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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

r wi ■ - 3o(2 r? 2013 . 58.2 Yearbook To some a window may be an opening which admits air and light, but to the class of ' 79 it is an opening to the future. For the past twelve years we have taken only brief glances through the windows of our lives, but with graduation, new win- dows will have been opened into a world of new experiences . Though we leave many windows behind as we travel through life, these windows remain open so that, pausing on our journey, we may gaze back through them at the experiences that are now only memories . The sun bounces off a window In turn you see your reflection, An image of a high school graduate . The blank face stares out, you think: School has been my security, where do I go from here? We do not wish to say good-bye, to leave the only life we have ever known But on we must go to where our future lies . Look ahead and smile, because the memories of the last twelve years will be everlasting. Today we are young: Our lives are filled with special songs still to be sung . . . hearts still to be given . . . faith in ourselves and in our world, unshaken. But when our songs and aspirations have been forgotten . . . and when our faith is worn with age, we will remember, as through a window, these golden days and THE NATURE OF YOUTH. 8 iiVi It Yesterday is but today ' s memory, Existing only in our minds . Like an ever-changing kaleidoscope, The past is revealed by a pattern colored by half- remembered. Scattered thoughts . Each thought is a bit of stained glass, Some somber. Some sparkling; Some stained with satisfaction, Some with regret. Each represents a person, A place. Or an experience Which contributes to the whole design of Yesterday. Through this book, The past becomes alive again. Windows on the past bring back memories of our lives at PVMHS. The META is one of these windows . As we gaze through this yearbook, we are reminded of the special ex- periences we shared together. The windows of PVMHS have come to a close, but this is not the end. This is only the beginning . . . WINDOW ON THE FACULTY To the Class of 1979: When the students of several nations voted on the greatest man in history, Louis Pasteur headed the list. The four outstanding qualities of this greatest man in history , according to a psychologist, were: enthusiasm, industry, courage and the ability to learn from his mistakes . For each of you, graduation provides the opportunity to reflect upon both previous mistakes and accomplishments as well as to anticipate future goals. All of you can achieve your goals by utilizing previous knowledge with the desire for continual learning. I fervently hope and trust that success will follow you whether it be for further aca- demic training, or immediate employment. My very best wishes to each of you for health, happiness and inner peace as you join the alumni of Peabody Veterans Memorial High School. Most sincerely, William A. Welch Sincerely, Mr. Richard J. White Dear Graduates: The staff of the Vocational High School and I would like to express our hardiest congratula- tions to the class of 1979 and in particular to those members with whom we were most closely associated -- the students of the vocational school . The special skills that you have acquired in your specific area of training, wisely used, should be a stepping stone into your future, a future that we hope will be fulfilling and pro- ductive . Best wishes, and please visit us from time to time as we will always be interested in you and your progress . ADMINISTRATION ROBERT IRELAND JAMES PI CONE ■ m WILLIAM A. WELCH 20 ROY FARIA HENRY EAGAR RICHARD CODAIR S. BAVARO R. BOYD J. BROWN S. CAUSI S. AVEDIKIAN L. BENOIT B. BOYLE C. BURNETT R. BAGA P. BILLERT E. BRAWLEY J. CALLELY G. BANOS R. BISCEGLIA M. BRETT P. CAMPBELL M. BARBUTO C. BLAKE M. BRETT K. CASSIDY 21 R. CAVANAUGH G. CELATA J. CELATA B. CHENERY M. COLLINS H. COLLYER E. CONGDON D. CONNELLY C. CORDEIRO Y. CORSO M. CROWLEY J. CUSHING R. DANISH P. DECOURCY S. DELFINO L. DELCOLLE W. DELP M. DIDONATO D. DOE A. DUBOIS 22 A. DUBOIS L. ESPINDLE E. SWARTZ A. IRISH M. DULLEA P. FISHMAN M. HAGUE M. JOHNSON A. ELDRIDGE T. FLYNN D. HARTSHORN R. JOHNSON T. ELLIOT H. FULLAM H. HESKETH L. LARGER E. ELLIS J. GAGNON M. HOFFMAN M. KILEY 23 E. KIRBY L. KOHUT L. KONDON D. KOZWICH M. KUKLINSKI P. LACORTIGLIA G. LATERZA M. LAMY C. LAPPAS N. LA VITA T. LEITAO G. LEMBIDAKIS D. LUFKIN M. MAGLIO R. MAKELA G. MARQUIS J. MARSHALL D. MARTWICHUCK N. MASTERSON C. MCNAIR M. MICHAUD B. NELSON K. NOONAN L. PARISI J. MOGAVERO B. NELSON K. O ' LEARY K. PIERCE J. MEAGHER H. MORRISS J. NESTOR J. OLEKS C. MEINERS J. MURPHY F. NICOLOSI R. OUELLETTE A. METROPOLIS J. NANGLE E. NIZWANTOWSKI M. PALOMBO 25 1M P. POWER J. PYBURN L. RAGNO D. RALPH J. RANTA K. RICH G. RITTERSHAUS C. ROLLINS E. ROLLINS A. SAPIENZA E. SAPIENZA N. SCHALLER R. SERIJAN C. SHEEHAN E. SHEEHAN N. SHERR B. SIGEL R. SIMONS D. SI NCLAIR L. SKWARA SMYRNIOS G. SMYRNIOS W. STORY N. SWARTZ T. SYLVESTER A. TALKINGTON W. THIBODEAU M. TOKARZ P. TOOMEY M. VERONESE V. WAINER R. WEITZMAN F. WETTERLOW D. WHITMORE C. WILSON ]. WILSON L. WILSON L. WISEMAN E. YOST D. YOUNG 27 R. ZIMMERMAN S. CENA and E. COULTER C. MARTIN H. DOWNING TEACHER AIDES AND OFFICE M. RICHARDSON F. ALMAN I. TEACH A. CHAMPAIGNE K. GUILFOYLE R. GROSSER J. MCCARTHY 28 DEPARTMENT HEADS N. BRITT Art M. PROD ANAS Mathematics F. TOSTE E. ESPINDLE J. MCDONALD G. Drama English Foreign Language FITZPATRICK Communication F. HARDY Home Economics J. TERLIZZI Science Social Studies GUIDANCE J. COSTELLO K. LIPMAN mm 1 A. O ' NEILL Missing for pictures are: ]. EVANS, Music J. RYAN Industrial Arts J. GUARENTE, Guidance 29 DEDICATION We, the Class of 1979, sincerely and affectionately dedicate this 1979 META to Elizabeth Sheehan, the advisor of the year- book, and to the other members of our faculty. Words cannot ex- press adequately the gratitude we owe them, for it is largely due to their encouragement and understanding that we possess the knowledge that is ours today. Wherever we may find ourselves in the years to come , we may be sure that the present faculty, the men and the women we have grown to like and to respect, is the one that will remain forever in our hearts and in our memories . 31 WINDOW ON SPORTS 1st row, left to right: M. Ruddock, M. Melanson, G. Brimbas, R. Zalis, R. Isles, P. Clifford, J. Barrows, P. Noyes, S. Bolton, Coach A. Nunes 2nd row: D. Carter, M. McKenna, T. Carter, J. DiFranco, C. Desroches, M. Buddington, E. Morais, M. LaBranche, R. Caproni, J. Mallard, E. Sullivan, S. Lantry 3rd row: D. Fuller, M. O ' Leary, K. Guthman, M. Scanzillo, M. Curran, J. Bator, R. Wax- man, J. Less, J. Stella, B. Barrows, P. Sedlier, M. McHugh, C. Marcus, E. Bator 32 FIRST ROW left to right: G. Kitsakos, R. Broughton, R. Heath, S. Girard, J. De- Rosa, E. Jodrie, B. McGregor, D. Drougas, E. Apostolopoulos , J. O ' Toole, D. Scribner, M. Wall, R. Vigneault SECOND ROW: J. Rougier, E. Fixler, P. Rizzo, T. Withers, J. Votto, T. D 1 Amato, S. Wlasuk, S. Connors, G. Hiou, J. Cordaro, D . Connolly , K . Waters , J . Kelly , C . Holden THIRD ROW : P . Marino , R . Rubano , T. Maroney, P. Overbaugh, S. Cragg, P. Griffin, M. Gillespie, J. Lane, S. Gallant, J. Broughton, C. Tillas, D. Wall, K. Allen, D. Scribner MISSING : Coaches A. Adamopoulos, R. Danish, J. Cronin ROW ONE, left to right: D. Hubley, D. Cotton, M. Quinlan, C. Leavitt, D. Quintal, C. LaRosa , F. Braz ROW TWO: J. Cooper, T. O ' Leary, M. Sheridan, B. Budka, R. Taber, L. Budka, S. Schevis, T. LaRosa, Coach G. Smyrnios III Mif i • P � l � i i • 4 [ � !� ' iSi : .n«� T twmh, fejS iliiiiiiifjw!!:! 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It is indeed an honor to this year ' s squad, to exceed all expectations and nearly claim a GBL title. Finishing second to Medford, two six-point losses stood be- tween PVMHS and a title . L Probably the strongest component of the Tanners in 1978 was its defensive secondary . Appropriately nick-named the Jolters , they did just that to opposing ball-carriers and receivers. Led by free safety Mark Gillespie, cornerbacks John Lane and Scott Wlasuk, and invert Sean Connors, the Tanners defense again was very formidable. The secondary played so cohesively as a unit that its main ingredient, free safety Mark Gil- lespie, was able to set a career high in interceptions at PVMHS. Mark was also inter- viewed by a local Boston TV station following the team ' s victory over Chelsea . It marked the first time a Peabody athlete has appeared in a sportscast on Boston TV. Mark has proven himself and has become one of the most highly- recruited student athletes in Eastern Mass . Linebackers Dave Wall and Kevin Waters added another dimension which, combined with the secondary, made it hard for opposing QB ' s to throw on the Tanners. Veteran line man Paul Griffin anchored the defensive line. The defensive line also had seniors Chris Tillas, Tom Peretzian, Bob Aronson, Bob Rubano and Steve Gallant. Steve Gal- lant was used in many positions and was a pleasant surprise on defense. On offense, John Lane and Tom D ' Amato were two moving forces in a unit that averaged almost twenty points a game. John Lane was constantly a threat to keep the ball and showed a passing prowness that made him one of the better Tanner QB ' s of this decade. Tom D ' Amato was a strong off-tackle and inside runner and, although small for a PVMHS tailback, gained tough yardage with his hard-nose style. A severe injury kept George Hiou on the sidelines a majority of the season. Steve Gal- lant handled the backup Qb job as one of his many roles . This year ' s Field Hockey team was the most successful team at PVMHS. The team compiled an impressive 13-2-1 record which brought them to the quarter-final round of the state tournament . The team lost to Woburn in overtime , 2 - 1 . Woburn went on to win the state title. The team ' s success can be attributed to several factors: the leadership of the Co- Captains Jeanne Hallinan and Jo-Anne Splaine; the