Peabody High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1973 volume:

5 � . , • Clover rUs ' 7 “ -fi Clt tSi « f ' 7 3 5f ect :l Cl $ o£ I GU1DANC PEABODY Hi: -■ PEABODY. MASS r. y l� s, A guidance dept. PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL’ PEABODY, MASS. THE 1 173 PEABODY VETERANS ' MEMORIAL H. S. editor-in-chief MARK SWARTZ ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda. Hoi leran PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR StevenTessler ART EDITOR Stephen Boulay VOCATIONAL EDITOR .Margo Bollettiero BUSINESS EDITOR .Thomas Goulos • , ■ ■$ i ’ ■ ' f , V • • ,4 r EDITORIAL STAFF Roi Lechton Vicki Bova Pat Calandra Brian Vose Sue Spinale Llarqie Chase Mary Abbott Abbe Land Ken Spence Kim Wasson Sue Schecter Joyce St. Pierre AngelaTernullo Linda Frevite Dianne Engel I Joyce Murphy Dawn Barry Ann D ' Errico Val PTclanson David Sullivan Lina a McCarthy Donna Cropley Ed Minson lie vv PS! ■- Debbie Herwiq Charlene Churchill Rita Higgins ft � .V r i Facu Ity Advisor — Caroll McNa Reach for a star Set forth a goal Find a friend From half to whole. Summer days Been and gone Winter days Forever long. End of an era Youth has passed Golden memories Eternally last. Ellen Stein There is no doubt that I have had a special interest in the class of 1973. This is the first class that I had contact with when I came to Peabody at the Seeglitz Junior High School. It was also the first class that I was advisor to at the “old” high school. This class has been together as one intact group for the past five years and I have had the opportunity to see you mature both physically and emotionally in that time. During that period you have built up a cohesiveness that has enabled you to accomplish together while enjoy- ing each other’s company. Now the class is leaving in different directions, and you will each become members of a new group. If you can help that new group work together as well as I have seen you work together over the years, then you are on your way to happiness. Remem- ber: Work Together. 4 RICHARD CODAIR HENRY EAGAR Administration JOHN WALSH PRINCIPAL WILLIAM A. WELCH ARTHUR V. JOHNSON SUPERINTENDANT DR. ROBERT IRELAND OD-QCZOUJ n 3 S lllvan ' Debbie McDonald. Janet Ruth, Diane Alexuk. ROW 2, Joanne Vis- Den se Ayers ROW 3 ia s e haro C n T ' ' D ' ane M Rlchards ' Diane Spofford, Debb,e Massero, Donna Barrat, Lewandowski ° 3 ' S Teren21 ' Maureen Quigely, Helen Slade. Sue Sheehan, Cindy KENNETH LIPMAN THOMAS HAWES CARL MATTAROCCHIA JESSIE COSTELLO 6 O — I 3 DO Cindy Lobb, Kim Bento, Debbie Morse, Diane Andrianos, Lilianne Walker RUTH CONLEY MARY RICHARDSON KAlDA GUILFOYLE FLORENCE ALMAN CL C CD LsJ i — L J CO ;%• .VJt r mm ' fir £ Bh 1 - H t ffljwB pg ; ' JE ■ ' - 1L- wt � 4l iL -y ,,■■ r B jjt mK m Hi j A L A TV. 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WILLIAM BARBRICK GARY ATKINSON PAULINE BANE PAUL BACHERMAN HOLLY BALLARD 25 LENNY BERNASKY 26 MELINDA BEAN friendship is trusting one another. DONNA BARRETT friendship is . . . being able • to trust one another. KIM BENTO JOHN BARRY JEANNETTE BEAULIEU JOSE BETTENCOURT DAWN BARRY friendship is . understand- ing, trust, and love. ROBERT BEAN RONALD BERGERSON most memorable moment skiing with Fr. Toste. MARCELINA BETTENCOURT BONNIE BEZEMES MICHAEL BIK CHRISTINE BEVERIDGE TEHANI BLITCH CYNTHIA BIRD MARTHA BOIS favorite quote Charlie. MARGARET BOLLETTIERO most memorable moment Ed Brawleys call. GERALDINE BOLTAS TIMOTHY BLODGETT JAN BOUTIETTE LINDA BORODKIN favorite quote . Alice Cooper is coming soon. DONALD BRANN STEPHEN BOULAY GEORGE BRAZUK 28 DAVE BRODERICK DOREEN BOUFFARD TONI BONGIORNO DEBBIE BROUGHTON JOHN BUTTS PATRICIA CALANDRA GAIL CAPOBIANCO LYNDA CARDINALE most memorable moment . . . V2 pint in the skit at Higgins. PHYLLIS CARR DIANE BURKINSHAW favorite quote smile till it hurts. JAY BROWN MARGARET BURGE BONNIE BURKE LINDA CARTOLARO ROBERT CASHMAN STEVE CATAPANO most memorable moment meeting Mr. Johnson. NANCY CERULLO THOMAS CHARLTON GORDON CHASE friendship is being hon- est with each other. PAUL CHENERY MARJORIE CHASE PAUL CHEEVER MELISA CHENERY friendship is . kids who stick up for you in times of trouble. DONNA CHESNO MARK CIOCCA friendship is understanding. WAYNE CIPULLO BLANE CLIFFORD KEVIN CLIFFORD JEFF CLICKSTEIN EDWARD CHURCH CHARLENE CHURCHILL MARTHA COAN MARIAN CODY favorite quote first call me Ralph. CLARA COOK friendship is . still seeing your friends after graduation. SUSAN COOK RICHARD COOMBS PRISCILLA COOK PAUL COSTA 33 BERNADETTE COTONI favorite quote wise guy. .1 CANDY CORNING MARILYN COSTA most memorable moment 1 :45 everyday. PAMELA COOPER SUE COVIELLO NEIL CRONIN CHARLES CROPLEY