253 00088 7115 2013 . 5.59 Yearbook Not to be taken from this library PEABODY VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL ’82 Table Of Contents Faculty- 1 7 Dedication- 2 8 Sports- 2 9 Clubs- 5 3 Special Events- 6 9 Class History- 9 2 Class Will- 9 4 Senior Section- 9 7 Vocational- 167 Mini Mag- 17 7 Advertisements- 187 3 Later in the evening as you lie awake in bed with the echoes of the amplifiers ringing in your head You smoke the days last cigarette, remembering what she said . . . Here I am, on the road again, here I am, up on the stage, here I go, playing star again, here I go, turn the page. 8 There ' s a party goin ' on right here, a cele- bration to last throughout the year. So bring your good times and your laugh- ter too, we ' re gonna celebrate your party with you . . . 1 --JL- m f • . ■ ' ..i m ■ 1 1 T 1 I j | Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow Just walk with me and be my friend. J WILLIAM A. WELCH Dear Members of the Class of 1982, You are indeed a fortunate class, for the majority of you have developed self-confidence and a vision of your future. You have been mature enough to see some less fortunate and have offered them a helping hand. Some in this world still beg for the night to last a little longer and pray that morning will not come. Those with vision know that with personal commitment and reason there is a sunrise and it can be sunny and beautiful. Let us strive together, as a class, and fulfill that vision. The future is not a gift, it is an achievement. I extend my sincere congratulations to you upon your graduation from Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. Good Luck and Best Wishes, William A. Welch 18 Dear Graduates: My warmest congratulations to the Class of 1982 and, in particu- lar, to those that have been participating in voacational programs. I sincerely hope that these past years that you have spent in your respective classrooms and shops have given you the knowledge and the skills necessary to find happiness in this ever-changing world. This phase of formal training has come to an end, but learning will continue the rest of your lives. May what you accomplished in the past twelve years be a building block to success in individual endeavors. On behalf of the faculty and staff, I wish you much happiness and hope that you will visit us from time to time. RICHARD J. WHITE Sincerely, Richard J. White Director 19 ADMINISTRATION Ray Faria, A-House Unit Director. Henry Eagar, B-House Unit Director. Richard Codair, C-House Unit Director. LUNCHEON ROOM AIDES Row 1 left to right: Helen Hancon, Virginia Burns, Portia Collins, Mildred Melling. Row 2 left to right: Freda Gordon, Barbara Gauthier, Josephine Kemp, Doris Iacovello, Theresa McCorrey, Jennie Pietroszek. SECRETARIES Left to right: Trudie Nicholson, Helen Sullivan, Jeanne Shea and Florence Alman. CUSTODIANS Left to right: Moe Graham, Marty Winn, Richard Donovan, Walter Zastowski, Lenny Russell. 21 Business Row 1 left to right: Henry Morriss, Donna Hartshorn, David Sinclair, Dept. Head - Kathryn D ' Amour. Row 2 left to right: Maryann Kiley, Anthony Leitao, Margaret Talkington, Philip Smyrnios, K. Donato, Louise Parisi, Margaret Johnson. Missing from picture: Robert Johnson. Science Left to right: Dept. Head - James Ter- lizzi, Mane Brett, Diane Kozwich, Mary Lawler, Constance Sakellson, Robert Bisceglia, Calvin Memers, Paul De Courcy, Robert Simons, Arthur Peret- zian, Stephen Avedikian, Joseph Cushing, James Nangle. Missing from picture: Harry Hesketh. Foreign Language Row 1 left to right: Marilyn Maglio, Dept. Head - John McDonald, Lillian Kondon. Row 2 left to right: Robert Cavanaugh, Barbara Sigel, Patricia Power, Ruth Sen- gan, Frank Nicolosi. 22 Human Ecology Lett to right: Mary Ann Fiato, Loretta Skwara, Dept. Head-Grace Fitzpatrick, Pauline Andrews, Maureen Barbuto, Bar- bara Boyle. English Row 1 left to right: Annemarie DuBois, Eileen Rollins, Linda Makela, Patricia Toomey, Patricia Nangle, Dept. Head - Elaine Espindle, Eunice Yost. Row 2 lett to right: Robert Boyd, Elizabeth Sheehan, James Meagher, Norman Swartz, Nathan Masterson, Richard Weitzman, Michelene Hague, Richard Makela, Bruce Nelson, Maryellen Muckenhoupt. Missing from picture: William Story, Deborah Young. Mathematics Row 1 lett to right: James Grotto, Charles Burnett, James Ashby. Row 2 lett to ri ght: Judith Oleks, Kathleen Cassidy, Leslie Wi- seman, Anne Irish. Missing trom picture: James Ranta, Edward Sapienza, Dept. Head - Michael Prodanas. I c TS2T s thi k S m wRf S (, 78 3 V 5 6 ? rticui zizsZ ' i jo 23 Social Studies Music Thomas Lamy. Nurse Left to right: Janice Kingston, Jack Wilson, Daniel Connelly, Dept. Head • Francis Hardy, Paula Cambell. Missing from picture: Elizabeth Congdon, James Gagnon, John Klibansky, Andrew Metrop- olis, John Oleks. Art Left to right: Dept. Head - Nelson Britt, Nancy Sherr, Nancy Schaller. Special Needs Left to right: Marcia Myers, Doreen Reidy, Robert Delfino. 24 The journey of a thousand miles . . . begins with a single step.” Chinese Proverb This yearbook is dedicated to a close friend as well as a former advisor. Glenda Rittershaus was always a pillar of inspiration for the 1982 META yearbook staff while working with us. Without her guidance the META never would have had the chance for its first single step. GLENDA RITTERSHAUS DEDICATION The moral test of government is how it treats those who are in the dawn of life-the children; those who are in the twilight of life-the aged; and those who are in the shadows of life-the sick, the needy and the handicapped.” Hubert H. Humphrey, U.S. Senate 1977 Jack Wilson has supplied the 1982 META yearbook staff with the support and the confidence to do our best. We would like to thank Jack Wilson for coming to our aid when it was needed. His unselfish- ness in giving of time and ideas is most appreciated. The friendship we have gained will be close to our hearts always. The staff would like to make xeroxed copies of him, but unfortunately, we can ' t. For these reasons we would also like to dedicate the 1982 META to Jack Wilson. JACK WILSON 28 Row 1, left to right: S. Senese, W. Macone, J. Leavitt, D. Powers, T. McGinn, P. Barrows. Row 2: J. Izzo, S. O ' Neil, S. Chumas, C. Anasoulis, S. MacKaskill, C. Abazaid, M. Hobart, J. Gaglione, N. Chumas, V. Cunha, Coach Charlie Fernandes. SOCCER TEAM RECORD TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Arling ton 2 0 Revere 2 2 Somerville 0 2 Medford 0 1 Everett 5 0 Malden 4 3 Arlington 0 2 Revere 5 3 Somerville 2 2 Medford 0 2 Everett 5 1 Malden 4 3 Row 1 , left to right:]. Maguire, R. Reed, R. Rizzo, R, Hamilton, J. Godschall, R. Rostoff. Row 2: D. Mann, C. Bergstrom, D. Quinlan, B. Dubin, D. Pimenta, S. Kennedy Row 3: D. Comeau, S. Magner, D. Cloutier, B. Daly, T. Twiss, K. Gregory. Row 4: M. Geissler, J. Lewis, D. Johnston, B. Maguire, K. Kelly. G. Baker, T. MacGregor. Row 5: K. Champagne, T. Grevelis, D. Spaienza, M. Warner, J. McCarthy, L. Connors, A. Strauss, R. Williams. Row 6: S. Thompson, M. Murray, J. Foster, M. Gallagher, S. Ghostlaw, D. Fournier, J. Godschall, K. Kelly. Row 7: M. Rizzo, B. Desmond, P. Yeo, S. Penllo, S. Barrett, K. Houlden, J. Daly. Missing from picture: P. Swaim, E. Geissler, G. Jones, B. McKinnon, D. Allen TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Oppon Salem 0 17 Somerville 48 6 Arlington 14 0 Malden 1 4 8 Everett 22 22 Chelsea 30 0 Medford 0 14 Revere 12 13 Durfee 28 14 Saugus 28 12 Row 1, left to right:! . Harris, J. Donovan, S. Rosenthal, E. Burnstein, J. Hosman, T. O ' Neil, J. Bettencourt. Row 2: M. Johnson, D. Koepp, S. Cavanaugh, E. Caron, S. Fitzsimons, H. Braz, J. Mello, S. Astrofski, S. Fuller, M. Albert, B. Barnes. Row 1, left to right: M. Donland, G. Braz, T. Ellis, K. Romano, K. Hyler. Row 2:5. Mello, K. Ellis, L. Jameson, unknown, J. Lafond, L. DePlacido. 34 GIRLS TEAM RECORD Peabody Opponents Medford 25 30 Arlingfon 26 29 Everett 20 39 Malden 21 37 Somerville 19 49 Revere 24 33 Chelsea 17 40 BOYS TEAM RECORD Peabody Opponents Medford 29 26 Arlington 15 48 Everett 15 45 Malden 15 46 Somerville 19 40 Revere 22 35 Chelsea 15 45 Row 1, left to right: L. Hubley, L. fCelfer. Row 2: Coach L. Benoit, D. Curran, K. Makela, K, Brennan, E. Hantzopoulos, B. Bell, S. Aucoin, T. Spaneas. Row 3: L. Roy, D. O Connell, K. Holden, K. Eagar, C. Gregory, C. Tighe, D. Smerczynsky. Everett Revere Bishop Fenwick Arlington Medford Malden Everett Revere Bishop Fenwick Arlington Medford Malden TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody 1 6 0 1 3 1 1 2 1 0 6 2 Opponent 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Row 1 , le t to right: S. Sheppard, S. Kennedy, J. Turkett, B. Kelley. Row 2: Asst. Coach J. Geanoulis, M. Hurwitz, S. Murphy, ]. Coombs, J. McMahon, B Dubin, D. Lebrun, R. Reed, S. MacAskill, J. Scacchi, Coach K. Peavy. TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Everett 53 69 Medford 55 68 Beverly 72 66 Somerville 40 61 Arlington 75 62 Malden 67 55 Revere 73 64 St. John ' s Prep. 53 61 Everett 47 80 Medford 58 99 Arlington 52 59 Somerville 53 71 Malden 73 61 Chelsea 44 60 Revere 41 44 Chelsea 58 74 St. John ' s Prep. 44 68 ft l w r ?s . rur ITM] TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Revere 50 26 Everett 74 40 Medford 62 45 Salem 55 58 Bishop Fenwick 71 46 Somerville 5 20 Arlington 53 42 Malden 33 Chelsea 69 : 12 Revere 77 46 Everett 60 1 37 Medford 58 28 Arlington 63 v 37 Somerville 60 23 Malden 51 41 Chelsea 60 31 Newton North 45 56 Marblehead 58 36 Bishop Fenwick 65 48 State Tourney Andover 54 25 Lexington 50 60 Row 1, left to right: K. Meagher, K. Griffin, K. Lucas, L. Kelfer, K. Foley. Row 2: D. Curran, L. Hubley, P. Devlin, R. Cronan, K. Foley, S. Kneeland, Coach J. Heil. Row 1, left to right:Z. Norman, A. Colarusso, P. Smyrnios, B. Vose, N. Mootafian, T. Acquiva, T. Williams, D. Vater, K. Greyton, D. McCarthy, K. LeBlanc. Row 2: J. Smith, G. Flynn, M. Ryan, S. Geraghty, K. Norman, J. Bonia, M. Hill, R. Williams, R. Russell, Mgr. R. Hernandez, Coach P. Costa. TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Cheslea 3 3 Malden 0 3 Somerville 1 7 Medford 5 6 Everett 3 4 Arlington 1 7 Revere 5 4 Chelsea 4 4 Malden 5 5 Somerville 3 6 Medford 3 2 Everett 3 7 Arlington 1 6 Revere 4 1 Arlington 0 6 Medford 6 9 Somerville 0 6 10 Malden 0 5 Row 1 . left to right: P. Benson, R. Carlin, P. Murray, E. Burnstein, C. Konovalchik, J. Donovan, D. Molloy, B. Barnes, S. Fuller. Row 2:S. Astrofsky. H Rraz, S. Kavanaugh, L. Moten, A. Strauss, J. Lewis, M. Padulsky, A. Pigot, J. Mello, E. Fitzsimons, S. Illmurd, J. Newbury. Row 3: T. MacGregor, Asst. Coach P. Sheridan, Asst. Coach R. Makela, E. Caron, L. Connors, D. Colta, J. Tretola, ]. O ' Neil, A. Hiou, M. Johnson, D. Kepp D. Castonguay, A. Collins, T. Twiss, D. O ' Neil, S. Bingle, T. Grevelis, M. Murray, S. Thompson, M. Robinson, B. McKinnon, H. Mass, Coach G. Smyrnios. • I s pwmrnjm w - %T- r M ► r j a 44 Row 1, left to right: P. Moten, K. Ellis, T. MacGregor, M. McKinnon, E. Hanzopolous, M. Hart, C. Cassidy, J. Vierra. Row 2: S. Mello, C. Morrison, K. Keating, T. Ellis. Row 3:C. DeMild, S. Seed, D. Salvatore, M. Albert, D. Unhao, E. Hanzopolous, D. Smerzynski. M. Makela, D. Woodworth, G. Carraba. Row 4: M. McLaughlin, J. Delulis, L. Overbaugh, D. Canton, K. Budd, T. Eon, L. Bettencourt, K. Romano, K. Hyler, I. Wenicur, M. Ruddock, A. Hassapis. BOYS TEAM RECORD Peabody Opponent Arlington 61 24 Somerville 68 18 Malden 66 20 Revere 71 15 Everett 75 11 Medford , 53 33 Chelsea 66 20 All League Meet 125 GIRLS TEAM RECORDS Peabody Opponent Arlington Somerville Malden Revere Everett Medford Chelsea GBL League Meet 165 Row 1, left to right: A. Waldox, A. Weinberg, J. Cardinale, L. Karis, T. Champagne. Row 2: M. Bowlds, L. Burns, L. Gordon, P. Karamas, C. Sternberg, J. Gargas, S. Gargas, Coach K. Cargill. TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Arlington 90.20 90.15 Danve 95.20 120.20 Winthrop Winchester Masconomet Revere Medford k, • J I % M Raw 1 lett to right, ( oach K. Leawood, Asst. Coach P. Keating, D. Donovan, S. Story, J. Riley, C. Chase, B. Botto, K. Nee. Row 2: S. Brown, K. Kelly, M. Zumck, A. Audet. TEAM RECORD Varsity Peabody Opponent Lynn Classical English 71 110 86 Christmas Jamboree 71 Dan. -98 Sal. -179 Lynn- Arlington 32 50 Danvers 29 50 Marblehead 67 96 Malden 62 105 Malden Catholic 34 48 Beverly 66 99 Melrose 34 50 Salem St. John ' s Prep 75 Sal. -99 St. John ' s-81 Medford 59 98 Don Bosco 40 40 GBL Conference Meet 159 ArL-147 Med. -330 Mai. Mascot-Dale. Row 1, left to right: C. Bouchard, D. Alexander, A. Waldox, C. Sternberg, N. Marotta. Row 2: S. Pepper, M. Bowlds, Maura Irzyk, Michelle Irzyk, T. Irzyk, J. Myerow, D. Bowler. HOCKEY I Row 1, left to right: B. Zbyszynski, K. Delavorious, L. Nash, S. Aucoin, C. DeMild, K. Sweeney. Row 2: D. Marchese, L. Osgood, J. Berra, C. Scarpa, L. Fortini, A. Dullea. