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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

£ oncjrci ond - (LfaSS of 1968 As you know, 1968 marks the Centennial of Peabody’s name. For one hundred years, men and women have proudly taken our name to every corner of the globe. I have no doubt that the members of the Class of 1968 will also add new lustre to the history of our glorious city. I am pleased to note that you are the first class to graduate in my administration. If it pleases you, I would like to give you the designation “ Centennial Class ” of Peabody Senior High School. With every best wish for your future success, I remain Very truly yours, Nicholas Mavroules Mayor of Peabody EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Stanley Lehto Co-Editor Art Editor Jonathan Sacks Barbara Salt Photography Editor Andrew Zetlan Sports Editor Mark Weiner House Editors Barbara Senges Myrna Sterin Cheryl Lechten FOREWORD A yearbook is a record of past events and achievements. A high school yearbook is a curious collection of varied and sometimes humorous memories that serves to remind one of a unique and wonderful period of life; for a high school career cannot be summarized merely as a list of events that occurred during a given period of time. Four years of high school are made up of intangible things, like learning in a classroom, enjoying oneself at a dance, feeling anger for punishment in school, or gaining satisfaction for completing a group project. These and other experiences serve to create for each of us a different concept of what high school is, and what is important about it. But it is also during this period of our lives that wo are gaining our views of life in general, both in and out of school. Our experiences in high school help us to form our ideas and opinions of what is important in life, what is worth striving for. That is why high school, and thus the high school yearbook, are so important. It is with this idea in mind that we on the literary staff have created the Meta ’68. We’ve tried to include not just lists of people and their accomplishments, but different ideas and feelings about these people, both students and faculty, who have helped make Peabody High what it was, and what it is to each of us of the Class of 1968. We hope that, with the help of Mr. Thomas Callahan and Miss Mary Luz, we have done this in an effective and pleasing way, and we hope that as you look at this book in later years, you will take pride and enjoyment from remembering Peabody High School. Yet it is with a feeling of sadness that we must add the next thought. The memories we will recall from this yearbook must always include memories of life outside of school. We wish that it were possible to write that these will be joyful memories of a peaceful world. We can only add that it is the fervent hope of everyone connected with this yearbook that the Meta ’69 will be published in a time of peace. The Editor-in-Chief Compliments of META STAFF “I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestion- able ability of man to elevate his life by a conscious endeavor. ' 1 ' — Henry David Thoreau And so the life of our Principal, Arthur J. Barry, has been elevated by his actions and thoughts in the past thirty-four years. One man’s ideas and philosophies forged ahead to help shape the lives of two generations of young people. He spoke and we listened, but more than that, we spoke and he listened. Com- munications from Mr. Barry to his pupils have always been good - thoughtful, understanding, fair. Feelings run deep and meaningful. His guidance knows no boundaries, many of our predecessors have been influenced greatly by him. Yes, Arthur J. Barry has served long and well. He will forever be cherished and remembered by all those fortunate to have met him. The Class of 1968 dedicates this yearbook of our past record and achievements, the Meta ’68, to a man who has “elevated his life by a conscious endeavor.” Compliments of HOMEROOM B-28 Four Star Service 80 Newbury Street, Peabody, Mass. GAGNON WELDING COMPANY rr91 LYNNFIELD STREET, PEABODY, MASS ADMINISTRATION MR. HIGGINS MR. WELCH MR. JOHNSON MR. VERONESE MR. MACIONE MR. BARRY, Principal HOUSEMASTERS MR. WALSH GEORGE’S TRANSPORTATION 58 WALNUT STREET, PEABODY, MASS. MR. CALLAHAN h{ow, you remember in the House of Seven Gables’ . . .” MR. BRESNAHAN I ' m always delighted to hear your opinion. MR. CAVANAUGH II n’y pas d’ananas au Canada.’ MR. CAREY “ Very interesting, but lousy. MR. BARAC This is the top, and THIS is the bottom. t MR. BRAWLEY Ohl ill, Nooo!” MR. FLYNN “Aw, geez, I don ' t now.“ MRS. FENNESSEY “ And this is a Cuckoo Bird.’ MISS LUZ “We need only $3,400 more for the yearbook MR. GREEHY “ That ' s GREEHY, not Greely. GIBLEE’S MEN’S WEAR 150 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASS. MRS. OTTESEN “ Don’t be so hostile, young man. ' ' MISS CARROLL “ Save your questions for later. ' ' MISS S HEEHAN “7 [ow. my little Chickadees . . MISS LEE Plus de questions, Meillieur la lecon. MR. WHITMORE Uh . . . Well, Urn . . Jefferson Press Compliments of 49 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. P.H.S. Band, Baton Squad, Color Guard ENGLISH Thomas J. Callahan Linda M. Crean D. Edward Gorman Josephine M. Hosman Virginia P. Kiley Richard G. Makela Nathan L. Masterson Carol McNair James M. Meagher A. Ellen Prochilo Cornelia E. Sheehan William L. Storey J. David Whitmore Eunice K. Yost MATHEMATICS Ann B. Carroll Brian M. Carr Catherine Crowell Carlyle E. Drew Roy G. Faria Chrisoula Fillis Frances C. McLaughlin ART Edward D. Carey LIBRARIAN Leo J. Espindle SCIENCE Henry A. Sullivan Mary Barnett Harold Connor Joseph B. Cushing Marie F. Fennessey Frances Goldsmith Arthur Peretzian SOCIAL STUDIES William J. Bresnahan James E. Arnold John E. Bezemes Daniel W. Connolly William F. Cronin James H. Greehy Catherine A. Murphy Edward L. O’Connor John E. Sullivan FOREIGN LANGUAGES R. Dorothy Lee Georgia E. Boyle Robert R. Cavanaugh Blanche A. Langlois Neil J. La Vita John H. McDonald Frank Nekolosi Carole Otteson BAND MASTER John H. Evans MUSIC SUPERVISOR Ann Marie Trudel VOCATIONAL Richard J. White Kathleen M. Aherne Edmond A. Bass Robert W. Boyd Salvatore A. Causi John Celatta Howard M. Collyer Walter Gill Edward Hogan Joseph P. Howard Lawrence M. Kohut Peter A. LaCortiglia George Marquis Arthur O’Donnell Bruno V. Pierotti Wilfred J. Thibodeau Lewis Wilson HOME ECONOMICS Grace Fitzpatrick Elaine Kirby BUSINESS Mary E. Luz Stanley A. Barac Richard S. Codair Henry A. Eagar Alvin Innis Paul H. Lawrence Judith G. Marcos Kathryn E. McHugh Bruce S. Perkins Thomas E. Sinkiewicz Philip N. Smyrnios Mary E. Sullivan OFFICE STAFF Ruth M. Conley Jennie J. Zavadsky Helen E. Gisitski GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mary A. Sweeney Jessie V. Costello Irene M. O ' Keefe Anne V. O ' Neill Constantine Theokas Patricia Romanick Francis P. Walsh PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arthur Adamopoulos Pamela R. Hoy Mary A. McNamara Richard Sapienza George L. Smyrnios ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Edward T. Donahue John E. Bezemes Charles Carlin Edward Curtin James Greehy, Jr. David Hallinan Edward Hogan Peter Routses Robert Southwick Louis Surman Joseph Yelverton DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Edward M. Brawley Thomas P. Flynn Compliments of PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL OUTING (Graduates First row, left to right: Carol Bell, Patti Merakos, Vice-President; John MacDougall, President; Lynne Xarras, Secretary; Alec Geanoulis, Treasurer; Carol Stone. Second row, left to right: John Guerra, Cheryl Lechten, Donna Meneghini, Janis Kapaon, Sally Robertson, Carol O ' Neill, Vicki Kotoloski, Bruce Webster. Third row, left to right: Brian Champigny, Harold Bernstein, Richard Tullock, Dennis Morrissey, John Andruszkiewicz, Peter Gargas. COYNE ENGINEERING AND EQUIPMENT CO. 119 FOSTER STREET, PEABODY. MASS. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS and HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right: Carol Bell, Patti Merakos, Vice-President; Bruce Webster, President; Lynne Xarras, Secretary; Alec Geanoulis, Treasurer; Donna Meneghini. Second row, left to right: Barbara Stewart, Meryl Bernstein, Patricia Gambale, Toni Metaxetos, Sally Robertson, Linda Cameron, Cheryl Lechten. Third row, left to right: Donna Blodgett, Richard Delpero, Dennis Morrissey, Edward Zalewski, Arthur Zalewski, Connie Gianarelis. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS and HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES THOMAS ACTIS ROBERTA DALE ALMAN 4 Alden Road 12 Murray Street Intramural Football and Basketball Katherine Gibbs - Secretary Pep Squad, Meta, Newspaper CALVIN R. ANDERSON 255 Lynnfield Street Machinist Vocational Club SHARON ANDERSON • 22 Pulaski Street Accounting D.E.C.A. CAROL FRANCES ANDREWS 34 Catherine Drive Secretary Pep Squad, Meta, Newspaper JOHN ANDRUSZKIEWICZ 6 Buxton Lane Salem State - Teaching Ski, Chemistry, Home Room Rep. JOSEPH ANDRUSKIEWICZ 60 Central Street S ervice Intramural Football, Basketball, and Volleyball DEBRA ANKELES 629 Lowell Street Political Science Ski Club, Pep Squad, Office Pagette, Cine Club, Meta, Dramatic Guild, Guidance, Chemistry, Observer NICHOLAS ANTONIO, JR. 31 Elm Street Broadcaster Cross Country Track, Intramurals KING’S GRANT INN CORP. ROUTE 128, BEVERLY, MASS ANTHONY ARKALIS JAMES JOSEPH ARNOLD GLORIA ARRINGTON 23 Osborne Street IBM School 24 Sherman Street Northeastern - Engineer Spanish, Band 201 Andover Street Hairdresser Chorus MARILYN ATKINSON 88 Lynnfield Street Salem State College ■ Teaching or Nursing Chorus. Observer, Art, Pep Squad, Intramural Basketball, Dramatic Guild ELIZABETH J. AUCELLA 13 Louis Road North Shore Community College - Secretary Dramatic Guild, Equestrian, Guidance, Intramurals CAROL AVELLINO 58 Tumelty Road Beverly Hospital School of Nursing - Nursing Baton Squad, Equestrian, Drama, Future Nursing, Guidance, Meta, Drum Major ALAN BAGARELLA 41 Perley Avenue Mechanic Vocational DAVID BAILEY 7 Hoghill Road Lowell Tech - Engineer Track, Cross Country, Football, Intramurals BRENDA BARKER 42 Lynnfield Street Andover Institute - IBM Program Pep Squad, Baton Squad, Intramurals, Chorus ANDREW’S BEAUTY SALON 27 LOWELL STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM A- 1 7 Miss McHugh THOMAS ACTIS : The Rip Van Winkle of the study hall with that terrific sense of humor. JOSEPH ANDRUSKIEWICZ: A hard name to spell, but even harder to forget; as a friend he’s tops. NICHOLAS ANTONIO: Mischief sparkles in his eyes and his laughter never dies. ANTHONY ARKALIS: To know him is to like him — mis- chievous, memorable, unmanageable. DAVID BAILEY: A friend’s friend, a genial guy, always grinning, always winning. SYDNEY BARNES: Brilliant hair with a mind to match Rusty’s always willing to give a helping hand. DENTON BAUER: Silent grin in class, full smile out — a quiet friendliness. ROBERT BENSON: Bob, always smil ing with a great sense of humor — positive personality. BRUCE BENTO: Ready, willing and able to enliven any class — in a humorous way. GEORGE BENTO: “Big George’’ class comedian — constantly smiling — a great friend. ROBERTA ALMAN: Good nature and good sense must ever join. SHARON ANDERSON: “A girl of but few words.” CAROL ANDREWS: “Be easy, affable, familiar, friendly.” DEBRA ANKELES: “Bubbling over with good nature. ELIZABETH AUCELLA: “Good humor is the health of the soul.” Sponsored by HOMEROOM A - 1 7 CAROL AVELLNIO: “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” LIAROLD BERNSTEIN: “The smiling Southener, a sparkling, spirited member of our class. BRENDA BARKER: ’A pleasant smile, a pleasing person- ality and an abundance of good humor.” CAROL BELL: “A leader of the highest caliber who has a host of friends and deserved popularity.” NANCY BELL: “Of few words and a quiet manner, she has never been known to lose her temper. SANDRA BELLVILLE: A cute, pert, young lady. Never serious, but always happy. MERYL BERNSTEIN: “Sweet, pretty, and well-liked. A friend indeed. JUDITH BESTON: “One does much that does a thing well, and Judy’s endeavors have been constantly successful.” PAULA BETTENCOURT: “Vivacious, lively and consider- ate, Paula is fun to be with.” SANDRA LEE BETTENCOURT: “Unassuming, quiet and reserved. Her commercial aptitude will carry her far in the business world.” SANDRA M. BETTENCOURT: Always lively, always play- ful, a girl of infinite energy.” JANET BEZEMES: “A wonderful girl with great personality appeal, one who definitely enjoys life and all its com- ponents. CYNTHIA BLAKE: “Cindy’s sparkling smile and sweet nature have won her many lasting friendships. Vincent Potato Chip 205 Highland Avenue, Salem, Mass. SYDNEY BARNES 36 Forest Street North Shore Community College Business Administration Meta DENTON BRUCE BAUER 110 Central Street Salem Commercial - Accountant Intramurals, Observer, D.E.C.A. CAROL ANN BELL 19 Rose Circle Lowell State - Teacher Student Council, Ski Club, Drama, Guidance, Meta, Pep Squad NANCY BELL 5 Pleasant Street Art, Intramurals ANTHONY BELLI, JR. 74 Harrison Avenue Mechanic Vocational Club SANDRA BELLVILLE 31 St. Ann’s Avenue Secretarial Meta ROBERT BENSON BRUCE BENTO GEORGE M. BENTO 19 Samoset Road Intramurals 45 Fulton Street Football, Track, Int ramural Basketball 7 Forest Street Control Data Institute Computer Programmer CHERRON TIRE 53 WALNUT STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HAROLD BERNSTEIN 22 Essex Lane Memphis State University Homeroom Rep., Intramurals, Math League MERYL BERNSTEIN 7 Plymouth Road Bryant Stratton Business Data Processing Pep Scjuad, Tennis Club, Equestrian Club, Guidance, Music, Homeroom Rep., Observer, Meta KEVIN BERRY 7 Clearwater Road Air National Guard German Club, Newspaper Staff JUDY BESTON 27 Dustin Street Salem State College - Teacher French Club, Drama, National Honor Society, Pep Squad ELSE BETTENCOURT 14 Davis Terrace Northeastern University Electrical Engineer Ski, Student Council, Guidance PAULA BETTENCOURT 15 Colonial Road Secretary Pep Squad, Meta, School Newspaper, Intramurals, Girls Self-Defense % grant SANDRA L. BETTENCOURT 23 Buxton Street Dental Assistant SANDY MARIE BETTENCOURT 15 Colonial Road Business Secretary Intramurals, Pep Squad NADINE BERTOLATTI 2 Haskell Place Hairdressing MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. 