanger, Lynn Hamilton, Tricia Keegan, Pat Armitage, Debbie Aboud, Debbie Doerr, Robin Milne, Maria Viveiros, Carol Doerr, Jeannie Gorham. Second Row: Patti Hanson, Tim Armitage, Mary-Fran Logue, Lauren Mooers, Elaine Glynn, Tricia Glynn, Renee Schelfhaudt, Karen Maranto, Maria Mascola, Saleha Asar, Bob Mascola, Annette Arcifa, Betty Citron. Marie Powell, Joan MacDonald, Carla Pollizotti. Third Row: Cathy Hayes, Paula Peluso, Caroline Hickey, Ellen Blackstock. Kathy Donnelly. Becky Henshaw, Laura Nugent, Cathy Austin. Beth Nugent. Mary Lou Emmett, John Keisling, Tracy Gauthier. John 28 Sangermano. David Brown. Cara Logue. Fourth Row: Chris Hutchins, Kim Packer, Judy Connor, Anna Hart, Marylee Porier, Sue Douglas. Amy Sandstrom, Peggy Franklin, Ann Haltmaier, Sue Elbeery, Mary Lyons. Student Advisory Committee Gerry Caron John Keisling, Tricia Kilcoyne Members of the Student Advisory Committee represent the views of the student population at School Board meetings. The student representatives are elected by their peers in the fall and spend many hours at meetings, where they express student views on a number of issues relating to the operation of the high school. Kathy Gordon Gerry Caron, John Keisling, Kathy Gordon, Debbie Walmsiey, Tricia Kilcoyne. National Honor Society The Johnson Chapter of the National Honor So¬ ciety is composed of students, who in addition to maintaining a high grade point average, have contributed their time and service to both the school and community. This year the society sponsored two Red Cross Bloodmobiles, aided the Scholarship Drive, helped tutor students in various academic areas, and held their annual spring banquet. Honor Society advisors are Mr. DiSimone and Mrs. Watson, while Mary Ger- raughty served as this year’s chapter president. Jean Molander Mrs. Watson (Advisor) Gail Simpson Beth Nugent First Row (L-R): Sue Delellis, Jean Molan¬ der, Barbara Veazey, Laura Nugent, Janet Molander. Second Row: Gail Simpson, Ann Haltmaier, Sue Elbeery, Beth Nugent, Betty Citron, Andrea Williams, Nancy Pearson, Liz Lidstone, Paula Peluso, Debbie Doerr, Sue Pierog, Nancy Simmonds, Cindy Fontaine. Third Row: John McLoughlin, Kevin Fontaine, Michael Zeitlin, John Fragala, Paul Willis, Ed Sulli¬ van, John Keisling, Gerry Caron, Jonathan Leighton, Tom Sulli¬ van, Detlef Westpha- len, Chris Hutchins, Marie Powell, Sue Walsh, Danny Hiller. Andrea Williams Gerry Caron, John Keisling, Joe lannazzi Paula Peluso Officers: Chris Schapker (Secretary Treasurer); Mary Gerraughty (President); Debbie Walmsley (Vice-President). 131 Language Honor Societies The Spanish and French Honor Societies were organized to give recognition to students who have shown outstanding potential in these languages. Members are nominated by the language de¬ partment on the basis of their scholastic achievement. Both groups participate in cultural pro¬ grams throughout the school year. French Honor Society Officers: Lee Ann Roop, Miss Lorraine Lostimolo (Advisor), Janet Molander. Kristina Gavelis First Row: Susan Pierog, Amy Furnari, Cindy Fontaine, Nancy Leslie, Renate Pfeiffer, Chris Schapker, Mary Beth Mclnnis, Jean Molan¬ der, Kristina Gavelis. Second Row: Nancy Simmonds, Debbie Wamsley, Darlene Al¬ len, Beth Nugent, John McLoughlin, Paul Willis, Gail Simpson, Sally Kittle, Sandra Lustenburger, Mary Gerraughty. 32 Diane Birch, David Brown, Cathy Catalano Spanish Honor Society Officers: Dave Forzese (President): Mr. Giordano (Advisor); Do¬ lores Stiglin (Vice-President); Kim Packer (Publicity Director): Debb ie Doerr (Secretary); Caroline Hickey (Treasurer). Cheryl Cyr, Sue DeLellis Mr. Giordano First Row: Paula Peluso, Ghris Schapker, Beth Nugent, Diane Birch, Gina DeCosta, Beth Wil¬ liams. Second Row: Judy MacCannell, Katy Sulli¬ van, Carrie Fiorino, Debbie Bindley, Sue El- beery, Ann Guglielmino, Laura Nugent, Sue De¬ Lellis, Karen Reese. Third Row: Janice D’Elia, John Sanger- mano, Cathy Catalano, Tricia Kilco3me, Debbie Sangermano, Steve Noone. Fourth Row: David Brown, Darlene Allen, Gloria DaSilva, Darlene Fladager, Karen Donovan, Ralph Finck, John Keisling, Frank Manning, Gerry Caron, Paula LeClerc, Ann Haltmaier, Gail Morley, Bob Rudis. Latin Honor Society The Latin Honor Society is a newly formed organization under the direction of Mr. Trom¬ bly. To become a member of the society, stu¬ dents must complete one year study of Latin while maintaining a high average. Renee Schelfhaudt, Mr. Trombly Mary Steer, Gail Gosselin I Caroline Davis, Tim Armitage Nancy Leslie, Beth Nugent 1 Mr Trombly First Row (L-R) Beth Nugent, Laura Nugent, Caroline Davis, Amy Sandstrom, Mary Ger- raughty. Second Row: Kim Emerson, Nancy Leslie, Marie Powell, Detlef Westphalen, Paul Fragala, Craig Sears, Renee Schelfhaudt, Mr. Trombly — Advisor. Photography Club The shutterbugs of NAHS have an opportunity to develop their skills and their films when they join the photography club. Miss Matasso directs the group, and members have access to the school’s darkroom and equipment. Photography club members also aid the school publications by photographing various events of interest, and submitting their work to the yearbook or news¬ paper. Penny Stem Kathy Slipp First Row (L-R) Penny Stern, Karen Gun- dal, Kathy Slipp, Cheryl Hill. Second Row: Dave Palefsky, Pat Armitage, Tony Patterson, Kathy Redman, Jeanne Arold. 135 Audio-Visual Club The A-V Club, under the direction of Mr. Robinson, provides teachers and students with various forms of audio-visual e quipment. Members aid users by getting the necessary films and machines, by keeping equip¬ ment in good condition, and by operating the materials when requested. Ed Gillen Dave O’Conner A1 Goebel, Ken Knightly First Row: A1 Goebel, Rico Dion, Ken Knightly, Mike Arcidi, Mike Currier. Second Row: Pat Armitage, Dave Palefsky, James Blan¬ chard, Jim Quinlan, Ted McAloon. Third Row: Tom Davis, Bill Gillen, Chris Helfrich, Bob Woodcock, Vance An¬ derson, Ed Gillen, Jim Dunigan, Peter Kotce. 