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Row 1, left to right:S. Hunt, S. Burns, L. Cronin, L. Murawski, B. Jacobson, H. Morrison. Row 2: S. Young, B. Goodwin, L. Grant, R. McBreen, R. Sharry, S. Simons. 50 IN MEMORY KAREN “MOLLY” MAGUIRE Gone, but not forgotten our friend, a unique individ- ual with a sense of humor, talent as an athlete and an incredible love of people. We miss you ' ' Molly ' ' but you left us with your drive for perfection that we can all strive to achieve. You had it all but it never satis- fied you, for you set your standards so high. Rosemary Cronan 52 SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1, left to right: Mimsi Tierney, Laurie Grant, Rose McBreen, Marla Rosenthal, Katie Staton, Beverly Zipper, Leah Bornstem, Nadine Berger, Pooh Cronan, Denise Mattuchio, Sue Reeves, Karen Eagar, Cookie Keegan, Becky Quigley. Row 2: Debbie Gould, Jill Myerow, Sandra Peluso, Dave Romei, Ji m Christman, Chris Collins, Wendy Champigny, Scott MacAskill, Dawn Connelly, Scott Bingel, Sue Goldberg, Tom DiPaolo, Jett Leavitt. In tree: Alan Strauss. Missing from picture: Debbie Ricker. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1, left to right: President Charlie Abizaid, Advisor: Jack Wilson, Vice President Jimmy Burns. Row 2: Secretary Merri Ruddock, Treasurer Sandi Young. 54 JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Secretary Diane Alexander, Vice President Nick Chunias, President Evie Hantzopoulos, Treasurer Nancy Marotta. Left to right: Advisor: Mr. Terlizzj, Secretary Kelly Cohane, President Jackie Cooper, Vice President Mike McKenzie, Treasurer Ed Bogash. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1 left to right:! , Cassidy, S. Finestein, L. Feldman, R. DiLorenzo, D. Lunn, J.Vlasuk, D. O ' Neil, P. Bowler, ' N. Myerow. Row 2 left to right: T Stella, K. O ' Connell, R. Barrett, L. Legget, T. Campagna, E. Hantzopoulos, J. Peruffo, K. Fermon, B. Medina, M. Ryan, L. Rocker. z Row 1 left to right: M. McGinn, M. Albert, S. Allman, L. Andrews, C. Skwara, C. Sullivan, C. Tighe, B. Bell, J. Mantague, D. Comeau. Row 2 left to right: L. Dzuineski, T. Thompson, J. Lukaski, E. Maitland, K. Hutchinson, J. Barbuto, S. Kneeland, R. Raizin, J. Newbury, S. Kavanagh, D. Hughes, D. Colten. Missing from picture: R. Sharry. Front Row left to right: K. Smith, J. Cooper, J. Curran, M. Irzyk, K. Eagar, S. Gilberg, M. Slawnwhite, S. Scott, W. Champigny, B. Hersey, M. Abizaid. 2nd Row left to right: N. Marotta, T. Gargas, R. Pifalo, D. Curran, T. Lucarini, K. Hyler, D. Spmelli, M. Halper, R. Osgood, B. Luis, C. Gregory, K. Lucas, M, Irzyk, C. Hunt. Back Row left to right: M. McKenzie H. Braz, P. Rizzo, R. Myhal, A. Santagate, S. Fuller, B. Maguire, R. Daly, J. O ' Neil, S. Chunias, D. Johnston, J, Burns, G. Jones, S. Bingel, N. Chumas, R, Reed, T. | McGinn, A. Couto, M. Murray, S. Kavanaugh. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club promotes an appre- ciation oi ancient Roman culture. Students participate in the Whole World Celebration in Boston, the Foreign Language Clubs ' Winter Festival and International Night ' s Banquet at PVMHS. Trips to res- taurants, museums, cinemas or oth- er cultural activities are included in the year ' s activities. Row 1 lett to right: C. Walsh, H. Ankeles, C. Nee, M. Soreft, M. LaBrecque, L. Murawski, K. Neckers, K. Zunick, D. Stubbs, S. Slafsky, I. Shulman. Row left to nght:M. Ochmang, A. Cordeiro, K. Silver, G. Lowry. B. Stiller, Vice President G. Schuster, Secretary M. Sacke, Treasurer K. Garber, President Amy Taber, J. Scanzillo, 1. Sheinheit, K. Watts, A. Giles, R. Blumenthal, S. Lembidakas, M. Nee, S. Miller. Row 3 lett to right: Advisor Mi. Cavanaugh, J. Walsh, L. Candido. Missing from picture: G. Trainor, L. Cabrera, S. Bresnick. FRENCH CLUB The Peabody Veterans Memorial High School French Club is com- posed oi students who have a genuine interest in French civiliza- tion. The club seeks to present a perspective on the Francophone world which is different from the typical classroom approach. The stress is on such cultural activities asthe culinary arts, excursions, films, and theatre and other worth- while French-oriented projects. 56 Row 1 lett to iv jht: Mi Fox, S. Black, S. Ackley, I. Witzer, S. Cohen, C. Collins (VP), M. Baedita, D. Ganse (Pres), D. Witzer, P. Crawley, S. Schubert, B, Murphree, 1. Berqlund, 1. Shepard, Advisor P. Power, R. Myers, D, Smith, D. Koepp, L. Bornstem. HEBREW CLUB The purpose of the Hebrew Club is to promote the learning of culture. Its members participate in a variety of activities. At Hunnukah they prepare many types of food for the annaul party; there are additional baking sessions throughout the course of the year. Twice during the year the Hebrew Club joines the other language clubs for an inter national fair. The club also attends the whole World Celebration in Boston where the members learn about the cultures of different countries. GERMAN CLUB The German Club provides an outlet for those students who wish to experience the language and customs of the Germanic people. Club ac- tivities include slide presentations, field trips to German restaurants, films and cultural perfor- mances, as well as cooking sessions to prepare regional foods. German Club members exper- ience direct contact with high school students from West Germany by hosting the participants of the spring School Exchange Service Program and by holding special activities for the German visitors. GREEK CLUB The Greek Club was organized at PVMHS for students interested in Greek Culture. Members prepare Greek pastries for Greek Letters Day Open House, present a program of Greek folk dancing and music to the senior citi- zens of Peabody on Greek Independence Day, participate in the International Cafe” at PVMHS, prepare a luncheon of Greek favorites, attend varios programs of Greek history and lit- erature sponsored by museums and theatres. Row I Lett to Right: M. Glyptis, T. Dakos, T. Maheras, D. Magulas, K. Kaloutas, A. Hassapis, P. Gerakoris, S. Byrnes, S. Robinson. Row 2 Lett to Right: E. Karavolas, N. Tsaltas, P. Karamas, L. Xerras, H. Eliopoulos, C. Andreadakis, P. Alexandrai, T. Zourppas, S. Chua, C. Bitsas, A. Veloukas, P. Ambeliotis. Row 3 left to right: V. Gikes, A. Anezis, J. O ' Hara C. Katsarakes, S. Petradehs, E. Apostolopoulos, C Canatselos, A. Zaimes, G. Alexandras A. Kutsumitis, G. Katsarakes, T. Kokoras, A. Hiou, C’. Maniates. K. Stathos 57 STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of this organization shall be to promote harmonious relations throughout the entire school, de- velop attudes of, and practice in good citizenship, im- prove student-teacher relationships, improve school mo- rale, provide a forum for students expression, charter school clubs and other organizations, and promote the general welfare of the school. Left to right: Presidenl Brian Dernvan, Treasurer Mark Tra- bucco, Advisor Robert Simons, Secretary Sandi Bresnick, Vice President Tracy Irzyk. Row 1 left to right: D. DiPaolo, L. Bauvilie, T. Campagna, L. Warner, ]. Cooper, S. Morrison, D. McCarthy, J. Vlasuk, C. Abizaid, M. Trabucco. Row 2 left to right:]. Cooper, C. Frasca, D. Brothers, A. Taber M. Irzyk, M. Irzyk, T. Spaneas, T. Irzyk E. Hantzopoulous, A. Woods, C. Anasoulis, B. Studzinski, J. Foster, B. Derrivan, R. Hamilton, Advisor R. Simons. Row 3 left to right:h. Gordon, S. Bresnick, C. Spinelli, R. Osgood, S. Scott, S. Burns, D. Hughes, S. Connolly, R. Smith, M. Abizaid. 58 STAGE ONE Row 1 left to right: Treasurer M. Teague, Secretary C. Mowder, Vice President S. O’Neill, Presi- dent C. Pelley, Advisor Fr. Toste. Row 2 left to right: I. Gardner, J. Alter, D. Oliveira, D. MacGilvray, T. Foley, S. Williams, S. Gurnard. Row 3 left to right: R. Barrett, L. Bloomberg, D. Ciman, D. Four- nier, P. Costa, J. Buckley, B. Ring, K. Sullivan, M. Marsh. 4th Row left to right A. Scharl, M. Glyptis, T. Cassidy, T. Simons, D. Innis, D. Ro- mei, L. Berman, J. Coburn, S. Mara, L. Hall. Row 5 left to right: R. Murphree, T. Bergland, C. Brown, S. Martell, T. Rougier, R. Russell, J. Edmands, C. Sternberg, B. McGeney, S. Burns. Row 6 left to right: J. Brown, B. Medina, M. Di- Pietro, V. Cassidy, D. Kelly, V. Ke- vorician, T. Woodward, A. Wal- dox, L. MacGilvray, C. Katsarakos, G. Pickard. Row 7 left to right: E. Durkee, B. Kertsetter, L. MacKen- zie, K. O ' Connell, D. Panos, A. Parry, M. McLaughlin, T. MacGilv- ray, L. Burns, E. Apostopoulas, ]. O ' Hara, S. Petradelis. Row 8: D. Medina. Missing from picture: K. Cooper, S. St. Pierre, T. Jones, R. Gallucio. STAGE ONE OFFICERS Left to right: Advisor Fr. Toste, Sec- retary C. Mowder, President C. Pelley, Vice President S. O ' Neill, Treasurer M. Teague. 59 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is designed for everyone from amateur to accomplished shutterbug. The purpose of the club is to help the indi- vidual improve in the pic- ture- taking process and to learn the fundamentals of developing. All developing is done in the club ' s eguipped darkroom. The club members are also eligi- ble to take part in the New England Camera Club Council. ANNOUNCERS CLUB Formerly the Student An- nouncers Club, this new student organization will continue with the daily brodcasting of announce- ments, but will diversify its activities to include video taping and recording var- ious projects associated with PVMH-TV. Generally, the club ' s involvement will be in video study, verbal and non-verbal communication theory and practice and media understanding and use. Left to nght: Secretary R. Cohen, A. Collins, S. Magner, Vice President G. Watts, T. Finn, President B. Less, Vice President K. Gaulin, G. Joos. 60 BAND Band Members Include: K. Afrow, E. Alter, L. Bencal, L. Bencal, ]. Blumsack, L. Burns, K. Co- hen, P. Cole, P. Devlin, C. Garland, L. Greenb- latt, R. Looby, L. Pradanus, B. Rizzo, K. Robinson, E. Shaimos, J. Stark, B. Wenicur. Also: J. Aqurkis, R. Broughton, B. Chesbro, M. Cohen, B. Hersh- man, G. Joos, P. Mistry, ]. Powers, S. Rancourt, S, Sandler, M. Schmidt, D. Stubbs, S. Thomas, K. Brooks, M. Barna. Also: S. Allman, L. Andrews, S. Brown, K. Davis, B. Lawnsby, J. Ledbury, R. Marcimszyn, P. Murray, M. O ' Brien, R. Pifalo, S. Purdy, E. Shernck, J. Shorey, J. Simches, J. Tash- ]ian, T. Zealor. Also:C. Bean, J. Fulle r, K. Garber, Drum Major B. LaFreniere, ]. LaVasseur, A. Weinberg. Also: Flag Captain L. Mahoney, Flag Captain D. Smith, R. McKay, ]. Mahoney, J. Ab- bott, M. Salerno, J. Daly, M. Singer, C. Miller. Also: Rifle Captain C. Bator, M. Cooper, K. Kennison, V. Cassidy. Also: Baton Captain M. Solda, Baton Co-Captain, M. Cooper, D. Four- nier, S. Sheehan, T. Cassidy, K. Cohane, K. Sulli- van, K. Casale, L. Beckham, K. Cooper. Jazz Ensemble Row 1 left to right: M. Barna, R. Pifalo, S. Thomas, S. Rancurant, J. Shorey, 1. DiThomas, B. Hershman. Row 2 left to right: A. Weinberg, P. Murray, J. La- Vasseur, K. Davis, D. Stubbs, J. Powers, G. Joos, S. Kemp, M. O ' Brien, C. Bean, E. Mahoney, S. Sandler, B. LaFreniere, J. Tashjian. mJA Band Council Row 1 left to right: Secretary P. Murray, Treasurer M. Solda, President A. Wein- berg, D. Smith, L. Mahoney. Row 2 left to right: J. DiThomas, E. Shernck, J. LaVasseur, Vice President C. Bator, E. Mahoney. Newspaper The Tanner ' ' is the Peabody High School news publication. Through its articles and pho- tography, the newspaper seeks to inform students about school activities as well as events of interest in the lives of their fellow