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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

i H 1980 META PEABODY VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS MEMORIES LIGHT THE CORNERS OF MY MIND . . THE SCHOOL, THE TEACHERS, THE FRIENDS . . . ALL AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR LIVES FOR THREE YEARS NOW ANOTHER ENTRY IN AN EVER GROWING BOOK OF MEMORIES TICKETS TORN IN HALF, A RENTED TUX, A FLOW- ING GOWN GRADUATION HATS HURLED HIGH ABOVE MEMORIES, MEMORIES 5 SCATTERED PICTURES OF THE SMILES WE LEFT BEHIND . . ■ 6 FOOTBALL GAMES IN CRISP FALL WEATHER CROSS-COUNTRY MEETS THROUGH BROOKSBY FARM A WINNING BASKET AS THE BUZZER SOUNDED MEMORIES, MEMORIES 7 A PLAY THAT BROUGHT NINE CURTAIN CALLS YEARBOOK DEADLINES THAT WERE MET AETER SCHOOL CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES MEMORIES, MEMORIES 9 CAN IT BE THAT IT WAS ALL SO DIFFERENT THEN, OR HAS TIME REWRITTEN EVERY LINE? 10 I I FACING TO (OR AWAY FROM) CLASSES THE JUKE BOX BLARING IN SENIOR LOUNGE STRUGGLING WITH SELF- | WILLED LOCKERS MEMORIES, MEMORIES n IF WE HAD A CHANCE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN, TELL ME WOULD WE, COULD WE? % Memories May Be Beautiful, And Yet, Whdt ' s Too Painful To Remember, WE SIMPLY CHOOSE TO EORGET 14 Piles Of Homework I Crdmming For Those Final Finals MEMORIES, MEMORIES 15 I — — 1 - So It ' s The Laughter We Will Remember, Whenever We Remem- ber The Way We Were. I 17 18 20 I ( ! We can ' t forget the happiness i that real friends can bring | once we have true friendship i we have everything | now we go out into a world that ' s new where our lives take on new meaning and we ' ll make our dreams come true. . . 2 1 Friends will always be there to help us on our way when we ' re feeling most discouraged and when we ' ve had a bad day we have grown into a new world as we leave the old world in the past we ' ll recall memories of the people, places and friendships that we ' ve found at P.V.M.H.S. 22 23 24 a [ 1 C PRINCIPAL, PVMHS ) To the Class of 1980; As 1 walk the corridor in Early September, I realize that June is all too near. Your expectations should always be Face the future with confidence, not fear. In June you will hear the final overture, A beginning, not an end. As Sophomores, we said our first hello; As Seniors, goodbye to you, my friends. My fondest hope will always be. That life will treat you well. You cannot hold back the hands of time. So it is the future on which you must dwell. Good Luck and Best Wishes, William A. Welch 26 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 and in particular those students that are receiving Vocational Certificates as well as high school diplomas. The Faculty and Staff of the Vocational School wish you success as you leave this stage of your training that will continue all of your working years. We also hope that the teachers and school may be a resource that you can turn to should the need arise. It has been said that luck is found when opportunity and preparation meet. I wish you luck. Sincerely, RICHARD J. WHITE ) (director, vocational h.s.) Richard J. White, Director ADMINISTRATION ROY FARIA HENRY EAGAR RICHARD CODAIR 28 DEPARTMENT HEADS AND GUIDANCE Nelson Britt Art Kathryn D ' Amour Business Elaine Espindle English Frank Toste Drama Comm. Ellen Prochilo L.L.R.S, John McDonald Foreign Language Grace Fitzpatrick Human Ecology i t. Jeremiah Ryan Jndustrial Arts Leo Espindle Library John Evans Music James Terlizzi Science Francis Hardy Social Science James Ashby Guidance Ellen Block Guidance Missing tor picture is Michael Prodanas, Math Jessie Costello Guidance Joe Guarente Guidance Ken Lipman Ann O ' Neill Guidance Guidance 29 1 W. Endslow 2 N. Schaller 3 N. Sherr 4 E. Ellis 5 D. Hartshorn 6 M. Johnson 7 R. Johnson 8 M. Kiley 9 T. Leitao 10 H. l orriss 1 1 J. Nestor 12 K. O ' Leary 30 13 J. Pyburn 14 D. Sinclair 15 P. Smyrnios 16 M. Talkington 17 Ivl. Veronese 18 K. Donato 19 D. Healey 20 E, Brawley 21 T. Flynn 22 M. Collins 23 J. Marshall 24 D. Whitmore 25 L. Carpenter 1 S. Delfino 2 A. Dubois 3 P. Fishman 4 M. Hague 5 R. Makela 6 N. Masterson 7 C. McNair 8 J. Meagher 9 B. Nelson 10 E. Pzegeo 1 1 G. Rittershaus 12 E. Rollins 13. E. Sheehan 14 W. Story 15 R. Weitzman 16 C. Wilson 17 L. Wiseman 18 E. Yost 19 D. Young 20 L. Zakas 21 R. Cavanaugh 22 M. DiDonato 23 L. Kondon 24 N. La vita 25 M. Maglio 31 1 F. Nicolosi 2 D. Phillips 3 P. Power 4 R. Serijan 5 B. Sigel 