Peabody High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

Peabody Institute Library, Peabody 3 1253 00300 7877 3013. ST. ( For Reference Mot to be taken from this library V Let me introduce myself: I am Peabody Veterans Memorial High School — A large public high school Just this side of reality. What follows is an autobiography of myself — Just a small sampling of my life To let you know who 1 am and What makes me tick — Mom VI mtl. W uk 9 Mb � A jta i As each new school year begins 1 welcome a new group of students into my corridors. Just so, I welcomed the class of 1977, and I can still recall Their confused yet expectant faces, when, as sophomores. They roamed my halls. I watched them learn; I watched them grow. I rejoiced in their happy days, I reached out to them in their sadness. 6 And, as I see yet another inevitable cycle Draw to a close, I prepare to bid them A fond farewell — As each glorious graduation signals the end of One of my many eras. And the beginning of one of theirs. I::- t 7 The times we shared together — Myself and my students — Are remembered only in my mind I am a brief but important part of Shaping today’s world With yesterday’s memories. Each graduating class Is yet another chapter In the unwritten biography of my Never to be experienced again Remembered only in my mind. IMLId If h { W lk i i liny ’ £:ftf ■� . i I have often experienced with you the explosion of an original thought, The excitement of sudden understanding. I have grown with you. Your knowledge is now my knowledge. You have left an indelible footprint in my halls of learning. fb L « 0 Vl ' s.t A u fj V- J hi V M, i f ft A It will be a memory-filled day for me As I watch you, with diplomas in hand. Pass through my halls for the last time. I have given you All that I am capable of giving. I have taught you all that I know. In return, you have shared with me A small part of your lives. And I now have this too. To pass on to those who will follow you. 14 And if there is any last piece of advice That I can pass on to you. It is this — Always cherish what you have learned here. But never be limited by it. Growth and change are life-long processes — You’ve only just begun. 15 liJLy,- KiL- mBm ■ ' H I 1 1 iwT ■ WE’RE For his ability to turn any class into an enjoyable experience And for his untiring dedication in the role of advisor to the Senior Class we The graduating class gratefully dedicate The 1977 META to JACK WILSON 18 My dear Graduates, My sincere congratulations to the members of the Class of 1977 on your grad- uation from Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. Today’s world is a complex one. The challenges are overwhelming, but some- one has wisely observed that we cannot change yesterday, nor begin tomorrow until it is here. What is left for you and me is to make every today the best that can be. When we can do this, we will be on the highway to success, because we will be using our todays in the best way we know how and our tomorrows will be rich with promise. May your lives be rewarding and blessed with health and happiness. Sincerely, Principal 19 ADMINISTRATION ROBERT IRELAND WILLIAM A. WELCH JAMES PICONE ROY FARIA HENRY EAGAR RICHARD CODAIR 20 Its GUIDANCE JAMES ASHBY JOSEPH GUARENTE ELLEN BLOCK ANNE O’NEILL KENNETH LIPMAN JESSIE COSTELLO 21 HH LOOO. NELSON BRITT Art 1 KATHRYN D’AMOUR Business DEPARTMENT GRACE FITZPATRICK Home Economics THOMAS J. CALLAHAN English FRANK TOSTE Drama Communication john McDonald Foreign Language HEADS MICHAEL PRODANAS Mathematics FRANCIS HARDY Social Studies Missing for picture is Jeremiah Ryan, Industrial Arts Department Head. JAMES TERLIZZI Science JOHN EVANS Music 25 B. NELSON R. JOHNSON L. PARISI N. POWERS M. KILEY J. PYBURN N. SCHALLER A. LEITAO S. SHEA M. COLLINS H. MORRISS D. SINCLAIR E. ELLIS J. NESTOR P. SMYRNIOS M. JOHNSON K. O’LEARY M. TALKINGTON 26 C. BURNETT P. FISHMAN C. MCNAIR J. MARSHALL M. HAGUE J. MEAGHER D. WHITMORE J. HOSMAN L. MERRILL J. VERONESE L. CARPENTER M. MACIEWICZ E. BRAWLEY A. DUBOIS R. MAKELA T. FLYNN E. ESPINDLE N. MASTERSON C. MOULTON R. WEITZMAN C. CORDEIRO B. NELSON C. WILSON P. DECONICK E. ROLLINS L. WISEMAN M. DIDONATO W. STORY R. CAVANAUGH N. LA VITA C. SHEEHAN E. YOST E. GLASSBERG E. SHEEHAN D. YOUNG L. KONDON mm L. RAGNO E. SAPIENZA P. BILLERT A. WAINER C. HAYES A. DUBOIS B. SIGEL B. BOYLE D. DOE R. SERIJAN M. BARBUTO G. CELATA M. MAGLIO F. GRAHAM L. SKWARA F. NICOLOSI K. MIZZI E. MANION 29 IN OUR WORLD WE LEARN FROM YESTERDAY P. ROLLINS E. PROCHILO E. SYLVESTER M. TOKARZ J. BROWN J. CALLELY P. GIBNEY A. IRISH J. OLEKS C. VAROUDAKIS F. WETTERLOW M. BRETT H. FULLAM L. ESPINDLE M. KUKLINSKI K. NOONAN C. MARTIN T. NEYLON LIVE FOR TODAY HOPE FOR TOMORROW 7 i A - ; ■ - r . i ip 1 •- • KV i £? 5 j :: v h«C -f ( Nj V 8 1 m f4 J ML. •■ SR ! 2 M. LAMY L. BENOIT R. DANISH A. SAPIENZA G. SMYRNIOS M. ZIELSKI R. BISCEGLIA M. BRETT ?. A 9 m. HN - fc C. LELITO M. MCNAMARA E. C. LAPPAS R. ANGOFF NIZWANTOWSKI J. CUSHING P. DECOURCY H. HESKETH S. AVEDIKIAN D. LATUS 31 J. OLEKS J. BURKE, R.N. M. DUMMY K. CASSIDY D. MARTWICHUCK D. RALPH J. MELLO N. SWARTZ A. METROPOLIS P. TOOMEY C. MURPHY J. WILSON 33 an Marcy Abad Bilingual secretary and travel around the world Spanish club Cheryl Adams Physical education teacher Beth Alexuk Lisa Alimonti DECA Mary Ellen Anthony fo travel, haridressing Patience Alexander To write the “Great American Novel” Observer editor. Tanner staff Kenneth Anslono Business Administrator; Sue cess N.Y.W.A. Tracey Agurkis Paul Alviti ro retire at 18 Meta, Local 13 Don Anderson Vocational Club 38 Lori G. Arons Child psychology Football cheerleader Charles Atherton Auto mechanic — Heavy equipment mechanic Vocational Club Denise Arsenault Charlene Ayers To be successful Captain baton squad, band council Jack Antonelli College Baseball, soccer Steve Aslin Merchant Marine Prod social club Elaine Ardini Scott Aulson Vice president of Senior Class (Voc.) Mark Baker To be successful Joanne Backman Photography club DECA president 39 Stephen Baker Nancy Barrett Tom Barrett Linda Ball To be famous and successful Track, field hockey Go on to school German, debate, T.V. news- caster, Media communication Vocational Club Anne Baron Sally Ann Barry Jean Bartlett Math teacher Kathryn Barrett Nurse-midwife French club. Newspaper, Na- To travel tional honor society Physical therapist Cindy Barufaldi Lisa Barosin Psychologist Hebrew club 40 Matt Batchelder Michael Bean Robin Beeders Joanne N. Bates Soccer To be an excellent musician Laboratory Technician Professional business woman Ski club, Hebrew club Basketball cheerleader, homeroom rep Stephanie Batsinelas Karin Bergim Nancy Bernard Respiratory therapist Secretary Field hockey Craig Bellville Electrician David Benjamin Vocational Club To save all endangered species Ed Bernasky U.S. Aerospace team Student council. Senior class vice-president, French club, Golf team 41 Brenda Bernier To own a greenhouse and be a florist Joseph Bettencourt Rick Anthony Bianco Physical Education (To own a Nautilus Club) Theodore Berns Linda Bettencourt Go into the health field; Lab Technician Wendy Bierman Registered Nurse Ron Bettano To become a C.P.A. National Honor Society Nicholas Bezemes Want to be a State Trooper Stuart Bernstein Succeed through corruption Motorcycles, Skiing Maria C. Bettencourt To live a long life Portugese Club 42 Christine Bird College Field Hockey, Swim Team, Softball, Sr. Homeroom Rep. John Blitch Military Academy and career Football, Track, Lacrosse, Ski Sue Boaman Make others happy Homeroom Rep. Michael Boardway Paramedic Weightlifting Club Lisa Block Fashion Merchandiser Maureen Ann Blodgett To become a nurse (R.N.) Laurie Beth Borstel Pre-school teachers French Club Robert James Borucki Bob Bonia Trucker Patricia Lee Bornstein To become a CPA of a large corporation. Make people happy and enjoy life National Honor Society, Busi- ness Club — Treasurer, Co- editor of Business Staff of “META” 43 Bryan Boutin To ride the world ' s fastest motorcycle David Boyd Leisa Boyle Travel Tina Bovio Janet Boyd Judy Bowden To open my own crafts store or work in a Day Care Center Judy Boyd Cathy Boulas To be happy in life D.E.C.A. — Treasurer Debbie Bowman Stay happy Student Council, gymnastics Alyson Boylan Nursing 44 Debbie Bradley Janet Brennan Physical Therapist Maria C. Branquinho Go to college and become a translator or interpreter Maureen Brennan Nurse Cheerleader Mary Lou Braz To work in some type of of- fice Portuguese Club Mike Britt Steven Brooks Janice Breen Dental Hygienist Susan E. Broderick Nurse John S. Broughton Music Career German Band, Stage Band Band Council, Band, Intra- mural Sports Liane V. Brown To pursue a career in Early Childhood Education French Club, Intramural ten- nis Wendy Burke Wendy Brown To be happy Homeroom Rep. Elizabeth Burns Legal Secretary Stage One, Chorus Donna Budesky To major in Psychology Football Cheerleader Tom Burns Board of Governors NYWA Hockey Karen Byrnes Suzann Murray Broughton Lawyer (Political Service) Student Council — President — Vice-President, Student Advisory, Swimming, Pep Squad Kevin Burge Accountant Lounge Club Alison Butler To marry boyfriend and be a Nursery School Teacher 46 Wendy Cain To make the best of life Bev Carnes Work with children Field Hockey, Softball Diane Caputo To be happy John Carney Playboy Club James Carpenter Natural Resources Media Communications Club Joseph Carangelo Chemical Engineer Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, National Honor Soci- ety, Math League Jean Marie Caron Law Enforcement Anne Carey Artist DECA — Secretary Linda Caron To be a Pharmacist or a Re- spiratory Therapist META Staff Robert Carpenter College — Math Teacher Football, Baseball 47 Joyce Can- Nurse Judie Cataldo To be