students. The edi- torial section provides a forum in which students can freely debate issues affecting their academic and social lives. Chess Club The Chess Club meets on Thursdays after school in A- 201. The club belongs to the North Shore Chess League along with other schools in the area. There are books and oth- er chess equipment available for member use. Computer Science Club The Computer Science Club offers students who are familiar with the operation of the Wang Mini Computer System or the Apple II Micro System, the op- portunity to use their knowl- edge of the basic language to write computer programs. Row 1 left to right: Secretary J. Daly, Vice President T. Conceicao, J. Bluestein, M. Cooper, D. Smith. M Soreft. Row 2 left to right:L. Bellville, C. Hurley, D. Lundbohn, D. Hussey, D. Breen, T. Twiss, C. Summitt A. Alexander. Missing from picture : D. Hartshorn, President S. Barassa. Left to right: Arts Editor, G. Watts, Feature Editor G. Sadow, Photo Editor R. Cohen, Dept. Editor B. Less, T. Finn, S. Black, Editor in Chief D. Babner, Club News Editor R. Goggm, Ad Editor M. Soreff. National Honor Society The object of the George Pea- body Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is to create enthusiasm for SCHOLARSHIP, to stimu- late a desire to render SER- VICE, to promote worthy LEADERSHIP and to encour- age the development of CHARACTER in students of Peabody eterans Memorial High School. Row 1 left to right: President S. Pepper, J. Sheppard, K. Snow, M. Salerno, S. Geraed, L. Karis, M. Bowlds, C. Bougas, S. Bresnick, J. Scanzillo, S. Young. Row 2 left to right: R. Lischinsky, Secretary K. Riley, Treasurer S. Peluso, B. Levme, A. Weinberg, J. Buckley, D. Curran, L. Gordon, D. Hurwitz, D. Unahoa, L. Price, M. ... Zimmerman, R. McBreen, A. Waldox, A. Taber, K. Foley, B. Kenney, I. Sheinheit, D. Falco, S. Burns. Row 3 ' dm left to right: D. Keopp, ]. LaVasseure, G. Sadow, R. Cohen, D. Babner, Vice-President P. Benson, G. Schuster, R. Russel, C. Rodrugues, M. Carvalho. le Nurse’s Aides The Nurses Aides are students who help the School Nurse in j: the clinic during study per- iods. Their duties consist of ; scheduling appointments, as- , sisting in special health pro- grams and running errands. This is open to all students who are interested in a health ca- I reer. the I op ' I owl’ I jeto I 63 Row 1 left to right: M. Soreff, K. O ' Neill, R. Russell, G. Joos, D. Palomo, Advisor J. Gretto, Row 2 left to right: M. Martin, S. Pepper, S. Morrison, A. Garber, G. Schuster, D. Falco, T. Stutsky, (Missing: M. Bowlds). Math League The Massachusetts Mathemat- ics League is composed of 40 schools throughout the Massa- chusetts Bay Area. It is separat- ed into 4 divisions each of which is made up of 9 to 13 schools. Each division participates in a competition on the second Thursday of each month from October through April at a dif- ferent host school each month. Individual awards are made at the Team Banguet held each year mMay. Students may become mem- bers of the Math League through competitive montly tests. «V 1 . infill. .... LJCUfvCTl , UUW1U3, . r CUUIIHJ, XX . W 1NCU1, x_- . raibu, O. . I DW 2 left to right: P. Benson, S. Brown, S. Morrison, E. Maitland, S. Kavanaugh, G. Schuster, R. Russell (missing trom picture: J. Myerow). Science League The Science Team participates in competitions between area schools. The competitions are divided into three main sec- tions: A College Bowl Quiz, a problem-solving exercise, and a lab problem. Each year the club has grown in attendance and success. Our main goals are to learn something new about science and to have fun. 64 Key Club The Key Club is a high school service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. It is dedicated to building strong leadership gualities in men and women through the inter- section of school, community and self. Row 1 left to right: K. Bielawa, L. Bornstein, President S. Merrill, Treasurer C. Dunarski, Secretary B. Botto, Vice President R. Carlan. Row 2 left to right: L. Pellitier, M. Stem, E. Morrison, V. Muse, L. Berman, Advisor K. Donato, S. Compas, A Gilmore, J. Spyroprulos, P. Ahern, C. Hurley. Row 3 left to right: M. Peretzian, M. Salerno, R. Legere, B. Zipper. Row 4 left to right: D. Romei, T. Molten, D. Mouberry. Left to right: J. Bluestein, I. Wenicur, R. Legere, W. Tkachuk, E. Koor, R. Myera, D. Smith, G. Watts, M. McGray, K. Watts, M. Promice, S. LaRoca. Missing from picture: M. Druker, S. Allman, J. Brennan, A. Douglas, W. Pomerantz, J. O ' Rourke. Art Club The Art Club is composed of interested and motivated stu- dents who meet after school to work on projects of their own choice. Some activities include mural painting, jewerly-mak- ing, and silk-screening. Fun- draising is usually accom- plished through the sale of original designed buttons and the money is used towards field trips to museums and gal- leries as well as donations to charity. Other endeavors in- clude an exhibition of student work at the end of the year and a greater focus toward com- munity involvement. 65 META Row 1 left to right: M. Solda, R. Osgood. Row 2 left to right: A. Weinberg, M. Irzyk, S. McDaid, M. Golden, T. Diorio, L. Osgood, J. Berra, M. Kresnow, L. Holmes, L. Overbaugh, J. Hurley. Row 3 left to nght:B. Luis, S. Scacchi, C. Spinelli, M. Tierney, J. Markowsky, M. Robertie, S. Scott, M. Halper, Advisor ]. Wilson. Row 1 left to right: M. Solda, M. Halper. Row 2 left to right: Advisor J. Wilson, M. Tierney. 1982 META Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief MARIANNE SOLDA Assistant Editors MIMSI TIERNEY and MARNI HALPER Business Managers LISA HOLMES and MARNI HALPER Opening Section Editors JEANNINE BERRA and CIN- DY SPINELLI Club Editors STACEY SCOTT and ROBIN OSGOOD Vocational Editors BETSY VIGOR and PAT INGEMI Sports Editor SUE SCACCHI Special Events Editors MIMSI TIERNEY and JANET MARKOWSKY Mini-Mag Editor MARY GOLDEN Art Editors SHEILA MCDAID and MISSY PADOLL Faculty Section Editors MAURA IRZYK and LEANN OS- GOOD Senior Section Editors LISA OVERBAUGH and MAR- NIE KRESNOW Candid Editor MARY ROBERTIE Photographer JOHN HURLEY Staff Amie Weinberg, Shennie Chua, Sandy Gargas, Jackie Laughlin Advisor JACK WILSON 66 META, according to the Random House Dictionary, is defined as after, along with, and or beyond. Upon graduation, the full meaning to META will now be a part of the students. After receiving their diplomas, along with entering their chosen fields of endeavor, what lies beyond them will be more than they can ever expect. I would now like to take this time to express my appreciation to the members of the META Staff who worked so well this year. 1 have gained many special friendships and much satisfaction. I can never begin to thank them for all the work they put into this yearbook. They are a super group of people and each has something special to give. I would especially like to thank one person who, in addition to his obligations as Senior Class Advisor, took it upon himself to guide us as the last moment. You are a true and great friend, Mr. Wilson; you did a fantastic job! Thank You Marianne Solda Editor-in-Chief 67 fm THE CLASS OF 1982 Presents e BACK-TO-SCHOOL LUAU Tuesday evening, September 8, 1981 KOWLOON ' S RESTAURANT Route I (North), Saugus MUSIC BY PACE 7 P.M. until Midnight $10 per person 72 PEP RALLY NOVEMBER 25 THE CLASS OF 1982 Presents the Homecoming Pizza Party Wednesday, November 25, 1981 PRINCE HOUSE OF PIZZA Route I, South, Saugus 7 - 1 1:30 P.M. $5 per person Tickets Non-Transferable - • tu ‘82 ‘S-o W£2r ;v IM v ' 1 r Homecoming Queen Lauren Cruciani DONKEY BASKETBALL DEC. 11,1981 THE CLASS OF 1982 invites you to Go Roller Skating Tuesday, December 29, 1981 ROLLER WORLD Route I, Saugus 6-8 P.M. $4.00 per person includes skate rental Winners of a complimentary ticket to the Class of 1982 Senior Prom were Leah Bomstein and Mark Campano who were judged the winners of a dance contest during the evening. Runners — up were Andy Diskes and Jeanine LaVasseur, Cheryl Bator and David Conway and Debbie Bowler and Mike Fiore. THE CLASS OF 1982 invites you to a MAD -HATTER PARTY Tuesday, February 16, 1982 PRINCE HOUSE OF PIZZA Route One, Saugus 7 P.M. ' TIL 1 1:30 P.M.. $8.00 per person Tickets Non-transferable S ' ha r ? % 3 rize winners for the Best Hat Award for the Mad-Hatter were Dave Allen, Karen Alexander, Zaz Lovett and Richard Modica. Phil Alviti also won an award but missed he picture. Where were you, Phil? 61 Entering Peabody Veterans Memorial High School in September 1979, we were welcomed in the Field House by our Principal, Mr Welch who introduced our Unit Directors, Mr Faria, Mr Eagar and Mr Codair-some of us would get to know them very well. As our names were called, we joined together — former Kennedy and Higgins students — to meet our homeroom teachers and begin to learn about our new school. Everyone managed to get lost at least a few times as we adjusted to the building’s miles of corridors. Our high school careers had begun ' We soon began to feel at home under the experienced eye of our Sophomore Class Advisor, Mr. Terlizzi. Class elections were soon held as we chose Peachy Dullea to lead us as our President, We also chose Michele Irzyk for Vice President, Sandy Burns as Secretary and Mamie Halper as Treasurer. Our first task was to raise money. The efforts of our Homeroom Reps in selling magazine subscriptions met with great success as we earned over $1500.00 to begin our treasury 1 Super-salesman Glen Schuster won an am, Im recorder for selling the most subscriptions. Our first December as PVMHS students was truly unique 1 Who will ever forget the little red pails we carried around to help sell candy canes 9 A car wash at the Lowell Street Mobil Station soon followed as we continued our efforts to raise funds for future activities. The football season began on a hopeful note with the 43-0 defeat of Somerville at the opening game. That was followed by victories in four consecutive games. Then the tide of fortune ebbed, however. The varsity, plagued with injuries, recruited many promising sophomores. The loss of the last three games was a ‘downer but we kept a positive attitude. Brian Dubin, Ron Rizzo, Bob Daly. Dave Allen, Ron Williams and Dan Pimenta as well as Leo Connors received some valuable experience while playing in the G.B.L. The 1979-1980 varsity Hockey Team was young and inexperienced with only two senior skaters returning. The Class of 1982 was proud of the sophomore members of the squad: Rick Russell. Karl Antunes, Jim Bonia. Dave McCarthy. Ken Norman. Greg Rose and Ron Williams who helped the team to Third Place in the G.B.L with an 11-8-1 record. The 1980-1981 team would furnish us with some truly great hockey based on the experience these team members gained in their sophomore year. Stage One offered us a new outlet for our creative abilities. The musical South Pacific was a great success ' Rick Medina, Sharon O’Neil. Beth McGeney, Sandy Burns Debbie MacGilvray and Paula Costa were joined in the cast by Judy Buckley, Chris Pelley, Toniann Rougier, Cheryl Sternberg, Betsy Vigor. Gelnn Schuster, llene Garber, Sandi Bresnick, Susan Dulong, Lori Gershaw, Kim Kennison, Beth Ring, Maryann Salerno and Kelley Wayman Room Service was Stage One’s second production and included many of the veterans of South Pacific. Our thespians entered the State Drama Festival with their production of Twelve Angry People ’ Paula Costa was recognized at the Regionals for excellence in acting, as the play became a finalist in the State Competition We ended our Sophomore Year with a field trip to Crane s Beach for our hard-working homeroom reps and officers. We were anxious to leave our first PVMHS year behind so that we could join the ranks of upper classmen at high school. The class of 82 s Junior Year truly showed everyone just which way this group of diverse and devious students were headed. Our new president Charlie Abizaid was joined by Vice President Jim Burns, Treasurer Sandi Young and Secretary Stacey Scott to work with Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Yost ;n selecting Class Rings and the Class Photographer We began the year by selling monogrammed sweat shirts