6 E. Swartz 7 A. Wainer 8 F. Graham 9 K. Pierce 10 E. Sapienza 11 M. Barbu to 12 B. Boyle 13 E. Kirby 14 M . Palombo 15 L. Skwara 16 P. Billert 17 G. Celata 18 D. Doe 19 A. Dubois 20 H. Fullam 21 K. Noonan 22 P. Rollins 23 E. Sylvester 24 M. Tokarz 25 C. Martin 32 1 J. Brown 2 C. Burnett 3 J. Callely 4 K. Cassidy 5 C. Felt 6 A. Irish 7 G. Laterza 8 ]. Oleks 9 J. Ranta 10 M. Sambatakos 1 1 S. Walczewski 12 B. Cameron 13 P. Isaacson 14 C. Benoit 15 R. Danish 16 P. Keating 17 J. Macrinotis 18 D. Manning 19 E. Nizwantowski 20 A. Sapienza 21 G. Smyrnios 22 C. Lappas 23 A. Schetrompt 24 S. Avedikian 25 R. Baga 33 1 R. Bisceglia 2 M. Brett 3 J. Cushing 4 P. DeCourcy 5 H. Hesketh 6 D. Koswich 7 D. Luikin 8 C. Meiners 9 J. Nagle 10 A. Peretzian 1 1 R. Simons 12 R. Zimmerman 13 P. Campbell 14 B. Chenery 15 E, Congdon 16 D. Connelly 17 J. Gagnon 18 L. Karger 19 D. Martwichuk 20 A. Metropolis 21 ]. Oleks 22 D. Ralph 23 N. Swartz 24 P. Toomey 25 ]. Wilson 26 D. Reidy 34 Richard White Director, Vocational H. S. 2 M. Crowley, Guidance 3 C. Banos 4 S. Bavaro 5 S. Causi 6 ]. Celata 7 H. Collyer 8 W. Delp 9 A. Eldridge 10 W. Gail 1 1 M. Hotlman 12 L. Kohut 13 P. LaCortiglia 14 G. Lembidakis 15 G. Marquis 16 J. Mogavero 17 ]. Murphy 18 R. Ouellette 19 C. Rollins 20 C. Smyrnios 21 W. Thibodeau 22 L. Wilson 35 Eleanor Barreda TEACHERS ' AIDES Sarah Cena Ann Champagne Ellie Coulter Sarah Davis Mary Donlon Roz Grosser Virginia Heil Ernestine Jackson Florence Alman Dolores Brown Marie Dullea Kaida Guilfoyle 36 CULINARY CUTIES Rear, Left to Right: V. Burns, P. Collins, T. Hanlon, E. Dasuk, A. Quinn, L. Guzofski, I. Lopes, E. TRasuk, A. Birmingham, R. Ferreira, M. Morin. Front: Left to Right: G. Kennedy, M. Spyropulos, H. Waters, D. lacoviello, M. Endslow, S. Evans, M. Mellon. MAINTENANCE MARVELS Left to Right: Lenny (Boss Man), Al, Howie, Marty, Wally Ray. I eft to Right: L. Hazel, I. Cucchiara, H. Hanlon, D. lacoviello, M. Endslow, D. Sauve. 1 i Irish John John 37 38 SOCCER SOCCER 41 FOOTBALL 43 BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 45 FIELD HOCKEY 46 FIELD HOCKEY The 1979 edition of Tanner football was one of satigfection and achievement. Pre-season brought many question marks, but by Thanksgiving they were answered with a resounding 9-1 ' mark. The Doomsday Defense , the pride of the Tanners, had five shutouts. But this year was the year of the offense. It set a school record lor most points scored, averaging 27 points a game! The season finished on an emotional note, winning the big one with Saugus. The Tanners continued to uphold th Pe ody traditictfi in 1979, and did it with class. Offensively Demo Drougas an Bruce Mac Gregor were the best t dem of running backs in the GBL. Demo, Mr. Inside , scored 90 points to lead all GBL and North Shore scorer ' Bruce, Mr. Outside , had 72 points and had the flare for being the Gamebreaker. Quarterback George Kitsakos was an excellent field general, and Wayne Me Glaughlin, was a devestating blocker at fullback, especially against rival Saugus High. Both Demo and Wayne return next season. The fine offensive line that opened gaping holes at times was led by tackles Dave Scribner and Paul Cormier, Guards Mike Wall and Bob Broughton, Centers Rick Heath and Jon Perillo, and ends Keith Allen, Chuck Holden and Mike Gallagher. This lin5 . developed into one of the finest units produced at P. H. S. The Doomsday Defense featured spec Hsts at tackle Tim Maroney and Bob Anderson, middle guard Glenn Potter, linebackers Jim GToole, Wayne Me Glaughlin, Greg Sperounis, cornerback Pat Conrad, safties Errol Apostolopoulos, T. J. Andre, and Dave Sweitzer. Two way starters were middle guard Dave Scribner, tackle Paul Cormier, ends Keith Allen and Mike Gallagher, linebacker Demo Drougas, and cornerback Bruce Mac Gregor. 