a dancing teacher. To be happy and have peace of mind Philip D. Carter To be an officer in the U.S. Navy Soccer Team, Chess Club, Lounge Club Virginia Catalfamo Frank Cartolaro Gary Cavanaugh To be a member of Monty Python ' s Flying Circus Yearbook Staff, Local 13 Scott Chambers Stephanie Cayon META, French Club, Photog- raphy Club Jennifer Chandler Legal Secretary, Gymnastic Coach, Co-Captain — Girl’s Gymnastic Team Construct homes Vocational Club Carlos Castanheira 48 Elizabeth Chenery To become a Biologist National Honor Society, Co-Captain of girl’s spring track Robert Cianfrocca To own a pet shop. Outdoor Activities Cathy Clocher To get everything out of life and enjoy it fully. Pres, of Media Communica- tions Club, Language Lab Holly Chesnauskas Computer Programmer National Honor Society, Var- sity Track (3 years) William Cianfrocca Auto mechanic Vocational Club Robin S. Clopper To become a History Re- search Scientist Photography Club, Hebrew Club Rhonda Christ To be happy in life. David Cieri Science Field, Serve my pur- pose in the world. Science Club Bob Church Michael Clifford Pilot Baseball, German Club 49 Nancy Cohen Lawyer Pres, of German Club. Soph. HR. Rep. Joan P. Connolly Special Education Teacher Michael Conrad To be an H- Face forever N.Y.W.A. Joseph Cole Law Enforcement Vocational Club Bernadette Connors Foreign Language Interpreter German Club Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society Doreen Conway Airline Stewardess Mary Coleman Social Work Patricia Ann Coombs Physical Therapist Football Cheerleader Howard Coles Go to college and become a veternarian German and Hebrew Club, Intramural Flag Football, Co-ed Volleyball, Going out for Lacrosse and Tennis Team Richard Cordero Electrician or a trade Vocational Club 50 Ron Cordero Carpenter Vocational Club Pam Cronin An Elementary School Teacher David B. Cotton College — History Hebrew Club Susan Crowell (CLAM) To die laughing Mary Coughlin Recreational Therapist Hockey Cheerleader, H R. Representative Tom Crean Christine Cucchiara Hairdresser, To meet new faces, have good times and to be happy Gloria Covarrubias Music Performance Music Guild Maureen Cronan Veterinary Assistant Russell Curewitz Business Administration 51 William Curr Pilot Soccer. N.Y.W.A. Kathy Daley Registered Nurse Debbie D ' Ambrosio Special Education Teacher Corinne Curreri Ballet Dancer or Photo- grapher Janet A. Davidson To be a Veternarian and Ani- mal Trainer Photo Club Dennis Daigle Christine Davis Pharmacy Science Club, Track, Junior Varsity Basketball Mark D’Alessandro Technician Vocational Club Diana D’Aloisio Physical Education and Re- creation. To enjoy life. Swim Team, Gymnastics, Track Carol D’Avolio 52 Dianne DeCarlo To be happy and successfull Bob Delaney Zoleila Delarosa To travel all over the world Span ish Club Paul Decoulos To succeed in life and enjoy it. Ski Club Carol Natalie De Lisio The world’s best Hairdresser Peter N. Decoulos To be successful Football Team James Delpero To be a success Chess Club, Varsity Football, Intramural Lacrosse Paula DeFilippo English Teacher Music Guild Terri Delaney Physical Education Teacher Varsity Field Hockey, Indoor Track, and Captain of Spring Track, Jr. H.R. Representa- tive William Desmond Electrician Vocational Club 53 Richard Desrocher College — Armed Forces Soccer Sheila Donegan Jeffrey Dick To accomplish all that I set out to do in life. Football, Baseball Norine Doran Adriane Dillon Thomas Doherty Pilot Lounge Club Mark Anthony Doria — “Tiny” Climb Mt. Fuji Football and Track, Drinking Team, N.Y.W.A. Dolly Dion To be a Social worker and travel Nancy E. Dolan Medical Technology Football Cheerleader, FLR. Representative Judy Doucette 54 Brian Elliot Douglas To become a Biologist or Medical Technologist French Club, The Tanner, National Honor Society Bill Dow Medical Lab Technician and Minister French Club and Science Club Robin Downey Joe Dubie Perry J. Douvros Self Employed Beautician Skiing, Martial Arts Mark Drew Drive around the U.S. of A Mindy Druckman Teaching Punks Connor, BBYO. PEAY, ART, Story Hour Pam Dowme Gail Drozewski Barbara Drozewski Eileen Rose Duff To always be successful, hon- est, and content. Pres, of the Sr. Class Mary Dumas To be alive and feeling free National Honor Society Diane Eliopoulos Medical Assistant Jr. and Sr. Homeroom Rep., Greek Club Bonnie Dumas Debbie Dzielnik Nurse Colorguard, Intramurals, Band Council Gary Robert Eliuk Carpenter or Truck driver; Vocational Club Philip Eagan George Eramo Mechanic, Vocational Club Elza Marie Eiro Legal Secretary Marlene Marie Espinola Math Teacher Track Team, Church group. Confirmation advisor 56 Leo Fallon Lawyer Andrea Fee Ecologist Kelly Farrar To Party, Hairdresser Karen Fessenden Biologist French Club, Newspaper, Na- tional Honor Society, Intra- mural Volleyball Mark Fabrizio Join either Air Force, Navy or Coast Guard Margaret M. Faust Psychologist French Club, German Club, Newspaper, Observer Jackie Marie Feudo Medical Secretary Yearbook Staff Andy Estabrooks Architect Cross Country Track Ed Febonio Auto Mechanic PROD Social Club Alex “Shemp” Filopoulos Lawyer Football, Lacrosse, Homeroom Rep. 57 Lisa Finn Early childhood education Pep Squad, Hebrew Club Suzanne Flynn Physical Education Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball Gary S. Fredericks Criminal Law Field Deborah A. Foley Foreign Languages Sr. Homeroom Rep., German Club Lynda French Stewardess, Bank Teller Doreen Foley Early childhood education Angelo (Zues) Fuflis Journalist Track Marc Fisher (Fish) To take my truck to California Don Fournier Steve Fuller Carpenter Senior Class President, Voca- tional Club 58 Tim Funicelli Auto, Diesal, and Turbine Mechanic; Vocational Club Donna Gagnon Jill Gannon Lisa Gainley Debbie Gabrielski Lawyer “Ozzie” Steve Gallagher Gabreil Garavaman To be on the board of gover College Spanish Club Leo Gagne Music performer, Guitarist, Songwriter, Recording En- gineer; Academy of Modern Music, Vocational Club nors of NYWA Member of NYWA Steve Galloway Auto Mechanic Hockey Harry Garavaman Engineer Soccer, Hockey, Golf Charlene L. Gargas Hairdresser Greek Club Brad Gauthier C.P.A. Football Gary Gershaw “To be an actor” Photo Club, Newspaper Staff, Stage One President, Year- book Photo Editor Richard “Durkee” Gatti lFuture President of the NYWA, Capt. of Basketball, Lacrosse Paul H. Gershlak College Soccer Carolyn Jean Gardner Stage One, Chorus Ellen Margaret Gaudet To go into some kind of fashion field Art Club, Gymnastic In- tramurals, Tennis Michael Gianatassio To be a Computer Systems Analyst Lounge Club Greg Gargas Law Enforcement Football, Baseball, Greencard holder of the NYWA Edward Garber 60 George Giannias To be a Pilot Kat Gilbert George Gonnella Engineer Fotios Giannopoulos Pilot Greek Club, Orientering Jeanne Gillis Physical Therapist French Club, Newspaper, Ob- server Lou Goodwin Auto Mechanic Vocational Club Judy Ginsberg Hebrew Club Lori Gordon Veternarian or Biological Re- searcher National Honor Society, Ski, German, Gymnastics Team Elizabeth Glynos Elizabeth Gould Physical Education Major 61 Nancy Gravellese Debbie Green Special Education All Ronald Guay Auto Mechanic Kathleen Griffin Nursing, Early Childhood Education Eric Green To be successful National Honor Society Sue Green To be happy Sandy Guzofski Gary Green Sports Broadcaster Media Communications, H.R. Representative, Tennis Jody Greenberg To succeed in whatever 1 may do. X-Ray Technician Skiing, Swimming Mary Hackett 62 Anne Marie Haidaczuk To become a fashion executive and continue my dancing career Co-Editor Yearbook (Business Staff), Business Club, National Honor Society Gary Hayward To be vice president of the NYWA Soccer, Winter Track, Baseball Anne Hallinan Director of a Day Care Center, Early Childhood Ed. J.V. Field Hockey, J.V. Bas- ketball, Varsity Softball Trish Heald Physical Therapy Donna Heitner Hebrew Club Maureen Hannigan Elaine Hendry Timothy R. Hart Engineering Constance Mary Hennessey To be a Certified Public Ac- countant, to be successful Business Club, President Na- tional Honor Society Gayle Hebert Physical Therapist Varsity Track, Jr. Homeroom Representative 63 Dawn Hersey Randall Hershoff Cathy Lyn Hetherington To further my education in theatre Steve Hiou Law Enforcement Football Jody Hoague Christine Marie Hobart School Teacher Music Guild, Stage One James Holleran Sherrill Holmes Steve Hogan C.P.A. To become a nurse Gymnastics team. Tennis team Who knows Cross-country, Track Rocky Hopkins Auto Body Repairman Vocational Club 64 Bob Ingemi Electronic Technician Vocational Club Cindy Jacques AnnMarie Jones Dental Hygienist Stephen Hosker College Intramurals: Lacrosse, Weightlifting Doreen Iula Psychologist National Honor Society Eric M. Jean Electrical Engineer Track Team Carl Heath Jackson To amount to something more than a drunk Football, Sr. Homeroom Rep. Helene Jacobs Patty Houlden Susan Hunt Physical Therapist Cheerleader (co-capt.) 65 Cindy Jones Jon Kalivas Steve Kalivas Debbie Jones Cathy Jordan Law Enforcement, State Trooper Track, Weightlifting, Football, Physical Therapist Traveling, Hairdressing Ski Club Cindy Karolides John Kallas Auto Mechanic Phyllis Kaplan Nicholas Karakoudas To be a Veterinarian Chess Club — President, Chess Team, Science Club Vocational Club Dayna Sue Katz To travel. To become an In- terior Designer Donna Louise Kelley Engineer or forester Track, photography. Library aid Lauri Ann Keogh To further my education Kelley A. King To be as patient as possible Stage One, Mass Media, Thes- pian society John Koen State policeman Vasrsity football Sandy Kirkorian Respiratory Technician Cindy Kessel Gerhard E. Klussmann College, Mechanical engineer Football, track, cars Darlene Kenendy Interpreter