with a profit in excess of $200. We were on our way ' The first social event of the year was at the Prince House of Pizza in Saugus for a Holiday Pizza Party. Over 150 of our classmates attended and while the night wasn’t exactly a financial success, everyone seemed to have a good time. Meanwhile, our hockey team returned to the arena with a tremendous desire to win The team breezed through their regular season schedule and then entered the Eastern Massachusetts Schoolboy Tournament with an impressive 15-2-1 record. The first round of the tournament saw the Tanner veterans travel to Merrimack College on a cold March afternoon to play the talented Walpole team. Once again, the Tanners rose to the occasion and stopped the Walpole challenge in a heart-warming 2- 1 game. The next stop was the Boston Garden for a battle with cross-town rivals Danvers. No one will iorget the March 5th game between Peabody and Danvers at the Garden The game seemed completely out of reach after the Tanners fell behind 4- 1 after a period and a half. But by late in the third period, the boys in blue and white had come-back to a one goal deficit (5-4). Incredibly, with )ust three seconds remaining of the Garden clock, the score was tied ' Overtime ' The crowd was absolutely wild ' But after accomplishing one of the greatest come-backs of this - or any - season, the Tanners couldn ' t reach down for the last goal as the Danvers Falcons won the game by a heart-breaking score of 6-5. Stage One. meanwhile, was back to thrill us. In Lysistrata, we were justly proud as Paula Costa and Christine Pelley won honors in the Regional Drama Festival in February. The semi-finals in March saw special honors going to Paula Costa. As members of the women ' s chorus, Sharon O ' Neill, Janet Edmands, Beth McGeney, Chris Pelley, Deb MacGilvray, and Paula Costa won honors for our young troup of actors. We were further thrilled by Wait Umtl Dark — Stage One ' s second effort. The Class of ' 82 continued on its history-making course in January when the class officers, plus chaperone Mr. Robert Hamilton headed for the mountains with 44 other ambitious juniors At 5:30 that historic morning, the group boarded a bus aimea straight tor Cannon Mountain and some very bizarre happenings that would set the precedent for later Class of ' 82 Ski Trips. March happens to be the longest month of the school year But it was also one of the busiest for Peabody ' s greatest Junior Class ever ' On March 6th, the PVMHS Auditorium was the site lor a concert featuring the explosive sounds of Brian Derrivan, Steve Geary, Mark Rahilly and the other members of OBSESSION. It was a night which will long be remembered. It also netted a profit for ' 82 of over $300.00 Yet only two days after our stunningly successful concert, the Class again took to the mountains for our second ski trip. Once again the citizens of Cannon were very hospitable. And once again, the students requested more trips of this very nature. Dedicating themselves to serving their constituents, the Junior Class officers offered a third ski trip before the month was up. In a spacious McGinn Bus, members of the Class of ' 82 cruised north with the well -respected driver Mike the Englishman St. Patrick ' s Day was another memorable occasion as the Class sold Shamrock and Pipe novelty lollipops. Another profit for the Class treasury ' In April, the Class held its first and (probably) last dance at PVMHS Then and there the Class found out why school dances weren ' t held so often. Our Junior Year began to wind down But not before the highlight of the year — our Junior Prom. Our prom was held on May 15th at the Chateau deVille Over 200 couples made this one of the best-attended Junior Proms ever held. The $36.00 tickets included a full-course roast beef dinner, dancing to the music of MAIN STREET and a prom favor. Our Prom Queen Sandi Bresnick was joined by her court of Stacey Scott, Nadine Berger, Sue MacLean, Joanie Mulhenn, Maura Marrs, Suzanne St. Pierre. Mary Terra and Sue Youngstead. It seems as though our Senior Year began before our Junior Year even ended. Within a few weeks after we elected the officers who would lead us during our Senior Year, they were selling tickets to a Back-to-School Luau. President Charlie Abizaid, Vice President Jim Burns, Secretary Mern Ruddock and Treasurer Sandi Young began planning in May for our September 7th Luau at Kowloon ' s in Saugus. We responded by selling-out the tickets and looking forward all summer to the Chinese feast and dancing to the music of PACE. The night was everything we looked forward to — everyone had a great time 1 Senior Class Calendars were sold during September (and October and November and December) with pictures from our Junior Prom high -lighting the design of the calendars This fund-raiser was followed by a Senior Class Drawing (winner- A1 Strauss) and a very successful Parents ' Night Bake Sale chaired by Homeroom Representative Beverley Zipper We spent Columbus Day at Cy Tenney having baseball and football games as well as an unforgettable egg toss ' Kerry Boudreau and Cindy Hunt were the egg toss champs after defeating the teams of Dave Salvo and A1 Strauss and Ken O ' Brien and Amy Waldox in a special toss-off Who will forget our night at Crane ' s Castle in Ipswich as we celebrated Halloween ' Certainly not Homeroom Rep Scott MacAskill who, as Chairperson of the Ticket Committee, sold more tickets to this event than to any other in Senior Class History ' It was hard to recognize the people we had left in school Friday afternoon as they arrived at the Castle dressed as various witches, Draculas, cannibals, peacocks and even the unforgettable toilet 1 The faculty had a very difficult time selecting Best Costume Winners but finally the choice was made. First Prize went to Robyn Brown (the peacock) with Death winning second prize for Tim Muscato. Runners-up were Jill Myerow and Dan Pimenta ( Half and Hall ), Andy Diskes (the toilet), cannibals Ron Williams and Brian McHugh, Tin Man Marni Halper, Bob Daly and Dave Oliver (as bottles of Molsons and Heinekan) and Pinocchio Karen Eagar with Gepetto Helder Braz. Through the football season, Sandi, Merri, Jimmy and Charlie with Big Al Strauss ably continued our fund-raising by operating the Senior Class Concession Stand. Other Homeroom Reps and volunteers aided us in this annual endeavor. Jim Burns demonstrated his carpentry skills in reassembling the stand after its untimely collapse. Western Day was another memorable occasion for it gave all our Western duds a real work- out. We enjoyed clowning for the yearbook photographer in our cowboy outfits. Our Homeroom Reps made a wise decision in selecting football shirts as a spirit-builder. In one short week, Rep. Becky Quigley took orders for over three hundred shirts. We eagerly anticipated a February delivery of our shirts with the names of all the class members printed front and back. ld-November saw Stage One ' s production Sweet Chanty play to enthusiastic and receptive audiences. With a Homecoming Pizza Party planned for Prince House of Pizza for Thanksgiving eve, we nominated our choices for Class of ' 82 Homecoming Queen and participated in the elections. We watched happily that night as Class Advisor Mr Wilson crowned the Queen while the tunes of Big Daddy provided our dance music. Our Snowball — the Seventh Annual Snowball — was held at Joe Binnette ' s Chalet in Middleton. A turkey dinner with all the trimmin ' s was enjoyed by all Dancing to the music of FEEDBACK put us in a holiday mood for the arrival of Santa Claus ' We waited patiently for an opportunity to sit on his lap (or have him sit on our laps) as he visited each table and gave us an early gift of an ' 82 pin. Before we knew it, the Year 1982 had arrived — our graduation year On Friday, January 8th we went to the Auditorium to be measured for our Graduation Caps and Gowns. This brought home to each of us the fact that graduation was scarcely five months away. Our officers and Homeroom Reps continued to plan lor activities to keep us busy for the remainder of our high school year. A Valentine ' s Semi-Formal, a Toga Party, the annual Senior Class Blood Day, and, of course, the many activities of Senior Week were all in the works as our Yearbook went to press. But each of the events of our Senior Year at PVMHS will always carry a special meaning for each of us. Good luck to all the Graduates of 1982 93 class. C SSc tj £eina in Jui U County , of eadod y f tyfi (J fool, cihj j faCodp, id Compile J assess lay Our JacMies oj mind a c Gody, do feretoij declare and proclaim l fits docuanend la Ge our las{ will and dcsCnnend and do Cue sr Gy deOise j Ge uead C j and ddolouo our jj ' d and possessions tin. ide Jfollouoirtjj yn.ouuA.er Lisa and Syd leave to find their pot of gold at the end of the rainbow Jill. Marm. Kim. Stacey, and Joanie leave to further their careers as gas attendants Steve and Nadine leave their lovers quarrels for college. Lisa and Zaz leave a whist to Kevin McGovern Debbie Ricker and Michelle Colarusso leave whipped cream covered cough drops to R R. The five of us leave lor Rockpori to find the lost dime Chucky Reeves leaves B- house bench to the juniors. Mary Terra leaves 69 green M M ' s. leannie Travalini leaves the other half of Al ' s gals. Adrian Aleckna and Kim Landers leave fighting. Sharon Akre leaves her preppie lover title to some junior. Nadine Berger leaves with her obsession. The S.S.S. officials leave their positions to some lucky juniors. Alice Zaimes, Sue Viscione and Debbie Dallaire leave for Beverly Diane Spinelli leaves Dutch Roses . . maybe forever. Janet Ouellette leaves while saying. It ' s Okay, Merri, lunch is on me 1 Mutt and Buzz come and go Debbie. Sharon, Cathie, Liz, Moosh, Dede, Marianne, Laurie, Donna, Lame, Zazie, and Lucy leave the Kazoo Band and the SJP football team ... at least until happy hour. Diane, Jeannine, Cindy, Chris, Lisa, Tammy, and Nadine go together like Rama, Lama, Lama, Ka Dingity Ding Ka Dong remembered forever Bema Atahan leaves her Turkish charm. Cindy Spinelli leaves a compact curling iron. Beverley Zipper leaves all stupid comments about her name. Debbie Bowler and Melissa Tournas leave together Cathie Doherty and Donna Unhao leave their pennies to Maura Maguire. Maura Maguire leaves her pushups to Donna Unhao and Cathie Doherty Janet Ouellette, Mary Robertie, and Judy Vose leave Mr M s class. Mark Bowman leaves his fragile egg-shell mind ' Bob LaFreniere leaves screaming at the marching band Cheryl Bator and Margaret Cooper leave their new rifles almost the way they found them. Jane Fuller leaves her base clarinet on the top shelf where Mr. Lamy can ' t reach it. Robyn Brown and Jean Carrabba stop laughing at their stupid jokes. Leah Bornstein leaves her braces and her new smile. Linda Dolan, Betsey Zybszynski and Maura Marrs leave cotton briefs to Ronnie Williams, David McCarthy and Bnan McHugh Laurie Sheehan leaves rocking Pooh Cronan and Jimbo leave their comfort on a ski trip. Dede Kneeland leaves a club (L.A.C.) Laura Doktor and Dave Smith leave Janine St. Pierre behind. Marm, Lisa, Cindy, Maura, Leslie, Tammy, Chris, Diane, Cindy, and Jeannine leave an essay to Lou. Richard Davidson and Sheila McDaid leave together and live happily ever after. Ron Rizzo leaves his tattoos to Chris, Steve and Gary. Lisa Till leaves with Jimmy. Liz Price leaves the wrong place at the wrong time Mary Robertie leaves her foot in her mouth Gary Bistany leaves without his car. Chris Anasoulis leaves Ron Rizzo his tattoo pen and S.O.S. Pad. Mary, Mem, and Kerry leave a Lite to Mr. Burnett. Laurie Escott leaves to go to work Dawn Connolly and Chris Pelley leave P.V.M.H.S. still as twins Kim Lucas leaves the directions to Peabody beach to all the juniors. Lon Kelfer and Mamie Kresnow leave number 431 to Spencer. Chuck Odette leaves his fnend(s) wondering Spic, Hie, Hammy. Danel, and Jimbo leave the P- heads and their Bud tails. Bobby Burns leaves to Meford for Melanie. Lisa Fiumara and Stacy Waxman leave for Revere. Kathie Rodriguez leaves holy hoses. Jill Myerow leaves her role as ' Dear Abby ' forever. Robin LaMonica leaves