250 JEFFERSON AVENUE, SALEM, MASS. JANET BEZEMES 14 Pine Street Secretarial Position Airline Stewardess Intramural Basketball, Pep Squad, Homeroom Rep., Observer, Meta, Newspaper CYNTHIA J. BLAKE 6 Fairmount Road Singer Meta, Chorus, Ski. Intramural Softball, Drama, Cheerleader DONNA BLODGETT 25 Osborne Street Secretary - Civil Service Ski, Baton Squad, Meta, Observer, Intramural Basketball, Homeroom Rep. WILLIAM BOGIGIAN BERNADETTE BOISCLAIR CASSANDRA BOUTILIER 32 Nickerson Road 18 Roycroft Road 24 Sunset Drive Burdett College Secretary Marketing and Retailing Ski, Pep Squad, D.E.C.A., Chorus, Drama, Bowling, Intramural Softball and D.E.C.A., Ski, Track, Intramural Basketball Basketball ELAINE M. BOYNTON SCOTT BOZEK DONNA M. BROWN 24 Coolidge Avenue I.TA., Boston Key Punch Operator D.E.C.A. 7 Beacon Street Harvard - Research Ski, Band, French, Math, Drama 25 Griffin Road Northeastern University - Nursing French, Baton Squad, Drama, Observer, German, Office Pagette, Future Nurses CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST OF PEABODY 37 FOSTER STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM A- 1 8 Mr. Cronin WILLIAM BOGIGIAN: Bill has a ball whatever he does: just ask anybody. BERNADETTE BOISCLAIR: At first, she seems quiet, but a second look will tell you there ' s something going on. CASSANDRA BOUTILIER: Cassie isn’t one for words or noise, but always meditative and sympathetic. ELAINE BOYNTON: Shy, reserved, works hard, and never says an unkind word. STEPHEN BUCKLEY: Great kid and best friend of Mr. Johnson. BEVERLY BURKE: We all love her. She wants to be an airline hostess: coffee, tea, or milk? ROBERT CAMERON: That man with his tuba, what more can we say? WILLIAM CARTER: Bill is straightforward, friendly, and a hard-working fellow. JAMES CARVINO: Rumor has it that Jim is a mad rocket scientist for the French underground, but he’s a pretty good guy in spite of it. JAMES CHAMPAGNE: This fellow will go far with his personality. BRIAN CHAMPIGNY : This boy really flys, especially in his super personality. We expect him to succeed and to win many true friends. ELAINE CHAPIN: Attractive, intelligent, and a good student and a good musician. She is usually seen with a certain member of the Jazz Brass. JOHN CHAPULIS: What hides behind that boisterous and somewhat gruff exterior? We suspect a heart of unpolished gold. MARILYN CLARK: Though short on words, this girl is long on effort, a very hard worker. WILLIAM COLEMAN: Quiet, easy-going, a steadfast and easy manner, Bill will be one of the quiet success stories of the future. MAUREEN CONWAY: Popular, witty, she has an outgoing personality. PHILIP CONNOLLY: Phil is good-natured, and doesn’t let things get him down. SHIRLEY COSMAN: A cute girl with a swell personality, she has a warm smile and a cheery hello for everybody. NICHOLAS COTON1: Nick’s a quiet guy with an easy-going manner, and a real sport. BERNICE CUNNINGHAM: Very proper and ladylike, a good student, Bernice will be quite a businesswoman. DAVID CUSHING: Everybody likes Dave, a great kid with a great personality. NANCY DABRIEO: Nancy’s warm and pleasant ways will continue to bring her happiness. LINDA DANIELS: Linda’s a quiet girl but somehow she ' s always in on the fun. MICHAEL DeANGELIS: This handsome lad is also quite a wit, and has many good friends, often in on the mischief afoot. RICHARD DELPERO: Rich always has a good time. One of the unsung heroes of P.H.S. football. GAIL DesJARDINS: Warm personality, and the only senior in the Color Guard. RONALD DeVOE: Ron always has that twinkle in his eye that says he’s up to something, and whatever he’s up to, you can bet that it’s a lot of fun. Wolbar Machine Products Windsor Button Shop Industrial Center, Peabody, Mass. Northshore Shopping Center, Peabody, Mass. SUSAN BROWN 14 Loris Road Marian Court Secretarial School Pep Squad, Guidance, Ski Club STEPHEN J. BUCKLEY 19 Baldwin Street University of Massachusetts Baseball, Football B usiness A d ministration BEVERLY BURKE 4 Johnson Avenue Business Secretary Ski Club, Newspaper, Pep Squad SUSAN BURRALL 4 Crossrip Avenue Fitchburg State Ski Club, Pep Squad, Office Pagette, Guidance, Drama, Observer LINDA CAMERON 21 Clark Road Gordon College Chorus, Observer, Pep Squad, Homeroom Rep., Drama, Intramural, Spanish, Meta, Cheerleading ROBERT G. CAMERON 9 Bay State Boulevard State College at Lowell Music Education Band, Chorus, German Club, Cine’ Club PHYLLIS LOUISE CAPPUCCIO WILLIAM CARTER JAMES A. CARVINO 13 Donna Street Salem State College Drama, Office Pagette, Pep Squad 12 Greenwood Road Lowell State College Teacher Ski Club 1 Jackson Avenue Salem State College Math Teacher Language Lab Club, Intramurals CONNERY-KAVANAUGH CO. 132 MUNROE STREET, LYNN, MASS. JAMES R. CHAMPAGNE 517 Lowell Street Navy Observer, Homeroom Rep., Ski Club BRIAN CHAMPIGNY 70 Fairview Avenue Pilot Guidance Club, Ski Club, Hockey, Homeroom Rep. ELAINE CHAPIN 3 Dale Street State University of Neiu York Special Teaching Chorus, Band, Pep Squad, Cine’ Club, Drama, Guidance Club JOHN A. CHAPULIS 27 Birch Street State College at Fitchburg Teacher - Drafting Intramurals, Bowling ROBIN PATRIC CHIRNSIDE 43 Paul Avenue Navy MARILYN ANNE CLARK 42 Linden Road I.B.M. STEVEN WALTER CODDENS 1 Piedmont Road Wentworth - Machinist Vocational Club, Officer - Secretary LEWIS JAY COHEN 10 Symphony Road University of Massachusetts Biologist Chemistry Club, Math League WILLIAM T. COLEMAN 8 Douglas Street Salem State College Teaching Math Ski Club, Bowling, Intramurals MARC-AURELE PHARMACY 1 KING STREET, PEABODY, MASS. CHARLES MICHAEL COLLIER 15 Sylvia Road University of Massachusetts PHILLIP CONNOLLY 16 Palmer Avenue Football, Basketball, Ski Club, D.E.C.A., Intramurals MAUREEN CONWAY 5 Longstreet Road Hairdressing Tennis Club, Chorus, Pep Squad, Observer CONSTANCE CORBETT 220 Andover Street Salem State College - Business Office Pagette, Pep Squad, Intramurals SHIRLEY M. COSMAN 14 Walsh Avenue North Shore Community College Pep Squad, Ski, Observer, Girls Track. Basketball NICHOLAS J. COTONI 45 Farm Avenue St. Thomas Advertising, Bowling BERNICE ANNE CUNNINGHAM 14 Columbus Road Essex Agricultural Institute Hairdressing Pep Squad, Observer DAVID CUSHING 171 Lowell Street Drama Club CHERYL CWALINA 18 Grandview Avenue Salem State College - Teacher Spanish, Ski, Pep Squad, Observer, Intramurals, Office Pagette DAILY EVENING ITEM 38 EXCHANGE STREET, LYNN, MASS. HOMEROOM A- 1 9 Mrs. Hosman CHRISTINE GIACCHINO: “C” is for Chris — cute, cap- tivating, cheerful, and considerate. SUSAN FEUDO: Eyes that sparkle — a life of fun — Sue’s a friend to everyone! MARY GADZERA: Wonderful friendliness with sincere warmth and consideration for others. LAWRENCE EDMANDS: One who is known to catch up on his sleep during 4th period — the Rip Van Winkle of A-19. ELIZABETH GEORGE: A little bit naughty — but heavenly - It’s the little people that make the world go around — Why Liz.? NANCY FRENCH: Lively — cute — Nancy has a vibrant personality and a friendly nature. TRICIA GAMBALE: Tricia’s interest in others, her congenial way, and her wit make her welldiked. JOAN DWYER: Joan has an outstanding personality — what ' ever she wants, she’ll get. JOHN FLANAGAN: It’s never the quiet ones who boast, for they are the ones who accomplish the most. ARTHUR FLANAGAN : Sincere musical devotion and ability will carry Arthur a long way. SALLY DUSSAULT: Good-hearted — out-going — friendly — admired by others. WENDY DOUGLAS: A welcomed smile, a sincere friend, Wendy is always willing to lend a helping hand. DAVID DRAGON : Great personality — handsome — well- dressed — athletic. DAVID DILLAWAY: Full of initiative — with a desire for the best in life. CONNIE GIANARELIS: In love with life — fun to be with — always laughing — loved by everyone. WILLIAM FLYNN : Friendly disposition — great sense of humor. MARY FERNANDES: A smile is the passport to life. Maria is well on her way. ELLEN GERRISH: Quiet and nice — with just enough spice. DONNA GARROW: A girl who already knows what she wants from life. HOPE FULLER: Hard working — efficient — conscientious — a sure success. STEPHEN GIOVINO: The boy of many names and a fine sense of humor. ANNMARIE GAUTHIER: Her pleasant ways and charming smile make us like her all the while. JAMES GEANOULIS: No dull moments are to be found when Jimmy is around. MARDI DOHERTY: Cute — peppy — full of fun. She’s all right, the world’s all wrong. P. J. ELLIS — The class comedian, whose personality is best represented by the way he dresses and skis. PETER GARGAS: Hard working — intelligent — well- rounded — full of fun. ALAN EDGERLY : A pleasing personality — truly a good sport. Sponsored by HOMEROOM A - 1 9 NANCY DABRIEO 115 Lowell Street Plus School of Lynn Key-Punch Operator Meta, Observer LINDA DANIELS 35 Beacon Boulevard Hairdresser ARTHUR DANSKER 21 Bartholomew Terrace Sell Hi-Fi Equipment Chorus MICHAEL DeANGELIS RICHARD DELPERO 274 Lynn Street Foreign Legion Intramurals, Drama Observer Co-Editor, Track 405 Lowell Street University of Massachusetts Laiv School Football, Basketball, Ski, Baseball, Intramurals, Homeroom Rep, Observer BARRY DeNOFRIO 13 Hampshire Road Guidance, Drama, “Peabody Hide” GAIL AMY DES JARDINS Burdett - Airline Stewardess Chorus, Meta, Color Guard RONALD DeVOE 12 Sylvia Road Andover Institute of Business Salesman Intramurals DAVID ALAN DILLAWAY 1 Elmwood Circle Mass. Trade Automobile Mechanic Track, Intramurals EMPIRE CLOTHING STORE ESSEX STREET, SALEM, MASS. WENDY SHARON DOUGLAS 22 Coolidge Avenue Marian Court Secretarial School Executive Secretary Observer, Homeroom Rep,, Chorus, Office Pagette, Pep Squad, Drama, Guidance MARGARET DOHERTY 24 Bartholomew Street Essex Tech. - Cosmetologist Ski Club, Pep Squad GEORGE DOLANSKY 2 Lisa Road Air Force Football, Intramurals BARBARA DOUGLAS 27 Coolidge Avenue Salem State College - Teacher Spanish Club, Drama, Guidance, Observer, Pep Squad, Meta WALTER FRANCIS DEARY, JR. 17 Pinecrest Avenue A viation Vocational DAVID HENRY DRAGON 33 Northend Street Bryant and Stratton A c counting Football, Intramurals, Coin Club. D.E.C.A., Meta DENNIS DURANTE SALLY E. DUSSAULT JOAN DWYER 5 Carell Road Wentworth Institute of Technology Mechanical Designer and or Architectu ra l Drafts m a n Football, Intramurals 44 County Street Cosmetology Meta, Guidance, Pep Squad, Office Pagette 13 Batchelder Avenue St. Thomas, New Brunswick , Canada - Airline Stczvardess Ski, Basketball, D.E.C.A., Drama Club SALEM COUNTRY CLUB FOREST STREET, WEST PEABODY, MASS ALAN BRUCE EDGERLY 56 Trask Road LAWRENCE S. EDMANDS 257 Lowell Street D.E.C.A. P ATRICK J. ELLIS 93 Forest Street Ski Intramural Football, Chorus, Ski Club, Basketball, Coin Club, Baseball WILLIAM LINDSEY FADER, JR. 6 Raddin Road University of Massachusetts Civil Engineering Baseball, French Club, Intramurals MARY E. FERNANDES 85 Tremont Street Andover Institute of Business I.B.Mm Camera Club SUSAN GRANETTE FEUDO 18 Herrick Road Secretarial Work Pep Squad ARTHUR FLANAGAN 55 Gardner Street Band JOHN ALAN FLANAGAN 55 Gardner Street Chorus WILLIAM FLYNN 19 Tremont Street Football, Intramural Basketball EVANS FLOWERS COR. WARREN and ENDICOTT STREETS, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM A-20 Miss Fillis MATT GOLDBERG: Matt will always be remembered for his easy-going personality and his willingness to help. FRANK GRAVEL: A friendly guy, Chubba would rather listen first, speak later and then laugh! ROD HOSSFELD: Remembered for his impeccable manners and his contribution to the Jazz Brass. LINDA GRILLO: A quiet, sweet girl, Linda has a friendly smile for everyone. LAURIE GRIMAN : With affected gaiety and liveliness. ELAINE KELLERMAN : If giggling is a sign of happiness, Elaine is the happiest girl we know. BESSIE KENTROS: Outgoing, friendly, will always be remembered. DONNA JAGODYNSK1: Mysterious and lovely, Donna has us all captivated by her charm. RICHARD JOHNSON: Dickie is always good natured and friendly to everyone. KAIDA GUILFOYLE: Nice to talk to, fun to be with, Kaida will achieve all her goals. BRENDA KUCKER: A lively blonde with a bubbly per- sonality. MATTHEW KIRK: The kind of boy every girl wants - tall, dark and handsome. DIANE LOPES: Cute and vivacious with that twinkle in her eyes. GARY LEVESQUE: Remembered for his intelligence, sense of humor, friendship, and good looks. VICKI KOTOLOSKI: Vicki’s sparkling personality has brought her great popularity. TERRY MARCAURELLE: A shy, intelligent girl; we know Terry will enjoy great success. MARK LeCAIN : Nice, easy-going and calm. Never loses control over any situation. STANLEY LEHTO: Without Stanley this yearbook would never have become a reality. LINDA MAIHOS: Exuberant, always busy, always happy - a good addition to A-20. PAMELA LORD: Pam hopes to become a model — we know she’ll succeed. TOM GRELISH: Tom’s friendly concern for his fellow students accounts for his popularity. JANICE HINES: Our quiet, blonde classmate, efficient and persevering. MERRILL MARCUS: One of the brightest, most ambitious and most amusing boys in our class. TIM McMAHON: We will remember Tim for his sense of humor. LORRAINE LaCHANCE: Friendly and helpful, always eager to lend a hand. RICHARD KRAWCZYK: A happy boy Whose laughter and pranks gave us a lift. BETSY GOLDSTEIN: We have only beautiful, nice things to say about Betsy. MARGE GORDON: Margie is everything a girl could hope to be: pretty, smart, friendly, and wonderful. Sponsored by Yoken’s “Thar She Blows” HOMEROOM A-20 Routes 1 and 114, Danvers, Mass. ROBERT GRAHAM FOSS 72 North Central Street United States Military Academy Chemical Engineering French Club LAURA DIANE FREEDMAN 36 Coleman Street Northeastern University - Nursing Chorus, Pep Squad, Future Nurses of America, Spanish NANCY ALICE FRENCH 23 Elmwood Circle North Shore Community College Ski Club, Pep Squad, Observer, Meta, Tennis, Drama Club HOPE MARIE FULLER ELIZABETH J. GABRIELSKI MARY ANASTASIA GADZERA 6 Azalea Lane 55 Aborn Street 29 Kosciusko Street Homemaker Salem State College Secretary Intramural Basketball Business Career Guidance Club, Pep Squad, Drama Club, Observer, Spanish Club, Meta PATRICIA A. GAMBALE PETER A. GARGAS DONNA LOUISE GARROW 47 Washington Street Endicott College Airline Stewardess Chorus, Homeroom Rep., Ski Club, Pep Squad, Intramural Basketball, D.E.C.A., Meta 32 Kosciusko Street Cornell University - Engineering Observer, Guidance Club, Meta, Track, Student Council, Homeroom Rep., Chemistry Club, Intramurals, N.H.S. 89 Washington Street Continental - Hairdresser D.E.C.A. Compliments of MR. and MRS. MORRIS ANKELES 629 LOWELL STREET, PEABODY ANNMARIE A. GAUTHIER 44 Aborn Street File Clerk PHILIP O. GAUTHIER 44 Aborn Street G. E. Apprentice - Machinist Vocational Club ALEXANDER GEANOULIS 27 Charles Street Mass. College of Pharmacy Research Pharmacist School Newspaper, Drama Club, Football, Class Treasurer JAMES GEANOULIS ERIC GELIN ELIZABETH GEORGE 41 Walsh Avenue Plus School of Business Data Processing Ski Club, Chorus, Intramurals 15 Plymouth Road North Shore Community College Accountant 5 Driscoll Street Essex Tech - Secretary Ski Club, D.E.C.A., Pep Squad ELLEN LOUISE GERRISH 14 Washington Place Salem State College - Teaching Baton Squad, Drama Club, French Club CHRISTINE GIACCHINO 8 Bedford Road Secretary Meta, Observer, Pep Squad CORNELIA GIANARELIS 11 Kingdom Terrace North Shore Community College Business Teacher Pep Squad, Guidance Club, Meta, Drama Club Homeroom Rep. KING’S GRANT INN CORP. ROUTE 128 , BEVERLY, MASS ALLAN WENDELL GIBBS 17 Longview Way Salem State College - Accountant Track, Spanish Club BETTE-JEAN GIBELY 1 Haskell Place Internal Revenue Ski Club, Pep Squad, Intramural Basketball. Observer STEPHEN GIOVINO 19 Manomet Road Military Service CHARLES GODDARD 21 Blackstone Street East Coast Aero Tech Airplane Mechanic Football, Drama Club MATTHEW GOLDBERG 17 Edythe Lane Cine’ Club, Guidance, Chemistry- Physics BETTY GORDON 10 Styles Drive Salem State College - Teaching Basketball, Ski Club MARJORIE RHONDA GORDON 10 Birchwood Avenue University of Massachusetts Pep Squad, Chemistry, Meta, French Club, Guidance, Drama Club, School Newspaper (Editor), Ski Club, Office Pagette THEODORE