36 Business Club Miss Torpey Ethel Hantzis The Business Club is responsible for bringing students closer to the business world, and giv¬ ing them practical experience about future ca¬ reer possibilities. Club members are given the opportunity to listen to a variety of speakers, visit business establishments and develop a broader knowledge of business techniques. Laurie Crittenden Denise Enaire, Sandy Lusten- burger, Carla Pesata, Mark Ligntner, Kathy Bresnahan, Janet Rokes, Roxanne Baker. IMG Aides The Instructional Media Center depends on volunteer student aid to help its staff meet the needs of the North Andover High communi¬ ty. Aides help catalogue books, file periodicals and assist at the main desk. Mr. Guptill Matthew Richardson, Laurie Crittenden, Cheryl Hill Debater Dannie Hart Debating Club One of the newest activities at the high school is the debating club. Organized by Miss Connor, club members meet regularly to research topics, develop oratorical skills and .dan strategy for their debates. First Row: Lynn Hamilton, Chris Nahil. Second Row: Joy Koscielniak, Karen Barbera. Squire [ ' u 1 V - Squire Editors NORTH ANDOVER HIGH SCHOOL What Would YOU Like For Christmas - -- out A {pMt to _ liary Il!l� � � --A W « (toy oil.. • � !� “ DartMe ri«l� «w-AI P.kWo an4 • irecn Kom Roy - ' Mr Cwttf- ««• • ’ ' � � « . OtttMt UMlWy barjfmnd ri 7 «tv r«l •« n� ri� tm « arts. . Mr. S«n « • vif ewo M � CMiry Iftbindi rtwrt • )m U{ «u� « MnrfMM M r r-� � ‘A « QwnMtry M rt «� • � • •� � «• ' • tiTSln - • ' mttmv iK|JW ' “’ 2 , � « � � ( §•■••1 ' ““ • rtiw c nwr L.an Dtofm • . 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Once again, the Squire has been recognized as an outstanding publication by winning a first place award in a nation-wide stu¬ dent newspaper competition. Caroline McBride (Editor-in-Chieh Jean Molander (Editor-in-Chieq p s.‘-, 22 ' f Staff; First Row: Jim Shaloup, Cynthia Rowlands, Laura Nugent, Jean Belanger, Darlene Fladager, Betty Citron, Lynn Hamilton, Eteb- bie Hughes, Tim Armitage, Beth Kohl. Second Row: Ron Bran- deberry, Jens Bahrawy, Cindy Fon¬ taine, Jeanne Dube, Roberta Shu¬ man, Kristina Gavelis, Alyson Twomey, Mary-Jean Donovan, Mike Zeitlin. Drama Club The Drama Club, under the direction of Miss Armitage, is open to any student inter¬ ested in theatrical production. Members work on all aspects of play production and present a play during the Christmas season, as well as an annual spring production. Cathy Gorham, Tom Lennon Darlene Fladager First Row (L-R); Erica Emerick, Jean Belanger, Audrey Smith, Mary-Jo Wentworth. Second Row: Richard DiCarlo, Scott Treadwell, Darlene Fladager, Kristen Stonecipher, Sandra Bardsley, Judy Eldred. Third Row: Laurie Crit¬ tenden, Tom Murphy, Frank Vasello, John Palka, Jay Torrey. 140 ‘The Butler did It’ Debbie Salois Betty Citron, Scott Noon 4 Lisa Hoag Math Team The Math Team has worked very hard this year and has done very well under the direction of Coaches McGowan and Watson, and officers Mary Gerraughty and Detlef Westphalen, The North An¬ dover High School Math Team competes monthly with nine area schools in the Eastern Massachusetts Mathematics League. Detlef Westphalen, a junior, was the North Andover team’s high scorer this year. Anthony Forgetta Qndy Rowlands, Paul Fragala, Detlef Westphalen, Kevin Fontaine. Chris Hutchins, Detlef Westphalen First Row: Mrs. Wat¬ son (Advisor), Mary Gerraughty, Kim Emerson, Kristina Gavelis, Cindy Row¬ lands. Second Row: Chris Hutchins, Brian Kilcoyne, Mr. McGo¬ wan, (Advisor), Paul Fragala, Detlef Westphalen, Francis Manning, Vance An¬ derson, Kevin Fon¬ taine, Matt Richard¬ son, Rick Roche. 142 Chess Club Ron Brandeberry The North Andover Chess Team, under the direction of Mr. Kiberd, is open to any student interested in the game of chess. Members hold regular practice ses¬ sions and plan for their matches. The team competes in chess tournaments with other area schools. Kevin Fontaine, Joe Palka. I. -V . m __ _ B ' 1 1 i F Hi Ik ' 1 i , ■ Tom Bergstrom, Joe Palka, Kevin Fon¬ taine, Mike Me- dolo, Vance An¬ derson, Mark Des- met. 143 American Field Service The American Field Service has increased its activities and member¬ ship this year. The club’s major aim is to provide members with cul¬ tural experiences, through its cross-cultural exchange program. This year North Andover High School hosted two AFS students, Gloria DaSilva from Paraguay, and Renate Pfeiffer from Switzerland. Club members raised funds, by selling candy and holding a spaghetti sup¬ per, to help enable a NAHS student to participate in a summer ex¬ change. Mrs. Mascola Renate Pfeiffer First Row: Clare Kilcoyne, Audrey Hamori, Joan Mc¬ Donald, Jean Be¬ langer, Nancy Or¬ lando, Renate Pfeiffer, Gloria DaSilva, Ellen Robinson, Timothy Murphy, Kathy Don¬ nelly, Grad Rosen¬ baum, Elizabeth Fragala. Second Row: Jennifer Cushing, Lee Ann Roop, Beth Cush¬ ing, Lynn Kilcoyne, Maria Fragala, Tricia Connelly, Karen Donovan, Ellen Blackstock, Peggy Franklin, Tracy Shields. Third Row: Rita Gavelis, Karen Hamilton, Patricia Oerraughty, Eva Hamori, Kathy Slade, Sandra Gundal, John Otis, Liz Sullivan, David DeAdder, Amy Sandstrom. Ellen Blackstock, Kathy Donnelly, Elizabeth Frag ' ’ Peggy Franklin, Maria Mascola ¥ f taw 3 Ir m-i AFS Officers: Judy MacCannel (Vice-President), Gail Mor- ley (Publicity Chairman), Mary Gerraughty (President), Debbie Walmsley (Secretary-Treasurer). 