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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

Sugar becomes sour issue for shoppers as price soars. Sign in this supermarket reads: “Do not buy sugar. It is much too expensive. The only way to get the price down is to stop using sugar or to use less”. Energy-conscious nation shaken as more than 120,000 U.S. coal miners walk out in November. Photo shows 3 pickets out- side a mine in Smithers, West Virginia. South Boston is torn by anti-busing violence. Evel Knievel, king of cycledom, prema- turely parachuted into gorge during at- tempt to span Snake River canyon in his Skycycle. Construction proceeds on the Alaskan Pipeline with aim to eventually ease fuel crises. Photo of storage yard in Valdez. Alaska, shows a part of pipe to be used. Nine Arab nations parley in Libya; de cide to lift oil embargo against U.S. Ford’s amnesty plan — public service employment for draft evaders. The Babe’s record shattered by Hank Aaron in Atlanta — Home Run No. 715. Beloved comedian, Jack Benny, dead at 80, World leaders. Ford and Brezhnev, hold historic summit meeting in Russia. Brezhnev tries on Ford’s fur jacket. Big Three” Watergate defendants, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, Mitchell, found guilty 1974-1975 NEWS EVENTS We may never pass this way again Life — so they say is but a game and they let it slip away. Love — like the autumn sun should be dying but it’s only just begun. Like the twilight in the road up ahead, they don’t see just where we’re goin’, and all the secrets in the universe whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again . . . Dreams — so they say are for the fools and they let them Peace — like the silent dove should be dying but it’s only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days, we must gather all our courage, sail our ships out on the open sea, cast away our fears and all the years will come and go and take us up. always up. We may never pass this way again • V So I wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy, I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile, 1 may never pass this way again, that’s why I want to do it With you cause you make me feel like I’m more than a friend Like I’m the journey and you’re the journey’s end. I may never pass this way again, so I want to do it with you. We may never pass this way again . . v Mr - It Was Morning :ross The Ripples Uf The A Teacher Would Help Us Understand 211 wmm ■Hr -- I There Is So Much To Learn One School Was Finished And The Time Had Come For Another To Begin 15 I r We Smiled And Thought Our Race To Learn Had Begun. For his ability to apply the wisdom of age to the many varied problems of youth; For his untiring efforts on behalf of that school of which he was, and still is, so much a part; For his years of dedicated service to the students of Peabody High School as educator, administrator and friend — We, the graduating class of 1975 gratefully dedicate our yearbook to Arthur V. Johnson 18 My dear Graduates: On this happy occasion of your graduation, I extend to you my sincere con- gratulations, thank you for your excellent cooperation during the past three years, and wish each of you a life that is rewarding and blessed with health and happiness. Your high school days have been provocative ones with the controversial Vietnam War and the national ills such as the energy crisis, food shortages, in- flationary living, unemployment, and unfortunately, a diminishing of spiritual values that followed it. A troubled world had a direct effect on your school life and, while some student bodies were not reacting responsibly to existing con- ditions, you admirably accepted the challenge and undertook the resulting res- ponsibilities in mature-like fashion. I am proud of you as a graduating class, and 1 know that in your present exal- tation you are aware that now, an even more challenging era presents itself, and upon your generation descends the solemn responsibility of alleviating your country and the world of their ills and the strident dissonance and discord so prevalent today. It is a serious but not frightening challenge that will require the constant utili- zation of your intelligence, courage, and a steadfastness in your determination to make this world of ours a better place in which to live for all its inhabitants of whatsoever creed, color, or origin. I am confident that your efforts in years to come will add to my existing pride in and respect for the Class of 1975. Sincerely, Pr incipal 19 ROBERT IRELAND WILLIAM A. WELCH Administration ROY LARIA HENRY EAGAR RICHARDCODAIR JAMES PICONE 20 Mill uAr FACULTY I am not a teacher, only a fellow traveller of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead — ahead of myself as well as of you. HENRY MORRIS MARY PEURA KATHRYN D ' AMOUR DONNA HARTSHORN PAULINE MICHAEL JULIE ANGELOPOLUS MARGARET JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON BARBARA NELSON I ' dHhk. MARY COLLINS LOUISE PARISI JOHN PYBURN SHEILA SHEA 24 DAVIDSINCLAIR PHILIP SMYRNIOS MARGARET TALKINGTON MARY JANE VERONESE WILLIAM CRONIN LINDA CARPENTER JUDITH LAIS EUNICE YOST ELLEN BLOCK JOSEPHINE HOSMAN THOMAS J CALLAHAN ELAINE ESPINDLE RICHARD MAKELA ELIZABETH LYNCH ANNEMARIE BERTHIAUME MICHALENE HAGUE 25 DEBORAH YOUNG DAVID WHITMORE RICHARD WEITZMAN JOHN MCDONALD JANE ALCAREZ LINDA MERRILL WILLIAM STORY LESLIE WISEMAN ROBERT CAVANAUGH 26 MARILYN MAGLIO GRACE FITZPATRICK ELAINE GLASSBERG BARBARA SIEGEL ■ PATRICIA DECONINCK KATHRYN MIZZI MARIANNE DIDONATO KAREN LUX T £i ■ •• LOUISE RANGO RUTH SERIJAN ANNELIESE WAINER BARBARA BOYLE EDWARD SAPIENZA LILLIAN KONDON FRANK NICOLOSI 27 PHILIP ROLLINS MARY V IRGINIA ALLEN MILDRED CONNOLLY PETER BILLERT CLARE HAYES CHARLES BURNETT EILEEN MANION DONALD DOE CARLENE MARTIN KATHLEEN CASSIDY MARY ANN PALOMBO ALBERT DUBOIS MICHAEL PRODANAS CARLYLE DREW 28 MARTHA KUKLINSKY PATRICK GIBNEY CATHERINE LATHAM RICHARD NEWHALL JUDITH OLEKS ANN SINGLETON FRANCES WETTERLOW JOHN EVANS MURIEL BRETT JOHN BEZEMES EDWARD NIZWANTOWSKI AMERICO SAPIENZA GEORGE SMYRNIOS LORRAINE BENOIT CHRISTINE LELITO DIANE MANNING 29 MARY MCNAMARA ROBERT BISCEGLIA FRANCES GOLDSMITH ARTHUR PERETZI AN MARIE BRETT HARRY HESKETH ROBERT SIMONS 1 21 : ELEANOR PEIRCE R.N. JAMESTERLIZZI DIANE LATUS ROSALINDTARKO JOSEPH CUSHING STEPHEN AVEDIKIAN CALVIN MEINERS PAUL DECOURCY FRANCIS HARDY 30 LOUIS KARGER DONNA KULAKOWSKI DANIEL CONNELLY JOSEPH MELLO JAMES GAGNON BRIAN CHENERY ELIZABETH CONGDON PAULA CAMPBELL CATHERINE MURPHY PATRICIA TOOMEY JOHNOLEKS JOHN WILSON DAWN RALPH PATRICIA BAKER ANDREW METROPOLIS NORMAN SWARTZ 31 KATHLEEN O ' LEARY business DENISE MARTWICHUCK social studies, languages ELLEN PROCHILO CAROL WILSON english EDWARD SYLVESTER n i ors A c . _J Ji 4 ' k W y A we may never pasg ✓ b i-Us way SdS n. Mike Actis To Write a Best Seller Sheryl J. Adler Allied-Health Student Announcer, Vanguard, Audio-Visual Aide, National Honor Society Susan K. Alboth Guidance Counsellor Vanguard, Meta Brenda