for French and Greek Greek, Music guild Paul Kilimonis Animal trainer Baseball, basketball, N.Y.W.A. Steve Knights 67 ■■ Kenneth Kocher Teacher of pro athletes Captain soccer team, baseball, basketball Linda Konieczka Basketball cheering, National honor society Patty Konovalchik Undecided Gymnastics Michael Kozak Alcoholic, N.Y.W.A. Football, track, drinking team Marcie-Jo Kresnow Medicine Treasurer Vice-president Hebrew club Denise Krygowski Ed Kuklinski Physician Electronic engineer French, Greek, Newspaper, baton squad Mary Lane Medical field Meta Nancy Ann LaFreniere Secretary Tim Lane To go to college Soccer 68 June E. Langill Nursing Jean Lawrence Kyle Leavitt Baseball, Basketball, Soccer Janice Langley Graduating High School Donna M. LaVoie To be a Lawyer Tennis Robert Langley Engineering Homeroom Rep., Band Joseph A. Lavoie Accountant Photo Club, Lounge Club Danny LaRochelle To be happy in life Disco Bill Lawson Accountant Baseball Brian LeBlanc CPA 69 Danielle LeBlanc Nanette LeBlanc Psychologist Mark Levine To be happy META Staff, National Honor Society, Skiing Se Corinne Lee Lewis Airline Stewardess; Open Fast Food Joint in Sahara Homeroom Rep. Richard LeBlanc College graduate, Wealthy and Happy Student Council, Student Ad- visory, Football, Track Becky Lehto Business Management National Honor Society, Homeroom Rep. Peter Liberti Law Enforcement Greek Club Paul LeGere Jody LeShana Brian Lightbown Auto Body Work Treasurer of Vocational nior Class Steve Lightbown Susan Lindberg Joyce Lindquist Henry Lipman Auto Body Mechanic Nurse Business administratoi Vocational Club, Homeroom Outdoor Track Lisa Lopez Air traffic controller manager Rep. Linda Lloyd Football James Little Judy Long Accountant Medical assistant Colleen Lonergan Robert G. Lord 71 Cindy Lozeau Linda Lubow Cheryl Lovato Linda Anne Love Successful career in engineer- Accountant Radiological Technologist Photography ing, Happy throughout life Sr, Class Treasurer, Hockey Hockey Cheerleader, Jr. D.E.C.A. Track Team Cheerleader, Swim Team Homeroom Rep. Julia Lunt Jane Lusardi Suzzanne Lusardi Business Administration Debbie Lundergan Secretary Susan Lutch Lynda Lynch 72 John MacKenzie Engineer Baseball Beth Ann Maguire Finish College, Be Happy Jr. Homeroom Rep., Student Council, Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball Kim MacKnight Linda Magulas Art Greek Club, Skiing Bill Mahoney Prod Social Club Diane Magner Dental Hygienist Basketball, Softball, National Honor Society, Intramurals Loree Mahoney Successful in Business and Life Kevin Lyons Plumber, Landscaper Robert A. MacGregor Beth Amy Maglin To realize what I ' ve got be- fore it’s gone 73 Katherine Ann Mamatas “Kathy” To be Happy and Successful in life Co-Editor of Yearbook Nina Marianos Debbie Mangold Pediatric Nurse Color Guard Bruce R. Marks To be successful Hockey, Tennis Jo-Ann Manos Secretary Daniel Marchese Mark Martins Maria Maravelis Hairdresser Treasurer of Greek Club Dean Marchetti Math Professor, Teach at Col lege Intramurals: Football, Hoc key. Basketball Donna Massa Medical Secretary 74 Judi Mazonson Kathy McCarthy Softball Robert McDonald CPA German Club, National Honor Society Debbie Mazzola To try hardest to achieve my goals National Honor Society, Business Club Patti E. McDonald Greek Club Wayne McDonald Automotive Field Darryln McCarron Court Reporter Ellen J. McDonnell Work for an airline Pep Squad Doreene Angel McCarthy Happiness and success in ev- erything I do Stage One Thomas McDonough 75 Diane M. McDuff Tom McElwain Linda McGrath Bella McIntyre To be an Artist Susan McGinn Successful Electrician Vocational Club Brian R. McLaughlin College Child Psychologist Chorus To do well Karen McGovern President of Vocational Club John J. McLaughlin Jr. Treas. of National Honor So- ciety, Tennis Intramurals Christopher McKenney Law Enforcement Vocational Club Special Ed Teacher Ken McKenzie Lawyer Football, Track, Chess Club 76 Maureen McMahon Football Cheerleader Cynthia Mead Physical Therapy Swim Team Jeffrey McMath Julie Melkonian James D. McMahon To open an ice cream shop in Siberia Basketball, N.Y.W.A. John McOsker Carpenter and Karate Master PROD Social Club Joe McMahon Peter McQuarrie To make it in the Marine Corps Vocational Club Robert Mello Gina S. Mellace Mathematician Secretary of Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Class, Vice- President of National Honor Society 77 Frank Messina Peter Metropolis Carol Middleton Bob Milewska To play Pro Baseball, To enjoy life and Marylou Baseball Chess Susan Mogavero Jacalyn Molin Paula Michaud To be an Executive Secretary Medical Assistant Business Club Joe Meunier Sr. H.R. Representative, Gymnastics Team David Miller Lawyer Baseball Susan Mills 78 Michael Moore Esther Morhaim Nurse, Happy Forever Hebrew Club, National Honor Society Linda A. Morrissey Doctor German Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Y.C.P., Chorus Tina Moreno Debbie Moore Registered Nurse — Majoring in Pediatrics Sr. H.R. Representative Carol Morfiris To become a Hairstylist Vice-President of Greek Club Brian Morrissey Jim Moore Electrical Engineer Linda Morgenstern C.P.A. Intramural Basketball and Tennis Ed Mulherin To be a Lawyer National Honor Society, N.Y.W.A. 79 Karen Murphy To be 1st woman to land on Moon Martha Murray Accountant Basketball — Manager Butch Musial Machinist Vocational Club Karen Ann Miraglia Secretary Stage One, French, German Richard Murphy Kenneth P. Myers To be a millionare Erin Murphy William D. Murphy Business Media Club Vicki Myers To get my Pilot ' s license Philip Murphy To become a good lawyer Student Council, Golf, N.Y.W.A. 3 Joe Nager Rich enough to take five years to relax Stage One Diane Neckers Special Education Teacher Swim Team, Intramurals Janet Nolan Leslie Nally Medical Secretary Ellen Nessen Juvenile Probation Officer Hebrew Club Nancy B. Norman Lawyer, To strive for the best in life Student Government Day Delegate, Jr. Homeroom Rep. Cathy Newell Dental Hygienist Hockey Cheerleader, Na- tional Honor Society Martin Norwood Travel Vocational Club Anne Marie Nicholas Travel Cross Country Teresa Nowicki Scrub Nurse, To be fairly rich 81 Patrick H. O’Dowd Machinist Vocational Club Michele Ann Olivolo To search and someday find . . . Pep Club Nancie Oliver Physical Therapist Gymnastic Team Lyn Nowlan Dream On Kathy O’Connell Maureen OLeary Travel Michael O’Donnell Government Service Scott O’Brien Phys. Ed., Coach Track Student Advisory, Student Council, Cross Country — Captain, Indoor Outdoor Track, Language Lab Club — President Patty O’Hara Medical Secretary Melissa Nunn 82 Maureen O’Shea Dentist Homeroom Rep. Bob Pace Marry a beautiful blonde Drama Satoru Orlandella Lawyer Photo Club, German Club Steven O’Neil Paula Olsen John Osepchuk Frances Pacillo Norma Lee Ouellette Photo Club, French Club, Na tional Honor Society Lon-anne Osgood David Panopoulos State Trooper Football 83 Cheryl Pantapas To be successful David Pantazi Rennie Parianos To become a nurse Vice President and Secretary Greek Club, Office Aid Mark Pappadouplos Bikey Vocational Club Mary Parsons Library or Theater work, To leave my mark on the world Stage One Zoe Pappas Special Education Greek Club Leo A. Pascale Master Mechanic Prod Social Club, Yankee Club, Summit Club Susan Pantapas Commercial designer Greek Club, Senior Homeroom Rep. Priscilla Jean Pare To become a hospital secre- tary Music Guild William Pasquale Accountant Track, Football, Weight Lift- ing, Ski Club 84 Lynne Ann Patterson To be happy and help others Natalia Peixoto Painter Portuguese Club Kathryn L. Pendleton Party Ronald Pellegrino “Moose” Air Force Mac Vice president P.V. Clubs Kathleen Penney Medical Secretary; to be suc- cessful Robert Pelletier Joanne Pepicelli Certified Public Accountant Basketball Cheerleader Patti Peicott Roland Pelletier Machinist Vocational Club Joe Perna Certified Public Accountant French Club 85 Bob Peruffo Advance Bottle Placement NYWA Ruthie Peterson To be a Legal Secretary Business Club Barb Peterson Alfred Pettine To travel Vocational Club Andrea Pietrazek Steve Petrovitsis Ann Pigulski To become Med. Secretary an4 Assistant Basketball, Softball, and Skiing William Piercey Communications Football, Lang. Lab Monitor, Media Comm. Club, Student Council Mike Pimenta Tom Pierzchala College (Accounting) 86 Sandi Ponn Paul Poremski Melody Pine Anne Marie Plourde To strive for the best things in life National Honor Society James Potember Actress or State Trooper Drama Guild X-ray Technician META Paul Potash Civil Engineering Dianne Porter Lisa Porter To own a liquor Store Donna Maria Power Debbie Price To be happy and successful Track and Field Dance Instructor 87 James Provencher Sue Provencher Eileen Proverb Bowbie Psaltis Auto Body Vocational Club Andrea C. Quinn Law Enforcement Business Club Bob Pyburn Brian Quade Legal Secretary Business Club Stephen Christopher To graduate Puchniak “Opportunity waits for no man Motorcycles, Music, More Bob Quadros Portuguese Club Ellen Quinlan 88 Sue Rae Shelley A. Raiter Jim Rancourt Bruc e Razin Lawyer Varsity Basketball and Softball Business Secretary Chemistry Math Club, Lounge Club To make it with Raquel Welch Dawn Rezendes Brian Joseph Danny Riley Diana Retchetnuk Joyce Ricci Richardson Paul M. Rheaume Fire Fighter Lounge Club 89 Debbie Riley Football cheerleader Donna Rizzotti Sue Robinson Medical field Linda Riley Clayton (The Rock) Rocker Mechanical engineer Football, indoor outdoor track Mary Rizzone Physical education coach or official Field hockey, softball, soccer, track, basketball, tennis and rec league sports Debbie Ellen Rodman Doctor of medicine Editor “The Tanner,” French Club, Stage One, Y.C.P. Vinny R. Rizzo Jr. To become a roc k guitarist Music club Wayne V. Robinson Body man Secretary vocational club Donna Rosano Office manager of a large cor- poration National Honor Society, business club, Sophomore homeroom rep. 90 Michelle Rose (Missy) Loree Rothman To become a Speech Therapist Meta Staff, Soph. jr. sr. Homeroom rep., Y.C.P. Jeff Rousseau Forestry Steve Rosen Art field President Art club, Meta, Tanner newspaper. Observer, National Honor Society Susan A. Routses Julie Ross To be happy, successful, and loved. To be me. Pam Russell German club. National Honor Society Edward Roy Law enforcement Tom Rougier Soccer, Hockey William Ryan Dog trainor Peabody Historical Danvers Rod Gun 91 | | j ... 