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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

2013 . 59.2 Y earbook Skylab 2 astronauts Jack Lousma, Owen Garriott and Alan Bean completed 59 1 j day journey in space Soviet Party leader Leonid Brezhnev visited President and Mrs Nixon Juan Peron elected president of Argentina. Isabel, his wife, became vice-president Great Britain s Princess Anne wed British Army Lt Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey O J Simpson of Buffalo Bills gained 2.030 yards to shatter NFL single season rushing record Members of American Indian Movement gained attention for their cause by capturing and holding town of Wounded Knee. South Dakota Senator Sam Ervin opened Senate Watergate hearings Peabody Institute Library, Peabody 253 00485 8070 riL i WORLD SERIES Oakland A s defeated New York Mets for second consecutive World Sr For Reference library Kohoutek illuminated skies, not to return for 75,000 years. Fuel shortage caused many gas stations to close on Sundays. WATERGATE We Pause, o(3 r to Feel the Pulse, Experience the Moods And Relive the Events of Peabody High 1974 Memories, like the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave, to one another for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, Tell me would we, could we? may be beautiful and yet, iat’s too painful to remember, we simply choose to forget, it’s the laughter we will remember ien “vf r we remember the way we were. My dear Graduates: On this happy occasion of your gradation, I extend to the class of 1974. my congratulations. Graduation from high school marks the termination of a most important cycle in the progress of your life, but simultaneously opens a new and often more challenging era. You are the first class in many to have had a year in which your country was not at war, but you are aware that people are not afford- ed the opportunity to rejoice in the peace and happiness that should ensue. Instead our country encounters ecological problems, energy crises, food shortage, infiationary living, and unfortunately, a diminishing of spiritual values. These are the ills from which we suffer, the cure of which is the challenge confronting your generation. It is a serious but not frighten- ing challenge that will demand an intelligent understanding of the necessity of spiritual values, a prudent establishing of priorities, and the determination and perserverance to improve the standard of living for all people and resultantly make this world a better place in which to live. 1 have the greatest confidence that you will intelligently face this challenge and in your dedication to your country and your fellow man, your efforts will bring about a medical, health, scientific and social era of progress in which people live peacefully and happily. May your future be rich and rewarding a nd blessed with health and happiness. Sincerely, Principal 4 Arthur V. Johnson Administration John Walsh Richard Codair Robert Ireland William A. Welch Henry Eager Guidance CARL MATTAROCCH1A Guidance Club ANNE O ' NEILL ROW 1: Brenda Stocker, Patty Caine. Karen Berlin, Marquerite Muise. Mary Stoodley, Cathy Lundberg. ROW 2: Cindy Em- rich. Maryanne Connors, Gerri Della Croce. Maryellen Holleran, Cindy Connors, Patrice DeRoo. ROW 3: Lili Sorrento, He- len Slade. Carol Curcio, Dawn Tome. Toni Kravchuk. Brenda McAfee, Kathy Brennan. Mary Weymouth, Maude Riva. MARY PEURA KATHRYN D AMOUR DONNA HARTSHORN ANTHONY LEITAO JULIE ANGELOPOULOS MARGARET JOHNSON JUDITH MARCOS MARY COLLINS ROBERT JOHNSON LOUISE PARIS1 PAULINE MICHAEL BARBARA NELSON HENRY EAGAR JAMES PICONE NANCY POWERS MARY ANN KILEY MARGARET TALKINGTON EUNICE YOST WILLIAM F. CRONIN THOMASCAELAHAN ANNEMARIE BERTHIAUME ELLEN BLOCK LINDA CARPENTER MARY E. SULLIVAN 1 MICHALENE HAGUE JOSEPHINE HOSMAN ELIZABETH 1 YNCH RICHARD MAKELA JOHN PYBURN DAVIDSINCLAIR PHILIP SMYRNIOS JUDITH LAIS CAROLL McNAIR LINDA RYDZEWSKI RICHARD W ' EITZMAN LESLIE WISEMAN ELAINE MANOOG1AN NATHAN MASTERSON EILEEN ROLLINS FRANK TOSTE CAROL WILSON WILLIAM STORY DEBORAH YOUNG JOHN MARSHALL BRUCE NELSON CORNELIA SHEEHAN DAVID W HITMORE JAMES MEAGHER 10 john McDonald JANE ALCAREZ ROBERT P CAVANAUGH PATRICIA DeCONINCk MARIANNE Di DONATO ELAINE GLASSBERG LILLIAN KONDON NEIL LaVITA GEORGE MELANSON FRANK NICOLOSi LOUISE RAGNO MARILYN MAGLIO RUTH SER1JAN BARBARA SIGEL ANNELIESE WAINER EDWARD SA PI ENZa 11 GEORGE CELATA PETER BILLERT CHARLES BURNETT DONALD DOE LEO ESPINDLE KATHLEEN CASSIDY MARYANN FIATO ALBERT DUBOIS CARLYLE DREW CLARE HAYES PHILIP ROLLINS GRACE FITZPATRICK BARBARA BOYLE CARLENE MARTIN DIANA NOBLE MICHAEL PRODANAS 12 ANTHONY ROMANO JOHN EVANS AMERICO SAPIENZA MARTHA HANLEY CATHERINE LATHAM ANN SINGLETON MURIEL BRETT GEORGE SMYRNIOS JOHN BEZEMES LORRAINE BENOIT MURIEL FIERBERG CORNELIA VAROUDAKIS THERESA MARCAURELLE FRANCES WETTER LOW EDWARD NIZWANTOWSK! RICHARD NEWHALL 13 JAMES TER1.1ZZI PAUL DeCOURCY ELEANOR PIERCE, R.N. DIANE LATUS MARY McNAMARA CALVIN MEINERS ARTHUR PERETZIAN 14 MARILYN MULCAHY ROBERT BISCEGLIA PATRICIA BAKER STEPHEN AVEDIKIAN FRANCES GOLDSMITH ROBERT SIMONS CHRISTINE LELITO w JOSEPH CUSHING HARRY HESKETH ROSALIND TARkO DANIEL CONNELLY LOUIS KARGER JOHN OLEKS WILLIAM J. BRESNAHAN DIANE DUNBAR DAWN RALPH PAULA CAMPBELL JAMES GAGNON NORMAN SWARTZ ANDREW METROPOLIS ELIZABETH CONGDON FRANCIS X. HARDY CATHERINE MURPHY PATRICIA TOOMEY 15 5� Cgf Office FLORENCE ALMAN NANCY BOUDRAULT ROW 1: Renee Bacherman, Marie McDonald, Maureen Splaine, Michelle Romei, Patricia Turgeon, Andrea Block. ROW IE Robin Miller, Jane Emerson, Sharon Cotoni, Judy Metclaf, Donna Lingley RUTH CONLEY KAIDA GUIFOYLE 17 A Time for Mixed Emotions America faces serious! energy shortages this winter... And So We Grew 27 t f These Were the Best Years of Our Lives It Was the Best of Times It Was the Worst of Times 32 33 Life is a : :en-wi ni That cannot fly Hold fast to dreams Life is a barren field - Frozen with snow. Langsten Hughes 34 WINTER SENIOR SPRINC FRE5HMA c 1 IM MTP 0 U 1 II 1 LIT FALL j cnDUOMnP? ti i w i no 1 oUrnunUnc Judy Actis Legal Secretary Jann Ellen Adler Special Education Teacher Drama Guild, Observer, Expanded Education Program, Student Announcers. Sandy Akre Michael Albert Jeff Albright Joseph Analoro Physical Therapist Aeronautical Technician Diane Andlade George Andreadakis Janet Andrews George Angelakis Doctor Single Greek Club, Tutoring. Football 36 Claire Anthony Donna Antonio Ronald Argenbright Medical Secretary Medical Secretary House C Aide Homeroom Representative, House A Aide. Paula Arkalis Hairdresser Shirley Arnold Marlene Arnotis Nurse Student Council, Field Hockey, Intramurals. Susan Arsenault Linguist Greek Club, French Club, Library Aide. Denise M. Aslin Nurse 37 Mark Bartkiewicz Stationery Engineer A I Bartlett Stacey Bauman Lab Technician Guidance Club, House A Aide Homeroom Representative. Deirdre Bean Marylou Barnes David J. Barrett Dental Hygienist Edward J. Barry Mike Barry Soccer Renee Bacherman Meta. Homeroom Representative, Art Club, Ski Club. Laura Bailen General in Israeli Army French Club, Newspaper, Business Manager. Jill Bergin Softball, Basketball, Field Hockey. Karen Berlin Guidance Club Nancy Berman Art Teacher Homeroom Representative, Meta, Intramurals. Wendy Beckett Occupational Therapist Homeroom Representative, Tennis, Ski Club, Art Club. Steve Bell Brian Bennett Richard Berger Steven Bernstein Lawyer Susan Berra Legal Secretary Maria