Almeida Becka Anastos Martha Alexander Physical Therapist Newspaper Jodie Alexuk Maria Anezis Student Council Greek Club Jan K. Andreadakis Medical Secretary Greek Club Donna Ahearn Teacher Pep Squad, Intramurals, French Club 34 Larry Archis College: Business Administra- tion, Engineering, Football. Charlotte A. Avellino Crimal Justice Carol Asker Ellie Bailey Practical Nursing Music Guild George Arsenault Bruizer Armstrong Cabinet Maker Dave Armstrong Stephen Apostolides Trade Edward Anthony Ellen A. Antonio Dental Hygienist Senior Class Secretary, Jr. Homeroom Rep. Greek Club, Ski Club 35 Dave Barnes David Bassi Olga Barros Maureen J. Beatrice Physical Education Teacher Ski Club, Homeroom Rep, Equestrian Club Donald Beckett Marine Biologist Hockey, Soccer, Student Coun- cil Charlene Beckham Lita Bavaro Patti Beckham Cosmetologist Jeannette Berardino Veternarian Pep Squad, Intramurals, Track 36 Paul Berg Elaine Bezemes Judy P.B. Bird Brain Surgeon Kathy Berra Kindergarten Teacher Gymnastic Team Scott Berger Soccer Team Mike Bettano Architect Elin Bernstein Accountant Leslie Hollis Bistrowitz To paint the world as I see rt Meta, Vanguard, art editor crafts John Bettencourt Fire Protection Intramural Basketball Robert Bernstein 37 David Blackadar Robert A. Blazonis Dentist Science Club Sophie J. Bobrowski Medical Technologist Spanish Club, Science, Club National Honor Society Janice Bogash Drama Guild Cindy Boltas Football Cheerleading Paul Bonsaint Sherry Borstel To become a dental assistant. Catherine Ann Bourgeois Interior Designer D.E.C.A. Danny Bowman To be an artichect Soccer Team, Hockey Team, Baseball Team Nancy Eileen Boyd 38 Judi Brazuk Joan Brennan Nurse Football Cheerleader, Senior Homeroom Re , Volleyball Guy Brienza Richard Briggs Debbie Brissette Marriage, IBM Paul David Broude Lawyer Vanguard, Drama Guild Jeanne Marie Brown Cosmetologist Portugese Club Jeffrey R. Brown Intramural Basketball, Science Club. Jeffrey Brown Steve E. Brown 39 Nelson Burke Electrician Football Glenn Calhoun Electrician, start own Business Sandy Buckley History Major Art Club Kathy Burnham Gordon V. Campbell Kathleen M. Cahill Dietician Thomas Browne Accountant Bill Busta Business Intramural Basketball and Softball Dennis Bulat A1 B. Budesky Law Enforcement 40 James Canavan Paul Cardinale Kenneth R. Carnes Electrician Michael Cantin Donna Lynn Carabello Airline Hostess Homeroom Rep, Student Council Andrew Carbaliotis Cheryl Carey Antivivisection. Having courage to defend my beliefs and values William Carey Construction Worker Robert Carmichael Cathy Caron Special Education 41 Leo Clifford Linda Clifford Policewoman Pat Clocher Exectutive Secretary Patricia Coan Judy Cody Nursing Football Cheerleader, Volley- ball Donna Cohen Jennifer Cohen Veterinanrian Senior Class Treasurer Michael Cohen 43 Paul Cohen Lawyer Soccer, Drama Guild, Math League Albert Colarusso Caroline Colarusso Teacher Volleyball Gary Cole Arete Collins Nurse Spring Track, Meta, Intramur- als Brian J. Collins Nuclear Engineer Math League, Science Club National Honor Society Barry Comak Independantly Wealthy Linda Comeau Interior Decorator Hockey Cheerleader, Volleyball Leo Connaghan Billy Connatser Musician, Body Man 44 Ronald Connaster Maryanne Connors Accountant Home Room Representative, Student Council Rob Conners Success in Business Football Gail Patricia Conrad Law Drama Club Doreen Corrigan Corperate Lawyer German Club Lynne Conway Kathleen Cook Paula Corbin 45 Lisa Corvo Sharon Cotoni To Travel Elena Covarrubias Linguist Early Childhood Education Robin Crawford Stay High Dave Cronin Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Mike Cronin Law School, Special Agent for the FBI Mike Croughwell Mechanical Engineer Ski Club, Science Club, Track Mimi Crowley Jr. Homeroom Rep Susan Csikos To Travel and Write Football Cheerleader, Meta German Club Steven M. Curewitz Success in Business Ecology Club, Expanded Edu- cation Program 46 Caren Davis Robin Delmonico Hairdresser D.E.C.A. Brian C. Daniel Automotive Mechanic Robert Deary Cindy Dello Court Reporter Dave Danish Nuclear Physicist Donald DeMille Randen Davis David Cwalina President Brian D’Ambrosio Football, Basketball 47 Tom Diamond To Be Rich Soccer Carol Doherty Field Hockey, Softball, Basketball Theresa DeNisco To be Happy Art Club, Senior Homeroom Rep., Intramurals Donna M. Diefenbach Certified Public Accountant Business Club, Track Team Betty Dolney Cop Track Team Joyce DeSanctis Physical Therapist Basketball Cheerleader John Diefenbach Bank Robber Michel Desjardins Carolyn Desrochers Linda I. Dobson Train horses 48 Donna Downey Paul Drolet Engineer David Donavan Engineer Ski Club. Intramural Golf Neal Drew Kathey Donovan Social Worker, Gym Teacher Barb Doran Artist Artie Driscoll Electriction Vocational Club Robert Dorgan Carpenter Vocational Club Dana Drolet ' if Jo Anne Donahue Nurse 49 Laurene Dunleavy Social Work Judi Eigner Suzanne Dunn Jeanne Duggan Help Others Annette Dubin Social Worker Barry L. Drucer Probation Officer Hebrew Club, Student Announ cer Club Mark S. Dunn Auto Mechanic Spring Track John Dumas Teacher Bruce Dunn Ross Eisenman 50 Kevin Elia History Teacher Darlene Emmett Medical Technician-Enjoy Life Donna Endslow Debbie Eon Legal Secretary Keith Ericson David Esancy Vocational Club, Track Scott D. Evans Ski Club, Track Ralph R. Fabiano Jr. College Tom Farnam Politics Kathy Farrar Patty Farrell Nurse Lootball Cheerleader, Art Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Rep. 51 W George M. Faust Carol Feldman Scott Feldman Lina Fernandes Diana Fessenden Drama Guild, Newspaper, Math League. Ken Flanagan Gaynor Flicop Drama Club Sharon Floramo Secretary Bob Fiore Don Flynn To Have A Good Time in Life 52 Dianne Foley Basketball Cheerleader Meta. Nancy Gallagher Work with Preschool Children Bob Gard Go on to Trade School Rosanne M. Fournier Mark Frisch Audio Engineer Media Aid Dorene Gagnon Success in Anything I do Tom Gallant Carpenter Vocational Club Melanie Gargas Cop Greek Club, Jr. Homeroom Rep. Maureen Gaudette Guidence Club Tom Gass Make Money and Enjoy Life 53 Joleen Gauthier Housewife D.E.C.A. Julia Gerakaris Nurse Junior Homeroom Representa- tive Ann Gilbrook Mark Gershlak Linda Gettler Lawyer Secretary Band, Hebrew Club, Expanded Education Program. Kevin Gill To Graduate Baseball, Track Jody Gilman Joanne Gioia Arthur Lee Goldberg Drama Guild lournalist Hebrew Club, Debating Club, I n-School Tutoring 54 Sherry Lynne Goldberg Teacher Art Club, Ecology Club Frank Gordon Business Collace Green Rich Pornographic Movie Star Sheryl Goldstein Physic al Therapist Ecology Club Julio Gonzalez Jr. Pharmacist Ellen Rita Goodwin Secretary Irene Gordon Assistant Social Worker Linda Green Business Management Fashion Buyer Linda Greenberg Social Worker Meta, Drama Guild, French Club 55 Jeff Griffin Keith Guerriero To Live Long and Prosper Rich Gulman Law Enforcement Baseball Dorothy Haines Work with Little Children Gail Halepakis Ken Harrington Enter Business Administration