favorite quote we ' re having a party. DONNA CROPLEY EDWARD CROUGHWELL BRUCE CURTIS favorite quote far out! JOAN CUSHING BARBARA DABRIEO PHILIP DANIELS friendship is someone to talk and understand. LORI DANSKER WILLIAM DAVIDSON 34 KEVIN DEMAYO most memorable moment first day of school. CATHY DELLA CROCE DEBORAH DECKER BRIAN DENIS LINDA D ' AVOLIO most memorable moment when I got two parts in the play. MITCHELL DEMBROUSKI PAUL DELANEY THOMAS DAWSON most memorable moment passingalgebra. I I f MARK DEROO ■w • ' miy ANN D ' ERRICO favorite quote life is what you make it. JAMES P. DESCHENES CHARLES F. DESJARDINS NANCY DEVEAUX MARSHALL DE WITT DOT DICHIARA FRANK Dl LIBERTO MARCIA DILLAWAY CHERYL DOLAN FRANK DOLANSKY 36 BavsieibailIl KiKUD+iOCKEa ■footbal 1 1 I it ITU t iO I H itnninnnininnniiinitnntHiununi i irinn VARSITY HOCKEY ItPIINIb CROSS COUNTRy TRACK fSpninifl T nacin NajcsV WsY , a c)iB.T _5 1 ® SKETBHUL [Girls’ So?tKallj j ROW 1, John Cleary, Gary Rudock, Roy Kasher, Will Dia- mond, Don Beckett, Tom Diamond, Dan Boaman, Jim Lanfere, Bob Kougier, Steve Cushing, ROW 2, John Barry, Bill Swindell, Larry Roberti, Al Nunes(c), Kevin Mulherin, Dan Whalen, Billy Newhall. Mike Barry, William Galeotis, Glenn Lilly(c), Tom Page, Pat McCarthy, Eddie Winer, ms vjm jMssaas Salem — Peabody Game Victory 1973 WiTT: J W l 1 ” � i i ' .v.Cf - 4 i.vl li Hockey feO; Basketball AH i 4 . tag x i IJra tkBOlJ r I C x f s « f t ' V5T: — — X, ROW 1, Jill Bergin, Maureen Macaulley, Judy Lynch, Kathy Harris. Bridget McNiff, ROW 2, Sue Delfino, Linda Vanderkrol, Kim McGuire, Paula Keating, Julia Macrinotis, Cindy Bird. Rose Raymond. From the coach The season was just great best girls ' sport there is! Record 1-3-4. Think it’s the | FRONT ROW, L. TO R. — Rich Mendes, Tim Blodget, Jim Evans, Peter Albert, Jim Minton, Ed Church. BACK ROW — Skip Torrence, Jan Boutiette, Gordan Chase, Andy Karahalis, Jim O’Leary, Charlie Halis, Tony Mastrellis, Paul Stasio. Track 1st. ROW — Linda Holleran, Carol Doherty, Cheryl Cronin, Jill Bergin, Bridget McNiff, Cathy Harris (timer and scorer). 2nd. ROW — Rose Raymond, Maureen Splaine, Kim McGuire (Co. Capt.), Darlene Esterbrooks, Jeanne Gurnee, Julia Macri- notis (Co. Capt.), Paula Keating (timer and scorer), Miss Benoit (Coach). 53 You, who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by. And so, become yourself. Because the past is just a good- bye. Teach your children well, their fathers hell will slowly go by . . And feed, them on your dreams, the one they picks the one you’ll know by. Don’t you ever ask them why if they told you, you would cry so just look at them and sigh . . . and know they love you. And you, of tender years, can’t know the fears that your elders grew by. So please, help them with your youth, they seek the truth before they can die. Teach your parents well. Their childrens hell will slowly go by And feed them on your dreams, the one they picks the one you’ll know by. Don’t you ever ask them why if they told you, you would cry so just look at them and sigh . . . and know they love you. Graham Nash 54 Morning has broken like the first morning. Blackbird has spoken like the first bird. Praise for the singing. Praise for the morning. Praise for them springing fresh from the word. Sweet the rains new fall sunlit from heaven. Like the first dewfall on the first grass. Praise for the sweetness of the wet garden, sprung in completeness where his feet pass. Mine is the sunlight. Mine is the morning. Born of the one light Eden saw play. Praise with elation. Praise every morning, Gods recreation of the new day. E. Farjeon JUDY ELSEA most memorable moment sophomore dance. DIANNE ENGELL CAROLANN DONLON GEORGE DRIVER BARBARA ESTELLE MAUREEN EMMETT PAUL ERMANSKI CYNTHIA DONEGAN friendship is sharing whatever you have. NANCY DOWNEY friendship is everything. 56 ' MARY FALLIS KEVIN FALLIS RODNEY FAWSON MARIA FAZENDEIRA JOHN FARREN JOHN FERRANTI JAMES EVANS CHARLES FERNANDES DEBBIE FALKOWSKI NIKKI EVMORFOPOULOS friendship is something to cherish always. 