1 ( i • 1 t I 1 i Ji ..TjflPf- ■ f | i y p p; ' . | M k - Cheryl Saad To live my life to the fullest Business Club Dana Sampson Auto Body Vocational Club Debra Sands Pediatrician Yearbook, National Honor Society, Volunteer Work Maureen Saffer Florist Mark Sampsonis “Marko” To be Fredrick L. Felini’s Right Hand Man NYWA Peter G. Sands Air Force Pilot Language Lab Club Jeff Saitow Co-Capt. of Varsity Swim Team, Tanner Staff Donna Sanger Executive Secretary to Pres, of major Airline National Honor Soceity, V.P. of Business Club, Alternate Homeroom Rep. Carole Salois Rosemarie Santoro To obtain total peace of mind and soul 92 Maria Santos Sharon Schifano Social Worker Chorus, Cheerleader Frank Saraceno Musician Mike Schnicker Aero Technologist Ronald Savage Teacher Band Walter Leo Scanlon Computer Programmer Peter J. Schubert A Rich Geologist Track: Cross-Country, In- door, Outdoor, Pres, of Math League, National Honor So- ciety Helene Scangas Carolyn Scaringi Bob Schweizer Mechanic PROD Social Club 93 Sophia A. Shahnaian Speach Therapist, To Stay happy. Cheering, Student Council David Sheehan Aerospace Engineer JV Soccer and Golf Kevin Sharkey To become a millionaire and be happy Joanne Sheehan Field hockey. Basketball, Na- tional Honor Society Christopher Selinger Denise Sharp Executive Secretary Homeroom Rep. Dana Robert Shorey State Police Debbie Serio Margaret Anne Sharry College, Travel French Club, National Honor Society Jacob E. Shulam (Jump- ing Jack Flash) Freestyle Skier, Lawyer 94 Mark Shuman Donna Silva Shelle Silveria Karen Simbliaris Engineer Secretary, Make people Stay Happy Band happy Portuguese Club Donna G. Skidgell Niki Skouras Manuel Cirino Silva Buddist Monk Maria A. Silva (Toni) Portuguese Club Secretary, Interpreter Portuguese Club, President Debbie Simons Fashion Retail Manager Carole Skaliotis Hebrew Club, Yearbook Staff Meta 95 Paul Slavin Head Scout of NYWA Nicholas Smyrnios Varsity Basketball, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety Wendy Snow David Snell Marcie Snyder Fashion Illustration Mark Snow Electrician Vocational Club Ralph Snow Civil Engineer National Honor Society Kenneth Smith To become a millionaire Janice Smith To become a nurse Tennis Sherri-lee Smith 96 Ina Beth Sogoloff Nicholas Sorrento Steve Soulard Robert J. Sousa Executive Secretary Carpenter Auto Mechanic Kim Spaneas Vocational Club Vocational Club Kim Southers Joe Spinale Science Major — Physical Donna Sperounis Therapist To be Successful and happy Basketball, Tennis, PUNKS Corner, Volleyball, Jr. Track Team, National Honor Soci- and rid us of all Jocks Ronald Squibb ety, Cheerleader, Candy Striper Cindy Sproul Nursing Volleyball, French Club, Newspaper, Leaders’ Club 97 Virginia Carol Stasulis Registered Nurse Portuguese Club, Ski Club Dwain Stevens Debra Stone To work a job I like Colorguard Steve Stephanides Business, Football, Retire at 35 Andrea Stiller Do all I can to help those less fortunate than myself Hebrew Club, Homeroom Rep. Laura Stern Artist Photography Club Judy Stillman Elementary School Teacher Enjoy Life Bill Stevens College-Study of Biological Sciences Ken Stockwell Joan St. Pierre 98 Laurie St. Pierre To travel. Become a killer whale trainer Photography Club John F. Sullivan To be successful in the future Football Debbie A. Surette Airline Stewardess Tennis, News Club Joanne A. Stratis Accountant William T. Sullivan State Tropper Football Cathy Strout Law Enforcement Don Surdham Mechanic Football Jean L. Sullivan Professional Clown Edward Surman To live on Valerie Jeanne Swain Dental Assistant 99 Jeff Swartz Robert M. Talone Charles Thomaidis Greek Club Daniel Sweeney To be happy and successful Russ Tanzer Carrot Cutter for Dintey Moore PROD Social Club James Sweeney Sherry Ann Temkin Lab Technician Eleanor Talbot Receptionist Debbie J. Thidemann Glenn Thomas Carpentry Vocational Club 100 Liane Thorpe To travel John Tomaz Engineer Portuguese Club David I. Titelbaum Electrical Engineer Photo Club, Media Comm. Club Cheryl Tome Housewife and Mother DEC. A. Sue Toby Kathleen Travalini Lawyer French Club, Student Gov- ernment Day Janet Tringali Juana Todd Major in Biology — premed. Spanish Club, Track and field (indoor and outdoor) Ellen Elizabeth Tremblay To marry my High School sweetheart Sharon Tringali Travel and enjoy life 101 Kathy Trogler Linda Varney Stenographer Massasoit Judo Club, Intra- mural Hockey Softball, Peabody Salem Girls Ice Hockey Evadne (Evy) Tsouvalas To live life to its fullest Meta, Business Club Stephen G. Velonis State Trooper Winter Track Brian Turmenne College, Business Bill Ventola Doctor N.Y.W.A., Basketball Valerie Waite Medical Technologist Robin Upton Dennis Vigneault Medical Technology Track Team Jerry Waldron To be happy 102 Vickie Walker Brian Walsh Jo-Ann Walsh Roy Walvick Physical Therapist Television Director Gordon L. Wasson II State Trooper Hockey Faye Waters Allen Welshons Mary Lou Waters Jay Weatherbee Policeman Prod Social Club Marcy Weinbuam Architecture Vocational Club 103 Kathleen F. Wilke To Travel Choms Penny Williams Happiness, Friendship, and Success Swim team. Homeroom Rep. (Soph., Jr., Sr.) Jim Wilkinson Gerry Winer Accountant Indoor track, outdoor track, lounge club, chess club Marilyn Whitcomb Bruce M. Wollman Electrician Vocational Club Ray Whitcomb Truck driver Vocational Club Audrey Wen Medical Technology Gymnastics team, National Honor Society Douglas Arthur Whynot Electrical Engineer To ski a glacier Linda Wentworth 104 Buddy Yeo Be Fruitful and Multiply Football, Track, Student Council Julie Zielski John Yale Paul N. Zimmerman Engineering, Architecture Meta Staff Nancy Anne Zimerowski English Teacher Photography Club and Ski Club Rychard Zak Medicine French Club, Math League, National Honor Society, Vol- leyball Alan Zorfas Lawyer Baseball Susie Wong Pharmacy Homeroom Rep. Hairdresser or Navy, Get Married Robert Zake Soccer, Tennis Pamela Jeanne Wood 105 Camera Shy Glena Ackley Richard Harding James O’Brien Carl Albano James Healy Pat Leary Eddie Arsenault Mary Ann Hogan Walter O’Neil Manuel Ataide Barry Howard John Palleschi Juanita Bavaro James Hurley Steve Pescatore Bernard Belle Thomas Irvine Glen Pierce Joe Bettencourt Andy Kaldes Joe Pimenta Paul Bitchell Richard Kennison John Polizzotti Peter Bogash Bunny Kolodziej Anthony Puzzo Douglas Bolivar Joseph Kolodziej Keith Reed Tone Bratland Michael LaBrie Frank Rennick Patricia Breeden Paul Langis Mike Ryan Tim Bresnahan A1 LaPrise Ronald Santos Anthony Brogna William Lefas Michael Scarpa Daniel Brolewicz Daniel Liakos Eric Schapero Ronald Bulger David Lord John Silvia Kevin Callahan Aurelio Loureiro Jeffery Sparkas Scott Carr William Lewis Ronald Spence Daniel Cavanaugh William Macchi Ernest Stavros Frank Chadboume Kenneth MacKenzie Paula Steeves John Chigas James Martin William St. Pierre A1 Cristoforo Thomas Martin John Studley Eddie Connors Donna Maurais Patricia Swain Dennis Conway Gregory McCarthy Mary Szalkowski Paul Denisco Stephen McKenzie Robert Tinkham James Downey Joseph Meunier Edward Tracchia James Downey Wanda Milewska Donald Wessels Derrin Dufan Allen Monteith Raymond Whitcomb Laura Fielding William Morrison Paul White Edward Gagnon Carol Morfirs Kathy Wilson Lorraine Gerakaris John Myers Susan Wysong Helen Graveline Manuel Nunes Roger Zemke 106 May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rairrs fab soft upon yo ur . And until we meet again May God hold you in the Palm of his hands. Anon. FROM THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977 Those that love beyond the world, cannot be separated. Death cannot kill what never dies. William JPenn In Memory of THEODORE PAVENSKI ooo Dear Graduates: Congratulations to the “Class of 1977.” I hope that the twelve years of train- ing that you have just completed will be a springboard towards your future goals and that those goals provide a better way of life for all. The theme of vocational education is “learning to do by doing,” and the learn- ing and the doing do not stop with your high school diploma. It has been said “he who has a trade has a legacy,” and this legacy can be improved and passed on from generation to generation. Value your aquired skills and natural abilities, use them to bring happiness to yourselves and to those who are close to you. Best wishes, and please visit the Vocational School from time to time as we will always be interested in you and your progress. Director 112 CLASS OFFICERS Brian Lightbown, Treasurer Wayne Robinson, Secretary Scott Aulson, Vice President Steve Fuller, President 113 G. BANOS J. CELATA S. BAVARO H. COLLYER M. CROWLEY R. BOYD S. DAVIS S. CAUSI M. MICHAUD J. MOGAVERO J. MURPHY R. OUELLETTE C. ROLLINS G. LEMBIDAKIS G. MARQUIS P. LACORTIGLIA 116 L. WILSON J. SHEA S. CENA C. SMYRNIOS E. COULTER W. THIBODEAU M. DULLEA 117 SOCCER 1ST ROW, L. TO R.: Assistant Coach Tony, G. Hayward, K. Kocher, Coach A1 Nunes, 2ND ROW, L. TO R.: R. Ortins, D. Hill, R. Isles, J. Barrows, P. Bolton, A. Leprise, T. Lane, T. Lawrence, K. Levitt, M. Batchelder, 3RD ROW, L. TO R.: M. Ruddock, H. Shaw, R. Hanlon, R. Zalis, P. Clifford, L. Kravetz, D. Espinola, R. Zak, 4TH ROW, L. TO R.: D. Madden, D. McCarthy, G. Suave, B. Curr, R. Peruffo, G. Garavanian, T. Rougier, P. Gershlak, 5TH ROW, L. TO R.: F. Tomaz, H. Garavanian. 