Mr Faria a headache. Kerry Boudreau leaves her Duster. Tammy Diono leaves with her license . finally Debbie Gould and Nancy Martin leave L.L.K to some lucky juniors. Mark Rahilly leaves his Eddie VanHalen guitar to mouse Andy Diskes leaves his toilet. Nancy O ' Brien leaves her bad jokes to an unfortunate junior Jodi Leafer will leave when she arrives without a keg. Sue McLean leaves her pom-pom sweater. Katie Droney leaves her Dr. Pepper Sue Dulong, Barbara Klickstein, Arlene Porcello leave for Revere Beach. Marla Rosenthal leaves Alisa to the high school. The 1981 cross-country team leaves with the GBL title. Steve Chunias leaves with a head full of memories and a belly lull ol . . Cindy Hunt leaves to marry Billy Squire. Jackie Laughlin and Brenda Luis leave Peabody High. ' Joyce Zimmerman leaves for New Hampshire. Amy Waldox and llene Garber leave history research papers to the last minute. Jennifer Sheppard leaves her foreign language clubs, llene Wenicur leaves flashing a picture Kenny Hershman leaves a bagel. Robin, Pooh, and Cindy leave Chinka. Captain Kelly leaves in one piece Marcy Singer leaves lollipops for Oscar at the football games Lisa Drinkwater leaves her skill in whist to Scott MacAskill Maura and Michele leave a toast . . . finally The 81 soccer team leaves the goal posts Scott MacAskill leaves his shoulder to the soccer team. Beth McGeney leaves the Sound of Music. Scott Afrow leaves for California. Mamie, Mane. Lauren and Sandi leave their charming expressions. Shadey Sheila and Dirty Dons leave Nasty Nate alone Karen Hyler leaves the gym in a cloud of powder . and a few laughs. Sandi, Merri, Jimmy, and Charlie leave their friend Uncle lack with love and thanks. ) Lisa Brandi leaves her history lessons to anyone that will listen. Missy Padoll leaves smiling. Kim, Jodi, Sue, Cheryl, Linda, and Doreen leave the unit directors our stones forever. Dianne Broughton leaves lounge forever. Sue Penta leaves in someone else ' s car Tricia Carabello leaves her designer jeans behind. Carrie Fecteau leaves her alligator behind. Laurie Fortini leaves her cheering behind. Anita Lebel leaves her deck of Bicycle playing cards. Debbie Modini leaves her bad jokes. David Ellison leaves for Texas Debbie Messina leaves her red hair behind. Debbie Salvatore leaves Mr Nelson ' s practices FOREVER. Denise Gordon leaves without Mark Gately . Thank God. Suzanne, Renee. Lisa, and Wendy leave for the Willows Chrys Kassaraba leaves to find Rob. Cheryl Livingston and Sheila Goodwin leave together. Shelly Broughton leaves her dimples. Leah Aquaviva leaves her make-up behind. Debbie Houle leaves her disco music behind. Becky Quigley leaves with Marni Halper ' s punch Ronnie Rizzo leaves his itchy belly. Estie Koor and Emily Koutzoukis leave together. Mary Golden and Gayle Lowry leave 5th period together. Kathy Bielawa leaves Leah Bornstein her strawberries. Leah Bornstein leaves Kathy Bielawa her rainbows. Bob Barnes leaves for New Hampshire. Bill Studzinski leaves his Polishness. Carl Bergstrom leaves in an ambulance. Jill, Melissa, Mary, Joanie, and Sandi leave in the rubber band van. Janet Markowsky leaves with Tleeene. ' Sandi and Marni leave some wild slumber parties. Christine Collins leaves her Beverly spirits. Debbie Gilmore leaves all her advice to the class of 82. Debbie Ganse leaves with a one way ticket to Germany. Debbie and Debbie leave for fun in the sun in Hawaii Carol Poetz leaves rollerskating. Marie Sclafani leaves the nickname Mare behind. Sherri Hayes leaves with Ralph Scopa. Karen Kelly leave the boy-chasing behind and the men-chasing ahead. Skip O ' Neil leaves his levis on a highway in New Hampshire. Chris, Ed, Ralph, and Bill leave a closed kitty. A1 Strauss leaves his glasses to solar energy researchers. Margie, Betsey, Linda, and Maura leave 7 o ' clock pickups in the mustard mobile. Debbie Ricker leaves her chocolate covered car to Paul Azevedo. Kathy McLaughlin sprints to college with a smile. Reva Sacks leaves her mother to sub for all the juniors and sophomores. Lon and Stacey leave in a black caddy to meet their dad in Boston. Rose McBreen leaves her posters. Steve Cohen leaves his locker to anyone who dares open it. Marianne Solda and Sue Scacchi leave ... at five for the last time Darlene Marchese leaves her late passes to Mr. Eagar. Nancy Callan leaves Solly, Wolly, Milly, Patsey, Trolly, Lolly, Roily, Stoney, and Nernie. Nancy, Kathie, and Maria leave for a wild and crazy summer. Wendy, Champigny and Donna Hurwitz leave Mr. Nelson ' s hard track practices forever. Brenda Kelley leaves in band-aids. Dave Salvo leaves his gold behind. Brian, Leo, John, Roy, and Jeff wish Sonny left. Ann Bettencourt leaves Mr. Ashby waiting Keith Leavitt leaves a tan. Phil Alviti leaves a 5 o ' clock shadow. Toniann Rougier and Kelly Wayman leave Stage 1 forever. Lyntis Moten leaves behind the Funk forever. Paul Aloise leaves wondering how he passed Mike Sipala leaves behind his seat on C house bench. Tanya Moten leaves with Donna Mowbray ... in style Bob Zimmerman leaves on skis. Janice L. leaves confused. Suzanne and Renee leave Mr. Leitao at Dunkin Donuts. Suzanne and Renee leave the parking lot with Posi. Ed Roads leaves his alligator shirts. Sue, Jane, and Vicki leave Snapp, Crackle, and Pop. Gina Nadreau and Steve Kucker leave their memories to another couple? Michelle Colarusso and Rick Russell leave for a honeymoon Cheryl Sternberg leaves her car in bits and pieces by the side of the road. Beth and Laune leave for New Hampshire. Debbie Gould and Nancy Martin leave as speedy and speedo Lisa B. leaves her harem safely. Diane Smith and Lynn Mahoney leave together, as usual. The Chinks leave their Preppy Handbook (Muffy, Bunny, Missy, Kiki, Cookie, Floppsey, and Moppsey). Robin, Cathie, and Debbie leave their wild times at Sharon ' s house. Shan, Alice, Suzanne, and Renee leave the shrugger. Mary S. leaves the Riunite sneaker on ice and the beer boot. Eileen M. leaves a Tab-aholic Vicky M. leaves Chinesed. Gina Mugnano leaves happily to be with Billy Rich. Kathy T. leaves her smurf. Pamela, Lisa, Beth, Jodi, and Kara leave Mr. Ashby a quiet 7th period class. Jeannme leaves with a new sister . . . and an excellent friend, Leann. Kendra and Sandra leave Pam to Bubba Smith Allison Salvona and Carrie Fecteau leave their Preppy ' ' look to a lucky sopho- more. Judy LeBlanc leaves her failed gym class behind. Julie Lessor leaves Mr. Sinclair as a fnend Robin, Cindy, and Pooh leave Chinka. Chris Alimonti leaves Mr. Eagar to rest. Amie Weinberg leaves the growing to Kristen Foley. Jeanine LaVasseur leaves |ust when she remembers the way to her locker. Knsten Foley leaved PED to Marianne, Kara, and Mamie. Scott Bingel leaves with Peggy for the pro tour. Lucy Karis leaves with hopes of someday being as tall as Karen Alexander. Dave Allen and Jeff Morrison leave their budveins. Sandi Young leaves her friends with a burst of sunshine. Donna Mowbray leaves her Jazz shoes. Leslie Cronin leaves 6th period study hall for good. Todd Finn and Brian Less leave the laughing microphone. Powers, Piggy, and Peter leave the Hilltop. The soccer team leaves with empty kegs. Cookie Keegan leaves her crumbs. Glen Schuster leaves Mrs. Oleks - alone. Debbie. Jodi, Laurie, Pam, and Paula leave their Crayon Box to 5 lucky juniors. Dave Oliver leaves in a Heineken beer bottle. Lisa Holmes leaves her dolly look to a lucky junior. Gregg Watts leaves an unfinished drawing. Jeff Momson leaves behind his wife and kids to go find Memphis. Mamie, Mane, and Sandi are the kids. Sharon Snail O ' Neil leaves a smile for everyone and Sharon and Tim wntten on everybody ' s locker and desk. Tim, Steve, and Jerry leave Bill Lawnsby. Terry McKinnon leaves his 1-o-n-g hair and sideburns. The 1982 META staff leaves a big thank you to our pal Jack Wilson. Steve Mantsourani leaves his red flying- v-guitar pin Greg Rose leaves barely. Patrice Ahearn Adrian Aleckna Arthur Alexander Karen Alexander David Allen Richard Allen MEM, PHJC, Football, Ex LaX, Pres Intramural Sports New Govt Sharon Akre SIP Cheerleader, S.S.S., Hairdresser Charles Abizaid Prez, Cap. Soccer, Ski Trips, Baseball, PHJC Matthew Albert Swim Team, X-country, indoor- outdoor track Scott Afrow Stage One, Spanish Club, Honors, Lawyer 98 Brenda Ansin i Paul Aloise Philip Alviti IGual Dom Ya! Al, Mike, Audio. Luv U Personal Advisor to Xaviera Hollander |Ma Dad Christopher Anasoulis ilo be successful. Ski, Soccer, Student iSoun. Karl Antunes Kara Angelakis Scott Astrofsky Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. Adam Andrade Mechanical Engineer Jean Arsenault Computer Science, NASA Catherine Armstrong David Babner Tanner Editor-in-Chief, NHS Monica Baedita To be happy-To keep riding and dancing Andre Audet Paul Azevedo Baseball; Capt. of Swim, Diving, God, PHJC, P-Head, Excellent Golf John Bain Glenn Baker To help keep the world at peace Steven Ballard cnew Paul and 1 could do it. PHJC Joseph Barbuto Steven Barker 100 Robert J. Barnes X-country, Spring Indoor Track Dianna Barrett Kevin Barrett Peter Barrows Kevin Barry Go to college. Soccer Capt.- ' ' Bazz Ski Trips, Track. Lacrosse, Hockey. Candy Battershall Cheryl Bator lfle Squad Capt., Vice-Pres. Band. Sandra Barry Nursery Management. Christopher Bean Theodore Bartlett Orrin Bean Nat 81. Hon. Soc. OB BMan Stewart Beaulieu Lisa Bellville Crash- To live dangerously. Mary Beth Bennett SJP Cheerleader BMHA NSA Excuse Me . . . EPU. Nadine Berger To follow my dreams wherever they lead. Lisa Berman Beyond every dream there is reality. Leslie Berg Melissa Berger To reach my fullest potential. Paul Benson USAFA, VP NHS, Track X-Country, ESWHGS. Carl Bergstrom Football- Lacrosse. Ann Bettencourt To be wealthy, happy and healthy CSC. William Berton Jeannine Berra Cpt. Hky-Chring, META, NS A, EPU SSS, BMHA Robert Berns College someday? Maryann Bettencourt Kathleen Bettencourt Pres, of Chorus, Sp A HD Port club member Francisco Bettencourt Katherine Bielawa Pres. Key Club, NHS, Singing Happiness JA. .uto Mechatu Scott Binge! iBall, Track Spring Indoor Cap SO. Nick Birmba: David Bona Nancy Birmingham Stephen Blake Gary Bistany Robert Blake James Bonia Hockey, Baseball, Career in law. 104 Leah Bornstein Track-(Tres.), German-(V-P), JA-Key, NHS. Alan Boucher Kerry Boudreau To stay young, wild and tree; Excuse Me, BHA Charlene Bougas NHS, O let the sun beat upon my face. Sandra Bresnick Nancy Brissette Teresa Brodbine Dianne Broughton Happiness-Answering one’s own questions. To find love, wealth and happiness. Color Guard, Nurse ' s Aid. To get married. Di Shelly Broughton Andrew Brown Law Enforcement, Engineering. Lynde Brown To succeed in cosomotology. Robyn Brown Comm. Art, Thank-you for 82! Darryl Burns Sandra Burns NHS, Stu. Coun. Stg. 1, B-Ball Cheerldr, SAC. Annette Buckley Karen Burkinshaw good times roll. (Annie) James Burns Vice Pres. Jr. -Sr., Ski Trips, La-X, PHJC, PH. Kristin Burns BSFC Todd Butcher Russell Burk 107 Andrew Campagna Jr Ex Lax, Mem PHJC, La-X, 41 Mohawk. Nancy Callan Theresa Caldwell Lucilia Candido Arminda Capela 108 Scott Carney Baseball player, Hockey player. Mark Caron David Caputo Patricia Carabello Laurie Carpenter Jeannie Carrabba Ana Carroca To be married to Carlos. Paul Carter Do it up. Maria Carvalho pnnis, NHS, WCPC, To live now jay later. Alan Cassidy Stephen Cassidy Valerie Cassidy Dan Castonguay Jeffrey Chalifour w ride, Ski Trips. Val, Rifle Squad, Sec. Stage One, Germany. Indoor Outdoor Track. Vickie Chase Harry Chigas Steven Chigas Thomas Chigas Computer Programmer, TMR. Bruce Chipman Jim Christman Maria Christoforo Shennie Chua Carpentry Shop. Hockey, Basketball, Hr. Rep. V.R.C.-Pep Sguad. To be happy. YFU Exchange student from EDLSLVE. Philippines. John Cimon fc be as successful in life as I can Patrick Clark David Cloutier 51 Football, Lacross, P.H.J.C., Ski Trips. Clare Coan Steven Cohen Kathleen Cohane Trips, Latin Club, SSS, BTP, KI. Dov Cohen Tell old tales of how it used to be. Richard Cohen NHS, Media Club, Photo Club, Tanner. in Wendy Cohen Arthur Collins Christine Collins David Comeau Indoor and Outdoor Track HR Rep, V-P Ger., Club-Spring Football, Lacrosse. Track -10. Michael Connelly Track, Photography, Skiing. Dawn Connolly To make the world smile. Cheryl Connors To become a nurse. Leo Connors Football, Track, Skull, Survive. Richard Costa Jane Coviello Alexander Couto John Coombs Basketball Margaret Cooper Rifle Squad, Computer Sci. Club. Paula Costa Btage One, Chorus. William Cook Mane Cooper Co-Capt. Baton, Trk. Div. Tm.