S. Bettencourt Secretary Greek Club. Robin A. Blake Social Worker Tom Bettencourt Football, Baseball. Lee Bickerstaff Work with Animals. Rosemaire Bettencourt Customs Officer Library Aide, French Club, Student Announcers. Sharyn Block Teacher Spanish Club, Ecology Club Andrea Ruth Block Tony Bova Lori M. Bornstein Art Club Sandra Bonanno Bilingual Secretary French Club. Lois Boraiza Bruce R. Bowden Lawyer Art Club. Rita Bowes Donald Boyle Architect Hockey, Art Club Elaine Bovio Work at Mac ' s Kathy Brennan Marcia Brennan Guidance Club Pre-School Teacher Mark Brenner Steve Brissette Dorene Frances Brooks Noreen Brooks Teacher Machinist Travel Secretary House A Aide. Linda S. Brophy Nurse Football Cheering, Co-captain Senior Class Secretary, Guidance Club. Kevin Browne Carpenter Mike Burgess Daniel Berns Electrical Engineer Drama Guild Cathy Campbell Teacher Cheerleading, Art Club Lucy Capela Paul Buckley Commercial Artist Elizabeth Cahill Druggist Patty Cain Guidance Club Judy Buresh Stewardess Ellen Cassidy Rick Cashin Scott Chace Deisel Mechanic Frank Chang Fh.D. in Mathematics National Honor Society, Math League, Vice President. Debby Cavallon Nurse Color Guard, I ntramurals. Pep Squad, Guidance Aide. — r� «N«i.-rhe oo •� ' � d tl A. J. Caron Sleeping Football. Basketball Diana Carter Steve Carroll Ph sical Therapist William Cassidy Debbie Carvino Secretary Kim Chin Enjoy Life Donna Cherbuy Teacher Kim J. Chilcoate Dental Hygienist Dana Church Electrician Marsh Cipullo Have Fun Homeroom Representative. Stacy Christodoulopoulos Teacher Greek Club, German Club. John Cleary- Beth-EUen Cohen Gerry Colantuoni Bruce Comak Prime Minister of England Teacher College Graduate Rich Soccer. Science Club, Secretary, Football. National Honor Society, Intramurals. 44 Elizabeth Comeau Fashion Retailing George W. Comiskey Engineer Paul D. Connolly Conservationist Cindy Connors Nurse Guidance Club. Barb Cooper Secretary German Club, Treasurer, National Honor Society, Girls’ Track. Leslie Anne Cooper Musician Tony Coppola Electrician Steven M. Corbett Law Enforcement Language Lab Club. Stephen Cornelius Navy Steve Cornel! Carpenter 45 Denise Costa Phil Cote Aeronautics Elayne Cotton Joanne Corning Elementary School Teacher Nurse’s Aide, Chorus. Karen M. Cottrell To be Happy Bonnie Cowper Hosewife Dorene Crean Medical Secretary Mary E. Creeden To Be Me Beth Cronan Law Enforcement Homeroom Representative. Cheryl Cronin Physical Education Teacher 46 Lorene Cronin Physical Therapist Spanish Club, Lab Aide. Jeannie Croughwell Housewife Linda Culien Basketball. Softball. Carlos A. Cunha Linguist Linda Cunio Executive Secretary Carol Curcio Melinda Currie Tony Curreri Mechanic Carol M. Dabrieo Early Childhood Education MusicGuild. Alban Daigle 47 Rita D ' Ambrosio Nurse Cheering, Drama Guild Intramurals. Mike Danisiewicz Carpenter Intramurals. James Darrah Football. Brian Davis John R. Davis Engineer Karen Davis Physical Therapist James Dee Meteorologist Intramurals. Patricia DeGiso Sue Delaney Biology Major Lab Aide, Gymnastic Team, Girls’ Track. Sue Delfino To Live A Happy Life Sue DeLisio Legal Secretary Gem Della Croce Teacher Guidance Club. Student Council, Cheering. Frank Dello Electronic Technician Photography Club Mark P. Delude Auto Mechanic John DeMarco Debbie Demming Airline Stewardess Chorus. Art Club, Student Announcers. Patrice DeRoo Medical Secretary Guidance Club. Bill DeRosa Michael Desmond Machinist m 49 Gary S. DeStefano T ourist Administrator Indoor Track, Captain. Frederic N. Dexter Civil Engineer Newspaper Staff William Diamond Hockey, Soccer. Cindi Dichner To Be Me Monica Dill Pat Dimarzo Reservationist Gregory Alexander Diminture Actor Chorus, President. Carol Sigrid Dimitroff Art Club. French Club, Basketball. Anthony Di Pietro Photographer Football. Track. Michael Disler Drama Guild 50 Angelo DiStefano Paul Dolan Physical Education Gail Donahue Linda Donaldson Lawyer Drama Guild Ellen M. Donlon Special Education Teacher Kevin Robert Donovan Pharmacist Jan Doran Tom Doran Daniel Doucette Drama Guild, Band, Curriculum Committee, Essex County History. Diane Doucette Drama Club, Greek Club. 51 Judy Doucette Home Economics Teacher Chorus, Nurse’s Aide. Angeline Drougas Carol Dunn Jean Douglas Dental Assistant Gail Dulavitz Airline Reservationist Joseph Dumas Bob Dugar Architect Jack Dunn Travel Scott A. Dunn Printer Steve Dunn Business Manager Meta. 52 Charles Ericson Bicycle Mechanic Paul Dyer Ann Endslow Secretary Steve Edmands Pilot Ski Club Deborah Elwell Help Underprivileged Children German Club William Evans Baseball Player Dave Fall Computer Data Operator Cindy L. Emrich Lab Technician Guidance Club Sharon Estabrooks Computer Programmer Jane Everson 53 Sandra Formica Nurse Richard M. Ferranti Body Man Helen Ferrier Secretary Larry Frank Fixler Pharmacist Drama Guild. Music Club. Band. Mary Fournier Physical Education Teacher Peter Franggos Greek Club Mark Falthzik Dentist Steve Fay Dianne Fecteau Commercial Artist Kathleen Flynn Basketball Cheering. Field Hockev. Intramurals. v: Michael Fritz Robert Fuller William Franklin Musician Matty Funchion College Football, Basketball, Baseball. Rosemary Gallagher Housewife Marsha Gallant Dental Hygienist Homeroom Representative Rhonda Fritz Speech Therapist Meta, French Club. Gregory Gagne William R. Gagne Certified Public Accountant Track Linda Ann Fuller Executive Secretary Equestrian Club, V ork Experience. Paul J. Gallant, Jr. Judith Garber Mark P. Gatti Mark Gelin Rich Head Cage Cleaner, Bronze Art Club, Meta. Zoo J. W. Giampietro Tony E. Giannetto The Best Cosmetic Surgeon Spanish Club. Vice President. John Glowacki Katherine Glover Registered Nurse Open Campus Program, Drama Guild, Homeroom Representative. Ed Girard Physical Education Teacher Jacquelyn Gillespie Special Education Teacher Cross Country, Office Aide, Nurse’s Aide. 56 fill Edward Goff Lynda Diane Goldman Spanish Club, Observer, Homeroom Representative. Richard Golin Donna Goodwin Donna Gonnella Larry Grant Physical Therapy Assistant Millionaire French Club. Math League, Debating. Intramurals. David Gravel Susan Green Steven Greenland Nancy Gregory Anything Registered Nurse Intramurals, Junior Varsiu Softball . Housewife Pam Haines Legal Secretary Karen Hanlon German Club. Field Hockey. Meta, Intramurals. Jim Guzofski, Jr. Electronic Technician Jeanne Guinee Field Hockey. Basketball. Nancy Haig Secretary Homeroom Representative, I ntramurals. William Habelow Attorney Ecology Club, Guidance Club. Art Hall Drug Store Owner A1 Guido Physical Education Teacher Kathy Hackett Nurse David Thomas Hallinan Lawyer Drama Guild, Tennis. 