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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

Peabody Institute Library, Peabody 1253 00596 435 6 fir 1 :. wtd L j. 1 Linda Mulley Editor - in - Chief Linda Nelson Literary Editor Jacqueline Spiliotis Biography Editor Arlene Tarlow Raymond Ouellette 4 - - Business Co- Editors Manuela Maistrellis Joyce Kokoreas Art Co-Editors Bernadine Lohoski Supplement Editor Jane Wilson Photography Editor • ' A HISTORy Of THEIQCO CLASS OflJUL PEABODY, HIGH SCHOOL MASSACHUSETTS FOREWORD As our class history unfolds with the pages of this Meta, we will recall realization that our high school education is the foundation of any field that we pursue in the future, we will be forever indebted to our parents, teachers, and classmates, who have helped us firmly plant our feet on the unfathomable path of knowledge. META STAFF LITERARY STAFF Editor: Linda Nelson Staff: Elaine Brundage, Judith Corning, John Feeney, Lawrence Feffer, Donald Fraser, Donna Hall, Bernadine Lohoski, Celia Beukelman, James Murphy, Sherry Odette, Elaine Tanzer, Richard Tankevich, Janet Van Bobo, Ann Ryan, Byron Alpers, Ethel Pike BIOGRAPHY STAFF Editor: Jacqueline Spiliotis Staff: Diane Clark, Janice Lyon, Cynthia Walmsley, Patricia Wiggin ART STAFF Co-Editors Manuela Maistrellis and Joyce Kokoreas Staff: Marylin Champagne, Lucille Ciman, William Funchion, Doreen Pearl, Cher yl Tedford BUSINESS STAFF Co-Managers: Arlene Tarlow and Raymond Ouellette Treasurers: Susan Amaral and Sherry Odette Staff: Carol Burrows, Leona Delaney, John Feeney, Iris Goldstein, Kristina Heter, Joan Manning, Elaine Mello, Joyce Nelson, Roselina Rodas, Diane Vlasuk, Virginia Votaw, Cynthia Walmsley, Lloyd Webster, Patricia Wiggin, Teddy Zolotas META TYPISTS Louise Hodgdon, Barbara Blood, Nancy Shea, Sherry Odette, Diane Birmingham, Mary Silva, Donna Hall, Judith Corning, Susan Amaral, Sandra Skrudgis PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Editor: Jane Wilson Staff: Irene Katsarakes, Beverly Wisegold, Joseph Smidt We never seem to realize the value of our friendship with others until they are no longer with us. After their departure we only Begin to understand the deep impression that they have left with us. We cherisn the memory of our happy and sad moments together, and appreciate the new phases of jife that we have come to recognize -as.a result of our acquaintance. The sudden loss of Beverly Mefeolsky in opr Junior year has left us with the eternal memory of a quiet and friendly classmatdrL DEDICATION 1+ is with sincere pleasure that we dedi- cate this META to Miss Mary McNamara, known to us as Miss Mac , whose cheerful and friendly interest will always be. remem- bered by her pupils and the Class of ' 62! ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1962 we extend our sincere congratulations and best wishes on the attainment of a primary goal in your lives — your graduation from High School. The twelve short years during which we were privileged to provide you with the basic foundation for your future endeavors are bu t one stage in the never ending quest for knowledge. As you go forth to pursue your separate ways, may you always be mindful of the devotion and sacrifices of your parents and the dedicated interest in you and your success on the part of your teachers, whose interest you may amply repay by leading lives of honor and integrity. May I also extend to you the assurance that my office is always available to you for counsel and advice in whatever manner I can be of assistance to you. J. HENRY HIGGINS Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendents WILLIAM WELCH, JR. J. PAUL VERONESE Congratulations to the class of 1962. I have enjoyed working with this class and it is with deep regret that I bid you farewell. The year has been one of pleasant memories. You have my sincere wishes for success and happiness in your future endeavors. timothy McCarthy Vice-Principal To the Class of 1962: May I exercise the privilege of your principal in offering you my sincere wishes for future deserv- ing happiness. At this particular time, as you join the many who are sharing similar joys of achievement, may I remind you that with recognition there is respon- sibility. You are the hope of America, and my associa- tion with you, and others like you, has justified my confidence in the future of our great and glorious country. Long after those of my generation have been, you will be, and America, our country, will be just what you want it to be. This is your heritage but it is also your challenge. Accept it willingly and fulfill it courageously. Always live and act with a pride in a country of which all of us can be rightfully proud. This ideal depends upon the use of your intelligence and especially your integrity. In your happiness be ever humble and remember those who are less fortunate. The boundaries of sacrifice and service must be limitless and extended so that the whole wide world will share our blessings and admire us not through selfish conquest but rather through selfless charity. Perhaps the key word to this concept of a happy life is dedication, — one of the richest and most rewarding wrods in our language. Nobody has symbolized it more than your devoted parents. Never forget them for they will never forget you. They are yours and you are their most priceless possession. Now, farewell! The pleasure of your association the past four years will always be one of my many happy memories. Most sincerely, ARTHUR J. BARRY Principal : FACULTY ENGLISH Mr. Arthur V. Johnson, Head Miss Carole Bocasky Mr. Th omas J. Callahan Mr. Edward T. Donahue Mr. D. Edward Gorman Mrs. Josephine Hosman Mrs. Virginia Kiley Mr. Richard G. Makela • Mr. George A. Markham - M iss Cornelia E. Sheehan LANGUAGES N Miss Marguerite L. Murphy, Head Mr. Robert P. Cavanaugh Miss Elizabeth B. Fitzgerald Miss R. Dorothy Lee COMMERCIAL Mr. A. Paul Macione, Head Mr. John E. Bezemes r ' Miss Agnes V. Cody Mr. David P. Collins Miss Mary E. Luz Miss Marie A. Murphy Mr. Paul Ruelle Miss Mary E. Sullivan SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William J. Bresnahan, Head Mr. James E. Arnold Mr. James H. Greehy Miss Catherine A. Murphy Mr. Thomas G. O ' Donnell Mr. John E. Sullivan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Edward O ' Connor, Head Mr. William F. Cronin Miss Mary A. McNamara MATHEMATICS Mr. Thomas McCarthy, Head i Miss Anna B. Carroll Miss Helen F. Fanning Miss Chrisoula Fillis Miss Mary M. Tocken SCIENCE Mr. Henry A. Sullivan, Head Mr. Arthur Adamopoulos Mr. Plato G. Chambers Miss Marie F. Fennessy Mr. Francis X. Johnson VOCATIONAL Mr. Alfred E. Hurley, Director Mr. Lawrence Kohut Mr. Bruno Pierotti Mr. Clifton Rock Mr. Salvatore Causi Mr. Peter LaCortiglia OTHERS Mr. Robert J. Sweeney Visual Education Supervisor Mrs. Eva L. Haines Head, Art Department Miss Grace Lawless Music Supervisor Mr. Charles R. Murphy Bandmaster Mrs. Assunta Dunn Distributive Education Supervisor Miss Helen M. O ' Keefe Head, Domestic Science Miss Marguerite Regan Penmanship Supervisor Mr. Frederick Clunie Guidance Director Miss Anne O ' Neil Guidance Counsellor Mr. Niels Knakkergaard Guidance Counsellor Miss Jessie B. Costello Guidance Counsellor Mrs. Ruth M. Conley Guidance Counsellor Mrs. Natalie Maga Junior Secretary Miss Eleanor R. Pierce Nurse TEACHERS SAY MR. GREEHY . . . Did I tell you about the time . . . MISS CODY . . . I may be wrong, but I know I ' m right. MISS SULLIVAN . . . Come right up and sign in the ' Good Book ' . MR. DONAHUE . . . I ' ll have no more of that guff. MR. BRESNAHAN . . . And, on we go now. MR. KOHUT . . . Oh, Gosh darn it. MR. A. JOHNSON . . . Yes, that could very well be true. MR. CAUSI . . . Five Footnotes. MISS LEE . . . Mais, en francias! MISS CARROLL . . . You all know what to expect tomorrow. MR. PIEROTTI . . . OK Beys — let’s roll ' em. MRS. FENNESSEY . . . Oh, you clam! MR. ROCK . . . Turn in your tools. MR. CRONIN . . . Think! Think! MISS SHEEHAN . . . And now my little chickadees . . . MR. SULLIVAN . . . Now, let ' s forget your talking. MR. ARNOLD . . . How do you like my tie? MR. F. JOHNSON . . . Did you SEE that atrocious tie on the little man? MISS LUZ . . Do you want classes now or at two o ' clock? ALFONSO FREDERICK ALBIERO 30 Dane Street Machinist Machinest “Al” Shortly after graduation, Al intends to enlist in the United States Navy. Al enjoys tinkering with cars and boats. He has been an active member in the Vocational Club and also submitted information to the Observer. Al intends to make fixing machinery his vocation. Vocational 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Staff 3, 4 Course Vocation - Machine SUSAN EMILY AMARAL 26 Northend Street To travel Sue Sue, pleasant and ador- able, has been an asset to our senior class. After at- tending a junior college, she hopes to become an ex- ecutive secretary. She was our representative at Girls’ State. Sue enjoys skating and dancing. Civics Club 1 Student Council 2, 3 V. Pres., Pres., 4 Guidance Club 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Observer Typist 4 Office Pagette 3, 4 Meta Staff 4 Course ' Commercial KAREN LINDA ANDERSON 305 Newberry Street Secretary Karen is a tall, blonde, attractive girl from West Peabody. Karen’s hobbies include dancing and sports. . Each day after school, n Karen occupies some of | e her time by working. After j, graduation Karen will en- ter a noted secretarial [ school. Civics Club 1 Course - General DIANE LEE ARSENAULT JAMES ALBERT ASHBY KENNETH ARTHUR ATHAS STEVEN MARCO APOSTOLIDES 131 Lynnfield Street Field of Aeronautics 66 Summit Street Beautician 664 Lowell Street 4 Olsen Road Engineering College Building Contractor 20 Longview Way Secretary ‘‘Steve’’ Steve is carefree, and has an air of nonchalance about him. He is interes- ted in skiing, football, and “lunch”. He plans are to enter a technical school af- ter graduation and then en- ter the field of aeronautics. We wish you all the luck in the world, Steve. Band 1 Football 2, 4 Course - General Diane is a student in the Distributive Education Course. She has been a member of both the Civics Club and the DECA Club. One of her hobbies is bow- ling. After graduation, Di- ane is considering enter- ing Essex Agricultural School of Cosmetology. Civics Club DECA Club Course Distributive Education “Jimmy” In looking over the class roll of ’ 62 , we can find no member who was more helpful, more willing than “Jimmy”. With his happy way and varied abilities he is bound to win a high place in life. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 2 Homeroom Rep., 3 Football 3, 4 Senior Class President “ Kenny ” “Congenial” is the word that best describes Kenny. His humor and continual smile make classes a little easier to bear. As a building contractor, he is sure to succeed. Football Civics Club 1 Deca Club Course - General “Barb” Barbara is an attractive girl with a friendly smile for everyone. Last year Barb was active in Junior Achievement. As most girls she too enjoys danc- ing. Swimming is also one of her hobbies. After grad- uation she plans to attend college. ft iil! .. : i it Bn Civics Club, 1 Observer Staff 1, 2, 3 Glee Club, 3 Course - General Course-Latin Scientific HAROLD CHADWELL ANDREWS Ham rick Road U S. Navy “Chad ' ' Chad plans to enter the U.S. Navy after gradua- tion for he has not yet de- cided upon a future career. His hobbies are boating and cars. He has contribu- ted his share to the suc- cess of our Senior Class. Baseball. 1 Civics Club, 1 DECA Club, 4 Course Distributive - Education RICHARD HAROLD ANDREWS 239 Goodale Street Business Lawyer “Harry’’ Blonde-haired Dick plan- to attend Northeastern Un- iversity this fall and de- vote his studies to law. Much of his spare time is spent playing a saxaphone in a newly-formed band, which has made appear- ances on television and at high school dances. Band 1, 2, 3 Civics Club Football Manager 2 Band Officer Course - Latin Scientific BARBARA LEE ANSTEY ROBERT ANTHONY 14 Hog Hill Road 10 King Street Artist or Secretary College Barby” “Bob Barby is quite an art en- thusiast. Besides drawing, she also likes to swim and play basketball. And like most girls she also enjoys dancing. Barby intends to further her education after graduation. “Bob is a good natured fellow, always ready for work or play. He is we T liked by everyone with whom he comes in contact, for under his winning smile is a strong will and deter mined character. The best wishes of all your class- mates go with you. Bob. Basketball 2, 3 Course - Commercial Civics Club 1 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Observer Staff Course - General STEPHEN ARTHUR ANDERSEN 37 Herrick Road Skilled Tradesman “Steve ' Steve is a well-liked P. H..S. senior. Between par- ticipating in sports and of- fering a helping hand, we do not see when he will find time to travel around the lUnited States in a Cor- Ivette as is his true am- Ibition. Football 1, 2, 3 Civics Club 1 I Junior Class Treasurer Track 3 Observer Staff Course - Technical CAROL VIVIEN BARKER 15 Willis Road Secretary Carol is rather quiet and friendly. She is looking forward to being a house- wife as well as a secretary. Among her hobbies are basketball, drawing, and modeling. She also enjoys dances and football games. Basketball 1, 2 Course - Commercial DONNA ELIZABETH BARBOUR 43 Holten Street I Secretary and travel I Donna is a music enthu- siast who takes a special literest in the accordian. ■he is looking forward to lusiness school and a sec- Jetarial career. Reading, Jewing, and bowling are a l.w of her hobbies. Course Business - Commercial DENNIS ALDO BARILE 9 Carol Ann Road Certified Public Acc’n’t. “ Denny ” Denny, being a strong, tall, and forceful person, has been a participant on our loyal football team dur- ing his sophomore, junior, and senior years at Pea- body High. In the future, he p ans to become a Cer- tified Public Accountant. Next year, Denny would like to attend Bentley School of Accounting. Football 3, 4 Course - Technical MARY ANNE BARRY 1 1 Ray Street Get a Good Job GERALD PHILIP BELLEW 1 50 Lowell Street Electrician ROBERT LOUIS BENOIT Yankee Div. Highway Electronic Technician ALBERT JOSEPH BETTENCOURT 15 Dane Street 7 Emmett Street Electrical Engineer Beautician Moo ey” Jerry” Benny” “ Sandi ” Mary Anne has a spark- ling personality and is liked by all. Reading is one of her favorite past- times. She also enjoys cooking and collecting miniature horse figurines. The business world lies ahead for Mary and we’re sure she will be a great success. Civics Club 1 DECA Club 4 Course Distributive - Education “Jerry” has a knack of making friends immediate- ly. He is one of the best known and best liked mem- bers of the Class of ’62. With all his admirable qualities, he cannot help being a success. Freshman Football Civics Club Treasurer 2 Class Basketball Captain of track team Course - General “Bob”, good-humored, al- ways smiling, has won himself many friends. Whether he’s on the grid- iron or running the track, you can bet he’s doing all he can to give P. H. S. another victory. The best of luck to you in all your future endeavors. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 4 Course General Al is noted as a boy who has acquired a great deal of knowledge about the e- lectrical field. Some of his numerous hobbies are horseback riding, bowling, dancing — as well as being a member of a drum and bugle corps. In the future Al plans to study electri- cal engineering. Vocational Club Course Vocational Sandi plans to attend Mansfield Beauty Academy to study hairdressing. Fishing is her hobby, and dancing and music are her other interests. This Sen- ior girl will surely be suc- cessful in life. Civics Club 1, 2 Course - General ROBERT JOHN BLAZEWICZ 104 Washington Street Teacher “ Blaz ” Blaz, is a friendly, tal- ented member of the Sen ior Class. He is taking the technical course in prepa- ration for college. His fa- vorite pastimes are play- ing golf, tennis and col- lecting model airplanes. Civics Club Band - Orchestra Course ' Technical BARBARA JEANNE BLOOD 16 Ruth Avenue Secretary Barby” Barby is one of the cut- est and neatest members of our class. Having come here from Everett in her Junior year, she has made many new friends at P.H.S. The drill team is Barby’s favorite pastime. Next fall she is looking forward to attending Chandler’s School for Women. Homeroom Rep., 4 Meta Adv. Staff, 4 Meta Typist Course - General ROBERT JOSEPH BOCHNIAK 68 Tracey Street Barber Butch” This blonde, senior boy may be characterized as helpful, friendly, and ath- letic. He is liked by ev- eryone he comes in con- tact with, for under his winning smile is a strong will and determined char- acter. The best wishes of all your classmates go with you, Butch. Civics Club Freshman Football Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Course - General A CELIA BESS BEUKELMAN 6 Sewall Street ANTOINETTE BEZEMES 54 Tracey Street DIANE CATHERINE BIRMINGHAM 8 Highland Terrace Mathematics Major “Liz I Liz, attractive and ami- liable, has been a great lielp in the cafeteria each ■lay. She likes to read, ride Iiorseback, and sew. Next lall she plans to enter col- lege. Liz came to P. H. S. ttfter attending Newton ■iigh for two years. Glee Club 3 Basketball 3 Meta Staff 4 I Course - Technical Medical Secretary “Tom Toni, a charming and vivacious girl, thoroughly enjoys dancing and bowl- ing. She is planning to attend Chandler School for Women in the Fall. Civics Club 1, 2 Girls’ Basketball Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club Guidance Club Office Pagette 3, 4 Course - Commercial Secretary Cathy, Tm er Diane, a cute and friend- ly classmate, is an avid fan of basketball. She al- so enjoys dancing. Diane has been a great help as a typist for the Observer. She plans to be a secre- tary. Civics Club 1 Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3 Field Hockey 1 Observer Typist 4 Observer Adv. Staff Meta Adv. Staff 4 Course - Commercial I MICHAEL JOSEPH BONFANTI BEVERLY ANN BOUCHARD KENNETH JOSEPH BOUFFARD I 43 Lynnfield Street Politics Big M i e Mike is a very friendly |d reserved member of Jr Senior Class. In his I are time, he enjoys nting- and swimming, (ke’s ambition is to go college and perhaps ■me day enter into the Id of politics. Civics Club 1 Track 1 Course General I 522 Lowell Street Retailing “Beu” Bev is a friendly mem- ber of our Senior Class. Mt. Ida Junior College is ahead for Beverly. Along with horseback riding and bowling she also shows great interests in skating and reading. Civics Club 1 Observer Rep. 1, 2, 4 Course ' General 16 Swampscott Avenue Mechanical Engineer Ken” Mechanical engineering seems the perfect voca- tion of Ken, and his hob- bies of building model air- planes, and repairing his car prove it. Band activi- ties also keep Ken busy. His future plans include furthering his education at Wentworth Institute. Civics Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Course - General t BARBARA MAY BOYLAN 4 Randall Road Key Punch Operator “Barb Barbara, a sweet and attractive classmate, likes to skate and play tennis. Barb is a great friend to all who know her. She is looking forward to I.B.M. school upon graduation. Civics Club 1 Basketball 3 Guidance Club 4 Course • Commercial JANICE MARIE BRISSETTE 1 1 Lowell Street Teacher “Jan Janice has been a faith- ful assistant in the libra- ry. This September she plans to attend Salem State College. Her chief interests are breeding par- akeets and Siamese cats. She also enjoys drawing and swimming. Civics Club 1 Library Corps 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club 3 Observer Staff 4 Course - Latin Scientific SHEILA MARY BROWN NANCY JANE BROOKS MARY ELAINE BRUNDAGE 24 Driscoll Street Hairdresser Nancy is another girl in our class who has chosen to make hair-dressing her profession. She will begin her training at a noted hair-fashion school as soon as possible. Nancy is a lover of Drum Corps mu- sic and is a color-guard in one of the better corps in this region. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Course - General 1 Arch Street Teacher Sheila, a cute member of the baton squad, is well known to her classmates. Dancing, bowling, skating, and swimming are Sheila ' s chief hobbies. She feels she would like to attend Salem State. Civics Club 1 Girls ' Basketball 2 Dramatic Guild 3 Office Pagette 3, 4 Guidance Club 3 Senior Class Secretary Baton Squad 3, 4 Soloist 4 Course - Latin Scientific 412 Newbury Street Mathematics Teache “ Elaine ” Elaine is an attract and hard-studying me ber of our class. She ta quite an interest in gl along with tennis, swi tiling, and skating. If ' I have any questions ab calculus, just ask Ela t In September she plans! enter college. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff Observer Literary an Advertising Staff Course - Latin-Scient VIRGINIA ANNE CALLAHAN 33 Griffin Road Secretary “Ginn y” Ginny is a sweet and popular member of the hockey cheerleaders’ squad. At present she has a sec- retarial job, and hopes to continue with this type of work after graduation. Observer Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Girls’ Basketball 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Office Pagette 4 Course - Commercial PETER STANFORD CAMERON 5 Baldwin Street Army Officer “Pete” Pete is a quiet, illustri- ous classmate, taking the General course. After graduation he plans to join the army and antici- pates becoming an officer. He is among the many seniors that will safeguard our country in the future. Course - General PAUL ANTHONY CAPUTO 1 Morgan Road Lawyer Paul’s argumentative ways will certainly aid him in his chosen profes- sion. Quick witted, like- able, full o8 love of life, Paul will linger in our memories as the cheerful spark that ignited many a burst of merriment. We wish you the best of luck. Civics Club 1 Track Meta Staff 4 Course - Latin-Scientific WILLIAM FELIX CASTRANOVA 7 Hourihan Street Mechanic “Billy” Bill, a good natured sen- ior boy, is always among friends. After graduation, he plans to enter the ser- vice and become a skilled mechanic. His favorite pastimes include working on and repairing cars. Civics Club 1 Course - General MARILYN ANN CHAMPAGNE 479 Lowell Street). Nursing “ Linnie ” Linnie, a cute and g lar cheerleader, cheered both the foci and hockey teams toi tory. As can be expo sports come high, oni list of hobbies. L plans to enter the S Hospital School of 1 ing in September. Observer Staff 1,2,. Civics Club 1 Girls Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 Glee Club 3 (Pres. Dramatic Guild Meta Staff 4 Guidance Club I Course - Latin-Scier 1 kv. sitt tin !l ’lit i Pi tr 1 « t DWARD DONNELL BURNETT, JR. Norfolk Avenue Howie” wie, one of our quieter is in the General se. Although he is tided about his future , he is sure to spc- in whatever profes- , he enters. Howie is j enthusiastic about , p collecting. ,i bourse - General CAROL ANNE BURROWS 149 Lynn Street Teacher Carol, a sweet and won- derful girl, is one of our city’s cutest librarians. I’m sure she’s been a great help to many of us. Car- ol is quite a sports-fan and also a good pianist. She plans to attend Salem State or Bridgewater State. Civics Club 1, 2 Guidance Club 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild, 3 Course - Latin Scientific WILLIAM H. BUTLER 17 Gardner Street College Bill” Bill is one of the few Seniors who are fortunate enough to own a conver- tible. He is liked by all who know him and has contributed a great deal to the activities of Pea- body High. Football 1 Civics Club 1 Junior Achievement Observer Staff Deca Club Class Basketball 2 KATHLEEN ELENA CADY 32 Granite Street Go To A Business School Kathy” One of Peabody’s top- notch secretaries will be Kathy Cady. Kathy’s am- bition is to go to a school and learn methods of cal- culating on business ma- chines. Glee Club and Me- ta advertising staff are among her activities. Handcrafts is Kathy’s primary hobby. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Meta Adv. Staff 4 BERNARD PAUL CAIRES 56 Tracey Street Mechanic Benny” Following graduation, Benny plans to enlist in the service and continue his vocation in the me- chanical field. He has gone through high school with a cheerful and friendly air. He will graduate from the mechanical division of the Vocational School. Course - Vocational OBERT ALBION CHASE BARBARA JEAN CHMIELOWSKI Course - General LOUIS ROBERT CIMAN ee i 3 Anita Road Machinist 6 MacArthur Circle Secretary 39 County Street Get a lot out of life “ Barbara ” Barbara has been one of our cute and peppy cheer leaders. Bowling and ice skating are only a few of the sports in which she takes an interest. Barbara plans to attend either a business school or work after graduation. Observer Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Basketball 2 Dramatic Guild 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Office Pagette 3 Student Council 4 Course - Commercial Lou Lou’s great character comprises a rare com- bination. With his great athletic ability, his ca- pacity to understand and appreciate, and his social attractiveness, he cannot help succeeding in all his endeavors. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club, 1 Track, 2 Student Council, 3 Junior Class President Course - General Course - Commercial 1 9 6 2 24 Evans Road Technician Bill Bill has never conscious- ly sought the limelight, but do not get the impres- sion that he did not con- tribute his full share to the success of our class. He is a loyal supporter of P.H.S. activities. Here is a secret — Bill has a weak- ness — golf! Good luck to you. Bill! Civics Club Course - General NEIL JAMES CRONIN 3 Pleasant Street Commercial Artist Neil is our tall, enthu- siastic art admirer. His art exhibits are really outstanding and realistic. Neil plans to develop his artistic talents by attend- ing one of our fine art schools and will someday become a commercial ar- tist. Course ' General JANICE RUTH COMEAU 116 Lynn Street Beautician l, ]an” Janice, a pert and exub- erant individual enjoys ice skating and sports. She plans to attend Essex Ag- ricultural School for Beau- ticians. Jan is ambitious and we know she will sue ceed in her chosen profes- sion. Civics Club Course - Commercial WILLIAM JAMES COLETY LINDA ANN DaCOSTE 331 Euclid Avenue, Lynn Legal Secretary “Lyn Lyn is a very pretty and intelligent transfer from Lynn. She; enjoys ice skating and reading during her spare time. Although Lynda has only been here a short time, she has been an active member of the Senior Class. Lyn will en- ter Chandler School for Women in the fall. Course - General DIANE LOIS CLANCY 10 Lenox Road Hairdresser ‘‘Clarice’’ Diane’s lively moments “slightly” outweigh her quiet ones. Diane is eith- er found dancing or en- gaged in one of her fav- orite sports. She plans to enter the hairdressing field. Diane is also active in Junior Achievement. Civics Club 1 Office Pagette 2, 4 Glee Club 3 Guildance Club 3, 4 Junior Achievement 4 Course - Commercial DIANE JEANNE CLARK Yankee Div. Highway Nursing ‘‘Natasha” Diane will always be remembered for the cute par: she played in the Observer play. Although Diane has been at P.H.S. for just her senior year, she has been ai great friend to all of her class- mates. Skating, skiing, and dating are some of her main interests. Meta Staff 4 Course - Classical THOMAS HOWARD CODY 16 Walsh Avenue Service “T om” “Tommy” is a pleasant, likeable fellow and has a host of friends among his classmates. His pleasing personality and great sense of humor contribute much fun to classes. His future plans are to enroll in a technical school and later enter the service. Ton. enjoys sports, dances, and parties. Civics Club 1 Football 3 Course - General JOYCE MARIE CRONIN 3 Pleasant Street Housewife “Jo” Jo, a dark-eyed brunette, is a graduate of the Gen- eral Course. She has been active in girls’ basketball and the Civics Club. Her hobbies include skating, cooking, and dancing. After graduation, Joyce will en- ter a business school. Girls’ Basketball Civics Club Course: General | JUDITH ELLEN CORNING I 580 Lowell Street Hairdresser Judy” Judy ' s friendly and out- png manner has made lr a well-liked member ■ our senior class. A1 ■ ugh she spends much lie watching soap operas I T.V., she finds the time 1 be a very active mem ■T of our class. After Itduation, Judy plans to ■end a school of cosme- togy. Girls Basketball ■Student Council 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Observer I Circulation Staff I Meta Advertising Staff RONALD BERNARD CROAKEN 15 Alden Road Attend Technical School Ronnie” After passing 4 years in the general course, Ronnie intends to go to Went- forth Institute. During his four years at P.H.S., Ron nie has been mainly in- terested in cars and bowl- ing. Civics Club 1 Course ' General KATHIE LEE CROCKER 38 Elginwood Road Teacher “ Kathie ” Tiny and sweet, Kathie will certainly be an asset wherever she goes. Her chief interests are ice skat- ing, knitting, and reading. Kathie has also been ac tive in school activities and functions. In the fall Kathie will enter college. Civics Club 1, 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Giudance Club 4 Office Pagette 4 Meta Advertising Staff 1 9 6 2 Meta Typist 4 Office Pagette ■ Guidance Pagette WSourse - Commercial Course - Latin- Scientific LEONA MARGARET DELANEY 1 1131 Lynnfield Street Medical Field Lee” ■Leona, the girl with the ktra dry” but “extra ef- jtive” sense of humor, Ins to attend college in £ fall. Swimming, mu- , skating, and skiing t a few of Leona’s ac- lities. Her outstanding funteer work at the Sa- i Hospital will surely p her in her chosen tfession, medicine. Civics Club 1, 2 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Student Council 4 Ibserver Adv. Staff 4 Meta Adv. Staff 4 Guidance Club 4 mrse - Latin-Scientific ROBERT W. DEMERITT 6 Beckett Street Law “Bob” An energetic and meth odical personality keeps our Bobby before the pub- lic eye. He has oftentimes livened our class periods with his humorous re- marks. He plans to attend Northeastern University and study law. We wish you the best of every- thing, Bob. Civics Club 1 Student Council 3 Guidance Club 3 Boys’ State Rep. Course - Technical LAWRENCE F. DiLORENZO 5 Lindauer Street College Dee Dee is a very popular and versatile graduate of the Class of ’62. Dee trans ferred to P.H.S. from Ev- erett. Since he arrived here, he has been a top athlete in football. In his spare time he enjoys bas- ketball and all other sports. After graduation, Dee in- tends to enter college. Football 3, 4 Observer Circulation Staff Course - General JUDITH ANN DOOLEN 18 Martin Circle X-Ray Technician Judy A sport enthusiast, Judy enjoys swimming, bowling, water skiing, and ice skat- ing. Her ambition is to become an x-ray techni- cian. In the fall she plans to study x-ray technology at either Lynn or Salem Hospital. Guidance Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Office Pagette 4 Course - General BARRY AUSTIN DRISCOLL 10 Kirkland Road Welder “ Austin ” Barry ' s ambition in life is to become a manual craftsman. He has been well-trained these past four years in our P.H.S. Voca- tional course. He has tak- en part in many of the “shop” activities and has won himself many friends. Shop Activity Course - Vocational DZIERZAK EAGAN EFTIM 5 Rockdale Avenue 183 Lowell Street 48 Forest Street Business Executive Big John’’ Did you ever see a long- legged individual walking along the corridors, joking and laughing? That ' s our “John”, indulging in one of his good-natured jests and timely remarks. Keen up the good spirit, and you ' re sure to be a suc- cess ! Golf 3, 4 Senior Homeroom Rep. Good Gov. Day Rep. Observer Staff Meta Staff Course - General Medical Secretary ‘‘Gerry’’ Gerry’s humorous per- sonality and care free ways have brought her many close and faithful friends. She is definitely an expert basketball player. This has occupied much of her time over the years. Gerry has been a member in the Commercial Course and she has dreams of becom- ing a medical secretary in the near future. Girl’s Basketball 1 Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Office Pagette 4 Course ' Commercial Navy “T ommy” Tommy can be described as a rugged, well-built in- dividual. And no wonder, he spends his time at body building, weight lifting, basketball, baseball, and track. With a schedule like that, he has to be rugged! He plans to enter the Na- vy after graduation, and take up accounting. Basketball 1 Baseball 1, 2 Civics Club 1 Track 3 Course - General JOHN MARTIN FEENEY 89 Aborn Street Commercial Banking “ ]ac ie ” Though Jackie was ob- liged to share his classes throughout his four years with a large majority of girls, we have no record to the effect that he was unhappy ' with this situa- tion. Aspirations for the future are to be successful in either the field of bank- ing or in professional golf. Football 1, 3 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Hockey 1 Basketball 2 Observer Staff Meta Staff Course - Commercial LAWRENCE H. FEFFER 20 Douglas Street Lawyer Larry” Larry is a diligent worker and participator in many class activities. His height and agility ' has helped him and P.H.S. greatly in both basketball and track. Law is Lar- ry’s chosen career. Civics Club 1 Class Basketball 1 Track 2, 3, 4 Observer Staff Meta Staff Course - General ALAN FORREST FESSENDEN 12 Hillside Avenue Teacher “ Fess ” Alan is a happy-go-lucky person, always ready for a joke or prank. But don’t let this fool you; he is a conscientious worker and has contributed much to the class of ’ 62 . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Observer Staff Observer Play Senior Class Treasurer Junior Homeroom Rep. Course - Technical CARL RICHARD FOSBERG 246 Andover Street Undecided ‘‘Ric y’’ Ricky, a rather quiet boy, could often be seen driving his father’s white T-Bird. He likes sports in general and in particu’ar skiing and skating After graduation he plans to further his education at X cw m a n Preparatory- School. Civics Club 1 Course - General DANA GEORGE FOYE 22 Charles Street Engineer During class periods, Dana may seem to be of a retiring nature, but dur- ing recess periods or after school hours, it’s a differ- ent story. We all know that he takes a keen in- terest in both school and outside athletics. M dest and unassuming, he should easily prove to the world his true worth. Civics Club 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1. 2, 3 Football 3 Meta Staff Course ' General ELECTA LOUISE FUDGE 4 Willis Road Beautician “Fudgie” Electa, sweet and friend- ly, has always been a rol- ler skating fan. She has been an active member of Junior Achievement. As long as girls are girls, I’m sure we’ll keep Electa in business as a beautician! Essex Agriculaural School is in her future plans. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Meta Business Staff 4 DECA 4 Course Distributive - Education RICHARD RAYMOND FUGERE 1 1 Jefferson Road Engineer Dick If you want to meet a real gentleman, just ask for an introduction to “Dick”. So many good things may be said about him, that we would need a volume to do him justice. A star on the gridiron, a real fellow all the time; it is a safe prediction that he will do extremely well, in the days to come. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Course - General RICHARD A. ELLIOTT 6 Grant Street Accountant ’’ Dic ” Dick, who came here in his junior year, likes to play the guitar and paint. After graduation he plans to attend a business co ' - lege and study to be an accountant. Dick is sure to succeed in anything he does. Course - General 39 Endicott Street Store Manager Dave Dave has been especially enthusiastic in the Dis- tributive Education course. He greatly enjoys candle- pin bowling. Dave is look- ing forward to one day be- coming manager of a Stop and Shop chain store. Like many of his friends he finds great pleasure in repairing cars. Football 1, 2 Baseball 1 Hockey 1 Course - General 57 Lynnfield Street College and Athletics “ Frankie ” Must we introduce this young man? There is so much to be said about this star of the P.H.S. football and baseball teams, yet so little space in which to say it. Frankie is certainly a great asset to Peabody High in many ways. The Class of ’62, wishes you the best of iuck, Frankie. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, 1 Civics Club 1 Course - Technical 19 Shamrock Street Machinist Throughout his four years of high school, Man- uel has been interested in sports, cars, and machines. He was a member of the Vocational Machine Shop and, although his plans af- ter] graduation are indefi- nite, he has a likely career as a machinist. Course ■ - Vocational 4 Goldthwaite Place Navy “Fab Being of forceful chara- cter, Tommy is one of our more efficient students. His afternoons are spent either working at J. B. Thomas Hospital or in Pappy’s gas station tam- pering with his automobile. Upon the fulfillment of his naval career he would like to enter into an electronics field. Civics Club 1 Basketball 2, 3 Tunior Achievement 3, 4 DECA Club 4 Course - General DONALD PAUL FRASER 21 Perkins Street Attend Air School “ Donnie ” I; Energetic and enthusias- Itic best describe Donnie. [Most of his vacation days ■are spent either on the Jbeach or at the mountains. ■During the winter months ■Donnie spends his time fekiing and in the summer ( The is water skiing. In the (future Donnie plans to at- tend an air school and Jperhaps, someday, to ope- Braie his own air service. Civics Club 1 || Junior Achievement 3 Literary Staff 4 DAVID PETER EMMETT FRANK PETER ESPINDLE MANUEL D. ESPINOLA THOMAS FRANCIS FABRIZIO Course - Technical WILLIAM DAVID FUNCHION 72 Goldthwaite Place Creative Writer Willy” Willy’s ability to make and keep friends is gene- rally known, and his op- timistic, vigorous person- ality makes a favorable impression on all of his many acquaintances. His cheery greeting and his en- gaging smile will always remain in our memories. Keep smiling “Willy”, and may the best of luck be with you! Civics Club 1, 2 Junior Achievement 3, 4 JAMES ALBERT GAGNON 19 Griffin Road Engineer Jimmy” Jimmy is one who enjoys driving h i s brother’s Volkswagon. At present, Jim is working hard at Howard ' s Pharmacy in South Peabody. He is an enthusiast of outdoor sports such as skiing, can- oeing, skating, and swim- ming. Civics Club 1 Course - Technical MICHAEL JAMES GANEY 8 Pulaski Street Machine Maintenance Mike” Mike has been a great asset to both our baseball and track teams. Besides wanting to be a machine maintenance man, he plans to go into the service — preferably the Navy. He is an enthusiast of all sports and a friend to all who know him. Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Course - General 4 KATHLEEN A. GANNON 56 Aberdeen Avenue Teacher Kathy” Being one of the nicest girls at Peabody High School, Kathy enjoys ice skating, sewing, and read- ing. She plans to further her education at Northeas- tern University. After the next four years, Kathy’s post graduate plans consist of a career in teaching. Civics Club Glee Club Guidance Club Course - Technical ROBERT ARTHUR GAUDETTE, JR. 20 Carlton Street Boh” This short, dark-haired individual is still undecided as t 9 his future profession. He is interested in sports and cars. Bob is well -liked and has many friends. Course - General Course - Technical ARNOLD H. GILMOUR, JR. 18 Loris Road Drive Construction Equipment Skip Skip has been an ener getic member of our foot- ball team for four years. After graduation he is planning on entering the service. Like most boys, he too enjoys sports. Skip’s favorite hobby is taking apart and putting together engines. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Course ' General JOHN STEPHEN GNESS 71 Ellsworth Road Merchandise Executive Jack” Few people have suc- ceeded in making themsel- selves so well liked as Jack. His fine appearance and his magnetic personality have shown him to be a typical example of the good qualities so preva’ent in the Class of ’62. Football 1 Civics Club, 1 Band 2, 3 Band Officer, 3 Vice ' Pres. of DECA PAUL JOSEPH GOGUEN 360 Winona Street Businessman “Gogi” Paul is a reserved, yet friendly resident of West Peabody. As for the future, “Gogi” will enter the busi- ; ness profession. Civics Club Course - Technical Course - General LOIS GEORGION 40 Harris Street College “Ceorgie” j This lively character is petter known as “Georg- e”. Having one of the pest senses of humor, Lois nakes one and all forget heir troubles. Lois will certainly succeed in her lext four years at college. Civics Club -Treasurer Glee Club Course - General BARBARA ELLEN GESSON 29 Pulaski Street Teacher Barb” The U. of Mass, is Barb’s choice of continued education. She is an active and friendly girl who loves her Senior Year. Teaching is her hopeful career and one in which she is truly interested. Civics Club Dramatic Guild J Office Pagette Observer Art Staff Guidance Club Glee Club Course Latin - Scientific SANDRA GIBELEY 19 Abington Avenue Executive Secretary Sandy” Originality is the word which describes Sandy perfectly. She possesses an unusual appreciation of the rarities. Her style, ideas, and plans are hers alone. Among her many hobbies, Sandy enjoys dancing the most. She plans to enter Chandler School for Wom- en in September. Civics Club 1 Girls Basketball 2 Dramtic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 3 Office Pagette 3, 4 Junior Achievement Observer Staff Course - Latin Scientific 1 9 6 2 IRIS ELAINE GOLDSTEIN 35 Nancy Avenue To Be Successful “I” I Iris is a cute, energetic, well-liked classmate She I! Is taking the General Bourse in preparation for llnrolling in hairdressing Jchool. Her favorite after- Ijchool past time is danc- l’g. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Meta Staff 4 Course - General ARTHUR RICHARD GREGORY 153 Bartholomew Street Army Art” Art is among the many decisive boys in our senior class. He spends a great deal of his time swimming, dancing, and bowling. Shortly after graduation Art will enter our armed forces, and while serving he hopes to acquire a trade. Civics Club Deca Club Course - General GAIL ELAINE GRINDROD 26 Longview Way Secretary “Boo Boo” Gail, a worker in the guidance office, is happy all the time. She has cho- sen to do secretarial or IBM work as her future plans. Skating and danc- ing are two of Gail’s most enjoyable activities. Civics Club Observer Circulation Junior Achievement Course - Commercial ROBERT GEORGE GRUSHESKI 5 Wahtera Road Professional Hockey Bob” For his sterling qualities of sportsmanship displayed on the ice and his pleas- ant characteristics, we are sure that a most successful future lies ahead for Bob, who, by his broad smile and willingness to partake in class affairs has won our admiration. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain of Hockey Team Civics Club Football 1 Course - General GERHARD HAIMBERGER 3 Bradford Street Jerry” Jerry has won the re- spect and admiration of all his classmates by his scholastic ability and per- sonality. He is to be com- mended on passing the N.- R.O.T.C. exam. His hob- bies and outside interests consist of constructing and operating model airplanes and sailboats. Jerry is also interested in baseball and football. With his me- chanical mind, Jerry is bound for success. Civics Club, 1, 2 Course Latin - Scientific DONNA ELAINE HALL 416 Lynnfield Street Teacher “Togi” Donna is a very courte- ous and ambitious member of cur senior c ass. Sie has been active in both school functions and Jun- ior Achievement. She en- joys skating, camping, and reading during her leisure time. Donna plans to at- tend Salem State College within the next few years. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Gtuld 3 Meta Staff 4 Junior Achievement Course ' Commercial CAROL ANN HANSCOME 3 Dobbs Road Hait dresser Carol is a very versatile and popular member of our class. She enjoys various sports and school activi- ties.. Carol has been ac- tive in Junior Achievement and as an office Pa ' e ' te. Carol will attend a hair- dressing school after grad- uation. Civics Club Girls Basketball Dramatice Guild Junior Achievement Office Pagette Course - General ELAINE MARIE HARRIGAN 2 Margaret Road Dietician Laine Laine has been an active member of the Senior Class. She enjoys dancing, reading, painting, and swimming, as well as many high school activi- ties. Laine is also a member of the Tunior Red Cross. She intends to en- ter Framingham State Col- lege in the fall. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 3 Glee Club 4 Office Pagette 4 Meta Staff 4 Course Latin Scientific PATRICIA HOREMIOTE JEFFREY FRANCIS HOWLETT JEAN RUTH HUBBARD DONALD ROGER ISBELL GEORGE JOHN JOHNSON 78 Walnut Street 22 Rose Circle 75 Lynn Street 5 Dantforth Street 307 Lynnfield Street Teacher “Pat” Pat’s future plans are to attend college and enter the field of teaching. Swimming, singing, and tennis are her favorite pastimes. Her cheery smile and friendly air will certainly win her many friends in the future years. Course Latin Scientific Naval Architect “Jeff” Jeff is hoping to attend the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy in the near fu- ture. He is quite a sports enthusiast. Baseball, golf, bowling, swimming, foot- ball, and tennis are on Jeff’s list of hobbies. Meta Advertising Staff Course ' Technical Secretary “ Jeannie ” Jeannie, a quiet and re- served member of the class of ’62 is always willing to lend a helping hand to her friends. She finds sewing to be an enjoyable hobby. After graduation, Jean, like many of her fellow class- mates, plans to go to work. Course Commercial Electrician “ Donnie ” Don, a quiet, friendly member of our class, en- joys shooting basketballs as a pastime. He would like to be a top electrician and alter graduation plans to join the Navy. Course ' Vocational Mechanic “ Junior ” “Junior”, as he is known I by his friends, is athletic- I ' ally inclined. His favor- I 1 ite sports include skating, I baseball, and football. Since I i George’s interest lies most- I n ly in the field of mechan- I. J ics, he plans to become a II gas and diesal mechanic. H 8 Course ' General ROBERT MELVIN HASDAY JUDITH ANN HAYDEN KRISTINE SUE HETER PATRICIA ANN HICKS LOUISE ANNE HODGDON 7 North Shore Road Chemist Bob’’ 29 Ellsworth Road Secretary “Judi” 18 Griffin Road Executive Secretary “Tina” 7 Trask Road Cosmetology and Hairdressing 2 Tucker’s Court Artist “Lou” Chemistry, physics, and mathematics have taken a firm grip on, Bob during these past four years at P.H.S. Whether it be to square a circle, or to in vent a formula, Bob is al- ways ready. We hear that Bob plans to further his education at Northeastern University. Having won the respect and admiration of his classmates through his scholastic ability. Bob is sure to merit success. Civics Club Course Latin - Scientific Judi has always been a friendly classmate with, a great sense of humor. She takes an interest in most sports and is particularly interested in skating and dancing. Next year Judi would like to enter a sec- retarial school or go Jnto clerical work. Civics Club Course - General Tina is a very pretty and modest member of the sen- ior class. She has a very pleasing and friendly dis- position which has made her many friends. Tina’s most prominent hobby is skiing. She intends to en- ter a secretarial school in the fall. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Giudance Club 4 Glee Club 4 Meta Staff 4 Course General “Pat” A pert and cute blonde, Pat’s main ambition is to attend hairdressing school, and study cosmetology. Pat is an active senior from West Peabody and a constant companion to all the major sports and ac- tivities of Peabody High. Civics Club Glee Club Dramatic Guild Course - General Lou, one of our more gifted students will attend Vesper George Art School. She has participated in many school activities and has shown us her talent through the Observer. Lou’s most enjoyable hob- bies are painting, skating, camping, and swimming. The Class of ’62 wishes you good luck. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Observer Typist 3 Junior Achievement 4 Observer Art Staff 4 Course - Commercial IRENE KATSARAKES 3 Harris Street Teacher Irene’s friendly way has made her a popular student at Peabody High. She has been active in many school activities and func- tions during these past four years. Irene shall en- ter as a freshman this fall at Salem State College. Civics Club 1 Girl’s Basketball 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Meta Photography Staff, 4 Observer Staff 4 Course - General PETER ERNEST KATSOULAS 55 Holten Street Make First Million at 35 “Pete”, Peter, as manager of the Observer advertising staff has been kept quite busy. Being musically in dined, he has become a professional on the accor- dian. In college, Pete plans to major in electron- ics. Civics Club 1 Observer Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4 (Manager 4) Dramatic Guild 3 Course Latin - Scientific DONALD IRVING JONES 15 Broad Street History Teacher “Don” I Don has been an etithus- ijiastic member of our band. [Both piano and organ are lion Don’s list of hobbies. He ■is also a member of De- Imolay. University of [Massachusetts is the main [goal ahead of Don after [graduation. Civics Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MARCIA JEAN KAUPPINEN 6 Coleman Street To Be a Success Marcia, the girl with the pretty, long brown hair, is pleasant and friendly. Like most girls, Marcia enjoys dancing. Ice skating, ski- ing, skating and boating are her favorite sports. As of now her future plans are still indefinite. Civics Club 1 Course - General THOMAS VICTOR KENCH 20 Coolidge Avenue Pilot Tom” Tom, a quiet but friendly member of our class, has been an enthusiastic mem- ber of the track team. He is an avid sports fan and also likes dancing. After graduation ha plans to join the Air Force. It looks like Tom is taking to the sky ! Civics Club 1 Track 1, 3, 4 J. V. Football 2 Course - General DONNA MARIA KERSHAW 86 Franklin Street Teacher This most active member of the senior class has de- cided to become a teacher. She plans to attend Bridge- water State College this fall. Donna played one of the leading roles in the junior drama, “The Egg I”, and has been quite active as the president of her Junior Achievement company. Civics Club Dramatic Guild Dramatic Guild Play Junior Achievement Glee Club Observer Art Staff Meta Advertising Staff MARCIA KILEY Winona Street Retailing Field Marcia is a carefree, friendly member of the D. E Course. During her four years in high school she has been a member of the various clubs. A few of her hobbies are water ski tug, bowling and sports. After graduation Marcia will enter Chamberlain College. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 DECA Club 4 Course Distributive Education MARY LOUISE KIRKORIAN 5 Elliott Place I. B. M. Operator Mary, a girl with soft- spoken charm, enjoys many sports. Among these are bowling, skating and softball. Her future plans include I.B.M. school. Her outside activ- ities include Junior Achievement. Civics Club Dramatic Guild Junior Achievement Guidance Club Course - General Course Latin Scientific MARIE VALERIE KULAKOWSKI HAZEL MARIE LA CORTIGLIA SYLVIA ANNE La FLEUR 9 Dobbs Road 8 Ltndauer Street 43 Fairview Avenue Secretary Office Work Secretary Marie is a girl with quiet, winning ways, and a ra- diant smile. She takes an interest in fashions and horseback riding. After graduation, Marie hopes to work as a secretary for some local concern. Meta Staff 4 Course ' Commercial Hazel, one of our busy office pagettes around the school, enjoys swimming and ice skating outside school. After graduation she would like to work in an office. Hazel has also been a member of the Glee Club for two years. Office Pagette 4 Glee Club 3, 4 “ Syl ” “Syl” is a short, attrac- tive young girl who is a graduate of the General Course. In her spare time she enjoys bowling, and skating. After graduation, Syl will enter Burdette College in Lynn. She hopes to become a secretary. Course - General Course ' Commercial DIANNE LOIS KIRSTEIN | 44 Buttonw ood Lane Nurse Dianne is a very sweet and popular member of the Senior class. She has been active in school functions and Junior Achievement. During these past four years, Dianne has worked as a volunteer at the J. B. Thomas Hospital. Dianne plans to enter Lynn Hos- pital School of Nursing in the fall. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Junior Achievement 3 4 Office Pagette 4 Meta Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific JOYCE KOKOREAS 10 Smidt Avenue N urse Joyce is one of our courageous girls who will follow the difficult career of nursing. She has what it requires — brains, person- ality, and patience. In September, Joyce will be- gin her training at Salem Hospital School of Nur- sing. Student Council 1, 2 Civics Club 1 J. W. V. Brotherhood Award Observer Art Staff 3, 4 Co ' Art Editor Meta Office Pagette 4 Guidance Club President 4 Course Latin - Scientific JANICE ARLINE KUCKER 7 Tanners’ Court Airline Hostess ”Jan” Jan, an attractive blonde, is a member of the Com- mercial Course. Jan enjoys oil painting and knitting in her spare time. She has also been a participant in many school activities. In the fall Janice will enter IBM school. Civics Club 1 Glee Club Dramatic Guild Observer Staff Course - Commercial 1 9 6 2 ROBERT CHESTER LARRABEE NICHOLAS I. LAZARAKIS JOANNE MARGARET LEONARD TERESA M. LEWICKI MARY BERNADINE LOHOSKI 7 Dalton Court Machinist 62 Aborn Street Mechanical Engineer 138 Lynnfield Street Housewife 82 No. Central Street Office Work 7 Lindauer Street Teacher Guidance Counselor Bob” Bob has been an active ! member of the Vocational i I Club. He likes to, attend r ] I various types of parties || and also play cards. If tl H you ever need a machinist - H just call Bob. College also :l 1 1 lies ahead for Bob. I Vocational Club Course Vocational “Niclj” Nick, is i a friendly and courteous member of our Senior Class. Besides being an avid fan of most sports, he also enjoys collecting coins. College is also in store for Nick. Good luck in engineering, Nick. We’re sure you’ll be a great asset to that field. Civics Club 1 Golf 4 Course ' Technical “ Little Jo” Little Jo is an, attrac- tive, quiet member of the Distributive E d u c a t i on Course. She was a member of the Civics Club and the DECA Club. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding. Little Jo has not yet decided what she will do after graduation. Civics Club DECA Club Course Distributive Education “ Terry ” Terry is a pleasant and friendly classmate of ’62. She wants to either enter office work or specialize as a medical nurse. Terry is enthusiastic towards mu- sic and dancing. She also enjoys such sports as bowling, skating and hoc- key. Civics Club 1 Guidance Club 3 Course - Commercial “ Bernie ” Bernie is not only one of the sweetest girls in our class but also one of the most intelligent. Besides earning membership to the National Honor Socie- ty, she has distinguished herself in extra curricula activities. Bernie plans to attend college after her graduation. Band 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Meta Staff Observer Staff 4 Office Pagette 4 Course Latin Scientific HELEN LOUISE LOVINS 79 Washington Street I. B. M. School and Social Work Helen is among the fem- inine females in our high school. She is quite the little homemaker. One of Helen’s most enjoyable pastimes is cooking. She also enjoys dancing and singing. Civics Club 1 Office Pagette 2, 4 Glee Club 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Course - Commercial RICHARD ELLIOT LOWD 6 Willis Road Pharmacist Dic ” Dick manages to keep quite busy by working at a diugstore. Hockey and all other sports inc.uding water skiing rate high with Dick. As many of his follow classmates, he plans to enter college upon graduation. Civics Club 1 Hockey 4 Office Worker 4 Course - General JANICE ESTHER LYON 7 Griffin Road Mathematician Janice has been very busy this past year. With college applications, college entrance exams, science projects, and research pa- pers, Janice has not had much free time. However, she still is able to partici- pate in many of the school’s activities. Janice is also an active member in her church organiza- tions. She enjoys music, bowling, and swimming. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Staff 4 Observer Staff 4 Office Pagette 4 Course - Latin Scientific JOHN FREDERICK MANSFIELD Clark Road College Johnny” This tall, blonde, senior boy has shown his skill in hockey and baseball. He plans to attend college this fall, but is still unde- cided on a future profes- sion. He spends his spare time taking part in various sports. Civics Club 1 Hockey 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Course - Technical ANN MARIE MARIA 35 Harris Street Office Work Ann is one of the sweet- est girls in our senior class. For the past four years she has been a com- mercial student. Ice- skat- ing? rates number one on her list of hobbies. She is also an active member in school functions. After her graduation, Ann plans to attend an I.B.M. school. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Observer Staff 3 Meta Staff 4 Course - Commercial PHILIP LEO MARQUIS 39 Osborne Street Professional Golfer Phil” During his junior year, Phil participated on the golf team and added much to its success. Phil is al- so active on the hockey and baseball teams. He in- tends to further his edu- cation after graduation. Phil will also serve his re- quired time in the armed service. Hockey 1, 4 Civics Club Baseball 2 Golf 3, 4 PAUL LAWRENCE MARTELL 33 Longview Way Engineer Marty” Paul is a very talented and amiable senior. Paul is a graduate of the Gener- al Course. He enjoys work- ing with guns during his spare time. After gradua- tion, Paul hopes to enter an engineering school. We are sure he will succeed. Course - General CHARLENE ANN MARTIN 29 Pierpont Street “ Charley ” “Charley” is a very en- thusiastic fan of all PHS sports events. I. B. M. school is one of her fore- most plans. Besides liking sports, she also enjoys dancing and reading. Civics Club 1 Girl’s Basketball 2 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Observer Adv. Staff 4 Course - General Course - General PAUL AUGUSTUS MACIONE 2 South Street Pro hockey Gus Paul ' s high school activ- ities have all been centered around sports. For four consecutive years he has participated as an active member of Peabody High’s hockey team. He played his best and added much toward the success of the team. He hopes to contin- ue playing hockey in the future. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Rep. 4 Course - General JOHN MacMILLAN 15 South Shore Avenue Science research Mac” John, one of our out- standing academic stu- dents, is an enthusiastic lover of science. He enjoys laboratory work and is al- ways willing to aid other science students with their problems. John intends to further his education in the fall. Civics Club Course Latin - Scientific MANUELA DIANNE MAISTRELLIS 62 Andover Street Teacher Manuela, intelligent, help- ful, and versatile, has con- tributed much to the suc- cess of the Class of ' 62. As art editor of the “Observ- er”, she has done an out- standing job of highlight- ing each edition. She plans to attend college this fall and major in elementary teaching. Student Council 1, 2 Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Art Editor Meta Co-Art Editor Course Latin - Scientific JOAN MARIE MANNING 13 Columbus Blvd. Teacher Bonnie” Bonnie, our sweet and cheerful vice president, plans to engage in teach ing as her future profes- sion. She will attend Sa- lem State College this Sep- tember and major in ele- mentary teaching. She spends her spare time ice skating, bowling, or lis- tening to music. Whatever she does, you can be sure it will be done well. Civics Club 1 Junior Homeroom Rep. Dramatic Guild 3 Senior Class Vice Pres. Guidance Club 4 Observer Staff 4 Meta Staff 4 Course Latin Scientific NICHOLAS JAMES MANNING 5 Kingdom Terrace ‘ h{ic ” Although Nick has par- ticipated actively in both track and football, his fa vorite sport and hobby is hunting. Other interests include his car toward which he directs a great deal of time. Nick is still undecided about his future profession, however, what- ever he chooses will be done well. Civics Club 1 Track 2 Football 3 Course - General SUZANNE JANE MATSON Arnold Avenue Nurse “Site” Sue, a versatile, energetic irl has chosen nursing as her profession. She plans to ttend Lynn Hospital School of Nursing in the [all. Sue spends much of her spare time either painting, vater skiing, playing bas- ketball. or dancing. Civics Club 1 Girl ' s Basketball 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Observer Adv. Staff Guidance Club 3, 4 Course Latin-Scientific EDWARD PETER MAVRAGIS 122 Foster Street Teacher Eddie” Eddie is a popular, amic- able classmate. Teaching is the profession that he will pursue after completion of the high school General Course. Eddie’s hobbies in- clude dancing and sports. Civics Club 1 Track 3, 4 Meta Advertising Staff Course - General JUDITH ELAINE McNEILLY 5 Sanborn Street Junior High Teacher Judy” To become an outstanding teacher, one must possess many qualities, such as in- genuity, knowledge, under- standing, patience and kind- ness. Judy, who plans to become a Junior High tea- cher, does meet all of these requirements. She will at- tend Salem State College in the fall. Civics Club 2 Glee Club Meta Literary Staff Junior Achievement 4 Course Latin ' Scientific i 9 6 2 ELAINE MARY MELLO 284 Washington Street Airline Stewardess Elaine Elaine is a quiet, talen- ted, senior member of the Commercial Course. After graduation she hopes _ to attend school for training to become an airline hos- tess. Her high school hob- by has been the band and orchestra. Band 1, 2, 3 Meta Advertising Staff 4 Course - Commercial BERNARD MINOTT 13 Stevens Street Baker Bernie” Bernie, one of our more reserved students has, these past four years, contributed much to our rapidly im- proving band. He also has been active in school sports. Hockey and track have pri- marily occupied his time. Bernie plans to be a baker and perhaps one day own his own shop. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 1 Track 2, 3, 4 JEANE FRANCES MITCHELL 72 Central Street Hairdresser Mitch Jeane is really at home on a dance floor, at a skat- ing rink, or in a swimming pool. In the future she will attend hairdressing school or become a member of the armed services. Whatever the career, “Mitch is sure to succeed. Course - Commercial JAMES JOSEPH MONAHAN, JR. 5 Laurel Street Junior College Jimmy Jimmy, tall, good looking, and carefree, is one of the more popular members of the Class of ' 62. Golf is his favorite sport, but he also enjoys other activities. Af ter graduation, Jimmy plans to attend a junior college to further his education. Golf 3 Course - General EDWARD F. MORAN 15 Tremont Street Electrician “Bugs” Eddie is well liked by all of his classmates because of his grand sense of humor and his pleasant personal- ity. A few of his hobbies are fishing and golfing. Upon completion of his senior year, Eddie plans to take up electronics at one of the well-noted schools. Course - General Course • General JOYCE PATRICIA NELSON 12 Barrett Road Airline Stewardess “ Joycie ” This sweet daughter of the Class of ’62 has been active in the various senool activities. She plans to at- tend college this fall. Her ambition is to become an airline stewardess. She en- joys reading and music. During her study periods, Joycie helps out in the school library. Civics Club Library Staff 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Course ' Latin Scientific LINDA ANNE NELSON 43 Raymond Circle Teacher Lin” Linda, one of our more active students, plans to at- tend Salem State College this fall. She will be an ideal teacher, for she pos- sesses all the ideal qual- ities necessary for her pro- fession. Besides being a sports enthusiast, Linda en- joys music and art. Civics Club 1 Library Staff 2 Observer Art and Literary Staff 3 Homeroom Rep. 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Literary Editor of Meta 4 Course Latin Scientific RICHARD JOHN NELSON 70 Emerson Avenue Airplane Pilot “ Dic ” Dick, having come to P.H.S. at the beginning of this year, has already made a multitude of friends. His golfing skill has greatly contributed to the school’s golf team. He plans to en- ter the service after grad- uation, and then train to become an airplane pilot. He enjoys dancing parties, and having fun. Golf Team Course - Technical ■K JOAN BARBARA MORSE 8 Winnegance Avenue Teacher ” Joannie ” f Joannie, a very versatile ;irl intends to enter Salem date College in the fall. mong her hobbies are tainting and gardening; owever, she seems to excel n sports. She has proven erself a fine athlete these ast four years. Joannie as also been an active lember in Junior Achieve - lent. Civics Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Junior Achievement 4 Course Latin - Scientific LINDA LOUISE MULLEY 27 Rose Circle Attend U N. H. “Lin” Linda is one of the many active and ambitious girls in cur Senior Class. Not only is she a dedicated stu- dent, but she is also the dedicated editor of our yearbook. In the fall, Linda will attend U. N. H. Junior Class Secretary 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Lit ' ra-y Staff Editor-in-chief of Meta 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Course Latin - Scientific JAMES JOSEPH MURPHY 4 Hunt St-eet Assistant Athletic Director “Murph” If v u are ever in a blue, depressed mood and need someone to cheer you up, just look for Murph. He is a happy-go-lucky boy with a terrific personality. Murph’s lifelong ambition has been to become an as- sistant athletic director, and it is no wonder! He loves baseball, hockey, foot- ball, and all other sports. Baseball 1 Hockey 2 Pres, of Vocational Club Course - Vocational 6 2 JOHN JOSEPH O ' BRIEN I 42 Aberdeen Avenue “Johnny” I John came to P.H.S. in lis Junior year from St. Wlary’s. In this short time We has gained many friends with his warm and humor- Wus personality. His plans ■� r the future are indef- inite. His hobbies are danc- |jig, cars, and parties. I Course - Technical DAWN WINONA O ' DEA 119 Lynnfield Street Hairdresser “Beatni ” Dawn is a very quiet member of the Class of ’62. She has been a member of both the Civics Club and the DECA Club while in high school. After gradu- ation from the Distributive Education Course, Dawn intends to enter Fazio’s Hairdressing School. Civics Club 1 DECA Club Course Distributive - Education SHERRY LEE ODETTE Nursing Sherry is a very active and versatile member of the Commercial course. In her pastime she enjoys swimming, dancing, and skating. Sherry has also been an active participant in the school activities and functions. In the fall, she plans to enter Northshore Babies’ Hospital. Civics Club 1 Girls’ Basketball 1, 2 Observer Adv. Staff Dramatic Guild 3 Meta Literary Staff 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 Guidance Pagette DAVID ROBERT O ' HARA 17 Margin Terrace College “Hara” As you can see from Dave’s activities, he is a great sport fan as well as a star player. He plans to attend college this fall and to continue playing hockey. He has a great knack for making friends — and he’s a friend to all. Hockey 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Course Distributive Education ROBERT G. O ' KEEFE 87 Gardner Street Meterologist “Rob Rob, cute and rather quiet, is quite a sports fan. Among his favorite inter- ests are traveling and buil- ding different objects. Col- lege is part of the future plans for Rob. Ten years from now, when you hear a weather prediction, just think — maybe that’s Rcb! Hockey 1, 2 Course - Technical Course - Commercial ROBERT BRUCE OLIVER EILEEN FRANCES O ' ROURKE RAYMOND ROBERT OUELLETTE 2 Rose Circle 1 1 1 Main Street 18 Elaine Avenue College Airline Hostess Interior Decorator “Bo b Bob, a very friendly classmate, is a great en- thusiast of water skiing in the summer, and snow skiing in the winter. Bob is entering Barrington Col- lege in Rhode Island next September. There he will take the liberal arts course for the first year, then de- cide on a major. Civics Club 1 Course ' Technical Eileen’s interests lie mainly in activities such as swimming, dancing, and ice skating. She always has a smile and a friendly word for everyone. Travel and adventure will be ev- eryday occurrences for Ei- leen in her future career as an airline hostess. Girl ' s Basketball Course - General “ Ray re Ray always has a friend- ly word for everyone. Foot- ball is one of the many sports he takes an interest in. Art is his specialty, and one day he hopes to become an interior decorator. of bi ai in !� a: v Civics Club 1 Football Observer Art Staff Business Co- Manager of Meta Observer Circulation Staff Course - General DOREEN PEARL 69 Franklin Street Commercial Artist “Whistle Who doesn’t know Dor- een! She is one of the sweetest and most sincere members of the Class of ’ 62 . Noted for her style of dress (which you can be sure is the very latest fash- ion) and her great artistic ability, she holds a high position in the friendship and esteem of her class- mates. Civics Club Obeserver Art Staff Dramatic Guild Glee Club Meta Art Staff Junior Achievement Course - General ROBERT FREDERICK PEARSE, JR. 18 Murray Street College “Buddy” “Friendly” and “Good- natured” are two words that describe Buddy. All sports, skiing, and his car are on the top of Buddy’s hobby list. Al- though his future plans are indefinite, we know good luck and good fortune will be with him always. Civics Club 1 Football 3 Course - Technical FRANK JOSEPH PECHINSKY, JR. 552 Lowell Street Navy “Frankie” Frankie is quite an en- thusiast of sports including baseball, hockey, basketball and football. Among other things he likes to work on cars. Right now the Navy seems to be one of Frank ' s greatest interests. Civics Club 1 Course - General MARY A. PELLETIER 407 Lowell Street Hairdresser Although Mary was one of the more quiet members of the class, she will cer- tainly be missed by all. Mary’s charm and person- ality will be remembered by all of us and will surely do much to help her in the future. We sincerely hope she fulfills her plans of seeing California. Civics Club Girl ' s Basketball 1, 2 Course «■ General VIRGINA RUTH PELLETIER 50 Aborn Street Teacher “Ginn y” This sweet little miss has made many friends these past four years at P.H.S. Her favorite subject must be U. S. History, as any- one can see by listening to her recitations in that class during sixth period. Ginny’s pleasing ways and intelli- gence have won for her respect and esteem. We offer her our sincer- est wishes for a genuine and lasting success. Civics Club 1 Course Latin - Scientific DIANE MARIE PAOLUCCI 3 Lowe Street Secretary Diane is an attractive ed head of the Class of 62. In her spare time, one pf her more enjoyable hob- bies is a drum corps. Di- me has also participated n girls’ basketball in her utiior year. After gradu- ition Diane intends ' to York in an office. Basketball 3 Course - Commercial 6 Sheldon Road To Be Rich “Chris’’ Chris is not only good looking and well dressed but he is also extremely polite and courteous. His fine impression is an ever lasting compliment to our graduating class. Chris en- joys working with his hands, and most of his hobbies are centered around the artistic field. Chris is planning for a college edu- cation. Civics Club Observer Art Staff 3, 4 Course - General 50 Sutton Street 1 Bartlett Street Contractor Busi ustnessman “Dave’’ “ Georgi ’ David is very industrious. After attending Essex Ag- ricultural School he plans to join the Navy. David loves to tinker around cars and trucks. He hopes to eventually own his own construction outfit. Civics Club Football 2 Course Distributive Education George, good natured, likeable, easy-to-get-along- with, has taken an active part in the school activit- ies. He plans to further his education in the field of business, and hopes to someday be an important man in society. Civics Club 1 Baseball 2 Course ' General 35 Dustin Street Hairdresser “ Cric et” This small, dainty, miss plans to attend Fazio’s Hairdressing Academy this fall. Her artistic ways will surely be an asset to her in her chosen profession. She also enjoys dancing, music, and sewing, and has been most active in the DECA Club. Civics Club 1 DECA Club Course Distributive Education CHRISTOPHER A. PAPPAS ANN MARIE PASKIEVICH JAMES M. PIERCE 3 1 Joy Road •‘Jim” Jim, being one of the more agile boys at Peabody High School, has definitely achieved his goal. His fine athletic qualities have add- ed much to our wonderful Hockey team. At the pre- sent time, Jim hasn’t de- cided what his future plans will be. Civics Club 1 Hockey 2, 3, 4 Course - General DAVID LEE PARE’ GEORGE E. PARTILEDIS ETHEL LOUISE PIKE 1 Hogg Hill Road Nurse “ Eth ” Ethel, an outstanding member of the Peabody High School Band, has worked hard both in her studies and in outside ac- tivities. She did her work cheerfully and made every- one around her happy. We wish you the best of luck possible, Ethel, you cer- tainly deserve it. Civics Club Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club Observer Staff Course Latin Scientific JOHN NICKOLAS PETRADELIS 92 Walnut Street Engineer, businessman “ Johnny ” John has been an out- standing member of the rack team. He loves to iscover different places, i ' avel, and dance. Restaur- nts also come on his list f hobbies. This fall John Ians to enter college. Civics Club 1 Basketball 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Course - Technical CAROLYN MANUELA PRATA 47 Driscoll Street Teacher “Carol” Carol is one of the cut- est and nicest girls in the Class of ’ 62 . Whenever you meet her, you can be sure she’ll greet you with a smile. Her good nature and pleasant disposition will certainly be a great asset to her in later life. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild Guidance Club 3, 4 Girl ' s Baketball 3 Observer Art Staff Meta Advertising Staff Course ' General MAREK GEORGE PZEGEO 10 Veteran’s Mem. Dr. Go to the Moon “Ric y” Ricky, handsome and re- served, seems rather ambi- tious. And the way things look today, maybe he will make it to the moon. Rick particularly likes dances, parties, girls, and sports. After graduation he plans to attend college. Football 1, 2, 3 Civics Club 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Circulation Staff Course - General DANIEL DENNIS QUINTILIANI 1 Johnson Street Machinist “Pigmy A very quiet senior boy, Pigmy has attended many of the class functions. He has worked in the machine shop for the past four years and his future plans are to become a machinist. Course ' Vocational SUE ANNA RACKAUSKAS 6 Phillip Avenue Teacher “ Suzie ” “Suzie , attractive and versatile, plans to make teaching her profession. She enjoys variou s sports and could always be found cheering for our team. Her ready smile and neat ap- pearance will aid her throughout her life. Civics Club Observer Representative Glee Club Junior Achievement Course - General THOMAS PETER RAFFERTY 15 Martha Terrace College “T ommy” Tom’s fun loving spirit has gained for him many friends. When you hear a great deal of whispering in class and see a broad smile on Tommy’s face, you can imagine something is bound to happen. Tommy plans to attend college after gradu- ation, but lie’s still unde- cided as to his future pro- fession. Civics Club Track Course - General ALFRED JOSEPH RICHARDS 1 3 Englewood Road Be A Success “A I” Al, cute and rather quiet, seems to be quite a sports- fan. At present he works with his father. After grad- uation he plans to go into the service and later find a salesman ' s job. Civics Club 1 Baseball Team 2 Hockey 3, 4 Deca Club 4 Course Distributive Education EDWARD LEWIS ROADS 7 Sewall Street Electrician “Eddie” Eddie, a quiet and reserv- ed classmate, enjoys work- ing and tinkering around cars. In the future Eddie plans to further his know- ledge in the field of elec- tronics. If anyone has any electrical problems don ' t hesitate to call Eddie. Vocational Club 3, 4 Course - Vocational ROSALINA MARIA RODAS 57 Driscoll Street Hairdresser “Rosey” Rosey is a charming and ambitious girl. She plans to attend a hairdressing school after graduation. Rosey has been active in school functions these past four years. She also works for her father after school and weekends. Best of luck and success in the future. Civics Club 1, 2 Glee Club, 3 Observer Staff Meta Staff Course ' Commercial ROGER ALAN RANKIN j 67 Lake Shore Road Mechanical Engineer Dodger” j Roger always has a friendly smile for every- one. He often assists his mother with her marionette programs. Traveling is one of his chief hobbies. Next fall Roger plans to enter the General Electric Ap- prentice Program. Civics Club Meta Business Staff Course ' Technical LEWIS WILLIAM RAVARIS 8 Elm Street Be A Success Lew” Lew is quite a fan of mu- sic and photography. If you have any camera problems just see Lew. He’s quite an expert on the subject. As many of his classmates, Lew plans to attend col- lege after graduation. Civics Club, 1 Band, 2 Observer Staff, 4 Course - General ROSEMARIE VICTORIA REGIS 23 North Central Street Elementary teacher Dimples” Sweet and sincere; these adjectives just hint at Rosemarie’s very fine char- acter. Study is one of her virtues, and preparedness is her password. Whatever she does, you can be sure it will be done well. Best of luck and happiness in the future. Civics Club Guidance Club 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Meta Business Staff 4 Course Latin Scientific DONNA ELAINE SHIRLEY GAIL ROLLINSON ROSS PETER STANLEY ROUTSES JOHN JAMES RYAN EDDA VICTORIA SAMPSONIS 412 Newbury Street 32 Broad Street 24 County Street 6 Franklin Court 14 Lenox Road I. B. M. School Secretary To be a success Lawyer Private Secretary I ' • I IQ I 5 Bt� I i! I Serious people have un- |l t old powers stored some- I where, but not everyone can find the key to the treasure-house. Donna is that type of girl who pos- sesses such a treasure- ! house. She has gained many jclose friends these past four years at P.H.S., who join with the entire senior class in wishing her the I “Best of Everything.” Civics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Course - General Shirley, pleasant and agreeable, is one of our nicest classmates. One of her outstanding attributes is her ever-present desire to do anything that will contribute to the happiness or comfort of another. Bus- iness is her field, and we wish her much success. Civics Club 1 Glee Club Course ' Commercial “ Pete ” Pete, tall, dark and hand- some, has certainly been an important player on our football team. After grad- uation Pete plans to at- tend college. As can be ex- pected, sports come at the top of his list of hobbies. Civics Club Basketball Baseball Football Course ' General “ Johnny ” John, having one of the nicest personalities at Pea- body High School, will certainly succeed in his chosen profession as a lawyer. Although Johnny has only been with us for the past two years, he has become one of our favorite classmates. Civics Club Course ' General “Vickie” Vickie plans to attend Chandler’s school after graduation, and become a private secretary. Her hob- bies lie within dancing, bowling, and ice skating. The Class of ’62 wishes her luck, happiness, and suc- cess in all of her future endeavors. Civics Club Glee Club Office Pagette Course - Commercial p H S 12 Audette Street Beautician Tall, humorous, and live- ly will characterize Mary Ann. She and laughter are constant companions. Hair- dressing is her chosen car- eer, for she plans to become a beautician. Her favorite pastimes are darcing, bowl- ing, and skating. Civics Club Glee Club Meta Staff Course ' Commercial 17 Arnold Road Automotive Technician “ Scotty ” Scotty, a popular senior in the automotive course has been an active mem- ber in the Vocational Club for four years. Scotty also belongs to a Hot Rod Club. He enjoys boating in his spare time. After gradua- tion he intends to become an automotive technician. Vocational Club Course - Vocational 18 Carlton Street Secretary “Cherie” Cheryl, our cu e fair-hair- 0 ed, head cheerleader has j livened our school spirit ; s with her cheering at the j] football, basketball, and j j hockey games. Dancing, music, and records are her hobbies. Cheryl plans to en- ter a secretarial school in the fall. Civics Club Glee Club Dramatic Guild Cheerleader Head Cheerleader Course - Commercial ANTHONY JOSEPH SILVA Army Tony” Tony is an active mem- per of our vocational club and an avid fan of sports. During his spare time Tony enjoys tinkering with and riding motorcycles. After graduation Tony intends to enter the armed services — preferably the army. Vocational Club 4 Course - Vocational MARY VICTORIA SILVA 18 Kenwood Road Traffic Mgr.’s Secretary Mary with her progres- sive character and idealis- tic manner, will, more than likely, reach the stan- dards which she has set for herself in life. Being an ar- dent lover of sports, she en- joys bowling, swimming, and dancing In the fall, Mary will attend a secre- tarial school. Civics Club 1 Girls Basketball 2 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Typing Staff 4 Course - Commercial EDWARD MICHAEL SILVERMAN 34 Donna Street Electronical Engineer Eddie Eddie has been a loyal and enthusiastic member of our golf team. Bowling is another of his favorite sports. Eddie also takes great pleasure in music, carpentry, electronics, pho- tography, and dramatics. College is in Eddie’s plans for the near future. Civics Club 1 Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Course - Technical JOSEPH VINCENT SIRONI, JR. 1 1 Augustus Street “ Jo,e ” Joe, a quiet member of our Senior Class, could of- ten be found indulging in his favorite pastime, play- ing sports. Although his future plans are indefinite, he would like to attend a college in the fall. Civics Club 1 Baseball 2 Course ' General SANDRA BEATRICE SKRUDGIS 143 Washington Street Hairdresser “Sandi Sandi” plans to attend Essex Agricultural School of Cosmetology this fall. She has participated in numerous activities, and her good nature and great sense of humor have won her many friends. Civics Club 1, 2 Girls’ Basketball Office Pagette 3 Glee Club 3 Junior Achievement 3 Meta Typist 4 Course - Commercial Course - Commercial JOSEPH SMIDT 21 Nelson Road Rollins College Joe” Joe has contributed much to the success of the great Class of ’62. He has a wide spread ability — studies, mu- sic and sports. His weak- ness is golf — which he plays extremely well. His ambi- tion is still vague, although he feels he’d like to go in- to medicine. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf Team Captain Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Staff Meta Staff Dramatic Guild Course Latin - Scientific 27 Roylen Avenue 9 Goodridge Street 9 Goodridge Street Engineer Secretary Beautician Jack” Jack is one of our tall seniors from West Pea- body. Included in his hob- bies are cars and sports. His ambition is definitely to make a million dollars. After graduation, Jack plans to enter Wentworth Insti- tute of Technology to be- come an engineer. Football 1 Course - Technical Sweet, clever, and always willing to help, Carol is popular with everyone. She plans to enter secretarial school this fall, and be- come a private secretary. As vice president of the Junior Class, she demon- strated her executive abil- ity. Her hobbies are read- ing, bowling, and dancing. Civics Club 1 Junior Class Vice-Pres. Course - Commercial “Nance” Nancy’s ambition is to become a beautician. She plans to attend Mary Faz- io’s Beauty School after graduation. Her pleasant way and omnipresent smile are sure to win her many more friends. She has tak- en an active part in the various school organiza- tions. Nancy enjoys danc- ing, skating, and reading. Civics Club 1 Vice President Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 4 FRANCIS JOHN SHAIMAS, JR. 22 Lincoln Road Automatic Oil Heating “Frank” Frank a big and industri- ous fellow iikes boating, fishing and building model ships. He plans to enter the field of Automatic Oil heating. Football 1, 3 Track 2 Football Manager 4 Course - Vocational JOHN F. SHAW, III THOMAS FRANK SIGMAN Birch Street Pool Hustler “Sig” Sig is a carefree, amiable member of the General Course. In his spare time he enjoys hobbies such as hot rods and sports. Sig, as yet, has not decided defin- itely what he intends to do after graduation. However, his ambition is to be a pool hustler. Course - General GARY WAYNE SMILEDGE 8 Arnold Road Businessman “Smiley” Smiley is a very popular member of the General Course. Gary enjoys music, golf, bowling, and girls during his spare time. He has also been an active member of the band for three years. After gradua- tion, Gary will attend a junior college of business. Civics Club Band 1, 2, 3 Course - General GERALDINE LUCILLE SNOW 4 Granite Court Forestry “Gerry” Gerry is very interested in travel and geography. After college, she plans to travel across the U. S. She spends her spare time writing short stories, read- ing about geography, and skiing. Her ambition is to go into the field of fores try. Civics Club 1 Baton Squad Baton Soloist 4 Course Latin - Scientific CAROL ANN SHEA NANCY LOU SHEA DOROTHY HELEN SOFI KENNETH HARVEY SPECTOR GALE JACQUELINE SPILIOTIS ARTHUR NICHOLAS STAVROPOULOS JOHN STEPENUCK 7 Crossrip Road Indefinite 12 Mansfield Street Salesman 4 Highland Street Nursing “Jackie” 7 Harris Street Engineering 12 Dane Street Mechanic “Dot” Dot is a very quiet and conservative member of the Class of ' 62. She has how- ever, been active in school activities, especially our band. Dot also enjoys ski- ing during the winter months. In the fall, Dot will enter the University of Massachusetts. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Girls’ Basketball Course Latin - Scientific “Jacques” Dark, humorous, and friendly — that ' s our Kenny. He plans to go to college after graduation and ma- jor in business. His ambi- tion is to become a sales distributor. In his spare time, Kenny does a great deal of skiing. Track Football DECA Club Course Distributive Education Jackie, a girl with a warm smile for everyone, has worked hard toward the success of the Meta. When she is not busy with school activities she finds time to enjoy music, bowl- ing, and sports. Beth Is- rael Hospital is foremost in Jackie’s future plans. Civics Club 1 Glee Club Dramatic Guild 3 Observer Art Staff 3, 4 Office Pagette Meta Staff 4 Course Latin Scientific “Art” Art possesses a clever and pleasing personality. Golf and bowling along with all other sports occu- py most of his spare time In the fall, Art will enter a prep school before going on to college. He intends to utter the field of en- gineering. Civics Club Basketball Basketball Co-Captain 4 Football Course - Technical John is a diligent and quiet member of the sen- ior class. He is a student in the Vocational School majoring in mechanics. John is also an active mem- ber in the Vocational Club. Voca. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Course - Vocational P H S RICHARD LAWRENCE TANKEVICH 21 Coolidge Avenue Medical Director “TanJo ” Tanky is a quiet, good- looking member of the Class of ’62 He enjoys swimming, sports and playing the guitar during his spare time. He has been an active member on both the track and football team. In the fall Tanky will enter St. Michael ' s. Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Course - Technical ELAINE R. TANZER 47 Pierpont Street Pharmacist “Lanie” Perhaps some of us are not fortunate enough to be a close friend of Elaine’s, but we all know what she has accomplished during these past four years. Quiet, sincere and studious, Elaine will have no trouble in future life. The Class of ‘62 wishes h er the best of luck in her chosen pro- fession. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific ARLENE JUDITH TARLOW 46 Emerson Avenue Speech Therapist “Tar” Cheerful, light - hearted and helpful; lively, active and brilliant in all affairs . j of school life — the lucky i j possessor of these charms ( is none other than “Tar.” ( Whenever or wherever we ' c see her, we shall always j t know her by her beaming , smile. Who could ask for t more ? | ■ s Civics Club 1 Baton Squad 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Staff Meta Co-Manager of Junior Achievement 3, 4 Course Latin - Scientific RICHARD STRAUSS 143 Lowell Street College Ric ” During his four years of high school, Rick contribu- ted greatly to the progress and success of both our band and golf team. His hobbies are swimming, bowling, and, of course, golf. Rick plans to attend a four- year liberal arts col- lege. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Staff Guidance Club 3, 4 Meta Photography Staff 4 Course ' General EILEEN ELIZABETH SWAINE 183 Lynn Street Teacher Gifted with a wonderful artistic talent, Eileen is indeed a real asset to our class. Her many sketches along with her intriguing short stories have fre- quently appeared in the Ob- server. We wish her the best of luck at Salem State next year. Civics Club Baton Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Observer Literary Staff Observer Art Staff 3, 4 Drum Majorette 4 Course Latin - Scientific BRUCE MICHAEL SWEETER 451 2 Bartholomew St. Big Bruce’’ Bruce is a very quiet and conservative member of our senior class. He enjoys col- lecting stamps during his spare time. Bruce will be a graduate of the General Course. Although his after- graduation plans are still indefinite, he is sure to succeed in any profession. Course ' General 1 9 6 2 I CHERYL ANN TEDFORD 21 Dahlia Avenue Medical Secretary “Ted” I This pleasing little miss lhas won herself many Ifriends at P.H.S. An ever- lipresent smile on her face I ' which cheers up our school I lays like nothing else ever I could, is a definite feature I of “Ted”. We are sincere Jin wishing this fair daugh- jter of ' 62 the very best of Jsuccess, a success which | we feel oonfident awaits | her. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Meta Art Staff 4 Observer Art Staff Senior Homeroom Representative Course ; Latin Scientific DONNA LOUISE THAYER 23 Daniel Terrace Secretary Quietly and mode.stly has Donna passed her high school years with us. She has endeared herself to all of us, not by her quietness, but by her continual cheer- fulness and goodness. We wish you success in your secretarial career. Civics Club Girls’ Basketball Glee Club Course - Commercial ROBERT MAURICE THERIAULT 1 1 Calumet Street College Graduate “Bob” Good-looking and amia- ble, is an appropriate way of describing Bob. He en- joys, and is very active in baseball and hockey. Al- though Bob is still unde- cided about his profession, he intends to enter college in the fall. Civics Club 1 Baseball 2, 4 Meta Staff 4 Course - General LAWRENCE RICHARD THIBAULT 251 2 No. Central Street Teacher “Larry” Larry is a fellow with an exceptional sense of hu- mor. He has made many friends and is liked by all. Larry enjoys swimming and tinkering with cars. He has also been active on the football team for four years. After graduation he intends to enter prep school before proceeding to col- lege. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Track 3 Course - Technical ROBERT BRUCE TIBBETTS 16 Margin Terrace Draftsman “Bob” Bob has been an outstan- ding member of our foot- ball squad for four years. Recently he received the high honor of being in- stalled as Master Council- lor of Demolay. Bob’s fa- vorite hobby is cars. Col- lege is Bob’s goal after graduation. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Track Observer Adv. Staff Meta Advertising Staff 4 Course - General PHILIP JAMES TIGHE PAUL RAYMOND TRAVIS ANNA ABRAHAM TROD 17 Goldthwaite Place 4 Batchelder Avenue 42 Harris Street College College Medical Secretary “Bingo Phil, happy-go-lucky, and cheerful, has enjoyed play- ing basketball for the P.H.S. team. He is inter- ested ip all types of sports, and has been a member of the Civics and DECA clubs. He plans to further his ed- ucation by attending a lib- eral arts college this fall. Civics Club Basketball 2, 3 DECA Club 4 “Gus” Paul is always laughing, joking, continuously having fun. He is interested in all types of sports. He plans to attend college this fall. His future profession is still undecided. but whatever Paul decides to do, you can be sure it will be done well. Civics Club Football 3, 4 Course ' Technical We’ve enjoyed having Anna with us during our high school years and shall be sorry to say farewell to her. She has a way about her that we all like and admire. The entire senior class joins in wishing her all the happiness and suc- cess she deserves. Girls’ Basketball Glee Club Course Commercial Spi spi we liv ho me ha iai “S ' tw Gc fill J« Course - General DIANE LYN VLASUK 8 Hillside Avenue Teacher “Di” Now, graduating from high school, Diane fore- sees four fruitful years at Salem State College. Since all sports interest Diane, she will certainly retain that wonderful characteris- tic of fair play. Meta Advertising Staff 4 Office Pagette 4 Course - General VIRGINIA LEE VOTAW 15 Griffin Road College “ Ginny ” Ginny, one of our most attractive classmates, has been very active both in church and school activit- ies. She is an enthusiast of a great many sports, in- cluding skiing, boating, swimming and skating. Ginny has been accepted and is planning to attend Chandler’s S e c r e ta r ial School this fall. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Observer Adv. Staff Meta Advertising Staff 4 Course - General STEVEN VOUNESSEA 0 Holten Street Military Career “Steve” Steve is one fellow who is never without a smile. In his spare time he en- joys swimming, hunting, fishing, and basketball. Steve is also active on the track team. In the fall, Steve hopes to attend the Officers’ Candidate School in preparation for a mili- tary carere. Civics Club 1 Basketball Track Course - Technical CYNTHIA JANE WALMSLEY 56 Margin Street Teacher “Cyn” Cyn, is certainly deserv- ing of the honor of being voted by her classmates as the best combination of beauty and brains. Besides taking an interest in many school activities, she also enjoys tennis. Student Council 4 Dramatic Guild Glee Club Guidance Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Observer Adv. Staff Meta Advertising Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific MICHAEL JOHN WALOR 49A Pulaski Street Teacher “M i e Mike is planning on col- lege next year in prepara- tion for a teaching career. He takes a great interest in the unusual hobby of raising pigeons. Golf and bowling are his favorite sports. Collecting coins and stamps also are on his list of hobbies. Civics Club 1 Course - Technical lac m v Stf he rei ati for JUDITH ANN TROHON 31 Mt. Pleasant Drive Secretary “Judy” A cup of sunshine, a tea- spoonful of cleverness, a sprinkle of humor . . . stir veil together, and attrac- tiveness, result — Judy Tro- [hon. This jovial, witty, hu- norous personality of hers ras contributed much aughter and fun to the ' social life” at P.H.S. (be- tween classes, of course) Good luck to you in your uture years, Judy! Civics Club |Junior Achievement 3, 4 Course - Commercial EVA JAMES TSOUKALAS 32 Mt. Vernon Street Private Secretary “JoEva” With Eva, we have al- ways associated a great sense of humor and a spar- kling personality. Her hu- morous remarks have often livened our period at P.H.S. We bid her good luck and truly hope that her future will be as happy as her school days have been. Civics Club Dramatic Guild Junior Achievement Guidance Club Course - General JANET MARY VAN BOBO 14 Bartlett Street Teacher Janet has worked dili- gently as editor-in-chief of the Observer this past year. Her constant and primary interest is French which she hopes to teach when she graduates from Em- manuel College. Janet is al- so a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. Observer Literary 1, 2 Assistant Editor of Observer 3 Editor of Observer 4 Nat. Honor Society Office Pagette 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Course Latin ' Scientific BARBARA JEAN VAN DYKE 1 Fairmount Road Nurse ■ ' B. ].” Barbara’s pep was often exhibited, both on the foot- ball field as one of our cheerleaders and in the school as one of our more more active students. Her cheerfulness and versatility will certainly help to make her a successful nurse. Civics Club 1, 2 Head Cheerleader 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club Senior Homeroom Representative Course - General FRANK PAUL VERCELLONE 11 Granite Road Electronics Technician “Verc” Frank, a member of this year’s track team, seems to be quite sports-minded. He takes a special interest in skating, swimming, horse- back riding, bowling, and archery. Furthering his ed- ucation is ahead for Frank after graduation. Civics Club 1 Track Course - General MARY LOUISE WALSH 4 Maple Street Legal Secretary “Boots” This very popular young lady has been active in nu- merous activities. She Ivvorks part time in a drug- store. Planning to further iier education in the sec- Iretarial career, Mary will Ijittend Chandler’s School ■or Women this fall. I Girls ' Basketball 1, 2 Civics Club 1 Girls’ Golf Team Office Pagette Treasurer of Student Council Observer Staff | Course - Commercial ROBERT WALSH 30 Margin Street Indefinite “Bob” Bob is a carefree gradu- ate of the General Course. In his spare time, he en- joys working on cars. Bob also enjoys sports. Al- though his plans after graduation are indefinite we know he will succeed. Course - General RICHARD FREDERICK WATT Winona Street Electrical Technician “Dic ” Dick is seen quite often driving around in his M.G. sportscar. He is quite a sportsman — skiing, bowling, skindiving, ice boating, swimming, and shooting seem to be his chief inter- ests. Dick is going to fur- ther his education after graduating from high school. Civics Club 1 Track 4 Course - General GAIL MARIE WAYMAN STAN LEE WEBB LLOYD ERIK WEBSTER ROBERT LEWIS WENZEL RAYMOND THOMAS WHITE, JR. 4 King Street 40 Central Street 9 Warren Street 19 Dustin Street 46 Essex Street I.B.M. Operator To Graduate Electrician Eelectrician Air Force This pleasant miss plans to attend I.B.M. school this fall, and become an I.B.M. operator. She is interested in record collecting and dancing. Her congenial per- sonality and easy-going nature will win for her many friends. Course - General Lee” Stan has been a faithful and enthusiastic member of our band. During the win- ter months his chief sport is skiing. During the war- mer summer months camp- ing finds a place on his list of hobbies. Right now Stan’s future plans are in- definite. “ Daniel ” Lloyd is a tall, blond, good-looking member of our Distributive Education course. He has been ac- tive in both school activit- ies and Demolay. His spare time is spent working with cars. After graduation Lloyd will enter an electri- cal school. “Bob” Bob is good natured, like- able, and has a pleasing disposition. He plans to join the Navy and become an electrician. His hobby is repairing cars. Course Voctional Electrical Buddy” Buddy plans to enter the Air Force in June. There he hopes to be able to participate in a college plan. Cars and jets are his favorite hobbies along with painting and music. During his Junior and Senior years he has been active in the DECA Club of which he was president this year. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Meta Photography Staff 4 Course Civics Club 1 Meta Staff Course General Civics Club 1, 2 Football 1 DECA Club 3, 4 DECA Club President 4 Course Distributive Education Latin - Scientific BEVERLY CAROL WISEGOLD 10 Coolidge Avenue Writer “Bev” Bev is certainly one of the best read students of our graduating class. She is active in school func- tions and Junior Achieve- ment. Beverly will attend the University of Massa- chusetts after graduation. Civics Club 1 Baton Squad 2, 3, 4 (Leader 4) Sales Mgr. of Jr. Achiev. Observer Literary Staff Meta Photography Staff Course - Technical HARVEY HAROLD WOLSKY 17 Ethel Avenue Doctor “ Harv ” Harvey’s o u t s t a n ding characteristic is his bright red hair. He is a good na- tured, well-liked senior who is always willing to help. His ambition is to become a doctor. Harv helps out in the guidance office during his study periods. Pool is his hobby. Civics Club 1 Track 2 Office Page 4 Course - General PATRICIA ANN WIGGIN I 53 Northend Street Teacher “Pat Pat, our most courteous I senior girl, was voted as j the playground instructor ] the past summer. Salem [ State College is where Pat ] will prepare for her future | career of teaching. Pat | greatly enjoys skating, dan- | cing, basketball and bowl- ling. Civics Club 1, 2 Girls’ Basketball 2 Glee Club 3, 4 ‘Observer Adv. Staff 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 (Corres. Secretary 4) ;Meta Advertising Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific DAVID TODD WILLSON 8 Alden Road Businessman “TD” TD, the boy with the wry smile and the twinkle in his eye, keeps active with sports cars, chess, and hun- ting. T. D. has also been active in school activities and functions. He intends to enter either the Uni- versity of Mass, or North- eastern University after graduation. Civics Club 2, 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2, 4 Observer Staff 4 Meta Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific JANE ELIZABETH WILSON 15 St. Ann’s Avenue Kindergarten Teacher “Wtl Jane has been a loyal fan of .our football team. Jan’s capabilities and ef- ficiency have been a great asset to the photography staff of the yearbook. Right now she is looking for- ward to her future years at Salem State College. Civics Club Treasurer 1 Homeroom Rep. 3 Guidance Club Sec. 4 Meta Staff 4 Observer Staff 4 Course Latin - Scientific 1 9 6 2 ANNE ELIZABETH WOODBURY 44 Andover Street Art Schoool I This talented young lady ■plans to attend art school. Her spare time is spent llrawing and painting. Many of her pictures can lie seen in numerous edi- tions of the “Observer.” ITer pleasant disposition, find her talents will contri- bute to a colorful and hap- I y life. Civics Club 1 Dramatic Guild 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Observer Art Staff Course - General CHARLES SAWYER YOUNG, III 21 Johnson Street Electrical Engineer “ Chuc ’ ’ Success is sure to be Chuck’s for his potential is magnanimous. His chief in- terests are reading and stamp collecting. Chuck will enter the engineering field at Tufts University in the fall. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Civics Club 1 Football 4 Guida nee Club 4 Observer Staff 4 Course Latin Scientific ROBERT STANLEY ZIELINSKI 25 Swampscott Avenue Electrical Engineer “Bob” Bob’s main interest for his freshman, sophomore, and junior years was the Bowling League. He is looking forward to college next fall. Coin collecting is one of his favorite hob- bies. He also enjoys sports, cars, and chess. Civics Club 1 Course - Technical THEODORA G. ZOLOTAS 13 Paleologas Street “Teddie” Teddie, one of our most versatile classmates, re- ceived thd D.A.R. award. She is looking forward to continuing her commercial education at Chandler’s School for Women. Teddie especially enjoys swimming, dancing, skating, and bas- ketball. Student Council 1 Civics Club 1 Observer Staff 2 Office Pagette 2 Glee Club 3 Junior Achievement 3 Dramatic Guild 3 Meta Staff 4 Course � Commercial CHRISTINE ANN ZUPPIO 17 Joy Road Teacher Chris” Chris plans to attend Northern Essex Community College this fall to study teaching. She has taken an active part in the various P.H.S. activities. Among her favorite sports are swimming, softball, and basketball. With all her great qualities, Chris is sure to make a fine teach- er. Civics Club 1 Girls ' Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 3 Guidance Club 3 Observer Staff Junior Achievement 3, 4 Course - General Pictures Not Available PATRICIA MARIE LEARNED 2 Clearwater Road Hairdresser “ Pat ” Pat, Mary’s sister, has taken a great interest in the D.E. course. After graduation, she is looking forward to becoming a hairdresser. Although Pat enjoys all sports, horse- back riding is her favorite. Civics Club Glee Club DECA Club Course Distributive Education MARY ELIZABETH LEARNED 2 Clearwater Road Hairdresser Although Mary has fol- lowed the Commercial Course, she plans to enter the field of hairdressing. Mary has been one of our quieter yet nicer girls. at P.H.S. She will certainly succeed in her future. Civics Club 1 Glee Club 2 Course - Commercial 1 9 6 2 CLASS OFFICERS President JAMES ASHBY Treasurer ALAN FESSENDEN Vice-President JOAN MANNING Secretary SHEILA BROWN Seated: Sheila Brown, James Ashby, Joan Manning, Alan Fessenden, Standing: Susan Amaral, Barbara VanDyke, Paul Macione, John Dzierzak. James Murphy, Barbara Blood, Cheryl Tedford. GRADUATES DONNA MARIA KERSHAW JOHN HARRY MacMILLAN GALE JACQUELINE SPILIOTIS HONORABLE MENTION SUSAN EMILY AMARAL MARY ELAINE BRUNDAGE JUDITH ELLEN CORNING LEONA MARGARET DELANEY BARBARA ELLEN GESSON GERHARD HAIMBERGER ROBERT MALVIN HASDAY JOYCE KOKOREAS JANICE ESTHER LYON JOAN BARBARA MORSE LINDA LOUISE MULLEY CHARLES SAWYER YOUNG, III WHO’S MOST POPULAR James Ashby and Susan Amaral MOST VERSATILE Barbara Van Dyke and Frank Espindle MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janet Van Bobo and John MacMillan MOST ATHLETIC Richard Fuqere MOST COURTEOUS Raymond Ouellette and Patricia Wiggin WHO BEST COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND BRAINS Cynthia Walmsiey MOST ABSENT-MINDED Karen Anderson and Paul Macione MOST AMBITIOUS Linda Mulley and Robert Demeritf BEST NATURED Janice Comeau and James Murphy Sandra Gibley and John Dzierralt MOST ORIGINAL Most Vocational ROBERT CHASE ARTHUR SCOTT ROBERT WENZEL Most Valuable Students JANET VAN BOBO CHARLES YOUNG These seven students were chosen by the faculty as being the most outstanding in their respective categories. Tne faculty based their selections on marks, effort, and interest in the subjects. Most Scientific JACQUELINE SPILIOTIS Most Mathematical BERNADINE LOHOSKI Most Businesslike JUDY CORNING D.A.R. Citizenship Award TEDDY ZOLOTAS SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Betty Crocker Award DONNA KERSHAW Merit Scholarship Certificate CHARLES YOUNG Boys’ and Girls’ State ROBERT DEMERITT SUSAN AMARAL JAMES ASHBY N R. O. T. C. GERHARD HAIMBERGER Good Citizen Representative JOHN DZIERZAK Elks ' Leadership Award ETHEL PIKE JOHN GNESS Poor season, good season, poor season, good season, that ' s how the P.H.S. Tanners have been playing football since we’ve been in high school. Thanks to the determination and ability of a new coach, Arthur Adamopoulos, his staff, and his players, we shall leave school following a bright football sea- son. After being trounced in the first three consecutive starts (Lowell, Lawrence, and Beverly) the blue and white rallied, came back strong and determined, and by team effort won the remaining six games. Greater than these honors was the winning of the Edward Phelan Trophy — Peabody 21, Salem 0. The season was a tir r FOOTBALL front row, left to right: Louie Ciman, Mike DiGerontmo, Jim Htnchion, Rick Ofenti, Ed Nizwantowski, Larry DiLorenzo, Terry Kallelis, Eddie Murphy, Bill Moore, Fred Wojick. Middle row: Frank Shaimas, Dennis Buckley, Steve Anderson, Paul Travis, Art Stavropoulos, Chuck Young, Terry Lee, John Reily, Bill Philips. Coley Lee, Tom Russell, Ricky Pzegeo. Back row: Ron Kerr, Skip Gilmour, Bob Benoit, Larry Thibeault, Dick Tankevich, Bob Tibbetts, Pete Routses, Dick Fugere, Steve Apostolides, Jim Moscovites, Denny Barile. -■ j Coaches, left to right: George McHugh, Arthur Adamopoulos, and Bob Southwick. Absent when picture was taken, Paul Kerkorian. Dick Fugere and Skip Gilmour with the coveted Edward Phelan Trophy. SCORES Peabody 0 Lowell 6 Peabody 6 Lawrence 20 Peabody 0 Beverly 32 Peabody 22 Lynn English 6 Peabody 22 St. John ' s Prep 6 Peabody 12 Gloucester 6 Peabody 21 Salem 0 Peabody 22 