experience of the seniors; and the ex- ceptional skill and depth of the juniors . Senior Co- Captain Jeanne Hallinan, Greater Boston League all star, had 19 goals and 14 assists. Jeanne was chosen most valuable player. Other valuable players were Co-Captain Jo-Anne Splaine and Stephanie Smith, Ellen Nager on defense, and goal- keeper Julie Harrington. Juniors chosen to the GBL All-Star Team were Michele Kravchuck (2 goals 14 assists) , Sheila Markham (8 goals 10 assists), and Elaine Sanger (4 goals 10 assists). The other members of this outstanding team whose participation was equally important were: Nancy Bergin, Jill Ventola, Pat Cirinna, and Mary Duff, and defensively, Terri Eager, Maureen Fitzsimmons, Chris Jones, and Lori Kelso. Jeanne Hallinan got three hat tricks this season. Nancy Bergin and Sheila Markham got one each. The team did so well because all performed their parts equally. Forty-nine goals were scored by the team for the season; nine shut outs were recorded and six goals scored against. This year ' s Soccer team had an unfortunate season, due to injuries and academic casualties. The team had a record of five wins and eight losses. The senior starters on the forward line were: John Barrows, George Birmbas, Eddie Morais, Rick Isles (cap- tain), Mark Ruddock (captain), Paul Clifford, Roy Zallis and Peter Noyes. John Barrows had a fantistic year; he was awarded Most Valuable Player, and al- most broke the record for the most goals in one season . He scored just three fewer goals than the record. Mark Ruddock was a top fullback who showed much aggressiveness. He was given the Unsung Hero award. You found my nickel ! You ' ve come a long way, Baby! 1 get a kick out of you. Excedrine Headache Number 49 She said WHAT?? The girls x- country team dominated every meet, wining the GBL, Northern Area, Division I and State Championships . They have the unique distinction of being the first team, in any sport, to bring a state championship title to Peabody. The team ' s state championship was led by Lesley and Lisa Welch, Fran Cronin, Cathy Carnes, and Dianne Fisher. Much credit for helping the team to capture the state championship title goes to the great back up efforts of Gerianne Cotreau, Ellen Donlon, Arlene Thibodeau, and Karen Whippen. Departing seniors of this year ' s squad are: Gerianne Cotreau, Arlene Thibo- deau, and Cathy Carnes. The boys also had a very good year in Cross Country . Fernando Braz won everything in sight , including Division I State Championship and State Championship (the first time an underclassman won all state meets.) The team was young, but returning veterans Doug Quintal, Gary Leavitt (co-captain), Mike Quinlan (co-captain), who was out part of the season with an injury , helped him bring the team along . The team did not lose any meets all season. Fernando Braz and Lesley Welch were state champions. Fernando, Lesley and Lisa Welch, and Fran Cronin, were Globe All Scholastic for Cross Country. Mr. Smyrnios was named Coach of the Year. 6KETBFU The 1978-79 Basketball team got off to a rocky start losing 4 out of the first 6 ball- games , although two games were lost by 2 points and the third by 3 points . However , the Tanners began turning the season around with a big win at Medford and reeled off 6 consecutive wins through the middle of the season anticipating the sec- ond round of the Greater Boston League. Peabody was led by Brian Murphy who became only the second player in Pea- body ' s history to score 1000 career points. Mark Savoie, Peter Ellison, and Steve Andre also started for the Tanners and were backed up by seniors Bob Bal- lard, Peter Burns, and Steve Batsine- las . Rounding out the team were Dave Mooka, Vinnie Harris, Geoff Less, Paul Cormier, and sophomore Mike White. low 1: S. Andre, Co-Capt. B. Murphy, Co-Capt. M. Savoie, and D. Mooka. Row 2: M. White, Z. Less, S. Batsinelas , P. Bums, V. Harris, Row 3: Coach Weitzman, P. Ellison, B. Ballard, P. Cor- nier, Coach Leonard, Coach Lalikos, and Coach Billings . J. Hallinan and S. Townsend- Captains 1st row- S . Smith , S . Townsend , J. Hallinan, E. Sanger, C . Jones 2nd row- S . Markham, A. Car- angelo , K. Maguire, D. Holden, A. Spector, P. Murphy, M. Kravchuk, Coach Jane Heil Row 1 : R . Isles , R . Jacques , W . Hyde , J . Gill , M . Ruddock , P . Manso , E . DeMild . Row 2 : Coach Paul Downey , R . Manning, D. Shaw, D. Walsh, J. Malo, C. Kocher, G. Grayton, T. Doyle, P. Clifford, D. Scribner, J. Gerahty, M McHugh, Coach George Kinnaly. The Peabody High School Hockey Team is presently in first place in the Greater Boston League with a 12-0-0 record. According to the two major polls, they are ranked in the top five of division one teams in Eastern Mass . Team members are as follows: Seniors -Co-Cap- tains Defenseman Jim Gill and left wing Steve Gal- lant, goalie Rick Isles, center-Paul Manos, right wing Don Shaw, left wing Willy Hyde, left wing- Paul Clifford, right wing Glen Grayton, right wing Dan Walsh, right defense- Mark Ruddock, Juniors -cen- ter Ray Jacques, left defense Dave Scribner, right defense Chris Kocher, Sophomores -goalie Ed De- milo, center Jim Geraghty, right wing John Malo, left defense Tom Doyle, right defense Bob Manning and left defense Scott Richards, The team record thus far is: 1 Peabody 5 Everett 3 9 Peabody 12 Chelsea 1 2 8 Chelsea 3 10 6 Everett 3 3 7 Haverhill 1 11 4 Somerville 3 4 7 Somerville 4 12 7 Medford 2 5 3 Medford 1 6 3 Malden 2 7 7 Revere 3 8 3 Arlington 2 The team has eight league games left and is aim- ing for the Greater Boston League Championship. Row 1: M. Duff, S. Anezis, F. Cronan, K. O ' Neil, D. Fisher, L. Welch, M. Cooper, D. Mattuchio, Row 2: Coach George Smymios , S, O ' Neil, A. Thibodeau, M. Bird, C. Carnes (captain) , L. Welch, L. Enos, K. Whippen, T. Snow, A. Lipman, P. Ouellette, N. Scacchi I 48 Row 1: D. Moody, S. Wlasuk, M. Gillespie, J. Lane, S. Connors, E. Fixler, J. Trager, D. Quintal, M. Michelman, F. Braz, D. Hubley, Row 2: B. Sinewitz, B. McCarriston, M. Smyrnios, C. Desrochers, T. La- Rosa , C . Suber , D . Drugas , L . Smyrnios , S . Silva , E . Moretta , Row 3 : R . Pebroccione , C . Salomon , R . Ta- bor, S. Schevis, T. O ' Leary, M. Sheridan, P. Bailey, M. McCarriston, J. Cooper, Row 4: G. Cushing, B. MacGregor, E. Apostolopoulos , K. Guthman, G. Speronis, L. Budka, C. LaRosa, B. Budka, Row 5: Coach George Smyrnios, N. Mir, M. Moreno, T. Modini, Coach Richard Makela. The Peabody High Indoor Track Team had a very suc- cessful season this year with an overall meet record of 7-1. Before the loss, Peabody had won 15 straight, dating back to the 1978 season. Peabody also won the very prestigious Metheun Invitational to add another trophy to the award case . The team captains this year were Sean Connors , Jim Trager and George Hiou . George had to sit out the sea - son due to a severe football injury. School records were established this year by Doug Quintal in the 1000 - 2:21.4 and junior Fernando Braz in the 2 mile - 9:25.1. T op performers during the season were : Seniors , Elli - ot Fixler and Charlie Desrocher - High Hurdles : Seniors Mark Gillespie and John Lane - Dash; Junior Bruce Mac- Gregor and Senior Jim Trager - 300; Seniors Sean Con- nors and Scott Wlasuk - 600 ; Senior Doug Quintal and Junior Rick Petrocionne - 1000; Junior Tony LaRosa and Sophomore Mark Sheridan in the mile ; Junior Fernando Braz and Senior Gary Leavitt in the 2 mile ; Sean Connors and Junior Greg Cushing - High Jump ; and Seniors Marty Michelman, Mark Gillespie , and John Lane - Shot Put. Row 1 : K . Fay , S . Finegan , D . Harris , S . Lantry , C . Quinn , K . Stone . Row 2 : C . Foster , P . Foster, A. Harris, L. Ouellette, A. Sklivas, P. Smith. Row 3: Coach Paula Keating , Coach Lisa Marengi, D. Wall, S. Cragg, M. Patton, J. Francis, H. Pratt, G. Riley, K. Fessenden, P. Sklivas, (captain). Row 4: E. Kennison, C. Anthony, P. Tillman, S. Zalis, J. McGinn, J. Hoague . 1978-1979 marked the third season for Tanners ' swim- ming. Seniors Roy Zalis and Dave Wall dominated the freestyle sprinting events, qualifying for the Eastern High School Championship in the fifty yard freestyle. Seniors Mike Patton, and Captain Peter Sklivas had command in freestyle- Mike in the 500 yard free and Peter in the 100 yard breaststroke. Junior Glenn Riley, superstar long- distance swimmer, has surprised the team as a 100 yard backstroker, qualifying for the Eastern Championships. Glenn Riley, sophomores Sean Lantry and Jim Francis and Roy Zalis represented the Tanners in the 200 Medley Re- lay. Dave Wall, Roy Zalis and juniors Paul Smith and Glenn Riley combined in the 400 freestyle relay . Both teams were represented at the Eastern Championships. As a team, we ' ve seen great improvement this season. Our driving has come a long way since last year thanks to the addition of our new coach Ms. Paula Keating, who has done an outstanding job. We also have secured more pool time at the Village Green allowing for longer practices and more intensive training. Next season the Tanners will have the advantage of a young team. We are only losing eight seniors; the majority of our swimmers this season are sophomores. We are hoping for a large response at try- outs, November 1979. 53 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1 : Donna , Louise , Shari (co-capt. ) , Janice ( co - capt. ) , Mary, Gab- rielleRow2: Cheryl, Stacey, Lori, Tricia, Jennifer, Mary Ellen, Karen, Donna, Diane Manning ( advisor) . BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Judy, Audrey, Denise, Marita, Row 2: Nina, Chris, Row 3: Crystal, Stacey, Tina, Sherri, Janice, Lisa, Linda, Vicki. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Jane, Valerie Row 2: Debbie, Janice, Susan, Carol, Rita, Jeannie, Karen, Sharon, Tracey Row 3: Mary, Valerie, Kathy. WINDOW ON CLUBS ART CLUB Row 1 : J. Gauthier, S . Carter, T. Yas- kell, C. Zydavicius, R. Diorio- Treas- urer, M. Donovan- President Row 2: N. Scacchi- Vice President, D. Koepp, D. Krygowski, T. Glyptis, K. Kaufman Missing for picture is L. Kaufman- Secretary AUTO BODY AND MECHANICS BAND COUNCIL Left: Dave Small -Junior Auto Body Right: Auto Shop Class (Seniors) Row 1: K. Kachinski-Secretary, A. Sproul, K. Petkavich- Vice -President Row 2: D. Conway- President, P. Har- riman, J. Taylor-Treasurer, C. Suber Jay Afrow, Steven Alter, Alicia An- drews, Terry Begin, Robert Bernasky, Barbara Burke , David Chesterson , David Conway, Roberta Goldberg, Kimberly Seed, Brian Shea, Joseph Silva, James Taylor, Donald Teren- zoni, James Trager, AlanBatakis, Jon Bianchi, Gary Brooks, Joe Cherbuy, Tracy Collins, Robert Creeden, Rich- ard DeFillippo, Brian Dollard, Nancy Furst, Michael Gross, Sharon Holuk, Susan Holuk, Greg Hunt, Cathrynjuli- ano, Steven Oster, Buddy Ouellette , Darien Port, Christine Santos, Alvin Sproul, Craig Suber, Joyce Towne, Josephine Benson, Stephen Afrow, Ronald Allman, Mary Aquino, Douglas Broughton, James Cawley, David Chesbro, James Cooper, Norman Du- Mosch, Deborah Ebright, Maria Ellis, Jayne Falkowski, Karl Fessenden, James Francis, Ralph Francis , Jay Fur- ash, Phil Harriman, Carl Juliano, Lisa Kaufman, Susan Little, Peter Murphy, Edward Patton, Carl Repucci, James Rudnick, Douglas Schapero, Scott Schevis, Lisa Serterides, Jonas Shep- ard, Regina Sullivan, Daniel Teren- zoni, Andy Van de Krol, AndyVerroc- chi, Jonathan Mover, Patricia Waite BAND CARPENTRY Jimmy Jenkins Patrick Connors VOCATIONAL OFFICERS Jim Jenkins - Treasurer, Joe Carabello- President, Mark Richards-Vice-Pres- ident, Jim Parrot- Secretary CHESS CLUB Row 1: R. Oljey, M. Urbonas, R. Talbot, R. Baldwyn. Missing for Picture: P. Stone, J. Hunt, J. Shea, B. Rutstein, I. Katsarakes. CHORUS COLORGUARD Row 1: S. LaFeriere, J. Guay, J. Hoague, J. Gordon, J. Silva, M. Pratt, K. Aire, R. Goldberg, V. Smynios, D. Wilson, Row 2: D. Mac- Intire, G. Scamigy, Unknown, Un- known, K. Pelly, J. Bimbo, Unknown, M. Parry, K. Richards, G. Roper, B. Carter, J. Pedro, D. Brennan, Un- known, Unknown, J. Wilson, P. Her- sey Row 3: M. Faviano, J, Wignall, J. Goldberg, Unknown, E. Enos, J. Babner, P. Bimbo, E. Gannon, Un- known, C. Benson, D. Sabante, Un- known, Unknown, E. Ryder, Unknown Row 4: B. McBreen, C. Foster, S. Driver, J. Hoague, K, Petkausch, B. Roberts, J. Juliano, C. Bounton, J. Bartutt, P. Foster, A. Thain, R. Guz- ofski, P. LeBlanc, Unknown, Un- known, C. Couture, Unknown Row 5: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, P. Hoff, M. Mellace, J. Tragu, C. Quinn, C. Umanita, J. DiThomas, Unknown, Unknown, J. Roberts, Un- known Row 6: S. O ' Brien, A. Klint, D. Luz, B. Dollard, P. Vader, P. Madden, S. Mills, R. Landers Row 1 : C . Boynton , C . Hunt , M . Irzyk , M. Irzyk, T. Irzyk, K. Petkavich. Row 2: K. Barnes, P. Dunlap, C. Baitor, T. Glyptis, D. Krygowski, J. Kil- koyne, M. Lee, S. Hayes. THOSE WERE THE DAYS AUTO BODY CHEERLEADERS THE META STAFF THE PYRAMID CLUB CAMERA CLUB THE CHARMERS OF ' 46 61 FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB Row 1: M. Scanlan, K. Liss, P. Fournier, R. Oljey, S. Estabrooks, R. Waugh, R. Talbot, C. Fessenden, J. Saitow, M. Leavitt, K. Seed Row 2; J. Verrochi, G. Schulman, L. Muraw- ski, L. Dick, M. Pinho, C. Carney, A. Westerman, C. Westerman, L. Litner, D. Schulman, D. Freedman, K. Rod- riques, D. Collins, K. Derman, D. Barbdo, B. Cooper, M. Montague. Y. Van de Krol Row 3: D. Chesterson, A. Glass, A. Van de Krol, R. Taber, C. Suber, G. Less, K. Kerivan, J. Kerivan, T. Glyptis, D. Krygowski, I. Darzenta, R. Arons, W. Lerner, N. Scacchi, A. Sklivas, K. Maguire, C. Hawkins, J. McGray, D. Violette. Missing from picture is P. Litner, Row 1: L. Noel, D. Bakula, J. Mc- Ginn, J. Barrows-V.P. , S. Greenfield, D. McDonald- Pres . , D. Dillon, C. Panagos. Row 2: G. Sparks, L. Sproul- Sec., S. Rossi, C. O ' Brien, B. Gil- martin, S. Barke, A. Sklivas-Treas. , P. Gillis. D. White, M. Barouhos, P. Sklivas, T. Begin, D. Parsons. GREEK CLUB Kneeling: F. Varinos, D. Christo- doulopoulos, S. Mavroules, P. Geor- gion, V. Moritsoulas, R. Hiou, L. Darzenta Row 2: Mrs. L. Kondon- Advisor, J. Karavalas, P. Chronis, L. Zaimes, D. Sabanty, V. Parianos, A. Ca natselas, C. Maheras, E. Filo- poulos, P. Tsionis, V. Smyrnias, F. Evmarfopoulas Row 3: S. Rouvalis, J. Houvardas, C. Hondras, S. Kardas, C. Callas, L. Michael, I. Katsarakes, W. Pike J. Juliano, D. Belli, S. Carter Kneeling 1. to r. : D. Morhaim, P. Block, B. Wise, A. Berman, P. Litner, P. Lezberg, S. Winer, D. Rosenthal, W. Jacobson, K. Molin, D. Schulman, K. Ganz, L. Gershlak, R. Picard, T. Simon, J. Babner, J. Yaffe, H. White Middle 1. to r. : L. Dick, S. Flicop, L. Scott, M. Kresnow, N. Rosenthal, L. Silber, S. Rosenthal, D. Ponn, W. Levy, Standing 1. to r. : Mrs. Swartz, D. Bornstein, M. Goldstein, S.Lipsky, L. Comak, S. Gross, G. Schulman, K. Pican, R. Arons, S. Alter, K. Liss, D. Rosenthal, J. Clopper, S. Marcus, R. Zunick, R. Kahn, B. Green, R. Simons, D. Stone, J. Mover, J. Furash GUIDANCE CLUB HEBREW CLUB JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: N. Torigian, - Secretary, C. Carney- Treasurer , A. Gordon - Vice-President, L. Bova - President JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPS LANGUAGE LAB LATIN CLUB Row 1: C. Maheras, H. Pokat, J. Saitow, D. Lane, P. Smith, A. Gordon, M. Donvan Row 2: D. O ' Neil, L. Scott, T. Bartlett, K. Moroney, E. Sanger, A. Garnick, C. O ' Connell, S. Cieri, P. Mosson, L. Bova, Row 3: G. Cushing, A. Cola- russo, T. Wentworth, C. Zipper, B. Corker, M. Wail, M. Kravchuk, V. Harris, C. Carney, S. Barrett, N. Torigian, N. Walker, R. Drabczuk, J. Sacco, A. Peretzian Seated: B. Bettencourt, President Standing: Mr. LaVita- Advisor, M. Provencher, L. Penkul, C. Bornstein ROW 1: G. White, K. Fressenden, M. McMarriston, Sam Bargard, M. Ellis, S. Cooper, M. Aquino, A. La Rosa, J. Falkowski, W. McCar- riston, S. Markham, M. Martin, A. Daly, J. Pankowski, K. Maguire, D. Fisher Row 2: A. Glass, B. Daly, S. Hallinan, A. Berman, J. Sacco, M. Donovan, D. Fisher, L. Kelso, E. Sanger, K. Moroney, L. Rosenthal, A. Stevens, L. Bernasky, M. Duff, P. Foster, D. Lane, K. O ' Connell, A. Garnick, C. Carnes, L. Bova, J. Manitakos, P. Coughlin, T. D ' Ama- to, P. Burns, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Wainer LIBRARY AIDS Row 1: Y. Zaha, L. Wiggin, L. Nigrelli, L. Ouellette. Row 2: B. Discipio, S. Cooper, K. Walker, K. Murray, S. Dernfeld, C. Juliano. Right: Dave Cole Left: Dana Walsh Row 1 : G . Schulman , L . Murawski , D. Glick, L. Litner, T. Tillman, P. Schunemann , T . Murawski . Row 2 : J. Gordon, J. Hunt, A. McCarthy, M. Riccardi, M. Scanlan, L. Olans, D. Shulman, K. Derman, R. Francis, E. Filiopoulos . MACHINE SHOP MATH LEAGUE MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS Top: P. Buono, G. Leavitt, B. Croce, B. Roberts, T. Smith Bottom: E. Blum- sack, C. Benson, D. Brennan, R. Francis Left: Steve Hendry- Junior Electrical Right: Jim Morgan- Junior Electronics NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 : T. D ' Amato- V. Pres., G. Schulman-Pres. , J. Yaffe-Sec., R. Zimmerman- Adv. , P. Lezberg- Treas. , D. Rosenthal, K. Seed, P. Litner, Y. Van de Krol, K. Corvo, H. White, C. McCrae , C. Chin, S. Pacil- lo. Row 2: J. Kilcoyne, S. Visconte, P . Murphy , C . Diggins , C . Lynch , B . Mavroules, J. Torigian, K. Levitan, P. Darrah, K. Derman, D. Violette. Row 3: J. Zbyszynski, D. Wilson, J. Angelakis, S. Townsend, J. Hallinan, E. Nager, D. Caron, J. Zold, S. Cam- pagna, M. D ' Allesandro, J. McGray, M. Hoff. Row 4: D. Holden, C. Foster, D. Glick, M. Baron, K. Kerivan, C. O ' Brien, L. Boylan, D. Rourke, K. Kachinski. Row 5: K. Berman, J. Wig- nall, R. Goldberg, B. Shea, T. Begin. Row 6: J. Pepe , M. Guerriero, M. Gillespie, P. Bums, B. Truesdale, A. McCarthy, J. Manitakis, S. Barke. Row 7 : D. Chesterson, J. Verrocchi, S. Cooper, P. Stone, A. Carter, P. Coughlin , R . Ortins . Row 8 : C . Quinn , J. Gordon, J. Silva, D. Walsh, P. Sklivas, Z. Mayer, E. Rollins. Row 1: L. Waters, R. Hershofm,L. Lavoie, S. Carter, A. Bacallau, A. Peretzian-Treas . , A. Berman, J. Sacco-Capt. , K. Goldstein, D. Trele- gan, K. Grennan, J. Sheehan. Row 2: S. Robinson, M. Buttafuco, T. Tras- ca , R . Sullivan , N . Furst , D . Port , K . Giroux, T. Bartlett, A. Canatselos, S. DeShields, A. Glickman, L. Pattor, S. Cieri, K. Foley, A. Daly, M. Dono- van, J. Gauthier, K. Spinale , S. Dook, A. Cantrowitz, M. Leonard. Row 1: T. Smith, R. Francis, T. Peretzian- Pres . Row 2 : A. Halinan, D. Bakula , P. Brennen- Sec . , B. O ' Brien. Row 1: L. Teixeira, M.L. Betten- court, K. Bettencourt, L. Santos, J. Bettencourt, D. Tomaz, D. Gill, Row 2: N. Laurence, S. Letao, J. Betten- court, I. Thomas, J.M. E� utra, M. Bettencourt, A. Silva, M. Ortins, M. Costa , L . Angel PEP SQUAD vnuAtt MtMcum, STAm ' M PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PORTUGUESE CLUB THE TANNER SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 : A . Glass , R . Francis , J . Afrow , E. Blumsack, C. Horovitz- Arts Editor, P. LePage, L. Singer -Editor -in -Chief, H. White - Sports Editor , L. Chambers, E. Carli , C. Diggins. Row 2: P. Fish- man -Advisor, P. Sklivas, P. DiSte- fano, J. Begin, D. Roche, C. Green, J. Dever, K. Allen, G. Leavitt, B. Croce, P. Schunemann- Features Editor, D. Mini, K. Bernier, R. Al- man, S. Washeba, D. Rourke, A. Sklivas, V. Smymios. Missing from picture are: G. Miller- Advertising Editor, J. Towne- Editor. Row 1: V. Belle, T. Frasca, C. Mc- Rae -President, M. Lee, D. Van Nest, T. Crocker, T. Smith, R. Francis, Z. Mayer-Vice President, Mr. Peretzian- Advisor Row 2: K. Saloman, K. Gir- oux, T. Waters, S. Rossi, A. Peret- zian, D. Markus, P. Fee, T. Waile, S. Pierce, K. Brown, M. Melanson, K. McWha , M. Brennan, D. Bomstein KNEELING: J. Rougier, J. Simone, D. Seed, K. Truesdale, B. Hanlon, A. Sprowl, G. Cotreau, M. Manning, C. Carnes, H. Aizley, V. Whitman- Secretary, J. Angelakis, S. Crogg- President, C. Holden-Vice-President, D. Holden-Treasurer, P. Terenzoni, C. Kocher, K. Berman, S. Vose, B. Aronson, P. Overbaugh, M. Morrisey, J. Furash, J. Krugman, E. Patton, M. McHugh STANDING: B. Monsein, J. Votto , K . Onos , B . Peluso , H . White , B. Wise, D. Rosenthal, P. Lezburg, K. Molin, P. Foster, N. Endslow, L. Dick,, A. Peretzian, K. O ' Neil, K. Sinale, P. Keating, A. Halper, K. Carney, D. Holden, D. Harris, S. Anezis, L. Bernasky, A. Garnick, Lavoie, L. Rosenthal, C. Cragg, D. Finnegan, D. Tringali, T. Crist, C. Anasulas, C. Tournas, P. Keating -Advisor, J. Onos, P. Gillis, S. Lan- tryBACK ROW: R. Pickard, S. O ' - Neil, S. Snow, J. Leary, P. Couture, P. McGinn, J. Roy, P. Berg, C. Couture, S. Cieri, K. Gordee, K. O ' Connell, L.Ganz, A. Garnick, M. Pothier, M. Fabiano, S. Smith, P. Serina, T. Eager, A. Pasquale, P. Godschall, C. Carney, D. Sullivan, D. Keopp SKI CLUB SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Foster Pres. , J. Splaine Vice Pres., J. Hallinan Sec., C. Carnes Treas. Row 1 : J . Zbyszynski , C . Umanita , C . Quinn, K. Silverman, R. Isles, J. DiFranco, K. Petkavitch, C. Allen, C Lynch, N. Endslow, N. Bell, D. Foley, D. Caron. Row 2: K. Berman, W. Rollins , D . Quintal , M . Melanson , R . Baldwin, P. Cronin, C. Sylvester, Mibeulin, M. Weinberg, C. Diggins, K. Levitan M. Mellace, T. Keating, G. Eliopoulos, S. Boudreau, R. Sim- mons, J. Angelakis, E. Oullette, D. Sheets, C. Studley, J. McGray, E. Lemer, D. Gravellese . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS D. Freedman Vice Pres. , J. Saslaw - - - Pres. , S. Bowler Sec. , S. Woods - - -Treas . SPANISH CLUB SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPS STAGE ONE Row 1: D. Hussey, N. Freshman, D. Schulman, Tracy Sharry- Pres. , Abbie Portesky, Lisa ShenkerRow2: JoelSas- law, Maria Pinho, Lisa Serterides, Al- lison Bennet-Treas. , Robin Arons, Susan Spors-Sec. , Barbara O ' Brien. Missing from picture is Jayne Yaffe Row 1: J. Leary, D. Walsh, D. Born- stein, A. Sklivas, R. Eisenman, S. Diminiture, L. Quintal, D. Mattuch- io, D. Cieri, A. Petrathelis, G. Mar- shall, P. Bimbo, M. Mahalares, C. Lemoine. Row 2: B. Marchand, J. Bou- chard, E. Donlon, T. Waite , D. Wein- berg, S. Hallinan, K. Calas, D. Friedman-V.P. , J. Saslow-Pres. , S. Bowler-Sec., S. Woods-Treas . , D. Christadolopolous , L. Serterides, B. Peluso, S. Rossi, A. Hatgis. Missing from picture is P. Foster. Row 1 : L . Enos , D . Disler (treasurer) , W. McLaughlin (sec.), K. Silverman (Pres.), Father Frank Toste , C.S.C. (Advisor), Row 2: J. Verrocchi, D. Blitch, D. Brigley, A. Thain, R. Guz- ofski , S . Marinow , K . Whincup Row 3 : J. Francis, P. LeBlanc, L. Truesdale, J. Wilson, D. Brennan, P. Brennan, J. Roberts, A. Titelbaum, R. Riddle Row 4: J. Guay, R. Oljey, C. Benson, J. Pankauski, M. Pratt, M. Fabiano, M. Pothier, J. Wignall, R. Goldberg, B. Roberts Row 5: L. Michael, S. La- Freniere, K. St. Germain, J. Ed- mands, J. Hoague, J. Kemp, J.E. Hoague, K. Alter, S. Zalis, J. Strauss Row 6: A. Verocchi, H. Winer, N. Furst, D. Port, D. Wilson, N. Trues- dale, G. Roper Missing : M. Guerriero, N. Bell, A. Colarusso, K. Gonnella, D. Finnegan, C. Parsons, P. Schune- mann, L. Mackeaie, V. Smymios. Row 1 : K. Calas, S . O ' Neil , J. Sacco, P. Hoff, M. Manning, P. Murphy, P. Litner, P. Lezberg, D. Rosenthal, J. O ' Neil , S . Marc- Aurele , J. Saslaw, L. Bova, T. Carter Row 2: J. Ventola, J. Kilcoyne, M. Block, D. Curr, C. Co- dair, E. Filopoulos, D. Lambert, L. Litner , S . C . Aliviti - Vice Pres . , S . Diminture - Sec . , L. Olans - Treas. , S. Leonard, M. Duff, V. Lipman, C. Cragg, L. Bemasky, C. Foster, B. Truesdale, A. McCarthy Row 3: J. O ' Brien, P. Thompson, C. Holden, P. Bums Right: Senior class of Textile Fabrica- tion Left: Linda LeBoeuf and Sheila Tobin STUDENT COUNCIL UPHOLSTERY STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Left to Right: E. Mello, C. Foster, P. Murphy, M. Manning, S. Leonard, M. Duff Editor-in-Chief Paula Litner Layout Editor Jayne Yaffe Mr. Morriss, Business Advisor, Debbie Rosenthal, Business Editor Row 1: Karen Ganz, (Copy Editor) , Jayne Yaffe, Mrs. E. Sheehan Row 2: Ann Westerman, Linda Silber, Yolanda Van de Krol, Debbie Kiley, Donna Brennan Mrs. E. Sheehan, Yearbook Ad- visor, Sherry Yonis Chris Parsons , Photo Editor Shelley Rosenthal, Club Editor 72 Seated: Paula Litner Row 1: Debbie Rosenthal, Greg Grif- fin, Mrs. E. Sheehan, Kim Levitan, Rita D ' Antona, Marianne Martin (Senior Sec- tion editor) , Sherry Yonis, Karen Ganz, Karen Berman, Susan Pacillo Row 2: Chris Parsons, Shelley Rosenthal, Miyuka Zaha, Jane Zbyszyn- ski, Wendy Pearl, Audrey Hal - per, Peter Overbaugh , Mina Fabiano, Patti Lindberg. Miss- ing from photo : Robin Arons , Debbie Beatrice , Roberts Gold- berg, Wynne McLaughlin, and Laura Rubin (Senior Section editor) . Art Editor -Miyuki Zaha Sports Editor- Gail Eliopoulos Chris Parsons , Karen Berman Mini -Mag Editors -Peter Overbaugh, Audrey Halper, Jane Zbyszynski, Linda Thidemann, Karen Berman Special Events Editors -Elaine Ouellette, Chris O ' Brien, Paula Darrah I wish to express my deep thanks to those who dedicated so much time and effort to the success of this yearbook. I would especially like to thank Elizabeth Sheehan for her guidance and patience throughout the year. The 1979 staff was dedicated and diligent, and their many long hours of hard work were much appreciated. I hope our effort to leave you with a lasting memory of your years at PVMHS has been successful . Paula Litner 73 lN HO 53) Uia f mm nr l Tassri® i w t (T y utu The Odd Couple ' Raising Earthworms for Fun and Profit ' ' ' We want gym ! We want gym ! ' ' ' ' What seems to be the problem, Mr. Codair? ' ' 74 And I remember how your blossoms came Amid the freshness of your large green leaves , Whiter than seagulls ' breasts, A thousand thousand blooms. Padraic Colum 76 SPAGHETTI SUPPER PVMHS MERIT AWARD WINNERS NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOL- ARSHIP-OUTSTANDING NEGRO STUDENTS Theresa Rocker W ' ' CLASSMATES TODAY -NEIGHBORS TOMORROW JWV SCHOLARSHIP Paula Litner 15th ANNUAL MATH OLYMPIAD COMPETITION Arthur McCarthy, Gail Schulman, and Junior Linda Litner “X-MX, I NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALISTS Gail Schulman, James Gordon, Nancy Werlin STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Ann Veronese, Sandie Vis- conte CENTURY III LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP COMPETI- TION Gail Schulman COMMENDED STUDENTS IN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR - ;HIP PROGRAM low 1: Peter Cronin, Jeannie Wignall, Arthur McCarthy, low 2: William Glennon, Theresa Begin, Brendan McBreen. dissing from picture : Donna Holden . HONORABLE MENTION IN SIXTH ANNUAL FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE HISTORY COMPETITION Debra Rosenthal, Douglas Quintal, Paula Litner, Peter Stone 81 LEANNE AHERN leaves her candy. STEVE ANDRE leaves his daughters so ev- eryone can have a good time . JANA ANGELAKIS leaves her fencing . JUDY BAKER leaves MIKE LOZEAU her $127,000 boots. BARBARA , ELAINE , and DANA leave to go to Locust Street to look for BILLY CLYDE. DEBBIE BEATRICE and MARIE AIELLO leave their bookkeeping tests to Mr. Sinclair. KATHY BENSON leaves her red face . KAREN BERMAN leaves CHRISSY. DENISE BLITCH leaves her height to SHAR - ON ZALIS . ERIC BOUTIETTE leaves his mustache . BRENDA leaves Mr. Cushing . . . THANK GOD! DONNA BRENNAN leaves her shortness and skinnyness to anyone who wants them . SHARI CAMPACNA, LINDA DOHERTY, and CHERYL ALLEN leave 1 1 Snap , Crackle , and Pop ! JED CHMARA leaves his class ring since he left it everywhere else . PAUL CLIFFORD leaves his R . S . weekends . SEAN CONNORS will leave with the Jolters forever. JOE CORDARO leaves sports. VALERIE CUSACK, ROBIN SIMMONS and CATHY SCRIBNER leave the three B ' s and Thanksgivink ! TOMMY D ' AMATO leaves his little sister TAMMIE. DAN, PETE, JOE, JOHN, CAMPBELL , MARK, TONY, and CHERYL leave 11 South Peabody- Route 1 . 1 1 SCOTT DAVID leaves with his 55. RITA D ' ANTONA leaves ' ' Paula ' s ' ' in good memories . LARRY DECKER leaves his mind for further research . JOEY DIFRANCO leaves his farmer jeans. CAROL DIGGINS leaves her nun ' s habit . . . for good ! PAUL ' ' FLURR ' ' IDONOVAN leaves running after Cathy Carnes. PETER ELLISON leaves his toes. NOREEN ENDSLOW leaves the slopes. LOUISE ENOS leaves her Spanish reports to Mr. Nicolosi. MINA FABIANO leaves . . . for good ! ROBYN FABIANO leaves skipping Mr. Oleks ' second period class looking for one of her boys . PARISE FOURNIER leaves all her tardies. KAF1EN GANZ leaves forever. PEGGY G1LLIS leaves her H.H. ' s. GINA AND LORRAINE leave their dirty locker. DONNA GLICK leaves a worn out copy of A SEPARATE PEACE. JOAN GLOVER leaves looking for machos. ROBERTA GOLDBERG leaves a 5 -year prob- lem that ' s been solved. JIMMY GORDON leaves his math book. VALERIE GRELLA and MARY ANNE CON- WAY leave their comer with no regrets. RITA CIUNTA, JEN O ' NEIL, CATHY SCRIBNER, KATHY MORRIS, JANICE HAWKINS, SHARON MCGRATH, and SUE LEONARD leave art major. MARCY GUERRIERO leaves her parties to go to a bar. AUDREY HALPER leaves looking for lunch money . BOBBY HANLON, MIKE MANNING, BRUCE TRUESDALE, and STEPHEN VOSE leave ' ' Uncle Sam. ' ' GABRIELLE KARIS leaves her closed mouth . TRICIA KEATING leaves the PREP. SUE KURETA leaves for Hawaii in search for pineapples. JOHN ' ' OZZIE ' 1 LANE leaves nautilus. ELISA LERNER leaves her newspaper debut. KIM LEVITAN leaves her gum and note- books to Karen and Audrey. PATTY LINDBERC leaves her sixth period Kitty wist . PAULA LITNER le aves HER 1979 yearbook. MIKE LOZEAU, WOODY ROLLINS, BOB BALLAD, BRENDAN MCBREEN , and DWIGHT MORRISON all leave their right hand. JIM MANITAKOS leaves his sclera. NANCY MARGOLIS and PAULA MURPHY leave their laughs. MARIE AND GAIL leave for the discos. PAUL MARINO leaves another day without eating . KEVIN MCC ARTHY leaves finally after five years . . . maybe . MARTY MICHELMAN leaves Janice Quintal for another year. DAVE MCCAULEY leaves looking for a cig - arette . GAIL MILLER leaves her long straight hair. ZDENEK MAYER leaves his Wang. LAURA MURAWSKI leaves all the glass- ware in A -205 for somebody to break it next year . BRIAN MURPHY leaves to show up Dr. J. ELLEN NAGER leaves ' ' Ralph ' ' behind. BARBARA NEWHALL leaves her two mys- tery men in first period