William Hallinan Lois Harriman Terry Hart College Student Council Tom Hart College Basketball 56 Pam Hatgis Hairdresser and Barber Greek Club, Softball, Field Hockey, Gymnastics. Diane L. Hilty Dental Hygenist Spanish Club Christopher Heim Animal Science Football Andrew B. Hoff Computer Designer Audio Visual Aide Sheila Mary Elizabeth Hawes To Be Eternally Involved With Theatre Drama Guild Joyce Nancy Havenook Linda Hawkins Remedial Reading Teacher French Club Laurie Hodge Bookkeeper Sue Hartnett 57 Deborah Holmes Medical Secretary Meta-Layout Editor, Jr. Homeroom Rep. Peter Holton Pharmacist German Club Kenneth Hopkins Laurie Ann Hopping Nursing Homeroom Rep., Early Child- hood Education Kathi Horak Airline Stewardess Neal Horowitz Lawyer, Accountant, Israeli Emmigrant German Club, Math League, Drama Guild, Chess Club Rich Horrigan Advertising Copywriter Lynda Horrocks Nurse Tom Houlden Sewer Rat in the Bronx, New York Joseph Hourihan 58 Kevin Hoyle James Hughs Nancy Hulbert James Hunt Gayle E. H ovasse Comedian Band Council, Colorgaurd, Homeroom Rep., Vocational Keyboard Skills. Kenneth Hoyle Dar Howard Model Leeanne Howlan Steve Irvine Happiness Scott Hussey Electrician Vocational Club David Jepson Linda Johansen Secretary Cindy Johnson To Be Happy Forever Art Club Lisa Jacobitz Medical Technologist Guidance Club Jeanne Marie Jones Marriage Fred Jordan Michael Judge Take Life Easy Scott Janice Brian Jones Vocational Club Nancy J. Kadlick Legal Secretary Stella Kalivas Music Guild Joan Kallas Medical Secretary Greek Club, Homeroom Rep. Lynn Kantrowitz Pharmacist Jenny Kaplan Special Education Teacher Expanded Education Program, Spanish Club. Cindy Kappotis Susan Karakoudas Stephanie Kardaris Secretary Juvenile Criminologist Pep Squad, Baton Squad, In- Greek Club, Debating Club, tramjurals Homeroom Rep. Mark Kasprzyk Vetinarian Intramurals � ;f8; Donald A. Keller Lawyer Football, Track, Tennis David Kates College Joan Kendall Senior and Junior Class Vice President, National Honor So- ciety, Greek Club Dan Kellerman Joan Kelly Special Education Teacher Phyllis Kenyon Medical Assistant JoAnn Kemp Jeff Katz To Graduate Vacation Club Richard Kauppinen Vocational Club Alan Layne Kaye Teacher Latin Club Peter Kitsakos Dagmar Klein Law Enforcement Student Council Cheryl A. Klint Hairdresser Nick Kokoras Astronaut Greek Club, Science Club Ed Kolhonen Nancy E. Koutrakis Accountant Karen Mary Krawczyk Karen Krebbs 63 Audrey Joy Krouse Social Worker Art Club, Hebrew Club Kristine Kugel Nurse German Club, Spanish Club Thomas Kuklinski Music Teacher Band Tina Kyminas Foriegn Relations Greek Club Linda Lachowicz Teacher Drama Club Randi D. Lamkin To Help People German Club Mike Lancaster Foreign Ambassador Football, Baseball, Student Council Jay Langill Engineering Football Dennis Lantry Cindy Larkin Executive Secretary 64 Lucille Lebel Domestic Engineer Joanne LeBlanc Nurse Robin Leahy Robert B. Leavitt Navel Officer Dianne Lauzon Baton Squad Bob LeBlanc Policeman Sally A. Lazdowski Medical Secretary Deca Club Robin J. LeBlanc Interior Decorator Art Club, Hockey Cheerleader June LeBlanc Dental Hygienist Debbie Ledbury Beautician, Medical Secretary 65 Joy Lesser Diane Letarte College Phychologist Football Cheerleader, Student Council Jim Liacos Lawyer Robin Liakos Bruce Levine Gail R. Lilly Move to Florida Joseph Lee Jane LeGere Lisa Ellen Levy Biologist Chuck Lindberg Language Club 66 Gene Long Football Baseball Debbie Litwin Nurse Gucho Lombardi Special Education Guidance Club Ellen Long Dental Assistant Meta James Lucie Auto Body Work Vocational Club Scott Lutch Doctor Elaine M. Lucarini A Famous Writer Observer a ' Brian R. Lynch Carpenter Vocational Club Sue Lucey Biology Teacher Barbara MacDonald Dawn MacLean Conservationist Gail Magarian Musician Guidance Club David Mahoney To Own My Own Business Ruthann Mahoney Donald A. Maida College Hockey Team, Soccer Team Paula Maistrellis Sue Maitland To Get Married Someday Music Guild Stacey Mandros Lawyer Greek Club, Homeroom Rep. 68 Mark H. Manning Aircraft Technicians Elizabeth Marrs Secretary Bobbi Manoogan Pioneer School for Young Children Susan Mapes Field Hockey, Basketball, In- tramurals Paul Marci Teacher Football and Track John Mari Carpenter Vocational Club Tom Maribito Get Out Of School Vocational Club Mark Marino Lawyer Soccer, Winter and Spring Track, Intramurals, Student Representative 69 Patricia Marshall Elizabeth Mason Medical Secretary Baton Squad, Pep Squad. In- tramurals. Debbie Mathis Marianne Maynard Ski Club, Pep Squad Donna Mazzola Executive Secretary Office Aide, Work Experience Program Deborah McCarthy Kevin J. McCarthy Peggy McCarthy Anything and Everything Homeroom Rep. Maureen McCauley Registered Nurse Camera Club, Girls Track Marie McDonald To Always Be Happy Drama Guild, Gymnastics Team 70 Betty McKenzie Social Worker Robert McKenzie Nancy McLaughlin Jack McMath College Football William Medina Marianne McVann Jock Sean Meagher Thomas McGovern Laurie Elizabeth McGray Surgical Nurse Secretary of Science Club, French Club, German Club, Varsity Springtrack, Indoor Track, National Honor Socie- ty- Tara McKenny Kevin Memci Demi Metropolis Lawyer Greek Club, Art Club, Crafts Club, Spanish Club, Track Ann Michaud Margarida Melo Translator Portuguese Club Maria Elaina Micalizzi Judy Metcalf Lisa Mercurio Linda Melkonian � mm 0 Camille Melanson To Live A Long Happy Life Robin L. Miller Social Pathologist Youth Challenge Program, Newspaper Lori Milliken Joseph Mogavero Marilyn Mogavero College To Be Happy With My Life, Hockey Cheerleader Paula Moore Daniel Moriarty Dave Moriarty Auto-Mechanic Sheri Monsein Registered Nurse Homeroom Representative, Meta, Drama Guild 73 Brian Mushrush Service David G. Munroe Lawyer French Club, Co-Editor Meta Cheryl Myers Special Education German Club, French Club, Photography Club Ann Mscisz Kathy Murphy Stephen M. Mullarkey Robert Moynihan Gail Murphy Science Club Robert A. Morin Trade Robin J. Mover To Be Satisfied With My Life Art Club 74 Mark Nabozny Bob Nakashian Architect Ski Club Janet M. Nally Nurse Tennis Team Peggy Neary Nurse French Club, Pep Squad Peter Theodore Nekolopoulos Electrician Steve Nessen William Newell State Police Soccer, Hockey Christine L. Newhall College Donna Nicholas Nurse JoAnne Nicholas 75 Carolyn O’Connell Work Chorus Gus Nunes Lawyer Homeroom Representative Cheryl O’Brien Art, Words, Satisfaction Stephen O’Brien Marti O’Donnell Maria F. Nogueira Commercial Advertising Lorraine Joy Nolan Psychology Major Varsity Gymnastic Team, Trea- surer of the German Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Sandy Niconchuk Filomena Nunes Executive Secretary Portuguese Club Eileen Noone Cheryl O’Mally Get Married, Work Sheri Olans To live forever Meta Staff, Drama Guild Kathryn A. Oljey Tom Page Recording Artist or Teacher Baseball. Soccer Steven Pantapas James O’Keefe Kathleen O’Neill Mary E. O ' Toole Art School Crafts Club James Palleschi A Karen O’Neill Susan Paul Kathy Pearson Bob