57 ADRIENNE FONTOS DEBRA FOSTER favorite quote be what you are not what people want you to be. PHILIP GAMAN PATRICIA GARD JERI FREEDMAN KENNETH FRITZ ELIZABETH GARDNER favorite quote smile and the world smiles with you. JUDY GALLAGHER 58 KATHY GARGAS JEFFREY GELIN CHRISTINA GERAKARIS ROBERT GILL JOYCE GINSBERG MARSHA GLASSMAN ROBERT GIRARDIN JEFFREY GOLDBERG MARITZA GONZALEZ STEPHEN GLINSKI 59 GEORGE GOULOS THOMAS GOULAS JANE GRACEFFA ROSALYN GRAB friendship is kindness at all most memorable moment times. first prom. HOWARD GRAFF friendship is instinctive concern and help. ELEANOR GRAVALLESE friendship is caring for another person. LESLIE GREEN MILDRED GREENFIELD KNUT GREULICH most memorable moment the dance on Nov. 27, 1970. DIANE GRILLO 60 ROSSLYN HALL DONNA HANS MYLES HANSON most memorable moment Mon Feb. 23, 9:31 a. m. DANIEL HARRIS ANTHONY HARTNETT DONNA HARRIS friendship is getting along with others. JUDITH HART MARY HART favorite quote 1 whop- per-onions. DONNA HARRIS WILLIAM HART RICHARD HORRIGAN DOUGLAS HAYES LAWRENCE HOGAN SCOTT HAVENOOK CAROL HOPKINS friendship is having someone to talk to. GLEMA HILL GLORIA HOREMIOTE 62 DEBBIE HERWIG most memorable moment the night at Salem High. LINDA HOLLERAN favorite quote Mike will be home in 2 to 7 days. PAUL HAVELICK NICHOLOS IRVINE ELAINE INDORATO favorite quote O K. mum!! MICHAEL HOLDEN ELIZABETH HUTCHINS CATHY HUSTZTI LISA HOWARD ROBERT HORROCK JUDITH JACOBS RICHARD JOHNSON KATHY HURLEY friendship is a mutual trust. STACY KAPLAN ERNEST KAPPOTIS favorite quote How ' s it going!! KATHY KALLAS DONA KAPPLER MARK KARAHALIS FRIENDSHIP is being able to communicate. JOHN JONES ANDREW KARAHALIS friendship is the interest one has for another. BARBARA JORDAN mi? LAURIE JONES DIANE KARAMAS JEFFREY KARAS JANET KARPINSKI DEBBIE KEATING BEVERLY KEELEY LAURA KELLEHER favorite quote friday ' s here. JOSEPH KELLY PHILIP KENNEDY friendship is trying to like everyone. JANICE KIERNAN JIM KILIMONES MICHAEL KOEN STEVEN KROPP DONNA KUCKER CHARLES LAMKIN friendship is loving a friend you can trust. RICHARD LANGLEY ABBE LAND MICHAEL LEARY DONNA LARRABEE ESTELLA LAURENZO JUDITH LAWRENCE 66 LUCILLE LEBLANC KAREN LEBLANC ROZLYN LECHTEN MICHAEL LENIHAN GAIL LEBLANC LOUIS LEITAO favorite quote to each his own . DAVID LEBLANC MARJORIE LEGERE WILLIAM LEARY ANN LEFAVE most memorable moment graduation day. PETER LEONARD LISA LEPAGE JEFFREY LERNER friendship is: being able to express your feelings to someone. BARRY LIBMAN KATHIE LINDQUIST most memorable moment when I became a senior. GARY LINEHAN CINDY LOBB JEAN LOMELIS CINDY LEWANDOWSKI NANCY LONG 68 In Memoriam Bruno Pierotti Peabody High Vocational School 1951 — 1972 ‘‘The better part of one’s life consists of his friendships.” A. Lincoln 69 ROBERT BOYD EDWARD BRAWLEY DAVID BURKE JOHN CELATA SARAH CENA HOWARD COLLYER ELEANOR COULTER me 0«F MICHAEL CROWLEY MARIE DULLEA THOMAS FLYNN ARTHUR ELDRIDGE EDWARD HOGAN PETER LACORTIGLIA LAWRENCE KOHUT GEORGE LEMBIDAKIS JAMES LEWIS GEORGE MARQUIS JOSEPH MOGAVERO JR. RAYMOND OULLETTE JACOB SAVY JEANNE SHEA EDWARD SULLIVAN WILFRED TUIBODEAU MARY JANE VERONESSE LEWIS WILSON RICHARD WHITE PRINCIPAL 71 o 0 rt D Pin j Class Officers John Carpenter (Pres.) Doug Smith (V.P) Thomas Davis (Sec.) Dennis Borazia (Treas.) Deca Officers Nanette Pauline (V.P) Debbie Jackson Sue Luz (Treas.) Karen Harribine (Pres.) Paul Sousa Judy McEwen (Sec.) Mike Ward ROW 1 Judy McEwen Bob Ummamta Marge Bollettiero ROW 2 Dave Porter Richard Giroleman Glenn Lilly Homeroom Representatives CHERYL LORING friendship is understanding. STEVEN LOUGHLIN EDWARD LUPONI SUSAN LUZ most memorable moment was in Ed ' s class. PATRICIA MACKAY DONNA MACKNIGHT JULIA MACRINOTIS most memorable moment favorite quote really? the bridge at Lowell Tech. MAXINE MAGLIN KIMBERLY MAGUIRE friendship is . knowing you have a close friend. TONY MAISTRELLIS ELIZABETH MAKIE DIANE MAHALARIS friendship is when you trust somebody. ANN MARIE MAHONEY KATHY MALLAS DAVID MALLIAROS KYLE MAHONEY most memorable moment getting a bottom locker. DONNA MAITLAND MELINDA MALONEY friendship is the next best thingto love. 79 GEO..JE MA.NOS NICHOLAS MANOS friendship is communi- cating with others. GAIL MARCUS ROSAhNE MARCnE� � r M MARY MARRS ROBERT MASINO DEBBIE MASSERO RICHARD MAYLOR 80 LINDA MCCARTHY friendship is sharing laughter and tears together. LINDA MCDONALD FRANK MCGONAGLE GENE MCCULLOUGH most memorable moment when I passed all my subjects. DEBBIE MCDONALD friendship is built on last- ing trust. ROSE MCDAID favorite quote this place is a prison. ANDREW MCLAUGHLIN SHELLY MCGUIGGAN favorite quote life is what you make it. TIMOTHY MCHUGH JOHN MCMAHON DEBBIE MCMANUS NANCY MEDINA JAY MELANSON VALERIE MELANSON favorite quote terriff!! RICHARD MENDES MARIA MENDONSA VENETTA MERAKOS STEVE METROPOLIS THOMAS MINTON STEVEN MIRAGLIA 82 PAM MOGAVERO SHARON MOGAVERO SHERYL MOGAVERO JAMES MORELLO friendship is my most friendship is being hon treasured gift. est with one another. KAREN MORGAN friendship is not always having to talk. CAROL MORONG most memorable moment band parties after the concerts. DEBRA MORSE most memorable moment getting caught skipping school. JULIE MOSKOVICH 83 PATRICIA MOSSMAN I SCOTT MOVER favorite quote life he created for every being. PAMELA NICHOLS DOMINIC NOE STEVEN NOWICKI MAUREEN O ' BRIEN