Nashua 12 Peabody 21 Saugus 0 Ail-Scholastic Dick Fugere Bob Benoit Ed Nizwantowski, Rick Pzegeo, and Frank Espindle Arthur Stavropolous BASKETBALL Our ' 62 basketball team, spurred on by Coach Pete Retos, did not enjoy one of the most successful seasons, but enthusi- astic spirit and teamwork was the keynote of every game. Kneeling, left to right: Dennis Pappas, Ronald Kerr, Rick Pzegeo, Arthur Stavrop- olous, Brian Manning, John Dzierzak. Stand- ing: William Erwin, Steven Georgian, Paul Spiliotis, James Ashby, Nicholas Spiliotis. JIM ASHBY JOHN DZIERZAK ARTHUR STAVROPOLOUS HOCKEY HOCKEY SCORES Peabody 1 Saugus 0 (Jamboree) Peabody 4 Beverly 0 Peabody 0 St. Mary ' s (Lynn) 0 P eabody 1 Malden Catholic 5 Peabody 1 Gloucester 2 Peabody 4 Salem 1 Peabody 3 Swampscott 1 Peabody 0 St. John ' s 3 Peabody 2 Danvers 2 Peabody 2 Marblehead 3 Peabody 1 Lynn 2 Peabody 1 Woburn 1 Peabody 0 Amesbury 2 Peabody 6 Saugus 0 Although the 62 hockey season did not prove to be the most successful year P.H.S. has ever had, it has been a year of concerted team effort. The Tanners relied on Senior veterans Bob Anthony, Alan Fessenden, Dick Lowd, Paul Macione, John Mansfield, Dave O Hara, Jim Pierce, Al Richards, and Captain Bob Grusheski. Games such as Peabody vs. Swampscott exemplify the tremendous spirit and cooperation of the team. The score: Tanners 3 , Swampscott I! HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL Well represented on the baseball diamond were the 1962 Tanners. Captain Jim Ashby, along with Senior stars Dick Andrews, Butch Bochniak, Frank Espindle, Alan Fessenden, Dana Foye, and Dave O’Hara, showed great determination in their last effort on the R.H.S. ballfield. Kneeling, left to right: Bruce Patten, Jim Hinchion, Ross Koihonen, Art Drolet, Dave O ' Hara, Steve Spencer, Dave I Espindle, Ed Nizwantowski. Standing, left to right: Pudgy McNeill, Robert Bochniak, Frank Espindle, Peter Routses, Paul I Spiliotis, Dennis Buckley, William Irwin, Coach Waselchuck. TRACK Standing, left to right: John Petredelis, Frank Vercellone, Edward Cass, Edward Mavragis, Thomas Kench, Paul Kench, Gerald Bellew, James Moskovites, John Raley, William Halchuck,, Peter Frederickson, Richard Otenti, Nicholas Mandragouras, Michael Ganey, Richard Pierce. Middle row, left to right: Roy Feener, Bernard Minott, Kenneth Tibbetts, Clifford Lechtor, Charles Stavros, Anthony Neves, Robert Jacques, John Young, Thomas Smith, William Martinez, John McDonald, Frederick Wojick. Sitting, left to right: James Gorham, Byron Alpers, James Davis, Bruce Nelson, Avrom Herbster, Louis Karger, Roy Howard, John Silva, Demetrios Maistrellis. Since our freshman days the track team has not been overly successful, but the ' 62 team was the best for a long time. The greatest deficiency in the past has been the long distance runners. There were none! This year we had Chuck Stavros, a sophomore, and some of his young teammates carrying the long distance battle flag for us. Captain Jerry Bellew led the rest of the team in the dashes, hurdles, and field events. Coach Walter Birmingham looks forward to a successive season. CAPTAIN JERRY BELLEW GOLF SWINGING IN THE RAIN Kneeling, left to right: Ricky Strauss, Larry Stepenuck, Nicky Laiarakes, Bob Lindgren, John Dzierzak. Standing, left to right: Bruce Hamilton, Ed Shapiro, Jack Feeney, Joe Smidt, Joyce Manninen, Phil Marquis, and Sid Smidt. Coach Jack Linehan was absent when picture was taken. During 1962, Coach John Linehan’s golf team competed in a nev 18 Sole league. Those who returned for him were Joe Smidt, John Feeney, and Phil Marquis, all good scorers. To complete the teamj were seniors John Dzierzak, Nick Lazarakis and Richard Strauss. The ' 62 golf team was fortunate in having for its captain the P.G.A. New England Junior Champion, Joe Smidt and also Jack Feeney, who qualified for the Hears! Tournament. CHEERLEADERS CHERYL Heads. Barbara Va.nDyke, Cheryl Seaberg. Standing, leh to right; Merylin Champagne, Cheryl Tedford, Shirley Murphy, Electa Fudge, Judy Meserve, Barbara CSwiieWskt, BARBARA LINNIE META STAFF META EDITORS Front row, left to right: Joyce Kokoreas. Ray Ouellette Linda Muliey. Editor-in-Chief; Arlene Tarlow. Standing Manuela Maistrellis. Bernadine Loboski, Jane Wilson Linda Nelson, and Jacqueline Spiliotis. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ART STAFF Sitting. left to right: Monueie Maistrellis, Co-Editor, William Funchion, Joyce Kokoreas, Co-Editor. Second row: Lucille Ciman, Doreen Pearl, Cheryl Tedford, Marilyn Champagne. Loft to right: Jane Wilton, Editor, Beverly Wisegold, Joseph Smidi and Irene Katsarakes. WOGHAPHr 5TAFF S S il?d?n g i 1lf ' J ; t J8 p i ; ww tiS J Ed - f ° r ' , Diane CUrk Walmdl 9 ' Cia Cynthia ADVISOR Mr. Arthur V. Johnson META TYPISTS Front row, left to right: Donna Kershaw, Rosemarie Regis. Sheila Brown, Kaihie Crocker, Sandra Gibetey, Marie Kulakowski Middle row: Hazel LaCortiglla, Diane Birmingham 4 dy Corning, Carolyn Prate, Barbara Blood, Dtane Kirstein. Back row: Eddie Mavaragis, John Dzierzak, Larry Feffor, Dana Foye, William Funchion, Jeff Howiett. META LITERARY STAFF Front row, left to right: Sherry Odette. Judith Corning, Linda Nelson, Elaine Tamer, Elaine Brundage, Janet Van Bobo. Standing: Donna Hail, James Murphy, Bernadine Lohoski, Lawrence Feffer, John Feeney. Richard Tankevich, Ann Ryan, Byron Alpers, Donald Fraser. BUSINESS STAFF (con?,) Front row. left to right: Susan Amaral, Sherry Odette. Raymond Ouellette, Arlene Tariow, Iris Goldstein, Cynthia Walmsiey. Middle row: Joyce Nelson, Bonnie Manning, Leona Delaney, Carol Burrows, Teddy Zoio- tes, Patricia Wiggin. Rosalina Rodas, Elaine Melfo, Tina Hefer. Back row: Diane Vlasuk, Virginia Votaw, John Feeney, Uoyd Webster, Robert Tibbetts, Kath- leen Cody. Front row, left to right: Susan Amaral. Diane Birmingham, Mary Silva. Back row; Louise Modgdon, Sherry Odette. META BUSINESS STAFF OFFICE PAGETTES AND PAGES Front row, left to right: Helen Lovjns, Barbara Gesson, Hazel LaCor- tiglia, Sheila Brown, Kathie Crocker, Sandra Gibeley, Diane Kirsfetn, Janice Comeau. Second row: Donna Hall, Gail Grindrod, Eva Tsoukalas, Diane Vlasuk, Carol Hanscome, Janice Lyons, Bernadine Lohoski, Carolyn Prata, Cheryl Tedford, Barbara Van Dyke, Joyce Kokoreas, Jacqueline Spiliotis. Third row: Harvey Wolsky, Diane Clancy, Mary Walsh. Teddy Zolotas, Iris Goldstein, Christine Zuppio, Judith Corning, Marie Kulakowski, Vicki Samponis, Toni Bezemes, Richard Lowd. VOCATIONAL CLUB For the past four years, the Vocational Club has held its annual turkey raffle and car wash to finance outings and to provide jackets for seniors. Each of the Shops enjoyed field trips to General Electric plant in Everett, the sub- marine at Salem Naval Base and the Annual Trouble-Shooters Contest at Framingham. Left to right: Robert Larrabee, Fred Szybiak, James Murphy. VOCATIONAL OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Carol Shea, Ann Maria, Barbara Mattatal, Christine Zuppio, Marylin Champagne, Loretta Orget+as, Helen Lovins. Cynthia Walmsley. Second row: Carol Burrows. Virginia Votaw, Cheryl Seaberg, Ann Wood- bury. Carol Hanscome, Elaine Tanzer, Barbara Gesson. Judith Corning. Hazel LaCortiglia. Kristina Heter, Iris Goldstein. Third row: Donna Kershaw. Cheryl Tedford, Carolyn Prata Irene Katsaraices. Mary Walsh, Teddy Zolotas, Doreen Pearl, Sandra Gibeley, Patricia Wiggin, Janice Lyon, Diane Clancy, Diane Kirstein. Barbara V a n Dyke. GLEE CLUB Front row, left to right: Janice Lentz. Nancy Kerble, Susan Amaral, Mr. James Arnold, Cynthia Walmsley, Byron Alpers. Aleta Gold- stein. Middle row: Barbara Chmielowski, Francis Kravchuk, Esther Bezemes, Leona Delaney, Teddy Zofofas, Ruth Wahtera, Jan© Camp- bell. Back row; Dennis Pappas, Malcolm McNeil, James Ashby, Anthony Adamopoufos. Neil Richmond, Arthur FlhzgeraSd, Charles Perakis. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, an organization primarily designed to aid the student body of Peabody High School, authorized all social functions, assemblies, and clubs. During 1961 62, the Council, with the as- sistance of Mr. James Arnold, sponsored a dance and four very well received assemblies, in addition to selling book covers and sweatshirts, whose proceeds went to various public service functions, including the American Red Cross and WG8H National Educational Television. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated; Manuefa Maistrellis and Janet Van Bobo. Standing Cynthia Walmsley and Bernadine Lohoski. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Advisor, Mr. James Arnold, President, Susan Amaral. Standing: Vice President, Nancy Kerble, Treasurer. Byron Alpers, Secretary, Cynthia Walmsley. The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of School Principals. During the last thirteen years this society has administered a scholarship fund, and provided awards, scholarships and certificates of merit to outstanding college-bound students. It is devoid of all commercialization and is devoted to the best professional interests of education. Membership in this organization is based on scholarship, three A ' s and one B above 85%. Service, Leadership, and Character. r OBSERVER STAFF OBSERVER EDITOR Editor-in-Chief. Janet Van Bobo Assistant Editor, Lois Lohoski EDITORIAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Virginia Callahan, Cheryl Tedford, Janet Van Bobo, Editor. Lois Lohoski, Assistant Editor, Elaine Brundage, Marylin Champagne. Middle row: Linda Nelson, Beverly Wisegold, Bernadine Lohoski, Linda Muiley, Ethel Pike, Karen Willson, Barbara Chmielowski. Last row: Joseph Smidt, John Feeney. Lawrence Feffer, Charles Young, and Robert Demeritt. The variety of material that the Observer presents has been enjoyed by all of us for the past four years. The National Tuberculosis Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association presented a National Certificate of Honor to Editor-in-Chief Janet Van Bobo, commending the Observer for its story on T.B. ART STAPP •ont row, left to right: William Funchion, Donna Kershaw, 3y ce Kokoreas, Manuela Maistrellis, Editor, Linda Nelson, aymond Ouellette, Standing: Asenath Blake, Barbara .esson. Anne Woodbury. Louise Hodgdon, Jacqueline CIRCULATION STAFF Seated, left to right: Christine Zuppio, Irene Katserakes. Theodora Zolotas, Manager. Mary Walsh. Helen Levins. Standing: Lawrence DiLorenio. Raymond Ouellette, John Diierzak. Steven Anderson. Ricky Piegeo. ADVERTISING STAFF Front row, left to right: Virginia Votaw, Bonnie Manning, Diane Birmingham, Peter Kafsoulas, Manager, Christine Zuppio, Sheila Brown, Sandra Gibeley, Joyce Nelson, Middle row: Leslie Cavanaugh, Bar- bara Mattatai, Ann Maria, Carol Burrows, Suxanne Matson, Leona Delaney, Tina Meter, Patricia Wiggin, Iris Goldstein. Bach row: Janice Lyon, Rosaline Rodas, Cynthia Walmsley, Sandra Mc- Queeney, David Peura. Anthony Adamopoulos, Jane Wilson, Elaine Brundage, Arlene Tarlow, PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Louis Ravaris and Peter Katsoulas OBSERVER TYPISTS Front row, left to right: Susan Amaral, Diane Birmingham, Mary Silva, Sherry Odette. Middle row: Sandra Skrudgis, Barbara Blood, Judith Corning, Donna Hall. Back row: Nancy Shea, Louise Hodgdon. DECA CLUB Front row, left to right: Mary Anne Barry, Electa Fudge, Ann Pas- kievitch, Lloyd Webster, Marcia Kiley, Pat Learned, Diane Arsenault, Second row: Kenneth Spector, Harold Andrews, Arthur Gregory, Michael Ganey, Joanne Leonard, Kenneth Athas, William Butler, David Pare. Third row: John Gness, David O ' Hara, Alfred Richards, Tom Fabrizio, Robert Benoit, Phil Tighe, Dave Emmett. THE GUIDANCE CLUB Organized in 1 96 1 , as an aid to the students of Peabody High School, the Guidance Club is open to all college or business minded students. Its functions are to make available complete lists of college scholarships, and to arrange student visitations to secretarial schools, col- leges, and nursing schools. The Guidance Club has been successful in its attempt to bring about a closer working relationship with students and guidance advisors. DECA CLUB The Distributive Education Club, known to us as the Deca Club, is under the guidance of Mrs. Dunn. With future job training as their objective, there are twenty- eight members from our senior class. LIBRARY STAFF Linda Nelson, Joyce Nelson Janice Brissette. Front row, toft to right: iris Goldstein. Sheila Brown. Arlene Tarlow, Patricia Wiggin, Corresponding Secretary, Jane Wilson, Secretary, Joyce Kokoreas. President, Mr. Niels Knakkergarrd, Advisor, iois Lohoski, Vice President, Claire Hebert, Treasurer, Kathie Crocker. Kathleen Gannon, Middle row: Doreen Pearl, Caroi Hanscome, Joan Manning, Leona Delaney, Elaine Brundage, Beverly Wisegold, Elaine Tamer, Joyce Nebon, Bernadine Lohoski, Rosemarie Regis, Linda Muliey, Judith Dooien, Suzanne Matson, Linda Nelson. Last row: Charles Young, Janice Comeau, Irene Katsarakes, Janice Lyon, Jacqueline Spiiiotis, Ethel Pike, Janet Van Bobo. Marylin Champagne, Sandra Gibeley, Helen Lovins, Cynthia Wafmsley. Christine Zuppio, Carol Burrows, Diane Kirstein, Diane Clancy, Manuela Maistreflis, Carolyn Prata. GUIDANCE CLUB 11 ho mb pcs p© t Hurry up! It’s leftist Guidance Are you sure she was your cousin Dr. Casey, 1 presume? BAND and BATON Front row, left to right: Carol Reed, Carol Jablonka, Ann Huber, Beverly Wisegold, Kathy Emmett, Susan Demeritt, Pat Maris. Standing, left to right: Sheila Brown, Carol Bakula, Carol Alden, Jenny Winchester, Vivian Theodore, Carol Otten, Eileen Swaine, Mary Santangelo, Judy Stantial, Eva Zolotas, Donna Sweeter, Eiaine McGray, Arlene Tarlow. PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL BAND BATON SQUAD HISTORY OF While our cramped fingers filled out programs in triplicate, and carried heavy loads of books from class to class, we were astonished at how quickly our glamorous image of high school had disappeared. Nineteen fifty-eight-fifty-nine was a year of firsts, not only for us freshmen, but also for P.H.S. Student Government was intro- duced, and we were privileged to elect members of our class to represent us on the Student Council. The eagerly anticipatd Civics Club outing finally arrived, and on a warm, sunny day in June we were excused from classes for the trip to Canobie Lake. Our sophomore year held many s vation of our high school, the popular first (but not last) bomb scare, and the ing freshmen. Upperclassmen at last! After Junior class officers had been elected, the Junior Hop became the first on a long list of successful activities. It seemed an eternity before our class rings arrived, but the long wait was forgotten as we proudly exhibited them to envious underclassmen. May 26, 1961 — Last minute shopping and money-raising were finished, and in a matter of hours the excited, talkative girls, and self-conscious, nervous boys were transfigured into graceful and serene young men and women on the night of our Junior Prom. Opening night found our dramatically talented juniors taking the lead roles in The Egg and I . A Broadway comedy could never have had a more enthusiastic audience. Bermudas, sunglasses, and book-laden scene for Junior Day. We were overwhelmed in the very near future we would be seniors. The beginning of the end of our high school years, September, 1961. At the Senior Barn Dance, our first activity after the election of officers, we discovered that new members had been added to the cheering squad. We caught our first glimpse of graduation on the morning that we lined up to be measured for caps and gowns. Most of our underclassmen set the by the realization that urprises including the reno- Navy Band assembly, our admiring glances of idoliz- CLASS OF 1962 leisure time was spent filling out complicated applications to our future schools. We nervously kept our appointment at Gainsboro Studio and were relieved when we saw the final result! Senior Yo-Yo Day caused much excitement throughout the corridors. As the boys displayed their unusual skills, the girls watched curiously, clutching their lollipops and lunchboxes. We all had fun trying to tell the truth at the hilarious Observer Assembly. The inclement weather did not dampen our spirits on the evening of the Christmas Ball. We complimented each other on our attractive apparel, and awaited the highlight of the evening — the crowning of the queen. As usual, we weren ' t disappointed with the performance of the Navy Band at one of our last assemblies. It had us clapping our hands and tapping our feet to everything from classical music to rock and roll. Senior Day found us once again arriving at school wearing bermudas and sunglasses, with unthinkable tasks in our minds for the underclassmen. As we lined up for graduation rehearsals, we realized how far we were from the beginning, and how intimately close we were to the end. Learning to march, sing, speak, listen for cues to sit down and stand up, were among the last lessons that we acquired from our capable instructors at Peabody High. One of the happiest recollections of our Senior year was the class banquet. The unusual setting provided a festive mood and the evening was enjoyed by all. The last social event of our high school years, unlike any other, had an atmosphere of relaxation, familiarity, and sadness. As we ate, danced, talked, and sang at our Senior Reception, we enjoy- ed the company of the many friends that we had met during the past four eventful years. Graduation exercises found us unaware of the present. Only the fading past and the impending future dominated our thoughts. And now that we have graduated — Perhaps these things will prove a source of future pleasure — Virgil. JUNIOR DAY Just call me Lonesome Lou. Togetherness. You should see second lunch! For the insignificant sum of twenty-five cents, the Juniors bought the privilege of wearing bermudas for the entire school day. Also included in the fee was the exclusive services of the underclassmen. A ‘common sight was a tiny Freshman obediently carrying the massive volumes of a dignified Junior. They told us to relax, so . . . Everybody