1976 SOCCER This years team was one of the most dedicated and disciplined units that our school has had. Faced with the loss of the first three games, the team responded under the expert handling of Jr. Varsity Coach A1 Nunes and finished the season with five wins, seven losses, and two ties in a tough Greater Boston League. Ken Kocher lead the team with sixteen goals, second best in the league and as a result made All Scholastic in several newspapers. He was also selected to represent the Greater Boston League in the All East team being one of three finalists. Injuries to key players at certain periods during the season no doubt cost this years team possibly two or three more victories. Bob Zak, broken cheek-bone; Gary Hayward, a Co-Captain missed the last three games due to an ankle injury; these were just a few of the more serious injuries that curtailed a more successful year. Despite this, the team under the leadership of Ken Kocher and Gary Hayward, the Co-Captains, finished the season exhibiting the spirit and desire that great teams have. Next year with the nucleus returning a better season is in the making. This is the feeling of Coach Nunes and the returning veterans. 124 RECORD 5-7-2 Peabody 0 Medford 2 Peabody 2 Somerville 5 Peabody 2 Haverhill 3 Peabody 6 Everett 0 Peabody 1 Malden % 1 Peabody 2 Revere 1 Peabody 1 Arlington 2 Peabody 3 Haverhill 0 Peabody 0 Somerville 4 Peabody 3 Medford 3 Peabody 2 Everett 0 Peabody 0 Malden 2 Peabody 2 Arlington 5 Peabody 5 Revere 1 FOOTBALL FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): R. LeBlanc, B. Yeo, M. Doria, J. McGlaughlin, C. Rocker, A. Filopoulos, R. Bianco, D. Panopoulos, C. Jackson, W. Sullivan, R. Santos, S. Hiou, H. Lipman, 2ND ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Adamopoulos, J. Tomaz, B. Gauthier, G. Gargas, D. Surdam, J. Delpero, J. Dick, J. Blitch, S. Stephanides, P. Decoulos, W. Piercey, R. Carpenter, J. Sullivan, E. Arsenault, 3RD ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Sherr, K. McCarthy, P. Lavoie, S. Hanson, L. Nelson, M. Drummond, J. Goulos, R. Lyons, M. Powers, P. Broughton, T. Lane, G. Hiou, M. Gillespee, 4TH ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Cronin, K. Romanovitz, R. Langley, T. Karolides, W. Carey, R. Supino, R. Sullivan, J. Lane, N. Gregory, P. Zipper, P. Griffin, 5TH ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Danish, R. Wood, T. Holleran, K. Wooley, T. Trogler, K. Smith. The 1976 edition of the “TANNERS” football team was one of the finest in the history of athletics at the school. The “TANNERS” not only won the Greater Boston League Championship, they were undefeated and its defensive unit shut out all opponents. This year’s record was 8-0-1; the only blemish was a 6-6 tie with Lowell; an interception of a pass late in the fourth period permitted Lowell to score the lone touchdown, thereby erasing a perfect season and a chance for a Super Bowl bid. It has been an unusual year, for the team’s outstanding performers were the defensive unit. Usually the glamour boys are on the offensive team, dominating the headlines. To a certain degree this was the case as the running of Dave Panopoulos, Ron Supino, John Sullivan, John Goulos and Keith Wooley excited the fans with 147 points scored in 9 games. There have been long runs: excellent passing interceptions that would satisfy any coach. However, it has been the plays of the defense that have completely destroyed the concerted effort of the opponents. The fantastic pride and united effort of Richie LeBlanc, Ed Arsenault, Rick Bianco, Buddy Yeo and the entire defensive unit always managed to save the day. We salute this year’s football team for its dedicated and spirited work. The honor it brought to our school and city, the vast recognition throughout the Greater Boston area and the state of Massachusetts is a great credit to the harmonious intelligent way it tackled its assignments this year. 126 SEASON SCORES Peabody 22 Sommerville 0 Peabody 6 Lowell 6 Peabody 13 Arlington 0 Peabody 12 Malden 0 Peabody 12 Everett 0 Peabody 16 St. John’s Prep 0 Peabody 18 Medford 0 Peabody 27 Revere 0 Peabody 21 Haverhill 0 Peabody 62 Saugus 6 ,V £ k HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Linda, Linda; Nancy, Maureen, Patti, Karla, Mary, Lori, Iola, Kathy; Kerry, Cathy, Dawn. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Beth, Linda, Rose; Sharon, Jody, Debbie, Sue, Vickie, Mindy, Joanne, Kim, Doreen, Ginny. BASKETBALL Row 1 (left to right): T. Leary, A. Andricopuolos, R. Gatti, N. Smyrnios, K. Leavit, B. Toby. Row 2 (left to right): B. Murphy, K. Murphy, B. Ventola, J. Carangelo, P. Kilimonis, L. Kravetz. Row 3 (left to right): Coach R. Weitzman, F. Walker, J. McMahon, K. Kocher, E. Surman, Asst. Coach C. Lalikos. The 1976-77 edition of Peabody’s bas- ketball team has been quite successful. Relying on depth and intelligence, the Tanners have compiled a record of 19-1 and 16-0 in the Greater Boston League. The 12th win vs. Somerville qualified the Tanners for a post season berth in the State Tournament. Peabody finished as a finalist for the Division I North Championship and a final overall slate of 22-2, a new school record. Peabody has been led by seniors Rich Gatti, Nick Smyrnios, Ken Kocher, Jim McMahon, Paul Kilimonis, Bill Ventola, Joe Carangelo, Ed Surman, and Kyle Leavitt. Coach Weitzman anticipates the re- turn next year of underclassman Kevin Murphy, Brian Murphy, Frank Walker, Bruce Toby, Tim Leary, Andy An- dricopoulos, and Larry Kravetz. 130 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK Row 1; (left to right): Bill Wignall, Mark Melanson, Scott O ' Brien (captain), Jim Holleran, Andy Estabrooks, Allan Brennan. Row 2: (left to right): Coach George Smyrnios, Mike Louzeau, Mike Fallon, Frank Keating, Dave Moody, Gary Leavitt, Elvin Perez, Assistant Coach Dan Trainor. With only one returning veteran, Scott O ' Brien, the CROSS COUNTRY TEAM started off slowly but by mid-season was at full stride and produced a record of 5-3. To add woes to the season, O ' Brien was injured in pre-season practice and missed the first month of competi- tion. Scott made a great comeback and ended up placing an excellent seventh in the state meet. Also playing an important role in the winning season were: Seniors Jim Holleran and Andy Estabrooks; and underclassmen Frank Keating, Mike Louzeau, Alan Brennan, and Gary Leavitt. O ' Brien and Holleran were also honored by being selected to the Greater Boston League All Star Team. The Junior Varsity Team was champion of the GBL, with a 7-1 record. Included on that team were: Ron Howard, Elvin Perez, Neil Kisten, Bill Wignall, Dave Moody, Mike Fallon, and Mark Melanson. 132 WINTER TRACK Row 1: (left to right) R. Leblanc, A. LaPrise, S. Collins, E. Fixler, E. Perez, G. Suave, A. Estabrooks, C. Tillas, B. McAlliston. Row 2: (left to right) P. Schubert, S. O’Brien, P. Burns, G. Hiou, S. Wlasuk, M. Smyrnios, J. Trager, J. Cordaro, D. Quintal. Row 3: (left to right) J. Votto, S. Zunick, G. Winer, C. Olswang, J. Pruss, A. Brennan, N. Kirstein, M. Lozeau, P. Rashid. Row 4: (left to right) J. Tomaz, S. Pepe, T. Holleran, M. Powers, C. Rocker, F. Tomaz, A. McCarthy, B. Wignall, A. Fuflis. The winter track team did very well this season, finishing with an outstanding 7-1 record which gave them a second place berth in the Greater Boston League. Senior Scott O ' Brien, an outstanding runner, broke two school records, running 4:30.0 in the mile, and 9:45.9 in the two mile. The first team consisted of Clayton Rocker, Jim Pruss, and Ferando Tomaz — 45 High Hurdles; Trevor Pigott, Gary Suave, and John Tomaz — 50; Gary Hayward, Scott Zunick, and Sean Corners — 300; Rick Jean; Craig Olsoang, Tom Holleran, and Scott Wlasuk — 600; Peter Schubert, Doug Quintal, and Elvis Perez — 1000; Jay Holleran, Ron Harwood, and Allan Brennan — mile, Scott O’Brien, Mike Lozeau, and Bill Wignall — two mile; Scott Zunick, Mark Doria, Bill Curry, and Rick Disler — Shot Put; and Gary Suave, Darren Oliver, Trevor Pigott, Sean Connors, and Dave Fabrizio — High Jump. The team is looking forward to a successful season next year with many returning members. 134 HOCKEY Row 1 (left to right): Mgr. D. Sheehan, W. Hyde, M. Nalesnik, M. Rudduck, B. Marks, T. Bums, G. Grayton, P. Clifford, K. Wooley. Row 2 (left to right): Coach G. Kinnaly, T. LeBlanc, H. Garavanian, P. Gallagher, G. Wasson, D. Walsh, P. O ' Leary, T. Zeuli, K. Ledbury, B. Maguire, T. Rougier, S. Burns, J. Gill, Asst. Coach Denny Eagan. With only two games remaining on their schedule, the 1976-1977 Peabody High School hockey team had compiled a 4-7-7 mark in the tough Greater Boston League. Inexperience and a lack of a consistent offense combined to deny the Tanners the league championship which they had held for the past two seasons. However the Blue and White were in every contest and late in the season showed signs that they may very well recapture the title next year. The youthfulness of the club was evidenced by the fact that only six seniors skated on this year’s club. In addition to goaltender and captain Tom Bums were forwards Gordie Wasson, Harry Garavanian and Tom Rougier, defenseman Pat O’Leary and goalie Bruce Marks. Also playing important roles in the 1976-1977 season were junior forwards Keith Woolley, Mark Nalesnik, Frank Keating and Ken Ledbury and junior defensemen Tom LeBlanc and Bob Maguire. 