ROBERT O ' BRIEN SHARON O ' KEEFE JAMES O’LEARY favorite quote to each his own . DEBRA O ' NEAL KATHY O ' NEILL 85 MARIE OPIDEE JOANNE O ' NEILL RICHARD O’NEILL RONALD PACE MARILYN OPIDEE friendship is to have someone there when needed. m ROBERT OUELLETTE KATHY OUELLETTE ROBERT OTENTI LINDA PAPPANICKOULOS most memorable moment breaking the door in se- nior lounge. GAIL PALMIERI THOMAS PAPPAS DEBRA PARE EDWARD PATTERSON WENDY PAULINO most memorable moment 7th period senior lounge. ELLIOT PAULL PAMELA PENDLETON RICHARD PELLETIER KEVIN PEARSON MICHAEL PEPE MARCELL PELLETIER 87 SUSAN PERUFFO SHARON PETKAVICH LORRAINE PETTINE JAMES PZEGO KAREN PIERCE MARY PINTO JACQUELINE PONTICELLI friendshi p is . . . sharing good and bad times together. LEAH PORCELLO PEGGY POWELL 88 BETH POWERS most memorable moment passing my junior year. LINDA PREVITE PATRICIA PRIOR favorite quote peace can be found only from within. KATHY PRISBY GEORGIA PROIOU RHONDA PRUSS DIANE PUCHNIAK LINDA PULLI VICKY PUZZO LINDA PYBURN THOMAS PYBURN 89 WE REMEMBER . . Peter Materkowski But have hope for they, leaders as always, have gone ahead down Life’s veiled path merely waiting that inevitable reunion with their following friends. 9i ' TOGETHER VE SHALL SAVE OUR PLfflBT , OR WE SHALL PERISH IN ITS FLAMES.” TOGETHER tkk Senior Class Officers And Representatives Debbie Decker. Candy Quinn (vice-pres.), Neil Cronin (Treas.), Tom Goulos (Pres.). Netta Merakos (Sec.), Stef Schifano, Vicki Bova. ROW 2: Betsy Hutchins, Libby Simmons, Shelly McGuiggan, Anna Sarowsky, Paula Dud- zisz, Melinda Maloney, Ann D ' Errico, Diane Engell, Elaine Indorato, Cindy Donegan, Dawn Barry. ROW 3: Charlie O ' Connell, John Reese, Billy Andrews, Rick Langley, Ernie Kappotis, Tom Murphy. Tom Goulos, Candy Quinn. Tom Tilas. Anthony Bova. ROW 1: Tehani Blitch, Sharyn Mogavero, Glema Hill, Judy Lynch (treas.), Patty Calandra, Paula Keating (Vice-Pres.) ROW 2: Tim Blodgett (Pres.), Tom Tilas, Tony Ma istrel I is, Phil Celeste. Maria Mendonsa (Sec.), Tom Goulos. Junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Kathy Harris (Vice-Pres.), Mike Honan (Treas.), Jan Harrington (Sec.), Ron Kerble (Pres.). Pam Long (Vice-Pres.), Mark Reynard (Treas.), Rosemary Simone (Pres.), Cynthia Spence (Sec.). Greek Club Elliot Paul, Mary Lou Tsionis, Steve Glinski, Steve Kropp, Jef- frey Goldberg; Not Pictured: Pat Sorenson. National Honor Society ROW 1: Kim Bento, Mary Lou Tsoinis, Joanne Soter- opoulas, Georgia Proiou, Diane Andrianos. ROW 2: Nick Manos, Debbie Rechetnuk, Mary Ann Karavola, Kathy Spaneas, Gloria Horemiote, Mary Aletras, Bil- ly Galiotoz. Not Pictured: Ernest Kouklamanis, Gra- cinda Santos, Virginia Soares. ROW 1: Mary Tsionis, Kathy O’Neil, Tehani Blitch, Mir- iam Werlin. ROW 2: Ken Sisson, Sue Maria, Ann Taylor, Susan Young, Howard Wiserman. ROW 3: Ed Weiner, El- liot Paul, Stephen Glinski, Mark Goldberg. Not Pictured: Steven Kropp, Steve Miraglia, Jeanne Sheldon, Pat Sorenson . Jeri Freedman, Rick Baga, Pe- ter Marinow, Steve Glinski, Norman Ta- broff, Rich Soil, Steve Kropp, Mark Goldberg, Jeffrey Gold- berg. Not Pic- tured: Bob Cohen . ROW 1: Arthur Goldberg, Robert Cohen. ROW 2 Peter Viscarola, Gene Nigrelli, Paul Broude. KNEELING: Rick Baga, Dave Malliaros, Charles Lamkin. ROW 2: Steven Laugh- lin, Mark Goldberg, Steve Glinski. Peter Marinow. ROW 3: George Brazuk, Steve Metropolis, Mike Regan, Richard Soil, Jan Boutitte, Peter Marinow. ROW 1: Judi Eigner, Kerry Skiffington. Mark Mercer, Larry Fixler, Dan Doucette. Dan Kellerman. ROW 2: Maxine Magline, Harriet Winer, Miriam Shatz, Mark Gershlak, Tom Kuklinski, Carol Morong, Gary Winer, Mike Regan. ROW 3: Marty Snow, Richard Coombs, Jeff Hubis, Steve Tessler, Mark Karahalis. ROW 4: Wayne Dempsey, Phil Daniels, Ken Sisson, Brian Vose. German Club ROW 1: Judy Lynch (Treas.). Kenneth Sisson (Sec.). Marcia Maramaldi (Pres.), Debbie Elwell (Vice Pres.), Cheryl Loring, Estella Laurenzo. ROW 2: Romona Muscato, Frida Weber, Glema Hill, Miriam Werlin, Pat Sorenson, Marylou Tsioms, Richard Sippel. Ste- phen Miraglia, Stephen Kropp, Linda Pu Hi, Pat MacKay, Judy Elsea. Nancy Medina. SITTING: Maritza Gonza- lez, Gordon Chase (V. Pres.), Annette Dubin (Sec), Nancy Downey, Lyn Sullivan, Paul Sy- gowski. STANDING: Tom Ti las, Joe Bettencourt, A! Nunes (Pres.), Rich Lang- ly. Not pic.: Wendy Potash (Treas.). Football Cheerleaders FROM LEFT: Linda Brophy, Mau- reen Hyland, Gerri Della Croce, Mary Ann Surman, Paula Dudzisz. Captains: Gerri Boltas and Sherry Shaffer. Linda Holleran, Cheryl Lor- ing, Ann Smallis, Randi Noyes, He- len Collins. Cindy Kappotas, Pat Marshall, Di- ane Lison, Pam Nichols. FROM LEFT: Joan Salley, Captain: Donna MacKnight, Shelley McGuiggan, Jeanne Sheldon, Kim Wasson, Rita Higgins, JoAnne Leary, Lynne Patter- son, Sheree Rothman, Lisa Winer Captain: Stef Schifano, Carol Ralph. 