1979 was a team-effort. A team that was truly a team in every aspect. PHS 19 Somerville 0 PHS 20 Lowell 0 PHS 25 Arlington ,0 PHS 37 Malden 8 PHS 12 Everett 0 PHS 47 Chelsea 0 PHS 7 Medford 14 PHS 34 Revere 7 PHS 34 Haverhill 7 PHS 35 Saugus 14 270 50, The girls cross c ntry team won the greater Boston k remain undefeated in dual meets in the two years of the sports existence. The team also placed second in the division 1 state meet. Highlighting the season was Lesley Welch ' s successful defense of her individual title and twin sister Lisa ' s third place finish. Lesley also placed 8th in the national championship held in San Diego, California to earn All American status. Graduating seniors are; Fran Cronan, who placed 6th in Division 1 and 15th in the All State Meet. Fran has been a premier girls distance runner in the state for the past three years, and making the Globe All Scholastic team in 1978; Dianne Fisher who has been a main stay on the team for the past two y ars; and Andrea Garnick, who in her first year of cross country, had an exceptional year. The boy ' s 1979 cross country season wgs highlighted by back to back state championships by Fernando Braz, who was also chosen the state ' s cross country ' fpnner of the year for the second straight time. Fernando afso placed 15th in the national championship held in San iego, California, which will also earn him an All American status. Overall, the team nded with, a 5=3 record, but most of the top runners are back only losing Braz, Dick Hubley and Blair Budka to graduation. Hubley was voted the. most improved runner on the team_and Budka was a close second. A young and somewhat inexp erien ceidiPeabodv High hockey team had compiled an 8-7 mark by the three-quarter point of the 1979-80 Greater Boston Teague season. The defending champion Tanners are l d by league-scoring leader and captain Jim Geraghty and able linemans Mike McHugh and Peter Sedlier. Other major contributors to the team ' s success are forwards Jghn Malo, Tom Doyleiand Dan Terenzoni, defensemen Bob Manning, Davis Scribner, Scott Richards and Chris f ocher and goalie Ed DeMild. The entire team, with the exception of seniors Scribner and Kocher, return next year thus giving the Blue and White an opportunity to E gain the GBL title which they have captured three times in six seasons. The 1979-80 edition of the Tanners basketball team was hampered somewhat by ' inexperience this year, losing seven games by a total of twenty-bne points. The team was led by seniors Dave Mogka, Vinny Harris, Jim, Delaney, Brian Patterson, Steve Barrett and Geoff Less. Junior two-year veteran starter Mike White Jfeads next year ' s promising group of players. The 1979-80 Swimming season opened wifh Peabody becoming a member of the newly formed G.B.L. League. Our league opponents are Arlington, Billerica, Haverill, Malden, .Methuen, Medford, and Somerville. Along with the outside meets ' we carry a schedule of sixfeen contesfs. We began- the season with a strong veteran team, featuring seniors Glenn Riley, Paul Smith, Cliff Platt and Amy Harris. Our junior swimmers and divers made, an important contribution to the team. Although we , had few record breaking times, we did h’Svg several , improved swimmers and divers who Waj e up the strongest team in P.V.M.H.S. short swimming history. Departing upon graduation arei freestylers Paul Smith and Cliff Piatt, backstroker Glenn Riley, who were the main point getters all year long, and versatile Amy Harris. We look forward to a successful 1980-81 with the nucleus of the team returning. 50 BASKETBALL 51 ; GIRLS 52 BASKETBALL 53 HOCKEY 54 HOCKEY 55 WINTER TRACK WINTER TRACK 57 GYMNASTICS 58 GYMNASTICS J 59 SWIMMING 60 Top row left to right: Stacey Gordon, Cheryl Sternberg, Laire Gordon, Emily Comisky, Debbie Finegan, Kim St Germain, Sue Toub, Sandy Gorgus, Allison Kuhn, Gail Grany (Coach), Bottom row left to right: Chris Pelley, Lon Fortihni, Arlene Porcello, Dianne Trachia, Cathy Pelley, Debbie Bowler, Amy Wienberg, Lisa Geary Top row left to right: Lisa Welch, Amy Garnick, Dianne Fisher, Fran Cronah, Coach George Smyrnios Bottom row left to right: Marie Cooper, Karen Whippen, Kathy O ' Neil, Ellen Donlon, Lesley Welch Top row left to right: Coach Ed Kinnally, Ed De Mild Greg Rose, Ken Normon, Chris Kocher, Dave Scribner, John Malo, Dave Ledbury, Jim Geraghty, Bob Manning, Asst. Coach Paul Downey Bottom row, left to right. R. Russell, D. McCarthy, T. Doyle, P. Sedlier, D. Terenzoni, M. McHugh, R. Williams, T. Rophetternedez, S. Richards. 61 Bottom left: V. Tomaz, P. Aliviti, M. Buddington, A. Sproul, M. McHugh, M. LaBranche, G. Gardiner, S. Bolton, C. Abazade, P. Barrows, L. Angel. Top left: C. Fernandez, E. Bata, K. Norman, ]. Mallard, V. Harris, F. Bettencourt, M. O ' Leary, M. Espinola, D. Fuller, M. McKenna, K. Guthman, M. Scanzillo, ]. Leavitt, E. Sullivan, coach A1 Nunes. Missing from picfure is R. Chops” Caproni. Bottom left: C. Boutiette, D. Doucette, E. Jodrie, S. Silva, N. Mir, E. Pinto, W. McLaughlin, B. MacGregor, K. O ' Neill, P. Conrad, D. Schweizer, T. Tilman, D. Frasca. Middle left: R. Delmont, S. Richards, K. Allen, B. Heath, C. Holden, G. Kitsakas, B. Denisco, T.]