58 Ted Heath Ad Man Art Club, Meta. Jan Harrington Physical Education Teacher Observer, Field Hockey. Softball, Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary. Essy Harsfield To Fulfill My Goals Steven Hawkins Engineer Math Teague, National Honor Society. Science Club. Kathy Harris Nurse Field Hockey, Student Council, Softball. Leslie Hansen Michael Harney Army Kathy Harris Sandy Harris Maria Hebert 59 Kevin Horrigan David Hosker Kenneth Hickman Mechanic Thomas R. Holtz Mechanic Michael Honan Baseball, Football. Ben Hoff Doctor Henry Hogan Mary Ellen Holleran College Guidance Club, Intramurals. Debbie Holuk Successful German Club, Pep Squad, Ski Club. Denis Hovasse Electrician 60 Cindy Hubbard Teacher Chorus Valerie Hunt Dental Assistant Erin Hurley Debbie Hughes Veterinarian French Club Maureen C. Hyland Physical Education Teacher Equestrian Club, Art Club, Basketball Team, Football Cheerleader, Captain. Karen lacoviello Medical Secretary Eddie Jackson Teacher Su Jackson Nurse Student Council Larry Jais Electrician Debbie Jarzynka Airline Stewardess Flomeroom representative 61 Paul Jwanovvski Successful • Sports Sue Kadlick Nurse Pep Squad Richard T. Jordan Journalist Chess Club George W. Kajos Independently Wealthy Debating. Intramurals. Robert Gregory Jones President Rick Johnston To be Happ Drama Guild Kathy Kalavretinos Larry Jones Robert D. Jordan Police Officer Photography Club Carolyn D. Jones Secretary Equestrian Club, Tennis. Michael Kalfin Drama Guild Chris Kalivas Pharmacist Photography Club Risty T. Kalivas Oceanographer Laboratory Aide Este Kallman Elementary Education Spanish Club, German Club. Stephen Kanclerowicz Naval Officer Drama Mary Karakoudas Michael P. Kelley Commercial Pilot Patricia Kelly Physical Therapist Tim Karamas Hockey Player Softball. Paula J. Keating Physical Education Major Student Council President, Field Hockey, Basketball, 63 Tom JKilcoyne M il.libnaire Kd Kiley Dan Kimball Offset I’rintini! I ibrar Aide Terry Kingston Secretars Stephen Kenny Lawyer Debating. Math League. Homeroom Representative. Ronald Jay Kerble Veterinarian ( lass [’resident. ( ross ( ountr . Student Advisory Hoard. Student Council. Toni marie Kerdy Pharmacist Kim Kelrelakes Airline Stewardess D.L.C.A. Michael D. Kenny llecironie Technician Kathy Jane Kire Writer rl Club. Drama Guild. Anna Kleros Chorus. Marching Band. (Onccrt Band. Greek ( luh Susan Mary Keen Psychologist Raymond Kohut Successful Susan Kolodny Mark Kolod iej Ken Kolod iej Hmity Korkaris Teacher Greek ( luh. President David Kowalski Accountant Mark Ko wich Steve Langis Gretchen Landry Paul Lane Electrician Vocational Ed L ' Abbe Electrician Gail Kravetz Jeffrey Krugrnan To Enjoy Life Toni Kravchuk Secretary Field Elockey, Softball. Guidance Club. Mark Kulakowski Law Enforcement Edward Lane Walter Kweicinski Accountant Basketball, Baseball. 66 Debi Larrabee Dietician Bill Langlais Architect Photograph} Club Joseph Lastih Joanne D. Leary Lawyer Home Room Representative, Basketball Cheerleader, Intramurals. Office Aide. Denise Lavoie Martha Laskarris Medical Secretary Charles J. Lawrence III Photographer Peter Langley Physical Eduction Student Council. Hockey Bill Lauzon Machinist Band Diane Leavitt Lee A. LeCain Medical Technologist John F. LeBlanc Camera Engineer Photography Club Bob LeBrun Oceanographies Tutoring Gail M. LeBlanc Kimberly C. LeBlanc Chorus Rosemarie J. LeBel Elementary School Teacher Pep Squad Arlene Gail Lemack Hairdresser Open Campus Tutoring. John Leonard Student Council, Hockey, Baseball. Tom Leonard Mary LePage Interior Decorator Spanish Club Corinne Levesque Sharon Lindberg Art Club, Spanish Club. Mary Dana Lit Celeste Levesque Doug Liffers College Donna Ann Lingley French Club, Office Pagettes. Marlene Maria Liberti Elementary School Teacher Greek Club Theresa Lewandowski Sheryl Lisi Debbie Little Secretary 69 Kathy Lomasney Cheryl Lord German Club. I ntramurals. Debbie Lowry Nurse Linda Lomelis Hairdresser Guidance Club CarolA.Lubow Debbie Lucas .Special Education Teacher Newspaper Staff Cheryl Luciano College Softball. Art Club. I ntramurals. Leslie Lupczwicz To Succeed 70 Judith Lynch Lawyer Cheerleading, Field Flockey. Student Council. German Club Florinda Madeira Telephone Operator Greek Club Daniel Mahoney Art Club Linda M. Mahoney Teacher Art Club Susan Luster Physical Terapist Homeroom Representative Paula Mafley Hairdresser Tutoring Pat Malinowski. Stephen Luz Louise Maguire Nurse Debbie A. Mambuca Hairdresser Mark Richard Marcus Math League. Drama Guild. A1 Marcus Professional Musician Stephanie H. Manos Teacher Warren Manning Joanne Margeson Pamela Marden Art Club. French Club Cathy Jean Matvichuk Nurse Joanne Mastone William Marshall Electrician Robert C. Marshall Aviation Mela; Editor. French Club Michael Matvichuk f ntramurals Mimi Maurais Model c Brenda McAfee Probation Officer Jan Marie McCafferty Veterinary Assistant Christine M. McCarthy Work With Children Pep Squad. George M. McCarthy Engineer Steve McCarthy l aw Enforcement Barbara McC atherin Interior Decorator Debby McClory Paul McCusker Anthropologist David Merrill Law Enforcement Ski Club. Brigid Ann McNiff Field Hockey, Basketball, ' Softball. Jim McEwen Electronics Technician Vocational Club. Linda Carolyn McGray Communications Newspaper, German Club, French Club. Meta. Paul McDonald Ralph McElroy Carpenter Susan Mello Executive Secretary Patti McFarland Stock Car Driver Gayle McLean Typist ,• 1 Andrea Metropolis 74 Harvey Miller Steve Mills Law Enforcement Edward Minson Biochemist Meta, Drama Guild. Elaine Mistretta Special Education Teacher Spanish Club. Janet Moore Secretary Paula Morgantino Successful Kathy Morrocco Field Hockey, Tennis, Observer Barb Morse 75 Kevin Mueller Police Officer Peter Mulholland Busi ness Darlene Morse Secretary Kevin Mulherin Satisfied Soccer. Hockey, Golf. Lynn Nelson College Intramurals. Basketball Linda Marie Naczas Mayor of Peabody Equestrian Club, Ski Club. Chess Club. Homeroom Representative. William Mufphy Engi neer Basketball, Baseball. Karen Murtagh ■ I Gene John Nigrelli Lawyer Newspaper. Production Manager Randijen Noyes Work for the Airlines Football Cheerleader, Gail O’Brien James O’Callaghan Grace O’Donnell Medical Secretary Library Aide. Intramurals, Gymnastic Team. French Club. Paul Nelson Cathy Neve Laurie Newman Physical Therapist Meta, National Honor Society, Homeroom Representative. Susan Niconchuk Dental Hygienist Homeroom Representative. Ruth Norton Child Care Beth Ann O ' Keefe Radiologist Donna Pappas Paul O’Leary School Newspaper, Photo Editor. Broadcaster. Steven Olswang Newspaper, Editor-in-Chief, Student Announcers, Debating. Robert Paciulan Theater Drama Guild. Sherry Lyn Paige Legal Secretary French Club. National Honor Society, Iniramurals. John J. O’Toole Marine Biologist Drama Guild. Diana Palmer Radiologic Technologist Donna Pardi Probation Officer 78 Jim Pashby Business Track. Debbie Parrott Hairdresser D.E.C.A. Robert S. Pashby Mechanic Lynne Patterson Cheerleading, Ski Club. Robert Pearl Aimee Beth Pelletier Farmer Equestrian Club, President. Elaine Pelletier Mike Pelletier Katherine Perna Susan Peters Secretary Construction Worker Music Teacher Music Guild 79 Linda Jean Peterson Paul Peterson W ' ayne Phillips Michael E. Pierce Mathematics Football. Golf. Meta. Hockey. German Club. Art Club. Math League. Chorus. John M. Pietraszek Walter T. Pilkons Electrician Rich Baseball. Joe Pimenta Football. Louise Pinto To Do The Will Of The Lord Gymnastic Team. Softball. Tutoring. Donna Marie Price Medical Secretary David Pleva Tennis, Tutoring. Lisdalia M. Portela Artist Greek Club. Eileen Prisby Chef Drama Guild, Homeroom Representative. Mary Lou Plourde Dental Assistant Hockey Cheer leading. Betty Procopio To Be Just Like Olga Korbut Gymnastic Team. David Provencher U.S.A.F. Pilot Track, Intramurals. Janice Lee Provencher Legal Secretary Marc Prince Doctor Tennis. Steve Price Comfortable Through Life Jodi Regan David Brian Quinn Lawyer Football, Baseball. Mark S. Quinn Susan Pulli Teaching Hand icapped German Club, French Club, Meta, National Honor Society. Chris Quinn Soccer Barbara Raffa Nurse Peter Rancourt Leo Quirk Carol Ralph Teacher Basketball Cheering, Student Council. Dianne Reardon Karen Rich Maude Riva Karen Marie Rizzo Gail Robinson Teiicher Anthropologist Secretary Teacher Outside Tutoring. Homeroom PepSquad. Equestrian Club, Ecology Club. Representative, Meta. National Honor Society. John Rocco Roofer Vocational Club. Michelle Ann Romei Airline Stewardess Mary Rossi Bank Clerk Sheree I. Rothman Dental Hygienist Basketball Cheerleader. Charles N. Roumeliotis Susan Roumeliotis Cindy Rubano Legal Secretary Gary Ruddock Electrician Hockey. Soccer. Bill Rusell 84 Gayle Saraglow Almerinda Santos Valerie Savolainen George Scangas College Greek Club. Lorrie Schetrompf Ann Schimpf Kevin Selinger Police Officer Maureen Shay Jockev Roberta Shapiro Fashion Retailer Frank Schattner Biologist Ann Silva Lawyer Kim Silva Mary Silva Sue Marie Sigman Airline Ticket Agent Thomas Silva Architect Football. Becky Shute Stewardess Observer. Softball. Theresa Silvia Bookkeeper John Simbliaris Joanne Simpson Tony Sims Happy Medical Secretary Education Art Club. Equestrian Club. Pep Basketball. Intramurals Squad. 