Pasquale College I ntramurals Wally Pedra Legal Secretary Business Club Steven Pasden Ronnie Pearson Dena Pappanickoulos Secretary D.E.C.A. Club Ruthie Parrott Irene Papadopoulos Executive Secretary Greek Club Jill Parsons Kenneth J. Pellegrino Accountant Elena Pernokas Disc Jockey Greek Club Frank Perron Own A Custom Van Shop Judith L. Perry Human Services Chess Club Catherine Peterson Nurse Joanie Peterson X-Ray Technician Homeroom Rep., Student Ad- visory Board Ken Peura Policeman Deborah Pierce 79 Joseph Pleva Gordon Potter Anthony Porcello Wendy S. Potash To go to college and become a dentist Hebrew Club, Spanish Club Paul E. Pizza Daine Poore Business Club Neil Stanley Power To be a carpenter Debra Powers Susan Phillips 80 Ed Promise State Police Vocational Club Homeroom Rep. Dot Procopio Special Education Teacher Student Council, Gymnastic Team Donna M. Provencal Work Gymnastic Team Donald Prue Air Force or Army Robin Ann Pruss College Hockey Cheerleader Pamela Pyburn Jim Quigley Lawrence Quigley Jeanne Quinn College Student council. Student Advis- ery Board Karen Anne Quinn Long Happy Life 81 Pattie Quinn Kevin Quirk Coach of the World’s First Pro Mechanic Woman’s Hockey Team Business Club, Expanded Edu- cation Program Cheryl Raphael Robert Reardon Richard Reeves Cindy Regan Vincent Raponi Steven Razin Lawyer Stamp and Coin Club Bruce Reilly 82 Tina Roberts Sheron Robertson Gym Teacher Michael Rochon Deborah Ann Rogers Special Education Teacher Linda Richardson Stephen Rizzoti Jeffrey Richards David Vincent Richardson Renee Robertie To experience everything to the fullest Gymnastics Gordon Roberts College or Navy Diane Rosa Robin Russell Math League, Science Club Don Romanovitz Finish High School Christopher Rydstrom Joanne Rowen Diane Russell Richard Roomey Carpenter Faye Roltsh Mimi Ruggiero Lab Technician Ilene Sack till 84 Greg Safchuk To Go Where Life Takes Me Photography Club, Ecology Club, Photography Editor: Vanguard Linda St. Pierre Paul Sampson David Sandler Michael Sandler Anthony Santos Maria Santos Michelle Joanne Santos Medical Secretary Deca Club 85 Nancy Shattner Medical Assistant, Airline Stewardess German Club, Gymnastics Barbara Scolaro Jeffrey Seaman Football Linda Serino To be content Homeroom Rep. Clifford M. Sharpe Jr. Carpenter Donna Shaw Judy Shaw Brian Shea To work in music. 86 Kevin Shea Ann Sheehan Phil Sheridan To own a business of my own Cross-Country Track, Indoor- Outdoor Track Steve Sherman Sports Writer Diane Silva Nancy Sherr College Tennis Team Robert Silva Peter Sidman Aerospace Science Club Nadine Silva To Be Content Ellen Shumrak Inhalation Therapist Drama Guild Mary Simmons Pre-School Teacher Scott Simon Broadcaster Football Team, Tennis Team Karen Simone To follow the Lord Jesus Christ Spanish Club Micheal Skerry Photographer Meta: Photography Editor, Photo Club President Bonnie Smith Medical Secretary Student Council Joanne Smith Nurse Spanish Club Kathy Smith Special Education Teacher Music Guild: President, Li- brary Aide, Spanish Club Rizzy Simone Have a blast! Student Council, Jr. and Soph. Class President Paula Skouras Secretary Paul F. Smith 88 Wendy Snow Commercial Artist and Writer Art Club, Greek Club, Crafts Club Cynthia Spence To dedicate my life to people President of Senior Class, Stu- dent Council, Football Cheer- leader Flockey Eddie Sousa Noelia Sousa To be Happy Ted Soteropoulos Electrical Engineer Deborah Lee Soli Clinical Psychologist Hebrew Club, Intramurals Karen Sogoloff Debra L. Sniegoski Airline Reservationist Mary Soraghan Timothy Spanos Stenographer 89 Kathy Spiliotis Business Club Amy Strowman Physical Education Teacher Arthur Stevens Sandie Stamoulis Secretary Portuguese Club Lorrie A. Stevens Legal Secretary Frank Splaine Kevin Spencer Barbara Stone Sharon Ruth Steiff Creative Writer Newspaper. Youth Challenge Program 90 Kev Sweeter Auto Body Michael Sullivan Fencing Youth Challenge Program Nina Silva John Sullivan Carpenter Mark Tanguay Musician Karen Surdam Legal Secretary Julie A. Teller Pre-School Teacher Writer of Children’s Books Brad Tanzer Auto Mechanic Charlene Tarasuk Judith Ann Tayior Zoologist Color Guard, German Club Thomas Thorne Beatrice Tilas Sue Tilly Maryann Tgavalekos Bradley Thomas Cheryl Tibbetts Special Education Teacher Library Aid, Youth Challenge Program Deborah A. Tkachuk Secretary Deborah Jean Terenzoni Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft- ball Barbara Lee Theriault Legal Secretary James Thibodeau Steven Trigilio Paul Tudor Dean Turcotte Enviromental Protection Russell Tobey Maria Toomey Steve Tottingham College Newspaper, Drama Guild, Pho- tography Club Alan J. Trieber Architect Audio-Visual Aid Gail Trainor Carol Trueira Special Education Teacher French Club Andrew Tsouvales Nancy Turner Doctor’s Assistant Patricia Ann Twombly Missionary Roy Thomas Upton Mark Vainas College Bastball Team Donald Vaughan Thomas Vose Football, Track John Vendetti Daniel Visone Nancy Ellen Vasiles Marianne Vitale 94 David Walsh Ronnie Wagner House Constructioneer Football Fred Watson Carpenter Vocational Club Eric Waxman Grocery Store Manager Cathy M. Wall History Teacher German Club Beth Walsh Teacher Field Hockey, Homeroom Rep., Student Regional Advi- sory Council James Walsh Carpenter Vocational Club Jan Walsh Secretary Louis J. Walters Robin Ward Airline Reservationist v - 1 Dave White Artist 4 Mi Lorraine Wierzbicki Track Captain Cross Country Larry White Millionaire Laurel Wilson Jill Weiss Robin Whiting Maryellen Wilson Physical Therapist Clare White ! Laurie Whitmore Physical Therapist Robin Wilson William James Wilson Harriet Winer Edyce Winokur Laureen Wiswall Carpenter Vocational Club Lawyer Drama Guild, Student Announ- cer, Audio-Visual Aide Archeaologist Anita Wolovick (Wilma E. P. Bird) To Be Greta Garbo Photography Club James Wynne Respiratory Therapist Maureen Wynne Deborah Wysong To Be Me Gymnastic Team Brian Withers College Patricia Louise Wood ' j ' t ' .