. Andre, G. Sperounis, E. Apostopoulas, I. O ' Toole, D. Drougas, C. Kocher, D. Downey, M. Gallager, P. Moskevitz, coach Joe Cronin. Top left: Coach Lou Metaxatos, R. Mann, B. Novik, E. Hannigan, E. O ' Neill, G. Potter, ]. Perillo, T. Maroney, D. Scribner, P. Cormier, B. Foreman, R, Heath, R. Rizzo, B. Anderson, M. Wall, P. Clifford, B. Broughton, coach Arther Adamopoulos. Bottom left: H. Braz, D. Hubley, F. Braz, C. Benson, S. Geary, K. Barrett, M. Albert, S. Astrostsky, R. Smith. Top left: B. Jacavanco, M. Sheridan, A. Cuto, T. O ' leary, B. Barnes, B. Budka, S. Shevis, C. La Rosa, coach George Smyrnios. 62 Bottom left: B. Flynn, L. Kelfer, T. Eagar, E. Sanger, M. Duff, C. Jones. Top left: Coach Benoit, J, Cincerulli, K. Tracchia, M. Kravchuk, S. Markham, K. Leboulluec, N, Bergin, I. Ventola, M. Fitzsimons, K. Wincup. Bottom left: C. Zipper, E. Sanger, I. Ventola, L. Murphy, Top left: S. Markham, A. Carangelo, P. Devlin, K. Foley, K. Leboulluec, coach Heil. Bottom left: V. Harris, M. White, G. Liss, D. Mooka, S. Barrett, B. Patterson, S. Dennehey. Top left: Coach Lalikos, R. Denisco, J. Delaney, J. Defranco, D. Mazola, A. Toby, S. Murphy, S. Macas, coach Weitzman, coach Billings. 63 First row left to right: Sean Lantry, Rick Colton, Berwa Atahan, Sue Finnegan, Deb Harris, Paula Tillman, Keith Stone Second row left to right: Patti Foster, Amy Sklivas, Karen Fay, Cathy Anthony, Louri Ouellette Third row left to right: Paul Smith (Capt.), Cliff Platt, Amy Harris (Capt), Glen Riley (Capt), Scott Bingle, Mike Glazer, Steve Bourassa, Karl Fessenden, Iim Francis, Coach Lisa Marengi Missing from photograph: Sandi Kinovalchuk, Robert Sacks, Matthew Albert, Brenda Luis, Assistant Coach Paula Keating First row left to right: D. Drougas, D. Coucette, I. O ' Tolle, F. Braz, E. Apostolopoulos, B. MacGregor, D. Hubley, M. Schloss, E. Moreta, T. Hegarty, B. Katinoglou. Second row left to right: B. Barnes, L. Smyrnios, ]. Maffeo, K. Guthman, M. McCarriston, C. Suber, L. Moten, J. McCarthy, L. Connors. Third row left to right: P. Cormier, M. Kowalski, R. Mann, S, Astrofsky, A. Collins, E. Pederson, B. Budka, A. Cuto, D. Dernvan, H. Braz. Fourth row left to right: ]. Karavolas, K. Kelley, P. Benson, T. MacGregor, B. Fibel, B. Jacaranco, K. Barrett, B. Kenney. Fifth row left to right: A. Peach. T. O ' Leary, S. O’Neil, A. Strauss, I. Miller, R. Petroccione, M. Sheridan Last row left to right: Coach P. Sheridan, Coach D. Makela, Coach G. Smyrnios. Bottom, left to right: K. O ' Neill, E. Donlon, D. Fisher - Capt., A. Garnick, D. Unhoa. Top row, left to right: F. Cronan - Capt., Lisa Welch, A. Garnick, Lesley Welch, M. Ruddock. 64 Bottom row left to right: Sarah, O ' Neil, Allison Klint, Jennifer Simonelli, Colleen Mosson, Kathy Callas. Second row left to right: Tricia Mosson, Karen Fiori, Donna O ' Neil. Third row left to right: Donna Procopio, Stacey Gordon, Mary Fitzpatrick. Top row left to right: Louise Bova, Elisa Maistrellis. Back row: Lori Olans, Collette Craigg. Bottom row left to right - Brenda Rossi, Peggy O ' Toole, Jodi Saitow, Co-Capt. Lisa Dalton, Karen Maher, Laura Kneeland, Daria Rossi. Top row left to right - Nina Walker, Lisa Bernasky, Chrystal Boynton, Capt. Chrissy Maheras, Shari DeShields, Debbie Mattuchio, Sharon Rossi. Missing for picture are: Donna Bouchard and Lisa Rosenthal. Bottom row left to right - Sue Bowler, Lisa Ganz, Debbie Lane, Diana Mastrangelo, Andrea Hatchis, Donna Cieri, Ann Coughlin Top row left to right - Sharon Cieri, Kathy Sweeney, Janice Quintal, Kathy McHugh, Andrea Laughlin, Julie Carvo 65 ATHLETES IN ACTION 66 [a 3 68 69 SOUTH PACIFIC 70 71 72 Left to Right, Debbie, Lisa, Anita, Merry, Donna, Louise, Corina, Darisse, Mary 73 74 75 HALLOWEEN DANCE HAMMOND CASTLE OCT. 24 76 77 I 78 79 lliH BOB ANDERSON l eaves for good. DONNA PROCOPIO leaves lounge 1st period. TOM GIKAS leaves with MARY JAMGOCHIAN. KATHY BARNES leaves with BUDDY OUELLETTE. JOHN SPINALE leaves with his 69 shirt. TIM MARONNEY leaves without his $20. BILL DIACHISM leaves his car in the driveway. MARY lAMGOCHIAN leaves her distinctive laugh. DAWN THOMPSON leaves a dark shower at 2:30 JACK CARVALLOE leaves with a beard. DOUG FULLER leaves LAURIE, LAURA, HEATHER, etc. DAVE SEED leaves with a Hi! Men! MARK OULETTE leaves with the memory of Bluejay. BOB McKENNA leaves on another field trip. MARY LEBARON leaves her lip