86 ;iS Ricky Sims Physical Education Teacher Basketball. Joanna Sinapis Secretary Greek Club. Ted Skaliotis Kerry Katherine Skiffington American Indian Anthropologist Meta, German Club. Band Council. Helen Slade Scientist Karen Slate Legal Secretary Bob Smith Cindy Smith Happy French Club, German Club. Chris Smith Free Debbi Smulllen Professional Dancer Open Campus Tutoring. 87 Robyn Snow Veterinarian Science Club. Brian Sollosy Philanthropist Robin Sollosy Help the Needy Tennis. Bruce Southwick Gary Sowyrda Satisfied Student Council, Soccer, Baseball. Winter Track. Alan Spatrick Soccer Caroline Spinale Teacher Cheryl Springmann Nurse Brian Steeves Chemical Engineer Lori Spiegel Radiologic Technician 88 Hal Scott Tepfer Math League, President, Stu dent Announcers, Debating. Drama Guild. Pam Theokas A1 Temkin Physical Education Major Homeroom Representative, Student Council, Football. Intramurals. PaulTengberg Rich Susan M. Tattan French Teacher Janis Tatterfield Wife Shirley Tatterfield Hairdresser Mark E. Taylor Track, Newspaper, Math John J. Tasso, Jr Law Enforcement Carol Tardy Danny Thibodeau Richard Thibodeau Ann Thompson Daniel Thomsen X-Ray Technician Art Club Angie Ti lias Dawn Louise Tome Thomas Patrick Stan Tremblay Nurse Towey III Guidance Club. Latin Club. Lab Aide, Golf. Chris Triantafillou David A. Trueira Joan Turner Peter H. Turner, Jr. Mechanic Cheryl Twiss Executive Secretary Debra Ellen Van Bobo To Live Forever German Club, Art Club, Library Aide, Newspaper. Paul Turner Astronaut Linda Van de Krol Physical Therapist Field Hockey. Patricia Turgeon Track, Intramurals, Street Hockey, Office Aide. Alec Tsaltas Blasting Man Mary Tsonis Accounting Greek Club. Richard Tucker Basketball, Captain. 92 Sharon Verda Laurie Verrocchi Arlindo M. Vieira French Club, Art Club, Library Business Manager Aide. Drama Guild. Cynthia Vieira Medical Assistant Library Aide. Paul Visconte Navy Gina Viscusi Football Cheerleader, Meta, Drama Guild, Student Council. Gayle Walker Travel David Walsh Business Administrator Katherine Walsh Lawyer Kathleen Walsh To Be Anything And Everything. 93 Carol Ann Wilkinson English Teacher Meta, French Club, Homeroom Representative. National Honor Society. Pamela White Airline Stewardess Donna Whynot Anne White Richard Thomas Walsh Art Club Henry J. Waters Professional Theater Drama Guild Susan Weisman German Club, President. French Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Representative. Mary Weymouth Business Teacher Hockey Cheerleader. Ski Club, Guidance Club. Tom Waters Ivy Weiner Speech Therapist Hockey Cheerleader. Drama Guild. Cheryl Williams Meta, Homeroom Representative. Karen Wronkowski Veterinarian Art Club, French Club, Meta, ' Field Hockey. Connie Williams X-Ray Technician Debbie Wilson Nurse Gary Winchell Carpenter Donna Winer Medical Receptionist Gary Winer Doctor r hess Club Gary Wolovick Doctor of Clinical Psychology Track Mary Yasi Angela Zeuli Theodora Stephanie Zolotas 95 MR JOHN CELATA MR. EDWARD BRAWLEY MR SALVATORE CAUSI MR. THOMAS FLYNN MR. RICHARD WHITE MR HOWARD COLLYER MR. ARTHUR ELDRIDGE MR. ROBERT BOYD ■r w MR MARK HOFFMAN MR LAWRENCE KOHUT MR. PETER LaCORTIGLIA MR. GEORGE LEMB1DALIS MR. GEORGE MARQUIS MR. JOSEPH MOGAVERO MR RAYMOND OULETTE MR. CHARLES ROLLINS 99 MR EDWARD SERINO MR CHARLES SMYRNIOS MR. HOWARD SPILKE MR. EDWARD D. SULLIVAN 100 MR WILFRED J. THIBODEAU MRS. MARY JANE VERONESE MR. LEWIS WILSON MR WALTER GILL uinnu MR MICHAEL CROWLEY 101 Vocational Club LEFT TO RIGHT, Dana Church, treasurer; Paul Lane, vice-pres- ident; Rich Ferranti, secreatry; Danny Whelan, president. Distributive Education Club LEFT TO RIGHT, Margeret Piso. Gail Manning. Sue Parsons, historia; Gale Saraglow, secretary; Monica Dill, publishing direc- tor. Not pictured; Barb Ruotolo, president; Jodi Regan, vice-presi- dent; Kim Ketralakes, treasurer; Yadzy Szalkowski, parlamentarian. Electronics Machine Shop a a y y g % B w SPOR M f i rW Ail 1 ?jj aa 9 3 Jj: y — l. nil g ‘ ' t, Soccer BOTTOM ROW: Tom Doran, Paul Lane. Risty Kalivas, A1 Spatrik, Mike Barry, Dan Whelan; Co-Captain, TOP ROW: Ed Goff, Gary Ruddock, Gary Sowyrda, Kevin Mulherin; Co-Captain, Chris Quinn, Will Diamond. The 1973 Soccer Team had its best season in its three-year history, (3-9-3). This improvement was based largely upon the greater experience of the team; the majority of the team members were seniors who had been with the team since its first season. Paul Lane, Gary Sowyrda, and Tom Doran performed extremely well in their respec- tive positions. And the efforts of seniors Kevin Mulherin, Dan Whelan, Chris Quinn, Gary Ruddock, Mike Bar- ry, Will Diamond, Alan Spatrick, and Risty Kalivas combined with those of the juniors and sophomores and the fine coaching of Bob Simons to produce a most rewarding season for the soccer team . However, physical ability alone is not the only support needed by a team to achieve its goals. Fans play a large part in any sport, and the number of specta- tors at the Peabody games, as well as the popularity of the sport seems to be on the in- crease. Due to this greater interest in soc- cer, the team is look- ing forward to a better team and season each year. no Football ■6. ' ' W ROW 1: CAP! MATTY FUNCHION, CAPT. LARRY JONES. TONY DIPIETRO, DON RANTER. GEORGE ANGELAKIS, BRIAN QUINN, JIMMY DARRAH, GEORGE COMISKEY, TOM BETTENCOURT, TOM SILVA, A.J. CARON. ROW 2: ED GIRARD, DANA CHURCH, GEORGE SCANGUS, PAUL JWANOWSKI. AL COLARUSSO, PETE KATSAKOS, JOHN DIEFEN- BACH, CAPT PAUL TEMBERG, JOE PIMENTA. CAPT. EDDIE LANE. ROW ' 3: PAUL MARCI. CHRIS HEIN. JAY LANGEL, TOM MC GOVERN. SCOTT SIMON, DAVE DANISH. MIKE CRONIN. LARRY WHITE, TOMMY THORN, MIKE LANCAS- TER ROW ' 4 JERRY COLANTONI, ROBBI E CORNERS. BRIAN D ' AMBROSIO, EDSW IDERSKI, BILL BURKE, BILL LE BEL. BRIAN WITHERS, JIMMY CARON, ED KILHONEN, JOE LASTIH. ROW 5: COACH ED NIZWANTOWSKI, COACH JOE CRONIN, KEVIN ME NCI. DAVE CRONIN. KEN HOYLE, KEVIN MC CARTHY, DAVE RICHARDSON. J.C. RICHARDS, LARRY ARCHES, JOE MACGAVERO, COACH BOB DANISH, HEADCOACH ART ADAMPPOULOS. FOOTBALL The Peabody High football team gave its fan an- other thrilling season this year by winning 7 games, tying 1, and losing 1 . However, to achieve a goal such as this, requires perseverence, persistence and self-discipline on the part of every player on the team. But football is not only a show sport or status game as some seem to think. Through football, a student can learn that teamwork is the ultimate test in tolerance. It is a game played, in one form or another, by over a million young Americans, a� game uninhibited by so- cial barriers. It is a game that requires exhaustive hard work starting early in the season. 