145 The Knight The yearbook staff is under the direction of Editors- in-Chief Mary Gerraughty and Patti Hanson, Editors Laura Robinson and Debbie Walmsley, and Advisor Mr. Minihan. Many long hours have been spent working to produce a yearbook which depicts the various paths that we have followed through our high school careers. Sue MacNeil Mary Gerraughty Editors: First Row (L-R) Laura Robinson, Patti Hanson, Mary Gerraughty, Debbie Walmsley. Second Row: Andrea Williams, Gail Morley, Joe Keleher, Ed Sullivan, John Fragala, Lee Ann Roop, Sue Kent, Annette Arcifa. Staff: First Row: Debbie Sangermano, MaryLee Poirier, Kristina Gavelis, Jeanne Dube, Roberta Shuman, Andrea Williams, Jean Belanger, Sue Mac¬ Neil, Pat Armitage, Tim Armitage. Second Row: ;udy Costello, Marie Taylor, Mary Beth Soucy, Robin Woodburn, Judy MacCannell, Liz Sullivan, Sandy Gundal, Anthony Patterson. Homecoming Kathy Gordon and Dan Sullivan Carla Polizzotti and John Farrow 148 Don’t try the stuff on the left — that’s from the advanced biology class. Did you s ee that thing come out of my locker! 50 You’ll never cut me again! f I might not be the most energetic, but I’m the smartest kid in this row. Mr. Hamel does disco?! Psst. . . Want to buy some real cheap jewelry? Do you really expect us to eat this!?! 151 Did football players mix this punch? Toga, Toga, Toga Lori Lebrun, Ellen DeNuncio Senior Players Entering on the Chariot Coach Rorke Toga Party Emperor Sullivan The Emperor Speaks Tim Crane Field Day ’78 Karen Long John Bierne Volleyball Mike Crittenden and Chris Scott Linda Compagnone The 440 Relay 155 Chorus The North Andover Concert Choir, under the direc¬ tion of Miss Graham, is open to any student having an interest in music and singing. This year, the chorus presented a well received Christmas program and the annual Spring Concert. Jean Molander Officers: Sandra Bardsley (Vice-President), Jean Mo¬ lander (President), Janet Mo¬ lander (Secretary-Treasurer), Darlene Fladager (Librarian). 156 Judith Turner, Janet Molander, Joy Koscielniak. First Row: Tony Visconti, Cheryl Knowlton, Lynn Hamilton, Betsy Fioccoprile, Audrey Smith, Heather Henshaw, Jeff Todd. Second Row: Judy Eldred, Susan Dufresne, Diane Poutenis, Joy Koscielniak, Debbie Idndley, Denise Enaire, Paula Spinney, Dorothy Taylor, Sandy Matthews, Mary Jo Wentworth, Judy Turner. Stage Band Chris Hamel The North Andover Stage Band is made up of a number of highly talented musicians. In addition to putting on their regular concerts throughout the school year, various members participate in state and district orchestras. The Stage Band is under the direction of Mr. Lynch. First Row: Chris Hamel, Beth Kohl, Brenda Young, Tammy St. Jean, Mary Jo Wentworth. Second Row: Mr. Lynch, Rick DiCarlo, Brad Wakeman, Diane Birch, Diane Poutenis. Third Row: Scott Tardie, John Fragala, Stephen Lagana, Robert Maurer, Louetta Keene. Jim Gammie Lunch Cheerleaders Place Second in Competition The North Andover Cheerleaders compete as a varsity sport in the Cape Ann League. Eighteen members are chosen after tryouts in the spring. Members then work long hours throughout the school year perfect¬ ing various routines that they use at varsity athletic events and in cheering competi¬ tion. Under the direction of Mrs. Gorman, this year’s squad placed second in the Cape Ann Cheering Competition, and cheered the various athletic teams on to victory. Candy Gartside, Kelly Shepley, Maureen Blackwell, Nancy Degnan Grace Testa 162 Brenda Slipkowski, Lyn Evangelos, Nancy Smith. Joanne Finneran W ' - ipj’ iim Susie Fountain Tricia Kilcoyne, Katy Sullivan. (First Row L-Rj Lyn Evangelos, Chris Shapker. (Second Row) Lori Bush, Lyn Canty, Cathy Lynch, Nancy Degnan, Maureen Blackwell, Katy Sullivan, Grace Testa, Brenda Slipkowski. (Third Row) Candy Gartside, Tricia Kilcoyne, Susie Fountain, Nancy Smith. (Fourth Row) Joanne Finneran, Kathy Gordon. (Top) Faula Siegal. 163 Knights Post 7-3 Record The 1978 Scarlet Knights, although starting the season slowly, managed to achieve a respectable 7-3 record. Led by Co-Captains Paul Willis and John McDermott, the team finished the season strongly by winning their last six games. The Co- Captains, along with defensive end Fred Oakes, re¬ ceived the distinction of being named to the All- League team. With the largest number of returning lettermen in recent years, next year’s team should be in a strong position for capturing the Cape Ann League title. Steve Dufresne Bob Walmsley Paul Willis First Row (L-R): David Taylor, John Driscoll, John Peterson, Paul Diminico, Bruce Emerick, John McDermott, Paul Willis, Chris Scott, Steve McCarthy, David O’Connor, Fred Oakes, Jim Gallagher, Peter Otis. Second Row: David Whitehead, Anthony Melillo, Jim Quinlan, Norman Bailey, John Reusch, Robbie Fraser, Dave Licciardi, Eric Sideri, Mark Wolfenden, Paul McGuire, Joe Helfrich, Frank Gelinas, Dave Walsh. Third Row: Mike Corcoran, Steve Dufresne, Tim Corcoran, Bruce Chenard, Paul Colella, Joe Cassidy, Fritz Hoehn, Tom Plant, Alan Reasor, Marty Lawlor, Frank Silva, Bobby Gosselin, Richard Bowman. Fourth Row: Mr. Dinsmore, Joe Basin, John Smith, Coach Dan Rorke, Richie Russo, Mr. Grady, Mr. Gamavalli, Mr. Rozzi. ’64 Black Curtain Defense Jim Gallagher League Champs The J.V. football team successfully defended their league championship status by posting a 9-0-1 record. The Knights defense proved to be outstanding as they registered a total of seven shut-outs. The newly instituted sophomore team played a separate six game schedule and ended their season with a 5-1 record. John Sheilds Dave Walsh First Row (L-R): Coach Carnavalli, Tony Mellillo, Alan Reasor, Shawn Carney, Ken Taylor, Paul McGuire, Frank Silva, Jim Kronenwetter, Tom Plant, Joe Cas¬ sidy, Pete Edwards, Coach Dinsmore. Second Row (L-R): Ric¬ hie Russo, Lenny Degnan, Bruce Chenard, Mark Wolfenden, Rich Romano, Shawn Ronan, Bob Gos- selin, Shawn Conway, Billy McCarthy, Bob Wamsley. Third Row (L-R): Frank Gelinas, Dave Walsh, Jim Quinlan, Jim Sweeney, Milce Corcoran, Joe Helfrich, John Rpuche, Marty Lawlor, Dave O’Conner, Brian Siffilan, Rich Bowman, Coach Grady. 