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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

Peabody Institute Library. Peabody III 1 II 111 11 1 1 3 1253 00484 9046 J2D .5 £ ST For Reference Not to be td:en from this library PEABODV it ! PEABODY, MASS THE META 1967 EDITORS Editornn-Chief LARRY NEWMAN Assistant Editors BARBARA BIERMAN - SHIRLEY RAVARIS Sports Editor REG BACON Business Editors CINDY HART - MARYELLEN WAYMAN Literary Editors BARBARA BIERMAN - BARBARA HABELOW LARRY NEWMAN - SHIRLEY RAVARIS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Barry, Principal HOUSEMASTERS Mr. Johnson Mr. Walsh Mr. Macione IwMasiH SCIENCE Mr. Henry A. Sullivan Department Head Mr. Harold Connor Mr. Joseph B. Cushing Mrs. Mane F. Fennessey Mr. Thomas P. Flynn Mrs. Frances Goldsmith Mr. Arthur PereUian ENGFISH Mr. Thomas J. Callahan Department Head Mr. Edward T. Donahue Mr. D. Edward Gorman Miss Linda M. Hilton Mrs. Josephine M. Hosman Mrs. Virginia P. Kiley Mr. Richard G. Makela Mr. Nathan F. Masterson Mr. James M. Meagher Mrs. Ellen Prochillo Miss Cornelia E. Sheehan Mr. William L. Storey Mrs. Eunice K. Yost Mr. David Whitmore Mr. Cavanaugh ' Et, Bien Sur, A La France. Mr. Whitmore Won ' t Anyone Volunteer? ' BUSINESS Miss Mary E. Luc, Department Head Mr. Stanley A. Barac Mr. Richard S. Codair Mr. Henry A. Eager Mrs. Elaine Jackson Mr. Paul H. Lawrence Mrs. Judith G. Marcos Miss Kathryn E. McHugh Mr. Alvin Innis Mr. Philip N. Smyrnios Miss Mary E. Sullivan Miss Sheehan ' I Hear Mice.’ Mr. Flynn Now In This Case. ' MATHEMATICS Miss Anna B. Carroll Department Head Mr. Carlyle E. Drew Mr. Roy G. Faria Miss Chrisoula Fillis Miss Frances C. McLaughlin Mrs. Fennessey And Now For Dissection! Mr. Gorman Let ' s Discuss One Of These Topics. Mr. Carey I Think I ' ll Have An Exhibit. ' Mr. Cronin Watch Mother, Now. Mr. Connors Don ' t Break Any More Equipment. Mr. Sullivan May Appear So, But T ' isn ' t. Mr. Greehy In The Driver’s Seat. ' Mr. Brawley We Have Two State Winners! Dr. Peretzian Bozo! Miss McHugh Quiet, Girls! Mrs. Boyle Do You Want MY Picture? VOCATIONAL Mr. Richard J. White Director Mrs. Kathleen M. Aherne Mr. Edmond A. Bass Mr. Raymond H. Beliveau Mr. Salvatore A. Causi Mr. Howard M. Collyer Mr. Walter Gill Mr. Edward Hogan Mr. Joseph Howard Mr. Lawrence M. Kohut Mr. Peter A. LaCortiglia Mr. Arthur O’Donnell Mr. Bruno V. Pierotti Mr. Wilfred J. Thibodeau FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Dorothy Lee Department Head Mrs. Georgia E. Boyle Mr. Robert P. Cavanaugh Miss Blanche A. Langlois Mr. Neil J. La Vita Mr. John H. McDonald SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William Bresnahan Department Head Mr. James E. Arnold Mr. William F. Cronin Mr. James H. Greehy Mr. John E. Sullivan DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Edward M. Brawley Mr. Thomas P. Flynn GUIDANCE Miss Mary A. Sweeney Director Miss Jessie B. Costello Miss Anne V. O ' Neill Miss M. Tocken Miss Irene M. O’Keefe MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Edward Carey Art Mr. Leo J. Espindle Librarian Mrs. Ruth M. Conley Mr. John Evans Bandmaster Miss Helen M. O ' Keefe Homema ing Miss Eleanor Pierce School J [urse Miss Ann M. Trudell Music Supervisor Mrs. Jennie J. Zavadsky Office Secretary Dedication Life-long dedication and concern for all students have made this teacher an inspiring model and cherished friend. In warmest gratitude for her displaying these refreshing qualities with sincerity in a time when they are most needed, we, the Class of 1967, proudly dedicate our Meta to . . . MISS MARY E. SULLIVAN MICHAEL ACTOR Mike Silence hath its own eloquence. Aeronautics PAUL ADAMOPOULAS “ Razor Elbows ” was a defensive standout on the basketball team. Peabody Square echoes hiieeyyt. as Paul and the boys raid the pizza place. Electrical Engineering Football 1 Basketball 3, 4 Ski Club 4 LINDA ALMEIDA A laugh to be joyous must flow from a joyous heart. Medical Secretary Office Pagette 1 Meta Typist 4 Observer Typist 4 Observer Circulation 4 Observer Advertising 4 MATTHEW AMBROGIO Matt A quiet boy with much initiative who is a pleasure to know. Airplane Mechanic or Pilot Deca LINDA ANGELL Forever smiling . . . Always help ' ful . . . Loved by everyone who knows her. Business Pageant 2 Meta Typing 4 Deca ROBERT ADAM Bob 7s[ice . . . Friendly . . . Bob can always been seen talking to someone. Essex Technical School Ski Club 1, 2 Deca 1, 2 PHYLLIS ALECK In love with life . . . Fun to be with . . . Always laughing . . . Loved by everyone. Secretarial School Ski Club 4 BRUCE AMARO Goose More people know Bruce than any other person at school. Hmm 1 Prep School - Huntington Prep Dramatic Guild 1, 4 Ski Club 4 Observer Advertising 4 Meta Staff 4 Band 1, 2 ELAINE ANDROMIDAS Lavne” Always complimentary, a PHS socialite who is extremely personable. High School Teacher Pep Squad 2, 3 Art Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Basketball 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Typist 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Meta Literary 4 lunior Achievement 3 LORRAINE APOSTOLIDES Sugar and Spice and everything N.ice, that’s what this little girl is made of .. . Lorraine ■ is never seen without a smile. High School Teacher Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Music 3 Junior Achievement 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Meta Literary 4 Ski Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Spanish Club 4 ANNE MARIE ARATHUZIC You can view the melody of her everv grace. She has a sweet per - sonality and a grand disposition. Business DONNA ATKINS The will to do, the soul to dare. Secretary Office Pagette 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Observer Typist 4 Meta Typist 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 WILLIAM BACKMAN •■Bill Bill is well liked by everyone because of his quiet personality and friendly disposition. Scientific Caree r Band 2 Dramatic Guild 4 Guidance Club 4 JOHN BAILEY A quiet boy who does his wor with enjoyment and initiative. Cross Country 3 Ski Club 3, 4 RUTHANNE BARR She who moves onward with a mind intent upon her way. Salem State College - Teaching Art Club 2, 3 Chorus 3, 4 Observer Assistant Editor 3 Observer Editor 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Meta Literary 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Homeroom Representative 3 STEWART ARONSON Stew True friendship is the rarest gift on earth. Electrical Engineering SYLVIA ATKINSON Gail Cute . . . Lively . . . Jsfot likely to be seen in Peabody but try Lynnfield any time. Elementary Teacher Cheerleader 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Guild 4 Ski Club 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Guidance Club 4 REGINALD BACON Reggie - Crash The secret of success is the constancy of purpose. Journalism Baseball 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Cross Country 4 Observer Literary 3, 4 Observer Sports Editor 4 Meta Literary 4 Meta Sports Editor 4 MICHAEL BALLAS Mike Well dressed . . . Well mannered . . . Always seen with a certain someone. Mass. College of Pharmacy Football 1, 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Art Club 4 Observer Literary Staff 4 Dramatic Guild 1, 4 Guidance Club 4 JOYCE BARROS Would you believe — friendly, kind, humorous and liked by all 1 Secretary Pep Squad 3 Meta Typing 4 Observer Roving Reporter 4 Observer Typing 4 Observer Advertising 4 Junior Achievement 3, 4 SUSAN BARRY Sue” Sue is happy when she ' s making someone else happy. Baton Squad 2, 3 Basketball 4 JOHN BEGLEY “Steve” Rugged . . . Friendly . . . Steve deserves the popularity he enjoys. Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Observer Staff 4 Guidance Club 4 Bowling 1, 2 MARY BERARDINO §.uie t and nice With just enough spice. Office Work Office Pagette 1, 2 Meta Typing Staff 4 Ski Club 4 ANNE BERKOWITZ AJot for herself, but the world she lives. T eacher Guidance Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Pagette ROBERT BERMAN “Bob Fellowship in joy is what makes friends. Electronic Engineer Football 1 Track 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Bowling Team 3 Guidance Club 4 Cross Country 1, 2 Physics Club 4 RICHARD BARTLETT Richie Richie keeps everyone in stitches with his witty remarks and keen sense of humor. KEVIN BELLEW Handsome and debonair, Kevin is always seen smiling. Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Observer Staff D. E. Class President D. E. Club 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2 PETER BERGIN Pete” Funny . . . Friendly . . . Football . . . Highly school spirited . . . tres. tres talkative. Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track 1. 2, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 DONNA BERMAN Rfice and not at all shy . . . Wherever you see Donna you ' re sure to see Mark, her very special guy. Legal Secretary Library Staff 3 Ski Club 4 Observer Literary St aff 1 Meta Literary Staff 4 BARBARA BIERMAN “Barb” Always cheerful and ready to help, Barb will be remembered by many for her golden hair and cheerful laugh. Teach Retarded Children Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Office Pagette 4 Observer Advertising 3 Observer Circulating Staff 3 Meta Literary 4 Chorus 4 Co ' Editor of Meta 4 Junior Achievement 3 JOHN BLAKENEY Steadfast . . . Headstrong . . . The truly conscientious are the truly wise. Chemical Engineering School Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4 Band 4 CLAUDIA BLODJIAN Claudia is a quiet girl who works so hard to achieve her goals. T eacher French Club 2, 3 Biology Club 3 Garden Club 4 WILLIAM BOURGEOIS Steadfastness and dependability mark his personality, yet this might be a deceptive covering for his friendliness and ability to enjoy life. Business School MIKE BRANN Popular, easy-going, well worth knowing. Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 TIMOTHY BRITTON Tim Aggressive . . . Good natured . . . Dependable . . . Tim is all anyone could ask f or ln a friend. Lab Technician Track CHERYL BLAZONIS Although Cheryl has only been with us for a short time she has captured the attention of MAA[Y DANIEL BOUDREAU Danny A boy we all admire, Danny’s talent and good looks will bring him far in the world. Professional Film Production French Film Club 3 Art Club 4 SUSAN BOZEK Sue Our Class Vice President is a girl with a cheerful voice and a friendly smile sparkling with good-natured humor Airline Stewardess Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Vice President 3, 4 Office Pagette 2, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 lunior Achievement 3 Observer Note Writer 1, 2, 3, 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Debating Club 1 Girls Intramural Basketball 4 KAREN BRIGGS Boggs Willing to listen to other people ' s gripes and groans, Karen never refuses to give a helping hand. Fashion Designer Chorus 4 Guidance Club 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Achievement 3 Office Pagette 4 Meta Literary 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 GLORIA BROWN Gloria is an artist in many ways including making lasting friendships. Art School JAMES BROWN A sharp dresser with an outgoing personality. Ready to help, quick to laugh, and always good company. Marine Biologist Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Winter Track 4 Chemistry Club 4 Physics Club 4 CHARLES BURNS “Chuck’ A good sport ... A wonderful person . . . Chuck will do any ' thing for you, no matter what. Business Retailing DONALD BUTLER Don is as sparkling as his red hair. Js[avy Vocational Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 NANCY CAICO A charming smile enlights her face. The essence of poise and elegant grace. Airline Stewardess Football and Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 Observer Literary Staff 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Ski Club 4 PAUL CARNABUCCI With his smooth charm and win- ning smile, Paul will always be quite a hit with everyone he meets. East Coast Aero Technical Deca 3 ROSS BULMER An individual in manner and dress, Ross is ready with a remark in any situation. Ski Club 2, 3 EDWARD BURNS Happy am I, from care I’m free. Football 1, 2 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 SUSAN BUXTON “Sue Casual . . . Clever . . . Radiant . . . Sue is a happy-go-lucky girl with a smile and laugh for everyone. Hairdresser Library Staff 2, 3 D. E. Club 3, 4 EDWARD CARLAN “Eddie’’ Known to many and liked by all, Eddie’s friendship is one to be desired. Charming and spirited, he will always be remembered. Hockey 4 Intramural Sports 4 PHIL CARPENTER dull moments are to be found, when Phil Carpenter is around. Service Manager Vocational Club 2, 3 RICHARD CARSON A boy of few words and a quiet manner, Richard has never been known to lose his temper. Electronics Bowling Team 2 CHRISTINA CATALDO Chris ' ' RJever short on words. Chris has removed the gloom from many a face with her sharp wit. Her ever present glow will warm our hearts always. High School Business Teacher Girls State 3 Observer Homeroom Rep. 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Observer Literary Staff 4 JOHN CELENTANO Sal LJever seen without his devilish smile. Sal is a true friend with a wonderful sense of humor and friendly word for all. Football 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 GEORGE CERULLO A smile for everyone every day. Open A Garage Repair Shop Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH CETRULLO Liz Liz just moved here two years ago and we re happy she did. She’s a real cute girl with a matching personality. KATHLEEN CARTER Kathy” A smile is the passport to life. Kathy is well on her way! Teacher Glee Club 1 Baton Squad 2 Art Club 4 Ski Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Literary Club 4 JOSEPH CAVANAUGH Joe” Carefree and witty, Congenial and popular, Joe makes friends easily and readily. Accountant Deca Club 2 CARL CENA The “ lady filler” of our class . . . Carl’s aloofness and con- genially have made him one of the most popular boys at school. Coyne Electric President of Deca Bowling League MICHAEL CERULLO Mike Hardworking . . . Natural . . . This boy can’t miss! Teacher Choral Group 4 Dramatic Guild 4 NORMAN CHANDLER J form RJorm has demonstrated his ath- letic ability in baseball. His ability along with his winning smile is sure to win him a full measure of success. Sports or the RJavy MARYANNE CHARAS A quiet, unassuming individual who has a mind of her own. Maryanne nows where she is going and with diligence and devotion her goal in life will be reached. Secretarial Office Pagette 1 Ski Cl;ib 4 Basketball STUART CHASE “Stu Easygoing . . . Handsome . . ■ Rugged . . . This All Around Boy ” is full of fun and energy and is always on the go. Football 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Rep. 3 President Spanish Club 4 RONALD CHENARD A hard-working, good-looking boy. ' Work and Attend School Vocational Club 2, 3, 4 SANDRA CHUMACK Sandy” Reliable . . . Courteous . . . Loyal . . . These are only a few of Sandy ' s outstanding qualities. Biologist Debating Club 1 Coin Club 2 Pep Squad 2 Biology Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Office Pagette 2, 4 Observer Circulation 4 LINDA CLOONEY “Cloon” Quiet ... Lots of fun .. . Linda speaks only when she ' s spoken to. Secretary Band 1 Ski Club 3 Meta Typing Staff 4 PHILIP CHASE Phil - “ Flipper ” “ The dullness of his mind is the whetstone of his wit — the emo- tional chaos remembered IN TRANQUILITY. Marine Engineer Student Council 2, 3 Homeroom Rep. 4 President of Ski Club 4 VALARIE CHATMAN Charming in her own sweet way. Valarie is a petite young lady with a lovely personality. Art School DAVID CHRISTIANSEN Dave” Individuality — the mark of genius. THOMAS CLEMENTS Tom” Tom wi ll always be remembered as humorous and cheerful. Teaching LEE CODDENS “ Lee ” Keen . . . Reserved . . . The law of life is discipline and willingness. Navy GEORGE COKOROGIANIS Butch’’ Butch’s original wit, love of life, sincere friendliness, and special way with the girls make him completely unique and unforgettable. Business Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Rep. 4 MARIE COLLETTE Marie’s personality is so fine, among the best she ' s sure to shine. L. P. Jsfurse Chorus 4 ROBERT COLLINS “ Bob ” - “Muggy” Mischief sparkles in his eyes and his laughter never dies. A roar of laughter often discloses the whereabouts of Muggy. Band 1, 2 Ski Club 4 Intra Mural Sports SHARON CONNATSER “ Sherry ” Sh aron is the greatest of the Great Kids at PHS. Chandler’s School for Women Executive Secretary Meta Typing Staff 4 Office Pagette 4 JEAN CONNOLLY A nice looking girl, Jean’s per - sonality enables her to talk herself out of any situation. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Music 2 Junior Achievement 3 Meta Literary 4 Ski Club 4 Observer Staff 4 CLAUDE COLLETTE Dave Aggressive . . . Unassuming . . . As spirited in class as he is on the field . . . Dave is tops in all his endeavors. Landscape Architect Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Winter Track 4 Music 3, 4 Chorus 4 MARY COLLINS A fine cheerleader, Mary is a unique person. It would be dif- ficult to find a more kind or considerate young lady. Airline Stewardess Junior Class Secretary Cheerleader 3, Captain 4 Office Pagette 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2 Observer Literary Staff 4 Guidance Club DENNIS COMEAU A gentle quiet way and a f un- loving spirit make Dennis a rare combination of warmth and fun. Law Track 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Junior Achievement 3 FRIEDA CONNOLLY Good-hearted . . . Out-going . . . Frieda ' s friendliness is admired by all. Cosmetology Deca 3, 4 GEORGI ANA CONSTANT George” Georgie! That Geor gie Girl! Com- pletely unpredictable and thus more delightful to now. Airline Receptionist Deca 3, 4 ANTHONY CORNICHUCK STEFAN COSTA Tony is one of the popular leaders of our Trade School. Draftsman Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Representative 3 Treasurer 4 JOHN COSTELLO An individual in his own right, John aspires to be either a writer or a translator. Spanish Translator SANDRA CROALL “Sandy” Sandy is a whirlwind of gaiety and a pleasure to know. A smile, a laugh, a bounce, and she’s here. Her sincere interest in others and fun-loving spirit bring many memorable experiences. Teacher Ski Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Pep Squad 3 Meta Literary Observer Literary French Club 3 KATHERINE CROWELL Kathy” Kind . . . Considerate . . . Warm . . . Kathy’s serene way mak.es close and long lasting friendships. Modern Language Translator French Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 ANN CULLINAN All we can say is that Ann is one of the sweetest, friendliest, and nicest girls at PHS. Teaching Pep Squad 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Leader’s Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Observer Literary 4 Office Pagette 3 Stefan has a great personality with a continuous sense of humor. On the football field he shows courage and determination. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Hockey 2, 3 Homeroom Representative 3 CAROL CRABTREE Carol is on the go, in and out of school. She has a bright future ahead in the field of retail business. Fashion and Design Baton Squad 2, 3 Deca Secretary 3 Deca Program Chairman 4 Deca Student of the Year 4 BARBARA CROSS Barb” A welcome smile, a sincere friend. Barb is always willing to lend a helping hand. Business Ski Club 2 Chorus 4 Garden Club 3, 4 RALPH CUILLO Generous . . . Willing to help . . . Ralph can be depended upon to give small financial loans to those who find themselves short of three cents. Accounting NEIL CURRAN Tex” A tall quiet boy who leaves the merry part of him within our minds. Business Track 1, 2 Science Club 1, 2 Golf 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM CURTIS “Bill” A well-liked boy with a clever and fun-filled personality. Draftsman Track 4 RICHARD DAVIDSON Ricky” Independent ... A man who thinks for himself ... A warm laugh and a unique way about him, puts Ricky in a class all his own. Hockey 2 Ski Club GLENN DELANEY Without a doubt, Glenn is one of the funniest boys PHS has ever known. The 1 past four years would not be worth mentioning without him. Deca 3, 4 LOUIS DeNOFRIO Louie” Friendly and witty, Louie can always be depended upon to add to the intellectual discussions held in fourth period class. Business Management Deca 3, 4 Deca Officer 4 CHERYL DIAMOND Cher” Her amiable personality and her vitality have gained her many friends. Major in English- Journalism Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Observer Literary Staff 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Guidance Club 4 FREDERICK DAVIDSON Fred” One of the Bucking Buckeyes” of the basketball world, Fred is a great kid to have around. Essex Tech. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Deca 3, 4 Deca Parliamentarism 4 ANN DECOURCY Ann is always on the go, but she always has time for a smile or a joke. Veterinary Science-Research BETH DEMERITT Dina” A talkative girl with a bubbling personality. Business Education Teacher Office Pagette 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Chorus 4 Ski Club 4 Observer Typist 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Observer Circulation Staff 4 Leaders Club 4 ROBERT DEVEREAUX “Bob” Always a happy smile and a wild spirit , Bob keeps everyone roaring. DONNAMARIE DICK Don” Sweet, considerate, and gay, Don ' never has a bad word for anyone. Chorus Ski Club JOHN DiLORENZO Always happy, full of flirt, That ' s how all his friends are won. Electronics RICHARD DIMITROFF They conquer who believe they can. History Teacher Dramatic Guild 4 Guidance Club 4 STEPHEN DOLAN Steve” Earnestness commands the respect of mankind. Football 1 Hockey 1 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Deca 3, 4 JOHN DOUCETTE One of our class scholars, John is intelligent, industrious, dependable, and talented. Mathematics Band 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Jazz Band 3, 4 Biology 3 Guidance Club 3 JOHN DRAGO A happy-go-lucky guy and a bit of a hustler when it comes to sports. TJavy Reserve Intra Mural 4 CATHY DIMITROFF Her quiet appearance and soft manner are her golden virtues. Art School Art Club 4 Basketball 2, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Art Staff 4 KATHLEEN DOHERTY “ Kathie ” A magnetic personality matched by none . . . Kathie s avid interest in others, her congenial way, and delightful wit ma e her well-liked by all. I.B.M. School Drama Guild 4 Ski Club 4 JOHN DORMAN The T[ew Yo rker” John is always there when you need him the most. Electrician JOSEPH DOUCETTE Joe” Joe s amiable way and easy going manner ma e him well-liked, especially with the girls. DAVID DREW Dave” This boy will go far with his great personality. Insurance Company ROBERT DREW Bobby ' Quiet . . . Shy . . . Intelligent . . . Those who k now Bobby feel their friendship is genuine. Investment Counsellor or Stock Broker Spanish Club 4 Intramural 4 JOANNE DUDZISZ “Jo Friendly . . . Lively . . . Viva - cious . . . Joe is sure to be a success in the near future. Teaching Pep Squad 1, 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Meta Staff 4 Observer Circulation 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 3 Homeroom Representative 4 Office Pagette 4 LINDA DUNPHY Charming and intelligent, Linda is sure to succeed in the future. Art Art ' Club PHILIP ENOS Phil How can one person have so many golden virtues 1 Football 1 Golf 3, 4 Art Club 4 ROBERT ERCHA Bob When Bob sh ows up. then the fun begins! Bowling Team 1 Golf 3, 4 Art Club 4 WILLIAM DRISCOLL Bill An outcast from. Somerville who lives in constant fear. Why’s that, Bill 7 FJ,avy Reserve Baseball 3 Ski Club LAURA DUNAJSKI Laurie” Laurie is sometimes quiet and always sweet with a friendly personality. Secretary Observer Advertising 4 Observer Circulation 4 Meta Typist 4 Meta Advertising 4 Ski Club 4 MICHAEL ELIUK Mike Mike is an ambitious person who is always trying to improve — every day means another accomplishment. Isfavy Football 2 ANNE MARIE ERAMO Ann’s mischievous ways make it a pleasure to be around her. Her friendliness vibrates everywhere she goes. I.B.M. School JANIS FEE “Fifi” Full of energy, fun, and a good time for everyone who is with her. Nursing Bowling 1 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Guidance 3 Chorus 4 Ski Club 4 Observer 4 Leaders Club 4 Basketball 4 PAM FERGUSON Here ' s a girl, second to none, gaily chattering, made for fun. Essex Agricultural School Cosmetology Pep Squad 1 Office Pagette 2 Chorus 4 Meta Typing 4 Meta Advertising Staff 4 MARK FLYNN Mark is the ind of person you cannot say enough about. Great personality . . . Handsome . . . Well dressed . . . Fabulous skier. Teacher Hockey 1, 2 ROBERT FORD Bob ' ' Bob has an easy, personable man- ner with a keen sense of humor. A bright future in art awaits him. Commercial Art Art Club 3 Observer Art Staff 4 CYNTHIA FOWLER Cindy” Cindy is one of the sweetest girls at PHS. Her warm smile and con- genial personality have won her lasting friendships. Medical Secretary Advertising Staff 4 Typing Staff 4 Observer Advertising Staff 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 ERNEST FRITZ Ernie Ernie is a boy with a great per- sonality and sense of humor. A “ tiger on the field, he’s con- sidered one of the most courageous players ever to play at PHS. Business School Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL FELDMAN Mike Good luck to the star of our history class as he heads for the medical profession. And good luck to his patients! Medicine Band French Club Biology Club Chemistry-Physics Club Dramatic Guild LAUREEN FLANAGAN The warmth of her personality has won her many friends at PHS. To all she gives her share and she has the rare gift of laughing away her cares. Nursing Ski Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 3 Drama Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Observer Typist 4 Observer Representative 4 ROBERT FLYNN Bob Bob is a good natured boy with a knack for getting along with others. Essex Tech. Deca Club 4 STEPHEN FOTOS Steve Steve is the most valuable boy in our French class. As a matter of fact, right now he is worth $5 0,000,000.00 — DEAD OR ALIVE. Career in Radio Language Lab. Club 4 LINDA FOWLER Linda has a quiet wax about her that becomes lively when you get to know her. Her pleasing manner and congeniality make her quite well liked. T eaching Art Club 2 Biology Club 3 KARL FULTZ Karl is one of the members of our class who is sure to succeed. He is naturally inclined in playing and composing music. He also has the ability of designing displays. Composer - Teacher Concert Organist Music - Art CATHY GARDNER Cathy is sweet and very sincere, and in our hearts she ' ll always be dear. Modeling Career SANDRA GATCHELL “Sandy” Sndy may be small in size but the size of her heart makes up for that. TJothing can stop her from getting what she wants. Business Work Junior Achievement 3 JOHN GEORGES Talking comes by nature, silence comes by wisdom. Engineering French Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Chemistry-Physics Club 4 MARY HELEN GLOWACKI “Mimi” A real hep and swinging girl who is always the center of attraction wherever she goes. Accounting-Secretarial Work Office Pagette 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Notes 1, 2 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Meta Typing 4 Ski Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 JOSEPH GALLANT “lay” Jay is one of the elite pool room boys, an envied position at PHS. Good looks, a warm personality, and a certain smoothness have won Jay a warm place among the weaker sex. Military Enlistment Dramatic Guild 4 Cheerleader (boy) 4 EDWARD GARDNER “Eddie” Eddie is an entirely different and refreshing ind or person with a gift of wit and a great sense of humor. Everyone should have an Eddie around. Marketing Field of Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 1 Deca Vice President 3 Deca Club 3, 4 Jr. Achievement President 3 Meta Advertising 4 JAMES GAUTHIER “Jim” - “Moose” Jim is one of the easiest boys to get along with on or off the foot- ball field. He is also one of the most outstanding football players to graduate this year. Physical Education Teacher Football 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA GILL “Pat” Patricia or better known as Pat is friendly and J md. Always ready to help, Pat will be remembered by all. I.B.M. School Office Pagette 2 Chairman of Deca 3 Chorus 4 Ski Club 4 Secretary of Deca 4 CARL GOLDFARB He seeks to k now arid to make himself k nown - Law or Politics Football 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Chemistry 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 KENNETH GOLDMAN Kenn} 1 ” Men of words and hard work always go far in life. Electrical Engineer Biology Club 5 French Club 3 Guidance Club 3 Chemistry-Physics Club 3, 4 MARY ELLEN GOODRIDGE Mary Ellen is a good natured person always smiling or laughing. X-Ray Technician Ski Club 1 Baton Squad 2, 3 Junior Achievement 3 Meta Advertising 4 Spanish Club 4 RICHARD GRACE A care-free young man who has a special way of enjoying life. Machinist JOSEPH GRELISH Joe” Joe is a friendly person with a warm personality which has won him many friends. Joe will be remembered for his kindness and courtesy to others. J. V. Hockey JOSEPH GRILLO Joe” Joe has the valuable gift of getting along with others. He certainly should succeed in the future. Mechanic MARTIN GOLDSWORTHY Martin is an amusing, handsome, and well dressed individual. He is courteous, ambitious, and always striving for perfection. Hockey Observer WANDA GOULD A grand personality, an image gay, a smile that will go a long, long way. Secretarial Work Office Pagette 1, 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Observer Advertising Staff 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 BARBARA GRAHAM Barb Barb is a girl very likely to succeed in everything she .endeavors. Pep Squad Guidance GLORIA GRIFFIN Gloria is one of the more quiet members of our class. Her poten- tial and ambitions are great. With these qualities how can she miss! Medical Technology Bowling League 1 French Club 3, 4 Biology 3 Chemistry Club 4 Junior Achievement 4 Chorus 4 BARBARA HABELOW Barb” Poised . . . Soft-spoken . . . Lovely to look tt, a pleasure to k now - Social Worker Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Observer Circulation 1, 2, 3 Observer Literary 4 Meta Literary 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ski Club 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 GLENN HAGGSTROM A fine boy always looking for a good time. In the summer we never see Glenn without his surfboard Electrician Football 1 Spring Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Winter Track 4 Basketball 4 JO ANN HAMBIDGE “ Jo ” Here’s a girl we ' re glad to now, sweet and charming is our “Jo”. Business Drama Club 4 Office Pagette 4 STEVEN HARRINGTON “Steve” - “Harold Harrigan” The underweight heavyweight. Ski Club 2 Track 3 DIANA HAVELICK “Diane” Diane will always be remembered for her clothes and love of life. Her warm and friendly personality has won her many friends during the past four years at PHS. English Teacher Debating Club 1 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 junior Achievement 3 Homeroom Representative 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Ski Club 2, 4 LINDA HICKS Linda will always be remembered for her cuteness and alertness. She is gifted with her ready wit and unique sense of humor. Secretary Guidance Club 2, 3 Advertising Staff 3 Drama Club 4 Ski Club 