-a r hhhhhhhihh Warren Yaffe Doreen Yale Steven Yaskell Medical Technologist Actor — Writer Teacher Homeroon Rep. Drama Guild, Vanguard Terry Zak Medical Assistant Jane Zakes Executive Secretary Greek Club JudiZawacki Eugene Zorzonello Algerbra Teacher Football Cheerleader 98 Karen Abbot Sara Francois Medical Secretary Photography Club Linda Fuller Richard Israelson Camera Shy Dianne Ambrogio John Amiro Anthony Anastopoulos Robert Anderson Stuart Baratz Lucrecia Beato Normand Benyue Jack Bergin Nickolas Bovio Jeffrey Brown Michael Burke John Cain Brian Carlan Steven Caron Shirlene Clay Joyce Clooney Jeffrey Coddens Marc Cohen Pamela Conway Cathy Coppola Paul Crocco Donald Costa Brenda Cummings Steven Cushing William Damon Cynthia Davis Gary Deroo Mark Dillaway Robert Ditty Jr. Stephen Doherty Richard Evans Michael Farnkoff Joseph Farrell Joseph Ferry David Gelott Kenneth Gill Debbie Goldman William Gould Euclides Gonzalez Thomas Greene Paul Gustafson John Hudson Arthur Johnson Kurt Johnson Dana Karas JoAnn Kemp Edward Kiley Douglas Krisko Joseph Lake William LeBel Robin Lowe Brian MacDonald Scott MacDonald Ruthann Mahoney Arthur Marrs Linda Marshall Kenneth Matusiak Kevin McCarthy Thomas McCarthy William McDavid Paul Merluzzo Paul Michaud Cynthia Misk Robert Montenero Joseph Mroz Joseph Mogavero Donald Muse Martin Nalley William Neve Joseph O’Brien Robert Osgood Jeffrey Ostroff Stacey Pappas Steven Perry Clifford Petersohn Donald Poirier Ellen Pzegeo Stephen Quartarone James Quigley Raymond Richard John Riley Robert Saruhan Gregory Sawchuck Glenn Seidman James Shallow Howard Shulman Scott Silveria Pamela Steeves Mary Sullivan Albert Swiderski William Taeger Barry Taylor Ronald Therrien Theodore Tsoulas Kenneth White Patricia White Jeffrey Williams Deborah Wolkins Steven Zalwaski Sharon Zirpolo 99 That Time Is Short And It Doesn’t Return Again 102 It Is Slipping Away While I Write This And While You Read It, ♦ ; Unless Y ou Devote Y our Heart To Its Opposition” T. Williams 103 If your time to y fherr qdfctter For the times ih The line it is dra 1 The u ,.co The SlJjv onf|i r Later fwlBti v h I i | i f s ■■ § ,1 me gather round people wherever you And admit that the waters around you have grown ccept it that n you’ll be drerpjj y the bone forth savi ng fwimmin orjou 11 sink like a stone langwg. ... low � _ ipidly fading And the first one now Will later be last For the-times they are a-changing.” ■r Bob Dylan £v� l� v t U Dear Graduates: My heartiest congratulations to the Class of 1975 and, in particular, to those members with whom I have been closely associated — the st-udents of the Voca- tional High School. Now that your years of education and training with us have ended, the most important consideration is what contributions you, as individuals, can make to improve the world and better the conditions of the people who live in it. I sin- cerely hope that these past years, spent in your respective classrooms and shops, have prepared you to make your contributions, and have given you the wisdom and experience necessary for your future. On behalf of the faculty and staff, 1 wish you much success and happiness in all your future endeavors. Sincerely, 108 MR. JOHN CELATA MR. SALVATORE CAUSI MR. HOWARD COLLYER MRS. LOUISE DELCOLLE MR. ARTHUR ELDRIDGE MR. THOMAS FLYNN MR. ROBERT BOYD MR EDWARD BRAWLEY 109 MR. PETER LaCORTIGLIA MR. JOHN MURPHY MR. JOSEPH MOGAVERO MR. GEORGE LEMBIDAkIS MR. GEORGE MARQUIS MR ROBERTGIBELEY MR. LAWRENCE KOHUT MR MARK HOFFMAN 110 MR. RAYMOND OUELLETTE MR. CHARLES ROLLINS MR. EDWARDSERINO MR. CHARLES SMYRNIOS MR. WILFRED J. THIBODEAU MR. LEWIS WILSON MR. ROBERT WILSON MR. MICHAEL CROWLEY 111 MRS. ELEANOR COULTER MRS. MARIE DULLEA MRS. JEANNESHEA MRS. SARAH CENA 112 41 T jHKJK Soccer ROW ONE, L. TO R.: D. Doherty, R. Reeves, K. Kocher, B. Newell, D. Bowman, D. Colandra, T. Rougier, J. Sheehan. ROW TWO, L. TO R.: D. Lianco, P. Cohen, T. Page, A. Hill, B. Bernstein, S. Burger, B. Walsh, M. Marino. ROW THREE, L. TO R.: R. Isrealson, J. Antinelli, T. Diamond, J. Palleschi, P. Beckett, R. Kosher, J. Hallinan, B. Ditty, Coach B. Simons. Soccer 1974 The varsity soccer team had its most successful season ever compiling a 7-7-1 record overall and 7-6-1 for the first year in the Greater Boston League. Led by co-captains Bill Newell and Dan Bowman, the Tanners got off to a slow start losing their first three games, but bounced back to win 7 of the remaining 12 games. This year’s success was due primarily to the tremendous improvement in play of the seniors Scott Berger, Dan Bowman, Bill Newell, Rich Reeves, Don Beckett, Frank Splain, and Bill Hallinan; all contributed heavily to the team’s success. Three- year veteran Tom Page was a standout in goal all season. A good team needs a strong bench and the Tanners had it this year with such reliable men as Kip Church, Don Maida, Paul Cohen, Tom Diamond, Rich Israelson, Bob Bernstein and Jim Palleschi, who could always be de- pended upon to perform well. Football ROW ONE, L. TO R.: P. Kitsakos, M. Cronin, N. Burke, L. White, R. Wagner, P. Marci, M. Lancaster, D. Richardson, L. Archis, M. Me- tropoulos, J. Seaman. ROW TWO, L. TO R.: C. Heim, B. LeBel, J. Diefenbach, J. McMath, D. Danish, T. Mallas, D. Sypole, B. Bailey, J. Moore, M. Madruga, B. Withers. ROW THREE, L. TO R.: J. Bogigian, L. Cassidy, B. D’Ambrosio, R. Conners, S. O’Brien, T. Shaw, S. Simon, D. Devereaux, E. Brown, A. Mallas, C. Hannigan. ROW FOUR, L. TO R.: A. Colarusso, E. Kolhonen, D. Keller, E. Arsenault, J. Donlon, D. Cronin, G. Long, M. Chiaradonna, J. Gargas, J. Cannavan. ROW FIVE, L. TO R.: D. Murphy, J. Richards, M. Burns, R. Spar- kas, R. Coombs, H. Kallas, K. Hoyle, J. Stanton, B. Pereira, B. Yeo, S. Mogavero. ROW SIX, L. TO R.: Coach Adamoupoulos, A. Ortins, Coach Danish, T. McGovern, T. Vose, V. DiMauro, T. Thorne, Coach Quinn, K. McCarthy. 1974 Football The 1974 PVMHS Football Team compiled a fine 8-2 mark including a 6-1 record in the Greater Boston League. The Tanners were led by the running of senior John Diefenbach, who ran for over 1200 yards, while scoring more than 100 points. Also bolstering the Peabody offense were A1 Colarusso, Ed Kolhonen, Chris Heim and blocking back Mark Madruga. Holding down the end poisitions were Kevin McCarthy and Brian D’Ambrosio. Operating out of the quarterback slot was senior Peter Kitsakos who proved to be a fine outside runner as well as an accurate passer. Back- ing him up was the able Paul Marci. Leading the charge from the line were senior tackles Larry Archis and Tommy Vose and dependable center Mike Cronin. Also making ma- jor contributions to the team’s success were Jeff Seaman, Dave Cronin, Don Keller, Dave Danish and Ken Hoyle among others. Adding to the versatility of the club was the talented toe of kicking specialist Jose Silva. The 1974 Tanners suffered a variety of injuries, including eariy season mishaps to linebackers Tommy Thorne and Mike Lancaster, as well as later injuries to Ed Kolhonen, A1 Collarusso, and Bill LeBel. Although the defense was weakened by these losses, many younger players, such as Rich LeBlanc, Ed Arsenalt, and Buddy Yeo filled in admirably. Leading the efforts of the defensive secondary was senior Dave Rich- ardson, who proved to be one of the most durable and versatile players on the team . Peabody 16 Somerville 6 Peabody 26 Lowell 8 Peabody 31 Arlington 14 Peabody 14 Malden 12 Peabody 40 Everett 6 Peabody 8 St. John’s 24 Peabody 20 Medford 8 Peabody 15 Revere 6 Peabody 20 Haverhill 26 Peabody 21 Saugus 20 122 STADIUM r ii i mra mm MhHM L :i i oral Football Cheerleaders ROW ONE: Sue Csikos, Cindy Boltas, Joy Lesser, Jan O ' Brien, Denise Finnegan, Dianne Riley, Cindy Spence. ROW TWO: Joan Brennan, Patty Farrell, Stacy Hamilton, Judy Coty, Judy Zawacki. Hockey Cheerleaders G. Anderson, C. Newhall, M. Vitale, R. LeBlanc. 2nd ROW: C. Smith M. Mogavero, L. Comeau, J. Breen. TOP ROW: M. Tgavelakas. R. Pruss, J. Henry. Basketball Cheerleaders L. Karchakian, R. Genova, D. Phillips. 2nd ROW: D. Foley, M. Delaney, D. Simmons, R. Hogan. 