166 .a C Frosh Post 8-2 Record Under the expert guidance of Coach Cavanaugh, the young Knights stormed to another winning season posting an 8-2 record. The Knights had an excellent offense and managed to limit their opponents from scoring with an outstanding defense. Front Row (L-R) Tom Hen¬ nessey, Tom Powers, Dan McConaghy, Dave Camire, Kevin Langlois, Tony Pur¬ pura, Robert Dion, Joe Dris¬ coll, Joe Marchand, Dave Gorham, John Barrett, Tony Gianetti, Bob Cunningham, Frank Dushame, Adam Wright. Second Row: Paul Anderson, Cornelius Sher¬ lock, Kurt Frulla, Ken Long, Rich Querci, Barry Colella, Mike Valentino, Gary Shore, Jim McElhiney, Glen Bren¬ nan, Tom Gillian, Steve La- nen, Chris Rhode. Third Row: John Crowley, Mark Hamil¬ ton, Gary Laurendeau, Gor- dan Gonnelly, Brian Martin, Glen McMains, John Sheilds, Tim Lawlor, Ed Gillen, Ken Knightley, Fred Finocchiaro. Winning Season The ’78 soccer team, under the direction of first year coach Mr. Carter, ended the season with a record of 7-5-2. Led by the outstanding playing of Co-Captains Bud Lampros and Bill Brennan, the team compiled the best record of any soccer team at North Andover. With the return of eleven lettermen, including All-League Player Paul Mukai, next year’s squad should prove to be a serious contender for the league championship. First Row (L-R) Pat Armitage, Ilhan Oz- beraK, John Sangermano, Chris Hel- frich, Jody VerviUe, Jack Beirne, John Wall. Second Row: Bill Watson, Joe Keleher, Paul Mukai, Gerry Caron, J=;ott laranto. Buddy Lampros, Bill rir ' nnan, Lenny Mangano, Chris Smith, Gillen. Third Row: Coach Carter, ■ . ; ' n Benincasa, Jeff Leighton, Frank ' riii. i. Paul Murphy, Dave ' - vdLk. Mike Zeitlin, Bob Wilson, t-ii ' il. 1 John Leighton, Wayne Firth, ; -il Quintal. Dave Schreyack Phil Herron 168 J V Soccer The Junior Varsity soccer team finished their season as one of the top teams in the league. Led by Mike Voisine, John Wall ancf Bobby Kilcoyne the Knights compiled a record of 14 wins, 2 losses and 2 ties. Bob Kilcoyne JV’s First Row (L-R): Chris Curran, Bob Kilcoyne, Steve Noone, Chuck Gelinas, John Wall, Mike Brennan, John Ozberak, Gene Northam, Joe Fras- sica, Phil Watson, Dave Higginbottom, Chris Starr, Second Row: Glenn Gioseffi, Joe Mottola, Phil Beninato, Tim Scanlon, Paul Rullo, Jim Green, James Leighton, Tim Melvin, Don Crane, Dave Brown, Brian Crosse, Jim Fragala, Kevin Be¬ rube, Third Row: Dan McCarthy, Paul Bischoff, Mike Hamori, Keith Comerford, John Wall, Coach Nunzio, George Minasian, Mike Tartaglione, Kurt Niziak, Steve Miele, John Mottola, Phil Long, John Nassar, David Steer. 169 Undefeated Harriers Retain Title The Knight’s cross country team won the Cape Ann League Championship once again by post¬ ing their second straight undefeated season. Coached by Mr. Kelley and led by All-League runners Art Detora, Bill Sullivan and Dave Quintal, the harriers finished second in Divi¬ sion IV in the state competitions. Varsity (Front Row) Jim Watson, John Fyfe, Dave Quintal, Art Detora, Rick DeLisle. Second Row: Mike Currier, John Costello, Bill Sullivan, Steve Beattie, Brian Kilcoyne, Bob Donahue, Coach Kelley. Junior Varsity (Front Row) Adam Burnett, Wayne Cor- mey, Rick Kryzinski, Gordon Bushnell. Second Row: Dave Waldren, Steve Kilborn, Brendan Deyo, Bruce Kings¬ ley. John Fyfe Jim Watson Bill Sullivan 70 ' •r-v ■ Nine in a Row After losing to Amesbury in their first meet of the season, the girls’ cross country team posted nine consecutive wins to end up in second place in the league. Helen Cadarette, Lynn Kilcoyne and All- League Katie Beattie led the runners throughout the season. In the annual Cape Ann League Meet the team tied Amesbury for first place honors in a fit¬ ting end to the highly successful season. Junior Varsity (Front Row] Nancy Sullivan, Maureen McDonald, Kathy Herman, Jane Cadarette. (Second Row) Ann Spirdione, Mary Cadarette, Patty Clark, Karen Keegan, Kathy Reardon, Coach Kelley. Varsity (Front Row) Caroline McBride, Lynn Kilcoyne, Helen Cadarette, Ellen Till. (Second Row] Linda Beaton, Martha MacLeish, Cathy Nugent, Katy Beattie. Lynn Kilcoyne Martha MacLeish Linda Beaton Patty Clark 171 Girls Have Disappointing Season With the return of fall, the Field Hockey team could be seen heading out to the playing fields every afternoon for prac¬ tice. Having a disappointing record did not, however, dim the spirits of the “Lady Knights.” Under the leadership of Coach Bavendam, the girls played their best game after game. With a number of returning veterans the pros¬ pects for next year looks much brighter. Karen Long, Gail Gosselin First Row (L-R) Maria Mangano, Debbie Aboud, Patty Marchisio, Gail Gosselin (Captain), Nancy Bierne, Amy Furnari, Catny Catalano. Second Row: Coach Bavendam, Beth Beaudoin, Debbie Gosselin, Amy Burns, Karen Long, Cheryl McDonald, Penny Stern, Liz Sullivan. Debbie Aboud, Amy Bums, Gail Gosselin J.V.’s Score Goals Maria Mangano, Coach Bavendam With Mrs, Petralito as coach, the junior varsity field hockey team finished the season with a respectable won-loss record. Outstanding players included Joanne Casale, Sue Montanaro and Karen Maranto among others. Patty Paris, Sue Montanaro Ann Marie Silva, Joanne Casale Jr. Varsity (L-R): Karen Maranto, Lori Kates, Sue Mclnnis, Kathy Welch, Joanne Casale, Susan Peterson, Laura Melvin, Susan Mon¬ tanaro, Rebecca Melvin, Patty Paris, Ann Marie Silva, Marie Taylor, Lauren Mooers, Cathy Compagnone, Mary-Lou Caron, Laurie Carabello, Mary Ann Chaput, Marie Twombly, Coach Petralito. 