136 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Row 1: E. Nager, C. Carnes, M. Hallinan, M. Zaha, S. Smith, S. Brown. Row 2: L. McCarthy, J. Sheehan, S. Flynn, P. Murphy, J. Splaine, M. Marengi, K. Noonan. Row 3: Coach Jan Briggs, M. Cunningham, W. Weiner, S. Romei, D. Holden, D. Magner, A. Spector. The lack of a top scorer for the season no doubt kept the girls basketball team from vying for top honors in the Greater Boston League. Although the team had its second losing season in a row, Coach Jane Briggs was pleased with her squad’s versatility and the ability to stay and fight it out every game. Seniors Joanne Sheehan and Sue Flynn captained the team and both were instrumental in the team’s limited success. Diane Magner at forward and Paula Murphy had fine seasons for the Tanners in the scoring column. Juniors Sue Romei, Robin Zuckerman and Mary Marengi and sophomores Cathy Carnes and Jeanne Hallinan give the team much to look forward to for next year. Defensively, Sue Flynn was outstanding on the boards this year while Mary Cunningham averaged over ten points per game. Ann Spector, a sophomore, was most versatile as a center and forward. We are really looking forward to next year. 138 mam FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 (left to right): B. Carnes, J. Sheehan, B. Maguire, E. Duff (Co-Capt.), M. Rizzone (Co-Capt.), N. Barrett, S. Flynn. Row 2 (left to right): Coach Benoit, S. Kravchuk, E. Splaine, S. O Malley, R. Zuckerman, E. Goldman, S. Romei, C. Bird. Absent was Terry Delaney. The field hockey team was excellent this year with an exceptional defensive unit. We played the most experi- enced teams in the league, losing by only a goal in most instances. The only way to become a good team is to play tough competition, which is what we did. Shauna O’Malley was an important defensive player, as well as co-captain Mary Rizzone, who was the most valuable player and also voted to the North Shore Allstar Team by the Salem News. Other key defensive players included co-captain Eileen Duff, with eight shutouts, Joanne Sheehan, who could drive a hockey ball like no other, Chris Bird and Beth Maguire, who not only added skill to the team but humor, spirit, and enthusiasm. Eileen Spaline and Nancy Barrett played aggressively in the forward line as did Sue Flynn, our two-year veteran of varsity. Peabody 0-2 1-2 Haverhill Peabody 1-1 2-0 Medford Peabody 0-1 3-0 Arlington Peabody 4-0 Everett Peabody 5-0 3-0 Malden Peabody 0-3 0-0 Melrose Peabody 0-0 0-0 Bishop Fenwick Peabody 1-2 Burlington 1 40 6 T ik • ■ ' Tk ' jL ' i ' til • - ' ■ ■ , ... V- ' • v3bi V � _ ■ ' : li. GIRL’S GYMNASTICS Front: E. Kajos, L. Gordon, D. Katcher, D. Bowman, A. MacDonald. Back: Coach J. Addison, A. Tibideau, C. Mckenny, J. Chandler, M. Bird, S. Driver. This year’s gymnastics season has been one of great accomplishment. The girls have worked very hard on both achieving team and individual goals. We are a young and small team consisting of girls who wish to work, learn, and strengthen themselves both physically and mentally. Jennifer Chandler and Debbie Bowman, both seniors and co-captains, have helped our over-all scores greatly. Jennifer, our all-around com- petitor, has shown great strength in her routines and has scored many points for the team. Debbie Bowman has performed on beam, vaulting, and floor exercises, along with senior Lori Gordon. Gymnastics today is a highly competitive sport that demands a lot of discipline and hard work. 142 ART CLUB The Art Club has a two-fold purpose. First the member is provided with the opportunity to work in various aspects of the Arts, developing greater skills and breadth of knowledge. Secondly, the Art Heritage of this country and New England specifically is presented through field trips and an on going cal- endar of cultural events. MARCHING BAND This years Tanners” Marching Band has been the largest in the history of the school. In addition to the ten football games, the band participated in the Pea- body and Beverly Bi-Centennial Parades and Santa Parades in both Haverhill and Beverly. In addition to a busy concert schedule, the Band is planning a tour to New York City and New Jersey in the spring. CHORUS Selected members of the Chorus au- ditioned among others from other cities, throughout the state, with the hopes that someone from Peabody would be cho- sen for district chorus. Gloria Covar- rubias scored acceptionally high and was chosen for this honor. The chorus, already has two offers for exchange concerts with students from Maine, and Rhode Island. GREEK CLUB The Greek Club was formed to intro- duce and increase cultural awareness through various programs. Activities in- clude field trips to Greek restaurants, at- tend Greek movies. International Cafe, and Dance instruction. HEBREW CLUB The Hebrew Club is an active group of students interested in studying the Hebrew culture and language. The club schedules annual events dealing with Is- raeli culture and language. Club mem- bers plan successful festivities for their Chanukah celebration and work very hard in preparation for the PVMHS International Cafe. Everybody eagerly awaits the closing banquet. MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS CLUB The Media Communications Club is a student activity that provides services to the school in the form of daily an- nouncements, video tape playbacks, audio-visual equipment assistance, PVMH-TV production and Dial Access coordination. The clubs second purpose is an out growth of the above activities. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad is open to all students who enjoy football and enjoy cheering the Tanners on to victory, at both home and away games, the Pep Squad can be found assisting the cheerleaders from pre-game festivities until the final whistle. 146 PORTUGUESE CLUB The Portuguese Club began its first full year as a club in 1975 under the di- rection of Mrs. Codeiro. The club began as a result of Por- tuguese students who were interested in learning about and promoting their cul- ture. This year the club has grown in mem- bership due to the fact that more stu- dents are taking Portuguese and are in- terested in the culture. DUTIES OF SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 1. To collect dues from classmates. 2. To serve on committees such as Snowball, Ads for the Yearbook, and cake sales. 3. To sell tickets for events. 4. To inform their homeroom members of meetings and activities and to ask their opinions on such matters. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES The sophomore class officers and homeroom representatives were elected in September to raise funds for activities for the class of 1979 and to establish and efficient method of communication be- tween the Student Council and every member of the Sophomore Class. Vari- ous fund-raising activities included a candy sale, a dance, and a car wash. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has four officers and a faculty advisor. The club enjoys having bake sales, experimenting in “foreign cuisine,” visiting Spanish res- taurants, attending the Whole World Celebration in Boston each year, prepar- ing for and participating in the annual International Cafe held at PVMHS, and other activities. STAGE ONE Stage One offers every student the opportunity to participate in some form of theatre. Acting, lighting, sound, sce- nery design and construction, make-up, costuming and publicity are but a few of the areas available to interested students and alumni. All members of Stage One are enrol- led in the New England Theatre Confer- ence and the International Thespian Honor Society. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council sponsored many activities this year including a Donkey Basketball game and a 50 ' s Dance. In December the council sponsored a toy drive for the Salvation Army as well as a party for the children at Hogan Re- gional Center. These activities, plus other fund raising events allow the Student Council to award two $250 scholarships at the graduation exercises in June. THE TANNER “The Tanner,” the Peabody High School newspaper, seeks to inform the students and faculty of news and topics of interest pertinent to PVMHS. The eight page tabloid published quarterly attempts to cover all areas within the academic, social, and athletic environ- ment. Staff writers constantly re- search stories of interest. “The Tanner” is a student publication. M ia| FRENCH CLUB M. LeBoulluec, B. O ' Neill, S. O ' Neill, E. Bernasky, M. Goldberg, M. Fallman, B. Dow, J. Perna, R. Zak, R. Zak, M. Sharry, D. Rodman, S. Cayon, M. Faust, A. Baron, N. Ouellette, B. Douglas, D. Russo, L. Mor- rissey, D. Krygowski, S. Ring, D. Schevis, L. Morawski, H. Jacobs, N. Werlin, K. Seed, D. Silverman, C. Sproul, K. Fessen- den, K. Harriman, D. Blitch, S. Borriello, L. Cohen, H. Miller, L. Sproul, C. Courure, K. Derman, B. Sherman, T. Doucette, K. Miraglia, P. Litner, N. Margolis, Y. Vander- krol, C. Chin, K. Mills. GERMAN CLUB Row 1 (left to right): D. Dufan, P. Russell, L. Gordon, N. Cohen (Pres.), C. Middleton, S. Provencher, K. Miraglia, L. Morrissey. Row 2 (left to right): S. Visconte (V.P.), B. Con- nors (Sec.), D. Foley. Row 3 (left to right): Z. Mayer, D. Wdow, B. Shorey, S. Baker, S. Burke, R. McDonald. Missing from the pic- ture is S. Orlandella (Treas.). GREEK CLUB Row 1 (left to right): H. Katsarakes, V. Moutsoulas, S. Rouvalis, G. Eliopoulos, V. Smymios, C. Gargas, C. Alexandrou, D. Kennedy, S. Lazarides. Row 2 (left to right): K. Perakis, A. Chronis, S. Kardas, N. Nekolopoulos, S. Landry, E. Matsas, L. Magules, S. Batsinelas, P. McDonald, R. Parianos (Sec.), S. Petrovitsis (Pres.), C. Morfiris (V.P.), M. Maravelis (Treas.), F. Giannopoulas, C. Thomaides, G. Callius, Mrs. L. Kondon (Adv.), L. Zaimes, J. Hunt, A. Fuflis. 