gloss on the lights in Alegebra. DAVE SCRIBNER leaves his Hulkness to the Class of ' 81. Homeroom B - 349 leaves Mr. Decourcy saying your late, go get a pass. DINA REZENDES leaves her body mind for Medical research. DEBBIE BETTENCOURT leaves her nap sack and rain bows. ANTONIA BACALHAU leaves her Sassoon pants. DONNA LEVESQUE leaves Mike walking back from lunch alone , with a spy on his trail. DAVID KRAMER leaves his body to his girl friend, Mary. SCOTT SNYDER leaves his class ring. RAY RIDDLE leaves nothing, he ' s taking everything with him. MIKE MARTIN just leaves. NANCY TORIGIAN leaves being the Mayors daughter. GLENN SNYDER leaves a dirty joke. CARL ALVITI, STEVE BOLTON, RICK CAPRONI and MARK PIMENTAL leave John Irish Mallard and Shawn Smith, Good Luck. MARY DUFF leaves talking. LISA GEARY, ANNE PASQUALE, TINA YASKELL and EFFIE FILOPOULAS leave Name that Tune, ANNETTE COLARUSSO leaves to become a future Miss Teenage of America Contestant: DEBBY CURR leaves her PUNCH at the station. ANITA PERETZIAN leaves her father, for the rest of the school to put up with. LANCE BUDKA leaves Jordan Marshe ' s manikins with their clothes on. CAROLYNE ZYDAVICIUS leaves her computer programming book to DONNA LJFFERS. JANET FOLEY CHRIS HART leaves the stuffed chicken, AlLRight? KAREN GONNELLA leaves to spread the word of M.S. in Vermont. JULIE ONOS leaves her quiet mouth and long legs to Mary Duff. WARRENS B.P. leaves PETER THOMPSON trailing by 20 points after the first half. JOAN KERIVAN leaves her absences and French forever. CRIS CARON leaves her wig bone from the Halloween Party also her laugh that goes along with it. BRUCE MACGREGOR leaves in a flash! The girls basketball team leaves Frankenhead behind. The PEBBLES CLUB leaves in a cloud of smoke. Yah! FERNANDO BRAZ happily leaves Mrs. Johnson behind. ELAINE SANGER leaves the wrong - way. DIANNE FISHER leaves her vitamin V. DEAN FISHER leaves his glasses in the woods. ERROL APOSTOLOPOULOS leaves his wona. BUGSY BARRETT, VINNY HARRIS, and BRIAN PATTERSON leaves their flowers. TERRI EAGAR leaves her dad. PATTI CIRINNA leaves lost in space. ELIZABETH COOK leaves her hair to the lady on Startrek. SHEILA BARRY Leaves, tripping down the stairs. AMY, KAREN, SHARON, MINDY, AUDREY, KRIS and ANDREA leave the Cape and South Sea Ave. to return to. KAREN GORDEE leaves her Nikes and dung arees. MINDY MANNING leaves Mork to find a new alien. AMY HARRIS leaves her Syrian bread lunches to second lunch. JERRY, LISA, DAN,SUE,AMY and STEVE leave a six pack of BUSCH BEER. MARC PIMENTAL leaves his package store privledges. SHARI DESHIELDS leaves her free Christmas presents. AUDREY GORDON leaves ice creams cSi lucky charms! DANNY COTTON leaves all his make ■ up permits. KELLY MORONEY leaves all the things she has lost the last 3 years in high school and never found. GAIL COVITZ leaves falling up stairs. KEVIN WALL leaves opening the wrong door at the wrong time. MARK LABRANCHE leaves the many parts he has bought for his car. Then continues on . . . and on . . . AMY KANTROWITZ leaves with her head teeshirt, BRIAN MCCARTHY leaves the district court house . . without his license. TOM KAVANAUGH leaves with a furry dashboard. I CIM15 HIM HELENE POKAT leaves with a squeek. CATHY CARON leaves to Mobile Cambodia. DAVID SQUIBB leaves his OBE - WAN • KNOBE to Mr. Terrlizzi ' s period 2 Biology Class. DICKIE HUBLEY leaves his baby” thumbs up. SHARI DESHIELDS, LISA DALTON, BRIAN PATTERSON, IIM DELANEY and STEVE BARRETT leave their bill Irom BALI HAI to Spencer Deshields. JUDI GAUTHIER skates away. PRISCILLA WHITE leaves her linger nails. MAX GULMAN leaves his wist partner. LISA SCOTT leaves her matching wardrobe. SUE McDonald leaves Mr. Swartz ' s class lorever!! CHRIS MAHERAS leaves the V.W.A. rules ethics handbook. LINDA PROVOST leaves her Doo • lang - doo - lang ' s to Lisa Landers. PATRICIA BRENNAN leaves her curls to anyone who can stand them. LORI KELSO leaves her swinging singles life lor John. LAURIE HOPKINS leaves her woH petetion. LYNNE GEISSLER leaves stealing her last Bic lighter. MAUREEN PEARSON leaves not worrying about it. PAT NEWELL leaves with a Green M M. STACEY KAGON leaves letting her nails grow. DENISE DIORIO leaves talking to Mr. Picone in his office. ADRIENNE McKENZIE leaves seeing clearly now. LAURIE LASHER leaves mingling on. MARIA IMPRESCIA leaves her Disco. JOANNE DOUVROS leaves her flowers, especially rose bushes. PAT POLK leaves Peabody High with a