Latin. DAVE NICHOLSON leaves his Jack Daniels. KATIE NOONAN leaves her body to biology . PETER OVERBAUGH leaves a case of Lo- wenbrau . WENDY PEARL leaves all her ' ' Dave ' s. ' 1 JOE PEPE leaves his long lost test to Mrs. Irish . DOUG QUINTAL leaves to become the fifth member of KISS . RONDA leaves .... never to return . DEBBIE ROSENTHAL and PAUL LEZBERG leave each other, (maybe) STEVA ROUVALIS leaves 19 to Mrs. Skwara . MARK RUDDOCK leaves Rowdy ! MICHELLE SAIA leaves trigonometry be- hind her. MARK SAVOIE leves his yodels. DONNA SCHEVIS leaves her squinty eyes. JODI SINGER leaves her mouth. PETER STONE leaves the checkmate . DENISE SULLIVAN leaves her voice. SKIPPY and MARTY leave sixth period - giggling. ARLENE THIBODEAU, CERIANNE, and CATHY CARNES leave their old running shoes . JEANNE TORIGIAN leaves hopefully as the mayor ' s daughter. DEBBIE TR1NGALE leaves Mr. Chenery ' s incomplete essays. LINDA VENTURA leaves looking for Steve Martin. BOB VIGNEAULT leaves his fights. STEVE VOSE leaves his bottle of visine . DAN WALSH leaves his beef. BOB WAUGH leaves the razor blade . VICKY WHITMAN leaves her different hair styles . SHERRY YONIS leaves Barry Manilow. MIYUKI ZAHA leaves her art book. ROY ZALIS leaves Lisa Marengi. JANE ZBYSZYNSKI and LINDA THIDE- MANN leave their gorgeous locker. The girls in first lunch leave their trays behind . The basketball cheerleaders leave without carnations . We all leave Dave Leafer for another year. The Class of 1979 leaves as the best class the Peabody Veterans Memorial High School has ever had . ROOM SERVICE JUNIOR PROM-MAY 12 Linda, Sandy, Debbie, Laurie, Lisa, Valerie, Sharon, Malorie, Marie. CARUSO’S DIPLOMAT s L PEP RALLY 92 BYE BYE BIRDIE WINDOW ON SENIORS JAY AFROW CAROLYN AGOSTINO LEANNE AHEARN MARIE AIELLO Doctor, Tanner Photog- Enjoy life rapher BILL ALEXANDER JAMES ALIMONTI CHERYL ALLEN STEVEN ALTER To become successful Football Cheerleader- HR Math master Rep 98 VINCENT AMERAL GARY ANDERSON To be filthy rich SHARON ANDRADE STEVE ANDRE ALICIA A. ANDREWS JANA ANGEL AKIS Data Processing Baseball, Basketball 1 ' The road goes ever on. 11 Olympic Team, NHS, HR Rep LINDA M. APRIL To travel without time, party ROBIN ARONS College, volleyball, META ROBERT ARONSON Football ' ' 72 1 ' , engineer JONATHAN ARNOTIS To travel, Bruins 99 ROY AZEVEDO Baseball team DEBBIE ADELHEID BAKULA Medicine, German, Photo SCOTT PAUL BARKE NHS, Eagle scout, German club JAMIE BAER JUDY BAKER STEPHEN C . BAKER To be happy Basketball cheerleader Electrical engineer DICK BALDWIN Intra sports, Chess, HR Rep ROBERT S . BALLARD LINDA BANKS Basketball, N.Y.W.A. To live life to the fullest MARY C . BARON NHS, Track, nursing 100 MADELINE BAROUHOS MICHAEL G . BAROUHOS JOHN A. BARROWS DENISE BASS1 Engineer, the fastest car Soccer- captain, German V. Pres. JOHN BATOR Soccer team NANCY BAUMAN Executive secretary DEBRA ELLEN BEATRICE Business Adm. , META, HR Rep GALE BEAULIEU To get out of school SUZANNE MICHELE TERRY BEGIN BEAULIEU Band, German, NHS Early childhood ed . , psych . 101 NANCY BELL MARGARET BELL ACONIS PATRICIA BELLACONIS SUSAN T. BELLE Art major DENISE BELLI LORIN BETH BENNETT Be rich, fashion designer KATHLEEN M. BENSON PATRICK BERARDINO Historian, newspaper Outdoor track TRACEY ANN BERG STEPHEN BERGERON Cook, AFS , Volleyball, travel K S F 102 KAREN EL1SE BERMAN CAROLYN BERNARD KEELY J . BERNARD ROSE BERNARDO St. Counc, hcky cheer, HR To be a millionaire To be a chef Human services Rep JOHN BETTENCOURT JUDY BETTENCOURT Social worker, Portuguese club KAREN LYNN BERNIER RONDA BERNS To paint the world To enjoy life BELINDA BILLINGSLEY MAUREEN ELIZABETH BIRD Field hockey, track, gym- nastics 103 GEORGE C . BIRMBAS LAURIE BIRMINGHAM DENISE L. BLITCH LINDA BOARDWAY Soccer, comp, program Stage One, traveling Executive secretary, NHS SUSAN L. BORRIELLO KENNETH BORUCKI SUZANNE M . BOUDREAU PATRICIA BOUZIANIS Be happy, nursing Rich, mad scientist SJP cheering, ski club, HR Rep LESLIE R . BOYLAN DIANE BOYLE CPA, NHS Social worker, to be happy 104 DONNA E. BRENNAN (Skippy) Stage ONE, Media CC META DONNA A. BRIGLEY To become queen SHAWN BOYLE WILLIAM BRITTON JOHN BROUGHTON JUDY BROWN DEBORAH ANN BRODBINE I DANA BROOKS KEVIN BROOKS LISA BROOKS SJP Cheerleader 105 CAROL E. BUCKLEY To be a nurse, SAF RACHEL BUDKA To help people, track RICK BUONO Computer technician BARBARA ELLEN BURKE Track, band, computer science JIM BURKE PHYLLIS A. BURKE Join navy, be happy PETER BURNS Baseball, hoop, RMC , Dodger Blue CHARLOTTE BYRNES KEVIN W. BROWN MIKE BUCCHLERE 106 DIANA MARIE CARON HR Rep, NHS, accountant ANTHONY T. CARTER NSH, stu. Council, soccer BETH CARTER Chorus, legal secretary PAULA CARPINTO Mad hairdresser JIM CALLAHAN SHARI M. CAMPAGNA Football cheerleader CHERYL CAPILLO To have a good future JOSEPH CARABELLO CYNTHIA CARBALIOTIS Environmental science CATHLEEN CARNES Class Tres. , track, cap. x- coun. 107 KAREN CARTER KEVIN JON CASSIDY DOROTHY C . CATALDO MARY CAULFIELD Law Ski bum in Aspen Make the right decisions To be famous VALERIE CHASE JIM CHIGAS Secretarial career LOIS CAVANAUGH KIM CHADBOURNE Take it one step at a time DEBRA LYNNE CHESNO DAVID CHESTERSON Early childhood ed, teacher To be different 108 CYNTHIA S.L. CHIN JED CHMARA ANGELA CHRONIS JOHN M. CIANCI To live life College, be successful Accountant Law enforcement, carpentry DELL CLARK STEVEN R . CIMMINO PAUL CLIFFORD ROBIN COBURN Hockey, soccer Veterinarian DEBRA ANN COHAN LAINEE M. COHEN To be happy, world travel College, accounting 109 DAVID CONWAY LINDA COHEN DAVID CONNELLY RICHARD COLE 110 SEAN CONNORS Football, track, Jolters 42 SHARON PATRICE CONNORS Secretary- photographer DAVID COLE LISA COMAK Medical profession GEORGE C . COLLINS Ski club, college, make money PATRICK CONNORS CERIANNEM. COTREAU X- country, track, ski club PAUL T . COUGHLIN Successful, soccer, NHS CHRISTINE COUTURE Skiing, volleyball, med. tech. MARY ANNE CONWAY £ LINDA COOK WILLIAM COOMBS JOEY CORDARO Football M 22 M , baseball, happy Scott COOPER NHS, latin club, library aid KAREN ELLEN CORVO NHS SCOTT P. ' ' MOSI ' ' CRAGG Football 56 , la-x 10 , pilot PETER F. CRONIN MICHELLE CROSSCUP Do it all , so . class pres , bio . DIANE MARIE CULLEN FRED CUNHA Hair designer, live freely MICHAEL CRAVEN KELLY ANN CRIST TONY CRISOSTOMO CAROLYN MARY CRONAN Professional skier Ski club, lab technician Nursing ELIZABETH CROUCHWELL JIM CROUCHWELL Continue on to trade school 112 VALERIE ELIZABETH ELAINE CUNNINGHAM Ski Club, Go to College CYNTHIA CURLEY LISA CUZZI Disco ! Where Happy People Go. CUSACK Business, Hockey Cheer leader GEORGE DAGAS To have a rich and happy life JEFF DAILEY MARGARET E. THOMAS M. D ' AMATO D 1 ALLESS ANDRO Football, LaX, NHS, Seek Physical Therapist Utopia DEBORAH D ' ANDREA MARIA DANIELS 113 RITA D ' ANTONA TO be a Dancer SCOTT DAVID To own every ' 55 Chevy in Am. CAROL DEMPSEY PAULA DARRAH Phys. Ther. NHS, HR Rep, Meta PENNY DAVIS SUE DEMPSEY STEPHEN DAVIS KAREN LYNNE DERMAN NHS, Math Team, French Club LENNIE DEMILD THOMAS DESMOND To become a rich man 114 MARY C . DEVLIN HR Rep. , SAF, To be a lawyer CAROL A. DIGC1NS N .H . S , Hockey Cheerleader RITA DiCESARE JAMES D1G1ANVITTORIO CHARLIE DESROCHERS Architecture, Track KAREN DI EFENBACH STACEY DIMINTURE Cheerleader, Student Council DANA D. DeSTEFANO Retail Manager, Funeral Dir. JOSEPH P. DiFRANCO SPSC, Jr Class Treas , Soccer JANICE ANN DiPERRI Business Management 115 DWIGHT ALAN DODGE LINDA DOUCETTE KAREN M. DREW Live Free Luv All, Laugh To Live Long and Love It! Often 116 PAUL DONOVAN Electrical Engineer LINDA DOHERTY Early Childhood Education BETH ELLEN DOLAN Medical Secretary RICHARD DONAHOE Ski Club, Architect JOYCE A . DONOVAN College , Early Childhood Ed. MASON DROLET Electronics Engineer SUSAN DRIVER Track, Understand People CYNTHIA DROUGAS JEFFREY W. DRUCKMAN HELENE A . DUBIN DIANE LYNN DUSHANE Live Today Dream For Indoor and Outdoor Track Cosmotologist Tomorrow KAREN EDMUNDSON DONNA EDRY To be very happy ! STU EISENMAN GAIL ELIOPOULOS Illustrator S.H.R. Rep., Meta 117 ROBYN FABIANO JOHN FALKINGHAM MICHAEL FALLON Track, Ski Club, Sail to Hawaii MICHAEL FARIA To Party SCOTT ESTABROOKS Computer Science , French Club TINA (Liz Taylor) ESTEE WENDY JEAN EVANS MINA FABIANO Journalist, Travel, Money College, Art Education Tennis Team, Drama Club, META LISA ENGLISH LOUANN ENOS College, Stage -One, Track 118 ALLEY FARLEY Azure and calm seas for me SCOTT FERGUSON ELLIOT FIXLER Detective, track, football FRANCIS FARRELL A wealthy cattle rancher BRIAN ROSS FINN U.S.Y. , Track PAUL FLEURY To become successful DENISE FOLEY Color Guard, cheering KATHLEEN FINNEGAN I want to major in biology AVIS F. FITCHUK Strive for Wishes and dreams KATHY FOLEY 119 BRIAN FOISY Electrical eng FARREL FONTANA CHERYL ANN FOSTER JOHN R. FOURNIER MICHAEL A . FOURNIER PARI SE ANNE FOURNIER Pres, NHS, stu govt, swim, B.S. degree, partying Life is too short to worry music ELAINE FREEMAN To be happy JOHN GAGNON To be successful PETER GALLAGHER Hockey STEVEN GALLANT Hockey, football 120 KAREN GANZ META, Hebrew, med . lab. tech. GRACE GIANNONE MICHAEL GANSE MARIA GARCIA DEBORAH GIANATASSIO Play therapist, foster parent BRIAN GAUTHIER BILL GELOTT ANN M. GIFT AXIS Nursing, student govt TERESA GARGAS 1 ' The best of life ' ' KAREN GERMANO 121 JAMES GILL (MULL) MARK C. GILLESPIE PEGGY GILLIS BRENDA J. GILMARTIN Hockey Football, LAX, NHS, Jolters HR Rep, ski club, go for it ! AFS, German, Ski club, 25 swim ANGELA CIOIA Medical assistant STEVE GIRARD football, graduate, college, DONNA SHARON GLICK Tennis, Math team, NHS JOAN E. GLOVER Executive secretary, success ROBERTA T. GOLDBERG NHS, Stage ONE, META, sp. track SCOTT MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN Track, Mr. Meagher fan club 122 IRIS GONZALEZ Have wealth and fame DIANE GRAVALLESE HR Rep, business MYRA GONZALEZ JAMES GORDON VALERIE GRELLA Cheerleader, fashion PAUL A . GRIFFIN Football ' ' 75 ' 1 , ski club, college ALAN GOVE GREGORY GRIFFIN Television career RICK GRIFFIN GLENN GRAYTON 123 JOCELYNE GUAY MARIE GUERRA Theatre Technician, Stage Song Writing One MARCY GUERRIERO RITA GIUNTA TINA