148 HEBREW CLUB Row 1 (left to right); L. Lubow, K. Derman, P. Litner, H. White, L. Silber, K. Feinstein, E. Zold, L. Monsein. Row 2 (left to right): D. Simon, M. Snyder, A. Stiller, H. Dubin, N. Margolis, M. Weinberg, L. Cohen, S. Bor- riello, J. Yaffe, B. Walsh, S. Rosenthal, D. Chesno, D. Phillips, A. Sherman, and Advi- sor Miss Glassberg. Row 3 (left to right): H. Sands, H. Jones, R. Coburn, J. Israelson, A. Spector, D. Rosenthal, D. Hill, M. Fallman, S. Eiseman, S. Tepfer, A. Snyder, B. Weiner, L. Bennet, J. Melanson, M. Andre. Not pictured: K. Scott, B. Sherman, J. Hamch, B. Sokol, K. Daitch, H. Coles, M. Kresnow, J. Clopper, D. Levine, L. Simon. PORTUGUESE CLUB m, u JM L m ' V Row 1 (left to right): A. Laurence, R. Gomes, T. Silva, M. Biaz, D. Silva, M. San- tos, L. Sousa. Row 2 (left to right): J. To- maz, M. Silveria, T. DaSilva, L. Santos, S. Matvichuck, N. Peixoto, A. Nogueria, M. Bettencourt, F. Costa-Rita. SPANISH CLUB Row 1 (left to right): L. Sauti r, J. Gannon, D. Rourke, E. Cohen, J. Yaffe, D. Russo, E. Pinkham. Row 2 (left to right): D. Rosenthal, C. Purdy, C. O ' Brien. 149 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS left to right: Gina Mellace, (sec.), Ed Ber- nasky (Vice-Pres.), Eileen Duff (Pres.), Linda Lubow (Treas.). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND HOMEROOM REPS Row 1 (left to right): Patty Piotrowicz, Sha- ron Mowder, (SITTING): Pam Shahnaian (Treas), Richard Albert (Vice-Pres), Bill Carey (Pres), Vanessa Anezis (Sec), Ad- rienne Luisi, Lisa Monsein, Ellen Conway, Paul Zipper, Fernando Tomaz, Debbie Hartley, Joanne Harnois. (KNEELING): Donna Phillips, Sue Romei, Howie Shaw, (IN back from left): Frank Keating, Mike Fallman, Mike Andre, Mary Martin, Shelly Cavis, Janine Melanson. Missing: Bobby Maguire, Maureen Sweeney, Kim Anasoulis, Rhea Kalivas. m Jean Hallinan, Sec., Cheryl Foster, Treas., Peter Cronin, Pres., Tony Carter, Vice-Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 150 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 (left to right): T. Walsh, treasurer; B. Yeo, D. McCarthy, R. Langley, vice- president; S. O ' Brien, P. Cronin, R. le Blanc, N. Smyrnios, P. Murphy. Row 2 (left to right): R. Kalivas, M. Bova, M. Lambert, B. Lesser, C. Karolides, secretary; B. Maguire, D. Bowman, E. Splaine, S. Broughton, president; E. Duff, C. Brophy. Row 3 (left to right): S. Visconte, D. Rosent- hal, P. Litner, J. K. Petkavich, L. Ventura, V. Cusack, S. Diminture, R. Guinta, S. Shahnaian. Missing from picture: B. Carey. Top row (left to right): S. Bowman, L. Os- good, B. Lehto, L. Rothman, D. Sharp, P. Williams, D. Foley, N. Dolan, D. Eliopoulos. Middle row (left to right): M. Couglin, W. Brown, S. Broughton, T. Moreno, C. Mead, C. Bird, P. Michaud, J. Bates, K. Zwiegale, S. Wong, C. Sproul. Bottom row (left to right): G. Green, A. Filopoulos, C. Jackson, B. Langley. Row 1: Jim DiGianvittorio, Joe Pepe, Paul Lezberg. Row 2: Mr. LaVita, Scott O’Brien, President, Paula Litner, Keith Crosby, Mike Provencher. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPS. LANGUAGE LAB MONITORS CLUB L MATH LEAGUE BUSINESS CLUB SWIM TEAM Front (left to right): Z. Meyer, J. Ran- court, P. Schubert, J. Carangelo, R. Zak, B. Sherman, M. Neiterman, K. Harriman, W. Chesterson, R. O’Neill, A. McCarthy. Back (left to right): F. Walker, R. Negus, M. Goldberg. Mis- sing from picture: D. Chin, J. Gordon, K. Denman. Row 1 (left to right): D. Dunphy, J. Fabiano, D. Branciforte, D. Sanger, P. Bornstein. Row 2 (left to right): S. Tsonis, C. Saad, A. Haidazak, D. Rosano, D. Mazzolla, R. Peterson. Row 3 (left to right): V. Maroney, L. Peilitiee, L. Lynch, E. Proverb, C. Hennessey, Pres. Missing from picture: E. Tsouvalas. Front (1. to r.) J. Hoague, T. Hall, Mi- lender, M. Morgenstem, M. Devlin, P. Buckley, L. Lubow, R. Monahan, M. Sullivan. Row 2 (1. to r.): B. Gillmartin, J. Konovalchik, C. Foster, P. Bar- kiewicz, J. Chmara, T. Bird, D. D’Aloisio, S. Broughton. Row 3 (1. to r.): J. Hopkins, coach; M. Quinn, L. Morrissey, J. Skwara, H. Pratt, S. Skilivas, J. Cahill, P. Griffin, J. Saitow, C. Beaudry, K. Milender, R. Zalas, M. Patton, J. Travis, E. Boutiette, M. Mor- rissey. Missing: D. Neckers, P. Wil- liams, C. Mead, C. Brophy, J. Digian- vittorio, M. Abbatessa, T. Quinlan. 152 CHESS CLUB Row 1 (left to right): J. McLaughlin, J. De lpero, P. Metropolis, P. Stone, J. Brown Row 2 (left to right): G. Winer, P. Carter Not pictured: N. Karakoudas, G Karakoudas, B. Rutstein, R. Zalis. COLOR GUARD D. Dzielnik, C. Ayers, D. Mangold, K Anasulis, D. Micalizzi, P. Morgan, J. Ke nyon, C. Stone, D. Stone, M. Saia, K. Pet kavich, P. Bellaconis, K. Kachinski. OBSERVER (left to right): J. Gulis, A. Baron, P. Alexan der, M. Faust. BAND BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. Aquino, K. Seed, L. Spiroul, B. Shuman, P. Coombs, B. Meekins, R. Goldberg, S. Weiss, R. Savage, C. Weinberg, A. An- drews, J. Zold, A. Andrews, B. Burke, S. Brown, T. Snow, J. Brown. ROW 2 (LEFT TO RIGHT): S. Falkowski, R. Sherrick, D. Mello, J. Silva, D. Chesterson, D. Baldwin, B. Langley, T. Bergin, K. Harriman, C. Sclafani, C. LaFreniere, B. Shea, D. Kauf- man, S. Knights, J. Broughton, D. Conway, J. Little, J. Carpenter, J. Afrow, M. Shuman. ROW 3 (LEFT TO RIGHT): B. Bemasky, D. Bocknick, L. Varney, G. Dagas, S. Stacio, J. Taylor, J. Speekas, D. Johnson, S. Alter, C. Umanita, D. Terenzoni, J. Gordon, D. Madden, P. Cronin, M. LeBlanc, J. Trager, J. Ramsey. MUSIC ROW 1 (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. LeBoulluec, S. Rosen. ROW 2 (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. Dumont, E. Zoll, B. Chace, S. Leonard, K. Mulholland, N. Keelen, D. Dunphy, P. Steeves, P. Bartkiewicz, H. Vieira. ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): M. Long, G. Covarrubias, J. Sirois, R. Bedard, J. Fournier, M. Fournier, W. MacDonald, B. Armstrong, T. Desmond, M. Rizzo, M. Drolet. ROW 2 (LEFT TO RIGHT): D. Walsh, D. Luz, P. Dara, L. Burns, C. Hetherington, T. Doucette, C. Brennan, C. Gardner, C. Luz, K. Wilke, E. Pinkim, D. Brigley, V. Henrique. ROW 3 (LEFT TO RIGHT): J. Hague, L. Thorpe, C. Weinberg. ROW 4 (LEFT TO RIGHT): L. Gallant, K. Petkavich, J. Zielski, J. Dollard, N. Smyr- nios, M. Faria. Row 5 (LEFT TO RIGHT): B. McGennez, B. McGennez, L. Macci, C. Foster, S. Silvera, D. Kennedy, K. Martin, C. Yeomans, A. Fitchuk. 154 SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 (left to right): D. Wdow, Bill Dow. Row 2: (left to right): J. Haig, N. Werlin, L. Babner. Row 3: (left to right): S. Arnold, D. Schechter, D. Chin, B. O ' Neil, D. Stark, B. Chesterson. MEDIA COM. CLUB Row 1 (left to right): D. Surette, M. Goldberg, J. Yanco, B. Murphy, B. Piercey, C. Clocher, P. Davis, D. Letcher. Row 2 (left to right): R. Tepfe r, M. Martin, E. Garber. EB 1 ||| IM r w (kneeling, left to right): J. Whipper, S. Ro- sen, B. Douglas. Row 1: (left to right): L. Sproul, D. Silverman, K. Fessendon, D. Rodman, P. Alexander, A. Barton, C. Sproul, D. Krygowski, L. Morrissy. Row 2: (left to right): M. Fallman, J. Saitow. THE TANNER 155 PHOTO CLUB Row 1 (kneeling, left to right): N. Ouelette, (Sec.), C. Kessel, (Pre.), D. Titelbaum, J. Whippen, P. Newman, D. Turner, M. Wol- pinn, L. Sparkas, M. Faust, S. Lazander. Row 2 (left to right): D. Farr, D. Kelley, D. Brennas, M. Lyons, B. Joseph, K. Ledbury, T. Peretzian, J. Silva, J. Sparkas, M. Baker, Treas., L. Hall, D. Denenbery, B. O’Brien, R. Bums, T. Purdy, M. Tanzer, J. Neil, C. Purdy, C. Carabolitos, J. Davidson, Mr. Burnett, Advisor. Missing from photo: S. Or- landella, (Vice-Pres.), E. Kennison, L. Stein, J. Doucette, S. Cayon, L. St. Pierre, T. Rou- ter, D. Kaufman, S. Robinson, B. Rutstrum, F. Fontana, J. Lauvie, E. Zold, L. Sautir, H. Caswell. Row 1 (left to right): D. McCarthy, C. Gard- ner, G. Gershaw, C. Hetherington, Father Frank Toste, C.S.C., A. Francis. Row 2 (left to right): W. Gitelman, T. Doucette, M. Rizzo, D. Moore, R. Roy, K. Miraglia, L. Bums, T. Farmer. Row 3 (left to right): K. King, W. MacDonald, R. Bedard, B. Armstrong, K. Waters, T. Desmond, K. Sil- verman, D. Quintal, M. Hopkins. Row 4 (left to right): M. LeBlanc, C. Parsons, W. McLaughlin, P. Tait, D. Brigley, - — , , , L. Monsein, . Row 5 (left to right): B. Tinkum, M. Parsons, D. Destefano, B. Pace, K. Whincup, S. Butcher, P. Moore, B. Varney, J. DeFranco. Row 6 (left to right): M. Pine, D. Brennan, S. Shumrak. STAGE I 156 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADVISORY BOARD LOUNGE CLUB Standing (left to right): C. Hennessey, D. Iula, A. Wen, H. Jacobs, M. Sharry, D. Magner, S. McGinn, Treasurer; D. Rosano, D. Sanger, P. Bornstein, A. Haidaczuk, G. Mellace, Vice-President; C. Newall, D. Silva, D. Sands, N. Ouellette, A. Baron, P. Russell, L. Gordon, E. Morheim, E. Chen- ery, D. Mazzola, J. Sheehan, Secretary; L. Morrissey. Kneeling (left to right): R. Zak, S. O ' Neil, R. Bettano, P. Shubert, R. McDonald, S. Rosen, B. Douglas, M. Levine, J. Carangelo, President; B. Conners, R. Lehto, H. Chesnauskas. Left to Right: M. Bova, R. LeBlanc, E. Duff, S. O ' Brien, S. Broughton. Seated (left to right): K. Burge (treas.), G. Winer (V. pres.), P. Carter (pres.), P. Rheaume, T. Doherty (sec.), J. Lavoie. Standing: L. Falin. Stephanie Cayon Editor-in-Chief Kathy Mamatas Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Elizabeth Sheehan Faculty Advisor Patty Bomstein and Ann Marie Haidaczuk Business Editors Mr. Henry Morriss, Advisor Gary Gershaw Photo Editor — Photographer 158 Carole Skaliotis Copy Editor Mark Levine Sports Editor Steven Rosen Art Editor Dee Plourde Copy Editor Loree Rothman Senior Section Editor Every organization has problems, some more than others. The 1977 Yearbook Staff had more than its share of complications that seemed to hinder production. But throughout times of crisis the one main goal of creating a yearbook could not be overlooked. Without