GRAB 113 Lowell Street North Shore Community College Accountant HELLENIC CREDIT UNION ELIZABETH GOLDSTEIN Wheatland Street Univ. of Massachusetts Cine’ Club, Chemistry, School Newspaper, Drama Club, Guidance Club, Meta, Observer, Office Pagette 116 MAIN STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM A-2 I PAMELA MELITO: Never a frown, always a smile, her words are few but always worthwhile. JONATHAN SACKS: Inquisitive - Ambitious — Sure to obtain his highest goals. RITA MORIN : Fun-loving — Energetic — Lively and always laughing. DONNA MENEGHINI: Thoughtful, outgoing, and pleasing; Donna has won many lasting friends. NANCY ROTHMAN: Pretty and popular with lively per- sonality and sincerity. PAT McQUEENEY: Friendly and good-natured well-liked by those who knew her. ANDY ZETLAN : Friendly, well-liked for his many fine qualities. MARK WEINER: Remembered for his lively, energetic nature. BONNIE PINTO: Cute, lively, full of fun — Bonnie is liked by everyone. JANICE RICHARDSON: Remembered for her energetic nature and outgoing personality. CAROL PIERCE: Her sincere and sweet nature has made her many warm friendships. AUDREY PET TINE: Sweet, considerate, and gay — She never had a bad word for anyone. DONNA SULLIVAN: A talkative girl with a bubbling per- sonality. ANNA MURPHY: Gracious — gentle — ever-smiling. Just naturally nice. PEGGY STOCKER: Smiling eyes, a friendly grin — Full of vitality, vigor and vim. JOANN SPILIOTIS: What ' s life if not for fun? RONNIE NEKOROSKI: Good natured, carefree, easy going. BARBARA SENGER: Friendly, thoughtful, an excellent student. SANDRA PAVENSKI: Sweet, sincere, with a charm of her own. DINA PICANSO: A wonderful girl with a great personality to match. EDITH SPURR: Remembered for her friendliness and good nature. BARBARA SALT: Barbara’s vivacious and friendly person- ality admired by everyone. NANCY SWAIN: Spirited — lively — Nancy was on the go in and out of school. MELODY SHAWRER: Her gentle charm and enthusiastic personality gained her many lasting friendships. JOANNE SPINALE: Quiet, loveable, and talented. An asset to any group. Sponsored by HOMEROOM A - 2 1 JUDITH ALINE GRAFF 7 Philip Avenue Cambridge School of Business Retailing Equestrian Club FRANCIS GRAVEL 3 Sherman Street Salem State College Accountant THOMAS GRELISH 14 Elmwood Circle Suffolk University - Lawyer Football. Basketball, Track, Baseball, Intramurals LINDA GRILLO 14 Raylen Avenue Medical Secretary Future Nurses of America LAURIE GRIMAN 5 Manor Drive Katherine Gibbs - Secretary Spanish, Pep Squad DAVID GROSIAK 25 Columbia Boulevard Salem State College Business KAIDA GUILFOYLE 28 Curwen Road North Shore Community College Pep Squad. Chorus, Observer, School Newspaper, Meta JOHN DONALD GUERRA 1 Mansfield Street Homeroom Rep. STANLEY GUZOWSKI 22 Dustin Street G. E. Apprentice - Machinist Vocational Club MICHAEL’S VARIETY STORE 79 LOWELL STREET, PEABODY, MASS. JUDY C. HALL NANCY H ALLINAN 31 Patricia Road Essex Agricultural and Technological School Cosmetology Ski Club, Pen Squad, Intramurals, Office Pagette, D.E.C.A. 38 Ellsworth Road Office Pagette, Guidance Club SUSAN HANNIFY 8 Reed Road Telephone Operator BETH HARNOIS 15 May Street Essex Tech. - Retailing Ski Club, Office Pagette ARTHUR J. HARVEY 53 North Central Street North East Institute of Technology - Electronics Ski Club, Band, Language Lab Club, Chorus PAUL HAZLETT 10 Upham Street Salem State College ROBERT HEATON 1 Theresa Road Northern Essex - Pilot GEORGIA P. HERMAN 9 Intervale Avenue Katherine Gibbs, Boston W riter Chorus, Spanish Club JAMES HILL 380 Lynnfield Street Lowell Tech. - Architecture Ski Club MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. 250 JEFFERSON AVENUE, SALEM, MASS. JANICE HINES 24 Summit Terrace Bookkeeper Meta PAULINE HOREMIOTE WAYNE HORENSTEIN 20 Aborn Street 7 Curwen Road Salem State College - Teaching United States Air Force Dramatic Guild RODERICK HOSSFELD 8 Emerson Street University of Massachusetts Engineer Band, Drama, Track, Math, Cine’ Club, Ski Club, Guidance Club, Meta CHERYL HOWARD 3 Berry Place Essex Tech. - Advertising Basketball, Ski Club, Pep Squad, D.E.C.A. KEITH R. HOWARD 3 Berry Place Beverly Trade - Machinist Football, Baseball, Ski Club, Observer, Intramurals LINDA M. HYLAND 36 Sutton Street University of Massachusetts Teach Physical Education Ski Club, Student Council, Chorus, Observer, Cheerleading, Leaders Club, Basketball DONNA JAGODYNSKI 3 Longwood Avenue Finishing School D.E.C.A. CORINNE M. JEAN 17 Margin Street Bryant and Stratton - Business Ski Club, Office Pagette, Drama, Latin, Intramurals PORTUGUESE-AMERICAN WAR VETS OF U. S., POST 1 103 TREMONT STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM B-26 Mr. Bezemes JAMES ARNOLD: “Each bird loves to hear himself sing.” ELSE BETTENCOURT: “Speech is great, but silence is greater.” KEVIN BERRY: “Absence makes the heart grow fonder.’ SCOTT BOZEK: “Music is the language of all mankind.” DONNA BROWN: “The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection.” LINDA CAMERON: There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity.” ROBIN CHIRNSIDE: “I have been a stranger in a strange land.” PHYLLIS CAPUCCIO: A true friend is better than gold.” MICHAEL CAPUTO: “Men of few words are the best men. ' CHARLES COLLIER: “A wise wit, a keen look, a witty answer.” LOUIS COHEN: “Each mind has its own method.” CONSTANCE CORBETT: “Good things come in small packages.” CHERYL CW ALINA: “When a women is once in fashion all she does is right.” BARRY DeNOFRIO: “Good temper is an estate for life. BARBARA DOUGLAS: “Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself.” LAURA FREEDMAN: “Words are the only things that last forever.” ROBERT FOSS: “It is a basic rule never to waste anything, be it time or scraps of paper.” WILLIAM FADER: “A vocabulary of truth and simplicity will be of service throughout life. ELIZABETH GABRIELSKI: Good humor is the health of the soul: sadness is its poison.” JOHN GUERRA: “I will find a way or make one. NANCY HALLINAN: “The fairest of the fair. ELIZABETH HARNOIS: “What grace is to the body good sense is to the mind.” JUDY HALL: “With gold in her garment glittering, she combs her golden hair.” SUSAN HANNIFY: Patience is the art of hoping.” PAUL HAZLETT: “Fun is like life insurance; the older you get the more it costs.” SUSAN BURRALL: “Mind is the partial side of women; the h eart is everything. ALAN GIBBS: “Though vanquished he could argue still. ' Sponsored by HOMEROOM B-26 DALE SUSAN JOHNSON 8 Rita Road Salem State College Liberal Arts Course Drama, Baton Squad, Meta, Dramatic Guild, Ski Club, Guidance Club RICHARD JOHNSON 15 Princeton Street North Shore Community College Teacher D.E.C.A. BERNARD KALLELIS 147 Bartholomew Street Commercial Artist Ski Club, Meta JANIS MARIE KAPAON 31 Aborn Street Salem State College Elementary Education Ski Club, Drama, Baton Squad, Office Pagette, Meta, Observer, Guidance Club, Pep Squad CHARLIE KAPPOTIS 76 Franklin Street Essex Tech. - Retailing Distributive Education D.E.C.A., Track ARNOLD STEPHEN KARP 7 Maryvale Lane Boston State College B usi n ess M an age men t Baseball, Intramurals KATHY KEATING 13 Charles Street Salem State College - Teacher Observer, Guidance ELAINE KELLERMAN 137 Lowell Street Retailing Drama Club. Volleyball PEABODY CO-OPERATIVE BANK PERRY A. KARAKOUDAS 29 Paleologos Street Salem Commercial Police Officer D.E.C.A., Football, Intramurals. Ski Club 32 MAIN STREET, PEABODY, MASS. MATTHEW KIRK 4 Herald Road Construction Football, D.E.C.A., Intramurals BESSIE KENTROS 14 Paleologos Street Mansfield Beauty Academy Hairdressing Junior Achievement, Pep Squad DIANE KESSARIS 22 Northend Street Essex Agricultural Fashion Designer Basketball, Ski Club, Pep Squad DANIEL KIRKORIAN 5 Elliott Place University of Massachusetts Teacher Basketball, Track EDWARD KLINE 37 Warren Street University of Massachusetts Teacher Chemistry, Drama, Guidance, French, Observer Art Staff FRANK C. KOCZALKA 4 Sherman Street Auto Mechanic Vocational Club ANTHONY J. KOLODZI EJ 19 Troy Street G. E . Apprentice Course Machinist Vocational Club VICKI L. KOTOLOSKI 9 Sylvia Road Dental Assistant Homeroom Rep., Observer, Pep Squad, Meta RICHARD J. KRAWCZYK 6 Douglas Street Andover Institute of Business Computer Programmer Ski Club, D.E.C.A., Language Lab MARC-AURELE PHARMACY 1 KING STREET, PEABODY, MASS. BRENDA JOYCE KUCKER 7 Tanners Court Secretary Pep Squad, Meta, Guidance, Observer LINDA KUHNBERG 50 Emerson Avenue University of Massachusetts Elementary Education Drama, Ski Club, Meta, Guidance, French EDWARD MICHAEL KUVA 133 Washington Street Salem State College Elementary Education Track, German, Ski Club LORRAINE LACHANCE 70 Lowell Street Secretary Guidance, Meta, Meta Typist, Pep Squad MICHAEL LALICOS 2 Yale Street University of Massachusetts Business Basketball EDWARD LARAMIE 34 Forest Street Computer Institute Computer Programmer Football, Baseball, Basketball CHRISTINE MARY LASTIH 50 Blaney Avenue Continental Beauty Academy Cosmetologist DIANE LATUS 153 Russell Street Merrimack College Medical Technician Art, Pep Squad, Ski, Office I’agette, Drama Club, Observer ANNE LAVERICK 35 Lenox Road University of Massachusetts Girls’ Basketball, Ski Club, Observer PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL 1967-1968 HOMEROOM B-27 Mr. Drew PERRY KARAKOUDAS: “Forward and f.olic gl.e was there — The will to do, the soul to dare.” CHRISTINE LASTIK: “Where there’s fun, she’s always in it. Most of the time, she will begin it.” LINDA KUHNBERG: “Petite, but overflowing with vitality and mischief.” WAYNE HORNSTEIN: “Silence is one of the virtues of the wise.” JOHN LIGNOS: “A swell sport and a good friend, two qualities that often blend.” DONNA LOSCO: “She’s calm and reserved, that ' s as far as it goes. She seems to be quiet, yet one never knows.’ LAURA MACE: “Personality and a gleeming smile, a won- derful girl well-liked by all. A true friend and one worth- while is our Laura so stately and tall.” CAROL LEPPANON; “It ' s nice to be natural, when your naturally nice.” EDWARD KLINE: “Rare compound of quietness, mischief and fun. Who relishes a joke and rejoices in pun.” ARNOLD KARP: “Good qualities though hidden, become unveiled and shine through the world.” I TNDA LEVA: “She loves to laugh, she loves all fun. She’s never quiet when school ' s begun.” EDWARD LARAMIE: “Unpretentious, witty, intelligent and a true friend. Eddie’s personality contains this happy blend.” PHILIP LEVASSEUR: “Forget the guy? We never will. In our memories he’s just our Phil.” DIANE LATUS: “Fuzzy is her name, happiness is her game.” ANNE LAVERICK: “A pleasing way, a sunny smile, full of pep and fun. Such qualities in Anne are liked by every- one.” CHERYL HOWARD: “Happy I am, for care I am free. Why aren’t they all like me.” CORINNE JEAN : “As sweet and lovely as a rose. Corrine makes friends wherever she goes.” DALE JOHNSON: “Full of fun, a pleasing smile, is the ’Dale’ that everyone knows. Personality plus a friend worthwhile is with her wherever she goes.” BERNARD KALLELIS: “He’s little but he ' s wise. He’s a terror for his size.” JANIS KAPAON: “Her qualities are many. Her faults are very few. Success is her future in whatever she may do.” EDWARD KUVA: “Though he’s small in stature, he ' s big in heart. From our memories he will not part.” MARY LUPONI: “She that was ever fair and never proud had tongue at will, yet never loud.” JOHN MacDOUGALL: “Ambition has no rest; and life is what you make it.” PAULA LISK: Paula is a friend you can ' t forget. Dark and vivacious, full of pep. Sponsored by HOMEROOM B-27 GARY BRIAN LEVESQUE 13 Felton Street McGill University - Medicine Drama, Chemistry, Cine’ Club, Language Lab, Intramurals JOHN LIGNOS 6 Highland Park Andover Institute Data Processor Ski, Junior Achievement BASIL LIMA 46 Harris Street Essex Tech. ■ Business Football PAULA ANN LISK DONALD LOBB DIANE MARIE LOPES 10 Daniel Terrace Continental Beauty Academy Cosmetologist 50 Mile Club 12 Johnson Avenue Essex Tech. C o n tin u e Edu catio n Football 98 Tremont Street North Shore Community College Business Teacher or Medical Secretary Pep Squad, Observer, Guidance, Meta, Drama Club PAMELA ANN LORD 6 Bartholomew Terrace Cinderella Finishing School Model Guidance, Pep Squad DONNA LEE LOSCO 33 Bartholomew Terrace Salem State College - Teaching Basketball, Ski, Guidance MARY LUPONI 10 Dartmouth Street Secretary Ski, Basketball SALEM COUNTRY CLUB FOREST STREET, WEST PEABODY, MASS. NANCY JEANNE LUSSIER 24 Rainbow Road Cinderella Career and Finishing School - Modeling Ski Club, D.E.C.A. JOHN MacDOUGALL 7 Mt. Pleasant Drive Dartmouth College A dministrative Engineer Ski, Hockey, Drama, Class President, Student Council, Meta, Football, School Paper LAURA MACE 382 Lynnfield Street North Shore Community College or Salem Commercial Executive Secretary Meta LINDA MacGLASHING 7 Evans Road Vista Volunteer - Secretary Pep Squad, Observer, Equestrian KATHLEEN MacGREGOR 43 Forest Street Secretary LINDA MAIHOS 13 Andover Street Essex Institute - Hairdresser Pep Squad, Basketball, Guidance, Drama CARMINE MAIMONE 6 Raymond Circle University of Massachusetts Teacher Ski, Bowling NANCY MANZOLI 1 Glendale Avenue Salem State College - Teacher Spanish, Drama VERZA TANNING CO. WILLIAM JOHN MACKESY 74 Farm Avenue Wentworth Institute Mechanical Draftsman Bowling, Track 107 FOSTER STREET, PEABODY, MASS. HOMEROOM B-28 Mr. McDonald LINDA MacGLASHING: She has many friends because she is one. KATHLEEN MacGREGOR: Witty without wit ' s pretence. WILLIAM MACKESY: Good nature gives one a well desired place in the world. CARMINE MAIMONE: A happy life consists in quality of mind. NANCY MANZOLI: A willing worker, good and true, Everyone is proud of you. DIANE MARANA: She tells you gladly what her mind is. PHILLIP MARCHETTI: Good nature is an element of success. ROBERT MARSHALL: An easy minded soul and always friendly. IOHN MATECKO: A man worthwhile is the man with a smile. PATRICIA MERAKOS: Charm strikes the sight. And friend- ship wins the soul! MARY ANN MEUNIER: Her disposition is charming and her friends are many. DIANE MILLER: Faith in yourself is one-half the battle. LINDA MILWARD: The ony way to have a friend is to be one. MAUREEN MURPHY: Mischief sparkles in her eyes. And her laughter never dies. MARILYN MAYLOR: Silence is more musical than any other song. EDWARD McCARTHY: A little nonsense now and then, is relished in the best of men. KEVIN McCARTHY: Men are judged by the success of their efforts. KATHLEEN McGEE: Nothing is rarer than true good nature. JEAN MELLING: Cheery, laughing, moving on, as merry as the day is long. KRISTIN MORGAN: Joyousness is nature’s garb of health. LESLIE MORONG: Not without art, but yet to nature true. BETTY LOU MORONIE: Petite and sweet: a quiet treat. DENNIS MORRISSEY: There are no limits but the sky, to all of us, he’s a great guy. ANTHONY MOSKEVICH: Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. r. Beverly Leather Finishing Corp. rthshore Teenagers 12 Hanson Street, Salem, Mass. DIANE MARANA 27 Glen Drive Art School - Artist PHILIP MARCHETTI 23 Batchelder Avenue Northeastern University Drafting Track, Ski Club THERESA J. MARCAURELLE 51 Aborn Street Salem State College - Teacher Cine’ Club, Drama, Guidance JANET MARCINKOWSKI 3 May Street MERRILL MARCUS Carol Ann Road