00 Basketball Cheerleaders Hockey Cheerleaders Hockey Pep Squad 1st ROW: Captains: Dawn Barry, Cindy Lobb. ROW 2: Denise Ayers, Debbie Morse, Leslie Green. ROW 3: Debbie Mc- Donald, Mary Sullivan, Janet Ruth, Donna Kucker, Martha Bois. Leslie Bezhowitz, Frank Del I o , Hillary Leterman, Joe Pleva, Ed Minson, Diane Levitt, Cheryl Myers, Bob Hall, Chris Kaleves, Richie Gulman. FROM LEFT: Diane Alexuk, Captain Candy Quinn, Lori Pettine, Sharon Lindberg, Patty Calandra, Patty Raucci, Maureen Splaine, Janet Monaco, Ivy Weiner, Glema Hill, Maria Mendonsa, Debbie Anderson . Art Club FROM LEFT: Karen Wronkowski, Maude Riva, Gail LeBlanc, Ted Heath, Linda Peterson, Diane Walker, Jeanette Beaulieu. Kerry Skiffington, Carol Marong, Pam Nichols, Maxine Magline, Judy Eigner, Tom Kuklinski, Mark Mercer, Frida Weber, Richard Coombs. 102 Band Council ROW 1: Richard Johnson, Rich Kiley, Bill Barbrick, Dan Bettencourt, Al Nunes, Rich Langly, Phil Kennedy. ROW 2: Linda Peterson (treas.), Debbie Pare (Pres.), Barb Spurr, Tom Dever, Gregory Dimenture, Pam Theokas, Carolyn O ' Conner, Andrea Block, (vice-pres.). ROW 3 : Christina Marales. Rita Bowes, Sue Peters, Deb Demming, Cindy Hubbard. Library Aids Pete Viscarola, Stuart Altschuler, Gene Nigrelli, Debbie Van Bobo, Jeff Goldberg, Debbie Demming, Paul Broude, John Wilson, Rose Marie Bettencourt, Mark Raynard, Joe Sousa, Larry Fixler. The Bull Debbie Spurr, Maxine Maglin, Ron Silva, Helen Lynch, Patrice Folsom, Linda Duvall, Dawn Barry, Steve Tessler, Robin Waxman, Peggy Powell (EDITOR). Debbie Langill, Dorina Litwin, Eileen Prisby, Debbie Van Bobo, Rita Bowes, Karen LeBlanc, Rose Bettencourt, Cindy Viera, Mary Elen Hol- leran, Mona Muscato, Dan Kimball, Bill DeRosa. 103 L. TO R. — Al Celeste, Ed Weiner. Mark Ciocca, Martha Cohen, Anne Taylor, Kathy O ' Neill, Donna Cropley, Giriny Quinn, Teham Blitch, Sue Young, Dianne Engell. LEFT ROW — Anne D’Errico, Abbe Land, Donna Cropley, Sue Schechter, Dianne Engell, Dave Sullivan, CENTER ROW — Vicki Bova, Ken Spence, Mark Swartz (Editor). RIGHT ROW — Linda Previte, Anne Taylor, Virgina Observer Staff French Club ROW 1, BOTTOM — Becky Shute, Cathy Theriault (Editor), Ed Minson, Debbie Van Bobo. ROW 2 — Judy Elsea, Linda Goldman, Betsy Hutchins, Jan Harrington, Roger Chafe. ROW 3 — Maria Micalizzi, Eilene Noone, Kathy Morrocco. Drama Guild Seniors — Robert Sadin, Ron Bergeron, Phil Gaman, Abbe Land, Linda D ' Avoho, Dennis Morrison. Equestrian Club Quinn, Dawn Barry, Brian Vose. Staff not pictured — Linda Hol- leran (Assistant Editor), Joyce Murphy, Tom Goulos, Mary Abbot, Steve Tessler, Pat Calan- dra, Angela Ternullo, Margo Bol- lettiero (Voc. Editor). JOAN SALLEY GENESANDLER MARIA SANTOS ANNA SAROWSKY most memorable moments weekends away in Maine. PAULA SAROWSKY SHERRY SCHAFFER There are many roads that must take Many obstacles I must overcome Many hurts must sustain And if I find but . . . one friend To help me along- That lonesome road Then I ' ll have been strengthened To go the rest alone. Linda Previte SUSAN SCHECHTER friendship is the ability to communicate. STEPHANIE SCHIFANO favorite quote eat rocks. MARY SCHIMPF MORRIS SCHWARTZ 107 CARL SCHWEIZER NATALIE SHAH AUGUSTINE SHARRY MIRIAM SHATZ favorite quote I’m always a good girl. HEATHER SHAW KEVIN SHEEHAN favorite quote I know I can beat him I just blew a shift. JEANNESHELDON CAROL SHERMAN MURIEL SHERMAN NAOMI SHULMAN friendship is someone you can count on. RONALD SILVA RICHARD SILVERMAN friendship is finding a buyer on friday night. ELIZABETH SIMMONS ROBERT SIMONE most memorable moment graduation . MARK SIMONS RICHARD SIPPEL KENNETH SISSON DIANE SKIDGELL favorite quote oh really? JOHN SLATE 109 ANN SMALLIS friendship is trust. DEBRA SMITH MARTIN SNOW RICHARD SOLL KATHY SPANEAS ILENE SPECTOR KENNETH SPENCE DONALD SPENCER friendship caring and understanding. 