Peabody Veterans Memorial High School - Meta Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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(gulf GOLF TEAM Left to right: Richard Walker, Ed Silverman, Tom Davis, Rick Strauss, Dave Murphy, Tom Rybinski, Joe Smidt, Captain Jack Oleks, Mickey Prokopis, and Coach Jack Linehan. Captain Jack Oleks and Coach Jack Linehan Spring of 1960 marks Coach Jack Linehan ' s second year as mentor of the golf team. His only four striper on the squad is Captain Jack Oleks. Bringing a year of experience with him is another starting senior, Mickey Prokopis. Lanky Mike Nygren packs plenty of power in his long fairway shots. Also representing the class of ’60 are Tom Rybinski. Dave Murphy, and Tom Davis.

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liurkpy Left to right, kneeling: Bill Burke, Dennis Healey, Alan Fessenden, Pete Tkachuk, Dick Tassinari, Roger Nel- son, Henry Wilgo, John Sweeney, Tom Spence, Charlie Niemchuck. Standing: Paul Macione, John Kyslowski, A1 Richards, Bob Grusheski, John Kline, Bill Bochnak, Barry Goldberg, Walter Nekoroski, Dave O’Hara, Bob Zilinsky, Paul Champigny, Doug Nelson, John Cronin, Bob Anthony, Bill Laakso, Jim Murphy. Co-Captain Dick Tassinari Co-Captain Roger Nelson THE RECORD Coach Charles Carlin ‘We want Ambrose! IT e want Ambrose ! ' I’ll ' 0 Woburn 2 PHS 3 Classical 2 PI IS 3 Marblehead 3 PHS 1 Gloucester .3 PHS 1 Malden Catholic 6 PHS 2 Ameslmry 0 PHS 2 Salem 3 PHS 3 St. Mary’s 2 PHS 1 Beverly 0 PHS 2 St. John’s 1 PHS 0 Swampseott 2 HPS 1 English 0 PHS 1 Danvers 1 PHS I Saugus 2 Finishing the regular season tied for third in the Essex Division of the North Shore Hockey League with a 6-6-2 record, the Tanners’ Hockey squad continued what has been one of Peabody High’s greatest years in athletics. Co-captain Richie Tassinari, chosen for the All-Star Squad for the second year in a row, was again one of the finest goalies in the North Shore League, holding the oppo- sition to an average of less than two goals per game. The other co-captain, flashy left-winger, Roger Nelson, was also an All-Star nominee. Pete Tkachuk handled assignments at both center and right wing for the first line while Bill Burke took his turns on defense. Bob Zilinsky, though hampered by a bad chest cold, bolstered the attack when- ever he could play. Also carrying the colors of the class of ’60 were forwards Walt Nekoroski and John Cronin, and defenseman Barry Goldberg.

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iftaiutruaun ' Hepartmrot Left to right: Sheriff John “Wyatt” Sheehan Assistant Custodian Sid Goldfarb “Assistant Athletic Director” “Coach” Craigen. (Elaiiii ©ftr We are a smile, Bound not by words. But bound by soul. II e are a molten mass of tongues and shades of thought. Never bending But hearing to the strongest wind alone. all the little sniffs of hope. And saying yes. we are the world togeth Tomorrow is our day together; Braying for the truth together. Hi anil Left to right, first row: Charles Felt, Peter Tomasello, Tom Foulkes, Steve Strogney, Brian Shea, Richard Wagner, Bruce Brown. Second row: Steve Smidt, Susan Raffer, Craig Yost, Allen Sherman, Mike Salavich, Bernard Minott, Bonnie Foss, John Feeney, Ken Bouffard, Robert Blazewicz, Elaine . Mello, Christine Millea. Third row: Lenny Antoszewski, Joseph Smidt, Ethel Pike, John Soroko, Mario Regis, Steve Shoer, Dorothy Sofi, Jane Manning, Mr. Murphy. Last row: Mary Hobey, Ricky Strauss, Larry Gordon, John Apostolides, Gary Sntiledge, Paul Kennett, Eddy Silverman, Richard Andrews, Marie Jacques, Margie Winer, Rose Harou.