4 JAMES HAIDACZAK His pleasant nature mafies him a worthwhile friend. Military Enlistment Class Representative 1, 2 Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE HAMMOND Her friendship is real it comes from within. Hairdressing Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Biology Club 3 CYNTHIA HART “Cindy” “C” is for Cindy — cute, captivating, cheerful, and considerate. Business College Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 Guidance Club 1, 3, 4 Office Pagette 2, 4 Observer Staff 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Hockey Cheerleader 3 Basketball Cheerleader 4 Meta Staff 4 Student Council Business Editor of Meta SHERRY HELTON Our senior class has been brighten- ed recently with a little beauty. She is really nice and is often teased about her southern accent. English Professor English Literary Club 2 Biology Club 2 Choir 1 Future Teachers 3 French Club 1, 2 WILLIAM HICKS Bill is an athlete and will serve our country well. Military Enlistment Vocational Club 4 Football 2, 3 NANCY HINCHION Her smile and enthusiastic per - sonality have brightened many days. Whenever there is laughter in the halls of PHS look. f or T ancy. Art Club JOANNE HOLDEN Js[ot too shy, yet not too bold, a winning smile plus a heart of gold. Medical Secretary Junior Achievement 3 Dramatic Guild 4 Office Pagette 4 Meta Advertising 4 JOYCE HOOPER Here ' s a girl, second to none, Gayly chattering, made for fun. Office Work SUSAN HUSSEY A true friend is a precious stone that everyone would like to own. Secretarial Career Guidance Club 3 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Observer Advertising 4 Meta Typing 4 Junior Achievement 4 House Director Pagette 4 RICHARD JACKSON To k n ow him is to like him. Basketball PHILIP HINCMAN “Phil” In his four years at PHS, Phil has made lasting friendships with his striking personality. He is a great asset to the track and football teams. Aviation Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 DANIEL HOMAN An ace among his fellow men. Air Force LANA HOWARTH “Lana Babes ” “Happy am I — from care I ' m free. Radiologist, Technologist Meta Literary Staff 4 Chorus 4 Junior Achievement 3 French Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Drama Club 4 Pep Squad 4 ALLAISON IRELAND She will find a way or make one. Medical Secretary Cheerleader 3, 4 French Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Guidance Club 4 STEPHEN JACOBS “Steve His intellect is surpassed only by his glowing personality. Chemical Engineering Vice Pres. Chemistry Club 3 President Chemistry- Physics Club 4 French Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Ski Club 4 PATRICIA JANSKY “Pat To now her is to U e her. Junior Achievement 3 Ski Club 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 EVELYN JOHNSON “Eve y” She is loyal of heart, high of purpose, and jolly of spirit. Math Teacher Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Homeroom Representative 3 Guidance Club 4 Ski Club 4 Drama Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Observer Advertising Staff 4 Bowling 1 GALE KALFIN A sunny disposition is the greatest treasure. Medicine Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Junior Achievement 3 Guidance Club 4 Ski Club 4 MAUREEN KANE “Moe There ' s a certain something in her smile. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Junior Achievement 3 PENELOPE KARDARAS “Penny” She ' s not a flower, not a pearl, just a regular all round girl. Grammar School Teacher French Club 2, 3 Guidance Club 4 Ski Club 4 Biology Club 3 Observer Representative 4 Dramatic Guild 4 JOAN JENKINS “ Joanie ” She is nice to talk with, pretty to walk with, and something to think about. Ffursing Pep Squad 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Office Pagette 4 KAREN JONES “Jonesie” A transfer from Fenwick whose friendship has meant much to those who k now her. Teacher Ski Club 3 French Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Observer Circulating Staff 4 Office Pagette 4 Dramatic Guild 4 STEPHEN KALIVAS “Steve Vibrant . . . Very much alive ■ . . Steve is sure to go far in this world. Pharmacy Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Drama 4 Biology 3 Chemistry 3, 4 Guidance 4 Junior Achievement 3 LLOYD KAPLAN There is no substitute for thorough, going, ardent and sincere earnestness. Enlistment JOSEPH KARPICZ “Joe” It s never the quiet ones who boast, for they are the ones who accomplish the most. College Debating Club 1 French Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Cross Country 4 EDWARD KASPRZYK “Eddie To be endowed with a sense of humor is a gift. Police Force RANDY KAUFMAN It is the mind that ma es the body rich. Psychology Dramatic Guild 4 Spanish Club 4 LINDA KELLEHER Lvn” Gracious . . . Gentle . . . Ever smiling, always cooperative, just naturally nice. Secretary Guidance Club 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Ski Club 3 Observer Typist 4 Meta Typist 4 Basketball 4 Meta Advertising 4 KATHLEEN KENT “Kathy” Her sweet spirit brightens our dull days. Secretary Ski Club 4 EVA KIRLIS “ Ev ” A wonderful girl with a great personality to match. Chorus 4 LINDA KATSOULAS Lvn” She has a smile for every friend and a friend for every smile. Elementary Education Pep Squad 4 Dramatic Guild 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance 3, 4 Observer Literary 4 Observer Circulation 3 Office Pagette PAUL KEHOE When any mischief has begun. Paul is there full of fun! Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 3, 4 Observer Circulation 3, 4 KATHLEEN KELSO “Kath” A quiet girl who’s always willing to lend a helping hand. X-Ray Technician Chorus 4 Dramatic Guild 4 French Club 4 Guidance Club 3 MAUREEN KERBLE Few people can possess such qualities of cheerful ways and friendliness. Accounting Office Pagette 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2 Guidance Club 3 Pep Squad 3 Dramatic Guild 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 Observer Typing Staff 4 DEBORAH KNOWLTON “ Debbie ” It is the quiet who obtain fame. Raising Horses Spanish Club 4 PHYLLIS KOKORAS Phyl A WOW cheerleader. LB. M. Football Cheerleader 3 Basketball Cheerleader 3 Guidance Club 3 Flead Football Cheerleader 4 Head Basketball Cheerleader 4 Ski Club 4 Meta Typist 4 Gym Leaders Club Dramatic Guild 4 PATRICIA KRAMER ■ ' Pat A light heart lives forever. Teacher Drama 4 Guidance 4 Ski Club Pep Squad 4 Office Pagette MICHAEL KRAVCHUK “Mike” If I rest. I rust! Teacher Football 1 Biology Club 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Intramural 4 STANLEY KULACZ “Stan” Stan is both earnest and shy, Better still, he’s a great guy. Apprentice Football 1 Golf 3 Bowling 1 MICHAEL KYSLOWSKY “Mike” Warm . . . Witty . . . Mi e will find a pot of gold at the end of his rainbow. Math Teacher Basketball 1 Ski Club 4 Treasurer of Bowling League KATHARINE KOSIDLAK “Kathy” The way to have a friend is to be one. Business Education Chorus 3, 4 Library Club 3 Office Pagette 2 Guidance Club 4 Meta Typing 4 Basketball 4 Meta Advertising Volleyball, Softball 4 KATHERINE KRANKKA “Kathy” Quiet . . . Shy natured . . . Gaiety and a light heart are a natural wealth. Secretary Junior Achievement 3, 4 Drama Guild NANCY KROCHMAL A pleasing personality, very sweet, The type of girl you ' d like to meet. l.B.M. Operator Ski Club Pep Squad MARLENE KUZMIN One of the liveliest girls in our class, Marlene enjoys life in her special way. Secretary Guidance Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Observer Circulation Mgr. 3, 4 Hockey Cheerleader 4 Pep Squad 3 Office Pagette 4 DANIELLE La FONTAINE “Danny” Smiling eyes, a friendly grin, Full of vitality, vigor, and vim. Artist Pep Squad 3 Art Club Treasurer 4 Junior Achievement President 3 Drama Club 4 Ski Club 4 Observer 3, 4 SUSAN LAMPERT “Sue Silence is golden, but Sue lilies to talk- College Debating Team 1 Baton Squad 1, 2 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Office Pagette 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Junior Achievement 3 Biology Club 3 LOUIS LASKARRIS “Louie” Always willing to help, Louie is sure to have the best the world can offer. Teacher Freshman Hockey 1 Varsity Hickey 2, 3, 4 Freshman Football 1 Intramural Basketball 4 Student Council 4 STEPHEN LeBARRON “Steve” Wor well done isi ts own reward. Service Ski Club 4 STEPHANIE LeBELL “Step h” Cheering, laughing, moving on, that ' s the way to get along. Band 2 French Club Secretary 4 Biology Club Secretary 3 Co-Editor of Observer 4 Observer Literary 1 Observer Circulation Staff 2 Library Club 1 Meta Literary 4 Intramural Basketball 4 PAUL LeGROW A master of satire, A marvelous wit. At any party Paul makes a hit. Medicine Bowling League Secretary 1 Ski Club 3, 4 Junior Achievement President 4 Vice President 3 French Club Vice President 4 Dramatic Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Track 4 Band 2 CHERYL LANGER A pearly smile, of dimples a pair. There couldn’t be a nicer girl anywhere. English Teacher Music 2 Meta Literary Staff Dramatic Guild 1 Ski Club 1 HEIDI LAWRENCE Gentle . . . Light hearted ... A dash of warmth, a sparkle of light, and a lot of fun. Teacher or Data Processor Junior Achievement President Meta Literary Staff PAUL LEBEL The gift of wit and humor, this boy will lighten the hearts of everyone he meets. Accounting GEORGE LeCAIN Good things come in small pack ' ages, and George is no exception. Newspaper Writer Basketball 3 ANITA LEHTO Neat . . . Natural ... A listener with an understanding nod and a hopeful eye. Teacher Pep Squad 2, 3 Biology Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Observer Literary Staff 4 LOUIS LEVINE Louie His jovial friendly way Has helped brighten many a day. Practical Art Football 1 JAMES LINCICUM A quiet boy with an amazing talent for mechanical drawing. Mechanical Design Engineer Football 1 Track 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 STEPHEN LUBOW Steve” He can — he thinks h.e can — we know he can. Physics Debating Club 1 Biology Club 3 Observer Advertising 3 Chemistry Club 3, 4 JOHN LEYCZEK A regular guy, John is one of the GREATS! Football 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 CANDICE LOMBARDO Candy” What ' s life if not for fun 1 JANICE LUSSIER Janice will always be remembered as one of the most attractive girls at PHS. Model Music 3 Junior Achievement 3 Drama 3 Ski Club 4 Observer Advertising 4 DAVID MacGREGOR Dave” Unperturbed . . . Accomplished . . . Life is the river and speech the bridge of success. Teacher Hockey 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 4 BARBARA MacKAY Barb She sparkles with personality. She shines in intelligence. She radiates spirit! Junior Achievement 3 Senior Class Representative Ski Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Drama Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Observer Advertising 4 Observer Literary 4 WALLACE MacGREGOR “Bunk y” - Brad” Youth comes but onc,e in a life- time — make the most of it. Teaching Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 ANTHONY MAGGIO Tony is a friend to all who k now him. Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES MAHALARIS Jim’’ As merry as the day is long. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 RICHARD MALONEY “Richie” Humor is the harnyony of the heart. Dentistry Ski Club 4 Biology Club 3 Chemistry Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 GEORGE MANNINEN Mischief, thou art afoot. Service Football 1 Student Council 1 KATHLEEN MANNIX “ Kathey ” Kathy ' s sense of humor is one of the greatest ever. All who now her consider themselves luc y. Business Career at the John Hancock Ski Club 4 Pep Squad 4 THOMAS MANUEL “Tom” He ' s O.K.. the world ' s all wrong. Technician Bowling 1, 2 Baseball 4 Intramural Basketball 4 DONALD MAIZE Great thoughts for a little fellow. College Guidance Club Band Dramatic Guild Chemistry-Physics Club FREDERICK MANNINEN Fred Of all the friends Fred has at PHS. he is most lively to remember Mr. Walsh. Mechanical Engineer Football 1, 2 Track 2 Student Council 2, 3 lunior Achievement 3 Treasurer of Ski Club 4 HOWARD MANNING Bruce Full of fun. Full of life! Navy Football 2, 3 Track 2 Deca Club 2, 3 CHARLES MANOLAKIS “ Charlie ” - M ano A quiet hut pleasing personality, Charlie is ver much interested in sports, and he truly is a good sport. Business-Marketing School Bowling League 2 Deca Club 3 Junior Achievement Intramural Basketball PETER MARAVELI AS Pete Happy am I, from care I ' m free. Band 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 KAREN MARCHEWKA Friendship is always lodged in generous minds. Medical Technology Glee Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Color Guard 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 4 Guidance Club 4 BRUCE MARCUS ide s running up the road of success. Engineer Debating ' Club 1 Biology Club 1 Track 4 MARIA MARQUES “Esabel” Speech is great, but silence is greater. Elementary School Teacher French Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Chorus 4 DENISE MARTWICHUCK Denise is a warm-hearted girl with a personality worth a. million! Just as anyone. Spanish Teacher Junior Achievement 3 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Vice President Spanish Club 4 Guidance Club 2, 3 Biology Club 3 Ski Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Office Pagette - House B 4 JOHN MAY “Oogie A regular he-man, Oogie is A-O.K. in everyone’s boo ! Air Force Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Basketball 2 Ski Club 4 SALVATORE MARCI “Sal” The quiet do the best in the world. Teacher GEORGE MARIA Well-dressed . . . W,ell-li ed . . . Simply adorable . . . George always has something nice to say. He’s just one of the GREAT ones. History Teacher Ski Club 4 BERNARD MARTIN “ Bernie ” Forever smiling and laughing, Bernie’s just an easy going, fun loving guy. Jsjavy Ski Club 4 JOSEPHINE MATTOS “To Pretty . . . Good natured . . . Warm smile ... Jo is a dream to now. Baton Squad 4 GARY MAYNARD FJothing is more silent than greatness. Army jean McCarter Jeannie” Always laughing, always gay, Casting sunbeams on her way. Hairdressing Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer 2, 3 Guidance 4 Meta Literary 4 Junior Achievement 3 james McDonald Mac” Star on the basketball team, Center of attraction, Popular with everyone, Mac ' s almost perfection. Physical Ed Teacher Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 4 Homeroom Representative 4 President of Deca 4 JUDITH McGRATH Judy” Her warm smile brings happiness to everyone who nows her. Executive Secretary Pep Squad 1, 2 Choral Group 3 Ski Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 neil McMillan A popular boy with high-flying ambition. Air Force Vocational Club Secretary 4 Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FREIDA MELLO Fred” Always laughing and jo irig, Freida is seen with her many friends. Hairdressing MARGARET McCATHERIN Peggy” Gay and vivacious Good-looking and slender, Here ' s a girl We ll all remember. Chorus 4 Drama 4 Ski Club 2, 3 judith McDonald Judy” The girl with the winning per- sonality, cheerful smile, and happy disposition. Judy can be seen about the corridors chatting with her many friends. Business Ski Club 4 Observer Literary 4 Observer Typist 4 Office Pagette 3, 4 ANNEMARIE McLAUGHLIN “Misty” Annemarie is nown for being able to start a conversation with anyone. Hairdresser Ski Club 4 Deca 4 DWIGHT McNEILL M ethin s he loo s innocent. Loo s are deceiving. Scientific Research Possibly Medicine Track 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Student Council 4 French Club 4 LYNDA MERRILL Lin” This wonderful girl is never seen without her other half. Elementary Teaching Ski Club 3, 4 Drama 4 Guidance 4 Pep Squad 3 Art Club 4 Observer Art 4 GAIL MILLER GEORGE MICHALCHUK George Unassuming . . . Carefree . . ■ An able ' man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. East Coast Aero Tech. Football 1, 2 WILLIAM MONTE Bill is straightforward and liveable. Jet Mechanic Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CANDICE MORIN “ Candy ” Friendly and lovable. Candy is a terrific athlete. Math Teacher Student Council 2 Homeroom Representative 2 Cheerleader Manager 3 Drama 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 4 LINDA MORSE Linda is neat. Linda is sweet, As a friend she can’t be beat. Major in Math Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Achievement 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 A girl with a flair for people and pencils, Gail is sure to go far in the world of Art. Missionary Wor Art Club 3, 4 GEORGE MORFIS “George Perceptive ' . . . Reserved Quiet humor outlines his friendly personality. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN MORROCCO Jack A leader of leaders . . . Jack’s personality and track ability have won him many friends and honors. Student Council 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Junior Class President Senior Class President Ski Club 3, 4 WILLIAM MURDOCK “Billy To love the game beyond its prize. Engineer Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club Dramatic Guild 4 KATHLEEN MURPHY “Kathy A cheerful smile is always worth its while. Medical Secretary Cheerleader 4 Drama Club 4 Meta Advertising Staff 4 LAWRENCE MURPHY “Larry - “Murph” Larry is one of those guys you just love to be with! Ffavy Football 1 Cross Country 2 SANDRA MURPHY “Sandie” Always thinking of reasons to be excused from class, expecially sixth (?) period. VIRGINIA NADEAU Ginny” One in a million ... A real eye- catcher . . . Ginny is lively to secure a great place in life. Work Baton 1, 2 Baton Soloist 3, 4 Office Pagette 2, 4 Guidance Club 4 Honor Roll Student 3, 4 Ski Club 4 JUDITH NANGLE “Judy” - Pud Judy can brighten a day with her witty comments and unpredictable behavior. LAWRENCE NEWMAN “Larry” Hardworking . . . Intelligent . . . Well-rounded . . . Full of fun . . . What more can we say? Law or Government Wor Meta Editor Observer Literary Staff 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Track 2 President of French Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Debating Club 1 RICHARD NOYES Ric y” A year round beach bum . . . One of the few guys that would be late no matter what ! CAROL MUSIAL A smile that won ' t rub off. Teacher Guidance Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Nurge Pagette 4 Meta Typing 4 Drama Club 4 Senior Class Secretary ANTHONY NALLI “Tony Oh. mischief, thou art swift. East Coast Aero Tech. Aeronautics Football 1, 2 Homeroom Representative 3 CHRIS NATHEOS Full of spirit, full of fun. Loved by each and every one. Teaching Observer Staff 1 Ski Club 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Homeroom Representative 1 Chorus 4 CHRISTINE NOBLE “Chris” Interesting, congenial, and indus- trious, a combination rarely found. Airline Hostess CAROL O ' BRIEN A winning smile ... A pleasing personality . . . Carol is always where the action is! Cheerleader 1 Observer Circulation 4 Meta Advertising Meta Literary ELLEN O ' DONNELL A personality rare. Intelligence no end But Ellen ' s best asset — Always a friend. Basketball 1 Observer Circulation 1 MARIE O ' MEARA “RE RE In Jove with life . . . The corri- dors are filled with warmth . . . Marie is loved by all. Social Worker Pep Squad Guidance Club Advertising Staff Girls Basketball Team Cafeteria Duty Drama Club Junior Achievement ALAN ORLOFF “Al” Good humored . . . Memorable ... A sharp wit, a definite purpose, a sure success. Law French Club Treasurer 3 Biology Club President 3, 4 Guidance Club 3 Chemistry- Physics 3, 4 Observer Literary 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Track 2, 4 EDWARD PAIS A [ever seen without a smile, Edward is all anyone could want in a friend. College CHARLES PAPADOPOULOS “ Charlie ” - “Papa Charlie has shown him,self to be a good natured young man with the fabbest of fab personalities. Electronics Drama Club 4 JOSEPH O ' KEEFE Joe ” Responsible . . . Humorous . . . His athletics yield a versatility in his ways. College Football 1, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Guidance Club 4 EFFIE ORGETTAS “Fuzzy” Sweet . . . Pretty . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Effie sings li e a bird and is a mother to all. College Teacher PAMELA PAINE “Pam An interesting and liveable young lady, Pam is surely a credit to our class. Teacher Pep Squad 1 Office Pagette 1 Garden Club 3 Biology Club 3 Drama Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Observer Representative CHARLES PANACOPOULOS Chuclt” Chuck has won the friendship of many at PHS. Ask anyone! Business Administration Bowling 1 Football 1 ALEX PAPPAS Sketch the figure of a person, shroud him with hues of gaiety, laughter, intelligence, and a tint of wit. Complete the portrait and you have our own Alex. Art Track 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Art Club President 4 Drama Club 4 DANIEL PARRIS Danny” Courtesy and respect are the qualities of a gentleman. U. S. Air Force Homeroom Representative 4 CHARLES PARTILEDIS Costa Costa seems to enjoy life in his own special way. We wonder what his secret is? Teacher Basketball 1, 2 LINDA PATSIARIS A little of everything nice all rolled into one. Teacher Meta Literary Staff 4 Guidance Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 JOHN PEABODY Jack” A furry vest ... A heart of gold . . . The guy who leads a charmed life. Service Varsity Track 1, 2 Student Council 1, 2 Ski Club 4 ERNEST PERRONE Ernie” A warm and gentle personality is the ey to success. Ernie has LESLIE PARRIS “ Les ” The good looking athlete who had little trouble with popularity at PHS. Air Force Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3 Football 1 PAULA PATRUSKA And by the way. Paula, do blondes have more fun? Secretary Drama Club 4 Nurse Pagette 4 JOSEPH PATULEIA Joey” - The Incredible Hulk Joey can make the dullest parties riotous. He s always smiling and joking, especially with the girls. Teacher Debating Club 1 Biology Club 2 Track 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Observer Literary Staff 3, 4 Meta Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Intramural 4 EARLENE PERRONE Some people are gifted with the quality of silence. Afurse Guidance Club 4 Nurse Helper 1, 2, 3 Office Pagette 1, 2, 3 JOSEPH PETERS Joe” Toothing bothers Joe. he takes each day as it comes. Military Enlistment THOMAS PETKAVITCH “Tom Man does not live by words alone. Broadcasting BARBARA PIERCE Barb Silence is the virtue of the wise. T eacher French Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Drama Club 4 PHYLLIS PLOMONDON A pleasant and friendly classmate is she. Phyllis never has a bad word to say and takes things as they come. Airline Hostess LINDA PRATT We’re proud to say that Linda is a new addition to our class. Airline Stewardess Intramural Basketball Softball Meta Typing Staff Meta Advertising Staff JAMES PSALTIS Jim A pleasant, liveable fellow is Jim, and a fav ' on te among all who know him. Commercial Art Football 1, 2 Track 1 ELIZABETH PETROVITSIS Betty’’ Lives only two blocks away, drives a Caddy, and still can’t get to school on time. Hairdressing ROGER PINTO Lively . . . Likeable . . . Books, Bah! Women, Ah 1 Business or Electronics Football 1, 2 Basketball 2 Deca President 4 RUTHANN POHJU LJeat as they make them. Sweet as they come, Lovable, adorable, And full of fun. Secretarial Job Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Drama Club 4 Observer Typist 4 Meta Typist 4 Junior Achievement 3 DAVID PROVENZANO Dave Dave’s words are few but funny. Track 1, 2 Meta Literary Staff 4 MARGARET QUARTARONE Mickey” If smiles were dollars, she’d be worth a million. Work in Selling Ski Club 4 Office Pagette 4 DANIEL QUINLAN Danny - Quinty A laugh a day paves the way to good humor. Draftsman Track 2, 3 SHIRLEY RAVARIS The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. Elementary Teacher Nurses Aide 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Pep Squad 3 Meta Literary Co-Editor 4 PHILIP REIDY Lance Endowed with a keen mind and a true sense of humor, Lance radiates good will to everyone he meets. Football 1 Dramatic Guild 4 Observer 4 Meta Staff 4 RICHARD REILY Richie Where there’s money there’s Rich. His good 1 oo s and fine disposition have won him everlasting friend- ships. Richie will always be remembered for all he has done for our class. T eacher Basketball 1 Track 2 Observer Art Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 ROSS RICHARDSON Love me. Love my guitar . . Wanna mess around 7 ” . . . Bill Cosby imitations . . . Bon Chance! Teacher Observer Advertising Staff 4 HOLLIE RABINOVITZ Hollies pleasant laughter and bubbling personality will be re- membered long after graduation. Elementary School Teacher Junior Achievement 3 Office Pagette 2 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Observer Circulation Staff 3 Meta Literary Staff 4 Glee Club 3, 4 RONALD REED “ Ronnie - Inertia Speak, softly and carry a big stick- DIANE REILY Smiling eyes, dimples rare, spreading sunshine everywhere. Accountant Pep Squad 1, 2 Homeroom Representative 3, 4 Senior Class Note Writer 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Nurse Pagette 4 Office Pagette 2 LINDA RHEAUME “Lyn” Eyes that sparkle, a life of fun, Lyn ' s a friend to everyone. Teacher Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Observer Literary 4 Meta Literary 4 Office Pagette 2 Nurse Pagette 4 Guidance Club 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Basketball 4 CYNTHIA ROBERTS Cynthia’s warm and pleasant way will continue to bring her happiness. Airline Stewardess EDWARD ROGERS A true leader who knows what goes on. Electrician Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman of By-Laws Committee 4 ROBERT ROSSI “Bob’’ Good sense and good nature go hand in hand. Computers Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Advertising 4 Band 1, 2 HELENE RUSSELL Helene’s quiet nature is really a disguise for she has the special knack for making people happy. Retail Buyer Baton Squad (Soloist) 1, 2, 3, 4 Observer Circulation 1 Literary 4 Meta Literary 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 JOSEPH RYDZEWSKI foe’’ Sometimes he’s quiet, most likely he ' s not; it makes no difference, we like him a lot. Engineering Ski Club 4 Observer Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 4 TERRY SALOVITCH Her wonderful friendliness and sincere warmth and consideration for others is appreciated by all and admired by many. Medical Secretary Baton Squad 2 Observer Representative 4 Dramatic Club 4 Meta Literary 4 Guidance Club 4 JUANITA ROSENTHAL “Cook ie” Her pleasant ways and charming smile, make us like her all the while. Fashion Retailer Bowling 1 Pep Squad 3 Ski Club 3, 4 MARGARET ROY Peg gy A lovely face and a gentle heart. Peggy has a charming way of brightening another’s day with her sincere thoughtfulness and tremendous understanding. I.B.M. Operator Pep Squad 2, 3 Dramatic Guild 4 MARJORIE RUTSTEIN “Margie’ A sunny disposition and a gay friendly way give Margie a rare mixture of warmth and fun. Teacher Guidance Club 3, 4 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Meta Literary 4 Chorus 4 Observer Representative 3 Observer Literary Staff 4 VALERIE SALARIS “Val” A smart dresser who will have no trouble in life if she stays as nice as she is. Guidance Observer Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club Secretary 4 Intramural Sports 4 Spanish Club Secretary 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Achievement 3 Office Pagette 3 JANET SAMPSON “Jan Our red-headed friend brightens many a day with her laughter and warm sense of humor. Business Career Pep Squad 4 Office Pagette 3 Ski Club 4 Homeroom Representative 2 Meta Typist 4 Dramatic Club 4 Observer Typist 4 Glee Club 4 PHILIP SAVAGEAU Phil has a talent for making friends. Machinist Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES SCARAMONTIOS “ Scara ” - Jim” I am what I am. and that’s all that I am — a GREAT KID. Teaching Hockey 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 BARBARA SHASHATY Barb” A good laugh is sunshine everywhere. Secretary Volleyball 2, 4 Office Attendant 2, 3 Guidance Attendant 1 Meta Typist Staff 4 Meta Advertising Staff 4 MAUREEN SHEA Warm . . . Generous . . . Out- going . . . Who can forget her beautiful expressive eyes and fun-loving spirit. Office Worker Meta Advertising 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 ANN SHERRY The best people are the least talked about. IBM. Ski Club 3 Office Pagette 3 Junior Achievement 3, 4 SANDRA SCHIFANO Sandy” Sweet . . . Sincere . . . Sandy has a charm all her own. Teaching Pep Squad 1 Meta Literary Staff 4 Leader’s Club 4 KAREN SHEA An attractive and likeable girl, Karen is sure to succeed in whatever she does. Secretary Baton Squad 1, 2, 3 Drum Majorette 4 Meta Typist Staff 4 MICHAEL SHELMAN Mike” A unique person who possesses unusual wit. warm conversation, and a k n k f or being late. Technical Materia Medica Pharmacologist Dramatic Club 4 ALAN SILBOWITZ Always smiling, always laughing. Alan certainly k ee P s C ' 19 alive and jumping. Engineering French Club 4 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 MARIE SAXONIS Mane will long be remembered by her friends as the girl with the sweet smile and the vibrant personality Modeling School Observer Circulation Staff MANUEL SILVA Manny” MARIA SILVA Let the meek inherit the earth. He never wears a frown, always a smile, and nows how to humor a class. Military Enlistment WILLIAM SILVA Bill” Bill has always been one of the friendliest boys at school. Aeronautics Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 JEAN SIMARD “ Gino ” How did she ever make it through the past few years at PHS without her green book bag? Teaching Observer Staff 1, 2 Pep Squad 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 4 Dramatic Guild 4 RICHARD SINGER Ric y” A fun-loving, out-going, and dry witted Rick has fascinated us with his Houdini-like wizardry. Medicine Debating Club 1 National Honor Society French Club 3, 4 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club. 3 Physics Club 4 Observer Literary Staff NANCIE SLADE We’ll always remember Isfancy as a girl who brightened our school days. I.B.M. Operator or Typist Ski Club 3 Guidance 3 Meta Typing 4 Junior Achievement 3 DEIRDRE SKIFFINGTON A girl with great ambition and a promising future. Deidre’s wit and charming personality are sure to help her reach the stars which shine upon her. Linguist Chorus 1, 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 KATHLEEN SLATTERY ’hlubhie Her vivacious manner and happy- go-lucky way make knowing AJubbie a memorable experience. Secretarial Business Deca 3 ELIZABETH SLOBODA A quiet girl who keeps her thoughts to herself. Secretarial or Art Career Art Club 4 Drama Club 4 CHRIST SMALLIS “Chris” Quie t . . . Intelligent . . . Chris will someday win the Pulitzer Prize Journalism Bowling Team 1 Biology Club 3 French Club 4 Meta Staff 4 Guidance 4 GALE SMITH A colorful girl with a personality to match; Gale is sure to succeed in the future. Teacher of English or Spanish Ski Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 Glee Club 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Junior Achievement 3, 4 JOANNE SMITH “Jo” A contented spirit is the sweetness of existence. Teacher of Art Art Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 STEVEN SMITH Steve” There is no wisdom like silence. Commercial Pilot Football 1 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA SNOW Sparkling eyes, face aglow. That’s Linda whom we like so. Secretary Guidance Club 3, 4 Meta Typing Staff 4 Observer Typing Staff 4 Observer Literary Staff 4 Observer Advertising Staff 4 MURIEL SPECTOR Bobo” “A