173 Skiing Team Posts 4-3 Record Although the snow conditions did not cooperate much this season, the ski team managed to pull through with a fairly good record of 4-3. The team, composed mainly of under¬ classmen, was led by Captain Nancy Orlando and Junior Ricky Delisle. Coach Marchegiani, along with the new Assis¬ tant Coach Meergans, was a tremendous help in developing the team, and is expecting good results in the State Meet. First Row (L to R): Donna Ruane, Kim Emerson, Boimie MacPherson, Sue Blackwell, Peter Edwards, Nancy Or¬ lando, Mike Wells, Beth Sut¬ ton, Tom Hardy, Steve Gil- board, Kim Davis, Debbie Walmsley, Jennifer Cushing, Mary Jean Donovan, Niclc DeNitto, Jim lannazzi, Scott Barclay. Second Row: Coach Meergans, Mary Fran Logue, Amy Burns, Kim Packer, Sue Delellis, Mary Lyons, Kathy Joyce, Craig Sears, Rick Lat- reniere, Paul Rullo, Paula LeClerc, Lee Ann Rood, Beth Cushing, Mary Driscoll, Ellen Till, Bob Woodcock, Bob Maurer, Coach Marchegiani. Third Row: Brendan Deyo, John Nassar, Jon Smith, Bob Kaplan, Ricky Rokes, Eric Rokes, Eric Clough, Mike Hamori, Vance Anderson, Joe Driscoll, Steve Miele, Billy Gillen, Ricky Delisle. Craig Sears, Ricky Delisle Debbie Walmsley Scott Barclay Bob Woodcock Peter Edwards Kim Emerson Team Ties for League Championship The 1978 — 1979 Knights tied Newburyport for the Cape Ann League Championship. After losing by two points in Newburyport, the team de¬ feated the Clippers by five points at home. The team posted a season record of 17-3. The offensive strength of this year’s squad rested in the shooting of Co-Captains Paul Willis and Jim Grover, as well as John Keisling. Once again the Knights qualified for the State Tournament but lost to Chelsea in the first round. Paul Willis Jim Grover Jim Grover Mike Costello Paul Willis Dave Forzese First Row (L to R): John Keisling, Mike Costello, Co-Captain Paul Willis, Co- Captain Jim Grover, Robert Rudis, Bill Halloran. Second Row: Coach Licare, Billy McCarthy, Pete Bernardin, Norm Bailey, Dave Walsh, Bob Uttley, Chris Spanks. 177 J.V.’s Post 16-3 Record Phil Manzi The Junior Varsity Team, under the supervision of Mr. Jack Fichera, had a very productive year with a record of 16-3. High scorers for the team were Guy Kothman and Chris Spanks. First Row (L to R): Steve Adiconis, Mike Desmond, Guy Kothman, Brian Sifferlen, Jim Hall, Brian Kocz- era. Second Row; Russ Chaisson, Mickey Dodge, Scott Hajjar, John Heafey, Coach Fichera. Third Row: James Kronenwetter, Chris Spanks, Phil Manzi. Chris Spanks NORTH iHOOVEfi WOOVCf? north NORTH north NORTH � NooveR NDOVt- ' VHDOVOV Ft ii 1 — M K ; f E i x— r 1 NOnTH 1 I iV yvA i horthV 1 NORTH VI ' 34 l| Team Wins League Championship This year’s Boys’ Freshman Basketball Team finished with a remarkable record of seventeen wins and one loss. With the leadership of Dick Reese and Bobby Kil- coyne, the team ended the season in first place in the Cape Ann League. First Row (L to R): Danny Roche, Robert Kilcoyne, Rico Dion, James Malia, Adam Wright. Second Row: John Skiba, Dick Reese, Mark Bemardin, Scott Massey, Jerry Trickett, Chris Rohde, Rick Donald, David Waldrep, Joe Driscoll. I Joe Driscoll ! I Dick Reese Chris Rohde 179 Lady Knights Improve Although the girls’ basketball team got off to a slow start this season, the girls showed tre¬ mendous improvement towards the end. With the help of Coach Kennedy and Captains Nancy Burnett and Barbara Catalano, the team finished their season with a record of 6-12. First Row {L to R): Ruth Bushnell, Joanne Grover, Robin Cunningham, Barbara Catalano, Nancy Burnett, Lisa Dewhurst, Carrie Fiorino. Second Row: Coach Ken¬ nedy, Cheryl McDonald, Susan Elberry, Ann Haltmaier, Karen Long, Sue Burtulia. Third Row: Lee Doucette, Laurie Martin, Gloria DaSilva. north NORTH H3RTH NORTH NORTH Nonn NORTH a A m - ■ L V W- Sue Burtulia Cheryl McDonald J.V.’s Have Winning Season The Junior Varsity Basketball Team finished the year with a win¬ ning record of 11-7. Co-Captain Gerri Licciardi and Mary Breen were instrumental in leading the club throughout the season. Lead¬ ing scorers were Beth Beaudoin and Gerri Licciardi. Coach Petralito was pleased with the team’s overa ll effort and the season’s outcome. Beth Beaudoin Laura Melvin Gerri Ucciardi. Mary Breen. Beth Beaudoin. Renee Lustenberger. Uuren ijrnne bouSttl Petralito. Debbie Gosselin. Sue Wilson. Tricia Glynn. Uura Melvin. Marie Twombly. AnS Bushnell. Frosh End Season with 8-8 Record The 1978-1979 Girls’ Freshman Basketball team, under the coaching of Miss Lawlor, ended the season with a record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Noteworthy perfor¬ mances came from the team’s co-captains Diane Shepley and Lori LeBrun. Cecily Goughian, Carolyn Giuffrida and Karen Keegan all contributed to the team’s success. First Row (L-R): Margie Cle¬ ment, Marylou Caron, Dianne Shepley, Lori LeBrun, Linda Gelinas, Cecily Coughlan. Sec¬ ond Row: Mary Jo Rowen, Mau¬ reen Conway, Elaine Glynn, Karen Keegan, Julie Schapker, Mary Ann Chaput, Margaret Weigel, Coach Lawlor. 