1 10 DOUGLAS SMITH PAUL SOUSA WAYNE SNOW RICHARD SPINALE DIANE SPOFFARD most memorable moment getting suspended. MARK STEVENS MARK STEVENS DONNA STOCKTON PAUL STASIO SUSAN SPINALE 1 1 1 JOYCE ST. PIERRE JANESUGERMAN DAVID SULLIVAN favorite quote you ' ll get by with a little help from your friends. LYN SULLIVAN friendship is trust be- tween you and others. MARY SULLIVAN MAUREEN SULLIVAN MARYANN SURMAN 112 EDWARD SWAIN friendship is having a good kitty wist partner. MAUREEN SULLIVAN NANCY SULLIVAN MARK SWARTZ most memorable moment Mr. Sullivan ' s revolution. WILLIAM SWIFT WILLIAM SWINDELL PAULSYGOWSKI friendship is . sharing oneself to another. ANNE TAYLOR NORMAN TABROFF most memorable moment when I graduate. JANET TEAL friendship is standing by each other when needed. RHONDA TF.PFER favorite quote smile; it can’t be that bad. SHARON TERENZI favorite quote good grief. ANGELA TERNULLO favorite quote think of what peace there may be in silence. JAN TSOULIS MARY LOU TSIONIS CYNTHIA TRIPARI NANCY TRIEBER STEVEN TESSLER ROBERT UMANITA CATHY THERIAULT fr iendship is ... letting someone know you care. HORRILLATHEODHOSI THOMAS TILAS EDMUND TORRANCE DEXTER TUFTS 114 JUNE VALENTINE VERA VAN DYKE KIRK VANNETTE EUGENIA VIERRA GEORGE VISCONTE most memorable moment meeting Michelle. ATHAN VONTZALIDES friendship is a beer and a cheer. JOANNE VISCONTE BRIAN VOSE JOELVOTTO most memorable moment when I hit Bruce Dill in the ankle with a hammer. CHARLES VOZZELLA ROBERT WALDRON most memorable moment . . playing cards. SANDRA WEITZ FRANCIS WELCH MIRIAM WERLIN DANIEL WHITE most memorable moment most memorable moment a house office. getting the same teacher for the third time. JANET WHITE PAUL WIERZBICKI JOHN WILSON LINDA WINER LISA WINER DALE WINSLOW 117 MARYANN ZORZONELLO CATHY ZOLOTAS HOWARD WISEMAN BRENDA WOLFE JEFF WOOD most memorable moment graduation. DAVID YOUNG OLGAWOWK RICHARD YAFFI friendship is . having friends that stick with you . STEVEN WOOD SUSAN YOUNG favorite quote memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead. MICHAEL ZDANOWICZ most memorable moment graduation. ?, 77Z Portrait of Oblivion 125 DENNIS ALLAIN LOIS ANDERSON favorite quote if ye have faith nothing shall be impos- sible unto you. RAYMOND ARMSTRONG ROGER BARBERICK EDWARD BARTON ROBERT BECK PAULINE BENNETT JOSEPH BERNSTEIN DANIEL BETTENCOURT most memorable moment being a jock. MARIA BETTENCOURT friendship is . having a friend who shares a locker but never uses it. DENNIS BORAIZA RICHARD BOURGEOIS DANIEL BOUTILIER VICTORIA BOVA MARY BRENNAN LEONARD CARLAN JOHN CARPENTER DEBBIE CARR ALBERT CELESTE PHILIPCELESTE most memorable moment when you reach your 129 freindshipis pretty girls senior year. NORMAN CHAPMAN ROBERT COHEN SHARLENE CORREIA RANDY COOKINGHAM SANDRA COOMBS GEORGE COURAS DAVID CONDON PHILIP CREAN most memorable moment graduation. KEVIN CRONAN PAULCUNNINGHAM THOMAS DAVIS 130 DENNIS FAWSON MICHAEL FOLEY PAMELA ESPINOLA PATRICIA ESPINOLA THOMAS DEVER JOHN DEVANEY ELLEN DOWNING LAWRENCE DOYLE BRUCE DILL EDWARD DORAN most memorable moment razzing big danny b.. DANIEL HEBERT DEBRA JACKSON DONNA HOLMES KAREN HOWARD most memorable moment my junior prom. WAYNE JONES JOSEPH JOHNS CHARLES KALDES MARY ANN KARAVOLAS favorite quote you’re something else. MARY KATZ KARL KRAVCHUK most memorable moment ed ' s class. PAUL LAWRENCE GRACE MARCHESINI most memorable moment graduation. KENNETH LOWRY MARCIA MARAMALDI JAMES MCDONNELL 134 GLENN LILLY MICHAEL MATERNOWSKI CHRIS MORALES THOMAS MORTON WAYNE MUISE friendship is when Mr. Meagher is quiet. JAMES NICHOLAS SUSAN PAVICK NANCY PEICOTT JOSEPH PENNEY RICHARD PERRY DEBBIE RECHETNUK CHERYL ROSS 135 WILLIAM SIMPSON KENNETH SINCLAIR ROBIN SULLIVAN favorite quote Anna ' s looking foranother outlet FRANK VIGOR BARBARA SUDAK mm CLASS HISTORY We all came together for the beginning of our five years at Seeglitz Jr. High. This is when the boys became men in jackets and ties and the girls became ladies in nylons, fishnets, and skirts to the knees. This was the first time for travelling to classes — what did it matter that you were with your own home room all day? We still were travelling. And of course there was the underground cafeteria, where the boys couldn’t see the girls eat or vice-versa . Remember Tag-Day, yo-yos, and squirt guns? By the end of the year the strange faces became familiar and with a sense of excitement mixed with a bit of fear, we entered the J.F.K. The big things at Kennedy were a library you could really go to as long as you didn’t chew gum, study halls with all your friends, and our own sports teams. Braver and bolder we all had different schedules, took showers in gym and on nice days sat out on the courts. At the end of our Kennedy Era we celebrat- ed with a barbecue, Lincoln Park, and Casual Day. We made it! One year at the old Peabody High, but an important one. We were now in high school. However, not quite the big shots we were at Kennedy. This was the first time we had to suffer as under- classmen. Things were different here. Girls and boys weren’t separated at lunch and we could buy ice cream. Remember worrying which gym you were supposed to be in and wondering if you’d miss your whole gym class if you went to the wrong one? Because of the size of the building, you could get away with things you once thought to be