comedian ' s comedian.” Muriel is a pleasant Miss with a spark of humor in everything she does. English Teacher Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Guidance Club 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Observer Circulation Staff 3 Observer Literary Staff 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Junior Achievement 3 Music 3 Freshman Christmas Revue 1 PAMELA STANLEY Pam” She’s not very noisy, loud or gay, But enjoys life in a quiet way. ROBERT SNEIDER Bobby” It’s people like Bobby that make this world a nicer place to live. Business Administration F rench Club 3 Intramural Basketball 4 RICHARD SNYDER Rich Rich’s ambition is to be a DJ we know, with his personality he ' s sure gonna go! Broadcasting - D.J. Track Team 1 Observer Circulation Staff 2 Meta Literary Staff 4 MARJORIE SPURR Margie” Tfever a frown, always a smile, Her words are few. but always worth while. Elementary School Teacher Biology Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 RICHARD STANSFIELD Dick” Dick is sure to go far in the Business World. Business College GERALD SULLIVAN BRIAN SULLIVAN “Sully” - “Brian” Stalwart . . . Conscientious . . . An inquiring mind and unflinch- ing spirit, a person worth nowing. Honda Racer Deca 3, 4 ELENA SWAIN Good nature lil{e a sunny day spreads sunshine everywhere. History Teacher Music 1 Homeroom Representative 4 Guidance Club 4 Office Pagette 4 Intramural Basketball 4 CAROL SWIFT A girl who always has a friendly smile and a warm hello. Tfursing School Ski Club 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Distributor WILLIAM TANSEY “Bill” A real man’s man. better nown as the “Bear”. SONIA TASHJIAN Sonia ' s boisterous voice and echo- ing laughter in the hallowed halls of PHS will long be remembered. Andover Institute of Business Baton Squad 2 Pep Squad 2 Meta Typists 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Observer Literary 4 Ski Club 4 Office Pagette 2, 3 Gerry is the proud leader of our expanding Vocational School. Airplane Mechanic Ski Club 2 Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocational Club President 4 VIRGINIA SWAINE “Ginn y“ Bright . . . Good natured . . . An active member of the choral group, Ginny is gifted with an excellent soprano voice. Airline Stewardess or Computer Programming Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 WILMA TALKINGTON A girl who always wants to be where it’s at, and always manages to be there. Teach Business Education Biology Club 3 French Club 3 Office Pagette 3 Meta Literary Staff 4 Guidance Club 4 Ski Club 4 MARYANN TARASUK If a talking Maryann doll could be bought, everyone would want one. T eacher Library Club 3 Office Pagette 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Meta Literary 4 Guidance Club 4 MARY TEIXEIRA Sweetness, charm, and personality, she possesses. Hairdresser Music 1 CHARLES THERIAULT A big boy with a big heart. Jet Mechanic Vocational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBRA THOMAS Debbie ' Eyes that twinkle. lips that smile, Debbie ' s happy all the while. l.B. M. NICHOLAS TILLAS “Hick According to Mr. Ma ela. Hick is ALL RIGHT! Military Enlistment MICHAEL TREMBLAY “Mike A guy who has a special k nac k of forgetting his homework . Bookkeeper Ski Club 3 DONALD TRULL “ Donnie ” Likeable . . . Loveable even . . . Donnie is always seen with his one and only. Service Basketball 1 Baseball 2, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 FREDERICK THIBEAU “Fred A fantastic id who is great in gymnastics and a riot in homeroom. Service MARTHA THOMPSON Marty” A great girl who we ' ll always remember for her friendliness and good natur e. Music Supervisor Ski Club 4 Meta 4 Glee Club 4 Drama 4 NANCY TRAINOR One can alwavs tell when H ar icy is in the cooking room — it smells more like a chem. lab. Telephone Operator Cheerleader 1 Ski Club 4 Meta Advertising Staff 4 SHARON TRODELLA Friendly . . . Well-mannered . . . Sharon is a quiet girl who really enjoys life. Teacher Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Guidance 2, 3, 4 Observer 3, 4 Dramatic Guild 4 JOHN TUFFIN The one and only in our class who always makes the perfect pass. East Coast Aero Tech. JOANNE VERZA JAMES VALENTE Jimmy Quic witted. Jimmy added a sparl{ of life and a bit of fun to a class. Business Management Music 2, 4 RICHARD VISCONTE Rich Competent . . . Sensible . . Receives defeat in stride, and victory graciously. hjavy ANDREW WAHTERA An dy One of the all-time greats of our class! If you are looking for Andy, you better try Mr. Arnold’s room,. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Winter Track 4 Ski Club 4 President of Student Council 4 Vice Pres, of Student Council 3 BARBARA WALDRON Smile enchanting, disposition sunny, we all agree she’s sweet as honey. I.B.M. Programmer Ski Club 4 ANN MARIE WALSH Annie Very sweet and quiet . . . ' What wisdom can you find greater than indness. hjursing Literary 2 Ski Club 4 Guidance 4 Dramatic Guild 4 A congenial girl with a magnetic personality who will bring happiness wherever she goes. Essex Tech. - Fashion Designing Giee Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Deca Club 4 STEPHEN VLACHOS Steve Charms stride the sight, but merit wins the soul. Biology Club 3 PAUL WALACH Lives in the cafeteria, because he loves food almost as much as the girls. Remember the DECA dance! Business School Ski Club 4 DAVID WALK Dave Anybody for a trip ? Hi Ho Silver and away! Service Ski Club 3, 4 KATHERINE WARD Kathy Quiet and shy, Kathy wor s hard at everything she does. MARYELLEN WAYMAN Melon A person of beauty is a joy for- ever, her loveliness increases, she can never pass into nothingness. X-Ra Technician Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Observer Staff 3, 4 Met a Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 Office Pagette 4 Nurse Pagette 3 Dramatic Guild 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Meta Business Editor ALLEN WELLS Quiet as a mouse. Heading for the wild blue yonder. Air Force Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA WHALEN Always laughing, never sad. Sometimes naughty, never bad. pursing Dramatic Guild 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Biology 3 Chemistry Club 4 Observer Representative 4 Art Club 4 ANITA WHITE “Bunny” Full of fun ... A lover of life . . . Look f or Bunny bobbing around the corridors. Journalist Meta Staff 4 Drama Club 4 Ski Club 4 IRWIN WILLINS Let me tell you . . . Big friend to everyone Meat Dealer Ski Club Deca 3, 4 ESTHER WEISMAN “ Est ” Vivacious, charming, pert. Est is an incurable flirt! Psychology Baton Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Achievement 3 Guidance Club Vice President 3 Guidance Club President 4 Drama Club Vice President 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Observer Literary 3, 4 Meta Literary 4 JEAN WEYMOUTH A great girl who is always ready with a laugh and a cheerful hello. Airline Hostess Homeroom Representative 1, 2 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Office Pagette 1, 2 Deca Club 4 BARRY WHETSTONE We ll always remember the sermons during fourth period. Entering the Ministry Track 4 DAVID WHITTIER Dave” Future member of the AAA. Well liked by everyone — but his mother insists it takes him too long to get to school. Going to School Ski Club Football 1 Deca Club 3, 4 DENNIS WILSON Denny” Perceptive . . . Outs poken . . ■ A sharp wit. a definite purpose, a sure success. JEAN WINCHESTER Cute, peppy, full of fun, Jean is liked by everyone. Secretary Homeroom Representative 3 Hockey Cheerleader 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Meta Typing Staff 4 Guidance Club 3 Observer Circulation 2, 3 Observer Advertising 3 DIANE WOJICK Good nature wins many friends. Office Work Nurse Pagette 4 Pep Squad 1, 3 Music 1 Meta Typing 4 SUSAN WORSENCROFF “Sue A truer, nicer girl we have yet to meet. Secretary JACQUELINE YOUNG “Jac i Life loving . . . Fun loving . . . ]ac i added much enthusiasm to our hoc ey games. Legal Secretary Observer Literary Staff 1 , 2, 3, 4 Guidance Club 3, 4 Office Pagette 4 Homeroom Representative 4 Hockey Cheerleader 4 JOANNE ZAMBOURAS Joanne is a hard-working, well - liked girl, who has a bright future ahead. Business School LAWRENCE WINER Larry” Unpredictable . . . Quick ■ ■ • Presents a bright countenance to the world he enjoys. Physics Club 3, 4 Art Club 4 French Club 3, 4 CYNTHIA WOODBURY “Cindy” The sweetest story ever told. Music School Pep Squad 1 Art Club 3 Glee Club 3 Guidance Club 4 Meta Literary Staff 4 Nurse Pagette 3, 4 Drama Guild 4 LINDA YONIS The only girl in the class to have a locker in her homeroom , where she never is. Secretarial Work Pagette 3 Ski Club 3 THOMAS ZALEWSKI Tom Philosopher! Or what? Psychology Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Football 1. 2 Bo wling 1, 2 Ski Club 2 , 3 CHRISTINE ZARBA “ Chris ” Chris has a vibrant personality and a friendly nature that makes us proud to have her in the Senior Class. Secretary Guidance Club 2 Ski Club Meta Typist PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE MARY ANN FOSS M ary Ann has been a friendly girl with a warm personality that draws people close. She has made many lasting friendships during her four years at PHS. SHELDON SCHWARTZ “ Shelly ” The little wanderer with the big voice. BRUCE PAUL Marlon ' His mastery of pleasantry m a es a conversation a delight. DONALD SILVERMAN A welblil{ed, energetic boy who is always fun to be with. Class History Seventy ' five Central Street. That was our next stop, opening up a new and exciting life, full of unforgettable memories and friendships. We all assembled in the audb torium, listening attentively for our names to be called, anxious to see who our homeroom teachers would be. Not only was the academic atmosphere different, but split sessions forced us to attend school from 12 noon till 5 p.m. It was quite strange coming home from school in the dark, but we soon overcame that fear. We also found the Freshman class occupying the high school alone. Soon the football season started into full swing. How could we concentrate on Algebra, hearing all the cheers of the Gloucester football game going on outside? Then came our Freshman Dance, our first social event of our high school days. The Christmas assembly was very festive and enjoyed by all. We became aware of the talents of our fellow students, knowing our class spirit would be carried on through our four years of high school. Although our Freshman year was filled with hap ' piness, there was one sad moment, November 22, 1963. How can we forget the announcement on the loud speaker that our President, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. We were living in an historic age. During our Sophomore year, we began to reach out with less uncertainty, for we considered school the same old routine. Again on split sessions, with the same time schedule, we did have one consolation; we were the upperclassmen, snickering at the poor Freshmen frantically trying to find their way around school. As one drove by the high school on a spring day, the sidewalks were a mass of students playing with their yo ' yo ' s and lapping lollypops. Oh, what a temptation to skip school on those nice balmy days! Remember?? As the Class of ’67 entered their Junior year, a new awakening was at hand, at 7 o ' clock. Our schedule had changed, and we now attended school from 7:30 to 12. These hours were a great asset to us, for we were able to work in the afternoon, or to go back to bed, which many did. So on to the music room we went to get measured for our valued class rings, anxiously awaiting the day when we would receive them. We really felt like the livcrowd with our black onyx rings. Also the students of P.H.S. were honored in having a visit from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, speaking on his visit to Vietnam. Maybe the old high school on Central Street was old and outdated, but it gave us some of the best memories of our lives. How can we forget the flood in 211, the unlockable lockers, and the auditorium seats? In May, our first formal affair, the Junior Prom, was held at Castle Hill in Ipswich. The night was warm, as gentle breezes blew in from the sea. It was a night that will long be remembered by many. Finally the year we awaited arrived in all its splendor. Our new high school, located on Allen’s Lane, was coni ' pleted, causing much confusion to students and teachers alike. It took a while to find our way around the sprawling buildings. Yet, we managed, somehow. We also had to become familiar with the cafeteria and gym classes, both of which we never had at the old high school. The Senior Barn Dance was quite successful, allow ' ing students to jerk and frug to their hearts content. Our Christmas Ball, held at Caruso’s Diplomat, ushered in the holiday spirit. When we were measured for our caps and gowns, we realized the time for graduation was truly drawing closer. Our banquet, June 5th, was a feast we all enjoyed, giving us a final opportunity to talk with our classmates before Graduation Day. June 7th was the date of the Senior Reception, held at the Hillview Country Club. This was the last formal dance of our high school days. At last we stood facing the final phase of Peabody High, receiving our valued diplomas. We successfully completed our secondary education and we now entered into another avenue of life. Time flies. It seemed like only yesterday we were Freshmen and now we are alumni of Peabody High. We may never see each other again, but memories will always linger on; surely we shall dwell on these happy thoughts, for they are a part of our lives. HONOR RICHARD JAY SINGER Valedictorian ANITA LOUISE LEHTO First Speaker ANNE LOUISE BERKOWITZ JOSEPH PATULEI A SUMMA CUM LAUDE M A G N A C U M L A U D E LAWRENCE MICHAEL NEWMAN Salutatorian KENNETH ALLEN GOLDMAN Second Speaker RANDI FRAN KAUFMAN ESTHER PEARL WEISMAN GRADUATES JOHN FREDERICK DOUCETTE JOANNE ROSE HOLDEN STEPHEN HARVEY LUBOW CUM STEPHEN ALEXANDER FOTOS JOHN PERICLES GEORGES JOSEPH PETER KARPICZ KATHERINE MARIE KOSIDLAK LAUDE PAULA HELEN PATRUSKA GALE LYNN SMITH Jr. BARBARA ANN HABELOW STEPHANIE ADELLA LeBELL MARYANN TARASUK Senior Class JOHN MORROCCO Officers CAROL MUSIAL RICH REILY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right: Barbara MacKay, Esther Weisman, Richard Reily, Sue Bozek, John Mcrrocco, Carol Musial, Joan Dudzisz, Elena Swain. Second row, left to right: Daniel Parris, Jackie Young, Gail Atkinson, Diane Reily, Sue Lampert, Mimi Glowacki, Diane Havelick, Chris Cataldo, Phil Chase. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SriSrXt S ls™.