183 Knights On Ice Although the Knights finished the season with a poor won-loss record, the team showed considerable im¬ provement under the direction of Coach Flanagan and Captain Chris Rivet. The new coach concentrated on building for the future by playing a young squad of underclassmen. With a year of experience and some fine young hockey players, the coach hopes to see N.A.’s hockey program improve significantly next year. • 1 fjH 1 1 I r Captain Chris Rivet Phil Herron Pile-up First Row (L-R): Mark Bouchard, Steve Oufresne, Jim Shalhoup, Dan Leonard, Chris Rivet, Bruce Hamblet, Mike Saltman, Jeff Carr, Ken Donahue. Second Row; Coach McDonald, Jim Reardon, Phil Herron, Dan McConaghy, Bob Walmsly, Shawn Carney, Tom Viv- iano, Craig Cneevers, Jim McPhail, Ken Long, Pete .Sargraff, Coach Flanagan. i84 Jim Reardon STATE AND NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONS! The North Andover Matmen, under the direction of Coach Crozier, Assistant Coach Gendron and Cap¬ tains Peter Otis, Doug Jolly and Dave Peabody, pin¬ ned down a number of titles this season. The local wrestlers set a new state dual meet record by finish¬ ing the season with 60 straight victories. In addi¬ tion, the team won the Cape Ann League Champi¬ onship, the State Division II Championship and the New England Team Championship. Among the many outstanding wrestlers on this year’s sguad were State Champions A1 Belanger, Dan Hiller, Doug Jolly, Joe Helfrich and Fritz Hoehn. Joe Hel- frich also won the New England title. With four of the five State Champions returning next year, along with a number of other veteran wrestlers and the State Wrestling Coach of the Year to guide them, N.A.’s prospects for extending their State record seems assured. Fritz Hoehn, Coach Gendron Coach Crozier, Asst. Coach Gendron Frist Row (L-R): Dave Cinquegrana, Joe Helfrich, Paul Chory, Pete Otis, Dave Peabody. Doug Jolly, Phil Watson. Dan Hiller, Bill Lynch. Jeff Wilson, Fritz Hoehn, Mark Desmet. Second Row: Rich Camire, Tom Powers, Chuck Gelinas, Kevin Langlois, Mark Dunn, Anthony Melillo, Steve Kelly, Bill Watson, A1 Belanger, John Shields, Robert Valentino. Third Row: Sean Gallagher, Warren Kelly, Mike Pangione, E.J. Foulds, Brian Reyimlds, Dan Rorke, Tom Sybert, Glen McMains, Anthony Forgetta, Tom Davis. Fourth Row: Chris Nahill, Mike Cannella, Chuck McAloon, Dave Camire Dan Zorn, Dave Lewis, Paul Collela, Frank Dusname. 186 champions Captain Doug Jolly 187 Successful First Year In its first year as a recognized school varsity sport, the Girls’ Gymnastics Team competed in four meets and came away unde¬ feated. The team consisted of 15 girls led by Goach Monro and Co-Captains Sue Walsh and Sha¬ ron Foulds. Renate Pfeiffer T Row (L-R): Rachel Boynton, SuiJ dy Hall, Katie Beattie, Sue Mcln- r . Robyn Hamel, Jill Norwood, Sue “etK ' son. Second Row: Coach i- . ' -nro, Renate Pfeiffer, Jerbone, Marianne Walsh, Foulds, Sharon Foulds, Sue Shrron Gioia. Not Pictured: r D iovan. Sue Walsh, Sharon Foulds, Renate Pfeiffer Cheryl Carbone Cheryl Foulds Katie Beattie Sue Walsh, Renate Pfeiffer, Katie Beatie Renate Pfeiffer Sharon Foulds Sue Walsh Sharon Foulds Veteran Players Lead Team Coach Strobel is hoping to improve upon last year’s 14-6 record, which included a 4-3 loss to Westwood in the Eastern Massachusetts Tourna¬ ment. The ’79 squad led by Captain Mark Androski and senior veterans Jim Grover, Chris Smith, Art Walsh and Bob Wilson should once again prove very competitive in the league. Other returning lettermen include; Dave Walsh, Frank Gelinas and Rick Roche. Chris Smith Rick Roche Coach Stobel, Frank Gelinas, Rick Roche, Mark Androski, Tim Grover, Dave Walsh, Art Walsh, Ghris Smith. Tim Corcoran 1 JO Bob Wilson Dave Walsh Frosh Bench Dave Licciardi Mark Atwood Norm Bailey 191 A Competitive Edge The 1979 Track team coached by Mr. Welch, and led by Captains Art Detora, John Fragala and Paul Willis expect to place high in the league stand¬ ings this spring. Last year’s team finished fourth in the Cape Ann League with a respectable 6-3 record. The increased interest in track, as evi¬ denced by the large number of freshmen and sophomores on the team, indicates that the Knight’s squad should prove to be a formidable opponent this season. Moose Sullivan Dave Tannert Jeff Leighton First Row (L-R) Ilhan Ozberak, Kevin Zorn, Steve McCarthy, Tim Quinlan, John Quintal, Dave O’Connor, Chris Scott, Chris Helfrich, Mike Voisine. Second Row: Dan Sullivan, Art De¬ tora, John Costello, Jim Quinlan, Ed Sullivan, Dave Donovan, Brian Kil- coyne, David Quintal, Billy Sullivan, Steve Beattie, John Sangermano, Bruce Kingsley. Third Row: Coach Welch, Paul Willis, Jim Addonigio, Dave Taylor, John Rheaume, Bob Uttley, Mark Wolfenden, Anthony Forgetta, Mike Currier, Steve McManus, Jim Gosselin, Coach She;: ' ...in. Fourth Row: Rich Bow- . n, !..:-n McDermott, Wayne Firth, C: iagher, Paul DiSalvo, Fred ■ ■ ■ . f ;ul Fragala, Tom Davis. ‘ K. : Mike Stone, Bob Gosselin, lit i .i glione, Jim Sweeney, . .. -..mey. Bob Higgins, Vance ■ - 1 hn Fragala. Sixth Row: ti f ead, Dave Palefsky, ♦t ion Leighton, Jeff Rand, r Clough, Mark Desmet, n Treadwell, Tom Starr, ' .left. Seventh Row: Jim ... Brennan. John Fragala Bob Uttley John McDermott Tri-Captains Lead Team Under the leadership of Coach Lawlor, the Girls’ Track Team has really come into its own. Led by this year’s tri¬ captains, Debbie Sangermano, Helen Cadarette, and Tricia Keegan, the team expects to produce another winning season on the field. Among the out¬ standing performers who will be re¬ turning are Maria Mascola, Sue Bur- tulia and Andrea Williams. Carrie Fiorino Helen Cadarette Salaha Asar and Maria Mascola Tri-Captains: Tricia Keegan, Debbie Sangermano, Helen Cadarette and Coach Lawlor. First Row (L-R) Jane Cadarette, Brenda Young, Becky Henshaw, Caroline Hickey, Sue Pierog, Jeanne Dube, Kristina Gavelis, Lynne Kilcoyne, Maria Frajgala. Second Row: Tracey Gauthier, Mar ’ Cadarette, Renee Schelfavdt, Karen Maranto, Maria Mascola, Salaiia Asar, Bev Willet, Kathy Gioseffi. Third Row: Kathy McKay, -illen Till, Sandy Elliott, Joan N cDonald, Betty Gitron, And: Williams, Carrie Fiorino. 