3rd ROW: C. Desrochers, L. Petrillo. TOP: A McCarthy. 125 Basketball BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Palmieri, Scott Luch, Tom Houlden, Jack Bergin, Frank Splaine, Mark Vainas, Robert Kane TOP ROW: Brian D’Ambrosio, John Stanton, Dan DiLiberto, Tom Hart, Tony Carangelo, Andy Argenbright, Jeff Linehan, Coach Weitzman This year’s basketball team failed to qualify for the State Tournament for the first time in 3 years due to inexperience, injuries, and illness. The Tanners struggled through a difficult Greater Boston League schedule for the first time. Captain Jack Bergin and Andy Argen- bright distinguished themselves in league play. Tom Hart, Frank Splaine, Tom Houlden, Scott Lutch, Mark Vainas, and Brian D’Ambrosio also played well. The prospects for next year look extremely bright with Argenbright, Jeff Linehan, Bob Kane, Neil Barry, Art Tsionis, Wayne Palmieri, Larry Leavitt, Don DiLiberto, Nick Smyrnios, and John Chigas returning to the varsity. 126 Cross Country ROW ONE L. TO R. S. O ' Brien, J. Brennan, C. Tighe, B. Allison, P. Sheridan, J. Bird, G. Winer, P. Schubert. ROW TWO L. TO R. Coach Smyrnios, D. Grennon. P. Skarmos, B. Chumac J. Potember, P. Manitakas, K. Mahoney, A. Tisonias. 1974 Cross Country The 1974 PVMHS Cross Country team compiled a fine 7-3 mark, including a 5-3 record in the Greater Boston League, good enough for third place. The Tanners were led by the efforts of senior captain Phil Sheridan who emerged as one of the North Shore’s top performers. Also bolstering the Peabody club were juniors John Bird and Bruce Allison, both of whom performed very well throughout the entire season. Other steady performers for the Blue and White were Chris Tighe, Scott O’Brien, Donny Grennan, John Brennan, Peter Schubert and Bob Chumack. The Tanners topped off their season with a sixth place finish in the Eastern Mass. Cross Coun- try Class A Championships. Winter Track TOP ROW: P. Sheridan, D. Maclean, J, Diefenbach, K. Hoyle, T. Vose. BOTTOM ROW: D. Essancy, C. Greene, P. Kitsakos, E. Kolhonen. Outstanding seniors Cal Greene (co-captain), John Diefenbach (co-captain), Peter Kitsakos (co-captain) and Dave Maclean played an im- portant role for the Tanners in obtaining the Greater Boston Indoor Track Championship, with an undefeated season of 10-0-0. The Tan- ners were also the Massachusetts HS Northern Area Indoor Track Champions. Five PHS records were set this year by Cal Greene with a record high jump, John Diefen- bach in the 45 yd. high hurdles, Dave Maclean setting records for the 300 yd and the 50 yd dash, and Ken Hoyle setting the shot put record. Other team members with high performance were Phil Sheridan and Bob Chumack in middle distance, Ed Kolhonen and Mark Marino as sprinters, Dave Essancy and Scott Evans on the high jump, Tom Vose and Dave Cronin throw- ing the shot put and Mike Judge on the hurdles. 130 Hockey ROW 1: J. Richards, J. Thibbodeau, D. Beckett, M. Cronin, D. Bowman, D. Maida. ROW 2: G. Kinnaly (coach), S. Langley, B, Grayton, B. McKenzie, D. Liacos, S. Mario, H. Sawyer, M. Gilligan (assistant coach). ROW 3: K. Gill, E. Sousa, T. Cullen, J. Sheehan, H. Coito, T. Hallinan, P. O’Leary. Propelled by the scoring efforts of senior linemates Ed Sousa, Danny Bowman and Bobby McKenzie the Peabody High hockey team found themselves with an 11-0-2 mark in the Greater Boston League. The Tan- ners, hoping to take the league championship in their first year of GBL com- petition, were one of the top rated teams in the state. Senior goaltenders Mike Cronin and Jeff Richards were doing a nice job 0 of protecting the Tanner net as a young but tough defense was playing havoc with the opposition. Other seniors who were making major contri- butions to the team’s success were Donny Beck- et, Herbie Sawyer, Jimmy Thibideau, Kenny Gill and Don Maida. Other team members include Tommy Cullen, Tommy Hallinan, Henry Coito, Jackie Shee- han, Steve Langley, Bobby Grayton, Dean Lia- cos, and Steve Mario. 132 Girls Basketball L. TO R.: Chris Newhall, Carol Doherty, Debbie Terenzoni, Anne Noone, Sue Mapes. 2ND ROW: Coach Loraine Benoit, Robin Chandler, Sue Rae, Joanne Sheehan, Kelly Daly, Kathy Mahalaris. The girls basketball team is finding it very difficult com- peting in it’s first year in the Greater Boston League. Plagued with injuries and caught in a rebuilding year, the team compiled only a 1-1 1 record. However, the girls, led by captain Debbie Terenzoni, showed much potential. The games were always exciting, thanks to the help of high scorers Debbie Terenzoni and Carol Doherty. Much impetus was given to the team by players Chris Newhall, Sue Mapes, Anne Noone, Robin Chandler. Sue Rae, Joanne Sheehan and Kathy Mahalaris. 134 Gymnastics FIRST ROW: A. Wen, P. Michaud, D. Bowman, L. Gainley, M. Espanola, J. Lusardi, N. Oliver, J. Chandler. SECOND ROW: J. Appiani (assist, coach), P. Konovalchik, E. Garber, L. Gordon, D. Cassidy, L. Surman, D. Berra, D. D’Aloisio, C. Lelito (coach). THIRD ROW: M. McDonald, K. Berra, A. Strowman, D. Procopio, M. Twoomey, L. Nolan, D. Wysong, R. Robertie. This year’s team i s scoring ten points over last year’s score. The team has many seniors who along with the ju- niors and sophomores have maintained a high level of difficulty on the balance beam, the uneven parallel bars, floor exercise and vaulting. The team is hopeful of sending several girls to the State girls gymnastic competition. Field Hockey L. TO R: B. Bolton, M. Soraghan, R. Hogan, M. McOsker, A. Noone, C. Doherty, K. Peterson, L. Woodworth. ROW 2: P. Hatgis, P. Keating, L. Markham, E. Walsh, C. Newhall, S. Mapes, K. Bergin, R. Chandler, D. Terrezoni. ROW 3: M. Delaney, L. Moran, D. Clothy, J. Henry, L. Petrillo, E. McGuire, L. Hawkins, M. Rizzone, L. Sorrento. ROW 4: L. Beboit (coach), M. Talkington (coach), J. Wong, C. Newhall, E. Duff, C. Karolides, D. Price, A. Hallinan, N. Barrett. The Tanner field hockey team compiled its first winning season in the three years that Peabody has had a program. They recorded a 7-2-1 league record which put them second in the league standings. The forward line scored a total of twenty-three goals for the season, and the defense had four shut outs. Highlights of the season included the two Arlington games in which Peabody came back in the second game to tie first placed Arlington, 1-1, after losing a squeaker 3-2 in the first game. They also knocked Haver- hill out of second place with a 2-1 win, and tied tournament contenders Bishop Fenwick 3-3. Music Guild L. TO R: D. Kennedy, K. Hetherington, C. McCauly, A. Johnson, L. Faust, E. Tremblay, V. Cyr, D. Demille, K. Leavitt, 2nd ROW: S. Provencher, P. DeFilippo, E. Baily, K. Gagnon, S. Kalivas, C. Tarasuk, J. Mazonson, S. Tarasuk, L. Jepson, K. King, N. Verocchi, M. Johnston, 3rd ROW: B. Billingsly, C. Gardner, B. McIntyre, P. Flunt, M. Romanski, M. Loring, K. Smith, D. Stark, E. Vigor, C. O’Connell, S. Maitland, R. Broughton, J. Antonio. Drama Guild L. TO R: P. Broude, FI. Winer, C. Cirone, S. Cushing, J. Bogash, C. Feldman, S. Hawes, 2nd ROW: S. Yaskell, G. Conrad, P. Moore, L. Lachowicz, S. D’Avolio, M. Maynard, E. Shumrak, 3rd ROW: Father Toste, Advisor; N. Horowitz, N. McLaughlin, R. Sorell, L. Dobson, L. Greenberg, B. Coilek, 4th ROW: S. Talone, J. Gioia, S. Monsein, B. Woolley, E. Garabedian. 