impossible, and it was twice the fun. Friday night dances were a common thing and life was beautiful if you had a friend with a car. We were grown up now and for mid- terms and finals we could come and go. Junior year started late and in mild horror. Why was our school up in the woods, look like a factory, have a long tunnel as an entrance and have no windows? It made us wonder a little. By then most of us had licenses and MacDonald’s became the place to go. This year the library was swamped — thanks to American Pie and Carol King. Is there anyone who didn ' t get spoken to by Mr. Espindle at least once for disturbing others? Mr. Cronin became the most important teacher to most of us, despite the traumatic experiences he offered! Open Campus went into effect and those with seventh period study hall were the envy of all. Then it was College Board time and we decided that maybe college wasn’t so important anyway. Our Senior Year came and we finally became the envy of the lower classmen. By this time we had fig- ured out which door was really the front entrance to the school. This year almost all of us majored in whist and Senior Lounge, while listening to whatever was making music over the intercom. Our drama club put on a fantastic “Becket” and brought us the Proposition”. Many waited anxiously to hear from their colleges and we all made big decisions in our lives. Now we’ve graduated and it’s bittersweet, an end of an era, and a beginning 137 dHHBfifc Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1973 From the Staff of Gainsboro Studio Gainsboro Studio Official Class Photographers For the Class of 1973 317 Essex St. Salem, Mass. 744-1055 142 COmp met s gasman qelahn C6. peoJbody mass. 148 ses? uiswer meRCHANTS LOAflfteN NATIONAL SANK OF £fii-en ssRviwfi m wfirmom A SHAUJiMur AssoctariorH brnk fdxc MeMeEK A.C. UWMRENCE LEKTHER COMPRM ' V CHERRONTIRE CO. 33OTT 33 U)QJJ UT ST. plocqodv, raws. ' Voxm. Ou ' R.BuSx ' aLS 5 149 u A’RWE’IV SfWmgs 3a K Teabody, Hass. EAcie CAN CO. bud OF PEA 60 Dy LV) Pea.cVv fipoc reihe Spence 4uh body 7S Udshinjlo i Si pec Jbo dy Cenlr-4.) S sl ocJ ute)) fun era] home, peabody cc npli ri e i s p Sl . CfiJlrf £ f UL n era. hone. ea.$ , coq.s w . oecOoo vA 53S-3WO ’ Temp lear fleali I n M l S . C. ft. 30 y s H ' iip £ Kur) Beauty Shop Lowell Sf. Ul. Peabody 152 Howard tharmcv qn LVNA 1 STRUT £o JTYl PLP 80 Chns -P U e £ en Procni !o P r Sinc leton J A V 1 . -v« v° o 0 “b V -V -£ % £L 153 Au ol-Wts 18 Foster 5-i. 531 - 5 X 20 3b jL)askjlrvgiot , S . P.Z. QfteSWAHRW sln C£ ISO 1 - toe sen Foft Less pu. ' bVt c uwe otuse ' lO ' b Lyruo S4 154 OF cBcem II coanmx , CE CiMPUMENTS F MEW ENGLANI CARBIDE TOOL CO. INDUSTRIAL fVIRk, PEABtOY BIST WISHES TOTH t CLASS OF 73 ALPERS-OF PEAOODT CLOTHING SQUARE For m em AND Boys 10 FOSTER ST. poatu pfetfeui fa oounjjyu o oi o . qMj oc cmlarbo” luOf Shjbp; HI jmoMi, Ahu k , pwJMjj 53 £ 2.791 5 31 = 1 1 P.T. Moods BicKnell $ Fuller Ins. Agency Inc. Coniainer Corp . inausi Hal Plain Street , Peabody 158 ' P ° rK peaboJf, IjHHBfgMSfn ISMSm fRIiKRKU «| conmmeNTS or P Y n V( s lib mRy CHANDLERS ' quality ice cream since 18 04 fib. IIH Peabodu pllmenis oS com LIOV Bus Co. True. k Sew eft son lygn-ua COMPLIMENTS OF: allyn hardware dr. mrs. peter g. drake sid goldman holden’s dairy bar holden oil inc. jo sand’s inc. lancaster’s b.p. service s.w. maistrellis me guire’s flowers w. white ' s international house of pancakes papa gino’s piece o’ pizza peabody car wash united auto supply co. raymonds pharmacy tavares market wilson square drugs VlsWs o o in s S unoco ery ' ice” Cofiner i- jnn. e l- ' j nti$ e)el c ) ass df ‘ 3 Rich ' s Department- S ore 163 Anternationai -Association oj? Aire Ai hters LOCAL 925 41 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 North Shore Labor Council Associated Firefighters of Massachusetts Silent sunlight, welcome in. There is work I must now begin. All my dreams have b io - ' ' ' ' And the children yvait They’ll soon remember When the heart is young And the night is done And the sky is blue. m m , . x ■ ■ Morning songbird, sing away. Lend a tune to another day. Bring your wings and choose a roof Sing a song of love and truth We’ll soon remember if you do . . . When alt things were tall And our freinds were small And the world was new. Sleepy horses, heave away. Put your backs to golden hay. Don’t ever look behind at the work you’ve done, For your work has just begun There’ll be evening in the end But till that time arrives You can rest your eyes And begin again. Cat Stevens Hk Hello my friend So happy to see you again. I’m so alone all by myself just couldn’t make it. Have you heard what the winds blowin’ down? Have