HALL ANNE HALLINAN Good and Strange . . . The Hockey Cheering Cheerleader, To be Sue- Nurse, Photo Club, German Witch cessful Club vlARY JEAN HALLINAN Sr. Class Sec. , NHS, Enjoy .ife AUDREY HALPER Basket Cheer. , HR Rep. , META BOB HANLON Baseball, Ski Club, Space KATHY HANNIGAN 124 V GEORGE C . HIOU JOSEPH HENRY HO AGUE EUGENE HOBART DONNA HOBEY Football, Track, Health Stage One, Navy, Swim Career Team PAUL HOFF DONNA HOLDEN Softball, Basketball, Ski NANCY LEE HOPPING To Go Into Accounting JERRY HOREL Lacrosse Team CHUCK HODGDON MARGARET FLORENCE HOFF Graphic Communications , NHS 126 CAROL HOROVITZ LINDA HULBERT BRIAN K. HURLEY JOHN HUSSEY Drama, Steve Martin clone Keep on laughing Live a good life JUDY HUSSEY To succeed, ski club SUSAN HYLER GARY HYNES Paint cars, accountant GREGG E. INGEMI RICK ISLES RUSS ISLES Hockey, soccer, party Go on to school 127 JIM JENKINS KENNETH S . JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON Bookkeeper HELAINE V. JONES AFS , social worker KARYN KACH1NSK1 ELANA KALIVAS NHS, colorguard, co-capt JOSEPH JORDAN WILLIAM JOSEPH CAROLE ANN JULIAN Physical therapy, happy JANET JULIANO 128 LORI KALMAN Meet Burt Reynolds in Calif . SOFIA KARDAS Greek Club, Retailing GABRIELLE KARIS SHARI KAUFMAN PATRICIA J. KEATING Capt. SJP Cheering, H.R. Rep. GLENN KEITH To have peace of mind always . BRENDA KELLY Airline Stewardess DEBORAH FAITH KATCHER Gym. Team, S.A.F., Be Happy JOHN EMERSON KELLEY, JR. Architect, Football DEBORAH KENNEY STEVEN KENNY JOANNE KENYON KATHLEEN KERIVAN JANICE KILCOYNE Nurse, NHS, Newspaper N.H.S., Cheerleader, Be Hann DEBORAH J. KILEY RICHARD KINGSTON NEIL KIRSTE1N Latin Club, Yearbook Club LISA KLINE U frc Ri 130 LAUREEN JOAN LANCASTER RICHARD LANDERS JOHN J. LANE LAUREEN LANGIS Professional Model , To Be Football, Baseball, Jolters Rich 10 CHERYL KROUSE JONATHAN KRUGMAN Tennis, Ski Club, Doctor SUSAN ANN KURETA Hockey Cheerleader, Legal Secretary SUSAN M. LAFRENIERE Meet Barry M. , Actress- Stage 1 131 JUDY LARKIN Business Administration BETH LEAVER To meet many people NANCY M. LEO Optician, college, dancing GARY LEAVITT SUZANNE R . LEAVITT CHERYL LEMOINE Stay happy, marry Steve SUSAN MARGARET CHERYL LEONE PENNY LEPAGE LEONARD Tanner, be happy Tennis team, Pres-SAC, SC 132 ELISA LERNER ROBIN LESLIE HR Rep. , Drama, Ski Club KIM R . LEVITAN To lead a wonderful life PAUL M . LEZBERG NHS-Treas. , St. Coun. , PreMed DAWN LIBBY Exec. Secretary; To travel PATRICIA K. LINDBERG Accountant, META PATTI LINEHAN GARY LISS PAULA G. LITNER JOHN LLOYD Be happy; Exec. Secretary Track META-ed, NHS , Stu. Council 133 %r f ’ SUSAN M. LOWDER Teacher, Remember 19 Steva LEAH rOWY MICHAEL LOZEAU Insanities have livers, too. JOHN LONG CATHY JUNE LOOBY Soccer, Track COLLEEN LYNCH Teacher, NHS , HR Rep. RICHARD J. LYNCH Mechanical Engineering MARK LYONS STEVE LUSARDI BRIAN LONG DAVID MADDEN To be a millionaire SUZANNE MAHONEY Nurse DAWN LUZ To live life to its fullest GINA MAGEE DAVID F. MA1DA BARB MACLEAN Hair and beauty designer JAMES E. MAHONEY Lacrosse , landscape architect LEANNE MAIO To be happy and enjoy life SUSAN A. MACLEAN To be happy in the future ROBERT E. MAHONEY, JR. State police 135 MIKE MANNING PAUL MANOS Lax, Ski, WPHS PAULA A. MARCHES INI JANET MARGESON NANCY ELLEN MARGOLIS PAUL MARINO Secretary 1 ' To Be Successful ' ' 1 ' Free Bird ' ' RON MAKER ANTHONY (MIKE) MALLIA Mechanic, Marry Mary LeBaron STEVE MAMBUCA JAMES MANITAKOS JR. N.H.S. ; To Be Successful 136 ROBERT L. MARKUS BRENDA MARSHALL MARY ANNE F. MARTIN College, Meta, Latin, Photo PHIL MARTINELLO BRENDAN MCBREEN BILL MCCARR1STON College, Track, Latin Club NANCY MCCARRON To pass shorthand with an A + TRACY MCCARRON Hcky. Cheer. , Learn to spel BRENDA MAVROULES ZDENEK MAYER Veterinary Assistant, NHS Make the impossible possible 137 JOAN MCKINNON Nursery School Teacher CYNTHIA MCRAE Respiratory Therapy, NHS KEITH J. MCWHA Science Club, Track WYNNE E. MCLAUGHLIN Stage One, Media Comm. , MPT A JOHN MCPHEE JOE MEDINA Marketing of Computers 139 BOB MCMANUS T ake a 1 ' Slow Ride , 1 ' NYWA MARK MELANSON Nuclear Engineer, Soccer SANDY MELANSON To travel across the country MICHELE MELLACE 1 ' Keep peace with your- self. ERIC MELLO RUSS MELLO Martial Arts, Cars, U.S. Marine LORI -ANN MERCURIO (S.J.P.C.) Legal Secretary MIRIAM E. MERLUZZO MARTIN KEITH MICHELMAN To marry Janice, Track PAT MIDDLETON Physical Therapist ' s Asst. GAIL MILLER JUDIE MINTON Social work, Ad. Ed. -The Hairdressing Tanner JOCELYN MIR Stewardess DAVID MOODY Track, Electrical Engineer 140 THOMAS MORAN PATRICIA MORGAN MAUREEN MORGANSTERN PATRICIA MORIN Chorus, modeling KATHLEEN J. MORRIS Gymnastics team, illustrator DWIGHT DEWEY MORRISON Capt. Golf team, college, math MIKE MORRISSEY Swimming, to excel ROBIN MOSKEVITZ To be happy 141 COREEN MULLEN LAURA J. MURAWSKI PAULA MURPHY MICHAEL NACZAS Math and education To be happy Basketball, NHS, SAC ELLEN LEE NAGER JENNIFER ANN NEIL NIKKI K. NEKOLOPOULOS DAVE NELSON Enter the world of business Special education To stay happy Become an illustrator JULIE NEWBURY BARBARA NEWHALL Photography, to travel Tennis team, social work 142 CATHY NICKOLA LAURIE NOEL Teacher in day care center BARBARA O ' BRIEN CHRISTINE A. O ' BRIEN Spanish, Photo Clubs Meta Fac. Ed, German Club, NHS LISA MARIE O ' CALLAGHAN JANET O ' DONNELL Dancing, Clubbing, Music To be a success PAM NEWMAN DAVID NICHOLSON To find sanctuary, Ski Club Lacrosse KATY NOONAN PETER NOYES Irish Studies Crash, Soccer, Lacrosse 143 GARY PALM1ERI Basketball, Lacrosse ROBERT PARSONS WENDY JOY PEARL Memories Linger On JOHN F. PANTAPAS TONI PASDON JO -ELLEN PEDRA Secretary, Chorus, Stage One Scott PAPPADOUPLOS CHRISTOPHER PARSONS To be an actor, Stage One, META MIKE PATTON ROSEMARIA PATULEIA General Swimmer, A.F. Secretary, Music Teacher Pilot 145 LINDA PENKUL RICHARD PERRY JOSEPH PETERS 14b CLAIRE PENTA JOE PEPE NHS, Baseball, Doctor LORRAINE PEPICELLI MAUREEN PERRY TOM PERETZIAN Football, Medical Sales KIM PETKAVICH HR Rep. , Color Guard Capt. JOHN PHOTIOU HELIODORO PI CANO MAUREEN D. PIERCE Bus. Administration, Acct. MICHAEL PIERZCHALA Career in music CATHY PLASTINO To be happy forever JAN PRICE CATHERINE M . PRIOR Be a psychologist and ski RICHARD POLLEYS, JR. DIANE LEE PLUCKER To be successful in life HARRY PRATT Swim Team, Ski Club, Photo Cl. MARY LOU POTHIER V. Tennis Team, Drama Club, Ski 147 MIKE PROVENCHER Marketing and management MIKE QUINLAN Capt. Cross country track, NHS CURTIS QUINN NHS, Tennis, sciences, Pre- Med MARITA J. QUINN Cheerleader, be rich and famous MARY -ELLEN QUINN Dental Hygiene DOUGLAS DOUG QUINTAL X-C, track, HR Rep TODD RAITER SUSAN REICHERT MARK RICHARDS STEPHEN PATRICK RICHARDSON 148 LORI RIZZO Cheerleader, Modeling, Sec . WILLIAM ROBERTS Stage One, Chorus, Media Comm. VIC ROMANSKI Accountant DANIEL P. ROCHE THERESA M . ROCKER WOODY ROLLINS College and Success To live one day at a time DEBBIE ROURKE To create a lasting illusion- DEBRA S . ROSENTHAL Int. rel . - NHS - Meta - Stu . Coun . SHELLEY A. ROSENTHAL May the force be with you 149 MELISSA ROY RICHARD R. ROY ROBERT RUBANO LAURA K. RUBIN College, B.S.N. Football Meta, We live on memories . 1 ' MARK RUDDOCK MARY ELLEN RUPP BARRY RUTSTEIN NANCY RYAN Hockey, Soccer Capt. , La- Early Childhood Education Ski, Chess Club Hairdresser crosse MICHELLE JEAN SAIA (BUNNY) Be loved by everyone, mar- DEBBIE SALVO Fashion Retail, Interior Des. PATRICIA SANTOMANGO JOANNE SANTORO LUCY SANTOS MARK P. SAVOIE Always be a leader, His. Social Worker, Port. Club Co-Capt-bskball, baseball, Major Pres . NYWA ROBERT SAWALL PETER SCHAPERO DONNA SCHEVIS (MARTY) French Club ( ' 76 ' ), AFS ( ' 77 ' ) BRAD SCHRANK Mental Health KENNETH SILVERMAN ROBIN SIMMONS ANNE SIMOPOULOS JUDY (BUNNY) SINCLAIR HR Rep- Special Ed-Enjoy Topassbkkpandshtd with A Work with little children Life LILLIAN L. SINGER PETER D. SKLIVAS JANE SMIGLIANI CATHY SMITH Journalism, Editor of Tanner Aragom Fan Club Executive Secretary To be successful and happy 153 154 TAMMY SNOW Accountant, Always play sports JAMES SPHEEKAS Musician- Technical field ANNE ELLEN SPECTOR V. Tennis, Heb Club, Enjoy Life DONNA SPINALE Intramural Tennis, To be Happy DAVID SMITH GLENN E. SOUCY Smoke and smoke till I die LESLIE SPARKAS Bus. Photo Club, Honor Roll STEPHANIE ANN SMITH Fieldhockey, Basketball, S . A F VALERIE A. SMYRNIOS Business, Chorus -Sec., Stage One TONI SNIEGOSKI Executive Secretary JO -ANNE SPLAINE LAURIE ANN SPROUL Special Ed., VP Sr. Class Languages, Band, Travel BOB STEIN VASILIOS STEPHANIDES To Have Tons of Gold CYNTHIA STONE KRISTI STOCKWELL Spec . Ed , Pres Lemming Soc, STL DENNIS STONE PETER STONE RICHARD STROWMAN CAROL STUDLEY Chess Cl, NHS, USY, HR REP, Ski Club, Tennis Hebrew Cl . 155 CELESTE L. SULLIVAN DENISE SULLIVAN SUE SULLIVAN MARY SUMMIT Law, Track, ARG, Acquire NHS, Early Childhood Ski Club, Travel, Intra- Wealth murals PAMELA SWARTZ Feel Like a Number CHARLIE SYLVESTER NYWA, HR Rep, Find a Good Wife IRENE SZALKOWSKI Airline Stewardess ROBERT TALBOT Chess, French, Debate Clubs GAIL ELLEN TANZER Pres of BBG, Dance, Ski, Swim JIMI TAYLOR Band, Chorus, Penni Knights 156 CHERYL TEIXEIRA LEO TEIXEIRA DONALD S . TERENZONI ARLENE THIBODEAU To become Mrs. Cheryl Radiologist Lacrosse, Ski Club, Music X- Country, Track, Phys. Weeden Ed. CHRIS G. TILLAS DAVID B. TIRABASSI Football, 73RDT LINDA M. THIDEMANN P AM TIIHONEN To touch Bob Segar, META DEOLINDA MARIA TOMAZ JEANNE M. TORIGIAN Nurse, Portuguese Club- NHS, Hockey Cheering Treas. 