‘ ' sirLSTr°E,,T,7jois t s. n m, j Iii s “° d JACK MORROCCO Junior Class Officers SUE BOZEK MARY COLLINS RICH REILY SUPERLATIVES MOST AMBITIOUS Carl Goldfarb and Ruthanne Barr DID MOST FOR CLASS Cheryl Diamond and Andy Wahtera MOST STUDIOUS Randi Kaufman and Richard Singer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Esther Weisman and Larry Newman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Peter Bergin and Linda Rheaume MOST VERSATILE Maryellen Wayman and Phil Chase BEST DRESSED Anne Cullinan and Louis Laskarris BEST NATURED Denise Martwichuck, Sonia Tashjian and Phil Chase BEST LOOKING Joan Jenkins and George Maria MOST ATHLETIC Sandy Croall and Jim McDonald MOST POPULAR Cindy Hart and Jackie Morrocco BEST MANNERED Nancy Caico and Dwight McNeil QUIETEST Joe Karpicz and Joan Jenkins MOST ABSENT-MINDED George Manninen and Nancy Hinchion FUNNIEST Kathy Carter and Phil Chase THE PROPHECY by Karen Briggs - Evelyn Johnson - Linda Howarth Elaine Andromidas - Linda Morse Jean McCarthy - Barbara Bierman Setting: Gradsen City (Graduating Seniors) Time: 1990 Characters: Class of ' 67 LJarrator: Father Time Welcome to Gradsen City. I would like to give you a tour of our fine city but first let me introduce you to the mayor, John Morrocco, his assistant, Susan Boze , his secretary, Carol Musial, and the city treasurer, Richard Reily. You will find the city to be very active — people busily engaged in their occupations. As we travel down Blackberry Street, the main street in Gradsen City, we find many buildings of interest. First, we come across the new Medical Center, planned by Daniel Quinlan, William Curtis, and Anthony Corni ' chuc . The fine plumbing fixtures are the work of Stanley Kulacz. We give thanks to David Collette for his land ' scaping. In the building are many skilled persons, includ ' ing the doctors, Richard Singer, William Bac man, Paul LeGrow, Michael Feldman, Dwight McLJeil, Anne DeCourcy, and Gale Kalfin. Helping these doctors keep their files straight are the Medical Secretaries, Kathleen Murphy, Joanne Holden, Cynthia Fowler, Linda Almeida, Allison Ireland, and Terry Salovitch. The busy nurses, Barbara Whalen, Joan Jen ms, Anne Mane Walsh, Laureen Flanagan, Carol Swift, Earlene Perrone, Janis Fee, Maureen Kane, and Mane Collette are constantly racing around helping their patients, Josephine Mattos, Susan Lampert, Stephen Vlachos, Linda Clooney, Richard Bartlett, Carol O Bnen, David Christiansen, Lance Reidy, Larry Winer, John Moutsoulas, and Joseph Karpicz. Downstairs you will find the technicians, Gloria Gnffm, Timothy Britton, Karen Marche w a, Kathleen Kelso, Lana Howarth, Maryellen Wayman, Robert Adams, Thom as Manuel, Maryellen Goodndge, and Robert Flynn. Also holding offices in this building are the well-known dentist, Richard Maloney, three psychologists, Tom Zalews i, Randi Kaufman, and Esther Weisman, and Stephanie LeBell, famous Veterinarian. As we continue down the street, on the opposite side is the school; well, let ' s take a peek inside! In the gym, James McDonald, James Gauthier, Steve Begley, and Kevin Bellew are coaching their basketball teams for the upcoming games. Continuing down the hall, we find the administration suite where the secretaries, Linda Kelleher, Ruthann Pohju, Paula Patrus a, Linda Snow, Christine Zarba, Susan Worsencroft, Maureen Shea, Joyce Barros, Kathleen Slattery, Linda Tonis, and Laura Dunajs i are conducting the school’s business. On the second floor we find the classrooms. Business subjects are taught by Beth Demeritt, Wilma Tal mgton, Kathy Kosidla , and Christina Cataldo. Right now a lecture on the Civil War is being given by the History teachers. George Maria, Richard Dimitroff, and Elena Swam. The English teachers, Sherry Helton, Diana Havelic , Sandra Croall, Pamela Paine, Gale Smith, Linda Rheaume, Muriel Spector, and Patricia Kramer are having a tough time getting their classes to understand “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare. In the math lab are Evelyn Johnson, Anne Ber owitz, Candace Morin, John Doucette, and Michael Kyslows i, administering help to unfortunate students who don ' t understand Advanced Math. Ross Richardson, a French teacher, and Denise Martwichucl{, a Spanish teacher, are now in the language labs putting away equipment. Down in the teacher’s room, Elaine Andromidas, Lorraine Apostolides, Anita Lehto, and Cheryl Langer are congregating discussing the day’s events. Around the corner is the office of the guidance counselor, Valerie Salaras. On the third floor of the school is one class giving help to retarded children. Barbara Bierman is the teacher. Further down the street, the teachers cf the ele men- tary school are holding a faculty meeting. Leading the meeting are Chris FJatheos, Salvatore Marci, Effie Orgettas, and David MacGregor. Hollie Rabmovitz, Charles Partaledis, Kathy Carter, Esabel Marques, Linda Patsiaris, Marjorie Spurr, Shirley Ravaris, Heidi Lawrence, and Jo Ann Dudzisz are seated around a table proposing new rules for the school. Michael Cerullo, Claudia Blodjian, Sharon Trodella, Brad MacGregor, James Scaramontias, Joanne Smith, and Maryann Tarasu are now discussing the days that opportunity classes should be held. Unable to attend due to previous engagements are Joseph Patuleia, Sandra Shifano, Marjorie Rutstem, Barbara Pierce, Ruthanne Barr, Ann Cullman, Thomas Clements, Jean Simard, Linda Fowler, Michael Kravchu , Louis Las arris, Penelope Kardaras, Gail Atkinson, Linda Katsolas, Karen Jones, and Mar Flynn. Well, we ' ll leave them to their meeting and move on. The Town Court, which you see to your left, is now in its twentieth year of upholding law and order. Right now, the case of an arch criminal is being con- ducted. It seems he stole a valuable formula from the prominent physicist, Stephen Lubow. Because this was such a shocking and terrifying crime, the lawyers, Dennis Comeau, Larry LJewman, Alan Orloff, Anthony Maggio, Carl Goldfarb, and Edward Burns are all present defending the criminal. Jacqueline Toung and Donna Berman are also present taking notes for the lawyers. The jury includes Patricia Jansky, Peter Bergin, Barbara Graham, Martin Goldsworthy, Michael Brann, Eva Kirlis, Donna Dic , Fred Thibeau, Andy Wahtera, Infancy Hmchion, David Whittier, and Joseph Grelish. The alert Chief of Police, Edward Kasprz y , is standing at the door just waiting for a false move. Many reporters are present to cover the trial. Among those that we see here are Reginald Bacon, Christ Smallis, Cheryl Diamond, Anita White, and George LeCain. Located next door to the court is the “Radio Shack”. The city’s broadcasters are Ri chard Snyder, Stephen Fotos, and Thomas Pet avitch. The very popular little store you’ve all probably heard about is to your left. The store has many beautiful clothes for women designed by Karen Briggs and Carol Crabtree. The retail buyers are Helene Russell and Juanita Rosenthal. There are a few models roaming around in the store modeling the current fashions. They are Mane Saxonis, Janice Lussier, and Cathy Gardner. As we enter, we are sure to find Katherine Ward, Virginia AJadeau, Susan Barry, Kathy Mannix, Elizabeth Cetrullo, Diane Wojic , Barbara Shashaty, Mane Silva, Deborah Knowlton, Joann Verza, and Candi Lombardo shopping around for clothes to add to their present wardrobe. Down in the store’s basement, off in a little corner, is the Gradsen Pharmacy run by Michael Shelman and Stephen Kalivas, two leading pharmacologists. The local church is on the corner of this street. If I’m not mistaken, we will find Barry Whetstone perform ' ing the wedding ceremony of Lynda Merrill and Michael Balias. Rumor has it that later on this afternoon there will be the marriage of Diane Red y and Bruce Manning. By the way, the marriage intentions of Wanda Gould and Bobby Rossi were recently announced. Well, I guess the wedding bells will be chiming again very soon. To your right, many hairdressers are busy styling hair at Alyce’s Beauty Shoppe. Among them are Jean McCarthy, Mary Teixeira, Freida Connolly, Susan Bux - ton, Betty Petrovitsis, Freida Mello, AnneMarie McLaugh- lin, Joanne Hamond, and Pam Ferguson. Off in the distance, airplanes can be heard from the Gradsen Airport. At 7:00 p.m. a plane piloted by AI Budets y will be leaving for California on a business trip. Aboard the plane are Daniel Boudreau, Robert Drew, Ric y FJoyes, Dennis Wilson, Cheryl Blazoms, Mary Ann Foss, Sandra Murphy, Judy FJangle, Pam Stanley, and Margaretann Sjuartarone. There they will join Ernie Fritz, Charles Panacopoulos, Ann Marie Arathuzi , Judy McDonald, Joyce Hooper, Mary Berardmo, and George Coc orogianis. This big group has already conferred with the Texas delegation including Charlie Burns, William Bourgeois, Linda Angell, Edward Gardner, Richard Stansfield, Donald Maize, Sonia Tashjian, Charles Mano- la is, James Valente, and Barbara Cross. A large group will be unable to attend because they are on vacation in Europe! They are Cindy Hart, Sandra Gatchell, A [eil Curran, Janet Sampson, Joanne Zambouras, Louis DeFJofrio, Kathy Kran a, Michael Tremblay, Bob Col- lins, John Bailey, and Ronald Chenard. A building of great fame is the Gradsen Museum of Arts and Sciences. There are many art exhibits done by James Lincicum, Lewis Levine, James Psaltis, Danielle LaFontaine, Cathy Dimitroff, Alex Pappas, Gloria Brown, Elizabeth Slaboda, Valane Chatman, Linda Dunphy, and Robert Ford. The Science exhibits are the fine work of the biologists, James Brown and Sandra Chumac . For the last week an interesting film has been shown at the Gradsen Cinema I. I hear it is about the social workers, Margaret McCatherine, Barbara Habelow, Gail Miller, and Marie O ' Meara and how they helped the unfortunate children in foreign countries. Traveling along with them to give aid are three linguists, Deidre S iffmg- lon, Katherine Crowell, and John Costello. Irwin Willins, a meat dealer, and Philip Carpenter, a service manager, tell me they haven’t been able to see the movie yet because each time they get a chance to see it, the tickets are sold out. But Ed Carlan, Bruce Paul, Peter Maravelias, Joseph Doucette, Edward Pais, Ross Bulmer, David Provenzano, John Celentano, George M orfis, John Ley cze , Paul Kehoe, Glenn Delaney, Robert Deveaux, Robert Ercha, Philip Enos, Bruce Amaro, David Drew, and Ronald Reed all saw it and recommend it to anyone. Every morning, Monday through Friday, on Gradu ' ate Street, which is to your right, you can see Patricia Gill, Margaret Roy, FJancy Krochmal, Barbara Waldron, Deborah Thomas, AJancie Slade, Phyllis Ko oras, Anne Eramo, Ann Sherry, FJancy Trainor, and Kathy Doherty scurrying to the side of their I.B.M. Computers at Barry Company. The financial status of this company must have been a mess because Mr. Barry just hired Joe Cavanaugh, Paul Lebel, Maureen Kerble, Ralph Cuillp, and Mimi Glowac i, expert accountants, to straighten out the books. He recently fired their chemical engineer, an incompetent graduate from Salem High, and replaced him with Stephen Jacobs. The second floor of this building is devoted to those men who are the electricians of Gradsen City. Among them are Richard Carson, John DiLorenzo, John Dorman, Fred Davidson, Charles Papadopoulas, Stephen Dolan, Carl Cena, Glenn Haggstrom, Edward Rogers, and Roger Pinto. The third floor consists of the engineers, William Murdoc , Philip Chase, Paul Adamopoulos, Stewart Aronson, Robert Berman, Alan Silbovitz, Bruce Marcus, Kenneth Goldman, John Georges, Joseph Rydzews i, Danny Parris, and John Bla ene y. As we continue we turn left on Swan Street and halfway down we notice the Flamingo, the night club in Gradsen City. As we enter, the host shows us to a table. As we listen to the music of the Flamingos along with singers Martha Thompson and Cynthia Woodbury, with a piano accompaniment by Karl Fultz, we hear laughing voices behind. They are Stefen Costa, William Tansey, Barbara MacKay, Stuart Chase, Joseph O’Keefe, Linda Morse, Richard Davidson, Brian Sullivan, Jean Connolly, and Steven Harrington seated around a table. Serving refreshments are FJancy Bertles and Ellen 0 Donnell. It is the next day now and we have finally reached the last place of importance — the seashore. As we stroll along we see people in their bathing suits, swimming and suntanning along with the surfers. Further down the shore we notice a crowd of people waving, laughing, crying, and shouting. We learn that the Army officers, George Manninen and Gary Maynard are leaving for a mission in Arabia and that the Air Force men, FJeil McMillan, Leslie Parris, Allen Wells, John May, Daniel Homan, and Joseph Gallant are leaving for new bases in Puerto Rico. Now we see a ship sailing in, bringing home the Navy men, Donald Butler, William Hic s, Lee Coddens, FJorman Chandler, Bernie Martin, Larry Murphy, William Driscoll, John Drago, and Michael Eliu who just finished fighting a battle in the Pacific. Others in the service who are fighting bravely for their country are Lloyd Kaplan, Stephen LeBaron, Manuel Silva, John Peabody, Donald Trull, David W al , FJicholas Tillas, Joe Peters, James Haidaza , and George Cerullo. Our tour of Gradsen City has come to an end. 1 hope the people and places will long be remembered by its visitors. CHRISTMAS BALL Queen Georgians Constant Left to right: Allaison Ireland, Freida Connolly, Carol Musial, Queen, Ginny Nadeau, Marie O ' Meara, Mary Collins. META Sports Editor Reg Bacon Editor -in- Chief Larry Newman Assistant Editors Shirley Ravaris and Barbara Bierman META LITERARY STAFF First row, left to right: Terry Salovitch, Barbara Habelow, Linda Rheaume, Maryellen Wayman, JaAnn Dudzisz, Lana Howarth, Linda Morse, Sandy Schifano, Joanne Smith, Elaine Andromidas. Second row, left to right: Shirley Ravaris, Barbara Bierman, Stephanie Le Bell, Esther Weisman, Carol O ' Brien, Maryann Tarasuk, Helene Russell, Cyndy Wood- bury, Sandy Croall, Sue Bozek, Marjorie Rutstein, Heidi Lawrence, Kathy Carter, Cheryl Diamond. Third row, left to right: Wilma Talkington, Christ Smallis, Rich Snyder, Bruce Amaro, Reggie Bacon, Dave Provenzano, Larry Newman, Joe Petulia, Carl Goldfarb, Steve Jacobs, Ruthanne Barr. META TYPISTS First row, left to right: Barbara Shashaty, Karen Shea, Sonia Tashjian, Janet Sampson, Laurie Dunajski. Second row, left to right: Cindy Fowler, Sharon Connaster, Ruthanne Pohju, Linda Snow, Wanda Gould. Third row, left to right: Linda Kelleher, Chris Zarba, Linda Angell, Phyllis Kokoras, Pam Ferguson. Fourth row, left to right: Linda Almeida, Linda Clooney, Pat Jansky. Fifth row, left to right: Donna Atkins, Mimi Glowacki, Jean Winchester, Gail Smith, Kathy Kosidlak, Judy McGrath, Joyce Barros, Mary Beradino, Susan Hussey, Carol Musial. Miss Luz META ADVERTISING STAFF First row, Left to right: Ann Berkowitz, Nancy Trainor, Marlene Kuzmin, Kathy Mannix, Cindy Hart, Maryellen Wayman, Linda Kelleher, Phyllis Kokoras, Linda Snow, Janis Fee. 