smile. LYNNE DELLO leaves A House finall y. LISA DORAN leaves a rock behind. JUDY TURNER leaves gefting promoted. BETTY OUELLETTE leaves giving all her gum away. KATHY SWEENY leaves looking for Mona Lisa. DEBBIE GIRARD leaves looking at fluff. ANNE MARIE GIANATASSIO and SUE CARTER leave their Orange Sunshines and Purple Evenings on M. Mountain. RICK CAPRONI leaves without Diane. SUSAN DAVIS leaves student council for good. TRICIA MICHELE leave the Senior class with numerous Bones in their Hair. Bagel, Sue Karen leave driving to school in the B - MOBILE. RICK LOUISE leave together forever. TRICIA MOSSON leaves Dickie . . . for now! CHRIS, KELLY, DAWN, ALLISON, GAIL, JOE, KEVIN and MARK leave Mr. and Mrs. LaBranche peace and quiet. GLENN RILEY leaves the swimming team to be on their own. LISA GANZ leaves with Jerry Rizzo. MARY HARRINGTON leaves with her thumb in a car door. CATHY CARNEY leaves the straw from her scarecrow costume all over Hammond Castle. LINDA WHITMORE and Yellow crayons, leave to color the world! DEBBIE FINEGAN USA GEARY leave Gail. MIKE O ' LEARY leaves A1 Nuned, Thank God. KIM GRENNAN leaves her straws to the cafeteria. RACHEL TANZER leaves in search of a nice lookin ' stud. CHEYRLE ZIPPER leaves all the Sophomors in T.V. Production. GAYLE ROPER leaves Mr. Terlizzi a new yard stick. DEBBIE WALSH leaves with Jack. ANNE PASQUALE, LISA SCOTT, ANGELA CARANGELO, TRACY CRIST EFFIE FILOPOLOUS leave coloring books to C - House open study. MAUREEN LEAVITT leaves having informed everyone about Concord • Carlisle. DEBBIE GALLOWAY, DEBBIE GIRARD, and DEBBIE ROSANO leave together, laughing. TONY PINTO MARY HARRIS leave their Saturday Morning classes. JILL VENTOLA leaves a lock of hair to Mr. Ranta. Sixth period Biology leaves Mr. Terlizzi a boy! ALLISON LOVETT leaves her thick hair, motorcycle and broom to Mr. Cushing. Art AP leaves Miss. Schellar. BRENDA GREEN and MARY HARRIS leave their dreams to go horseback riding. EFFIE FILOPOLOUS leaves her heart to 8 . DENISE D., DIANE R., DOMINICA L., LINDA P., JAQUI S., PAT P., SUE C., TERRY B., SUE N., RUTH S., SUE M., RHONDA R., and SUE Me. leave the lounge radiator to the next senior class. JACK DEVER left FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, and maybe BASEBALL. ANITA PERETZIAN, KAREN FIORE, ANGELA CANATSELOS and KAREN RODRIGUES leave Ralph at Nahant Beach. SIMON leaves with Alison. DYANE MINI leaves growing her nails. RHONDA ROWLEY leaves for the army. JOAN MICHAUD leaves Miss. Nestor to anyone who wants her. SHERI and ALISON leave second period. SUE CAISSE leaves gym early. KIM SNOW leaves a leather coat. PAT TI DEVLIN, E AINA TRIANTAFILLOU and LORI CORDERO leave their perfect attendence to Mr. Sapizana, 2nd period. DIANE RILEY leaves all her excuses. DEBBIE BAJRGARD leaves fn her SASSOON jeans. CLASS WILL JOEY CARNEY leaves his brains to science. GLEN STEVENS leaves his snaking. MARK CHALIFOUR leaves his lies. BOB RICCI leaves his shortness. BOB TAGGER leaves being straight. IIM SACCO leaves his car. GARY GREGSON leaves his shelf. STEPHEN HENDRY leaves his red eyes. MARK LOYTE leaves his ov n book. JEFF SULESKI leaves his seeds. 69 Nova SS leaves his dust. KEVIN BURNS leaves his sleeping spot in class. MIKE BARRETT leaves his razor blade to DAVE LUZ. ED PARENT leaves his beer bottles with Mr. WHITE. ED BOWLEY leaves his spare tire to Mr. ROLLINS and his back to Mr. WHITE. GEORGE CASSIDY leaves his hat to KAREN. TONY KOLODZIEI leaves his roughness to Mr. LAQUETIER. MIKE BUSTA leaves his four lunches a day to SPIRO. BOB BURKE leaves his gold toothpick. GEORGE TWISS leaves his scout. PETER TSOUKALAS leaves his bach tires in his drive way. DAVE COLE leaves his finger to the band saw. TOM McPHEE leaves his jokes. DAVID CORRIVEAU leaves his bottle. DAVID McINTIRE leaves Leo ' s Tap. The BEAVA PATROL leaves their footprints. TOM BERRY leaves the Shami collection. BILL MAHALIANO leaves his dancing shoes and hair spray to Mr. WHITE. CARLA CURTIS leaves her legs to Mr. BARAVO. CHRIS CHIGAS leaves his razor. PHIL SHEEHAN leaves his bra. LARRY LEBRUN leaves his banana peels. RON DEROSCHER leaves his brown nose. WALLY HARRIS leaves in a puff of smoke. REX TRAILER leaves BOOMTOWN. RICK HEATHERINGTON leaves his unfinished 32 rod. TIM COWPER leaves Elf ' s Tools. BRYAN MUSE leaves his cheese. TOM MAGA leaves his height to ELF. BOB WEESE leaves his bike. JIM SULESKI leaves his madness. TIM LAWRENCE leaves his chevy to TOM HICKS BILL KLEMCZUK leaves GEORGE CASSIDY leaves GOTCHA. 