1 1 is a game of violent body contact that demands a personal disci- pline seldom found in our modern life. The whole team, along with the exceptional coaching staff, is to be rewarded for their outstanding effort, and we hope for another banner year in 1 974. Also, a new policy was introduced this year: night football. Four games were played under the lights, and proved to be very popular with the students and fans. We hope this policy will be continued for the 1 974 season. Salem-Peabody Pep Rally Cross Country L TO R. 1st ROW: Bruce Allison. Phil Sheraton. Ron Kerble, Mark Gatti, John Bird. 2nd ROW: George Smyrnios; coach, Mark Tavlor. Kevin Donovan, Frank Schatner. Gary Wolovick. One of the most familiar fall sights at P.V.M.H.S. is the afternoon parade of blue-suited runners circling and circling the vicinity of the high school, oblivious to the stares of passersby, intent upon getting themselves into condition for the track seasons. Track is a year-round activity at P.V.M.H.S. and the 1973 Peabody High Cross-Country team started it distinguishing themselves by compiling a 5-2 mark. The Tanners were led by the efforts of Phil Sheridan and Mark Gatti. Also making ma- jor contributions to the club were seniors Ron Ker- ble. Billy Gagne, and sophomores John Bird and Bruce Allison. Basketball ROW 1: Tommy Leonard, Kevin Spencer, Eddie Lane, Steve Kenny. ROW 2: Tony Sims, A1 Guido, Ricky Sims, Larry Jones, Coach Rick Wietzman. ROW 3: Bill Murphy, Capt. Rich Tucker, Ed Goff. Tommy Hart, Walter Kwiecinski, Jack Bergin. .. ,v - -min MlH ' ' ' The 1973-74 Peabody High School basketball team continued in the successful tradition of the teams of the previous two years. Three starters returned from the 1972-73 team. Captain Rich Tucker, Ed Goff, and Rich Sims, Tucker lead- ing his team as a bonafide all-scholastic choice. Larry Jones and A1 Guido also made up this year ' s starting team, with Walter Kwiecinski and Tony Sims playing as the top two reserves. Bill Murphy, Tom Leonard, and Steve Kenny were the other able seniors on the team, with Jack Bergin and Tom Hart the only lettermen returning for next year. The junior varsity, which will make up the nucleus of next year’s squad, was also successful. Coach Weitzman will be counting heavily on the improvement of Bob Kane, Jeff Linehan, Andy Argenbright, Kevin Spencer, and Scott Lutch. •r - ■mi amw BmwffiyfT Wiw pEWW W k s 3,v 1 ' ,y ' 1 L Hr iSHth 1 i , Jnk I Jk 1 ywm «5lv 0LJ jwH y JyW . � i Nu m| J jg r Jr, 10 ■ m.V i FW m V ' ■ - 1 IffiBU Winter Track L. TO R. ROW 1: Jeff Argurkis, Bruce Allison, Ed Rose, Arty Marrs, Dave Shaw, Joe Boyigan, Tom Doran, Mark Taylor, Mike Mapes, John Davis, Coach George Smyrnios. ROW 2: Dean Sypole, J Brennan, D. Grennon, J. Skarmos, J. Delasandro, Kevin O ' Leary, Billy Gagne, Risty Kalivas. ROW 3: Ron Kerble, A. Tsionis, John Bird, Mark Gatti, Gary Destefano, Gary Wolovick, Norman Glenn, Jeff Sypole. ROW 4: R. Smith. T. Plante, D. Hawkins, J. Monitakos, J. Judge, A. Budesky, G. Shashaty, Dave Mahoney. ROW 5: Phil Sheridan, Kevin Donovan, Dave MacLean, Ed Kolho- nen, J. Linckum, W. Pedra, D. Lyons. ROW 6: C. Greene, Frank Shattner. The 1973-74 indoor track team continued to perform admirably as they compiled a 6-1 mark including victories over GBL powers Malden and Medford. A loss to Haverhill ended the Tanners’ dual meet victory streak at 25, one of the longest winning streaks in the school’s history. In the high hurdles the Tanners were led by Frank Schattner and John Diefenbach. Gary DeStefano, Dave MacLean and Ed Kolhonen provided the Blue and White with one of the best sprint teams in the state. In the intermediate races, the efforts of Gary Wolovick, Mike Mapes, Ron Kerble and Jeff Sypole proved fruitful and Mark Gatti, Phil Sheridan, Billy Gagne and John Bird carried the colors of the Blue and White in the distance events. In the field events Frank Schattner (high jump) and Matt Func’nion (shot put) provided most of the thrills. The 1973-74 indoor season also saw the Tanners with the best relay team in the state as Frank Schattner, Gary De- Stefano, Dave MacLean and Ed Kolhonen had little trouble in dominating relay competition. The record and accomplishments of the Tanners’ track program is a reflection on the desire and determination of the boys and of their coaches George Smyrnios and Dick Makela. 120 ROW 1 . L TO R: Don Maida, Tom Cullen, Don Beckett, Herbie Sawyer, Ed Sousa, Dan Bowman, Henry Coito. Mike Cronin, Jeff Richards. ROW 2: Coach George Kinnaly, Mike Pierce, Gary Ruddock, Ed Jackson. Bill Newell, Bob McKensie, John Leonard, Kevin Mulherin, Jim Thibedau. Dean Liacos, Bob Grayton, Don Boyle, Kenny Gill, Assistant Coach Mike Gilligan. The 1973-74 Peabody High hockey team compiled a 21-1-3 Record. In addition, the Tanners were one of the top rated teams in Eastern Mass. The Tanners were led by the high scoring junior line of Danny Bowman, Eddie Sousa, and Bob McKensie. The first line was comprised of rugged competitors John Leonard and Kevin Mulherin with Mike Pierce, Ed Jackson, and Henry Coito taking turns skating with them. Donny Beckett, Herbie Sawyer, Tommy Cullen, and Jimmy Thibedeau also skated effectively for the High Flying Tanners. Defensively the Blue and White were led by Seniors Gary Ruddock, and Donnv Boyle, Juniors Billy Newell and Kenny Gill and Sophomores Bob Grayton and Dean Liacos. Minding the nets were Juniors Mike Cronin, Don Maida, and Jeff Richards. Among the highlights of the season were victories over Mel- rose, Beverly, and Lynn English. In their three big games against St. John ' s Prep, the Boys skated away with a win and two ties to take first place in the Essex Coun- ty League. This year also marked the re- turn of Peabody High to the State Hockey Tournament after an absence of almost twenty years. Coach this year’s club were George Kinnaly assisted by Mike Gilligan. 122 Hockey Girls Basketball L. TO R. 1st ROW: Kelly Daley, Paula Keating, Co-Capt. Jeanne Guinee, Co-Capt. Jill Bergin. 2nd ROW: Coach Lorraine Benoit, Carol Doherty. Lynn Nelson, Cheryl Cronin. Brigid McNiff, Debbie Ter- renzoni. Missing: Linda Cullen, Maureen Splaine. The girl’s varsity Basketball Team had their best season ever this year. The winning season was due to the winning determination of the girls, fol- lowing two losing seasons. The team got off to a slow start, losing the first two scrim- mages, but emerged deter- mined to w in. In one of the closest and hardest- fought games, the team pulled through and beat Beverly, 39-36. The only league games the team lost were to first place Bishop Fen- wick. By beating Beverly and a strong Haverhill team, the con- fidence of the team was raised. Although injuries plagued the team, they won a double-over- time game against Lawrence, which upped their record even more. Both the girls and their coaches deserve much credit for producing the hard work and dedication necessary to put their team on a winning streak again. UN .14 M §£§f t in taT ' ' V ;■ W ' ' fly 4 1 ] Gymnastics ROW 1: Debbie Cassidy, Linda Surman, Laura Harris, Lori Nolan, Nancy Schattner. Marie McDonald. Maria Toomey. ROW 2: Cheryl Cassidy, Dot Procopio, Debbie Wysong, Kathy Gagnon, Donna Provencal, Kathy Berra, Lisa Corvo. ROW 3: Coach: Ms. Lelito, Ellen Gar- ber. Debbie Berra, Amy Stroman, Renee Roberti. Captain: Betty Procopio, Louise Pinto, Assistant Coach: Ms. Appiani. ill L. TO R 1st ROW: Jeanne Guinee, Kathy Flynn, Toni Kravchuk, Brigid McNiff, Jill Bergin, Paula Keating, Chris Newhall, Mary Ellen Wilson. 