Applied Mathematics Guidance, Meta, Observer, Math, Golf, Chemistry-Physics Club ROBERT MARSHALL 25 Nickerson Road Northeastern University Accounting Baseball JOHN MATECKO 31 Dane Street Basketball ANTHONY MATHES 70 Bartholomew Street WEST LYNN CREAMERY STEVEN R. MARQUES 15 Grandview Avenue North Shore Community College Field of Management D.E.C.A., Equestrian, School Paper 626 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MASS. MARILYN MAYLOR 776 Lowell Street Came (fie I nstitute Dental Assistant Band, Chorus, Office Pagette edward McCarthy 102 Lynnfield Street Trade School kevin McCarthy 9 North Shore Avenue Salem State College - Teacher Football, Intramurals philip m. McCarthy 33 Felton Street Essex Tech. GARY McCORRY 11 Elizabeth Lane Salem State College B us in ess Management marc McDonald 22 Mt. Vernon Street Indian River Junior College Basketball, Football KATHLEEN L. McGEE TIMOTHY McMAHON 98 Lynnfield Street 29 Mason Street Salem State College - Teaching Pep Squad, Meta, Spanish, Ski, Guidance JOHN MEDEIROS 12 Sanborn Street Teacher Ski Club ZOLOTAS HARDWARE 76 WALNUT STREET, PEABODY, MASS. PATRICIA McPUEENEY PAMELA A. MELITO JEANNE MELLING 4 Mayfair Road 11 Carpenter Street 115 Winona Street Secretary Essex Agricultural School Data Processing Pep Squad, D.K.C.A. Nurse Guidance, Meta, Library Aide Office Pagette Chorus ORIANA DONNA MENEGHINI 35 Mason Street North Shore Community College Secretary Observer, Pep Squad, Guidance, Homeroom Rep. PATRICIA ANN MERAKOS 4 Dartmouth Street Home Economics Ski, Cine’ Club, Guidance, Drama, Basketball, Meta, Observer, School Paper, Class Vice President MARY MEUNIER DIANE CAROLYN MILLER LINDA I. MILWARD 1 Butternut Avenue Secretary D.E.C.A., Pep Squad, Intramurals 49 Pine Street Secretary D.E.C.A., Chorus, Guidance 22 Clearwater Road Massachusetts College of Art Commercial Artist Observer, D.EC.A., Chorus, Pep Squad SALEM SUEDE ANTOINETTE METAXATOS 70 Highland Park Bridgewater Physical Education Ski, Track, Guidance, Drama, German, Volleyball, Homeroom Rep., Basketball 8 IRVING STREET, SALEM, MASS. HOMEROOM B-29 Miss McLaughlin HELEN NIZWANTOWSKI : Possesses wit and an abundance of friends. KATHY O’DONNELL: “Silence is deep as eternity — merit wins the soul.” RICHARD NILAND: “A friend gained is trouble lost. CARL PANALL: One whom we envy — rich in his gifts of wisdom and character. MICHAEL PENNEY : “A little nonsense now and then - is relished by the wisest men. CAROLYN PEARSON: “True to her work, her word, and her friends.” MARCIE PELLEZZARO: “A cheerful disposition is the greatest gift one can posses.” CHARLES PAPPAS: “Ambition has no rest — enthusiasm leads to- success.” DAVID PROVENCHER: “Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more.” JANE SCOTT: “Silence is the eloquence of discretion.” CAROLYN SHAH: “We shall never forget this friend.” DENNIS ROWEN : “A quiet nature — a generous heart. JANINE RUSSELL: “Disarm misfortune with a grin. LINDA PYBURN :“Your modesty is a candle to your merit.” JOHN RACKI: “There is a gift beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently silent. KATHY REARDON : Her sweet personality and beauty will accompany her always. SALLY ROBERTSON : Charm, beauty and intelligence are her assets. PHILIP PIOTROWICZ: “Nothing was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. DONNA PEARSON: “Fair and sweet she seems to be.” JOHN RENNICK: “Happy am I — from care I ' m free. BARRY RABINOVITCH: Success could be his middle name. LOUIS SABINO: The only way to have a friend is to be one. ELAINE QUINTILIANI: “A light heart lives longer. JANIS SAWYER: We can truly say she does not know how to frown. GERTRUDE SAIA: “Give us the girl whose happy life is one perpetual grin. EVA PHILIPEDES: “Petite and oh so sweet. JANICE O’KEEFE: Peppy, vivacious, with a kind word and friendly smile for everyone. Sponsored by Bel-Aire Diner HOMEROOM B-29 131 Newbury Street, Peabody, Mass. KRISTINE E. MORGAN 1 Pequot Road Massachusetts Art College Art Teacher Ski, Observer, Art, German, Office Pagette DENISE G. MORIN 256 Lynnfield Street Salem State College - Teacher Drama, Math, Meta, Basketball RITA MORIN 5 Anthony Road North Shore Community College Teacher Observer, Library Aide, Basketball, Guidance LESLIE MORONG 32 St Ann’s Avenue Navy - Electronics DENNIS JAMES MORRISSEY GERALD FRANCIS MORTON 4 Ravenwood Road Essex Tech. Teacher of D . E. Drama, Ski, D.E.C.A., Guidance, Homeroom Rep., Intramurals 7 Clement Avenue Veterinarian Track, Ski BETTY LOU MORONIE 30 Elaine Avenue North Shore Community College Biology Cine’ Club. Drama, Baton Squad, Equestrian, Future Nurses ANTHONY MOSKEVICH, JR. 45 Chestnut Street Univ. of Massachusetts Journalism Band, Track, Drama, Cine’ Club SHARON A. MUELLER 24 Truman Road Salem State College - Teacher Nurses Aide, German, Equestrian S . W. Maistrellis Funeral Home Michael’s Coiffures 5 Elm Street, Peabody, Mass. 72 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. ROBERT A. MURANO 38 Lynn Street Wentworth Institute Mechanical Engineer Chemistry, Physics ANNA MURPHY 36 R. Mt. Vernon Street Essex Agricultural School of Nursing - Nurse D.E.C.A., Ski, Pep Squad, Intramural Basketball MARY MURPHY 4 Hunt Street North Shore Community College Medical Secretary Guidance, Drama, Meta, Office Pagette, Baton Squad MAUREEN A. MURPHY 2 Mansfield Street Travel Agent German KEVIN MURRAY 4 Tumelty Road Wentworth Institute Electronics Engineer Football RONALD NEKOROSKI 155 Lynnfield Street Essex Tech. D.E.C.A. RICHARD J. NILAND 6 Felton Street Ski, Football, D.E.C.A. HELEN A. NIZWANTOWSKI 1 1 Bowditch Street Secretary Pep Squad, Ski, Tennis, Intramurals CATHY ANN O ' DONNELL 2 Tremont Place Airline Stewardess D.E.C.A. Melvin Mizner, D.M.D. 24 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. A Friend NEIL O ' DONNELL 44 Lowell Street Armed Forces JANICE O ' KEEFE 5 King Street University of Massachusetts Physical Education Cine’ Club, Guidance, Drama, Ski, Intramurals, Meta CAROL O ' NEILL 22 Arnold Road Forsyth University Dental Hygienist Guidance, Meta, Pep Squad, Observer, Homeroom Rep., Nurse and Office Pagette MARTIN J. OLSEN 14 Olsen Road Commercial Airline Pilot Basketball TANIA ORTIZ 26 Bradford Road Stewardess Spanish PATRICIA MARY PACIULAN 15 Johnson Avenue Salem State College - Teacher Guidance, Chorus, Meta CARL DOUGLAS PANALL 12 Pearl Street University of Massachusetts Math Teacher Spring and Winter Track Volleyball, Chemistry-Physics CHARLES PETER PAPPAS 34 Newcastle Road University of Massachusetts Dentistry Guidance, Ski, Drama, Intramurals, Student Council JOHN PAUL 31 Northend Street North eastern U n iversity Radio and Television Frederick L. Murtagh Insurance Agency For New Plymouth , Chryslers and Used Cars - — - 2 Chestnut Street, Peabody, Mass. Angelo Evmorfopoulous at No. Shore Plymouth HOMEROOM B-3 I Dr. Pere+zian GARY WELLS: By his pleasing personality, Gary has won admiration and respect. ROBERT VAUGHN: Bob is one of the quietest and politest of the senior boys. STEPHEN SIDEN : Always there with a laugh, a joke, or a funny pose. BRUCE WEBSTER: Versatile: well-dressed, good-looking, intelligent, and friendly. LARRY WINSHIP: Of a few words and a quiet manner, Larry is one regular fellow. WILLIAM THORPE: Full of jun — just what we need in today’s dismal world. JEAN STANTON: A cute blonde whose interests range far and wide. STEVE STARKEY : A quiet person who is always smiling and often has a good joke. MICHAEL WEINBERG: Always talking, moving, and doing. He has a fine wit and an abundance of intelligence. ELAINE TARASUK: Merry and gay, this classmate is one of whom we will have the most pleasant memories. ARTHUR ZALEWSKI: “A smile and the world goes round.” ELLEN ZIDE: A cute girl with a cheery smile, always on the go. Her friendly nature will never be forgotten. LINDA SHAPIRO: Always active in her organizations but never too busy to help a friend. LEO THIBEAU: Practical, keen and witty character, help to describe Leo. SUSAN SPATRICK: Deeply intelligent, knowing, and aware. HARRIET WAGNER- A cute brunette who is active in the music department and will sing her way to- success. TINA YOKAS: A smart girl who always has something nice to say about her friends. MYRNA STERIN: With an outgoing personality, Myrna can twirl a baton or answer a question in class with equal ease. THEONIE VENIOS: Beautiful clothing, a sparkle in her eye, and a friendly word for all. SANDRA SULLAWAY: Who can be at three meetings at once, write an article for the “Observer” and work on the year book all at the same time? CAROLE TRAVIS: A cute girl who always has something ( unny to say. JOAN THOMAS: Sowing the seeds of courtesy she reaps the flowers of friendship. PAULA WOLFE: Sadness does not dwell in the vicinity of Paula. DAVID ZAIGER: Though the parcel be small — it may contain gold. LINDA WONG: Neat, sweet, and petite. A girl who has the power to make the sun shine through a cloudy day. Bond Leather Splitting Co., Inc. Centre Wall Paint rr2 Summit Street, Peabody, Mass. 10 Peabody Square, Peabcdy, Mass. SANDRA LEE PAVENSKI 24 Brown Street Office Worker CAROLYN A. PEARSON 67 Veterans Memorial Drive Secretary Equestrian, Pep Squad, Ski, Observer DONNA PEARSON 94 Birch Street Essex Tech. - Cosmetologist D.E.C.A. SALLY PECHINSKY MARCELLA R. PELLIZZARO JAMES PELSER 580 Lowell Street Peace Corps Fairleigh Dickinson Physical Education Spanish, Office Pagettes 47 Dustin Street Plus School of Business Data Processing D.E.C.A., Ski, Pep Squad, Tennis 9 Randall Road Air National Guard MICHAEL J. PENNEY 12 Myles Road Ski, D.E.C.A. AUDREY MARIE PETTINE 10 Mandalay Drive Andover Institute - Secretary Ski, Drama, Guidance, Meta, Observer, Pep Squad, School Paper EVA PH I LI PEDES 18 Union Street Chamberlayne Jr. College Advertising Intramurals, Observer Pep Squad North Shore Plymouth, Inc. Peabody Auto School Route 114, Andover Street, Peabody, Mass. 12 Peabody Squire, Peabody, Mass. DINA PICANSO 7 Tracey Street Marian Court Buyer for Store Guidance Club, Meta, Observer CAROL J. PIERCE 26 Felton Street Data Processing BONNIE E. PINTO 2 Brown Street Secretary Ski Club, Drama, Meta, Observer, Pep Squad, Intramurals PHILIP E. PIOTROWICZ 5 Melody Road University of Massachusetts Computer Progra m mer Ski Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball JOHN P. POPOVICH 6 Crestwood Lane American College of Switzerland Ac count wig German, Drama, Equestrian, Ski Club ANTON ETTA PORRAZZO 689 Lowell Street Continental Beauty Academy Hairdresser Band, Ski Club, Chorus DAVID R. PROVENCHER 204 Main Street Essex Tech. D.E.C.A., Chorus, Ski Club, Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball DIANE PROVENCHER 204 Main Street Beverly Hospital School of Nursing - R. N. Guidance, Ski Club, Meta, Observer, Baton Squad, Future Nurses LINDA PYBURN 23 Johnson Avenue Office Pagette Pearl, McNiff Crean Pottersign, Inc. 28 Mam Street, Peabody, Mass. Peabody Industrial Center, Peabody, Mass. ELAINE QUINTILIANI 2 Johnson Street Essex Tech. - Fashion Buyer D.E.C.A., Ski Club, Intramurals. Softball BARRY RABINOVITCH 3 Earley Road University of Massachusetts Psychiatrist Band, Cine’ Club, Drama, Chemistry, Winter Track JOHN R. RACK! 14 South Shore Avenue Andover Institute of Business Management in Data Processing D.E.C.A., Intramurals KATHY ANN REARDON 2 Ellsworth Road Plus School of Business Data Processing D.E.C.A., Pep Squad, Ski, Tennis JACK RENNICK 20 Lynn Street Wentworth Institute - Carpenter Track, Hockey, Ski, Tennis. Woodshop, D.E.C.A. LINDA REYNOLDS 6 Bradley Avenue Andover Institute Legal Secretary Ski, Pep Squad, Guidance, Observer, Gymnastics CINDY ANN RICE 22 Dexter Street Salem State - Teacher Pep Squad, Guidance, Office Pagette, Gymnastics JANICE LEE RICHARDSON 15 Tanners Court Business Secretary Meta, Drama, Observer, Ski, Pep Squad ARMAND C. ROBERTSON, JR. 4 Emery Street Mechanic Vocational Peter’s Laundry Company Peabody Chapter Order of DeMolay 135 Boston Street, Salem, Mass. Masonic Lodge, Main Street, Peabody, Mass. • ( HOMEROOM C-66 Mr. Gorman JOHN ANDRUSZKIEWICZ: Good nature is the element of BETTY GIBLEY: Old faithful in all kinds of weather. success. GEORGE DOLANSKY : He makes commotion wherever he goes. DENNIS DURANTE: If I rest, I rust. DONALD FITZPATRICK: Blessed be the man who invented sleep. BETTY GORDAN : A little girl with a big smile. JUDY GRAFF: Small in stature, but large in soul and heart. CHARLES GODDARD: Not a care in the world have I. PAULINE HOREMIOTE: A women of silence is a women of sense. GLORIA ARRINGTON: Gaiety and a light heart are the best medicine. MARILYN ATKINSON: A sweet and gracious smile, the index to a sweet and gracious nature. NADINE BERTOLATTI: She will always get by with that twinkle in her eye. ALEC GEANOULIS: He hath made us laugh a thousand times. DONNA BLODGETT : It is nice to be nice. SUSAN BROWN: A good friend is worth more than silver or gold. LINDA HYLAND: A little bit of all right. TED GRAB: Make a million and retire! GEORGIA HERMAN: Though I am quiet, 1 am friendly. DAVE GROSIAK: This is not the son or Hercules, but Hercules himself. KEITH HOWARD: Laugh and the world laughs with you. ARTHUR HARVEY: Music is the universal language of mankind. RICKY GELIN : He has the 6th sense, the sense of humor. JIM HILL: I’ll be merry and free always. Sponsored by HOMEROOM C-66 SALLY ROBERTSON ADA JEAN ROGERS 10 Buttonwood Lane 10 Summit Terrace Univ. of Massachusetts Nursing Physical Education Teacher Chorus, Drama, Guidance, Observer, Homeroom Rep., Meta, Basketball, Cheerleader, Ski NANCY ROTHMAN 24 Cleveland Road Theatre Arts Art, Drama, Debating, Pep Squad, School Paper DENNIS C. ROWEN 39 Bowditch Street Professional Baseball Player Woodshop, D.E.C.A., Track, Football, Baseball MARY AMANDA ROY 197 Lynn Street Undecided Pep Squad, Ski, Guidance, Basketball, Office Pagette JANINE RUSSELL 570 Lowell Street Business School Medical Secretary Pep Squad LINDA RYDZEWSKI LOUIS SABINO JONATHAN SACKS 9 Hill Street 37 Fulton Street Bridgewater State College Math or Physical Education Major Ski, Baton Squad, Guidance, lntramurals. Student Council Northeastern Electrical Engineering Football, Ski, Chorus, Guidance, Math 53 Downing Road Oberlin Conservatory of Music Musician Chorus, Cine’ Club, Guidance, Chemistry and Physics, Meta Romie’s Oyster House Stahl Finish Company 174 Sylvan Street, Danvers, Mass. 26 Howley Street, Peabody, Mass. • i GERTRUDE SAIA 7 Carell Road Business School - Secretary BARBARA ELAINE SALT Univ. of Massachusetts 9 Ethel Avenue Cine’ Club, Meta, Observer, Drama, Guidance, School Paper NEIL SAMPSON 5 Scenic Road BARRY SAVAGE 502 Lowell Street Boston University - Law Observer JANICE MARIE SAWYER 59 Northend Street U S. Navy - Waves Basketball, Ski, Guidance, 50 Mile Club JANICE SCANGAS 40 Gardner Street Endicott Junior College Inter n ational Relatio n s Ski, German, Guidance, Library, Office Pagette JOYCE SCANGAS 40 Gardner Street Endicott Junior College Photo - Journalism Ski, German, Guidance, Student Council, Library, Camera, Office Pagette JANE ELIZABETH SCOTT 28 Sunset Drive Salem Hospital School of Nursing - Nursing Cine’ Club, Guidance, Equestrian, Future Nurses, Observer BARBARA RENEE SENGES 30 Baldwin Street Colby - Teaching Drama, Cine’ Club, Meta, German, Guidance, N. H. S., Meta, Observer, Office Pagette Shield Insurance Autotech Motors, Inc. 17 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. 