82 PVMHS MERIT AWARD WINNERS DIANE LAMBERT TRACEY COLLINS Classmates Today, Neighbors Tomorrow Commended Black Student — SAT ■ NMSQT SUZANNE PEPPER Hugh O ' Brien Youth Foundation CYNTHIA RICCIARDL RONNIE BROWN, TRACY SHARRY, KENNY KAUFMAN, JULIE DEE PAPAGEORGE, DAVID MORHAIM — BOSTON GLOBE ART AWARD Top: MARGARET SULLIVAN, PETER THOMPSON, TOM TILLMAN, CHRIS NIEBRZYDOWSKI, DAVID DISLER, GEORGE KITSAKOS, DIANE LAMBERT, GREG HUNT. Bottom: CATHY CARNEY, MARY-ELLEN MANNING, CATHY JULIANO, ELENE ARGUROPOULOS, ANNE KASPRZYK — National Merit DAVID DISLER AND LINDA LITNER Salem State Essay Contest Winner and Finalist CARL ALVITI AND ERIC BLUMSACK Student Government LORI OLANS Century III Leaders Competition, Commended Student in 16th Math Olympiad 84 After school meetings And making new friends Assemblies and rallies And pictures to send Cramming tor finals and reading Macbeth Dreaming of college There ' s no time to rest Hoping to scoop And finding a date Open-house parties And staying out late Cheering ' till hoarse At basketball games We shall never forget All the faces and names Soccer and hockey Track meets, lacrosse, Field hockey, baseball. Acting like jocks Friendships and heartaches The laughter, the pain Wet, soggy football We watched in the rain Driving with Springsteen Down Thunder Road Ski trips and field trips We ' ll smile back on when old Art Club Row 1 left to right: Y. Sinclair, T. Austin, T. Glyptis, J. Papageorge, D. Krygowski, H. Levitan, L. Kaufman, R. Myers, 1. Wericur, A. Van de Krol, M. Ellis, K. Kaufman, R. Alman. Row 2 left to right: L. Candido, S. Spors, M. Salerno, M. Montion, G. Watts, D. Crockford, A. Bennitt, M. Barna. Row 1 left to right: L. Mello, N. Mir, K. Rose, C. Mowbray, N. Schetrompf, E. Karavolas. Row 2 left to right: T. Wentworth, P. Woish, R. Totilo, L. Delaney, S. Cieiri (Secc.), ]. Bielawa (Pres.), L. Michael, P. Tsonis. 88 Band r [■ M ' 1 ' 1 1 ' Z ' - 1 ' k ' ,A Wjr- Band Council Row 1 left to right: J. Bianchi, A. Batakis, ]. Towne, C. Santos, J. Cherbuy, B. Creeden, C, Boynton, B. Bernasky, C. Juliano. Row 1 left to right: C. Boynton (V - Pres,), R. Allman. Row 2 left to right: P. Harnman, K. Garber, V. Muse, C. Santos (Pres.), B. Bernasky (freas.). 89 Chess Club Row 1 left to right: D. Shulman, A. Popoloski, R. Sacks. Row 2 left to right: E, Sullivan, R. Francis, S. Snyder, G. Hunt, P. Sandoe, M. Urbonas, J. Peguero. Row 1 left to right: R. Parracho, D. Disler, P. Schunemann, J . Francis, J. Pankauski, S. Marinow, D. Finegan, K. Mahaney, N. Truesdale, L. Truesdale. Row 2 left to right: C. Benson, G. Roper, A. Thain. 90 French Club Row 1 left to right: K. Garber, S. Goldberg, M. Zimmerman, K. Rodrigues, D. Ciolek, C. I. Suber, G. M. Less, D. Barbuto, K. O ' Neill, I. Geraghty, G. Mastoras, P. Fournier, K. Fessenden, Ray Taber Row 2 left to right: R. Sousa, A. Von de Krol, S. Washeba, S. Oster, R. Francoeur, S. Celeste, C, Carney, I. Kerivan, M. Pinho, T. AUstin, M. Montague, B. Cooper, K. David, S. Finegan, J. Darzenta, D. Krygowski, A. Kasprzyk, D. Koepp, L. Candido Row 3 left to right: I. Sheinhait, B. Sevling, K. LeBoulluec I. Zipper, A. Taber, D. Disler, P, Couture, M. Scanlan, T. Glyptis, R. DeFillippo, S. Weinberg Row 1 left to right: A. Kasprzyk, D. Dillon, B. Barke ' , C. Panagos, B. Clocher, C. Ricciardi, C. Kelso, C. Zydavicius, K. Aikins, T. Yaskell, L. Serterides, K. LeBoulluec, A. Gilmore, M. Pinho, D. Parsons, E. Arguropoulos, P. Brennan Row 2 left to right: P. Sandoe, M. Urbonas, J. Geraghty, G. Mastoras, S. Weyler. 91 Greek Club Row 1 left to right: C. Vorrias, E. Asloglou, S. Pavles, G. Mastoras, ]. Geraghty, A. Peach, L. Ambeliotis, D. Sabanty, P, Tsonis, S. Anezis. Row 2 left to right: Mrs. L. Kondon (Advisor), D. Christodoulopoulos, K. Galas, D. LeKos, L. Michael, J. Hounardas, S. Kalogeros, S. Mavroules, C. Hondros, E. Karavolas (Secc.), A. Mir, R. Hiou. Missing from picture: J. Karavolas (Treas.). Row 1 left to right: R. Alman, A. Marin, B. Stiller, W. Jacobson, C. Gordon, G. Singer, L. Scott, S. Goldberg, L. Feinstein, R. Kahan, S. Marcus, R. Simons. Row 2 left to right: A. Bennett, S. Weiner, D. Schulman, R. Pickard, L. Gershlak, K. Molin, M. Zimmerman, J. Long, J. Clopper, A. Kuhn, R. Zunick, B. Green. Missing from picture: K. Pekin. Row 3 left to right: Mrs. E. Swartz (Advisor), P. Block, D, Ponn, J. White, N. Rosenthal, 1. Sheinhait, E. Koor, D. Burns, S. Flicop, T. Simon. Row 4 left to right: B. Levy, D. Port, M. Bornteld, E. Blumsack, A. Titelbaum, S. Bornteld, 1. Furash, J. Mover, S. Lipsky, D. Morhaim. 