the help of our staff there would not have been a 1977 yearbook. We are deeply indebted to them for their outstanding performance and dedication. The staff would like to give added thanks to Donna Silverman, our layout editor who moved in January, to John Whippen for his photographic contribution and to Mr. Henry Morris, our financial advisor. Also, a special thanks to Mrs. Elizabeth Sheehan whose sense of humor, untiring dedication, and guidance made this yearbook possible. Sincerely, Stephanie Cayon and Kathy Mamatas 159 162 CAREER DAY 164 168 H Congratulations to the Class of 1977 NICHOLAS MAVROULES, MAYOR OF PEABODY 174 “BONA FORTUNO” to the Senior Class from All the Members of THE ITALIAN AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB OF PEABODY 175 BENJAMIN I. DANDES Attorney at Law 24 Main Street Taylor Dance Studio 490 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 535-5571 Ballet — Jazz Acrobatic — Tap HAWKES AUTO PARTS, INC. 176 “DESIRE FOR KNOWLEDGE, LIKE THE THIRST FOR RICHES, INCREASES EVER AFTER WITH THE AQUISITION OF IT.” LAURENCE STERNE ( 1713-1768) GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD FORTUNE TO THE GRADUATES OF 1977. John E. Murphy, Jr. CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CLASS OF ’78 in Farewell Now My Friend I love you, my friend you’re quite dear to me a true friend you are and always will be But you ' re leaving me soon and going your own way Perhaps we will meet in the future someday You’ve left me with memories of good times we had to treasure forever and made me feel glad I wish you good luck in all that you do May all of life’s pleasures come your way, too Farewell now, my friend and please may you find some thoughts of me always in your mind m £■■■■ wv 6 $ Karen Huang 178 Compliments of: THE LAKESIDE SCHOOL 629 Lowell Street Peabody, Ma. 01960 Compliments of: PEABODY PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES ELITA’S FLOWERS 59 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-4431 BOSTON MACHINERY, INC. 1 19 Foster St. Peabody, Mass. 01960 croninI Auto Parts, Inc. 48 FOSTER STREET PEABODY, MASS. 01960 FRANK CRONIN TEL.: 531-5820 MASSASOIT JUDO CLUB 11 Peabody Square Peabody, Mass. 01960 181 COMET LEATHER FINISHING CO., INC. A J EMBOSSING CO. 5th St. Peabody Industrial Park Peabody, Mass. 01960 Theodore Lewalski, Pres. Treas. CENTRE PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. 60 MAIN STREET • PEABODY. MASS 01960 Tel. 531-7202 182 Camera IT Peabody, Ma FILM CAMERAS PROCESSING PROJECTORS DARKROOM SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC ACCESSORIES LOW PRICES . . PATRON PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Arons Mr. and Mrs. Manuel T. Bettencourt Gerard E. Boutin Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown Byrnes Family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Caron Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cartolaro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Chandler Elizabeth A. Chenery Mr. and Mrs. John P. Connolly, Jr. Mr. Harry T. Davis Marie D’Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. B. Joseph Delpero Mr. and Mrs. George Dick Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Duff Mr. and Mrs. Ciriaco Fabrizio Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiou Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt Louise and Everett Kinnison Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Konieczka Ralph J. Langley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaRochelle Mr. and Mrs. James W. McCarron Mr. and Mrs. William C. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Penney Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pepicelli William Pyburn Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Riley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosano Sands Family Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Sanger Mr. and Mrs. David V. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smyrnios Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snow Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Tsouvalas Harold Walvick Mr. and Mrs. David Wen Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Zorfas 184 Good Luck Congratulations to the Class of 1977 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES and Good Luck to All 5 Sylvan St. GERARD G. MCDUFF Peabody, MA. 01960 Electric Light Commissioner SANTORO’S OF PEABODY PAUL GALLAGHER AND CO. INC. 41 Main St. Peabody, MA. 01960 — Submarine Sandwiches — Party Platters — Cold 1 1 Railroad Avenue Cuts — 532-2791 531-9681 Peabody, MA 01960 SHELDON M. SULLA WAY, D.M.D. Bicknell Fuller Corrugated Container Corp. P SpfFgft Phone 745-8100 SAWTELL OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 133 Washington St., Salem 146 Cabot St., Beverly 7 Main St., Peabody 922-0194 531-2407 Peabody Industrial Park Peabody, MA. 01969 185 w Patrick J. Woods Insurance Agency, Inc. Real Estate and Insurance 40 Main St., Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-2777 and 531-2778 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MacLen Express Co., Inc. 521 Broadway Somerville, MA. 02145 Corp. 186 Compliments of: Lowe Mart Shopping Center 474 Lowell Street Peabody, Ma. 01960 Food — Delivery — Liquors 535-3530 535-3510 Best Wishes Stahl Finish ROMIE’S on the pike Peabody, Ma. 01960 Route 1 Peabody, Ma. 01960 Carpet — Tile — Linoleum 187 Victory Tanning Co. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Webb — Childs — McDonald 23 Upton St. Peabody, Ma. 01960 Insurance Agency, Inc. 24 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 Phone: (617) 532-1500 Zolotas Brothers, Inc. Dr. John S. Parianos Dr. Robert G. Stein 76 Walnut St. Peabody, MA. 01960 531-1025 532-0250 24 Main St. Peabody, MA. 01960 188 “Let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Best Wishes Graduates Class of ' ll Bond Leather Co. Inc. EAST COAST LOBSTER POUND, INC. 23 Newbury St. (Rte. 1) W. Peabody, MA. 01960 TILLIE’S FLOWER SHOP 189 Lynn St. Peabody, MA. 01960 Peabody, Ma. P.M. CAHILL SON FUNERAL HOME 20 Church Street Peabody, MA. 01960 Tel 531-9505 HOLDEN OIL INC. 91 Lynnfield St. Peabody, MA. 01960 Heating Oil Bottled Gas 20 HOWLEY STREET PEABODY. MASS. WINN E. BROUGHTON, D.D.S. 28 Washington St. Peabody, MA. 01960 ALLYN HARDWARE HAWKES AUTO PARTS INC. Central Square Middleton Ma 01949 774-3890 8-5:30 P.M. Sat. 8-1 P.M. 23 Central St. Peabody, Ma 01960 532-2020 8 8 P.M. Sat. 8-5 P.M. 18 Main St. Peabody, MA. 01960 189 Zkil Compliments of the Compliments of orporation 227 Washington Street iody, Massachusetts 01960 I I Yankee of Peabody, Inc 85 Lynnfield St. Peabody, Mass. Harry Ankeles Marshall Harmon David Ankeles Leonard A. Bonfanti Ankeles, Harmon Bonfanti 27 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 1 190 SILVER PATRON PAGE ANN M. BROUGHTON MR. and MRS. RALPH A. DORIA MR. and MRS. STEVE FILOPOULOS and FAMILY FIRE CHIEF and MRS. NICK GERAKARIS and FAMILY MRS. H.W. KLUSSMANN MR. and MRS. HARRY KNIGHTS MR. and MRS. PAUL LeBLANC MR. and MRS. MELVIN LUBOW and FAMILY MR. and MRS. PAUL C. MEAD MR. and MRS. JOSEPH H. PERNA MR. and MRS. ABRAHAM PONN MR. and MRS. D. POWER MR. and MRS. CHARLES E. RYAN MR. and MRS. CHARLES P. RUSSELL Jr. MR. and MRS. A. SAFFER STUART R. and RUTH M. SHARP MR. and MRS. AUGUSTINE F. SHARRY Jr MR. and MRS. GEORGE S. VELONIS Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future from the staff of GAINSBORO STUDIO Official Class Photographer 317 Essex Street Salem, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1977. Town Line Twin Rinks Congratulations to the Class of 1977. from The family of: MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD BORNSTEIN 13 Longwood Avenue Peabody, Massachusetts 01960 JOHN T. BERRY Jeweler 20 Peabody Square Peabody, Massachusetts 01960 METRO TRAVEL 484 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 Congratulations to the Peabody Veterans from PEABODY BENEVOLENT Graduating Class of Memorial High School the POLICE ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF 1977 PEABODY FIRE FIGHTERS AFL-CIO Professional Fire Fighters Of Massachusetts GOLDEN PATRON PAGE S MR. and MRS. EDWARD S. CAYON MR. and MRS. FRANK CHAMBERS DR. and MRS. ROBERT CIERI DR. and MRS. MARVIN CLOPPER and FAMILY MR. and MRS. FRANK J. KILIMONIS MR. and MRS. JOHN LEBLANC MR. and MRS. RICHARD QUADE 197 Congratulations Class of 1977 Shawmut Merchants Bank 17 Peabody Square Northshore Shopping Center Peabody Industrial Park 745-8500 Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From The Family of MODERN CLEANSERS MR. AND MRS. GREGORY HAIDACZUK 11 School Street Peabody, Massachusetts 01960 120 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-9629 Page Goodwin Printing Company 4-6 Walnut Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-0277 198 Congratulations Class of 1977 J.R. Sousa Sons, Inc. 174 Main St. Peabody 29 Andover St. Danvers 777-1500 marshalls congratulates the class of 77 199 There is no any one place Where I belong (Clause my) spirit’s made to be free, and soon now everyone will see Life is made for us to be what we will be-. It’s your world (and .yours and yours-and yours) and What you see. If was not meant for hie It’s your world, but you don’t have to be lonely Cause in your world, you are truly free! The thoughts that fill my mind Are a very special kind Because they’re home to me And me alone‘ And then I realize We all have a home inside That’s meant to be whatever we want it to be. Music of life fills my soul Music of love makes me feel whole As human history unfolds Before my eyes Says our spirits are made to be free and soon now everyone’s will be — It’s our right for us to be what we want to be. Brian Jackson P 1 - m 1 1 i A 11 1 J