had fun. JUNIOR PROM Her Majesty the Queen, Marylin Cham- pagne, and her escort, William Laakso. The rain outside could not dampen the loveliness of the girls or the wonderfully romantic spirits of their escorts, on the evening of the Junior Prom. A Stair- way to the Stars it was, and will be fondly remem- bered in our hearts always. The Queen and her court, left to right: Cheryl Tedford, Iris Goldstein, Cynthia Walmsley, Marylin Champagne, Marie Kulakowski, Barbara Van Dyke, and Elaine Harrigan. THE EGG AND I On May !2, 1961, under the direction of Mrs. Dunn, members of the Class of ’62 had the leading roles in the production of The Egg And I Set on a rural egg farm, miles from nowhere, the cast succeeded in providing the audience with an enjoyable evening of entertainment. SENIOR BARN DANCE SENIOR BARN DANCE Saturday, October 28, the Senior Class held its annual Senior Barn Dance as the first of their fund-raising activities. The Elgin® provided the music for dancing and M.C., Jimmy Murphy, joined a few enthusiastic senior boys in helping the cheerleaders promote school spirit. Who said he was a size nine? Will somebody please get her shoes! A — you ' re adorable. OBSERVER ASSEMBLY Whoops! — Wrong cue. For heaven ' s sake, don ' t drop her! A Marilyn Monroe you ' ll never be! Just call me Roberta. CHRISTMAS BALL Class President James Ashby, crowning the queen, Celia Beukelman, escort, Joseph Foster, The crisp, winter air set the mood for the Christmas Ball of 1961, and happiness shone on each face as couples danced or strolled around the ballroom. The 61 Ball was a truly fitting occasion to close the holiday season. Her Majesty the Queen and her court, left to right: Barbara VanDyke, Virginia Callahan, Virginia Votaw, Celia Beukelman, Eileen Swain, Linda DeCoste, Diane Clancy. HOMEROOMS 101 102 104 see new ou should see t Watch it! H £ % i £ K |||Mi | CAFETERIA MR. and MRS. EDWARD KULAKOWSKI of Kulakowski Machine Co. WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 COMPLIMENTS OF KULAKOWSKI MACHINE CO. 64 PULASKI STREET PEABODY, MASS. I I COMPLIMENTS OF EARLE F. ROBBINS 15 COLLINS STREET DANVERS COMPLIMENTS OF PAGE GOODWIN PRINTING CO. AM) THE PEABODY TIMES COMPLIMENTS OF GAINSBORO STUDIO SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS 176 ESSEX STREET SALEM COMPLIMENTS OF THE SALEM COENTRY CLUB COMPLIMENTS of Central Bakery 48c Walnut Street Peabody compliments OF Klip and Kurl BARBER SHOP A. Hatgis, Prop. Children’s Haircutting Our Specialty JE 1-9665 625 Lowell Street BEAUTY SHOP B. Ashby, Prop. Permanent Waving and Coloring JE 1-0500 West Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF REX LEATHER FINISHING CO., INC. DISTINCTIVE FINISHERS OF LEATHERS and SPECIALTIES REAR 119 FOSTER STREET PEABODY BEST WISHES TO THE 1962 GRADUATES OF PEABODY HIGH OX-BOW, INC. EXCAVATORS 9 MAIN STREET PEABODY, MASS. COMPLIMEHTS OF TRUCK DRIVERS, CHAUFFEURS AND HELPER’S UNION TEAMSTER’S LOCAL No. 42 96 FORD STREET LYNN, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ■ 1962 President Susan Amaral Vice-President Nancy Kerble Secretary Cynthia Walmsley Treasurer Byron Alpers Advisor James E. Arnold COMPLIMENTS OF PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC GUILD - 1962 COMPLIMENTS OF Salem Auto School COMPLETE DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE “A Well Trained Driver Is A Safe Driver” BEGINNER AND REFRESHER COURSES — PRIVATE LESSONS STANDARD AND AUTOMATIC SHIFT Classes Starting Continuously In Our Own Class Room Instructed By A Former State Trooper and Teacher of Driver Education ► Our Instructors Are Licensed By Registrar Of Motor Vehicles ► We Are Licensed For Limited Participation In High School Driver Education Program “ Specialized in Teaching T eruous, Young or Elderly People” 150 Washington Street ( Opposite Salem News) Salem PI 5-2711 If No Answer, Call Beverly WAlker 2 ' 60 16 compliments OF A. C. Lawrence Leather Company Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF Eastman Gelatine Corporation Peabody compliments OF The Huse-Liberty Mica Company Established 1839 Peabody Industrial Center Lynnfield Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of PRIMROSE SUPER STOCKWELL FUNERAL MARKET HOME 10 SYLVAN STREET 114 CENTRAL STREET ROUTE 114 PEABODY PEABODY COMPLIMENTS OF Century House FOR EXCELLENT FOODS — CHOICE LIQUORS Recommended by Duncan Hines Open Noon Till 10 o’clock, Except Monday Andrew J. Diskes On Route 114, 235 Andover Street Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF The Metro Bowl NORTH SHORE’S LARGEST BOWLING LANES 42 Lanes BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 62 Proctor House FAMOUS FOR STEAKS — LOBSTERS Luncheon - Dinner - Cocktails Corner of Lowell and Prospect Streets Peabody JE 1-1598 COMPLIMENTS OF P. J. Woods Company REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 40 Main Street Peabody JE 1-2777 and 1-2778 COMPLIMENTS of Zolotas Brothers PAINTING CONTRACTORS PLUMBING — HEATING 80 Walnut Street Peabody JE 1-1023 COMPLIMENTS OF Giblee’s, Inc. 150 Washington Street Salem Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE A. CHITTENDEN C.L.U. GENERAL AGENT JOHN F. DZIERZAK FUNERAL CHAPEL 43 “C” MAIN STREET P. O. BOX 233 149 WASHINGTON STREET PEABODY JE 1 - 1 90S COMPLIMENTS OF Zolotas Hardware Co. PLUMBING — HEATING — ELECTRICAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 76 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of GAGNON WELDING CO. REAR 91 LYNNFIELD STREET PEABODY GIRO’S ITALIAN ' AMERICAN RESTAURANT 464 HANOVER STREET COR. COMMERCIAL STREET BOSTON 13, MASS. LAfayette 3-9634 COMPLIMENT S OF Peabody Co-operative Bank Incorporated 1888 Main Office 32 Main Street Peabody JE 1-0242 Saugus Office 473 Lincoln Avenue Saugus CEnter 3-0340 COMPLIMENTS of Verza Tanning Co. 107 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes From BAYCO, INC. H. P. NELSON, INC. DuPOKT “ LUCITE ” PAINTS 143 LYNNFIELD STREET 45 BRIDGE STREET PEABODY SALEM Compliments of Compliments of SPRING POND FUEL CO. PEGGY’S STYLE CENTER LEO L. OUELLETTE, PROPRIETOR 18 ELAINE AVENUE 25 MAIN STREET PEABODY, MASS. PEABODY, MASS JE P4450 Compliments of ODETTE’S I.G.A. FOODLINER CORNER OF JOHNSON LOWELL STREETS WEST PEABODY, MASS. Compliments of MIDDLETON SPRING BEVERAGES SCHOOL STREET MIDDLETON We Wish The Class of 1962 The Best of Luck and Success in All Their Endeavors. POLYVINYL CHEMICALS INCORPORATED 26 HOWLEY STREET PEABODY, MASS. Compliments of GLEASON LEATHER COMPANY 16 SPRING STREET PEABODY, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF Silhouette Beauty Center 97 Central Street compliments OF Salem Rubber Company THE RUBBER STORE 1 56 Essex Street COMPLIMENTS of Mason Tanning Co., Inc. Peabody Salem 4 Water Street Salem COMPLIMENTS of Endicott Precision Engineering 40 Endicott Street Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF Holden’s Dairy Bar HOME-MADE ICE CREAM Extra Quality Dairy Products 1 1 7 Lynnfield Street JE 1-0069 Peabody COMPLIMENTS of Peter’s Laundry 135 Boston Street Salem COMPLIMENTS OF Paramount Theatre 180 Essex Street COMPLIMENTS OF Lalime’s Garage, Inc. SALES and SERVICE Over 33 Years On The Square 25 Lowell Street compliments OF Evans Flowers BUY FLOWERS WHERE THEY ARE Warren at Endicott Streets Salem Peabody GROWN Peabody JE 1-0047 COMPLIMENTS of Almy ’s EVERYTHING FOR YOURSELF, YOUR HOME, AND YOUR FAMILY Serving North of Boston for 104 Years Salem — Beverly — Danvers Square Danvers Plaza — Burlington compliments OF Hyland Diner Route 1 Danvers COMPLIMENTS of Pearl and McNiff 24 Main Street Peabody Compliments of JEFFERSON INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC. 15 Howley Street Peabody, Mass. Compliments of JENKINS DANCE STUDIO 73 Bartholomew Street Peabody JE 1 ' 782: Compliments of S. W. MAISTRELLIS FUNERAL HOME 5 Elm Street Peabody Compliments of NEW ENGLAND MEAT MARKET James Pericles - William Bougas 60 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of THE LAUREL CO., INC. Home Builders 8 Goodridge Street Peabody Compliments of THE PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE CLUB Compliments of PIONEER GARAGE CO. 11 43 Washington Street Peabody Compliments of STRAUSS TANNING CO. Peabody Mass. Compliments of GEORGE C. BETTENCOURT 23 PROCTOR STREET PEABODY Compliments of CAPITOL PHARMACY 10 Sylvan Street Peabody Compliments of HENRY F. DUGGAN IHSVRAHCE AGEHCT 9 Main Street Salem Compliments of EMPIRE CLOTHING CO. 133 Essex Street Salem Compliments of FAY MOTOR INC. PEABODY Compliments of ANTHONY J. GEORGE REAL ESTATE AT[D IL{SURAJ [CE 9 Main Street Peabody Compliments of HOLLAND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 34 Railroad Avenue Peabody TEL. JE 1-5530 Compliments of INTERSTATE TRANSFER, INC. Summit Street Peabody JE 1-5072 Compliments of Compliments of VICTORY TANNING CORP. ALLAINS WELDING 23 Upton Street Peabody, Mass. 65 No. Central Street Peabody, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of ANCHOR BOTTLING CO. ALPERS 40 Pulaski Street Peabody, Mass. 10 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of WRIGHT INDUSTRIAL RUBBER ROLL COMPANY 60 ACTON STREET SUNBURST FRUIT JUICES, INC. 220 Highland Avenue Salem Compliments of WATERTOWN, MASS. Manufacturers of Rubber Rolls For The Leather Industry BEACON FAST FREIGHT COMPANY, INC. JE M847 92 Foster Street Peabody In M emoriam Compliments of KATHERINE M. GEORGE P. CAVANAUGH BRESNAHAN, ’21 Summit Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of GRIFFIN MERROW GEORGE FROMER CO., INC. Heat ' Plumbing - Sheet Metal Walnut Street Peabody Rear 166 Main Street Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF Larrabee and Hingston TANNERY EQUIPMENT 19 Howley Street Peabody JE 1- 5000 COMPLIMENTS of Lowe-Mart Shopping Center Complete Line of QUALITY LIQUORS ICE CUBES DELIVERY SERVICE 444 Lowell Street Peabody JE 1-5707 — 1-2187 Compliments of Compliments of ELECTRO-DEVICES INC. FRED F. CAIN, INC. 580 MAIN STREET 580 MAIN STREET WILMINGTON, MASS. WILMINGTON, MASS. COMPLIMENTS of Marc-Aurele Pharmacy 1 King Street Peabody COMPLIMENTS of Remis Furniture Company and Remis Appliance Co. Beverly Peabody COMPLIMENTS of Warren Five Cents Savings Bank OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 10 Main Street Branch - Northshore Shopping - Center Peabody AGES 16 to 25 COMPLETE OUR DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE AND SAVE 50% OF YOUR INSURANCE SURCHARGE ► May Enroll At The Age of 15 years, 9 months ► No Registration Fee ► Easy Payment Plan ► Air Conditioned Classroom ► New Class Starts Each Month Ringer’s Auto School 120 Central Avenue, Lynn 88 Sylvan Street, Danvers LY 5-8600 SP 4-2147 Compliments of Compliments of F. L. CONWAY TOWNE LYNE HOUSE FVHERAl home 12 CHESTNUT STREET ROUTE 1 PEABODY LYNNFIELD CHARTERED BUSSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Why Take Less Than The Best? Michaud Bus Lines, Inc. Tel. PI 4-1207 Cdr. J. A. Michaud Compliments of BROUGHTON’S Home-Made Ic e Cream M il ' Cream - Fresh Eggs 63 Lynnfield Street Peabody Compliments of BOYLE MACHINE AND SUPPLY Industrial Mill Supplies Tannery Equipment JE 1 ' 1920 Compliments of BRIDAL SHOPPE Famous For Formals and Bridal Fashions 7 Lynde Street Salem (Opp. Bus Terminal) Compliments of WALTER H. BECKETT AGENT George C. Farrington Insurance Agency 18 Peabody Square Peabody Compliments of Compliments of CUT-RITE TAN-RITE COYNE ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO. LEATHER CO. Sales ' Engineering - Service JE 1-2040 39 Wallis Street Peabody, Mass. 119 Foster Street Peabody COMPLIMENTS OF PEABODY BRADY PHARMACY Main Street GARDNER PARK PHARMACY Margin Street GEORGE S. CURTIS APOTHECARY Main Street HOWARD PHARMACY Lynn Street LAWRENCE BROTHERS Main Street MARC-AURELE PHARMACY Lowell and King Streets Ok DM AX PHARMACY Main Street CAPITOL PHARMACY West Peabody QUINLAN SQUARE PHARMACY Washington Street RAYMOND’S PHARMACY Peabody Square PHILIP A. REIDY PHARMACY Central Street SOUTH PEABODY PHARMACY Lynn Street TREMONT PHARMACY Tremont Street WEST PEABODY PHARMACY Lowell Street ROADSIDE PHARMACY 316 Newbury Street COMPLIMENTS OF Essex Bituminous Concrete Corp. ASPHALT MIXING PLANT - - CRUSHED STONE PLANT ASPHALT MIXING EQUIPMENT Russell Street West Peabody JE 1- -0794 Sand Plant: Essex Sand Gravel Co., Inc., Andover Andover 0018 Compliments of Compliments of J. R. SOUSA SONS 172 ' 178 MAIN STREET SALEM OIL PEABODY, MASS GREASE CO. North Shore Distributor For Richfield Petroleum Products 60 GROVE STREET General Tires Distributor 24 Hour Oil Burner Service SALEM COMPLIMENTS OF Merchants-W arren National Bank of Salem Peabody, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 Compliments of ECHO COMMUNICATIONS INC. DOOLEY’S GARAGE Distributors of Aerotron Two-way Radios Sales - Service - Leasing CENTRAL STREET 347 NEWBURY STREET PEABODY PEABODY, MASS. JEfferson 2-0 110 Compliments of Compliments of WEST LYNN CREAMERY McGIVERN’S INC. HOUSE OF FURNITURE 626 LYNNWAY ROUTE 1 LYNN PEABODY Compliments of Compliments of PAUL GALLAGHER LANDOLPHPS RAILROAD AVENUE 175 WATER STREET DANVERS, MASS. PEABODY Success In Future Endeavors Compliments of Compliments of PIOLITE PLASTICS CORPORATION PARKER BROTHERS MANUFACTURERS OF GAMES LIGHT DIFFUSING PANS and corrugated ceilings 190 BRIDGE STREET 28 GOODHUE STREET SALEM SALEM, MASS. Compliments of Compliments of SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL LOCAL 33 ACCOUNTING AND secretarial COURSES LEATHER WORKERS LB. M. Machines For High School Graduates 71st YEAR INDEPENDENT UNION Placement Service — Send for New Catalog AFL ' CIO 75 DEARBORN STREET SALEM PEABODY PI 4-1960 Compliments of Compliments of HAWTHORNE HOTEL JERRY’S, INC. 18 WASHINGTON STREET Equipment For Every Sport For Less Than You Thin SALEM SALEM ' LYNN Compliments of Compliments of FEDERAL MACHINE JOHN FLYNN SONS BOSTON STREET BOSTON STREET SALEM SALEM, MASS. COMPLIMENTS of Commerce Engraving 112 Central Avenue Lynn Compliments of Compliments of FERMON LEATHER CO. MALLIA’S JENNEY SERVICE STATION Walnut Street Peabody Corner Washington Foster Streets, Peabody Compliments of Best Wishes To Graduating Class of 1962 COUNTRY CLUB MOTORS MRS. DAYS IDEAL BABY Quality Used Cars SHOE CO., INC. 90 Margin Street Peabody 20 Locust Street Danvers COMPLIMENTS OF The Merchants-Warren National Bank 253 Essex Street Salem Compliments of McCarthy stationery School Supplies - Portable Typewriters Greeting Cards Main Street Peabody Compliments of PEABODY SUPPLY 68 Main Street Peabody Compliments of HOLDEN’S SERVICE STATION 91 Lynnfield Street Peabody Compliments of FRANTONPS Submarines - Pizzas Roast Beef - Meatballs Pepper Stea s - Sandwiches Spaghetti Take-Out Service JE 1-9736 444 Lowell Street Peabody Compliments of WHIDDEN’S Main Street Peabody Compliments of MASSIE TRANSPORTATION Howley Street Peabody Compliments of MURTAGH INSURANCE AGENCY 20 Lowell Street Peabody Compliments of SPENCE AUTO BODY 195 Washington Street Peabody Compliments of WRIGHT - PROVOST COMPANY Rear 12 County Street Peabody Compliments of PEABODY POLICE DEPARTMENT Compliments of TREMONT CLEANSERS JE 1-0540 102 Washington Street Peabody Compliments of LOWE BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned - T.V. 4 Barbers — 7 [o Waiting 440 Lowell Street W. Peabody Compliments of J. MARCO MANUFACTURING CO. John Marco Custom Kitchens in Pionite and Formica Counter and Sm Tops — Occasional Furniture Tel. JE 1 ' 1 494 my 2 Lynnfield Street Peabody, Mass. Compliments of HENRY T. O’BRIEN Main Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of MORSE BLACKING CO. 20 Wallis Street Peabody Compliments of THOMSON NURSERY Route 1 West Peabody NAUMKEAG TRUST COMPANY SERVING THE NORTH SHORE SINCE 1803 Compliments of SUMMIT INDUSTRIAL AREA Summit Street Peabody Compliments of ROUTE 114 WAYSIDE 1 Sylvan Street Peabody, Mass. OUR MEDICAL FRIENDS DR. WINN E. BROUGHTON, D.D.S. 28 Washington Street, Peabody DR. FRANK V. COLOMBO, M.D. 32 Washington Street, Peabody DR. MELVIN MIZNER, D.D.S. 24 Main Street, Peabody DR. GEORGE H. WYSHAK, D.M.D. - S.P.G. 605 Lowell Street, Peabody DR. SIDNEY S. MIZNER, D.M.D. 24 Main Street, Peabody DR. ARNOLD J. KAY, D.D.S. 43 Lynn Street, Peabody OUR LAWYER FRIENDS ANKELES ANKELES Harry Ankeles - Abe Ankeles 29 Lowell Street, Peabody PAUL E. STROUT, Attorney 14 Main Street, Peabody ATTORNEY JAMES DENIS LEARY 15 Johnson Street, Peabody LIACOS LIACOS 24 Main Street, Peabody ATTORNEY NICHOLAS J. DECOULOS 12 Peabody Square, Peabody EMMANUEL N. PAPANICKOLAS, Esq. 11 Peabody Square, Office 1, Peabody Compliments of SULLIVAN AFTER THE PROM— ITS GREENHOUSES COLONIAL 82 Highland Avenue Salem AT LYNNFIELD Compliments of QUINLAN SQUARE PHARMACY, INC. ROUTE 128— EXIT 21 The Prescription Store Gertrude Remis Walmsley, B.S., Reg. Pharmacist LYNNFIELD 144 Washington Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of Drive - In RICHARD’S CLEANERS PEABODY GLASS CO. Cleaners - Laundry - High School Sweaters LY 5 ' 9410 160 MAIN STREET 297 Lynn Street Peabody, Mass Compliments of PEABODY THOMAS J. O’SHEA JE 1A522 Compliments of Compliments of E. H. PORTER CONSTRUCTION CO. 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Micalchuk 53 Central Street Peabody Compliments of Rockie’s Oil Service Inc. 161 Lynn Street Peabody Compliments of Friendly Market 96 Tremont Street Peabody Compliments of Harrigan and Moulton 44 Margin Street Peabody Compliments of Brann’s Oil Heating 121 Lynn Street Peabody Compliments of Samuel Zetland Real Estate and Insurance 99 Main Street Peabody Compliments of Rene’s Market 288 Washington Street Peabody Compliments of City Hall Placement Bureau 40 Market Street Lynn Compliments of Wentworth Auto Repair Route 1 West Peabody Compliments of Dunkin Donuts Route 1 Saugus Compliments of Jeffers and Sons Lumber 164 Boston Street Salem Compliments of C and C Gulf Station 36 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of Wyoma Square Barber Shop 323 Broadway Lynn Compliments of Reginald F. Goldsworthy 220 Broadway Chelsea Compliments of Carl E. 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