1 f 1 J 1 ' t McCauley Qualifies for State Meet The Golf Team, coached by Mr. Buco, is looking forward to another successful sea¬ son on the links this spring. The Knights have a number of returning lettermen and expect to make a strong showing in the league. Among the returning golfers will be Kevin McCauley, who qualified for the state tournament last year. Rick Delisle Robert Meikle Kevin McCauley First Row (L-R) Wayne Swan¬ son, John McMahon, Kevin McCauley. Second Row: Clen Cioseffi, Rick Delisle, Creg Carr, Robert Meikle, Kevin Bailey, Coach Buco. 195 Love ... 15 The Boys’ Tennis Team, guided by Mr. Berman, hopes to complete another winning season this spring. Since many of last year’s members were lost to graduation, this will be a rebuilding year for the local netmen. Among the returning letter winners are Bill Watson, Pat Armitage and Tom Sullivan. Tom Sullivan Bill Watson R) Dennis McManus, Pat Armitage, John Graham, Jim Coskren. Second Row: Bill Watson, John Alakel, Tom Desmond, Jim Austin, Coach Berman. ‘ i6 Game, Set, Match The Girls’ Tennis Team, under the direction of Mrs. Gorman, expects to perform well on the courts this spring. The squad has a number of returning letter winners from last year and their experience should prove helpful in upcoming Gape Ann competition. The returning seniors on the team are Debbie Aboud, Mim Gaffney, Debbie Doerr, Gathy Gatalano and Linda Birch. Mim Gaffney Cathy Catalano First Row (L-R) Marybeth Mclnnis, Kathy Austin, Liz Torrey, Debbie Aboud, Cathy Catalano, Mim Gaffney, Deb¬ bie Doerr. Second Row: Coach Gorman, Karen Reese, Mary Lee Poirier, Carol Doerr, Karen Scarborough, Linda Birch, Kim Davis, Ellen Hennessey. 197 Play Ball! The softball team, coached by Mr. Edward Keisling, hopes to compile another winning record in Cape Ann League competition this season. With the return of a number of regular players from last year’s team, the squad expects to produce the necessary offensive and defensive punch to make a serious run for the league title. Anne Bushnell Debbie Gosselin Gerri Licciardi First Row: Coach Edward Keisl¬ ing, Colleen Madden, Carol Long, Beth Shellnut, Liz Sullivan, Marybeth Soucy (Manager). Sec¬ ond Row: Anne Bushnell, Mary Lou Connors, Sue Midgely, Nancy Beime, Joanne Grover. 198 Karen Long Mary Lou Connors Nancy Beirne jS a a- Liz Sullivan 199 r The Class of 1979 asks our subscribers to support our advertisers. Congratulations Class of ’79 from the gang at: J v V_ J V. J J RAMEY( DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION • EXCAVATING • WATER • SEWER DRAINAGE MAINS • SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS • ROAD WORK • EQUIPMENT RENTALS • SUBDIVISIONS FRED F. RAMEY PRESIDENT TREASURER 683-6791 • 686-2641 Garage 685-0081 OFFICE: 33 OAK KNOLL RD., METHUEN YARD GARAGE: 112 MARSTON ST. UWRENCE r Compliments of Lawrence Plate Window Glass Co. 417 Canal St. Lawrence, Mass. Congratulations Class of 1979. We thank you for your Patronage. Tel. (617) 685-9823 PEWTER POT Good Luck to the MUFFIN HOUSE Class of’79 Compliments of “The latch is always open” a Friend Sun-Tues 7:00 am — 11:00 pm Wed-Sat 7:00 am — 12:00 pm North Andover Mall N. Andover, Mass. 01845 A Tel. 686-3290 LITURGICAL DESIGNS Vestments — Stoles — Albs Altar Linens — Palls 738 Waverly Road No. Andover, MA Patron: Bonelli Liquors H.J. WELCH CO., INC. J V Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 HANSON HEATING SERVICE 85 Main Street North Andover, Mass. 01845 Equipment — Service — Installation Richard and Jean Hanson Telephone 683-2292 V r Congratulations from NED’S PLACE 215 Essex St. ’’the only place to buy jeans” Compliments of McAloon’s Package Store 531 Chickering Road No. Andover, Mass. Tel. 682-8029 I The Buco Family Employees ® Welcome you at 5 “The Package Store” In North Andover 202 CATALANO INSURANCE AGENCY G. Thomas Catalano 251 Broadway, Methuen, Mass. 01844 — Telephone: 688-4667 203 Forgetta’s Flowers Floral Servicing for Weddings and Funerals Potted Plants — Corsages — Cut Flowers 1210 Osgood Street No. Andover, Mass. Telephone 682-3885 Established 1941 “Rocoruatinnc Qoniinctorl’’ “Reservations Requested” 686-4309 Open 11:30 A.M. — 9 P.M. Closed Mondays LUNCHEON - DINNER - COCKTAILS WILSON’S CORNER NORTH ANDOVER i Junction Routes 114 and 125 f I AnJover, MassacliuseHs Incorporated 104 0 Located in Esse? County. Until isss, when it was incorporated as a separate town, it was the North Parish of Andowf bi f} feciin 646)only twenty six years after the landing of the Pilgrims. The original settle¬ ment was called Cochichewick. The name Andover first appearing in 1644 and the town being incorpor¬ ated in 1646. Acadian exiles found shelter here. i t Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from North Andover’s own Travel Agency 200 Sutton, North Andover, Mass. 688-1828 688-1829 r Compliments of Donovan Spring Equipment Co., Inc. 37 Merrimack St., Lawrence, Mass. 50 Upton St., Manchester, N.H. Compliments of: Connor Construction, Inc. General Contractors 1082 East St., Tewksbury, Mass. 205 CARON FUNERAL HOME R. George and John D. Caron 30 Main Street North Andover, Mass. V r y (617) 687-9772 DOWNTOWN DISCOUNT Clothing — Jewelry — Footwear 140 Main St., No. Andover, MA. 01845 Frank R. Parker Cathy Parker Compliments of Landers’ Electrical Co. Inc. 30 School Street North Andover, MA 01845 Tel. 686-3828 V_ r r Mai’s Barber Shop and Styling Salon Congratulations! to John McLoughlin and Comrades of the POLISH SKI TEAM from DAVID S. ZAJAC 128 Main Street North Andover, Mass. 687-4406 Mai and Debbie Sandy THE GENERAL STORE Olde North Andover Center I V, 206 Compliments of The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2104 Park Street North Andover 207 Donahue Bros. Inc. Coffee Distributors Maxwell House Yuban Coffee Sanka Brand BliiCHSuperDru Where you’ll meet your neighbor... and be waited on by a friend...” 