157 DEBRAH TRINGALE JAMES TRINGALE BRUCE J. TRUESDALE, JR. Lax, NHS, Ski Club, Stu. Coun. CHARLES UMAN1TA STEVE UNHAO CHRISTINE TOURNAS S.A.F. , Ski Club SHARON TOWNSEND Basketball, Softball, Happy PATTI TRACCH1A RICHARD TRACCHIA JAMES TRAGER Track Captain DONALD ULLVEN BR1DGETTE VON WEISS JOSEPH G . VOTTO BRENDA K. WALDOX DAVID M. WALL Track Football M 68 M , LA-X Football, swim, LA-X, Air Force BRENDA MARIE WALSH To be happy DANIEL WALSH ' ' BEEF ' ' KATHLEEN ANN WALSH JUNE M. WARING Hockey, NHS, Head for the Go for it ! ! To have a career in Art Mts. 160 ROBIN MI CHELLEWAYMAN DAVID WDOW KENNETH WEEDEN DEBRA LEE WEESE To be happy Major in biology, medicine To be happy NANCY J. WERLIN ANN MAURA WESTERMAN CAROL BETH WESTERMAN College, French club, College, French club, META META MARLA WEINBERG Become a veterinarian BETH WEATHERBEE 161 DAVID C . WHITE German Club, Baseball HAROLYN WHITE NHS, Pres-Heb. Club KAREN WHITE KENNETH S . WHINCUP Computer Programming , Stage 1 JEANNIE WIGNALL BRENDA WILLIAMS To live, to laugh, to love Going to be the best cook around VICTORIA ELAINE WHITMAN Airline Stewardess DIANNE WILSON To reach the unreachable star MARILYN WHITE RICHARD WILLIAMS PAUL WILSON SHARON WILSON HELENE JOY WINER BRUCE WISE Prof, dancer and dance NHS, Track, Ski and Hebrew teacher Club TOM WITHERS SCOTT M . WLASUK Football, College Football, Track, LaX, Jolters 24 MARYANN WOLK1NS JAYNE LESLIE YAFFE Legal Assistant, Happy NHS Sec-META Layout Ed- HR Rep SHERRY YONIS SANDY YOUNGSTEAD META, B. Manilow, Hu- manities 163 LATE SENIORS THOMAS HOWLAND 165 STEVEN LEARY DANA WALSH PHYDEAUX It ' s a dog ' s life ' ' BRIAN MURPHY WILLIAM PIKE DENISE M. VIOLETTE Basketball Honor Society, French Club CAMERA SHY JOANNE ALCINI CHRISTINE ANASTOPOULOS PETER BAEDITA JEFFREY BARATZ STEVEN BATSINELAS DONALD BETTENCOURT TERESA BIELAVA ARTHUR BITSAS ERIC BOUTIETTE WILLIAM BRENNAN SALVATOR CELESTE LORI CHALMERS ROBERT CHRISTMAN TONI CRISTOFORO MARK DEBRIEO LAWRENCE DECKER DEBORAH DIEFENBACH BENJAMIN ENGEL ARTHUR ESPINOLA BRIAN F ALLIS JOAN FARNKOFF LOUIS GARCIA WILLIAM GLENNON FREDDY GUERRERO DAVID HELGRAN THOMAS HOWLAND JEFFREY HUNT JOHN JACKSON KIM JELLISON MARC KAUFMAN MICHAEL LELAND TAMMY LIFORD ELIZABETH LIMA GREGORY LOIACONO STEPHEN LORD JANET LYNCH CINDY MARCOTTE MELISSA MCINTIRE MICHAEL MCKINNON BRUCE MCLAUGHLIN RICHARD MESSINA PHILIP MOORE VASILIK MOUTSOULAS RICHARD PELLEGRINO JOAN PIZZA MICHAEL PUSH AMY SAMPSON ROBERT SIMMONS STEPHANIE SMITH MICHAEL SMYRNIOS VALERIE SMYRNIOS TONI SN1EGASKI TAMMY SNOW GLENN SOUCY STEFFAN SPANEAS LESLIE SPARKAS SHARON SPEAR JAMES SPEEKAS DONNA SPINALI JOHN SURMAN RONALD TALBOT ROBERT TIMMONS SOPHIA TSONIS DAVID TURNER CHARLES UMANITA HORACIO VIEIRA STEPHEN VOSE ROBERT WAUGH ALAN WEINER FRANK WOWK Journey back in time with us as we look at the Faces, Events , and many other happenings that have af- fected our lives over the past few years . We watched a peanut farmer become President, and we remem- ber when Mother Nature took hold of our lives as she showered us with 27 inches of snow in 24 hours . We also stood back in awe as a to- tally unknown actor came forth with one of the great- est movies of all time. We all marvelled at the fantas- tic ability of a hockey de- fenseman and shook our heads in sympathy when 10 years later bad knees ended his career . Does your mem- ory fail you? Well come along as we relive great moments in our high school. THE LAST OF THE 70’S Peabody, the place in which we have grown, con- tains many memories that will always be special to us . How can we forget the many nights we spent eating and socializing at Land and 1 Sea or the many days we spent walking around the Shopping Center and Liberty Tree Mall. We often saw movies at the many cinemas found in our city and after the movie we often quenched our thirst and hunger by eat- ing either a Big Mac at Mc- Donalds , a roast beef at Bill Bobs or one of Treadwell ' s famous ice cream cones . Many times we settled for all three. As we have changed and grown, so has our city. The new courthouse, the expand- ed library, and the new mall represent the progress our city has made. However much our city changes throughout the years , the Peabody we knew during High School will always be the one we remember. RUSS ICE CREAM I While in high school , we witnessed the coming of two new political lead- ers , Carter and Nixon . Both are very different , yet both share the same hopes and aspirations. Jimmy Carter and Menachem Begin met at Camp David along with Anwar Sadat to dis- cuss plans for a peace treaty in the Middle East . Although we witnessed the coming of the Carter Administra- tion, we also saw the decline of Nixon through the infamous Watergate scan- dal. However, Nixon ' s scandal will not be the only one that we will re - member . We will never forget the controversial trials of Patty Hearst . While world leaders vie for peace on an international level, another dis- pute was settled between Farrah Faw- cett- Majors and the producers of ' ' Charlie ' s Angels . ' ' The result was a new angel for Charlie . Cheryl Ladd replaced the Six Million Dollar Man ' s wife as ' ' the blonde angel. ' ' We also said good-by to a different kind of angel: Mary Tayler Moore and her WJM news team were fired by their new station manager. John Travolta began another trend that is still going strong . He emerged from his role as one. of Gabe Kaplan ' s Sweathogs ' ' to become a disco superstar in ' ' Saturday Night Fever, ' ' His superb dancing , along with the Bee Gee ' s music made a very popular movie . He also danced his way into Olivia Newton John ' s heart with his more recent movie ' ' Grease . Al- though we gained a superstar , John Travolta , we lost one too- the King of Rock and Roll. Elvis Presley ' s death was tragic to many of his grief- strick- en fans . While the public remembered El- vis ' s past, Alex Haley remembered his own . After twelve years ' re - search, Haley produced his best sel- ling book ROOTS . From this book , came ABC ' s mini -series version of ' ' Roots . ' ' This was perhaps the most moving theatrical piece of our time . Just as a book about the past broke all television viewing records , a movie about the future became the number one box office hit . ' ' Star Wars ' ' ' immense popularity gave life to the electronic characters R-2 D-2 and C3PO. We live in a time of change . New and interesting events are happening all the time . We all recall the excitement that took place to celebrate our country ' s 200th birthday . More recently , another exciting birthday took place : Micky Mouse turned fifty. In the midst of our celebra - tions , however , we must say good - bye to old friends . Good - bye to Smokey the Bear who died at the age of twenty -six. Good-bye to the thirteen-cent stamp, the big, gas -hungry cars, andtheV.W. bug. Fair- well to sacchrine and , worst of all, so-long to red m G m ' s. Our good-byes take a more serious note when we recall the many great men we have lost . After tie trauma of the death of Pope Paul VI , the world was once again filled with grief upon the sudden death of Pope John Paul I . The thought of Howard Hughes ' death still lingers on in our minds . We will also remember many controversial issues . The issue of discrimination was debated during the Bakke case . L Controversy on social issues continued with the execution of Gary Gilmore who had im- patiently awaited the courts ' decision on whether capital punishment would be en- forced . Another long awaited de- cision was whether or not the Equal Rights Ammendment would be approved . As yet , this has not occured . Many important sports events took place over the past three years . A young Russian gym- nast, Nadi Communichi, de- lighted the world with her per- fect scores at the 1976 Olym- pics . The Red Sox also fired local imagination in their bid for a slot in the World Series . Unfortunately, the Red Sox gave up their chance to par- ticipate in this event and the Yankees went on to beat the Dodgers . Best wishes to the Bruins ' Bobby Orr and the Cel- tics ' John Halvicheck, both of whom have retired. Congratu- lations to Dave Cowens who be - came player coach for the Cel- tics. Congratulations to us all for surviving the blizzard of ' ' 78 ' ' and conserving energy during a crisis . HERE LIES OUR BELOVED BIG CAR-. IT RAN OUT OF CAS Due to advancing scientific progress , such crises may be eliminated in the future .Tech- nology has enabled us to pro- duce a normal healthy baby girl named Louise Brown from a test tube . Louise is only one example of other technological advances to come . These com- ing advances could consist of anything from cloning a human being to living on Mars . So, al- ways hold on to your dreams , for although they may seem impossible now, in future years they may come true . Many fads have come and gone within the past four years. On our feet we ' ve worn everything from clogs to ballet slippers . Our heads have been decorated with hats, perms, bandanas, Dorothy Hamill wedges ' ' , and weak imi- tations of ' ' Farrah Fawcett flips. ' ' As the girls are discoing in their ' ' Annie Hall clothes ' ' their dance partners ' ' boogie ' ' in their Chinese -collared shirts and their ' ' John Travolta haircuts. ' ' For rock and roll fans , the fashionable way to go to concerts is in the back of a soup- ed -up van. On our more athletic days , we have jogging , tennis , fris - bees, and soccer. Among the in- tellectual crowd, electronic games have been the rage , while relaxing with a drink at home has been everybody ' s favorite pas- time . 177 Do You Remember: Higgins -Kennedy rivalry Variety Shows in Junior High Junior high dances Getting your braces off Your first real love Your first beer Sitting in the field house the first day of high school Being scared of Seniors Getting lost while looking for your classes Sitting in the open studies Agony of getting your license Cheerleader tryouts Selling, buying, and eating M M ' s Eating pizza at Papa John ' s Praying for snow days Freezing at football games Waking up for SAT ' s Typing fff space Mini ' s, Midi ' s, and Maxi ' s The Peace sign Dodging Unit Directors Dancing to the Great Estate Counting the days to Vacatio Cramming for finals Not going to gym Getting to school late Not partying on the ski trips Thanking God it was Friday Trying to find a fake I.D. Filling out college applications Thinking 18 was the magic number Paula ' s disco Writing out your Senior pictures GRADUATION IS COMPLIMENTS OF EAGLE CAN COMPANY PEABODY INDUSTRIAL PARK PEABODY, MASS. mm 1 s - DR.j MRS. SHELDON SULLA WAY AND FAMILY w STRAUSS TANNING INC. 145 Lowell Street! Peabody, Mass. 01960 FRANCIS L- CONWAY SONS FUNERAL HOME 12 Chestnut Street Peabody, Mass. 531-0398 MarC’Aurgle Phmmoux 1 KING ST. (Corner of Lowelli PEABODY 531-7800 Hospital Sick Room Supplies Wlieelchairs - Beds etc. Prescription Delivery Service mm STAHL FINISH PEABODY, MASS. 180 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 79 TANNER CITY AUTO SCHOOL, INC. 200 Washington Street 64 Pine Street Peabody, Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF EASTMAN GELATINE CORPORATION PATRICK J. WOODS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 227 WASHINGTON STREET 40 MAIN ST . , PEABODY , MASS . 