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First row, left to right: Barbara Habelow, Helence Russell, Linda Snow, Stephanie Le Bell, Ruthann Barr, Maryellen Wayman, Allaison Irelan d, Sue Bozek, Christine Cataldo. Second row, left to right: Valerie Salaris, Linda Rheaume, Sandy Croall, Esther Weisman, Barbara MacKay, Diane Reily, Sue Lampert, Sharon Trodella, Judy McDonald, Cheryl Diamond, Janis Fee, Anita Lehto. Third row, left to right: Muriel Spector, Reg Bacon, Mike Balia, Lance Reidy, Larry Newman, Joe Patuleia, Carl Goldfarb, Steve Jacobs, Jackie Young. OBSERVER LITERARY STAFF OBSERVER CIRCULATION First row, left to right: Dina Demeritt, Cindy Hart, Sandy Murphy, Marlene Kuzman, Terry Salovitch, Linda Almeida, Laura Dunajski. Second row, left to right: Laureen Flanagan, Pamela Paine, Penny Kadaras, Karen Jones, Carol O ' Brien, Sandy Chumack, Barbara Whalen, Ellen O ' Donnell. OBSERVER ADVERTISING First row, left to right: Janet Sampson, Evelyn Johnson, Wanda Gould, Cynthia Fowler, Linda Almeida, Linda Snow, Barbara MacKay. Second row, left to right: Robert Rossi, Joyce Barros, Carol O ' Brien, Susan Hussey, Laura Dunajski, Sonia Tashjian, Marie O ' Meara, Ross Richardson. OBSERVER TYPISTS First row, left to right: Elaine Andromidas, Dina Demeritt, Laureen Flanagan, Judy McDonald. Second row, left to right: Donna Atkins, Ruthann Pohju, Linda Almeida, Joyce Barros. Third row, left to right: Maureen Kerble, Linda Snow, Linda Kelleher. OBSERVER ART STAFF First row, left to right: Cathy Dimitroff, Gail Miller, Danielle LaFontaine, Kathy Carter. Second row, left to right: Richard Reily, Maryellen Way- man, Linda Merrill, Robert Ford. FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: Anne Berkowitz, Lana Howarth, Janice O ' Keefe, Paul LeGrow, Larry Newman, Stephanie LeBell. Second row, left to right: Larry Winer, Gale Smith, Kathy Crowell, Gloria Griffin, Deirdre Skiffington, Esabel Marques, Barbara Pierce, John Doucette. Third row, left to right: Steve Jacobs, Joseph Karpicz, Christ Smallis, Richard Singer, Joseph Patuleia, Dwight McNeil, Carl Goldfarb, Michael Shelman. SPANISH CLUB First row, left to right: Marjorie Rutstein, Robert Drew, Denise Martwichuck, Stuart Chase, Valarie Salaris, Lorraine Apostolides. Second row, left to right: James Scaramontias, Randy Kaufman, Deborah Knowlton, Maryellen Goodrich, Pamela Paine, Ellen Ward, Laureen Flanagan, John Costello. First row, left to right: Jean Simard, Gale Smith, Cindy Hart, Anne Berkowitz, Linda Snow, Valerie Salaris, Esther Weisman, Carol Musial, Linda Kelleher, Kathy Kosidlak, Anita Lehto, Ruth Anne Pohju. Second row, left to right: Linda Mer rill, Barbara Pierce, Linda Rheaume, Deirdre Skiffi n g ton , Barbara Bierman, Helene Russell, Shirley Ravaris, Judy McGrath, Karen Jones, Linda Morse, Karen Briggs, Chris Zarba, Earlene Perrone, Pat Kamer. Third row, left to right: Maureen Kane, Elena Swain, Mayellen Wayman, Margie Rutstein, Wilma Talkington, Maryann Tarasuk, Cyndy Woodbury, Barbara MacKay, Terry Salovitch, Allaison Ireland, Evelyn Johnson, Cheryl Diamond, Murial Spector, Lorraine Apostolides, Diana Havelick. GUIDANCE CLUB SKI CLUB Phil Chase, President; John May, Vice-President; Fred Manninen, Treasurer; Cathy Carter, Secretary. CHEMISTRY CLUB First row, left to right: Betsy Goldstein, Merrill Marcus, Deborah Ankeles, Stephen Jacobs, Carl Goldtarb, Stephanie LeBell, Barbara Whalen. Second row, left to right: Donald Maize, Michael Feldman, Kenneth Goldman, Lawrence Newman, Richard Singer, Dwight McNeil, Dennis Comeau, Paul LeGrow, Lawrence Winer. First row, left to right: Bobby Grunditz, Danny Boudreau, Alex Pappas, Kathy Dimitroff, Danielle LaFontaine, Linda Merrill, Nancy Hinchion. Second row, left to right: Bobby Ford, Elaine Andromidas, Barbara Whalen, Gail Smith, Linda Dunphy, Valerie Chatman, Eliza- beth Sloboda, Joanne Smith, Mike Balias. ART CLUB NURSE PASETTES Left to right: Linda Rheaume, Diane Riley, Diane Wojick, Cynthia Woodbury, Paula Patruska, Shirley Ravaris, Carol Musial. OFFICE PAGETTES First row, left to right: Joann Dudzisz, Judy McDonald, Ginny Nadeau, Dina Demeritt, Maryellen Wayman, Cindy Hart, Joanne Holden. Second row, left to right: Mary Collins, Sue Bozek, Wanda Gould, Maryann Tarasuk, Sandra Chumack, Mimi Glowacki, Betty Petrovitsis, Terry Salovitch. Miss Trudel and Miss Sheehan CHORUS First row, left to right: Marie Collette, Margie Rutstein, Ruth Anne Barr, Dina Demeritt, Lana Howarth, Janis Fee, Kathy Kelso. Second row, left to right: Pam Ferguson, Charyi Langer, Marty Thompson, Chris Natheos, Karen Briggs, Donna Dick, Peggy McCatherine, Kathy Crowell, Dierdre Skiffington, Barbara Cross. Third row, left to right: Janet Sampson, Barbara Bierman, Gale Smith, Kathy Kosidlak, John Blakeney, Gloria Griffin, Candy Morin, Esabel Marques, Pat Gill. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lefl ' to right: Randi Kaufman, Anita Lehto, Ken Goldman, Joe Patuleia, Larry Newman, Riclty Singer. VOCATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Anthony Cornichuck, Treasurer; Stanley Guzowski, Vice-President; Gerald Sullivan, President; Neil McMillan, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Seniors: Andy Wahtera, President; Cheryl Diamond, Maryellen Wayman, Hart, Louie Laskarris, Dwight McNeil. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS First row, left to right: Kevin Bellew, Carl Cena. Second row, left to right: Glenn Delaney, Bob Adams, Louis Denofrio. Cindy CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right: Carolyn Shah, Lynn Xarras, Mary Collins, Phyllis Kokoras, Nancy Caico, Joann Dudzisz Second row, left to right: Gail Atkinson, Maryellen Wayman, Allaison Ireland, Cindy Hart, Kathy Murphy, Sally Robertson. PEP SQUAD Miss McHugh HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Jackie Young, Jean Winchester, Leslie Joy, Donna Whetstone, Marlene Kuzmin. SPORTS BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Bob Rossi, Bill Dexter, John Celantano, Billy Silva, Bruce Webster, Fred Davidson, George Mortis. Second row, left to right: Coach Ed Curtin, Marc McDonald, Pete Maravelias, Jim McDonald, Paul Adamopoulos, Rich McMillan, Marty Olsen, Mike Lalikos, Assistant Coach Ed Hogan. HOCKEY TEAM First row, left to right: Kevin Lynch, George Cokorogianis, Brad MacGregor, Les Parris, Jim Scaramontios, Lou Laskarris, Gary Wells, Ken Langley, Frank Durgin, Bob Gagnon. Second row, left to right: James Greehy, Jr., Martin Goldsworthy, Steve Krav- chuck, Richard Lindgren, Allen Wells, John Lincoln, John McCarter, Jim Pray, Al Atkinson, John McDougall, Ed Carlan, Coach Charles J. Carlin. D LJ = © ? « 3 m M ' V - O co (J a: 5 - — J :Q rpQ- O LU - C7 cj - o 2 5 FOOTBALL One of the most frustrating PHS grid seasons in years came to a close Thanksgiving Day, 1966, as fourteen seniors played their final game in PHS colors. Although Peabody offense barely outdid the PHS band this season in regard to imagination, the Tanners were “in” a good number of the losing ball games. But it was a 110% effort all season and no one can ask for more from the players. Peabody was not expected to be strong for the ’66 season, but the Tanners were in a rut before the season started, having to face the likes of Lowell, Lawrence, and Beverly in consecutive weeks. Considering the strength of Lowell and Lawrence, Coach Arthur Adamopoulos’ squad came through better than expected, falling just one touch ' down short in both contests. In the wild fray at Beverly’s Hurd Stadum, Peabody was tipiped 24 ' 22, but the Tanner offense jelled as Bill Murdock took over the quarterback post, leaving Don Trull free to move to the flanker spot. Soph Bill Dexter displayed his broken field running ability in this contest, jitterbugging 38 yards with a Murdock aerial for a touchdown. Peabody tasted one moment of glory in the victorious home opener against Lynn English, 22-0. Ralph Hudson and Bill Dexter, both sophomores, were outstanding in this ball game, giving the Tanners some semblance of order for the future. All PHS fans would rather forget what was to happen after the Lynn English victory. In the final five ball games, Peabody was outscored 142-8, although the contest at Gloucester was won in every way except on the scoreboard. But as said before, the boys gave a 110% effort all season long. Let’s take a look at some of the individuals on the squad. Co-Capt. Steve Begley, Jim Gauthier, Phil Hincman, Stu Chase, Brad MacGregor, “Oogie” May, and last, but certainly not least, Soph Rich McMillan, were an aggre- gation no ball carrier ran through consistently. This group did a fine job all season as Peabody gained a reputation for having one of the strongest forward walls on the North Shore. Dave Collette and Don Trull were consistent two- way performers all season for the Tanners at the end- flanker spot. Toting the mail fcr the Tanners were two “Mighty Mites,” Ernie Fritz and Stefan Costa. Considering their diminutiveness, they are the best two backs that can be found. Statistically, Fritz rushed for 284 yards while Costa picked up 264. Enough cannot be said about “Do-Everything” Co- Capt. Bill Murdock. Through his diligence, he was able to develop his talents at a number of positions, giving nothing less than his best effort every ' minute. Needless to say, there were many others, but due to space, they must forego the glory of seeing their names in print. 1966-1967 P.H.S. FOOTBALL Peabody Opponent Lynn Jamboree vs. Woburn 0 8 At Lowell 6 14 At Lawrence 6 12 At Beverly 22 24 Lynn English 22 0 St. John’s Prep 0 34 At Gloucester 8 12 Salem 0 34 Nashua, N. H 0 14 Saugus 0 48 HOCKEY This year, like the past few years, is one PHS hockey fans would rather forget. Fans have always won- dered why Hockey Coach Charlie Carlin is so gray at such an early age of 50, and this year they found out why. No one knew what to think after Peabody’s impres- sive Jamboree showings, but soon the Tanners settled down into the groove that has been reserved for Peabody for the past several seasons. But the fault belongs to no one. After two losses to open the regular season, Peabody’s fine goalie, “Scoreless Les” Parris, turned in two shutout ' performances over Lynn Classical, 3-0, and St. Mary’s, 1 - 0 . Peabody then absorbed three more losses, unable to “get going” offensively, before “Scoreless Les” came to the rescue again as the Tanners knotted Danvers, 0-0. In doing this, Parris shut out Danvers’ high scoring Albie Portelance. Two games later, Peabody tied up Woburn, 3-3. Peabody’s biggest moment came in the final game of the season against undefeated Gloucester. No, don’t jump to conclusions, Peabody didn’t beat Gloucester. What the Tanners did do is play to a scoreless deadlock with a team that averaged nearly four goals per game. The tie didn’t hurt the Fishermen, who finished 12-0-4 on the season, but it was an accomplishment. Overall, Peabody finished with a 2-11-3 mark. The Tanners still could not manage to pass Salem, who finished with a 4-11-1 record. But don’t despair, even thcugh Bunky MacGregor and Les Parris, and a host of others space prevents mention, will be lost to graduation, Peabody has a slew of fine skaters in the Junior and Sophomore ranks. If I remember correctly, that was said at the begin- ning of the 1966-67 season! BASKETBALL Everyone knew that the PHS basketball squad would be the brightest spot in the school ' s athletic picture from the beginning. The Tanners began the season as optimistic as a team could be. The mixture of “old and new” was unique, with two new coaches, Ed Curtin and Ed Hogan, to combine with eight returning veteran players. Only one member of the previous season’s starting five was lost to graduation. The front court trio of the McDonald brothers, Jim and Marc, and Paul Adamopoulos, was equal to any in the Essex County League. Peabody bolted out of the starting blocks, knocking off their first four opponents with comparative ease. Peaobdy took Lowell in the season opener, 65 ' 60, and followed that with a 61-54 win over Lynn Classical and a 69-48 massacre of Haverhill. In a non-league contest with Gloucester of the Northeast Conference, the Tanners rallied to win in the final four minutes, 70-65. In the first four games, it was evident that the McDonald brothers would take the Tanners a long way. But again it was the inevitable nemises from the east, Salem, that discovered Peabody ' s weakness — the inability to play against a “running” team. Salem Phil Raby “ran” the Witches to a 58-38 humiliation on the Tanners home court. Still, Peabody was in a favorable position. The Tanners followed this with a 60-55 win over Lawrence, and then became involved in one cf the more exciting frays of the ECL campaign. The Leather City boys took a little trip to Lynn English, whose quintet was accepted as one of the stronger units in the league. Peabody was shocked in the first three periods, but came back to knot the ball game 48-48 with seconds remaining. The Tanners had the ball game within their grasp in the final minutes, but could not take advantage of the breaks afforded them, and with four seconds on the clock, the Lynner’s Alan Browne scored and that was the story, 50-48. This game was followed by a 52-36 less to undefeated Beverly, who was considered virtually invincible. After the loss to the Panthers, Peabody got back on the track with four straight victories, highlighted by Junior Marc McDonald ' s vault into the ECL scoring lead. But guess who spoiled the plans? Going into the second game with Salem, Peabody needed three wins in the final five games to qualify for a berth in the Tech Tourney. Getting down to the facts, Peabody had to defeat one of the league leaders, Salem, English, or Beverly. Peabody gave the Witches their toughest battle of the year, but came out on the short end, 64-62, after a midcourt shot by Marc McDonald was ruled no good at the buzzer. We all know the story of that game, so I won ' t belabor the situation. Now Peabody could afford only one more loss and still preserve their Tech Tourney hopes. But, alas, the hopes were given a serious jolt “up the line at Lawrence, as Peabody dropped a game to the lowly Lancers, 78-71. The Tanners were now forced to upset the league- leading, undefeated Beverly club, plus Lynn English. Peabody had no trouble gaining revenge over Lynn English on the home court, 48-36, but the Panthers were another story. Although losing, as expected, to the Panthers, Peabody gave them their biggest scare of the season, leading them at the half, 24-20. This could have been termed the surprise of the ECL season. However, Beverly came back in the second half behind Bobo Carr and Tim Colby to roll to an easy 20 point win. 59-39. This loss knocked Peabody out of the running for a Tech Tourney berth. A few days later, Peabody mopped up the season with a dull win over Saugus, 64-54. It seemed like the only spectators that night were the loyal janitors. INTRAMURAL GIRL ' S BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Janis Fee, Kathy Kosidlak, Valerie Salaris, Sandy Croall. Second row, left to right: Candice Morin, Linda Kelleher, Gloria Griffin, Peggy McCatherin, Chris Natheos. INTRAMURAL BOY ' S BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Richard Lindgren, Perry Karakoudas, George Maria, Joe Grelish. Second row, left to right: Charles Partaledis, Jim Gauthier, John May, Phil Hincman. Intramural Sports This year a comprehensive physical education pro- gram began under the capable guidance of Miss Mc- Namara, Miss Hoy, Mr. Smyrnios, and Mr. Sapienza. In addition to the regular classes during the school day, an Intramural Sports Program was begun. Pictured is the winning boy’s team, the Colts from House B, and a girls’ team. Teams were also organized in volleyball, golf, and softball. In the year to come, these programs will be expanded and Peabody High will have a physically fit student body. Afterword The word Meta means “after,” and in a sense this entire yearbook is an afterword. It is an afterword to four wonderful high school years, three spent at the old high school, and one at the new high school. The staff of the Meta has tried to preserve some of the many wonderful memories which the four years have given us. We hope that we have produced a book which you will look through during the coming years with pride and happiness. We are sincerely grateful to our Literary Advisor, Mr. Thomas Callahan, and our Financial Advisor, Miss Mary Luz. We close with best wishes to the Class of 1967 for happy, healthy, and successful lives. 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Best Wishes and Sincere Congratulations JUNIOR CLASS PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of BROOKSBY FARM Apples Peaches Pears Cider 38 FELTON STREET PEABODY 531-1631 Compliments BROOKSBY FARM Congratulations and Good Luck To All Graduates MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. 