- Find success. Adriana Cordeiro Fr. Club, Chorus, I ' ve only begun. Maureen Costa Douglas Cox Bonnie Crane Cathy Crist To be happy and successful. Rosemary Cronan Basketball, Sr. HR. Rep., Soph. S. C., Chinka Leslie Cronin Lauren Cruciani Victor Cunha Donna Curran To enjoy life. Bsktball Cheerleader Dancing, Photography, Ski Trips. W.H.S., Field Hockey, Basketball, Lat. Club Robert Daly Ede Bibe Et Este Felicem Cras Moriamur Suzanne Daly Maureen Daniels Diana Darras Linda Davey Law Enforcement Softball, Art, Comp. Prog., Be Happy Robert E. DeFilippo Domenic DeFronzo Michael DeLomba Sen. Class was fun. Now it’s to the Electrician — To Someday Race Navy. Wayne Richard Davidson President Vocational, Auto Body Repair Sm. Brian Dernvan Pres. Student Council, PHJC, NG, Ski Trips Dorene Deveau 8P Tammy Jo DiOno To Own A 69 Convert. Mustang, BMH, SSS, META Pamela Devlin Basketball, College, To Be Happy Paula Devlin Speech Therapist, Mega Doreen DiLorenzo To Live Happily Ever After With Bob S. Charles DiOrio Thomas DiPaolo Get Rich, Retire and Buy The Sox, HR Rep. Andrew Diskes Lisa Distacio Catherine Cathie Doherty Michael Doiron Future Outhouse SJP Cheering, VRC, SSS, OFF, Be, MS Laura Beth Doktor Rocky: I Want To Be A Nurse Kathleen Droney Just Keepin ' it Cool Brian Dubin Football-Basketball, La-X, PHJC Anne Marie Dullea Peachy, Stud. Coun., Hockey Cheerleader Pamela Duqar Julie Evelyn Donovan Accountant, To Be Happy Forever Sandra Dook Susan Dover Lisa Dnnkwater Cheerleader, Art Maj., HR Rep. Charming Susan DuLong Karen Eagar Janet Edmands David Ellison Lots of Travel and to Earn My Business, Softball, Fieldhockey, HR Nursing Cap. Rep. Jeffrey Engelhard Lauren B. Escott Theresa Eugenio Secretary, To Marry Paul in 1983 Timothy T. Ewing Computer Programmer Dawn L. Falco NHS. SEC. Math Lge., Sci Lge, Fr. Club, MD Carrie Lynne Fecteau Preppy Memories of Good Times Lisa M. Fiumara Bus. Mgr, Dancing, We ' ve Only Just Begun. Michael Finnegan W. Todd Finn Media Comm., Photo Club, Tanner Staff Linda Feinstein A Career in Psychology Todd Forsythe My Goal is to Become a Com Illustrator Kristen Foley N.H.S., Basketball, Track, X-Country Walter Foley Timothy Foley Laurie Fortini Hockey Cheerleader, To Be A Hairdresser Yvette Fournier Scott Gagnon Tina Galiatsatos Dale Fuller Kathy Gabriel Susan Gallagher Gmo Frattallone lane Marie Fuller To Travel, To Be In A Marching Band. Joseph Gaghone. Soccer, 67 Mustang, E.S.A.D. Carlos Galopim I 120 — Arthur Gernsh Lori Gershaw Child Psychology Susan Gilberg Treasurer of Latin Club Doreen Giles Anne Gilmore Debbie Ann Gilmore Airline Stewardess, Computers, Newspaper Sheri Girard James Godschall John Godschall Kenneth Goggin I Cherish My Friends, NHS, Music Football, Lacrosse, To Go For It All Football, Lacrosse Guild Karen Griffin Basketball. Go To College. Keith Gregory Virginia Greeley Cheryl Gregory F-Hockey, Latin Club, BTBW, SSS, Keep Smiling La-X 1 24 Leslie Gordon Student Council, SIP Cheering OWSD. Andrew Graff Andy, Hebrew Club. Deborah Gould Hmrm. Rep, SIP, SSS, EPU, H. Chldr, Seeki Dee!! Gregory Gould If you need me, I ' ll be at Vail. G.F.I. Laurie Grant Regis Graveline B-Ball Cheerleader, H.R. Rep., Ski Trips mm- mm Wendy Guinta Lisa Haight Marni Halper Jodi Halsband META Ass ' t Ed, SJP Chldr, SSS, To Go To Salem for Voice and OWSD. Drama Robert Hamilton Nancy Hannigan PHJC, Football, Stdt. Cncl., Chap. Ski Trips Kim Hargrove You only live once so party hardy. Brian Harnch Lawyer. To be happy and successful. Tina Harnman Hairdresser. Young, Wild and Free. Sherri Hayes Travel and Enjoy Life to the Fullest. Rafael Hernandez Deborah Houle Linda Hubley Capt. F Hockey, B-Ball, S-Ball Joy Hughes Kenneth Hershman Laurie Howes To live life one day at a time be happy. Ellen Horngan David Hulbert Lisa Holmes To be Happy, TMA, BMHA, META B Mgr., SSS, EPU Cindy Hunt B-Ball Chrldr. NSA, Escuse Me . . . BHA, SSS. Joseph Isaacson Claire Hurley NASA Computer Sci., To enjoy life. Donna Hurwitz Geddy, NHS, Track, Fr. CL, SJPFHC, SSS. Karen Hyler Track, Cross-Country, V-P Latin Club, NHS. Frank Iula Tracey Iwanicki Maura Irzyk Michele Irzyk STC, META, FBCC, To Live, Love SAC, Capt. Cheer, BTBW, STC, and Be Happy! SSS, Keep Smiling. William Jacavanco I ' m Gone. William Jacques Dennis James Hockey, Plumbing, Merchant Marine, Skiing. David Johnston ' Gary Jones Ken Jones Daniel Julian Football, La-X, PHJC, P-Heads. Why? Why Not! William Katmoglou David Katz Karen Kazan Carolyn Keegan Indoor and Outdoor Track, Greek N.S.R.M.C. U.S.Y. A.Z.A. Long Live H.R. Rep., S.S.S., Ski Trips, Club Rush! Cookie. Susan Keegan Lori Kelfer To live HAPPILY ever after,,, SSS- Field Hockey, B-Ball, Softball. BHA-Ils. Brenda Kelley Patricia Kelley Karen Kelley Early Ch. Ed.-B.B.F., To conquer the Love is the rainbow of each life, world. David Kelley Kim Kennison Rifle Squad, Band. To be happy in life. James Kerwin Kevin Kelly Robert Kenney Football, Indoor and Spring Track. Track, National Honor Society. 129 Cheryl King Homeroom Rep. and Graduated ' ! 1 Barbara Kliekstein Barbie, To travel and have a good time. Deirdre Kneeland Cheerleader, Track, Jr. H.R. Rep, SSS. Theresa Kolodziej To live happily ever after in Oak Island. Diane Koepp Theodore Kokoras Ester Koor John Kondichook NHS, German Club Sec, To be Estie, Commercial Art, Span, Heb, Soccer, Baseball. KEG HILL, Hilltop, happy. Art, Fr, Club. Piggy. Theresa Kumph Computer Science Club. Carole Kurra To work with animals. Be happy! Arthur Kutsumitis Greek Club, To work hard be a success. Robin Lamonica Stephen Kucker Jr. Michelle LaBrecque Soph. H.R., Rep., French Club, Tanner Staff. Robert LaFraniere Drum Maj., Concert, March, and Jazz Band. Patti Krisko To meet Jim Morrison and own a Corvette. Stephen Krisko Jr. Kim Landers Pamela Larrabee Nursing, NHS, Mega. To be happy. Jeanine LaVasseur National Honor Society, Band. Mike Lavoie Jeffrey Leavitt Co-Capt Tennis, 3-Yr Vars. Soc.-Sr HR Rep. V.P. Skull Keith Leavitt Anita LeBel To be happy. To become Mrs. Q. Roger LeBel Judy LeBlanc Mark LeBlanc Christine LeBrun Rosemarie Legere To live a long life and have alot of Voc Carp, Long live AC DC, Van Rosie, Art, Spanish and Key Clubs, fun. Halen. Deborah Lekos HD of Penpal Greek Club, Soccer Club, Trk. Edward Lendall The Tanner. To assassinate Travolta! Brian Less 5 res. Media and Photo Clubs, Tan. Tuhnary. Julie Lessor To be happy in the knowledge of self. Beth Levine National Honor Society, Computer Science. Robert Lischmsky National Honor Soe., Hebrew Club, Attorney. rjfwl M. Janice L ' ltalien Cheryl Livingstone Key Club, Hon. Soc., Early Cheri-Bug. Childhood Goal. Jodi Long Go to college and be a success . Steven Looby AMTA and SFAD. To get ahead early in life. Sarah Lopez The best of times. Jacqueline Loughlm META, SSS, TMITLOT 1 Carlos Loureiro 134 Alexandra Lovett College, Alligator SJP Cheering- VRC. Gayle Lowry To live life to the fullest-skiing, C.O.F. Kimberly Lucas — Brenda Luis META, SIP Cheerleader, Latin, SSS, Ski Trips. Diane Lundbohn Scott MacAskill Deborah MacGilvray Thomas MacGregor Manuel Machado V-Soccer, B-Ball, Baseball, HR Rep, Football, Track, Scull. PHJC. Susan MacLean I Everything imaginable. Wayne Macone To always be as cold as ice. Soccer Team. Kimberly Maddocks Stephen Magner Football, Track, Media Comm. Club. Maura Maguire Softball Soph-Jr-Sr, HR Rep., Nurses Aide. Janet Mahoney To see a Neil Young Concert in the snow. Lynn Mahoney Capt. of Colorguard, Band Council, Comm. Art. James Mannion Althea M.mos Brian Maguire F-Ball, PHJC, Ski Trips. Joseph Maio To make lots of money. Thomas Maloney To get out of the high school. Tncia Mahoney Cosmetologist Christopher Maniates Greek Club, NHS, To go into finance. Maryanne Martin Nancy Martin Antonio Martinez Denise Mattuchio Nat. Honor Soc., Math Team, SJP To be a honey of a girl! LLK, H.R. Rep. To Have a career Cheerleader. Cheek, MMM. nursing. Rosemary McBreen David McCarthy B-Ball Cheerldr. Capt., NHS, Hockey, La-X, TBCITP, Homeroom Rep. John McCarthy Ralph McCarthy St. Coun., Latin Club, Football, Baseball. Sheila McDaid Jean McDuff R. D . . . For I must be traveling on now . . Gerald McKinnon, Jr. I Jerry, Listen to the Rock 1 ' ' Brian McLaughlin Mason, 14 kids and a house in the ghetto. Kathleen McLaughlin Journalist, varsity track, soccer, Tanner. Richard Medina Stage One - To be Happy and Successful. ■■■■ Susan Merrill Deborah Messina Key Club Tres. 1 1 Pres. 12 Span. To work at GE. To be happy with Club. Bob. -KAYON S aiG ClArONS FOR unit Ralph Miedico Jim Miller Kimberly Mills William Mills Enjoys working with computers. P.H.J.C., Lacrosse, Latin Club, HR Skiing e P- Richard Modica Deborah Modini Michelle Montion Gregory Morani A member of French and Latin Executive Secretary, Track, Chorus. To be happy, healthy and successful. Clubs. Lyntis Moten Track- 100 yd rec. in 84 Olympics- 8.6 sec. Stephen Mortis Maryanne Monarty I Saugus Skating Club, Nickname: M M. Eileen Morrison Early Childhood Ed., Key Club, T.G.I.F. Jetfrey Morrison PHJC, Eternal Tap-Ski Trips-New Gov ' t 1DM. C.P.A. Tanya Moten Key club. Mary Moynihan Christopher Moutsoulas Donna Mowbray Key Club, Model, Professional Dance. Gina Mugnano To be with Billy-My shining star forever. Joanie Mulherin Louise Murawski Scott Murphy Therapist, Fr. Club, Cheering, B-Ball Basketball Capt. D ' Anne Murray Homeroom Rep. 10, Key Club, Feature Twirler. Tim Muscato I am making a career out of the U.S.A.F. Vicky Muse Jill Myerow Succeed in Culinary Arts, Key Club, Football Cheerleader, Homeroom Band. Rep., SSS. Ruth Myers Gina Nadreau Art Club-Ger. Club-Fr. Club, Let the good times roll! Comm. Artist. Susan Osborne Business Administration. John O ' Neil Mary O ' Neil Soccer, Track, La-X, NHS, Student To be happy and successful in life. Council, PHJC. Sharon O’Neill Stage 1 V.P. Waa’ I wanna be a star Jodi Onos Child Psychology, To be happy, MRGA. Charles Odette Varsity Baseball, play pro ball David Oliver Soccer, Lacrosse, PHJC, Ski Trips. Hockey Tim O ' Neil Denise O ' Leary Melissa Padoll Mark Padulsky Carol Palatino jJT, Shower the people you love with Electronic Eng., Swim, Track, Tennis Veterinarian Aid. |l° v e- Team. Leann Osgood Robin Osgood Hoc. Chldr. Home Rep. META, EPU, Student Council, META, Latin Club, BHA, SSS. SSS, BELS. Edward Ouimette Lisa Overbaugh META Staff-Senior Section Ed., Track. Brian Ouellette Janet Ouellette Eric Pedersen Medicine, Lacrosse, Tennis, Preston Linda Pelletier Shot Patter on Track, Very Squirrely. Laurie Pierce To live life to the max! Mary Peretzian Susanne Pepper To forever love is to forever live Steve Peckerman Live life to the fullest. Christine Pelley Sandra Peluso Pr. Stg. 1, Gym Team NHS, SAYO, NHS Treasurer, HR Rep., Field To be me. Hockey. Susan Penta Donald Plourde J. Pobredzinski Carol Poetz Wayne Pomerantz Dentist. Cosmotologist, Live life to the fullest. Art Hebrew Clubs, Really good tunes. Arleen Porcello Kerri Potter David Powers Randall Presutti To be happy in every dream that I Soccer, Capt. Tennis, Ski Trips, To the people who accepted a Voc pursue. Genesis. party. Chris Raphael To be on stage with Mick and the boys. Michael Reed 148 Peter Previte Aero Technology Roy Reed Football, Basketball, PHIC. Elizabeth Price SIP Cheering, NHS, SSS, Skiing. Rebecca Quigley S.S.S., Homeroom Rep., Ski Trips. Mark Rahilly To play in a ballsy heavy-metal band. Glen Raymond To be a Hell ' s Angel. Charles Reeves Hopes to achieve everything in life. Susan Reeves Bus. Administration, Soph., Senior HR Rep. Robert Reichert Biology Major, Indoor Track Denise Richard National Honor Society, Dance. William Richard Patrick Rigol Deborah Ricker SJP FB Cheering, META, HR Rep., BFWN, TLRR SSS Kendra Riley To Love Life, Sec. NHS, Tennis Team. Beth Ring Chris Rittershaus Ron Rizzo Edward L. Roads Stage One, Chorus, Goal: To To succeed in