142 L. TO R: J. Mazonson, A. Andrews, J. Eigner, R. Langley, R. Pasquale, R. Savase, 2nd ROW: C. Alban- 0 , S. Knights, J. Broughton, J. Maciewicz, L. Varney, J. Little, M. Gershlak, D. Kellerman, 3rd ROW: D. Terenzoni, M. Shuman, D. La Rochelle, K. Anslone, 4th Row: C. Spyropulos, L. Hosea, B. Griffen, P. Douvros. Pep Squad Leaders: Jan Beridino, Debbie McGinn, Michelle Oliviero. 143 Science Club i B 19 J KBim i 1 j ■J fi fif Jf 1 1 - ' tfc ' ■ f Ik. Fill V Jar. ■ • V 1 p iF f if 1 m L. TO R: R. Blazonis, P. Glinski, M. Raynard, S. Kahan, 2nd ROW: L. Snow, M. Goldberg, R. Russell, S. Bobrowsky, L. McGray, B. Collins, J. Pleva, Mr. Meiners; advisor. L. TO R: B. Theriault, J. Ostroff, T. Monahan, M. Staid, P. Sands. 2nd ROW: E. Limberakis, D. Schech- ter, J. Doran, J. Bobigian, S. Orloff, C. Lindberg. 144 ttUM-AW mui ' .uB aemm . ft m J Portuguese Club . to r: J. Carvalho, J. Newey, D. Silva, M. Martins, P. MacDonald, F. Masquita, M. Silva, 2nd Row: A. Laureiro, M, Silva, J. Brown, R. DaSilva, F. Nunes, R. Quadros. Spanish Club L. TO R: S. Brobowski, N. Smith, K. Simone, J. Smith. 2nd ROW: L. Jones, Juana Todd, L. Rob- inson, I. Larsen. 145 French CLub 1st ROW L TO R: B. Douglas, B. Strasnick, K. McWha, P. Broude, R. Eisenman, 2nd ROW: B. Dow, S. Lingley, A. Johnson, J. Alter, L. McGray, L. Greenberg, B. Ciolek, 3rd ROW: N. Gluck, E. Limberakis, D. Schechter, D. Eodman, N. Verrocchi, D. Phillips, M. MacKay, L. Snow. German CLub 1st ROW L TO R: P. Holten, L. Nolan, T. Maciewicz, C. Wall, R. Lamkin, N. Horowitz, 2nd ROW: S. Phillips, S. Csikos, D. Vaughan, 3rd ROW: J. Taylor, D. Klein, L. McGray, D. Corrigan. N. Schattner. 146 Greek Club L. TO R: J. Zakas, V. Michael, S. Tsouvalas, S. Mandros, N. Kokoras, J. Gerakaris, J. Sevastskis, S. Pappas, I. Parianos, S. Petrovitsos, F. Giannopoulos, A. Makrides, D. Tsaltas. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Kondon, Advisor; M. Anezis, D. Metropolis, J. Kanarellis, J. Baletsa, D. Cassidy, C. Gargas, S. Pantapas, I. Papadopoulos, T. Kyminas, M. Tzavalekos, J. Kallas, J. Andreadakis, J. Kendall, E. Antonio, P. Hatzis, M. Metropolis, P. Asloglou, D. DeMille, E. Pernokas. Hebrew Club L. TO R: D. Simons, R. Lipsky, P. Kaplan, D. Rich, L. Finn, J. Molin, M. Snyder, E. Nesson. 2nd ROW: J. Mazonson, N. Coles, M. Gershlak, A. Goldberg, B. Druker, R. Siden, D. Titelbaum, S. Phillips. 3rd ROW: E Vigor, M. Druckman, A. Stiller, N. Fogel, M. Kresnow, J. Ginsburg, L. Barosin, W. Potash, C. Shapiro. 147 National Honor Society L. TO R: S. Lutch, P. Broude, P. Cohen, S. Kahan, D. Vaughan. 2nd ROW: B. Collins, D. Ahern, J. Ken- dall, L. Nolan, J. Bogash, S. Brobowski. 3rd ROW: S. Adler, L. McGray, C. Feldman, S. Monsein, L. Milliken. Math League L. TO R: J. Rancourt, S. Goldman, R. Russell, S. Kahan, B. Collins. 2nd ROW: A. Andrews, P. Glinski, P. Shubert. D. Fessenden, N. Verrocchi. 3rd ROW: M. Margolis, B. Reilly, P. Broude, K. Fessenden, S. Trigilio. 148 Library Aides : W T j J f i . if ! i t L J 1 fCy W. - 1 Jj m i j L. TO R: S. Goldstein, C. Tibbetts, M. Buttafuco, J. Nager, D. Titelbaum, K. Smith, F. Goldberg, D. Johnston. 2nd ROW: R. Mover, J. Taylor, C. O’Connell, S. Maitland, C. klint, C. Cyr, C. McAuley, C. Sproul. Chess Club L. TO R: N. Karakoudas, L. Snow, 2nd ROW: S. Orlandella, D. Phillips, J. Perry, P. Glinski, T. Bart- kiewicz, E. Polk. 149 Student Council D. Silvia, Vice-President; P. Kitsakas, President; J. Lesser. Secretary; S. Talone, Treasurer. L. TO R: E. Bernasky, T. Hart, R. LeBlanc, S. Broughton, L. Osgood, M. Blodgett, A. Yeo, D. Bowman. 2nd ROW: S. Talone, R. Hagar, M. Delaney, N. Barnes, L. Aronson, G. Reeves, E. Limberakis, D. Phillips, S. Hamilton, D. Silva. 3rd ROW: T. Hart, M. Lancas- ter, J. Diefinbach, P. Kitsakas, D. Beckett, D. Procopio, S. Lutch, J. Quinn, M. Anezis, J. Lesser, C. Spence. 150 Senior Class Officers C. Spence — President; E. Antonio — Secretary; J. Kendall — Vice Presi- dent; J. Cohen — Treasurer. Junior Class Officers B. Bailey — Vice President; G. Reeves — President; B. Grif- fen Treasurer, P. Nadeau — Secretary. Sophomore Class Officers R. LeBlanc — President; G. Mellace — Secretary; L. Lu- bow — Treasurer, T. Hart — Vice President. 151 Audio-Visual Aides L. TO R: A. Newell, R. Yanco, S. Cravotto, A. Altschuler. 2nd ROW: A. Hoff, B. Reilly, S. Adler, P. Broude, M. Frisch. 3rd ROW: A.Trieber, M. Raynard. Stamp And Coin Club L. TO R: W. Defro, M. Gianatassio, M. O’Donnell, J. McLaughln, J. Mager, R. Pace. 752 « Change Is What I Recommend Through 157 To The Bitter End The META, the yearbook of Peabody Veteran’s Memorial High School, embarked last year upon the second half of the journey toward its centennial. The 1974 META gave one last nostalgic look back to those customs and traditions which tied it to the past; the 1975 META looks forward to the fu- ture and to change. But, there remains one tradition which no yearbook can ever successfully ignore, and hence the purpose of the META remains that of providing the graduate with a lasting legacy of his years at Peabody High. The META staff has worked long hours to produce a yearbook which reflects the change that is all around us. It is a fact of life that nothing is changing as fast as change itself, and we have tried, often with great success, to capture the various elements of this change. For, while graduation is the end of an experience that will never come a gain, it is also a beginning, and a great, ever-moving world awaits all who dare to challenge it. The META hopefully will help the graduate relive the highlights of his high school career, but will remind him also to turn his eye to the future and examine the many varied paths which await him. High school life is many things to many people, and a yearbook can present only selected elements of this experience. A photographer captures all that he can, given the limitations of the roving eye of a camera: memories must serve to fill in the rest. The META staff has tried to present a total picture of all that was Peabody High for the Class of 1975; we hope that our efforts have been successful. For, when all is said and done, when you are old and grey, and sitting by the fire, a yearbook may be the only evidence you have that you were once young. The yearbook staff would like to give special thanks to Elizabeth Lynch and Henry Morriss for their help and guidance throughout the year. CO-EDITORS David Munroe Kathleen Conway EDITORIAL ADVISOR Elizabeth A. Lynch LAYOUT EDITOR Deborah Holmes FINANCIAL ADVISOR Henry Morriss COPY EDITOR Maureen Waters ADVERTISING EDITOR Sheri Monsein Susan Alboth Leslie Bistrowitz Arete Collins Susan Csikos Theresa DeNisco STAFF Diana Fessenden Diane Foley Linda Green Linda Greenberg Jenny Kaplan PHOTO EDITOR Michael Skerry Ellen Long Earle Polk Nancy Shattner Ellen Shumrak Cinthia Spence BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM THE META STAFF 159 The Vanguard TOP ROW: L. TO R.: S. Adler, D. Rodman, M. Alexander, L. Bistrowitz, S. Alboth, D. Fessenden. P. Alexander, L. Aronson, N. Fogel, S. Provencher. BOTTOM ROW: G. Safchuk. S. Marcus, B. Strasnick, K. Lewis, G. Gershaw, S. Yaskell. The Observer L. TO R.: W. O ' Toole. D. D ' Ambrosio, K. King, J. Brennen, E. Negus. MISSING FROM PICTURE: P. Alexander (editor) and E. Lucarini. 