2nd ROW: Coach Lorraine Benoit; Karen Hanlon, Kathy Harris, Shirley Arnold, Jan Harrington, Judy Lynch, Sue Mapes, Kathy Morrocco. Field Hockey The Peabody High girl ' s field hockey team has completed its second season of inter-scholastic competition. This season the team was in the Essex County League playing games on a home and away basis. Since the league has lost many of its members to the expanded Northeast Conference, the Peabody squad scheduled games with some well-established teams outside the league. These games not only helped compen- sate for the lack of league con- tests, but also gave the Peabody girls more competitive experience. Last year was the team’s first season, evidenced by their lone victory of the 1972 campaign. However, due to the interest gen- erated in field hockey, some of this year ' s players paid their way for a week of advanced instruction in hockey skills at Sugar Brook Field Hockey Camp in Browns- ville, Vermont. Also, the turnout for try-outs this season was much more responsive than last season, and the greater team spirit and enthusiasm helped to produce a better season: 4 victories and 8 losses. DGBATING CCU8 CLUBS Senior Class Officers L. TO R.: Anthony Bova; Vice President, Ronald Kerble; President, Mi- chael Honan; Treasurer, Linda Brophy; Secretary. Senior Homeroom Representatives L. TO R. 1st ROW: Susan Niconchuk, Laurie Newman, Donna Antonio, Carol Wilkinson, Karen Rich. 2nd ROW: Sandy Harris, Nancy Haig, Debbie Jarzynka, Marsha Cipullo. Susan Delfino, Gary Sowyrda, John Cleary, Kevin Donovan, Kevin Selinger. 132 Junior Class Officers L. TO R.: Cindy Spence; Srecretary, Rizzy Simone; President, Mark Raynard; Treasurer, Joan Kendall; Vice President. Student Council L. TO R.: 1st ROW: Gina Viscusi, John Leonard, Gerri Della Croce, Judith Lynch, Paula Keating, Alan Tempkin, Steve Price. 2nd ROW: Peter Kitsakis, Jean Jones, Mar- yann Tgavalakis, Nancy Sherr, Joy Lesser, Jeanne Quinn, Rizzy Simone, Scott Lutch, Joan Peterson. 3rd ROW ' : Donna Farr, Karen Stevens, Dee Phillips, Ruth Hogan, Nina Barnes, Gary Reeves, Shelly Sousa, Luki Maharis. Sophomore Class Officers L. TO R.: Beverly Griffin; Treasurer, Bill Bailey; Vice President, Pam Nadeau; Secretary, Dan Silva; President. 133 German Club L. TO R. 1st ROW: Linda Goldman, Estelle Kallman, Sharyn Block, Mary LePage. 2nd ROW: Anthony Giannetto, Lorene Cronin, Elaine Mistretta. L TO R. 1st ROW: Linda McGray; Secretary, Susan Weisman; President, Barbara Cooper; Vice Presi- dent, Cindy Spence; Treasurer, Kerry K. Skiffington. 2nd ROW: Linda Peterson, Susan Pulli, Cindy Smith, Deborah Elwell, Stacey Christodoulopoulos, Ms. DeConick; Advisor. Spanish Club 134 Hebrew Club L. TO R. 1st ROW: Audrey Krouse; Secretary, Susan Phillips, Nancy Fogell. 2nd ROW: Wendy Potash; Treasurer, Rhonda Yanco, Lori Aronson; Vice President, llise Vigor, Ms. Glassberg; Advisor. 3rd ROW: Mark Gurslack, Lisa Babner, Debra Tanner, David Brenner. Lab Monitors L. TO R. 1st ROW: Rick Snider, John Doran, Debbie Schechter, Evelyn Limberakis, Don Lyons, Jeff Ostroff; Vice President, Dan Kyminas. 2nd ROW: Tom Monahan, Bob Theriault, Steve Corbett; Presi- dent, Stuart Orloff, Mr. Lavita; Advisor, Mike Staid 135 Greek Club L. TO R 1st ROW: Lucy Capela, Almerinda Santos, Lisdalia Portela, Joanne Sinabis, Donna Pappas, Emily Korkaris, Marlene Liberti. 2nd ROW: Anna Kleros, Donald DeMille, Mary Tsonis, Rosemarie Bettencourt, John Sevaslakis, Sue Arsenault, Stacey Christodoulopoulos, Nick Kokoras. French Club L. TO R.: Grace O’Donnell, Susan Pulli, Sherry Paige, Bob Marshall, Donna Lingley, Karen Wronkows- ki, Laurie Verrocchi, Mr. Cavanaugh; Advisor, Laura Bailen, Susan Weisman, Donna Gonnella, Linda McGray, Cindy Smith. 136 1 M National Honor Society L. TO R. 1st ROW: Sandy Bananno, Lorene Cronin, Barbara Cooper, Judith Lynch, Susan Weisman, Sharyn Block. 2nd ROW: George Andreadakis, Steven Hawkins, Frank Chang. Mark Taylor, Cathy Campbell, Linda Goldman, Linda McGray, Cindy Smith, Carol W ilkinson, Susan Pulli, Beth Ellen Coh- en, Cindy Hubbard. 3rd ROW: Ed Minson, Sharon Lindberg, Cheryl Luciano, Laurie Newman, Sherry Paige, Karen Rich, Steven Olswang. Math League L. TO R. 1st ROW: Brian Collins, Steve Kahan; Treasurer, Larry Grant; Vice President. Hal Tepfer; President, Nancy Henderson; Secretary. 2nd ROW: Frank Chang, Brian Steeves, Paul Cohen. Mark Mar- cus, Steven Hawkins. 137 Football Cheerleaders L. 1 O R.: Susan Csikos, Gina Viscusi, Gerri Della Croce, Cindy Boltas, Judith Zawacki, Joy Lesser, Pa- tricia Farrell, Judith Cody, Joan Brennan, Randi Noyes, Maureen Hyland, Linda Brophy . Pep Squad 138 i: a Hockey Cheerleaders L. TO R. 1st ROW: Lou Plourde, Maryann Tgavalekos, Sharon Lindberg. 2nd ROW: Mary Weymouth, Robin Pruss, Janet Monico, Robin LaBlanc, Maryann Vitale, Linda Comeau, Maureen Splaine, Elin Bernstein, Ivy Weiner. Basketball Cheerleaders L. TO R. 1st ROW: Carol Ralph, Joanne Leary. 2nd ROW: Joyce De- Sanctis, Kathy Flynn, Holly Greenland, Caroline Deroscher, Cathy Campbell, Judy Lynch, Lynn Patterson. Sheree Rothman, Rita D’- Ambrosio, Rosemary Genova. 139 Debating Team L TO R Kathy Walsh, Steve Kenny, George Kajos, Hal Tepfer, Steven Olswang, Larry Grant. Chess Club 140 L TO R 1st ROW; Peter Golinski, Judy Pern. Gary Winer; President, Lloyd Snow. 2nd ROW: Dana Phil- lips. Steve Kaha. Stuart Goldman, Tom Bartkiewicz. Brian Collins. Photography Club L. TO R. 1st ROW: John LeBlanc, Pam Buono; Vice President, Leslie Bistrowitz. 2nd ROW: Greg Safchuk, Edwina Leach: Secretary. Chris Kalivas. 3rd ROW: Bill Langlais: Treasurer, Maryann Dennis, Sharon Estelle, Ed Minson. Art Club L. TO R. 1st ROW : Judith Garber; President. Anne Pleva. Cathy Camp- bell. 2nd ROW Laurie Verrocchi. Linda Peterson, Joanne Simpson, De- bra Van Bobo, Linda Mahoney, Carol Dimitroff. Danny Mahoney 3rd ROW : Karen WTonkowski, Ted Heath, Lori Bornstcin. Daniel Thomp- son, Bruce Bowden 142 Band L. TO R 1st ROW: Anna Kleros, Kern K. Skiffington. George Moskevitz. Dan Doucette, John Cru pi. 2nd ROW Beverly Griffin. Judith Eigner, Mark Mercer, Larry Fixler. Dan Kellerman. 3rd ROW Tom Kuklinski. Scott Janice. Roger Chafe. Joe Maciew icz. Rock Band L TO R. 1st ROW: George Moskevitz. Chuck Spyropoulos. Scott Janice. Dan Doucette. 2nd ROW: Tom Kuklinski. Larry Fixler. Joe Maciewicz. Dan Kellerman. German Band L. TO R. 1st ROW: Chuck Speropoulos. 2nd ROW: Joe Maciewicz, George Moskevitz, Larry Fixler, Dan Doucette, Dan Kellerman, Mark Mercer. Ecology Club L. TO R. 1st ROW: Carol Feldman, Sheryl Goldstein, Betty Goldstein. 2nd ROW: Cheri Tibbets, Greg Safchuk, Diana Fessenden, Leslie Bistrowitz. 143 Student Announcers L. TO R : Paul Broude, Rhonda Yanco, Hal Tepfer, Alena Altshuler. Newspaper Staff L TO R 1st ROW: Paul Broude, Sheryle Adler. Gene Nigrelli. 2nd ROW: Rick Dexter, Carol Lu- bow, Steve Olswang; editor, Leslie Bistrowitz, Laura Bailen, Paul O’Leary. 144 L. TO R. 1st ROW: Beverly Griffin, Robin Blake, Nancy Verrocchi, Brandy Billingsley, Angela Vig- liossi, Susan Peters, Marjorie Loring, Kim LeBlanc, Cindy McAuley, Anita Johnson, Leslie Cooper. 