80 High Street, Danvers, Mass. MARY LOU SENNETT 28 Beacon Boulevard Marian Court Secretarial School - Medical Secretary Guidance, Future Nurses CAROLYN RUTH SHAH 31 Dexter Street Salem State College Elementary School Teacher Cheerleader, Ski, Drama, Guidance, Meta, Observer, Pep Squad LINDA SUSAN SHAPIRO 28 Evans Road University of Connecticut Physical Therapy Cine’ Club, Guidance, Meta, Drama, Observer, Nurse Pagette MELODY ANN SHAWVER 35 Shore Drive North Shore Community College Airline Stewardess STEPHEN ALAN SIDEN 18 Mansfield Street Northeastern University Business A dministration RUTH SIGEL 137 Lowell Street Guidance, Drama, Library Aide Office Pagette, School Newspaper, Meta, Intramurals, Guidance, Observer, Spanish, Equestrian Meta, Pep Squad JAMES SILVA 73 Northend Street Andover Institute of Business I. B. M. Bowling, Intramurals LINDA SILVA 38 Veterans Memorial Drive North Shore Community College Secretary Guidance, Ski, Pep Squad WILLIAM H. SIMMONS 16 Coolidge Avenue Georgia Military College Pilot ’ Al’s Barber Shop Peabody Veterans Council 98 Tremont Street, Peabody, Mass. 15 Colonial Road, Peabody, Mass. HOMEROOM C-67 Mr. Arnold PHILIP MICHAEL McCARTHY : Sing away sorrow, cast away care. DANIEL KOKORIAN: A fine spirit is superior to every weapon. DENISE MORIN: Simple in manner as all great women are. MARC McDONALD: To play the man is easy. To be a man is hard. A mighty man is he. STEPHAN MARKS: The unspoken word never does harm. DONALD LOBB: Comedy is the fountain of sound sense. MICHAEL LALIKOS: If a man has patience what need he of armor. BASIL LEM A: A quiet nature, a generous heart. JERRY MORTON: He that runs fastest gains most ground. PHIL LAVOIE: The chief point of happiness is that a man should be willing to what he is. NANCY LUSSIER: Nancy has a peculiar kind of fear they call courage. NANCY LEYCHK: Charm is Nancy’s strength. Elita’s Flowers 59 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. DONALD KELLY: There are two things to aim at in life. First to get what you want, then enjoy it. CHERYL LECHTEN: Casual, clever, radiant, with a smile and greeting for everyone. TONI METAXITOS: Poised — soft-spoken — lovely to look at. KATHY KEATING: Her quiet appearance and soft manner are her golden virtues. KATHY LeBLANC: Experience is the child of thought, and thought is the child of action. JOHN MEDEIROS: Everything nourishes what is strong already. SHARON MUELLER: Petite but oh so sweet. JANET MARCINKOWSKI : Impulsive, jovial and carefree. CHARLIE KAPPOTIS : The will to dare. TONY MATHEOS: Very quiet but contributes his share in making any event a merry one. GARY McCORRY : He is a boy of complexity of resolution of wit. Hyland Diner Route 1, Danvers, Mass. NANCY SIMONS 20 Jordan Road North Shore Community College Medical Secretary Guidance, Drama, Spanish, Pep Squad, Nurses Aide THOMAS SIRACUSA 36 Murray Street North Shore Community College Engineer Football BEN SLOBODA 61 Catherine Drive Boston Computer Institute Computer Programmer Chemistry FRED SMITH 14 Bay State Boulevard University of Massachusetts Veterinarian STEVEN SOGOLOFF 79 Washington Street North Shore Community College Engineering Intramurals CARL C. SPANGER, JR. 130 Goodale Street Salem State College Oceanographer Ski SUSAN SPATRICK 14 Kosciusko Street Cine’ Club, Drama JOANN SPILIOTIS 11 Forest Street Marian Court - Secretary JOANNE SPINALE 11 High Street Emmanuel College Linguist Guidance, Spanish, Cine’ Club, Observer, School Newspaper, Meta Beacon Tanning Co. Bett’s Dairy 48 Foster Street, Peabody, Mass. 20 Colonial Road, Peabody, Mass. EDITH SPURR 240 Lynn Street Simmons College - Nurse Cine’ Club, Math, Guidance, N. H. S., Basketball, Future Nurses BRUCE E. STANTON 6 Smidt Avenue Andover Institute of Business Business Management Football, Track, Intramurals CAROLE STANTON 407 Lowell Street North Shore Community College Airline Stewardess Baton Squad, Drama, Observer, Meta, Guidance, Chorus, Equestrian, Office Pagette JEAN MARIE STANTON 6 Smidt Avenue VISTA D.E.C.A., Basketball STEPHEN PAUL STARKEY 7 Tumelty Road A rmy D.E.C.A. KATHLEEN STEEVES 18 Oak Avenue North Shore Community College Executive Secretary 50 Mile Club, Pep Squad ROBERT STEIN MYRNA STERIN 15 Jefferson Road Ohio State University Veterinarian Guidance, German, Color Guard, Meta, Drama, Baton Squad, Equestrian, Observer, Nurse Pagette BARBARA STEWART 8 Curwen Road Airline Stewardess Ski, Meta, Pep Squad, Homeroom Rep., Gymnastic Club Bicknell Fuller Company Century House Industrial Park, Peabody, Mass. Route 114, Peabody, Mass. MARGARET STOCKER 3 Southwick Avenue University of Massachusetts Literary Career Observer, Ski, Pep Squad, Cine’ Club, Cheerleader, Office Pagette, Drama CAROLE STONE 4 Stone Drive Airline Stewardess Ski, Pep Squad, Meta, Drama, Homeroom Rep. MARILYN SUGERMAN 18 Eisenhower Road Teacher Basketball, Badminton, Ski, Guidance, Nurses Club, Leaders Club JOANNE SULISKI SANDRA LEE SULLAWAY DONNA SULLIVAN 17 Linden Road Airline Stewardess Ski, Observer, Pep Squad, Office Pagette 1 1 Earley Road Nursing Drama, Ski, Guidance Club, Meta, Observer, Pep Squad, Cine’ Club, Chemistry, Future Nurses 13 Dooling Circle Secretary Pep Squad, Guidance, Tennis Club, Observer WALTER SULLIVAN 133 Lake Street Navy Track NANCIE C. SWAIN 10 Arnold Road Dental Assistant D.E.C.A., Student Council DANA SCOn SWEETER 45k£ Bartholomew Street Navy Reserves Music, D.E.C.A., Football Cocktail Lounge Champagne Bros. Service Station Northshore Shopping Center, Peabody, Mass. 85 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. HOMEROOM C-68 Mrs. Kiley JAMES PELSER: His knack of being friendly has more than made up for his size. CAROLE O’NEILL: Attractive and welbdressed at all times. MARTIN OLSEN : Marty is amicable and out-going. PATRICIA PACUILIAN: We will always remember Pat for her sweet smile and sincere friendship. KEVIN MURRAY : Kevin exhibits a friendly personality which is enhanced by his fine sense of humor. SALLY PECHINSKY: Pep and vitality mixed with per- sonality and poise make Sally so well-liked. LINDA RYDZEWSKI: “A blue-eyed, blond-haired girl with candy sweetness all about . . .” DIANE PROVENCHER: This cute, pert, young lady has given P.H.S. four years of fun and laughter. LINDA REYNOLDS: Linda has proved herself as a girl with a terrific personality. CINDY RICE: A charming girl with a perpetual smile. MARY ROY : A girl who seems to enjoy every moment of her life. JACK PAUL: Well liked and well known in all his classes. |OHN POPOVITCH: His humorous words often made the difference between a dull and lively class. BOB MORANO: A very energetic senior who enjoys life more than anything. ADA ROGERS: Always willing to lend a helping hand to a friend in need. MARY MURPHY: The attractive brunette above has lightened many the way to lighter moments. NEIL O’DONNELL: Neil’s excellent disposition will greatly assist him in attaining his goal of success. Hawthorne Motor Hotel Lawson Mfg. Co., Division of Amtel, Inc. 18 Washington Square, Salem, Mass. Industrial Center, Peabody, Mass. KATHLEEN SWIDERSKI 33 Buxton Lane Salem Hospital School of Nursing Post Grad at Boston College Equestrian, Guidance, Future Nurses LAURENCE SWIFT 93 Goodale Street Ski MICHAEL SYLVA 595 Lowell Street D.E.C.A. ELAINE M. TARASUK 35 Nickerson Road Secretary Pep Squad, Baton Squad, Meta, Observer ROBERT B. TERBAN 4 Truman Road TERRY TGAVALEKOS 15 Sachem Road Newman Prep Recording Engineer Lowell Tech. Tech. Engineer in Electronics Ski LEO J. THIBEAULT 8 South Shore Avenue D.E.C.A. JOAN M. THOMAS 35 Bradford Road Secretary Meta, Observer, Guidance, Office Pagette WILLIAM THORPE 43 Veterans Memorial Drive D.E.C.A., Intramurals Nicholas J. Decoulos James Geanoulis - The Tailor 12 Peabody Square, Peabody, Mass. 28 Walnut Street, Peabody, Mass. JOHN A. TOURTILLOTT 22 Summit Terrace ROBERT TRAPASSO 15 Joyce Road Lowell Tech. C ivi l E n gin e e rin g CAROLE TRAVIS 4 Batchelder Avenue Salem State College History Major Ski, Baton Squad, Basketball, Chemistry, Guidance, Drama RICHARD TULLOCK 27 Cedar Grove Avenue Engineering Football, Track, Ski, Intramurals, Homeroom Rep. MAUREEN TURGEON 10 Perkins Street Fash ion D esign in g Art Club, Track, 50 Mile Club, Basketball TERRY TWISS 31 Sunset Drive Salem State College - Teaching 50 Mile Club ROBERT VAUGHAN 77 Aborn Street Rollins College - Teacher Golf Team, Intramurals THEONIE VENIOS 12 Roland Road Endicott Junior College Medical Secretary Chorus, Meta, Ski, Office Pagette, Pep Squad, Observer Rep. MICHAEL VIGNA 45 Clement Avenue Essex T ech. Management Course D.E.C.A. Chapter Vice President, Freshman Football Hair Style Center by Charles J. Guidara Anthony J. George Ins. Real Estate 108 Lynn Street, South Peabody, Mass. 9 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. ROBERTA REID WAGG 17 Felton Street North Shore Babies and Children ' s Hospital - Nursing Future Nurses HARRIET ANN WAGNER 290 Lynn Street Naval Personnel Chorus, Pep Squad. Drama, Garden Club KURT WAHTERA 6 Kosciusko Street New England Institute of Transportation - Engineer Vocational Club, Ski. Drama Club, Football ELLEN MARY WARD 176 Bartholomew Street North Shore Community College Secretary Spanish Club, 50 Mile Club WILLIAM FRANCIS WATERS 22 Osborne Street University of Massachusetts Electronics Ski Club, Track BONNIE HOPE WAXMAN 22 Styles Drive Cambridge School of Business Medical Secretary Future Nurses, Guidance BRUCE C. WEBSTER 15 Downing: Road Univ. of Virginia Architecture Student Council. Basketball. Ski, Homeroom Rep., Baseball, Track, Observer, Intramurals MICHAEL WEINBERG 30 Jordan Road University of Vermont Math Math, Meta, Spanish MARK JOEL WEINER 6 Downing Road Univ of Massachusetts - Writer Biology, Drama, Guidance, Meta, French, Chemistry, Lab Club, Observer, Track Jefferson Drug John D. Jeffers Sons Lumber Lowell Street, Peabody, Mass. 164 Boston Street, Peabody, Mass. HOMEROOM C-69 Miss Murphy RUTH SIGEL: A quiet girl with much initiative, a pleasure to know. JAMES SILVA: A boy of few words and a quiet manner. LINDA SILVA: A carefree girl who has a special way of enjoying life. CAROLE STANTON: You can see the melody of her grace. JOANNE SULESKI: Forever smiling — always helpful — loved by everyone who knows her. KATHLEEN SWIDERSKI: Kind — considerate — warm - Kathy’s serene way makes close friendships. BARBARA STEWART: A talkative girl with a bubbling personality. MARILYN SUGERMAN: Sweet — sincere — Marilyn has a charm all her own. KATHLEEN STEEVES: An attractive and likeable girl, Kathy is sure to succeed in whatever she does. DANA SWEETER: He never wears a frown, always a smile, and knows how to humor a class. LAWRENCE SWIFT, JR: Can brighten a day with his witty comments and unpredictable behavior. NANCY SIMONS: Interesting, congenial, and industrious, a combination rarely found. BRUCE STANTON: Happy am I, from care I ' m free. BENEDICT SLOBODA: A good sport — pleasant nature. CARL SPANGER: Carl ' s friendliness will always be remem- bered. THOMAS SIRACUSA: An individual in manner and dress, Tom is ready with a remark in any situation. WILLIAM SIMMONS: A well-liked boy with a clever and fun-filled personality. WALTER SULLIVAN: Quiet — shy — those who know Walter know their friendship is genuine. ROBERT STEIN: Bob is a good-natured boy with a knack for getting along with others. STEVEN SOGOLOFF: When any mischief has begun, Steven is there full of fun. ALFRED SMITH: An easy-going, fun-loving guy with a purpose in life. CAROLE STONE: Her unique charm — her sparkling per- sonality — assets accompanying her always. Lowell Street Sunoco Compliments of 480 Lowell Street, Peabody, Mass. A Friend GARY NEAL WELLS 21 Pocahontas Drive Wentworth Institute Architecture Hockey, Observer JOHN J. WILKENS 3 Hopi Circle University of Michigan Marine Biologist Woodshop, Chorus RICHARD O. WILLIAMS 38 Longview Way North Shore Community College Track MICHAEL RAY WILSON WILLIAM A. WINN LARRY EUGENE WINSHIP 1 Dublin Road 12 Dale Street 10 Belfast Road University of Miami Bridgton Academy Marine Biologist Football, Track German Club JANET LINDA WISEMAN 4 Hampshire Road Curry College Elementary School Teaching Ski Club, Drama, Art, Spanish PAULA JOANNE WOLFE 204 Lynnfield Street Secretary Guidance, Ski Club, Basketball, Observer HILLARY JOAN WOLFSON 6 Joyce Road Teaching French, Ski, Pep Squad Swift and Son, Inc. Spence Auto Body 93 Goodale Street, Peabody, Mass. 193 Washington Street, Peabody, Mass. LINDA WONG 46 Lowell Street University of Massachusetts Teacher Drama, Observer, Guidance, Library Aide JoANN CATHERINE WYNNE 13 Griffin Road Union Hospital Northeastern University X-Ray Technician Ski, Pep Squad, Drama Intramurals, Guidance THOMAS MICHAEL WYNNE 13 Griffin Road University of Massachusetts LYNNE ANNE XARRAS STEVEN XINDARIS FOTINI GEORGE YOKAS 36 Lynn Street 60 Veterans Memorial Drive Boston Children’s Medical Center Texerana College - Service Nursing Ski club Meta, Drama, Cheerleader, Office Pagette, Future Nurses 38 Kingdom Terrace Salem State College Elementary Teaching Drama, Guidance, Pep Squad, German Club DAVID ZAIGER 70 Birch Street Northeastern University Business Administration Meta, Intramurals, Lab Club, Chemistry ROBERT ZALEWSKI 25 Veterans Memorial Drive Construction D.E.C.A., Equestrian, Homeroom Rep., Intramurals EDWARD J. ZALEWSKI 23 Veterans Memorial Drive Springfield Physical Education Homeroom Rep., Track, Football, Intramurals Thomson’s Nursery Garden Center Victory Tanning Route 1, Danvers, Mass. 23 Upton Street, Peabody, Mass. ANDREW JAMES ZETLAN 3 Rawding Road Engineering Cine’ Club, Math, Golf, Chemistry-Physics, Meta, Observer ELLEN JANE ZIDE 1 Paul Avenue Social Work Ski, Guidance, Drama, Office Pagette, Pep Squad, Observer, Basketball SUSAN MAE ZIMEROWSKI 10 Loris Road Beverly Hospital School of Nursing - Nursing Drama, Office Pagette, Ski, Future Nurses DOROTHIA ZOLOTAS 38 Bowditch Street North Shore Community College Observer, Nurse Pagette MICHAEL CAPUTO RICHARD DUBIE DONALD FITZPATRICK 9 Moore Street 1 Jacobs Street 23 Violet Road Navy Andover Institute of Business IBM Essex Tech. DONALD KELLY 27 Union Street Essex Tech. - Se rvice D.E.C.A. KEITH MAURIN 2 Hopkins Road HARRY SKLAR 10 Willowbrae Drive JOANNE TRACCHIA 9 Brown Street JAMES JOHN WHITEHEAD 26 Greenwood Road North Shore Community College Veterinarian Ski Club fit ifbmnrtaut We, the Class of 1968, will never forget Charles Lombardi. A very lively and alert boy, he always enjoyed life, and his friends always shared his enthusiasm. He was one of the best friends anybody could have, and the many who knew him will cherish his memory. Royal Cleaners Lowe Mart Shopping Center, Peabody, Mass. Starlite, Inc. 108 Newbury Street, Peabody, Mass. HOMEROOM C-70 Mr. Sullivan JAMES WHITEHEAD: There is nothing negative in the character of this ruffled-haired chap. JOHN WILKENS: John, our slender agile friend, was one of our most likeable seniors. RICHARD WILLIAMS: We always remember Richard for his generosity and kindness. MICHAEL WILSON : Michael is the personification of dig ' nity and reserve. WILLIAM WINN : An outstanding track star, who showed much enthusiasm on the football field. JANET WISEMAN: Sweet, blue-eyed, dimpled, Janet is a delightful combination of