17 Buanham Road, Methuen Tel. 685-5806 NORTH ANDOVER MALL Route 114 at 495 Next to DeMoulas J V. OUR BEST TO YOU seven days a week. Monday through Saturday, the Eagle-Tribune Is everything a great dally newspaper should be with com¬ plete local, regional, national and world news, sports and scores of features to Inform and entertain. And the Sunday Eagle-Tribune is everything a great Sunday newspaper should be with TELEGUIDE, the best TV book around, FUNDAY SUNNIES, a real comic book with more than 30 popu¬ lar strips all in full color, FAMILY WEEKLY, America ' s best-read Sun¬ day magazine and much, much more. Best of all, home delivery for seven days is only $1.25 per week. nee Ea leTHbune More than 50,000 copies doily and Sunday J Congratulations to the Class of ’79 Marum’s Retail Congratulations Class of ’79 FROM A FRIEND Haverhill 372-3S2S Lawrence 6B5-332a tevcf nc. 36 Knife Road • P.O. Box 1S1 WARD Hill, ma oiBsa y Stephen a. Janavicus - - Helena F . Murphy distinctive FLORAL DESIGNS V SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS Good Luck Class of ’79 NORTH ANDOVER AQUARIUM AND PET SHOP Tropical Fish, Pets, and Pet Supplies Grooming by Appointment Only 133 Main St. North Andover, Mass. 01845 15 Union St. Lawrence, MA Family Apparel We carry complete needs for the Elderly and Nursing Homes. SCANLON HARDWARE Lawrence 592 Essex Street Tel: 683-3112 Andover 45 Main Street Tel: 475-0102 No. Andover 136 Main Street Tel: 683-4051 V M n HAIR STYLING Route 125 No. Andover, MA01B45 Tel. 617 687-9696 Women 209 - r Congratulations to the Class of 1979! Arlington Trust at North Andover Route 125 149 Main Street North Andover Mall North Andover, MA 01845 Good Luck to the Class of ’79! Whitworth’s Sporting Goods Your Local Sports Specialists y V 210 r Telephones 687-7424 — 374-8720 Flowers For All Occasions COPPOLA Flowers Opposite Western Electric Route 125 No. Andover, Ma. 01810 ' JAMES H. DEWHIRST FUNERAL HOME 17 Third Street No. Andover, Mass. 01845 211 I The Best Subs in Town are at CANTY’S KITCHEN 127 Waverly Road, No. Andover For fast service Call 686-6991 Compliments of FINNERAN’S PHARMACY William A. Finneran, B.S., R.P.H. 129 Main St., No. Andover, Mass. 01845 Phone 682-0520 TROMBLY BROS., INC. El ON Dave, Rick Skip 141-153 Sutton Street No. Andover, Mass. 01845 24-Hour Towing and Road Service Fuel Oils and Burner Installation Repair V___ Good Luck from JOE’S Dorothy Campione, Proprietor 220 Middlesex St., No. Andover tel. 683-3979 J North Andover Booster Club Sponsoring Youth Baseball — Basketball — Football Cheerleaders No. Andover Babe Ruth Team No. Andover High School Scholarships Boy Girl Senior Athletic Award Wishes Gontinued Success to The Glass of 1979 ■n2 r JIMMY’S Famous Pizza Regular Family Sized Pizza 30 Varieties of Hot Oven Subs Spaghetti — Greek Salad — Veal Cutlets Hamburgers — Pepper Steaks FAST — FAST SERVICE 685-7776 1591 Osgood St. Rt. 125 No. Andover across from Western Electric y Patrons: DITTO INSTANT PRINTING CTR. Lawrence, Mass. 104 Essex St. NO. ANDOVER STAMP SERVICE THE VILLAGE GREEN DRESS SHOP STAR PIZZA Patrons: CENTURY BARBER STYLING TREADWELL’S For Men and Women 563 Chickering Rd. No. Andover, Mass. 01845 Variation in Wood John Connie Connors 213 r Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 Gaffney Plumbing Heating Corp. No. Main St., Middleton, Mass. 01949 1 -f ; v% ev-it if • ■ ■ V ' ' ’ ' i?l‘ ' ' , u ' A .1’ ' ' ' ' ' ' “ ' j ' Jbu � ' ' ■ i. n i. ' t’ , ‘ •.■ � v ' ■ ' ‘Xf .1 ’ . ty j ■.. ' . A ' ■•; ' j ■• ■ f ' ,.•■ r: . ■ f 4 ' .-. J ■■ 1 ■ ‘ i i v ' . ' i ' lS. ■ 1- ■j •; ' ' r� . - . ••Ai ■: W ' V ' ' « ' ’ ' . A ' r„ . . .-•• ■ H ' ' • . -Jh 4 214 Davis Furber DESIGNERS BUILDERS OF CUSTOM TEXTILE MACHINERY RON’S LOBSTER POOL 67 Water St. No. Andover 682-5291 Open 7 Days a Week Congratulations to the Class of 1979 LANDRY’S PLUMBING HEATING CO. Phone 688-6581 P.O. Box 176 North Andover, Mass. ' i ' o q ' t ' l 0 ns We’retheone tobankon. Essex Broachray Savings Bank:681 7500 ' 215 Congratulations from your yearbook photographer We hope you will continue to think of us Lerins Studios New England’s Leading Portrait, Wedding and Yearbook, Photographers r V. r Congratulations to the Class of ’79! J T Gulf 77 Main Street North Andover, MA 01845 Complete Car Care John A. McElhiney Prop. North Andover Lions Club “Congratulations Class of 1979” 217 A Olympic Sports Shop 32 Hampshire St. Main St. Methuen, MA North Andover, MA 685-8938 Team Prince’s Uniforms Professional Skate Sharpeners The Place to go for your Sporting Needs. y Compliments of Lawrence Savings Bank 451 Andover St. North Andover “Growing is what a savings bank is for.” y 219 Every day ... in every way we strive towards greater accomplishments. The bright promise that the future holds for you is within your reach thanks to the fine education you have received. Our warmest wishes to you, graduating seniors of North Andover High School, and good luck! From your friends . . . Western Electric Merrimack Valley Works “An Equal Opportunity Employer” r r Good Luck Class of 1979 Whitworth’s Sporting Goods MCLAY’S FLORIST and GARDEN CENTER Phone 683-3164 757 Turnpike Street North Andover, MA 01845 John McLay Your Local Sports Specialists GAYTON OSGOOD Photographer V_ V_ 221 2 I I 223 V, a. student Workir., , ’ a maduatc school - jaj S ' shan). n. iML , G i� UATE}. 1, a (trudL T ' la tciioo} or college 2 Ms; aduation exerc p.llg d a flask, tube.:., ■ lor meiistinng. i; a degree or scale ioto grades accor. d S � i ' 5o-5 ' tl‘r). n- lS2 ' 1 • lines or suriucrs ' 7 wch an p 5 , 2 “ - - � J ' What you think to be the end may really be a new beginning. 4 4