01960 PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS 01960 531-2777 531-2778 TAN-RITE LEATHER CORP. 103 CONGRATULATIONS TO PEABODY VETERANS FROM THE PEABODY BENEVOLENT THE GRADUATING CLASS OF MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL POLICE ASSOCIATION ALLYN HARDWARE INC. JOHN T. BERRY JEWELER 18 Main Street 20 Peabody Square Peabody Peabody, Mass. TED LEWALSKI COMET LEATHER FINISHING BICKNELL FULLER CORRUGATED CONTAINER CORP. Peabody Industrial Park Peabody, Mass. 01960 Allens kravetz w illiam Levine Representing allen ' s auto SEAT COVER CO., INC - AUTO SEAT COVERS • CONVERTIBLE TOPS LANDAU ROOFS • INSURANCE WORK TEL 531-9021 27 HOWLEY STREET 532-0814 PEABODY. MA 01960 FORSYTH ELECTRICAL CO., INC. 19 Charles St. Peabody, Mass. 01960 531-5300 BUDGET RENT A CAR OF PEABODY Cross and Andover Sts. Rte. 114 At Commodore Lincoln Mercury Telephone 532-1040 Compliments of MODERN CLEANSERS 120 Main St. and 474 Lowell St. Peabody, Mass. THE YANKEE LOUNGE 85 Lynnfield Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 187 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 PEABODY FIRE FIGHTERS UNION A.F.L. - C.I.O, • ' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE STAFF AT: GAINSBORO STUDIO (PHOTOGRAPHERS) 317 ESSEX STREET 602 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MA LYNN, MA 744-1055 189 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 FROM THE CLASS OF ’81 CONGRATULATIONS BEST OF LUCK PVMHS- CLASS OF 1979 Your years at PVMHS have undoubtedly been packed to the brim with many joyful, lighthearted memories. Good friends, hap- py-go-lucky days of enchanted absurdity, the warm feelings you now harbor for your school, teachers, and classmates, will remain one of your most treasured pos- sessions. In the years to come, these mem- ories will be recreated in your mind, as you ponder these carefree days in a moment of nostalgia. Now, as each of you in your own way, prepares to travel your separate paths in search of your own personal con- quest of selected future goals, remember always , to reach for the stars in all you attempt to accomplish-for if you fall a bit short of your intended dreams, you ' ll still have landed on the moon. BILL CHAMPAGNE President . . . invites his many friends and business associates to call or visit for all of their travel needs . . . HOURS: MON.-FRI. 10 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. AROUND THE WORLD TRAVEL, INC. Northshore Shopping Center (on the Mall) Peabody, Mass. 01960 Tel. 532-2330 191 May the road rise to meet you, , May the wind be always at yojur back, May the sun shine warm upon your fa.ce , May the rains fall softly upon your fields , And, Until we meet again. May God hold you in the palm of his hand, -Ancient Gaelic Prayer 1 ' MM irk OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 193 THE GEORGE PEABODY CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES i TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1979 THE STUDENT COUNCIL SHOPPE KEEP ON SWINGIN ' PVMHS BAND BEST WISHES FROM THE HEBREW CLUB BOOKS ARE THE TREASURED WEALTH OF THE WORLD, THE FIT INHERITANCE OF GENERATIONS AND NATIONS. THOREAU, WALDEN BEST OF LUCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ; FROM THE LIBRARY STAFF THE PORTUGUESE CLUB 194 FROM STAGE ONE BEST WISHES Officers: Kenneth Silverman (President), Marcy Guerriero (Secretary), Wynne McLaughlin (Vice- President) , David Disler (Treasurer) . 195 ALPERS AT PEABODY SQUARE 10 FOSTER STREET 531-1899 SINCE 1904 OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 WE OPERATE A QUALITY CLOTHING STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS. OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL GOOD MERCHANDISE AND TO GIVE GOOD SERVICE . THE CONTINUED LOYALTY OF OUR MANY CUSTOMERS IS PROOF OF THIS PERSISTENT EFFORT. AL p ER g Where personal service is a tradition. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 MELLO’S BAKERY The beauty of life is what you make it. WHERE FUTURE BRIDES KNOW THAT QUALITY PRICE ARE ALWAYS RIGHT! 20% — 50% MORE OFF Bedroom Sets. Dining Rooms. Living Rooms many other unusual items • TRADITIONAL • COLONIAL • EARLY AMERICAN • MONITER • LEISTERS PINE • TELL CITY • SPRAGUE CARLTON • HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD Bettencourt Furniture Co. 2 WASHINGTON ST . PEABODY OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. ; 9 P M. • SAT. TO 5 P.M. kavuWUV • Oeli.viV 512-2233 • Peceial i IvMru. COMPLIMENTS OF VICTORY TANNING CORP. 23 UPTON STREET PEABODY, MA 01960 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979 CURLEY’S MEAT AND DELI FROM GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979 BUSHEL N‘ BASKET ADAMS SEAFOOD, INC. 196 BRONZE PATRONS The Abbatessa Family Mr . and Mrs . Charles T . Angelakis Mr. and Mrs. James G. Baron Mr . and Mrs . Frederick A . Burke Mr . and Mrs . James Burns Mr. and Mrs. David Derman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dicesare Mr. and Mrs. PhilipP. Falkingham Mr . and Mrs . Richard Finnegan Robert and Rowena Gove Mr . and Mrs . Robert Hunt Mr. and Mrs. R. Lester Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kachinski Mr . and Mrs . Rubin Katcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanphear and Thomas D ' Amato The Lezberg Family Mr . and Mrs . Harold F . McDermott Mr. and Mrs. William C. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. John McManus Mr. and Mrs. Donald McRae Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roy Mr . and Mrs . Irving Schulman Roland W . and Barbara M . Seed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vigneault Mr. Violette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Votto Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Whincup Mr. and Mrs. Robert White- Best of Luck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wignall Diane and David Wise Jo- Ann G. Zbyszynski Mr . and Mrs . John C . Cronan SILVER PATRONS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. ADAMS, SR. DR. AND MRS. MITCHELL AFROW MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ALLEN ROBERT AND PAULINE CARNES ROGER AND KATHY COUTURE THE DIFRANCO FAMILY MR. AND MRS. WALTER B. DREW, JR. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD W. ENGLISH, JR. MR. AND MRS. ELLIOT M. GANZ AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. DONALD GIANNONE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES T. GILLESPIE JOANNE S. GLICK MR. AND MRS. JAMES GORDON SHIRLEY GUERRIERO MR. AND MRS. MORTON HALPER AND FAMILY FLORENCE AND STANLEY HOFF MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR HOLDEN, JR. NATHAN KRUGMAN MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE LEVITAN DR. AND MRS. CONRAD LITNER AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JAMES MANITAKOS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR MCCARTHY MR. AND MRS. DONALD F. MCCAULEY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. MORAN, JR. JUDY AND BILL MURPHY MR. AND MRS. HANK NACZAS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR NEKOLOPOULOS MR. AND MRS. THOMAS F. O’BRIEN MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH M. O’DONNELL MR. AND MRS. RICHARD POTHIER MR. AND MRS. EDWARD C. ROLLINS MR. AND MRS. LEONARD M. ROSENTHAL, DEBRA, LISA, DAVID BOB AND BARBARA RUBANO MR. AND MRS. CHESTER RUBIN MR. AND MRS. HAROLD B. STONE MR. AND MRS. ILIDIO FLORES SERRA VALENTE MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR YAFFE MR. MRS. WILLIAM A. KINGSTON MR. MRS. THOMAS E. QUINLAN COUNCILLOR AND MRS. PETER TORIGIAN 198 GOLD PATRONS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR G. DARRAH MR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. LANE MR. AND MRS. GEORGE ROSENTHAL MR. AND MRS. JOSHUA YONIS 199 i 202 The 1979 school year has ended, at last we sit back and with a sigh of relief, and yet a twinge of sadness; it is all behind us now. As we close our eyes , the parade of people who have influenced our experiences pass through our minds . . . teachers , who have inspired our desire for knowledge . . . classmates, who have shared our achievements and failures . . . members of the administration, who have set guidelines within which we developed our po- tentials . . . Now . . . Let us join the parade that leads into the future . . . in a search to find ourselves through new experiences and communi- cations with others . . . Time it was , And what a time it was . It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must be . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They ' re all that ' s left you 203 204 Another chapter in our lives has been written - a chapter that can never be changed. Here at PVMHS, education was our work. It was meant to be an educa- tion that reached into the deepest insides of our minds and hearts with the intention to form and change and make more perfect our ideas, dreams, and ideals. J May all the young people in years to come look back and say we did not compromise in our standards and demands. With the passage of time we will be able to appraise our own value. We close our windows , but we do not forget . We do not close our hearts to those we have known and cared for. We do care . F a revjell to you and the youth I have s It was but yesterday we met in a dream sleep has fled and our dream is over, a longer dawn. The noontide is t waking has turned to fuller da If in the twilight of memory we S: we shall speak again together ; me a deeper song, and if our b another dream we shall build a mious