2nd ROW: Carolyn O ' Connell, Carol Dabrieo, Joanne Corning, Rita Bowes, Judy Doucette, Anabela Fazendiero, Mary Ann Romanski, Debbie Stark, Patricia Hunt, Kathy Thompson, Kathy Gagnon, Carlene Tarasuk, Cheryl Maurais, Cindy Hubbard, (vice-president), Elizabeth Hoff, Debbie Dem- ming, (secretary), Elizabeth Faust. 3rd ROW: Susan Maitland, Helen Ferriera, Sheila Tarasuk, Randa Gray, Linda Peterson, (treasurer), Kathy Smith, Ralph Broughton, Karen Wronkowski, Robert Prov- encal, Greg Diminture, (president). 145 Drama Guild L. TO R. 1st ROW: Jeff Aqurkis, Rich Johnston, John O’Toole, Bob Paciulan, Ed Minson, Chet Murphy, Steven Yaskell, Dan Doucette, Steve Trigilo. 2nd ROW: Brenda Woolley, Ester Harsfield, Betty Ciolek, Karen Sogoloff, Ellen Shumrak. Linda Donaldson, Andi Block, Connie Cirone, (secre- tary), Dee Phillips, Eileen Prisby. 3rd ROW: Caren Shapiro, Sandra D’Avolio, Nancy McLaughlin, Diana Fessenden, Joanne Gioia, Laura Lachowicz, Henry Waters, (president), Fr. Frank Toste. (advi- sor), Robin Russell, Gail Conrad, Janice Bogash, Paula Moore, Harriet Winer. 4th ROW: Royal So- rell, Dan Berns, Biff Foley, Paul Cohen, Steve Kanclerowicz, Chuck Darzenta, Steven Cushing, (vice- president), Bob Bulmer, Denny Morrison. Glee Club Science Club L. TO R 1st ROW: Gregory Gagney. Steve Hawkins. John Shynk. 2nd ROW: Mark Marcus; president David Pleva. Brian Collins, Frank Chang. Ski Club L. TO R. 1st ROW: Miss Latus; Advisor, Barbara Morse, Laurie Newman, Gerri Della Croce, Linda Brophy, Mark Taylor. Jan Harrington, Cindy Connors, John Leonard, Bridget McNiff, Mary Weymouth, Kathy Harris. 146 Library Aides L. TO R. 1st ROW: Susan Maitland, Susan Arsnault, Diane Russell. 2nd ROW: Carolyn O’Connell, Debbie Bornstein, Diane Dee, Dan Kimball, Rosemary Bettencourt. 3rd ROW: Bill DeRosa, Rita Bowes, Tony Giannetto, Cheryl Klint. Equestrian Club L. TO R: Debbie Sheehy, Theresa Barrett, Candy Levit, Cathy Tournas, Jean Bornstein, Anita Wolovick, Paula Corhin, Diane Deveau, William Franklin, Margaret Marti, Karen Spooner, Nancy Tusinski, Caro- lyn Jones, Sheila Santapaula, Gail Robinson, Judy Henry, Mr. DeCourcey; Advisor, Sue Macrinotis, Aimee Pelletier, Janet Nakasian, Ruth Zulkowski . 147 V The Meta Staff L. TO R. 1st ROW: Bob, Judy, Carol, Karen, Susan, 2nd ROW: Andi, Debbie, Steve, Ted, Joanne, Earl, Karen, and Ed. The META staff-to-be first came together at the end of our junior year for the purpose of putting together a yearbook. We knew we had a lot of work ahead of us, but then that was a summer’s time away. September came almost too quickly and suddenly all that work became a reality. We were barely organized when our first deadline crept up on us. With a new advisor, who came to our rescue, knowing no more than we did about yearbooks, we all learned together. We pooled all our resources and ideas, and managed to come up with the needed fifty pages. Many late nights were spent at school preparing for this first deadline. Our office soon became a haven for us. During studies, during classes, and after school, we were con- stantly taking refuge there. After-school work sessions became our regular course of action, the sun often taking leave of the premises long before we did. The staff worked well on these late-night mara- thons, the loudest quarrels developing over who would make the “food-runs” for pizza. The most nerve-racking production days occurred on the eve of each deadline. On these evenings, the world “deadline” itself seemed to take on super-human overtones and challenge us, but in all four cases the challenge was met. As each deadline passed, we vowed silently (and exhaustedly) to ourselves that we would get an earlier start on the next deadline. Our last deadline, at the beginning of February, was a sentimental one. We sighed with relief to wit- ness at last the culmination of months of hard work, but realized at the same time that it was this very effort which had forged a bond between all members of the staff a bond which, despite individual differences and occasional disputes, was a powerful one. It is this bond which results in the production of a yearbook; it is this bond which helped to create the 1 974 M ETA. The Meta Staff would like to give a warm thanks to Elizabeth Lynch. James Picone, Diana Noble, Katherine D’Amour, Caroll McNair, Robert Cavanaugh, and Kaida Guilfoyle for their help and guid- ance throughout the year. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert C. Marshall ADVERTISING EDITOR Stephen Dunn LAYOUT EDITOR Ted Heath COPY EDITOR Susan Pulli PHOTO EDITOR Edward Minson SPORTS EDITOR Karen Wronkowski EDITORIAL ADVISOR Elizabeth A. Lynch FINANCIAL ADVISOR James Picone Renee Bacherman Wendy Beckett Nancy Berman Andrea Block Judith Garber STAFF Linda McGray Laurie Newman Debra Tanner Patricia Turgeon Gina Viscusi Carol Wilkinson Cherly Williams Earl Polk Karen Rich Joanne Simpson Kerry Skiffington BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 FROM THE META STAFF 149 ' C ' 150 The Way We Were . . . r. w. M. M. Class of “66 Class of “68 Class of “65 The Way They Were . . . Class of “65 Class of 66 Class of “67 Class of “58 Class of “62 Class of “66 151 r s o, ( r t, v- y .o y o°s V jj .-- V ' o ' e J iro ■ 4 ' XcV T Wf - 4 - 74 ! . 7 j A O i-x- ■ -c X?- n ' c, „ 0 A C SI _stit cis_ %£ v . k ' S’ o v S - 5 i , ill 2 yyy ? 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Roxanne Nolet Veterinarian Tennis 162 Janis Abbot James Gallagher Neil Marchand Cheryl Adams Mike Garabedian Bill Markarian Stuart Altschuler George Gasinowski Margaret Marti Janice Alviti Kevin Gill Joe Martins Ronald Antreasian Janet Girgus Mark Mclnnis Chris Arsenault Bill Hackett Mike McNulty Steve Aylward Robert Haidaczuk Daniel Mello Jeanne Beatrice Richard Harriman John Melville Avis Belkis John Hayward Mark Mercer Carole Bergeron Robert Helgran Ron Michael Helio Bettencourt Lisa Hubisz Anthony Michalek Dave Bik Joe Kachinski Sheri Michelman Kim Bresnahan Mike Kane David Mills Cheryl Brown Don Kanter Joe Mills Richard Brown Brian Keating Bill Moutsoulas Sheila Brown Mike Kenny Paul O’Leary Robert Bulmer Tom Kilso Beverly Olsen Sue Camerano Hilary King Steve Olswang Jim Cavanaugh Tom King Pamela Ouellette Jean Ciecia Jeff Kingman Melanie Pabisz Angela Ceruflo Paul Kirlis Sharon Paradis Janet Cleary Amy Knutson Larry Parents Debra Conway Debra Langill Wayne Parris Mike DeMayo Ned Leone Gary Pellegrini Robert Duchesne Phil Lippins Arthur Pernokos Andrea Eftim John Lynch Sharon Petrino Tony Firicano Neil Magesky Gordon Potter Brian Foley Gail Manning Peter Quinlan Robert Folsom Charles Manos David Rayworth James Gaffney Mike Mapes Gerald Re Jeff Reed Luis Reyes Tom Ricci Debbie St. Pierre Pat Sakelakos Linda Sculz Mark Sexton Stephen Sharry Sue Sheehan John Shynk Jim Sierra Glenn Silva Steve Silva Dave Silveira Maureen Splaine Abe Stephanides Lazarus Stephanides Bonnie Stevens Miryong Sub Robert Swiderski Yadzia Szalkowski Raymond Theriault Cary Tilas Bill Weatherbee Neil Whiting Terre Weisman Arthur Zaiger Mia Zappia Mike Zappia 163 Steven Poverman Business Administration Gary Shea Richard Shruhan Electrician Barbara Spurr Camera Shy Richard Scanlan Electronics Jonathan Shaw Dan Whelan Electrician President of Voc., Soccer, Golf, Student Council. Pi. META, which has become a lasting tradition at Peabody High School, is now entering upon its second . fifty years of service to the school. Each year, the META has tried to leave the students a legacy of their years at Peabody High; the triumphs, the defeats, the memories that are Peabody High School. Each year we try to bridge the gap between the life around us and the limita- tions of a roving camera. Each year we come a little clos- er to realizing our goal. Every year the META grows and changes with the school of which it is so much a part. May the next fifty years be as productive, as rewarding, and as meaningful to the students of Peabody High School as the first fifty years have been. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF “74 FROM THE CLASS OF “76 166 Best of Luck Dr. William V. Siegel and Staff r. ' W-- Bonne Chance French Club 73 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Marshall 167 Congratulations to the Graduating class of Peabody Veterans Memorial High School from the Peabody Police Benevolent Association CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS “74” SEATED: Stacey Mandros, Donna Shaw, Margaret McCarthy, Mimi Crowley, Joanne Peters, Sheri Monsein, Stephanie Kar- daris, Thomas Kuklinski. ROW 2: Steve Razin, Rosemary Simone (Pres.), Mark Raynard (Treas.), Joan Kendall (Vice Pres.), Cynthia Spence (Sec.), Julie Gerakaris, Stacy Papas, Ellen Antonio, Maureen McCauley, Amy Strowman, Noelia Sousa, De- bra Holmes, Beth Walsh, Maureen Gaudette. ROW 3: Melanie Gargas, Dorothy Procopio, Donna Carabello, Rebecca Peter- son, Edith Anastos, Robin Crawford, Jennifer Cohen, Donald Vaughan, Terrance Hart. From The Class of “75” 170 Compliments of: J. R. Sousa Sons Inc. 174 Main Street, Peabody, Mass. Complete under-car care Compliments of: Griffin Merrow Inc. Walnut Street Peabody, Mass. 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Congratulations Class of “74” Super Sub Shop 14 Lowell Street, Peabody No Substitute for Quality Tuxedos by Royal of Peabody 174 175 176 Webbs, Childs, McDonald Insurance Agency Inc. 24 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 0196C Congratulations and Best Wishes To All of You 1 COMPLIMENTS OF: boyle machine and supply co. modern cleansers John t. berry phenny smidt leather co. dr. edward j. o’leary, jr. comet leather finishing co., inc. lowell street Sunoco barney singer and son, inc. peabody grange no. 332 mr. mrs. philip n. smyrnios east coast lobster pound, inc. attorney benjamin dandes jim’s gardner park barber shop sheldon m. sullaway, d.m.d. me guire’s flowers dr. albert bacherowski, d.d.s. maistrellis funeral home west congregational church barbie dee cleansers dr. arthur c. buck ley, jr. IWWIWBHB IB WWlMlW W MBiMtWBKflMgroMftHBgSgS 177 COMPLIMENTS OF LEO COUNCIL 508 KNIGHTS OF COL UMBUS Peabody, Mass. GLOUCESTER ENGINEERING CO., INC. P. O. BOX 900 Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930 178 179 180 Patrick J. Woods Insurance Agency , Inc. Champagne Bros. Real Estate and Insurance 85 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 40 Main Street Peabody, Mass Tel: 531-2451 531-2777 and 531-2778 Best Wishes For Your Future Happiness! John M. Brophy I Plumbing Heating Company Rocky s Oil Service, Inc. 135 Summit Street - Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-5382 181 Compliments of: Dunkin Donuts Dick Kileys Citgo 37 Margin Street 8 Central Street Peabody, Mass. Peabody, Mass. Bicknell And Fuller Corrugated Container Eastman Gelatine Corp. 277 Washington Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 Peabody, Massachusetts 182 Best ot Luck From Northshore Laboratories Corp Santoro ' s Sub Golden Age Club oj Peabody JohnJ. Quinlan Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Allyn Hardware Bay State Chemical Co. Inc Dr. Albert Wentzell Lowe Mens Salon m n v. 183 184 Compliments of: Morins Market P.M. Cahill Son Funeral Home Superior Tool and Machine Co. North Shore Plymouth Inc. Best Wishes From: Country Club Motors Sam Peral Templear Reality Strauss Tanning Company Inc. 185 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 SALEM COUNTR Y CL UB Peabody, Mass. 186 Andrew s Beauty Salon 27 Lowell St. Peabody 532-1260 And J. Marco Mfg. Corp. Gardner Park Beauty Salon 131 V 2 Lynnfield Street Peabody, Mass. 46 Margin Street Peabody, Mass. 531-2330 Sirois Leather Outlet Stock we 1 1 Funeral Home Leather Garments Leather Craft Supplies Est. 1894 Peabody, Massachusetts 531-0076 ' 187 Best Wishes From: Klip and Kurl Beauty Salon 649 Lowell Street W. Peabody Margret Phateau P.H.S. Class of 1960 Mario Coiffures Herman ' s Boot Shop West Peahodv Optical Co. Barbie Dee Cleaners Compliments of: 188 Buying? Selling? Moving? Let us show you our FREE Moving Machine EMPIRE HOMES INC. E.R.A. Member Broker Multiple Listing 531-7510 189 Tanner City Auto School 20 Washington Street 531-0900 Would like to congratulate the Graduating Class of 1974 %.-m A. J. Sporting Goods Arthur Hatgis (Proprietor) Russell Plaza 535-4749 191 193 Best of Luck To the Graduating Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Torigian Best Wishes from: MELLO’S BAKERY Bread Rolls — Pastry Wedding and Birthday cakes 136 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 531-5876 Compliments of: Nicholas Mavroules, Mayor of Peabody 194 Compliments of: M ere hants- Warren National Bank A Shawmut Association Bank 744-3800 Member of the FDIC Mr. Saunders Formal Wear 68 Boston Street Salem, Mass. 01960 Tel. 745-0300 195 “Say It With Flowers” The Flower Basket 474 Low ell Street Lowe Mart Shopping Center Peabody, Mass. — ‘ Bettencourt Oil Service 23 Proctor Street Peabody, Mass. West Peabody Twin Cinema Russell Plaza West Peabody, Mass. 196 Best Wishes Fidelity Post 101 1 V.F. W. Auxiliary Paul Gardner — Commander Marion Foss — President John Ferrier — Sr. Vice Pres. Arelene Dwyer — Sr. Vice Pres. Robert Walsh — Jr. Vice Pres. Patricia Brennan — Jr. Vice Pres. Alexander Carson — Chaplain Dolores Raphel — Chaplain Page Goodwin Printing Co. 6 Walnut Street Peabody, Mass. Tel. 531-0277 “Buono Fortuna To All the Members of the Class of 1974 From All the Members of the Peabody Italian American Citizens Club Bay State Chemical Co., Inc. Peabody, Mass. Extends Congratulations To the Graduating Class of 1974 Best Wishes From: Main Street Package Store 138 Main Street Peabody, Mass. Congratulations from: Russell Street Pharmacy Prestige Gallery fine art custom framing 525 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 199 n , . . And most ofi alt oua values will be determined by the. direction In which toe choose to gro to with othcA s and within ourselves , On the preceding pages t we have tAied to express oua understanding o 4 owe o$ the opportunities given to all o $ tu t to fond the direction and meaning o{ oua lives. But we know It Is only when words move a man to act that they reveal their strength . In what we do , toe fond the continuing birth oft our character I n what we do, . . We are always before another beginning, -Vavls and Ratner Vice-President Spiro Agnew resigned Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to settle prob- lems of mid-East war and Arab oil embargo. Violence continued in Northern Ireland. Ms. Billie Jean King beat Bobby Riggs in $100,000 winner-take-all” tennis match. Former President Lyndon B Johnson died on Jan 23 Gerald Ford sworn-in as nation ' s 40th vice president Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz became accustomed to eating meals aboard their orbiting space station