poise plus charm. ROBERTA WAGG: With her sparkling brown eyes, win- ning smile, and humorous nature, Roberta has captured the hearts of all. ELLEN WARD: She has a sparkle about her that enlivens the dullest of her companions. ROBERT TRAPASSO: His good-natured personality has won many a friend. ROBERT TERBAN: A cheerful disposition is one of life ' s assets. LYNN XARRAS : A bubbling personality, a radiant smile, and cheerful disposition has made her the friend of all. EDWARD ZALEWSKI: Never failing sense of humor and a cheerful, genial disposition. MALREEN TURGEON: Always bustling here and there — that’s Maureen. TERRY TGAVALEKOS: At times quiet, he was ever good- natured and genial. JOANNE WYNNE: Her gay laugh and inviting smile make her welcome at any time. TERRY TWISS: A truly happy-go-lucky student who is always ready to cheer us up with her dimpled smile. SUSAN ZIMEROWSKI: Susan ' s good nature and charming personality have warmed our hearts daily. BONNIE WAXMAN: A dark, gentle, soft voiced Miss. These qualities have won her a host of friends. WILLIAM WATERS: Although small in stature, our daily contacts with him made us realize that we have an admirable classmate and friend. RICHARD TULLOCH: We would have to search far to find a more loyal and enthusiastic rooter of all school activities. HILLARY WOLFSON: A very friendly girl, with a smile for everyone. She ' s always in the midst of fun. DOROTHIA ZOLOTAS: Dorothia ' s happiness just radiates through her sparkling brown eyes, while her happy laughter becomes contagious even during classes. STEVE XINDARIS: A genial grin, a ready smile, and a hearty greeting. JOHN TOURTILLOTT: Our memory of our joyous high school days would be incomplete without thoughts of his cheerful personality. THOMAS WYNNE: Tom’s hearty laughter has continually cheered us up. Peabody Vocational Club Peabody Rainbow Girls Peabody Vocational School, Peabody, Mass. Jordan Lodge, Main Street, Peabody, Mass. BOSTON MACHINERY VOCATIONAL 119 FOSTER STREET, PEABODY, MASS. MR. RICHARD WHITE, Director CALVIN ANDERSON - Good things come in small packages. ALAN BAGARELLA A mountain of a man. ANTHONY BELLI - 7S lot without cause. STEVEN CODDENS — Quiet, but efficient. WALTER DEARY The optimist. PHILIP GAUTHIER One not to be phased. STANLEY GUZOWSKI Big thm er. FRANK KOCZALKA — Epitome of efficiency. TONY koLODZIEJ - Big rebel. ARMAND ROBERTSON — The hunter. KURT WAHTERA Truly worthy. BEACON CHEVROLET, INC. 254 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MASS. HONOR BARBARA RENEE SENGES Valedictorian SUMMA CUM LAUDE STANLEY JOHN LEHTO Salutatorian PETER ANTHONY GARGAS Second Speaker MERRILL LAWRENCE MARCUS First Speaker JUDITH FRANCES BESTON EDITH ETHEL SPURR GARY BRIAN LEVESQUE ANDREW JAMES ZETLAN GRADUATES DEBRA LYNNE ANKELES VIVIAN ELAINE CHAPIN LAUDE ELSE SILVA BETTENCOURT CUM LEWIS JAY COHEN MATTHEW HAL GOLDBERG MARJORIE RHONDA GORDON THERESA JEANNETTE MARCAURELLE CAROL JEAN PIERCE JONATHAN AARON SACKS BARBARA ELAINE SALT BONNIE ELLEN PINTO JOANNE FRANCES SPINALE Compliments of JUNIOR CLASS - CLASS OF 1969 CLASS HISTORY Ah yes, those were the good old days vay hack in September, ' 64. We stood assembled on the Central Street lawn trying to decide whether to enter that glorious brick building that would build our futures or the little one across the street that would build our stomachs. After due consideration we decided to build our stomachs up a bit before we tried to build our futures. Once the authorities finally coaxed us into the building, they had us . . . lock, stock and barrel. We wonder if they are regretting it more than we are. It took us most of our Freshman year to learn which stairs were up” and which were “down”. It also took most of our first year to distinguish some of the teachers from the students. And the faculty! Weren ' t they some- thing, gang? Let’s hear it for the old faculty! Hip, hip, hoor--ah, come on fellas, they weren ' t all that bad. Can we ever fcrget the Memorial Day assembly that was delivered to us over the public address system? That was a privilege not to be overlooked. We, being Freshmen, had the 12:00 to 5:00 after- noon shift. Yup, we really liked those working man’s hours. They even carried us through supper. How can we ever forget June, 1964 when we were initiated into our first final examinations? (After 3 days of taking No-Doz, it was scientifically proved that there were 33% fewer students attending P.H.S.). So ended the Freshman year for those who made it. We came back again, but this time as Sophomores. Being the upperclassmen now, we still got the same privileges; the 12:00 to 5:00 shift and assemblies we could hear only through the static. We were really in the swing now. Many of us still had trouble locating rooms 106 and 207. On our way to school each morning, as we crowded into Mello’s, we had to fight our way through the yo-yo’s and the F.L.L.A.’s. Would you believe the city finally built a new Peabody High School? Yes, it’s true and we couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful and well-equipped school. As we walked up the long, winding driveway from Allen’s Lane, we heard many cries from students who were wondering what the large inverted soup dish was that sat on top of the school. Of course, we later found that it was the roof to the modern, circular library. Upon entering, we soon discovered that we would have very few stairs to climb and descend. As the first few weeks of our Junior year passed, we found that we had to either star in track to reach cur classes on time or suffer the consequences and receive late slips. There was one time, however, that we students did not mind being late, and that was for lunch. At this time, all of us students would like to thank the person who wrote the book, “Three Thousand Ways To Prepare Hamburg”. Our great cooks tried them all. All in all, our Junior year was really a lot of fun. We studied hard and played equally as hard. There were good times and bad times but now it seems that we can remember only the exciting occasions. Aristotle N. Vontzalides, D.M.D. Stanley L. Webb, C.L.U. 29 Lowell Street, Peabody, Mass. 24 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. CLASS HISTORY Our Christmas Assembly was a hit. After many years of conducting the annual show, our principal was finally allowed to sit back and enjoy the program as our students conducted it. Even Good Oh Saint Nick recovered his head in time to make a star appearance (on his little red wagon) . Small skits, the chorus and band entertained us and the Christmas spirit we felt was overwhelming. We will always remember our Junior Prom which was held in May, 1967. It was a memorable occasion and everyone who attended thoroughly enjoyed himself. By the end of the evening we were all humming the tune to “Shadow Of Your Smile” as the band played. Midnight seemed to come all too soon. As Fall, 1967, descended upon us, we, the members of the graduating class of ’68, honoredly took our rightful places in the Senior homerooms. We were full of anticipation at what the upcoming year would bring us. The very first piece of business we Seniors had to complete was to elect our class officers, who would make the important decisions for us throughout the year. May we never forget the lively Peabody ' Salem foot ' ball rally the entire student body attended in the gym. The crowd roared as the cheerleaders appeared as football players and the players appeared as the cheerleaders. In January, 1968, our school was very lucky indeed to have secured the Navy Band to perform for us. Again we crowded into the gymnasium to be entertained by a very fine group of musicians. Soon after the concert began, we found ourselves clapping our hands to the beat of familiar show tunes. The year is continuing at a very fast pace and we are becoming aware of the anxiety of our classmates. Already, many of us have received college acceptances and others have made definite plans for the future. Some are still unsure of their plans, however, we are already experiencing pangs of “graduation anxiety” as the end of the year is rapidly approaching. Our Senior Class is planning many events to carry us through these, our last few months at P.H.S. One of the events planned to raise money for our graduation and banquet is the Peabody ' Salem faculty basketball game. This should be one exciting game. In May, our Dramatic Guild will present their annual play. This year it is entitled “Hip Hippie Hooray”. We are promised many a laugh if the play comes off well. The most important week in our entire year is that of Senior Week which will be held on the first week in June. During this time we will practice for graduation, attend our Senior Reception and Banquet, and finally, after four years of preparation, receive our diplomas. Four long years of studying, working, and playing cannot possibly be condensed and written in a few small pages. However, we members of the Literary Staff hope that you have enjoyed our brief summation of some of the events that the Class of ’68 produced. These were some of our most invaluable memories. Rex Leather Finishing Corp. rrl 19 Foster Street, Peabody, Mass. Goodwin’s Clam Shoppe, Inc. 932 Lynnfield Street, Lynnfield, Mass. AS YOU WERE Would you believe behind this cute and sweet exterior I ' m really very shrewd? J. W. Hi. Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. D. L. And now, folks, it ' s Sock It To Me time. E. B. Really, tell me more. L. X. Emmanuel 72 . J. S. Vic’s Drive-In Boyle Machine and Supply Co. 12 Sylvan Street, Peabody, Mass. 36 Walnut Street, Peabody, Mass. SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING MIKE DeANGELIS and NANCY ROTHMAN BEST DRESSED PAT MERAKOS and P. J. ELLIS MOST QUIET JANE SCOTT and ART FLANAGAN MOST ABSENT-MINDED RON DEVOE and SANDRA SULLAWAY MOST ATHLETIC marc McDonald and HELEN NIZWANTOWSKI MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED HARRY BERNSTEIN and CINDY BLAKE John Flynn Sons, Inc. Peabody Barbell Club 80 Boston Street, Salem, Mass. 21 Shamrock Street, P eabody, Mass. DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS CAROL BELL and JOHN MacDOUGALL BEST NATURED BARRY DENOFRIO and CINDY BLAKE MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS JOHN MacDOUGALL and PATTI MERAKOS PETE GARGAS and BARBARA SENGES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CAROL BELL and PETE GARGAS BOB CAMERON and HELEN NIZWANTOWSKI WITTIEST Compliments of Compliments of St. Joseph’s Ladies Guild St. Joseph’s Holy Name Society r META LITERARY STAFF First row, left to right: Dale Johnson, Sandy Sullaway, Bonnie Pinto, Janice O ' Keefe, Cathy McGee, Linda Kuhnberg, Carolyn Shah, Nancy Ro thman. Second row, left to right: Carol Stone, Diane Latus, Debra Ankeles, Janice Richardson, Carol Stanton, Linda Shapiro, Janice Kapaon, Nancy Leyczek, Sally Robertson, Peggy Stocker, Margie Gordon, Susan Spatrick. Third row, left to right: John MacDougall, Peter Gargas, Pat Paciulan, Kris Morgan, Denise Morin, Diane Provencher, Carol O ' Neill, Betsy Goldstein, Merrill Marcus, Rod Hossfeld. 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OBSERVER ART STAFF First row, left to right: Donna Brown, Barbara Salt, Debbie Bronstad, Nancy Rothman. Second row, left to right: Sandra Spiegal, Marilyn Atkinson, Diane Latus, Kris Morgan. Third row, left to right: Candy Becker, Carol O ' Neil, Karen Campbell. OBSERVER TYPISTS OBSERVER CIRCULATION STAFF First row, left to right: Sandie Sullaway, Wendy Douglas, Janice Richardson, Bernice Cunningham, Diane Provencher. Second row, left to right: Kaida Guilfoyle, Joanne Suleski, Dorothia Zolotas, Betty Gibley, Carol Leppanen, Betty Gabrielski. Third row, left to right: Phil Marchetti, Phil Piotrowicz, Bruce Bauer. OBSERVER ADVERTISING STAFF First row, left to right: Meryl Bernstein, Sandie Sullaway, Bonnie Pinto, Carol Varney, Jane Scott, Carolyn Pearson, Maureen Conway, Audrey Pettine, Nancy French. Second row, left to right: Beverly Burke, Eva Philapedes, Janice Richardson, Connie Gianarelis, Vicki Kotoloski, Shirley Cosman, Janet Bezemes, Sherry Cwalina, Linda Burnham, Linda Cameron, Barbara Douglas, Susan Burra II . Third row, left to right: Ed Kline, Nancy Dabrieo, Elaine Tarasuk, Chris Giacchino, Joanne Suleski, Anne Laverick, Linda MacGlashing, Steve Siden. WARREN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK 10 MAIN STREET, PEABODY, MASS. CINE CLUB (Seniors) Front row, left to right: Hillary Wolfson, Joanne Spinale, Linda Kuhnberg, Robert Cameron, Secretary; Janice O ' Keefe, President; Karen Heil, Vice-President; Ellen Gerrish, Treasurer; Barbara Salt, Debbi Ankeles. Second row, left to right: Barbara Senges, Patti Merakos, Linda Shapiro, Terry Marcaurelle, Judy Beston, Susan Spatrick, Edith Spurr, Betsy Goldstein, Margie Gordon, Elaine Chapin. Third row, left to right: Stanley Lehto, Jon Sacks, Gary Levesque, Mark Weiner, Edward Kline, Rod Hossfeld, Anthony Moskevich, Andy Zetlan. GERMAN CLUB (Seniors and Officers) First row, left to right: Susan Porter, Bill Costello, Bob Fader, Karen Heil, Judy Polansky. Second row, left to right: Donna Brown, Sharon Mueller, Tina Yokas, Barbara Senges, Kris Morgan. Third row, left to right: Bob Cameron, Kevin Berry, Mike Wilson. TOWNE LYNE HOUSE ROUTE 1, PEABODY - LYNNFIELD, MASS. SPANISH CLUB First row, left to right: Nancy Manzoli, Janet Weisman, Vice-President; Sally Pechinsky, President; Betty Gabrielski, Secretary; James Arnold, Treasurer; Laura Freedman. Second row, left to right: Laurie Griman, Cheryl Cwalina, Linda Cameron, Barbara Douglas, Nancy Simons, Carol Ternullo, Karen Rodenhiser. Third row, left to right: Joanne Spinale, Paul Pena, Michael Weinberg, Steve Siden, Kathy McGee. LANGUAGE LAB CLUB First row, left to right: Nancy Yagian, William Olmstead, Charles Maihos, Cindy Cohen. Second row, left to right: Tommy Schwartz, Michael Pauli, Sandy Tuck, Karen Campbell, David Altshuler, Robert Rich. Third row, left to right: Joseph Bernadino, Mark Weiner, Richard Krawczyk, Harvard Pike. SILHOUETTE BEAUTY CENTER 97 CENTRAL STREET, PEABODY, MASS. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Gary Levesque, Merrill Marcus, Stanley Lehto, Peter Gargas. Second row, left to right: Barbara Senges, Judith Beston, Edith Spurr. MATH LEAGUE (Seniors) First row, left to right: Lewis Cohen, Denise Morin, Barbara Senges, Edith Spurr, Harold Bernstein. Second row, left to right: Peter Gargas, Andrew Zetlan, Rod Hossfeld, Louis Sabino, Stanley Lehto. Third row, left to right: Merrill Marcus, Michael Weinberg, Scott Bozek. RICH’S DEPARTMENT STORE ROUTE 107, SALEM, MASS. Compliments of A-21 - MAKELA’S HOMEROOM MENAGERIE ART CLUB First row, left to right: Linda Cama, Sherry Mitchel, Maureen Turgeon, President; Marilyn Atkinson, Vice-President. Second row, left to right: Nancy Bell, Kris Morgan, Nancy Rothman, Elise Bloom, Sandra Spiegal, Lynn Casvecchia. Third row, left to right: Eugene Ogman, Helen Limberacus, Carleen McSoulder, James Morocco. . . . And man descended from the apes. D. REMIS FURNITURE COMPANY 34 MAIN STREET, PEABODY, MASS. SKI CLUB (Seniors) First row, left to right: Carol Stone, Diane Latus, Betsy Townsend, Phil Piotrowicz, President: Linda Hyland, Nancy Leyczek. Second row, left to right: Cathy McGee, Susan Zimerowski, Donna Blodgett, Susan Brown, Toni Metaxatos, Kris Morgan, Cheryl Lechten, Carolyn Shah. Third row, left to right: Bill Waters, John MacDougall, Perry Karakoudas, John Andruszkiewicz, John Lignos, Carmen Maimone. EQUESTRIAN CLUB First row, left to right: Judy Graff, Jane Scott, Carol Avellino, Treasurer; Carol Stanton, President; Meryl Bernstein, Vice-President; Betty-Lou Moronie, Betty Aucella. Second row, left to right: Phil Levasseur, Kathy Swederski, Myrna Sterin, Linda MacGlashing, Steve Siden, Steve Marques. First row, left to right: Carol Stanton, Betty Gabrielski, Charlie Pappas, Cathy McGee, Carol Avellino, Diane Provencher, Peter Gargas, Janice O ' Keefe. Second row, left to right: Meryl Bernstein, Carol Bell, Linda Rydzewski, Connie Gianarelis, Diane Lopes, Debra Ankeles, Margie Gordon, Barbara Douglas, Sandy Sullaway. Third row, left to right: Betty Aucella, Betsy Goldstein, Susan Burrall, Carol O ' Neill, Susan Zimerowski, Ellen Zide, Myrna Sterin, Jean Melling. CONSOLIDATED FOODS CORPORATION MONARCH FOODS DIVISION, 201 BEACHAM STREET, EVERETT, MASS. FUTURE NURSES First row, left to right: Donna Brown, Betty Moronie, Sharon Mueller, Jane Scott, Laura Freedman. Second row, left to right: Sandie Sullaway, Marilyn Sugerman, Mary Lou Sennett, Carol Avellino, Linda Grillo, Roberta Wagg. Third row, left to right: Edith Spurr, Bonnie Waxman, Diane Provencher, Kathy Swederski, Susan Zimerowski. GUIDANCE CLUB DECA PRESIDENTS First row, left to right: William Thorpe, Pat Gambale, Robert Thibeau. Second row, left to right: Dave Dragon, Dennis Morrissey. VOCATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Anthony Kolodziej, Treasurer; Kurt Wahtera, President; Stephen Coddens, Secretary. (Missing: Walter Deary, Vice-President). PEABODY ATHLETIC CLUB CHESTNUT STREET, PEABODY, MASS. BAND (Seniors) First row, left to right: Bob Cameron, Elaine Chapin, Carol Avellino, Marilyn Maylor, Stanley Lehto. Second row, left to right: Barry Rabinovitch, Arthur Harvey, Scott Bozek, James Arnold, Tony Moskevitch, Rod Hossfeld. CHORUS (Seniors) First row, left to right: Marilyn Atkinson, Joyce Anderson, Treasurer; Louis Sabino, Vice-President; Eileen Kitsakos, President; Gail DesJardins. Second row, left to right: Wendy Douglas, Bob Cameron, Jonathan Sacks, Phil Levasseur, Patricia Paciulan. PEABODY POLICE DEPARTMENT CHESTNUT STREET. PEABODY, MASS. COLONIAL CADILLAC 283 derby street, salem, mass. (After July our new address will he Endicott Street, Exit 24, Route 128, Danvers) BATON SQUAD Front: Carol Avellino, Drum Major. Standing, left to right: Dale Johnson, Baton Leader: Donna Blodgett, Diane Provencher, Carol Stanton, Nancy Leyzcek, Myrna Sterin, Ellen Gerish, Leader. COLOR GUARD First row, left to right: Sue Mahoney, Gail DesJardins, Myde Spencer, Marguerite Peterson. Second row, left to right: Donna Shedden, Diane Ferry, Pat Breen, Debbie Coombs. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Peggy Stocker, Susan Burra 1 1 , Barbara Douglas, Cindy Martin. CHEERLEADERS (Football and Basketball) First row, left to right: Cindy Blake, Linda Hyland, Lynn Xarras, Head Cheerleader; Sally Robertson, Head Cheerleader; Carolyn Shah, Martha Natheos. Second row, left to right: Patti Kerkorian, Janet Chase, Karen Heil, Maureen Conrad, Linda Cameron, Elena Pechinsky. N. E. CARBIDE TOOL CO. 4th STREET, INDUSTRIAL PARK, PEABODY, MASS. NURSE PAGETTES First row, left to right: Dorothia Zolotas, Barbara Senges, Anna Santalaquido, Linda Shapiro, Carol Stanton. Second row, left to right: Kathy Swederski, Myrna Sterin, Nancy Simons, Susan Zimeroski, Maureen Conrad, Carol O ' Neill, Betty Howard. MOORE MFG. CO., INC. First row, left to right: Evelyn Russell, Cheryl Wright, Treasurer; Maureen Conrad, Vice-President; Carol Bell, President; Charlie Pappas, Cindi McNeil, Kathy Buckley. Second row, left to right: Joy Hughes, Linda Hyland, Karen Heil, Nancy Rothman, Linda Rydzewski, Elena Pechinsky, Mark Panall. Third row, left to right: David Altshuler, John MacDougall, Steve Delaney, Kurt Wahtera, Else Bettencourt, Barry Carnes. STUDENT COUNCIL 119 FOSTER STREET, PEABODY, MASS. LIBRARY PAGETTES First row, left to right: Vicky Morse, Treasurer; Debbie Leary, Secretary; Shelly Tuck, President; Joan Tabroff, Vice-President; Nancy Reed. Second row, left to right: Rita Morin, Pamela Melito, Ruth Sigel, Myrna Sterin. OFFICE PAGETTES First row, left to right: Janice Kapaon, Nancy Leyczek, Beth Harnois, Nancy Hallinan, Connie Corbett. Second row, left to right: Cindy Paulino, Phyllis Cappuccio, Elaine Sampson, Sally Dussault, Diane Latus. Third row, left to right: Kris Morgan, Theonie Venios, Karen Campbell, Betsy Goldstein, Ellen Zide. MERCHANTS WARREN NATIONAL BANK 17 PEABODY SQUARE, PEABODY, MASS. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER STAFF First row, left to right: Carol O ' Neil, Nancy Rothman, John MacDougall, Marge Gordon, Betsy Goldstein. Second row, left to right: Joanne Spinale, Barbara Salt, Cheryl Lechten, Martha Shelman, Patti Merakos. Third row, left to right: Harry Rothman, Barry DeNofrio, Peter Sakelakos, Alec Geanoulis. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER TYPING STAFF First row, left to right: Paula Bettencourt, Audrey Pettine, Nancy French, Beverly Burke. Second row, left to right: Janet Bezemes, Bobbie Alman, Carol Andrews, Kaida Guilfoyle, Melody Shawver. DR. STEVEN JAMES MERAKOS 75 MAIN STREET. PEABODY, MASS. 20 12 36 21 16 44 31 8 8 FOOTBALL r U 0 (D i_ � - IE O . ° _£ J) D -H o U © O U FOOTBALL RECORD i i -S _c £ c Peabody 0 Lowell .§ J .2 O O ' Peabody 0 Lawrence Peabody 7 Beverly -S-8 = 3 “S _c- CO O Peabody 20 St. John’s Prep _s_ - « - . - D «- Peabody 14 Lynn English C Q_ 0 CO _c Peabody 0 Salem J ® © m L - Peabody 6 Gloucester £Q Nashua = U Peabody 14 ° m .E v -Dot Peabody 28 Saugus ® c C _ o o c q t; — cp o - «0 •+■ oQ ul Q FOOTBALL The 1967 football season was rather a big disappoint ' ment for the players as well as the numerous Peabody fans. The young Peabody squad couldn ' t make much headway against the veteran North Shore teams. They showed a willingness to work, however, and a desire to win that must be congratulated. Peabody ended its season with a 2-1 record, picking up two late season wins against Nashua and Saugus. The most outstanding player on the team was Bill Dexter. He gave the team the spirit and drive. Bill’s tragic death leaves us all poorer, as he was one of the finest boys in this school, both on and off the playing field. Ralph Hudson, also a back, played fine ball, bucking his way for extra yardage against the Tanners’ opponents. The quarterbacks were Bill Linehan and Steve DeSisto, both Juniors. The line included “Little” Rick McMillan, Don Lobb, Tom L ' ltalien, Peter Sakelakos, Perry Kara- koudas, and Ed Begley. The end positions were played by Lou Metaxatos, Phil Megason, Charles Lincicum, and Bob O’Brien. Both O’Brien and Metaxatos are Sopho ' mores, and Lincicum is a Junior. Megason was a Senior. Other Varsity players were Steve Buckley, Dave Dragon, Rick Delpero, Kevin Murray, Kevin McCarthy, and Bill Winn. The Tanners’ J.V. squad has some fine new players that look promising for future years. Among these are Carl Richards, Louis Pepi, and Jim Mahaney. The J.V.’s went 9 ' 0 against the J.V. squads of North Shore teams. Next year looks like a good year for Coach Adamopoulos’ squad. A greater variety of Senior talent will be offered to him. Many Junior players will also strengthen his back ' field and line. If the players like Ray Talkington and Bob Raucci can steer clear of injuries, the Blue and White might go all the way next year. Ted’s Walnut Spa Fashion Cleansers 64 Walnut Street, Peabody, Mass. 83 Tremont Street, Peabody, Mass. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Buzz Partaledis, George Soteropoulos, Don Raphael, Don Kirkorian, Don Hardin, Captain Bruce Webster. Second row, left to right: Rich Laramie, Bill Linehan, Ralph Hudson, Mike Lalicos, George Cornichuck, Rich McMillan, Captain Mark McDonald. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Peabody 60 Lynn Classical 63 Peabody 65 Haverhill 58 Peabody 57 Salem 63 Peabody 75 Lawrence 67 Peabody 79 Lynn English 59 Peabody 65 Beverly 59 Peabody 57 Lowell 49 Peabody 63 Saugus 54 Peabody 69 Lynn Classical 81 Peabody 44 Haverhill 50 Peabody 61 Bishop Fenwick 63 Peabody 57 Salem 54 Peabody 68 Lawrence 64 Peabody 62 Lynn English 60 Peabody 58 Beverly 52 Peabody 52 Lowell 62 Peabody 50 Saugus 58 LOWE MART SUPERMARKET LOWE MART SHOPPING CENTER, PEABODY, MASS. BASKETBALL The Peabody High Basketball Squad completed its season with a 9-7 record, coming within two games of participating in the Tech Tourney. The team tied with Haverhill for fourth place in the Essex County League. Coach Ed Curtin and his Co-Captains, Mark McDonald and Bruce Webster, led the team to a fine season. Co- Captain Mark McDonald won, for the second year, the Essex County High Scoring Championship with 405 points. Peabody started the season with an easy victory over Bishop Fenwick and then with equal ease took a game from Marblehead. Peabody then lost four games in a row. This looked like the end of Peabody’s chances for the Tech Tourney, but they proceeded to win six out of their next seven games, dropping only one to Lynn Classical. The most outstanding game played in this series was Peabody’s last — and second victory against Salem. Aided by high scoring Mark McDonald and the rebounds of Rich McMillan, Peabody pulled an upset against the Essex County Champs. An equally outstanding perform- ance was then given against Lynn English in which Peabody placed themselves only four games out of the Tourney. Quick victories against Gloucester and Beverly were wrought by quick moving Bruce Webster, the 5 foot 4 inch guard who plays better than most 6 footers. High flying Peabody was cut short in their second to last game against Lowell, suffering a disappointing defeat. Peabody then lost their last game in a very close game against Saugus. This is the second year Peabody has missed out of the Tech Tourney by only one or two games. Last year it was the final game that cost Peabody the Tech Tourney. The Varsity Squad was composed of : Mark Mc- Donald, Bruce Webster, Mike Lalicos, Ralph Hudson, Don Hardin, Buzz, Partilides, Dan Kirkorian, George Cornichuck, George Soteropoulos, Bill Linehan, Rich McMillan, Don Raphael, and Rich Laramie. Consistently fine performances were always given by Mike Lalicos, Bill Linehan, and Don Hardin. If it were not for a few problems with academic qualifications it would have been a much finer year for the Peabody Squad. However, Juniors Ralph Hudson, Don Raphael, and George Corni- chuck look for a fine season next year. One of the surprises at the close of the season were the outstanding performances of two Sophomores, Puch Laramie and George Soteropoulos. JOHN KONDON SONS, Pharmacists 100 BOSTON STREET, SALEM, MASS. CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY First row, left to right: Mike Cameron, Frank Cunha, Captain Jerry Morton, Peter Gargas, Phil Marchetti. Second row, left to right: Wayne Sylvanowicz, Charles Zakas, John McCarter, Frank Durgin, Mark Weiner. CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD Course Record — 2.9 Mile Course Robert Ellis, Lawrence 13:01 Jerry Morton, Peabody 14:48 Mike Lawrence, Peabody 14:50 Peter Gargas, Peabody 14:54 Mark Weiner, Peabody 14:58 The 1967-68 Peabody High harriers participated in nine cross-country meets, two state meets and the Essex County League Meet. From all this running, Peabody achieved a 2-6 record, four admirable state placings, and a medal to Sophomore Mike Cameron for outstanding prowess at the Essex County Meet. The Varsity Squad comprised Captain Jerry Morton, Mark Weiner, Peter Gargas, Rod Hossfeld, Phil Marchetti, Charles Zakas, Mike Lawrence, and John McCarter. Our J.V. squad compiled a 6-2 record, losing one to the league leaders, Beverly and Saugus. This fine young squad was r: • up cf Mike Cameron, Wayne Sylvanowicz, Frank nha, Harry Rothman, Mike Espinola, Buddy Leonard, and Frank Durkin. Leading point scorers for the season were Jerry Morton, Peter Gargas, Mark Weiner, and Junior Mike Lawrence. During the season all these boys under Coach Smyrnios’ guidance practiced under hard conditions over their 2.9 mile course. They practiced over 500 miles for a three-month season. Outstanding young runners to look for next year are Mike Lawrence, Wayne Sylvanowicz, and Mike Cameron. The course record is held by Jerry Morton at 14:48, with Mark Weiner, Mike Cameron, Mike Lawrence, and Peter Gargas also in 14 minutes time. M. K. SONS EXPRESS, INC. 39 FULTON STREET, PEABODY, MASS. WINTER TRACK WINTER TRACK First row, left to right: Mike Cameron, Frank Cunha, Steve Herman, Captain Peter Gargas, Jerry Morton, Dave Bailey, Mike Miano. Second row, left to right: Wayne Sylvanowicz, Captain Mark Weiner, Charles Zakas, Raol Pena, Tom Makela, Captain Phil Marchetti, Jim Mahaney. Third row, left to right: Bob Raucci, Earl Richards, Dave Dillaway, Barry Karp, Ray Talkington. Bob Raucci 45 yd. Dash 6 seconds Mike Lawrence High Jump 5 feet, 1 9 inches Tom Makela High Hurdles 6.7 seconds Phil Marchetti 300 yds. 32.7 seconds Peter Gargas 600 yds. 1 :23 seconds Mark Weiner 1,000 yds. 2:3 seconds Mike Lawrence 1 Mile 4:52 seconds Mike Cameron 2 Miles 10:48 seconds Jerry Morton 2 Miles 11:01 seconds Ray Talkington Shot Put 38 feet Gary Raulch Peabody entered its first season in the Essex County League under the capable leadership of Coach George Smyrnios. The tri-captains for the team were Phil Mar ' chetti, Peter Gargas, and Mark Weiner. All meets were conducted in the Andover cage. Peabody participated in nine dual meets. The team comprised five seniors, four juniors, and twenty sophomores, but this “green squad” had two things in its favor: drive and team spirit. Coach Smyrnios’ distance madmen alone compiled 172 points, the bulk of Peabody’s scoring power. This isn’t to say the shorter distance races were lacking in determination and skill; one of the outstanding 300 yard men of the league was Phil Marchetti, and fine sprints were run by Bob Raucci, Jim Mahaney, Steve Herman, and Gary Raulch. The main weak spot that retarded Peabody’s season was the shot put, despite the efforts of Ray Talkington and Eric Kolhonan, veteran putters of the team. Another sore spot was the 45 yard high hurdles. However, Junior Thomas Makela has ironed out his problems and is look ' ing forward to a better season. One of the most phenom ' inal surprises of the year was the battle in the 2 mile between Jerry Morton and Mike Cameron. This friendly rivalry just helped both fine runners achieve better times. Mark Weiner ran the 1,000 yard all season and turned in some fine times; he also had the dubious honor of running against two state champs. Miler Mike Lawrence was our leading high jumper and 4 minute miler followed closely by Dave Bailey. In the 600, Peter Gargas finished the season in fine form against many tough opponents. Pete’s last lap kick earned him the nickname “Sneaky Pete. Individual high scorers were Mike Lawrence with an awesome 63 points, followed by Mark Weiner and Phil Marchetti with 33 points. Other high scorers were Mike Cameron, Pete Gargas, Jerry Morton, and Thomas Makela. HOCKEY HOCKEY