you heard a lot of peoples cornin’ right on down? Communication is coming on strong, It don’t give a damn if your hair is short or long. I said get out of your grave, everybody is dancin’ in the street. Do what you know, don’t be slow you gotta practice what you preach. It’s time for you and me come to face reality. Forget about the past things ain’t what they use to be . Keep on straight ahead. We got to stand side by side. We got to stand together and organize. They say power to the people That what they’re screamin’ freedom of the soul Pass it on, pass it on to the young and old. You got to tell the children the truth they don’t need a whole lot of lies. Cause one of these days they’ll be running things. So when you give them love you better give it right. Woman — child — man and wife, the best love to have is love of life. Hello my friend So good to see you again. Been all by myself I don’t think I can make it alone Keep on straight ahead. Jimi Hendrix 167 PEABODY VETERANS ' MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL ( ' Awl • ' r :2l-sfosAr CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES From THE CLASS OF 1974 ;. ' ,r ?• -•vV ' -v-V.V ' CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES From THE CLASS OF 1975 iiffM 4 :vA. • •: : ; : • ' ■ ' : r jV ; ,• ■ ■-i ■■■• ■ r-; t . ' .V - - : y .- ' M cV- ' - ' i ’ v V ' .v- VA - ' :’;V •• r ■ ■ i : «•: . ■ ■■ ■■ ■; V V: ■: V ' VV a;,. mello’s bakery, 136 main st. peabody school lunch organization essex international inc. 247 lynnfield st. industrial coil co. birch st. middleton central funeral home, peter micalchuck, prop. wilinsky, wolff zetlan insurance agency inc. holiday inn quinn bros. iron co. emersons restaurant martin cerel realty burger chef me donalds evans flowers marc aurele drugs me giverns furniture peabody glass co. peabody times, beverly mass. pleasant auto school tanner city auto school tanner city tire co. alice vagge gowns peabody school committee reliable fence co. south peabody liquor store Todays Army now oilers 16 months or more in Europe. Guaranteed Ask today about enlisting in Armor Artillery or Infantry 11 you want to live and work where tourists only visit, g AriHW wants to loin you. COMPLIMENTS OF: homeroom c385 napoleon g. goulos mr. mrs. Charles drakopoulos empire homes inc. towne lyne house peabody institute library leather outlet john t. berry, jeweler wm. f. gromko, realtor wardhurst shishkebab steak house camille janine melanson thomas goulos, class president community taxi inc. rich’s department store robert mahoney dmd mage maker pvmhs library a friend andrews beauty salon peabody pediatric associates savage realty comet realty comet leather co. west lynn creamery dunkin donuts What is the moment of our birth? We know the birthday of our body. Yet we can never know the moment of birth of our character. It has no date. The birth of our character has many beginnings and is without end in the days and years of our life. At every moment we face an infinite number of opportunities to create a greater meaning in our life. Always, we find ourselves before another beginning. In this we discover the most creative power of Man the power and delight of the self-creation of our character. We create our character when we are alone with ourselves and in the relationships we also evolve with others. And most of all our values will be determined by the direction in which we choose to grow with others and within ourselves. On the preceding pages we have tried to express our understanding of some of the opportunities given to all of us to find the direction and meaning of our lives. But we know it is only when words move a man to act that they reveal their strength. In what we do we find the continuing birth of our character. In what we do . . We are always before another beginning. Moshe Davis Victor Ratner When you ’re down and troubled and you need a helping hand And nothing, nothing is going right Close your eyes and think of me and soon I will be there To brighten up even your darkest nights You just call out my name and you know wherever you are I’ll come running to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, all you’ve got to do is call And I’li be there you ’ve got a friend If the sky above you should grow dark and full of clouds And that old North Wind should begin to blow Keep your head together and call my name out loud Soon I’ll be knocking upon your door Ain ’t it good to know that you ’ve got a friend When people can be so cold They ’ll hurt you and desert you They ’ll take your soul if you let them But don ’t you let them, you ’ve got a friend, Ain ’t it good to know you ' ve got a friend!