music. Football, Baseball, PHJC, P-Heads, Ed-Jan, Meteorologist, Preppie, Contribute The End. Smile, Ed-Jan. 149 Mary Robetie Eileen Robinson Helen Robinson Todd Robinson META Staff, SSS, ADV. Friends are To work in an office someday. forever. Kathleen Roche Kathie Rodnques Tennis, NHS, WCPC. I ' ve only just begun! David Romei Joe Rosano Jr. and Sr. HR. Rep, Play 12, Key Accountant, La-X, Hockey, Mush Jr. Club. Greg Rose Long live rock and roll. Penny Rose Penny” To become a Sec; Get a Mercedes. Deborah Salvatore David Salvo Track, Student Government Day To be successful in the business world. Alison Salvona John Sarantis John Sauvaqeau Laurie Savoie Johnny Rotten King is gone not EPU, BMHA, TMA, GROP, AC, forgotten. Hairdresser Susan Scacchi Yearbook, Basketball, N.H.S., Ziki Di Juliette Scanzillo To Leave Footprints on the Sands of Time Christine Scarpa Capt. Hky Chldr, EPU, BHA, Crystal Jewels Glen Schuster NHS, Tennis Team, Co-Pres. Math Team. Marie Selafani To achieve personal goals and succeed. Chris Scopa Joseph Sedlak Michael Senese Electrical Engineer, Make a Quick Billion. Ronald Seno Laurie Shaw To reach the goals in life that I have. Stacey Scott Student Council, Yearbook Stall, O.W.S.D. Steven Scrima David Selvo Laurie Ann Sheehan To marry an Irishman, Fanner Staff Iris Sheinhait Jennifer Sheppard Elissa Shift Robert Silva NHS-Fr. Club-Sci. Team, Conquer NHS, Fr. Club, Ger Club, Span. College, Early Childhood Education, my dreams. Club, Dance. Michael Silvia Sharon Simons Basketball Cheerleader. Linda Sinewitz I ' d rather be riding 1 ' ' Marcy Singer Be a healthy, happy writer. Color Guard. Mike Sipala Spin pizzas in Rome. Love you Mom N’ Dad. Marjorie Slawnwhite Laura Spinale Cynthia Spinelli Jeano Hold on to the Best ol St. Council, META, Ski Trips, Times! Chmka, O.W.S.D. Diane Spinelli Katie Stanton SSS, Life in the fast lane NSA, NHS, HR. BMHA, EPU. Robert I. Stanton Demetrius Stasinos Kara Stathos Ken Stantial Mary Ruth Stein Jeanne Stella Sociology, MEGA To be happy. Photography, Believe in myself. Key Club. Jeani” Ski Club, Art, Fashion Designer. Bonnie Stiller Kenneth Stone NHS, Sec. Hebrew Club, Fr. Club, Go For It Cheryl Sternberg Lorraine Stickney BTBW, Ftbl Cheerldr, Stg 1, To succeed in life. Gymnastic Team Kevin Stone Lisa Stone Stoney - To make my Dad proud. Suzanne St. Pierre Dazed and Confused. William Studzinski Baseball, Basketball, Stu. Cncl, NHS Alan Strauss HR Rep, Track, Football, To Be Famous. Rochelle Strauss Richard Sullaway To become a professional musician. Kim Sweeney Richard Swift Amy Taber Hockey Cheerleader, succeed in Go for it, BS in Aeronautical Eng. NHS, Sac Je Veux Toucher Les business. Etoiles. Chriss Tarantino William Teague Lee Tepfer Everyone has to deviate from the Baseball, Basketball, The Rolling Stones”. Clayton Summit Michael Tanzer Mary Terra Don ' t rush the good things in life! norm. Mimsi Tierney HM Room Rep, Asst. Ed. META Lisa Till Live now pay later 1 Jeannette Timperio To stay with Dick C. forever and ever. Wendy Tkachuk Amy Tracchia Culinary Arts Laurie Torigian SJP Football and Hockey Cheering Suzanne Touchette Melissa Tournas SJP Cheering, SSS, Moosh Diane Tracchia John Tracch ia David Trainor George Trainor Fr. Club, National Honor Society Kathy Turner To be myself. Tom Twiss Football, S W Track, Computer Sci. Club Donna Unhao Track, NHS, SSS, Friends are forever. David Urbonas Intramural Sports, Life-long Doors Fan. Bill Vasiles To own my own plumbing business. David Velez Pamela Ventola NHS, HR Rep, Field Hockey Noelia Vieira French Club; To smile and be happy. Betsy Vigor Doreen Violette Live one day at a time and be Susan Viscione Frederick Vlasuk Basketball Team, Member of EPU Judith Vose Photography, To meet Eddie Van Halen. Amy Waldox NHS, FB Chrldr, Gym Team, Hebrew Club, Stg. 1 Darlene Wallace Deborah Walsh To live a long happy life. Debs” Joanne Walsh Secretary; To always be too daze gone. Sheryl Wandler lutterflies are free and so are we. Mark Warner Football Gregg Watts Art, Media-VP, Tanner-Art Ed, META, NHS, NSF. Kelly Wayman Stage One, To ride a horse thru a rainbow. Daniel Walz To be successful. Stacey Waxman To dance, to have fun, to be with David. Robert Webber Bob Best Sub. 3,4 6 per. lounge Cluck Martin Weirzbicki Ilene Wenicur Track, Art Club, To be a commercial artist. Paul Whitcomb Amie Weinberg Capt. Gymnastics, Pres. Band, NHS, MET. A. George White Lisa White Butterflies are free and so are we Ronald Williams Hockey (Captain), Football, T.B.C.I.T.P. Ronald Williams Dennis Yeo Sandi Young Sue Youngstead Alice Zaimes Class Treas, NHS, SSS, Basketball BMHA, TMP, To live, love, laugh. Got to rock on. Chrldr, ICMF. EPU Angelo Zakas Marina Zamakis Betsey Zbyszynski Joyce Zimmerman Hopes to see old Inends again. 164 Berna Atahan To be the next ambassador to Turkey. Michelle Colarusso Mish , ILRR, Comraer. Art, Dance, Ski, BFWD, TMR. Robert Dollard Lucy Karis Gymnastics, NHS, SJPCL, SSS. Leah Acquaviva Carlos Gonzalez Michael Martinez Christopher Alimonti David Grant Gerald McKinnon John Barreda Shawn Griffin John Mendonca Mark Bennett Julie Hansbury Cheryl Moss Pamela Brubaker Roger Hudson Arthur Nelson Paula Bucchiere John Hutchins James O ' Connor John Burke Christina Kassaraba Emanuel Pereira Kurt Caron Michael Kolodziej Penny Plante Neil Chambers Norman Landano Julie Poulin Susan Compas Michael Lane John Roby Joseph Christoforo Kenn Lang Kevin Ryan Joseph Devereaux Gregory Lariccia Timothy Ryan Robert Dollard Mark W. LeBlanc Steven Scrima Brian Dullavitz Rosemarie Legere Steven Sierra Ernest Elia Michael Lepore Troy Smith Debra Espinola Scott Leslie Steven Tobin John Farina Lawrence Lingley Albert Turner Peter Faust James Lopez John Van Durme Dennis Fournier Ronald Lord Paul Whitcomb John George Gilbert Luz Lisa White Roger Zwicker 165 Melissa Zimmerman A Goodbye Makes The Journey Harder Still. Robert Zimmerman To ski Mt. Everest Beverley Zipper Key Club, Alt. HR Rep., To see the world 1 John Zorzonello ' Homeroom Representives, left to nghtilcmy Marques and John Conklin. Principal Mr. Richard I. White. i Class Officers, left to right: Treasurer Stephen Morlis, President Richard Davidson, Vice President Brian Dulavitch. Secretary Patricia Ingemi. Missing from picture: 168 PP 4 . . . . %W ? ' J ■■ ' „• . as! ■ gk£ , iJB •• r- Lett to right: Mark Hoflman and William Delp. Mrs. Dullea. Lett to right: Michael Crowley, John Pyburn, Joseph Mello, Charlie Smyrnious, George Lembidakos, Lawrence Kohut, Ray Oulette, Howard Collier, Charlie Rollins, Sal Bovano, John Celata, Lewis Wilson, Paul Actis, George Marquis, Arthur Eldndge. 169 s csH 9 6 V 5 $ wy« ' f 2x HOUSE MILL AND CARPENTRY UPHOLSTERY TO ■ ' r 170 AUTO BODY 172 AUTO REPAIR til ELECTRICAL MACHINE 173 . V 176 Reagan Budgets Economic Programs Tax Cuts Prop. 2V2 Stock Market Postal Increase OPEC AWACS START Mideast Golan Heights Afghan Khadafi Hit Squad Richard Allen investigations Richard Colby investigations Kidnapping of Italian Army General Poland Columbia Space Shuttle Hinkley sentenced Ireland vs. England School Lunch Prgrams Anti-Abortion in Congress Abscam investigations Garbage Strike in New York Refugees Goveners Race 3 states radify ERA Japanese export invasions Social Programs Socialist President in France United Nations SADAT THE PEACEMAKER GOES TO A HERO ' S TOMB Shuttle Will “Absolutely Revolutionize Way We Do Business Here on Earth” Congress bows to Reagan on budget 178 Pope John Paul II is back on the road again Sadat Natalie Wood Lynn Fire Baseball Strike World Series Reagan Shot Pope Shot Royal Wedding Walter Knott Wallace K. Harrison Air Controllers Strike Voyager 2 Sandra O ' Connor Hinkley Indicted Soviet Sub Rescue William Holden Jack Albertson Atlanta Killings California Fruit Flies Charles Haughey Voyager 2 Moshe Dayan Invasion of Chad Attack on French Ambassador Anniversary of Lennon ' s death Patriots take it on the Chin Cable T.V. Explosion Dodgers win World Series Ski Season best in years Gold pnces drop Gas $1.39 per gallon T-Strike Trial of Lennox Students Sadat as a pathfinder to peace After the devastation. Lynn looks to future 179 Led Zeppelin Pat Benatar R.E.O. Speedwagon Billy Squier AC DC Bruce Springsteen Forienger Bob Seger Bad Company Rick Springfield Kool and the Gang Kenny Rogers Spinners Diana Ross Journey Tom Petty B-52 ' s David Lee Roth The Cars J. Geils The Stones Stevie Nicks Waiting for a Girl Like You Destroyer (Paranoia) Lonely is the Night Who ' s Crying Now Sto p Dragging My Heart Around Start Me Up Don ' t Let Him Go Mean Street Endless Love Physical Celebration AODC RACK IN BLACK 1 80 Arthur Little Darlings For Your Eyes Only Kramer vs. Kramer French Lieutenant ' s Woman Paternity Time Bandits Raiders oi the Lost Ark Halloween II Friday the 13th II Superman I II Caddyshack Endless Love Blue Lagoon Body Heat Force Five Mommie Dearest Only When I Laugh Prince of the City Time Square Stir Crazy Tarzan American Werewolf in London Ordinary People The Champ The Jazz Singer The Inlaws Four Seasons Seems Like Old Times Stripes Private Benjamin Norma Rae Somewhere in Time 181 Sasson Punk Jordache Izod Calvin Klein Cisco Nikes Preppy Bass New Wave Boat Shoes French Braids Mud Mocks Gold Chains Shoe Laces T-Shirts Cowboy Boots Baggies Kilts Roller Skating Chinos Lace Collars Bermuda Bags Ballet Shoes Knickers Feather Fanngs Cowboy Hats Clogs Turtle Necks Pins Lee Levis ri OOLALAl oteeoNfr KRISTY McNICHOL Her features mav be twain but her talent ts awesome Scott Baio Timothy Hutton Brooke Shields Robert Wagner Matt Dillon Luke and Laura Gary Coleman Robin Williams Loni Anderson Henry Winkler Garfield Arthur-Dudley Moore Bo Derek Richard Dreyfuss Adam Rich Liza Minelli Carol Burnett Hawkeye-Alan Alda Jane Fonda Klinger Phil Donahue Rodney Dangerfield Christopher Atkins lames Bond John Snyder Valerie Bertmelli Gregory Harrison Cheryl Tiegs Miles O ' Keefe Bill Murray Steve Martin Burt Reynolds Charlene Tilton Marvin Hagler Muhammad All Larry Bird Reggie Jackson Terry O ' Rielly Kevin McHale Danny Ainge Tracy Austin Johnny Rutherford Martina Navratilova Yankees Gary Cheevers Pete Rose Linda Fratianne Super Bowl Tea Man Jack Nicklaus Brewers Jim Rice Rams Dodgers Orange Bowl Celtics Bruins Red Soxs Patriots Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg John McEnroe Sugar Ray Tommy Hearns Larry Holmes 76 ' ers It’s a banner night for Celtics, 124-100 Boston rifles its bench, routs Bullets By Bob Ryan Globe Staff The game, after all. was hardly the raison d ' etre for the gathering. The fans had come to see rings dis- tributed, another flag raised and simply to participate in a local sort of semi-religious rite. But the game wasn ' t bad, not bad at all. It was, in fact, entirely appropri- ate. The NBA couldn ' t have guar- anteed the success of the occasion any better, providing the defending world chamnions with a weak as he ' s ever been, doing a monster Imitation underneath that was nearly frightening. The rest of the cast performed admirably, espe- cially Bird (20), Maxwell (17) and Kevin McHale. But this evening be- longed to Parish. Duerod (would you believe a retreating rejection right onto Causeway Street of a Don Collins fast break shot?) and to the Ghost of Championships Past, who clearly presided over the occasion from the time the doors were opened. A Inm hc vilv rmri ilntoH hv Robert had been particularly In spiring in a first-period stretch that had rescued the Celtics front a 19-16 deficit and provided them with a 27-21 lead. From 19-19 tc 27-21, in fact, the other nine men were mere supporting players tr Parish ' s lead role in The Beasl That Ate North Station. And that ' s only the mildest o hyperbole. After reboundinj strongly, he was fouled and hi sank both. 21-19. A Parish out front steal and all the way ram 185 FAMOUS ea ROAST BEEF ?t sEA FOOD LOMELIS BROTHERS SPLITTING CO. . Cone Clc lulations The )f ' 82 TO WNE IYNE HOUSE Rovtx. Or South LynnftOcL, MnstOchuicMs 0(940 m-4 460 QPfcN M45AM to 90G 3UNOAY thru T UPSOAY RiOAV SATURDAY T ii 1000 PM Card •S£a v Klx m£cs welcome Dry Leather Splitters 14-16 Spring St Peabody, MA 01960 Good Luck ( , STAHL FINISH 26 Howley St. Peabody, MA Best Wishes CUSTOM HOMES SIDING — ROOFING KITCHENS BATHS SOLAR HEATING SURETTE CONSTRUCTION CO. SAUGUS KENNEY 233-7587 188 TAN-RITE LEATHER CORP. INTERNATION- AL HOUSE OF PANCAKES 39 Wallis St. Peabody, Ma. 5 Sylvan St. Good Luck To Class Of ' 82 Congratulations $ Class Of 1982 THE GEORGE PEABODY CO-OPERATIVE BAND BICKNELL FULLER CORRUGATED CONTAINER CORPORATION Peabody Industrial Park, Peabody, Mass. 01960 Good Luck Class Of ' 82 ' Peabody- Danvers Best Wishes BOB-KAT LEATHER CO, INC Peabody, Ma. PATRICK J. WOODS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. j m, I i m s 1 i Compliments . 