First row, left to right: Jim Sousa, Kevin Lynch, Charlie Floyd, Barry Wells, Mike Spencer, Bob Gagnon. Second row, left to right: Bob Shurr, Brian Champigny, Richard Lindgren, Al Atkinson, John McCarter, Steve Kravchuk, Frank Durgin, Paul Teal. Final Record: 2 wins, 2 ties and 12 losses. December February 9 Gloucester 4 Peabody 1 Jamboree ' j 3 Marblehead 5 Peabody 1 16 Saugus 5 Peabody 3 10 Danvers 4 Peabody 4 23 St. John’s 5 Peabody 4 16 Woburn 1 Peabody 2 27 Lynn Classical 2 Peabody 6 19 Winthrop 3 Peabody 2 30 St. Mary’s 3 Peabody 2 21 Saugus 4 Peabody 2 24 Amesbury 4 Peabody 1 nuary 27 Swampscott o 3 Peabody 2 5 Salem i Peabody 1 March 12 Lynn English 4 Peabody 2 19 Gloucester 5 Peabody 0 1 Beverly 9 Peabody 1 27 Malden Cath. 6 Peabody 3 Compliments of DRAMATIC GUILD The 1967-1968 Peabody High hockey season was exciting. All knew that Peabody was a relatively young team lacking in experience and size. However, most local sports writers considered Peabody as a team that was cap- able of giving anyone a good game. Peabody High did just that. Although not finishing with an impressive overall record, 2 wins, 2 ties, and 12 losses, Peabody played a spirited and exciting brand of hockey. Peabody, under the guidance of Coach Charles Carlin, opened its hockey season against Gloucester in the Hockey Jamboree. Gloucester showed why it was considered one of the North Shore powerhouses as it came through with an impressive 4-1 victory. It looked as though it would be a long season for the boys from Peabody High. The Tanners’ first league game was against a strong Saugus team. Saugus’ experience paid off with a 5-3 vic- tory. However, our boys showed that they would not give up and that they could score. In their next game, Sophomore Charlie Floyd came through with the hat trick (3 goals), but it wasn’t enough as Peabody bowed to St. John’s Prep, 5-4. Peabody played fine hockey in its next three games. Led by Charlie Floyd and Bob Gagnon, Peabody defeated Lynn Classical 6-2 for its first victory of the season. Floyd netted the hat trick again and Senior Gary Wells, shifted from defense to goalie, played a fine game in the nets. The sweet taste of victory did not last very long as the Tanners lost another tough decision, this time to St. Mary’s of Lynn, 3-2. Our next game was against tra- ditional rival Salem. Both teams played outstanding defensive games, with Peabody having a decisive offensive advantage. The game, however, ended in a IT tie. Wells played another fine game in the nets and Gagnon scored Peabody’s only goal. Peabody then came into the tough part of its schedule. They played Lynn English, Gloucester, Malden Catholic, and Marblehead, all the North Shore power- houses, in a row. All eventually qualified for the Eastern Massachusetts Hockey Tournament. Needless to say, Peabody lost all four games. They bowed to eventual league champ Lynn English 4-2, Gloucester 5-0, Malden Catholic 6-3, and Marblehead 5-1. The Tanners’ next foe was Danvers. The teams battled to a 4-4 tie. Victory was finally achieved again against Woburn, 2-1. The experience gained from the games with the “tough guys” seemed to pay dividends. However, Peabody was to collect no more dividends for the rest of the season, losing to Winthrop 3-2, Saugus 4-2, Amesbury 4-1, Swampscott 3-2, and Beverly 9-1. As seen by the scores, the Tanners were in most of these games, but the win continually eluded them. The 1967-68 season saw Sophomore Charlie Floyd and Junior Bob Gagnon emerge as two of the league’s scorers. Also, many of the Sophomores and Juniors show- ed much promise — including A1 Atkinson, Kevin Lynch, Mike Spence, Jim Sousa, Frank Durgin, John McCarter, and Ken Langley. Seniors playing their last year were Gary Wells, Rich Lindgren, Brian Champigny, and John MacDougall. Coach Carlin has much to look forward to next year. Wtih a year’s experience under their belts, these Sophomores and Juniors will be much improved. The old sports cliche’, “Wait until next year” seems very appropriate. Compliments of HOMEROOM B-29 GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL First row, left to right: Bernadette Boisclair, Helen Nizwantowski, Shirley Cosman, Betty Jean Gibely, Sherry Cwalina, Cheryl Howard, Paula Bettencourt. Second row, left to right: Donna Meneghini, Linda Cameron, Carol Travis, Jean Stanton, Joanne Winn, Toni Metaxatos, Sally Robertson. GIRLS ' SOFTBALL Front row, left to right: Betty Jean Gibely, Cheryl Howard, Paula Bettencourt, Helen Nizwantowski. Second row, left to right: Bernadette Boisclair, Sally Robertson, Toni Metaxatos, Caro! Travis, Jean Stanton. McGIVERN’S FURNITURE ROUTE 1, LOWELL STREET, WEST PEABODY, MASS. INTRAMURALS GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Paula Bettencourt, Betty Jean Gibely, Marilyn Atkinson, Shirley Cosman, Sherry Cwalina, Cheryl Howard, Mary Murphy, Janice Sawyer. Second row, left to right: Denise Morin, Helen Nizwantowski, Joann Winn, Linda Cameron, Linda Hyland, Diane Provencher, Donna Meneghini. Third row, left to right: Bernadette Boisclair, Corrine Jean, Anne Laverick, Carol Travis, Jean Stanton, Toni Metaxatos, Sally Robertson, Donna Blodgett. GIRLS ' TENNIS Front row, left to right: Carol Avellino, Maureen Conway, Meryl Bernstein, Donna Meneghini, Janice O ' Keefe, Lorraine LaChance, Helen Nizwantowski. Second row, left to right: Carol Stanton, Nancy French, Connie Gianarelis, Vicki Kotoloski, Donna Sullivan, Linda Leva, Paula Wolfe, Joanne Winn. INTRAMURAL SPORTS For the last two years a program of Intramural Sports has been established to allow students in our high school to participate in many aspects of athletics. Mr. Sapienza led the boys in basketball, flag football, volley ' ball, and golf, while Miss McNamara organized the girls in field hockey, badminton, tennis, softball, and volley ' ball. The entire enrollment of students involved comprised a major proportion of our high school. These sports give some nomathletically inclined persons an opportunity to engage in athletic competition. It also keeps out-of ' season athletes in trim for their own particular sport. This year the Senior boys and Sophomore girls succeeded in taking the basketball championship from their own respective groups. At the time of this writing, stiff competition between volleyball teams is ensuing. We all wish this program the best of luck in the future as plans for further expansion into other sports are being sought. Offshoots of this program are the girls 50 ' mile club, the self ' defense course, gymnastic class, and girls running team. HOLDEN’S DAIRY BAR 117 LYNNFIELD STREET. PEABODY, MASS. THE CLASS WILL We, the class of 1968, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the class of 1969 the fol- lowing possessions, traits, characteristics, persons, and such other innate objects. We trust that they all will be received and appreciated in the spirit with which they are endowed. Charlie Pappas leaves his shower to Steve Delaney. Boh Comeron leaves his tuba and a poem to Leon Karahalis Kathy Swiderski leaves Mr. Greehy’s 7th period class. Carole Stone leaves Charlie Goddard. Keith Howard leaves Mr. Connor on general principles. Alec Geanoulis leaves the empty senior class treasury to Rich Krisco. Bruce Webster leaves his legs to Donny Raphael. Kurt Whatera leaves his “Harley . Gary Levesque leaves a free ride to Kiddie town. Denny Morrissey leaves his DECA pins. Phil Pitrowicz leaves his skiis and chocolate bars. Rusty Barnes leaves his typewriter. Charley Kappotis leaves his bald spot. Elaine Chapin leaves her bass fiddle and violin. Tony Moskevich gives his shot-put-throwing arm to Coach Smyrnios — Coach Smyrnios gives it back. The boys room is left to Mr. Masterson. Patti Merakos leaves the vice-presidency to Janet Chase. Marc McDonald leaves Coach Curtin. Peggy Stocker leaves these words of advice to any listening Junior boy, “Before you take her out, OBSERVER.” Carole Stanton leaves her crown to next year’s Christmas Ball queen. Toni Metaxatos leaves her crutches; she doesn’t want them. Dave Bailey leaves his math red cards. John MacDougal leaves his karate belt to any girl willing to take it. Sally Robertson and Lynn Xarras leave their cheering uniforms. Cheryl Lechten leaves her “Mustang”. John and Arthur Flanagan leave their compatability. Period one, Physics, leave their lab reports to Mr. Sullivan. Barry Rabipovitch leaves his six-foot pile of music to Mr. Evans. Matt Goldberg leaves his class ring to anyone who can find it. Dennis Rowen leaves the broken window outside B-29. Janice and Joyce Scangas leave a submarine sandwich to Miss Fillis. Nancy Rothman leaves an acting lesson to Nancy Jacobson. Jane Scott leaves her shyness. William Bogigian leaves his friendship with Mr. Johnson. Andy Zetlan leaves his golf clubs. Sally Pechinsky and Kathy McGee leave their Spanish books. Rod Hossfeld leaves 180 late slips that he never received. Carl Panall and Ellen Zide want to leave PHS. Charlie Goddard leaves his first-aid kit. Scott Bozek leaves his saber and fancy footwork. Sandie Sullaway leaves her Israeli sneakers. Tim McMahon leaves his extra sports jacket to next year s most absent-minded boy. Carol Bell leaves Mr. Arnold to the student council. Gerry Morton and Phil Marchetti leave Mike Cameron to the Track Team. Kris Morgan leaves her pallet to Karen Campbell. Dave “Puff” Dragon leaves his football to Coach Adamopoulos. Harry Bernstein leaves his school spirit and color tele- vision. Mark Weiner leaves his humility and track shoes. Else Bettencourt leaves a “Brownie”. Dick Johnson leaves his charm. Merrill Marcus leaves his bowling ball. Mark LeCain leaves a fluorescent light demonstration to anyone stuck for a science project. Linda Hyland leaves Mr. Greehy. Toni Porazzo leaves her drums to Henry Colantuoni. Alan Edgerly leaves his volleyball to Mr. Sapienza. Ricky Krawczyk leaves his seat in second period, office practice. Tom Grelish leaves his sports analysis to Mr. Bresnahan. Barbara Senges leaves her grades to Estelle Kallas. Brian Champigny leaves the Beverly Hillbillies. Pete Gargas leaves his smile. Jonathan Sacks leaves his briefcase to Vernon Cosentino. Janice O’Keefe leaves her gym suit. Stan Lehto leaves a copy of this year’s META to next year’s editors. Compliments of PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS MATURATION Hidden in the archives of Life, Are vestiges of both joy and strife ; Each are bestowed with equality, Without plethora or paucity. One day each must bid farewell to Youth, And search for clarity in simple truth; Slowly severing the ties of the past, The horizon approaches boundless and vast. Encumbered by Fate’s perversity, All paths lead to reality; Gradually grow to know the theme Of shallow promise and empty dream. Fraught with values that are innate, Each must choose what he will subordinate; Endure both abject and sublime, Maturity is the child of Time. — Joanne Spinale BURGER CHEF - Hamburgers We Sell Millions Hat ion-Wide CENTRAL STREET, PEABODY, MASS. Art-Tone Studio, Silkscreen Printing and Bumper Signs A. P. Ames 6s? Company Homeroom A- 16 Beacon Carpets Boutique Weddings and Fashions Barbee Dee Cleaners Winn E. Broughton, D.D.S. John T. Berry Jewelers Booth Agencies Crystal Fish Market Clam Shell Cafe, Inc. Harold G. Childs Insurance Agency Dana and Nancy Benjamin I. Dandes, Attorney-at-Law Ding Ho Laundry Embossing Machine Company Ernie’s Service Station Franggo’s Food Market George Frorner Co., Inc. Gardner Pharmacy Gloria Food Store Harry’s Sandwich Shoppe Holly’s Diner Henry Leather Hi-Tone Cleaners Jim’s Variety Russ Kiernan Auto Rental Joseph Kavanaugh Karamos Realty Trust Landolphi’s The Lil’ Olde Watchmaker McCarthy’s Stationery Monarch Oil Company Misciz Drive-In Moore Brothers Mfg. New England Meat Market A Friend North Central Street Market Olympia Shoe Repair and Shine Henry T. O’Brien Insurance Compliments of A Friend Peabody School Lunch Organization Piece O’ Pizza Plywocd Ranch Peabody Auto Auction Phoenix Rubber Stamp 6s? Printing Company Prim Cleaners Peabody Supply Co. Peabody Glass Co. Palais Realty Co. John S. Parianos, D.D.S. Raymond’s Tire Store Roby’s Service Station Murray Rich, D.M.D. The Road! se Raymond i lacy Sunnysicu. idrome ‘■’•ave-Mor Foods outh Peaho-.j Pharmacy School ..nmitteeman and Mrs. Walter Roache Peabodv Senior High Cafeteria Village Green ute 1, Danvers, Mass. Central Bakery Tavares Market A Friend A Friend George P. Rizzone, M.D. Gene ' s Barber Shop Athens Bakery Apex Optical Co., Inc. Bettencourt Oil W. R. Blodgett 6s? Son Insurance Agency Brann’s Oil Heat Art Carroll’s Sub Shop Consolidated Color Corp. Community Taxi Federal Machine Company Herman’s Boot Shop Helena Beauty Salon Harrigan and Moulton Ko Ko’s Klip and Kurl Barber Shop Klemm’s Bakery Lowe Barber Shop Markowsky’s Home Bakery J. Marco Mfg. Corp. Public Warehouse Peggy’s Style Center West Peabody Pharmacy Richards of Peabody Barney Singer Dr. Benjamin Salata The Tailored Man Tremont Pharmacy Walsh’s Garden Center Wilson Square Drug Room C-66 - Mr. Gorman Griffin 6s? Merrow Peabody Electric Motor Service McGuire’s Flower Shop Allyn Hardware Liacos 6? Liacos Bob-Kat Leather Co., Inc, North Shore Laboratories Research and Development Masino Leather Company C. H. Porter Construction Company L. B. Moody C ompany, Commercial Stationers Strauss Tanning Co., Inc. Kent’s Restaurant Adasko’s Holden’s Gas Station Dr. Albert P. Wentzell Educators Consultant Service Lafayette Convalescent Home Ray Leather Company Room A-20 Room C-68 Rcom A- 18 Room C-69 Ortins Sons, Groceries Marlyn’s Golden Fry Parker Brothers Tan-Rite Leather Corp. and Cut-Rite Leather Splitting Co. 30 Wallis Street, Peabody, Mass. THOUGHTS ON THE SENIORITY AT P.H.S., or, HAVE YOUR ICE CREAM CASTLES MELTED? you now, somehow, through our last inhalations of a dewy April in a nine month span of well, homework and goofing off, and football games ( this year we’ll croak Salem), and seminars and announcements, and fnday nights at the rocci and then macdonald ' s and platsic for s and lousy food, and thmfi ' it ' overs, and college boards and acceptances and rejections, and rain and bells and late slips, and quic smokes, and part-time jobs, and strange people called teachers and stranger ones that must be lived with, and competition and jealousy, and school spirit or the lack of it, and insincerity in various strategic locations, and bright hopes and broken dreams and uncertainty and awareness and love for all the world, and maybe, for the gift of one, and laughter; laughter in joy, laughter in hesitancy, and with jests, with ridicule, with friends, and with tears . . . Yes, and tears — tears of fear, of hurt, of bitterness, in growing pains, in grief, in bewilderment, in the gentle understanding love in your friend ' s eyes, in the quiet g rateful joy of being . . . oh somehow we can look past wise and smile to remember, to see our year quite clearly, no regrets, and at the same time, we are coming, fleeing from this gawdawful maybe sometimes oh wow place with just a bit of the wisdom that isn ' t to come ' til “later , soon we will only be able to wistfidly glance back through the mist of years, and we can never return to this dewy April again. Nancy Rothman JR., Principal WILLIAM A. WELCH hMShI 1 ' rv 7 — . •