160 November ’74 1 f I if! t] ’ r M .fpgi i lilljS October 25, 1974 Look ■around ■there ' s a world out there •, and everyone o is a -part of t. The prodoctv v i tv of the b u a neSS world i S the e.se 2 n.ce of our Sur vi v A . Best Wishes Nicholas Mavroules, Mayor of Peabody 172 “We fight fires not people” LOCAL 925 PEABODY FIRE FIGHTERS INTERNATIONAL ASSC. OF FIREFIGHTERS AFL-CIO 173 Congratulations to the Peabody Veterans Memorial PEABODY BENEVOLENT Graduating Class of High School from the POLICE ASSOCIATION 175 INVITATIONS UNLIMITED Best Wishes Engraved invitations Social and business stationery Party accessories Marcia Simons Harriet Monsein 598-2750 535-1870 THE BEAUTY CELLAR 496 Lowell St. Peabody, Mass. WILINSKY AND WOLFF INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 1 5 Lowell St. Peabody, Mass. Dick Wolff Bud Wilinsky 531-3400 176 GOOD LUCK CLASS of 1975 HOLIDAY INN 1 Newburyport Turnpike Peabody, Massachusetts Featuring Coach and Six Restaurant Compliments of Walbar Inc. Peabody Industrial Park Peabody, Mass. 01960 Manufacturers of Jet Engine Components 177 179 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’75 FROM THE CLASS OF “ 76 ” 181 Stahl Finish 26 Howley St. Peabody, Mass. Compliments of EASTMAN GELATINE Santoro’s of Peaoody CORPORATION 41 Main Street Peabody, Mass. Platters For All Occasions Plus Our Regular Sandwiches And Coldcuts 532-2791 531-9681 531-0047 Evans Flowers, Inc. A century of distinguished service Corner Warren Endicott Streets 182 Leo Council 508 Peabody, Mass. Grand Knight George Smith MELLO’S BAKERY Pastry, Bread — Rolls DYNE-AL ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 10 Goodale Street Peabody, Ma. 01960 (61 7)-535-0050 Consulting Engineering and Machine Shop Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 The Photography Club THE GEORGE 136 Main St. Peabody, Mass. PEABODY CO-OPERATIVE BANK 32 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 184 GAGNON WELDING AND CONTRACTING CORP. R91 Lynnfield Street Peabody, Ma. Office 531-1301 Res. 592-9864 CONWAY FUNERAL SERVICE 12 Chestnut Street Peabody, Mass. Since 1894 531-0398 Congratulations Peabody High School Class of 1975 WARREN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK OF PEABODY 185 Compliments Of i ng Co., Inc. Attorney at Law Anthony P. Gaieski, D.M.D. Gloria Food Store Griffin Merrow Inc. J. Marco Mfg. Corporation McGuires’ Flower Shop SidneyS. Mizer, D.M.D. Peabody Pediatrics Associates Barney Singer Co. Inc. Sheldon M. Sullaway, D.M.D. Tillie’s Flower Shop Dr. Aristotle N. Vontazalides The Greek Club Murphy, Ryan and O’Keefe Attorneys-at-Law “Man’s key to freedom and happiness is to know more about everything ...” Thomas Jefferson Good luck to each of you . . . Representative John E. Murphy Jr. Mr. Saunders Formal Wear 68 Boston Street Salem, Mass. 01970 The hockey cheerleaders extend their best wishes to the graduating class of 1975 Good luck to the class of 1975 The basketball cheerleaders 187 Royal Construction Co., Inc. 81 Bowditch Ave. Peabody, Mass. 01960 carpentry, masonry, and general contracting 598-5159 Ko-Ko’s Fashions, Inc. 79 Washington Street Peabody, Mass. A Distinctive and complete Women’s Fashions and Gift Shop With Service and Common Sense Prices Sam’s Center Cafe 10 Vi Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. Choice Liquors and Beers 189 From Row: J. Melkonian, S. Boaman, S. Wong, W. Brown, N. Cohen, P. Michaud, C. Newell, J. LeShana, L. Rothman, C. Jackson Second Row: E. Glynos, C. Lovato, M. Brennan, D. Mazzola, S. Petrovitsis, L. Hosea, G. Garavanian, K. Zweigle, M. Coughlin, P Williams, J. Bates, M. Druckman. FROM THE CLASS OF “77” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF “75” 190 Best Wishes Graduates THE YANKEE 85 Lynnfield St. Peabody, Mass. Good Luck 1975 Graduates NORTH SHORE LABS CORP. 40 Endicott Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 191 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 from THE ITALIAN AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB OF PEABODY Order of Sons of Italy, Lodge 2255 mm Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1975 Gainsboro Studio Official class photographer 3 1 7 Essex Street Salem, Massachusetts 744-1055 193 LOWE MART SHOPPING CENTER 474 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 10960 F ood-Delivery-Liquors 535-3530 535-3510 194 Bicknell Fuller Corrugated Container Corp. Peabody, Mass. Congradulations, Class of ’75 Wishing You a Bright and Happy Future Peabody Rte. 1 Lowell St. i Purity Shopping Ctr East Coast Lobster Pools Route 1 W. Peabody, Mass. 535-3600 535-9820 195 Citizens Bank and Trust Company 37 Foster Street 7 Sylvan Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-2179 Dick Kiley’s Citgo Anthony J. George 37 Margin Street Real Estate and Insurance Peabody, Mass. 9 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 1 % P. M. Cahill Son Patrick J. Woods Insurance Agency, Inc. Funeral Home Real Estate and Insurance 40 Main Street Peabody, Mass. 531-2777 and 531-2778 Congratulations Class of “75” Best Wishes From Roger Rico Super Sub Shop 14 Lowell Street, Peabody 197 The Woods Are Lovely, Dark And Deep 196 And Miles To Go Before I Sleep, And Miles To Go Before I Sleep vfp When you are old and grey and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, Take down this book and slowly read, And dream of the soft look your eyes had once, And of their shadows deep W.B. Yeates Patty Hearst, originally thought kid- napped by Symbionese Liberation Or- ganization, now purported to have joined the group. Auto sales hit worst slump ever. Photo shows surplus cars at Chrysler plant in Newark, Delaware. My Lai incident behind, former Army Lt. William Calley is free and seeking anonymity. Streaking is the name of the new craze among the young and young-at heart. Streakers from Columbia University are shown crossing Broadway in New York. Nancy Magennes Kissinger Long-time Arkansas Representative, Wilbur Mills, gains notoriety after inci- dent with exotic dancer Fanne Fox. Nelson Rockefeller okayed by legislators for 41st Vice Presidency. ABOVE: Kissinger greeted by Israel For- eign Minister Abban Eban at airport in Tel Aviv. BELOW: Kissinger talks with Syrian President, Hafez Assad in Damascus. Banished Soviety writer, Alexander Sol- zhenitsyn, welcomed by western world. His tales of Russian concentration camps had previously won Nobel prize. 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