250 JEFFERSON AVENUE SALEM, MASS. 7 45-1000 Boston Office 284-2650 Compliments of WASHINGTON STREET SALEM Compliments of Andrew’s Beauty Salon 27 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. Dial 532-1260 Compliments of Towne Lyne House WE HAVE NEW FACILITIES TO ACCOMMODATE PROMS AND BANQUETS A Variety of Menus and Prices Available For Your Convenience For Reservations Call Mrs. Rice at 592-6400 Compliments of Eastman Gelatine Corp. Washington Street Peabody Compliments of D. Remis Furniture Company 34 Main Street Peabody Compliments of Silhouette Beauty Center 97 Central Street Peabody Compliments of Merchants-Warren National Bank 17 Peabody Square Peabody Compliments of A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. Sawyer Street Compliments of Holden’s Dairy Bar Peabody 117 Lynnfield Street Peabody Nancy Caico Kathy Carter Lynn Merrill Chris Cataldo Elaine Andromedias Cindy Hart Kathie Doherty Anne Cullinan Laureen Flanagan Linda Hicks Jean McCarter Karen Jones Gail Atkinson Sue Bozek Sandy Crowell Barbara Waldron Nancy Krochmal Pat Kramer Dianne Havelick Sandy Schifaro Linda Morse Linda Rehaune Barbara Whalen Janis Fee Kathy Mannix Peggy Roy Karen Briggs Barbara Bierman Nancy Trainor Shery Helton Linda Pratt Anne Eramo Eva Kirlis Cindy Roberts Pam Stanley Virginia Swaine Susan Hussey Wanda Gould Barbara McKay Barbara Habelow Compliments of Patrick J. Woods Insurance Agency, Inc. Real Estate and Insurance 40 Main Street Peabody 531-2777 and 531-2778 Compliments of Parker Brothers, Inc. 190 Bridge Street Salem Compliments of New England Carbide Tool Company Industrial Park Peabody Best Wishes to the Class of “67” McGivern’s Furniture Home Furnishings and Carpeting Mediterranean — Modern — Early American Open 9 to 9, Six Days, Monday through Saturday Route 1 at Lowell Street West Peabody 535-3200 Compliments of Howard Clothes Clothing, Sportsivear and Furnishings . . . for men and boys also LADY HOWARD Feminine Fashions Northshore Shopping Center Peabody 531-2910 Compliments of Rich’s Department Store Route 107 Salem Compliments of Beverly Leather Finishing Co. 12 Hanson Street Salem Compliments of Add - A - Room Co. Salem 744-4247 Compliments of Tillies Flower Shop Flowers for Your Garden Farm Fresh Vegetables, Fruits and Eggs 187 Lynn Street Peabody Best Wishes from Zolotas Hardware Store 76 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of Country Shore Construction Co., Inc. Andover Street Danvers Compliments of P. H. S. Outing Club PEABODY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of Warren Five Cents Savings Bank Main Street Peabody Compliments of A Friend Best Wishes from Leather Workers International Union of America, A.F.L.-C.I.O. Local 21 Compliments of Peabody Senior High School Student Council Compliments of North Shore Plymouth Chrysler and Plymouth Route 114 Peabody 532-1680 Compliments of West Lynn Creamery, Inc. 626 Lynnway Lynn Compliments of Campbell Hardware, Inc. Architectural — Hardware — Consulting 274 Centre Street Newton Tel. 617 - 332-1343 Best Wishes from A Friend May life’s roads rise with you And the wind be always at your back And may the Lord hold you In the hollow of His hand. Attorney and Mrs. George B. Waldron Compliments of Peabody Vocational Club ELECTRICAL — AUTOMOTIVE — MACHINE AUTO REPAIR — ELECTRONICS HOUSE and MILL CARPENTRY Chib Advisors Mr. Joseph Howard and Mr. Edmond Bass Gerald Sullivan, President Stanley Guzowski, Vice-President Neil McMillan, Secretary Anthony Cornichuck, Treasurer Compliments of George’s Transportation Co. Fast Daily Express Service To and From The Following Points: BOSTON - PEABODY - LYNN - SALEM BEVERLY - DANVERS Full Loads — All Massachusetts Points Main Office, Terminal and Garage : 58 Walnut Street Peabody Tel. 531-1826 — 531-1830 Boston: 345 West First Street, Tel. AN 8-6101 Compliments of Cherron Tire Co. 53 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of Peabody Firefighters Local 925 Lowell Street Peabody Compliments of Peabody High School Dramatic Guild And Their Recent Production “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” 19 6 7 Best Wishes from Homeroom A-27 Miss Sheehan Mike - Pam - Laureen - Mark - Bob - Steve - Karl Joe - Linda - Glenn - Nancy - Diana - Sherry - Ed Sandy - Jim - Martin - Barb - Joe - Gloria Compliments of Quality Donuts 125 Canal Street Salem Compliments of Northshore Teen-Agers Compliments of Homeroom A-28 Mr. Greehy Danny - Allaison - Richie - Steve - Pat - Joan - Karen - Gale Steve - Maureen - Mike - Steve - Sue - Jim - Louie - Candy - Lloyd Penny - Linda - Paul - Kathy - Kevin - Pat - Mike - Stan - Marlene Compliments of Harry’s Sandwich Shoppe 144 Lynnfield Street Peabody 531-9764 Compliments of Homeroom S-8 Mrs. M. Fennessey Linda - Betty - David - “Mickey” - Hollie - Shirley - “Di” - Lyn “Cookie” - Joe - “Melon” - Jo-Ann - Nanc - “Shelly” - Barb - Ann Mario - “Duke” - Muriel - Marge - “Will” - Steve - Diane - Cindy Compliments of George Marc-Aurele 1 King Street Peabody Compliments of Peabody Co-operative Bank 32 Main Street Peabody EVERY YEAR MORE PEABODY GRADUATES READ OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU DailjT iEm ' Uturi font Largest Daily Circulation On The North Shore PvTflTv Cmiy Potato STICKS MARCELLE ' § DIPS pop corn 1 @ v P vTrifo ' Chip 205 HIGHLAND AVENUE SALEM • PI 51S05 I Compliments of Pearl McNiff Compliments of Almy’s Everything For Yourself, Your Home and Your Family Serving Satisfied Customers for Over 108 Years Salem - Beverly - Revere - Danvers Plaza Burlington - Cambridge Compliments of Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of Peabody 37 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of Beacon Chevrolet, Inc. “A Reputation for Quality ” 254 Lynnway 598-5510 Lynn Best Wishes to the Class of ’67 Walnut Spa Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of Four Star Service 80 Newbury Street West Peabody Compliments of Stockwell Funeral Home Est, 1894 Albert J. and Hannah M. 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Woodbury Compliments of Agawam Diner Fine Food — Home-Made Pastry On The Pike Compliments of King’s Grant Motor Inn and Restaurant Route 128 at Trask Lane Danvers Telephone 617 - 774-6800 Best Wishes to Graduates St. Joseph’s Ladies Guild St. Joseph’s Men’s Guild Peabody, Massachusetts Compliments of Lowell St. Sunoco Road Service — Tune-Ups — Brakes Wheel Balancing — General Repairs 480 Lowell Street Peabody Best Wishes from Homeroom A-20 Miss Fillis Cindy - Linda - Barb - Joanne - Stephanie - Anita - George Debbie - Carl - Kathy - Sue - Mimi - Maureen - Phyllis - Jo Randy - Ed - Steve - Joe - Kenny - Steve - John Bruce - Joanne - Wanda Best Wishes to the Graduates Super Sub Shop Compliments of Mr. Style Barber Shop All Types of Men ' s and Boy ' s Haircutting Razor Cutting — Men ' s Hairstyling No 5 Minute Jobs 2 Barbers — Eddie and Paul Strout — No Waiting 96 Lynn Street South Peabody 531-9684 Best Wishes to the Class of ’67 Burger Chef Drive-In Salem and Peabody H. M. A. 25c Car Wash Salem Best Wishes Essex Wire Corporation Compliments of Odette’s Food Market Compliments of Shield Insurance Agency, Inc. Samuel Zetlan, President Compliments of Compliments of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES ALLAIN’S COMPANY, INC. 7 [ew Oldsmobiles for ’67 WELDING Reconditioned Used Cars Charles J. Tersolo, President and Treasurer 65 NORTH CENTRAL STREET 131 RANTOUL STREET PEABODY BEVERLY Compliments of Congratidations MOORE MANUFACTURING YOKEN’S “THAR SHE BLOWS” COMPANY, INC. R[orth Shore’s Most Popular Family Restaurant 119 FOSTER STREET ROUTES 1 and 114 PEABODY DANVERS 774-1300 Compliments of Compliments of JEFFERSON PRESS STAHL FINISH Offset Printing COMPANY John J. Myers 49 MAIN STREET 26 HOWLEY STREET PEABODY PEABODY 5324650 Best of Luc to the Class of 67 Congratulations TOBY FORD 211 RANTOUL STREET A FRIEND BEVERLY Best Wishes PROCTOR HOUSE LOWELL STREET PEABODY Best Wishes HYLAND DINER NEWBURY STREET DANVERS Compliments of M. BARILE HAIR DESIGN Michael 72 MAIN STREET PEABODY 531-0414 The favorite fuel and heating needs supplier on the Tforth Shore for 129 Tears EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967! TV SINCE 1838 ilheat Let the Silver Fleet deliver your heat’ Compliments of Compliments of UNITED DISPOSAL, INC. MUNTSY’S LUNCH Commercial - Industrial - Residential Container Service 74 WALNUT STREET Leo Paulino, Res. 922-8539 LYNNFIELD STREET PEABODY PEABODY 532-1397 Compliments of Compliments of NORTHGATE REALTY VICS DRIVE-IN Gateway to the l [orth Shore RESTAURANT Georgia Vontzalides, Res. 535-0679 532 LOWELL STREET 169 SYLVAN STREET PEABODY DANVERS 535-1348 Compliments of Compliments of PEABODY GRABAS RAINBOW GIRLS THE CATERER ASSEMBLY 111 Compliments of Compliments of THE LAWSON MFG. CO. Division of Amtel, Inc. A Manufacturers of FRIEND Precision Aircraft Engine Components and Assemblies PEABODY INDUSTRIAL CENTER PEABODY Compliments of PETER’S LAUNDRY 135 BOSTON STREET SALEM Compliments of LEO COUNCIL 508 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Best Wishes from WINN CHEVROLET Your Fnendlx Chevrolet Dealer ' 420 CABOT STREET BEVERLY 922-6100 Compliments of JOHN KONDON SONS Pharmacists Phone 744-5988 100 BOSTON STREET SALEM Compliments of Compliments of CHANDLER’S ESQUIRE ICE CREAM REALTY CO, INC. 86 ANDOVER STREET PEABODY PEABODY Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of ' 67 CHRIST J. DECOULAS NICHOLAS J. DECOULAS A FRIEND 12 PEABODY SQUARE PEABODY Compliments of Compliments of CRONIN’S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY F. L. CONWAY SONS Machine Shop Service FUNERAL HOME Industrial Supplies 23 CENTRAL STREET CHESTNUT STREET PEABODY PEABODY 531-5820 Success and Good Wishes from Compliments of EMPIRE EVANS FLOWERS Open Thursday, Saturday ' til 9 CORNER WARREN AND ENDICOTT STREETS 133 ESSEX STREET PEABODY SALEM DIAL 531-0047 — AT NIGHT 531-5163 Compliments of ESSEX BITUMINOUS CONCRETE CORP. RUSSELL STREET WEST PEABODY Compliments of BOSTON STREET AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Service Auto Painting — Insurance Estimates Collision Wor Joe Fazio, Prop. 165 A BOSTON STREET SALEM 744-0034 YOU CAN RENT tw • ADDING MACHINES calculators Qiy • TYPEWRITERS Reasonable rates on other machines, tool CONNERY-KAVANAUGH CO. S. S. Maize — Since 1935 See the Largest Display of Portable Typewriters in 7 [ew England Rentals by Day, Week or Month 132 MUNROE STREET LYNN 595-1890 Compliments of CHAMPION LAMP WORKS Maying Quality Lamps Since 1900 A Good Place To W or 330 LYNN WAY LYNN Compliments of FRIEND LUMBER CO. OF NORTH SHORE, INC. House of Friendly Service ” 20 Howley Street Peabody Compliments of PHENNY SMIDT LEATHER CO. Compliments of STANLEY L. WEBB, C.L.U. “I Don ' t Sell Insurance, I Help Buy It’ ' 24 Main Street Peabody 532 ' 1500 Compliments of PRESTON’S GARAGE Compliments of CUMBERLAND FARMS C. Robert Tersolo, Mgr. Canal Street Salem Best Wishes from BERNARD’S JEWELERS 179 Essex Street Salem Route 1 Peabody Best Wishes to the Class of ’67 JIM’S VARIETY Best Wishes from FREDERICK MURTAGH INSURANCE 2 Chestnut Street Peabody Tho % of a page is meager Best of Luc We really are quite eager To wish you the best on the MEEHAN’S HOME-MADE future scene ICE CREAM This, from the Juniors in A-16. Compliments of Best Wishes from McDUFF’S VARIETY VIC’S DONUT SHOPPE 272 Lynn Street Peabody 12 Sylvan Street Danvers Compliments of Compliments of HOMEROOM A-26 •JEFFERSON OIL COMPANY Joseph Correnti Mr. Bezemes 103 Canal Street Salem 744-1260 Best Wishes Best Wishes from SAXONY HOUSE JOHN ORFANOS Furniture, Bedding, Carpets INSURANCE j Compliments of i Compliments of LEON ORTINS CONSTRUCTION CO. RYAN BARREL CO. Contractors and Builders Reconditioners - Dealers in All Types Aluminum Doors and Windows All Types of Steel Containers 39 Colonial Road Peabody 531-3422 56 Pulaski Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of NORTH SHORE LENNY’S BARBER SHOP SPORTS CENTER Summer Ice Seating June 14 to September 4 87 Lynnlield Street Peabody Home of High School Hockey Compliments of NELSON CO. School Rings - Awards Prom Favors Compliments of A. B. C. SUPPLY CO., INC. 18 Bucklin Street Providence, R. I. 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Church Renovation Specialists Good Luc to the Class of 1967 from Compliments of SWEDE’S AUTO BODY A FRIEND 13 Mason Street Peabody 531-2666 Best Wishes from Compliments of ALPERS A FRIEND Clothing for Men and Boys 10 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 MR. and MRS. ART HOLDEN ' S CLAY SPECTOR FILLING STATION Compliments of CORBEIL APOTHECARY Fernand C. Corbeil, Reg. Ph. 44 Margin Street 531-1832 Peabody Compliments of THE YANKEE, INC. 85 Lynnfield Street Peabody Compliments of BOYLE MACHINE SUPPLY CO. 36 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of HOWARD PHARMACY 100 A Lynn Street Peabody Compliments of WETHERSFIELD DAIRY 67 High Street Danvers Compliments of A-19 Best Wishes A FRIEND Best Wishes ELITA’S FLOWERS 59 Main Street Peabody Compliments of ALLYN HARDWARE Best Wishes DISPLAY ENGINEERING CORP. 5 Turner Street 532-0130 Peabody Compliments of MICHAEL’S VARIETY Owner: Michael Gargas and Family 79 Lowell Street Peabody Compliments of TED’S AUTO BODY 80 Newbury Street Peabody Compliments of GRIFFIN MERROW 7 Walnut Street Peabody Best Wishes LAWRENCE METAL FORMING CORP. Tube and Pipe Bending Steel Bars and Angles Rolled To Any Radius 77 Blanche Street Cambridge Compliments of NORTH SHORE TAXI AND TOWING SERVICE INC. LAKE STREET SERVICE INC. 24 Hour Service 26 Lake Street West Peabody 535-1 800 Compliments of SANTORO’S SUBMARINE SHOP That Just Great Longer Bread! 41 Main Street Peabody Compliments of TAYLOR DANCE STUDIO Peabody Compliments of SWIFT AND SON Builders Painting - Interior Trim - Game Rooms Gutters Laurance F. Swift 93 Goodale Street West Peabody 535-0645 Compliments of FAY MOTOR COMPANY Local Dodge Boys Dodge - Dart - Charger 79 Main Street Peabody 531-0810 — 531-0816 Compliments of H. P. NELSON, INC. 45 Bridge Street Salem Compliments of FLOWERS BY DICK 99 North Street Salem 745-1340 Compliments of SPENCE AUTO BODY 24 Hour Towing Service Repairing — Painting 195 Washington Street Peabody Days: 531-1070 — Nights: 531-2319 Compliments of SAVE-MOR Lowell Street Peabody Compliments of TOWN TWEED CLOTHIERS Lynn - Malden Compliments of RAYMOND’S PHARMACY Compliments of Chris A. Kalivas, Reg. Pharm. Free Prescription Service FERMON TANNING CORP. 14-16 Peabody Square Peabody 531-3096 27 Walnut Street Peabody Compliments of Compliments of ROMIE’S OYSTER HOUSE THE VILLAGE GREEN RESTAURANT 174 Sylvan Street Danvers Route 1 Danvers Compliments of Compliments of McMANUS LIQUORS, INC. PEABODY AUTO SCHOOL Liquors - Wines - Beer 12 Peabody Square 89 Main Street Peabody Best Wishes Compliments of TRU-CONNECTOR MUSKETEERS and CORPORATION CAVALEERS JR. DRUM BUGLE CORPS Manufacturers of R. F. Coaxial Connectors 245 Lynnfield Street Peabody 532-0775 Compliments of COYNE ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT CO. Rear 119 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of BEACON TANNING CO., INC. 48 Foster Street Peabody Compliments of TOM HICKS CHEVRON Chevron Dealer 24 Hour Towing Service — AAA Wilson Square Peabody Tel. 531-9797 — 531-4668 Compliments of JOHN T. BERRY JEWELERS Peabody’s Oldest Jewelry Store Authorized Bidova Dealer Compliments of POTTERSIGN, INC. Peabody Industrial Center Peabody Compliments of STARLITE “Home of the Big Bands Dancing Jsfitely — Coc tails Happy Hour 4 to 7 p.m. William F. Hoarn, Maanger Route 1 Peabody 535-4955 Peabody Square Peabody 531-2729 Compliments of HARRIGAN MOULTON 44 Margin Street Peabody Best of Luc to the Graduating Class of 1967 GEORGE H. WYSHAK, D.M.D. Best Wishes from A Friend Compliments of Marc’s Gift Shop Compliments of William Silverman, M.D., FAAP Best Wishes Royal Cleaners Compliments of Wilson Sq. Drug Professional Prescription Service Louis Doodlesack, Ph.G. Frank R. O ' Keefe, Ph.G. 118 Central Street Peabody 531 ' 0461 Compliments of Essex Tile Supply 4 Mill Street Peabody Compliments of George P. Rizzone, M.D. Compliments of Peabody School Lunch Organization Best of Luc A Friend Compliments of Roby’s Citgo Service Station 139 Lowell Street Peabody Congratulations Victor D. Pohju Landscape Gardener 36 Ellsworth Road Peabody Compliments of Monarch Oil Co. Harry Gardner, Prop. 37 Gardner Street Peabody Compliments of Atty. John Quinlan Compliments of Chez Roberts Hairstyling Compliments of Champagne Bros. Esso Service — Lubrication - Tires - Wheel Balancing Batteries - Accessories - Motor Tune-Up 83 Main Street Peabody 531-2451 Compliments of Budget Pool Co. One Source For All Tour Pool Requirements Jack Shay 100 Newbury 7 Street (Route 1) Peabody 535-1500 Best Wishes North Shore Paint and Wallpaper Co. Compliments of The Roadhouse 55 Pulaski Street Peabody Compliments of Bowl-O-Mat “Where the price is right and the ball is light” Art Christopher — Pete Christopher 100 River Street Beverly For Reservations Call 922-1140 Compliments of M. H. Bresnahan Co.