9 Of c £ i i U I JIM McNAMARA O) _J £ Ci o a 2 8 5 c CC £ 0 ID a 5 _ Good Luck 1 s - m T3 tr « 15 ' 82 c w i i Real Estate And Insurance 40 Main St. Peabody, Ma 01960 531-2777 + 531-2788 Best Wishes! 189 ICCURITV AATIOAAI BAftH With Offices located in: Lynn, Danvers, Peabody, Topsfield, Beverly, Swampscott Marblehead, and Saugus Member F.D.I.C. WE BUY OLD GOLD SILVER DIAMONDS GOLDEN GUILD, INC. FINE GOLD JEWELRY •PRICED BY WEIGHT • PRIVATE SHOWINGS • EXPERT REPAIR • APPRAISALS KING ' S PLAZA W. PEABODY 535 . TAYLOR RENTAL 464 Lowell St Peabody 535-5035 Good Luck Seniors ' 82 Compliments Of STOCKWELL- RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME nSy[ 0 uj£ Z:i 1i Mason Street PeatJdy, Mass. 01960 532-4130 Flowers for your special dayr 191 cn 0 s Congratulations And Best O T3 O tr 4 ? tw M N ?i : 33 2 ®o? o o O x L a Of Luck To The Class Of ' 82 From 1 1 E. U I w t i C 5 C 5 “ Us ,?Z 8 .. ;? CD n 3 THE STAFF £■ vj 0 ? o n ° “ « 5 iO r o 5, !! I- 3, ? o 2 ? OF BURGER KING. SS I 5 C 8 | Co 3 Compliments Of: cn £ ® 1 8 Burger King ■U co o ro 3 §E! 120 Newbury St. Congratulations And Arons Arcadia Insurance Agency, Inc. AAIA Best Wishes Good Luck From DUDDY’S CONWAY FUNERAL LIQUORS JERROLD SLAFSKY PRESIDENT HOME Rte 1 Southbound 12 Chestnut St. Peabody, Ma. SIX BOURBON ST. • PEABODY. MA 01960 • 581 3500 • 535 5250 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 82. CONGRESSMAN NICHOLAS MAVROULES nm 192 Call And Charge On All Major Credit Cards Cjouicl A jdforiAt, 3nc. .35 1 Hrci.idu a Route I 1.1 H KM). M SS. 01910 i ' lmnc 598-9521 ! flout CURLEY’S MEAT AND DELI 9 Bourbon St. Peabody, Mass. 01960 SOUTH PEABODY PHARMACY, INC. 101 A Lynn St. Peabody, Mass Tel. 531-1531 532-2229 “Delivery Service “Sales Rental On Medical Supplies Convalescent Aids John E. Murphy Timothy J. O ' Keefe Joseph Curtis Ryan John E. Murphy, Jr. James F. Rennick John R. Keilty ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 10 Chestnut Street Peabody, Mass. waterrest Rick Lien Store Manager WATERREST PRODUCTS 134 NEWBURY ST. PEABODY, MA. 01960 1-617-535-6421 193 The Sign Of Your Own Good Taste A Tradition Of Tavern Hospitality Since 1666 At Procter ' s Crossing Lowell Prospect Streets, Peabody; 531-1598 194 Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1982 MAYOR AND MRS. PETER TORIGIAN 198 v imtic rt a rf Ar TO THE CMSS OF 8Z! THE BEST OF LUCK TDALL Ycu mm 10UNQ 6 ZAWA 7 ! mm FUTURE. Of ' immm- Iff duo mat mo QF Ctt MO EVERY ONE OP YOU mi am, mi mo! ( V M6Hfh AV£. A££ ft Jb. Mfi MJ 3 . 8 HS )Oo YANKEE RESTAURANT LOUNGE Food- Drink- Entertainment „ CO s 00 r aO U m X c. o $x m O O C CO 00 -3 ' ' CD o X £ 25 ' c o 5 ' CO 0 1 — 3 X m X a 70 m ■4 ' o c_ —3 CO 3: r= 0 Q 00 _ S° cn w I «® I® ft m cn co cn to 12 First Street Salem, MA 01970 4 Foneuif Hall Mfet pi. Boston, MA 02109 Security Corporation of America Uniformed Guard and Patrol Services Residential • Commercial • Industrial (617) 581-7308 MELLO’S BAKERY 25 Main St. Good Luck Always! P.M. CAHILL Sc SON FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes And Good Luck Class Of 82 ' Best Wishes Class Of 82 ' MRS. G’S DAIRY BAR 117 Lynnfield St. Peabody, Ma. 531-0069 Bw fiawwttiftg Hours Telephone Mon., Tues. Sat - 8:30 - 5:00 535-9750 Wed.. Thurt. Fri. - 8:30 - 8:00 535-9754 672 Lowell Street ■ Peabody, Massachusetts 01 960 LOWE MART SHOPPING CENTER 474 Lowell Street, Peabody Mary Lalikos, Proprietor FOOD CENTER 535-3530 Featur ing All U.S. Choice Meats LIQUOR, INC. 535-3510 Full Line of Beers Wines Liquors Congratulations Class Of 82 ' Compliments Of DR. SULLAWAY 1 1 1 Central St. Peabody, Ma. Congratulations From: LAMINATED FILMS PKG. INC. 14 Walnut St. Peabody, Ma Art Landers- President Congratulations And Success To All Compliments Ol: HARRY ANKELES, MARSHALL HARMON, LEN BONFANTI AND DAVE ANKELES NSSC O 0 O CD 3d iQ cr u 531-6879 cn Co $ Tl CD CD O, O $r g OlO a 2- O- ►— CD cn : 3 CO ' C SO William W. Johnson O’Brien Johnson, Inc. 871 Washington Street Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 617 848-3250 1-800 972-5398 201 . leadership is a quest of men seeking to find themselves and that in so seeking the lives of other people. - - -Theodore H. White they shape Congratulations Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1982 from the PEABODY FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, LOCAL 1289, AFTlAFL-CIO In extending congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1982, The Peabody Federation of Teachers would also like to recognize the efforts of those retired classroom teachers who have contributed to making this Senior Class an outstanding example of the Peabody Tradition: Bessie Levy Katharine Doyle Frances MacDonald Helen Wilson Sarah Flanagan Thomas McHugh Lillian Pulli Mar ie Sheehan Veronica Cuddire Beatrice McCarthy Catherine Smith Julia McMahon Gertrude Doherty Ednah Horner T. Mary Peura Mary Thibodeau Ethel Crean Marguerite Dwyer Nellie Horgan Eileen Conway Evelyn Burrows Marie Twomey Mary Lyons Katherine Connors Merle Kirwin Mary Bellew Mary Beirne Mary Donahud® Esther Billings May Devlin Irene Mulcahy Hazel Mosse Alice Sheehan Louise Laitinen Helen Lynch Marguerite Regan Adeline Sullivan Mary lanes Marty Dumas Wright M. Louise Andres Pauline Reilly Katherine Murphy Katherine Wheelen Alice Hayes Donah David Collins ’ Helen Wiggin Rita Hoskinson Katherine O ' Keefe Alice Neenan Rose Lane Mary Flynn Laura Marks Rena Decatur Helen McVann Welch Ann Ellis Florence Holden Helen Karelitz Rita Brown W. Stuart Hayden Gertrude Condon Kay Callahan Thomas Callahan Arthur Johnson Carlyle Drew Muriel Brett Catherine Murphy Timothy McCarthy Virginia Josephine Hosman Helen O ' Connor Dorothy L ee William Bresnahan Edward T. Donohue Marie Fennessey Edward Gorman Agustus Macione Thomas McCarthy Mary McNamara Catherine Carey Joseph Hughes (jaindloro Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS 317 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 744-1055 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM THE STAFF AT GAINSBORO STUDIO Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of 82 Editor-In-Chief From Super Job! Your Official Football Shirt Suppliers -TRIPLE J + K, INC.- M.A.B. Temple, Maryland The 1982 Class Song WISH YOU WERE HERE } So, so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell Blue skies from pain Can you tell a green field A smile from a veil Do you think you can tell Did th ey get you to trade Your heroes for ghosts Hot ashes for trees Hot air for a cool breeze Cold comforf for change Did you exchange A walk-on part in a war For the lead role in a cage. (Chorus) How I wish, How I wish you ware here We ' re just two lost souls swimmin ' in a fish bowl Year after year Runnin ' over the same old ground What have we found, the same old fears, wish you were here. The WlNNERS ATI has been training students in some of the fastest growing industries in New England. Computer Programming Digital Computer Electronics Air Conditioning Refrigeration Servicing Major Appliance Service WOBURN 233 West Cummings Park Woburn, MA 01801 ATI is an Accredited member of NATTS Call Now and financial aid is available. ( 617 ) 935-3838 Licensed by The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education Best Wishes To The Class Of |82 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Brian Derrivan - President Tracey Irzyk - Vice President Sandi Breshick - Secretary Mark Trabucco - Treasurer Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 ' Ply ' 6 6 From THE P.V.M.H.S. LANGUAGE CLUBS CAPTAIN END8LI With Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982. From Peabody Police Benevolent Association.” Hiiiiiiiij “Thanks For The Memories,” Class Of 1982 . . . J.W. When we are really honest with ourselves, we must admit that our lives are all that really belong to us. So it is how we use our lives that determines what kind of men we are. It is my deepest belief that only by giving our lives do we find life. I am convinced that the truest acts of courage, the strongest act of manliness, is to sacrifice ourselves for others in a totally nonviolent struggle for justice. To be a man is to suffer for others. God help us to be men. — Caesar Chavez 210 Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Lowell Street, Peabody, Massachusetts 01960 531-1600 Ext. 150 hr : U 3 d p- 3c D= □i 1 n 3- JT PC □ =a £1 President: Charlie Abizaid Vice President: Jim Burns Secretary: Merri Ruddock Treasurer-. Sandi Young Fellow Members of the Class of 1982, No one can deny that our Class has left a truly outstanding record as Seniors at Peabody High School. Beginning with our Luau at Kowloon Restaurant — two days before school started — everyone knew that we would leave a mark unequaled. Our Senior Year was a year of successes because of the kind of people that make up our class. It has been a privilege tor Jim, Sandi, Merri and me to serve as Class Officers during your Senior Year. We hope that we have lived up to the expectations that you had when you elected us. For us, this year has been special. We hope that it was been special for you as well. The 1982 META is the record of our Senior Year. We would like to thank the META Staff for their hard work and effort in making this book an outstanding remembrance of this very special year in our lives. The future is here and we wish all of you the very best at whatever you strive to accomplish! Good luck and see you at our Reunions!! Sincerely, Charlie Abizaid Jim Burns Merri Ruddock Sandi Young A Sincere Thanks To Our Patrons GOLD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angelakis Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Kalah Kresnow Theresa M. Muscato John and Maryanne O’Neil Rabbi Burton L. Padoll Councillor and Mrs. Richard R. Reeves Ken and Joyce Riley Estelle and Neil Rostoff Rose Russell Buzzy and Pat Salvatore Mr. and Mrs. Vito Salvo Marianne Solda and Susan Scacchi Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Stasinos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tierney SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen Mr. and Mrs. A1 Burns Mr. and Mrs. James Burns Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burhinshaw Terry and Matt Galvin Dave and Nan Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horrigan Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Kennison, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mattuchio John and Marie Modini Judy and Bill Murphy Mr. and Mrs. George A. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. John Price Arlene and Bernie Vigor Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Weinberg BRONZE Raymond and Helen Albert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berg Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Bettencourt Mr. and Mrs. Pericles C. Bougas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chnstoforo Mr. and Mrs. lames N. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Englehard Sr. Donald and Barbara Houle Robert and Carole Hunt Ralph and Regina LaVasseur Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Legere Anne McDaid Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn G. Myerow Barbara and Kathleen O ' Neil Mr. and Mrs. Gerrold Peckerman Natalie S. Padoll Joseph and Louise Rosano Irving and Irene Sacks Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Spinelli, Jr. Irma, Arthur and Jay Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. William Studzinski and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Myron and Dona Yaskell
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