92 Latin Club Row I left to right: D. Weinberg (V ■ Pres.), D. Smith, G. Watts, G. Mastoras, J. Geraghty (Pres.), D. Procopio, E. Sanger, L. Kelso, J. Saslaw, D. Curran, A. Weinberg, R. Parracho, J. Pankauski. Row 2 left to right: I. Sacco (Treas.), P. Cartolaro, S. Friedman, ]. Powers, C. Pettipas, J. Kilcoyne, B. Daly, A. Glass, R. Allman, J. Malo, D. Downey, M. Curran, C. O ' Connor, A. Garnick, S. Markham, C. Jones, Mrs. Weiner, Mr. Mac, T. Nalbandiar, P. Foster, H. Rich, K. Hyler. Spanish Club Row 1 left to right: L. Hubley, C. Jones, J. Francis, M. Curran, R. Allman, J. Schetrompf, K. Rose, B. Flynn, K. Rodrigues, M. Carvalho, J. Mohoney. Row 2 left to right: M. Fitzsimons, P. Ahearn, C. Hurley, C. Pettipas, J. Powers, H. Levitan, M. Berger. A. Bennett, S. Spors, T. Sharry, R. Me Breen, K. Eagar, M. Tierney, K. Riley, K. Bielawa, C. Bougas, T. Hughes. 93 Guidance Club Row 1 left to right: T. Glyptis, D. Krygowski, R. Diorio, S. Dook, D. Girard, D. Port, D. Rosano, J. Sedlak. Missing from picture is M Hurley. Row 1 left to right: M. Ricciardi (Secc.), I. Pankauski (V - Pres.), S. Rule (Calculator), P. Schunemann (Pres.), L. Litner (Treas.), M. Schloss, H. Levitan, S. Pepper, 1. Darzenta. Row 2 left to right: A. Glass, S. Buono, S. Celeste, K. Vannah, D. Shulman, S. Finegan, G. Schuster. 94 Media Communications Row 1 left to right: R. Cohen, T. Smith (Treas.), C. Zipper (V ■ Pres.), B. Croce (Pres.), R. Francis, ]. Cravotta, B. Less, T. Finn. Row 2 left to right: G. Watts, S. Ellis, M. Katsulis, B. Parker, J. Amoroso, R. Collins, ]. Middleton. Row 1 left to right: K. Wayman, ]. Hoague, T. Rougier, A. Klint, C. Pelley, K. Richard (Treas.), D. Whitney, C. Pelley, S. O ' Neill, K. Bettencourt, A. Peabody. Row 2 left to right: T. Bimbo, S. O ' Brien (Pres.), M. Mahalaes (Secc.), D. Connolly, A. Silva, R. Lee, C. Boynton, 1. Garber, B. Me Geney, D. Medina, A. Thain (V - Pres.), C. Me Gee. Row 3 left to right: K. Dolan, K. Potter, D. Mac Gilbray, A. Porcello, D, Smith, L. Mahoney, V. Cassidy, R. Sacks, S. Girard, C. Benson, P. Le Blanc, N. Truesdale, K. Mahaney, Mrs. P. Isaacson. Row 4 left to right: J. Halsband, K. Hargrove, M. Me Duff, L. Davey, S, Daly, J. Carrabba, C. Marron, M. Daniels, K. Bielawa, D. Richard, S. Pepper, J. Buckley, P. Costa, S. Akre, M. Labrecque. 1 95 Row 1 left to right: ]. Sacco, A. Skhvas, M. Fitzsimons, S. G. Markham, S. Hurley, D. Schulman, R. Pickard, L, Cronin, H, Levitan, S. Friedman, S, Finegan, D, Harris, K. O ' neill, S, Washeba, S, Serterides, 1. Darzenta, C, Carney, S. Gordon, K, O ' Connell, A. Garnick. Row 2 left to right: S. De Shields, E, Arguropoulos, M. Sullivan, M. Ricciardi, B. Cooper, L, Dick, S, Marinow, R, Diorio, D. Rosano, T, Yaskell, C, Zydavicius, C, Ricciardi, E. Sanger, T. Austin, M. Leonard. Row 3 left to right: T. Tillman, S. Rossi, M. Sabanty. P. Schunemann, A. Thain, C. Pelley, K. Mahaney, D. Finegan, K. Giroux, W. Jacobson, N. Rosenthal, M. Leavitt, C. Maheras, J. Saitow, L, Deslin, D. Lambert (Treas.). Row 4 left to right: R. Taber, A. Von de Krol, K. Le Boulluec, J. Zipper, R. Drabczuk, T. Murawski, R. DeFilippo, ,S. Celeste, T. Sharry, H. Tsoukalas, M. Porcello, K. Molin, A. Pasquale, P. Godschall, A. Carangelo, E. Filopoulos, L. Olans (Pres.). Row 5 left to right: T. Collins, K. Onos, K. O ' Brien, C. Boynton, R. Lee, C. Niebrzydowski, E. Blumsack, S. Buono, 1. Rapapor t, T. Crist. S, Holuk, R. Cohen, A. Lovett, I. Ventola, N. Torigian, G. Cushing. Row 6 left to right: R. Pizza, P. Block. G. Less, A, Glass, K. Rodrigues, K. Fiore, I. Clopper, R. Kahan, J. O ' leary, E. Karavolas, C. Hondros, P. Bailey, Row 7 left to right: D. Fisher, L. Kelso, C. Zipper, C. Martins, T. Forsyth, D. Marks, D. Disler, B. Levy, R. Pertoccione, E. Apostroloopey, P. Peetros, S. Ponn, B. Barrettey, R. Harris. Row 8 left to right: J. Karavolas, P. Smith, M. Gross, S. Oster, E, Sullivan, K. Sickels, G. Hunt, M. Schloss, M. Aronson, S. Cieri, A. Gordon, A. Harris, L. Litner, K. Liss, R. Channon, G. Riley, V. Harris. Row 1 left to right: J. Ventola, L. Olans (Pres.), E, Filopoulos, D. Bowler, C. Criag, A. Dullea, J. Saslaw, S. Hallinan, L. Bova, L. Gordon. Row 2 left to right: P. Thompson, S. O ' Brien, N. Torigian (Secc.) L. Litner, D. Curr, A. Colarusso, D. Lambert, S. O ' Neil (V - Pres.) C. Codair, L. Bernasky, E. Bowley, D. O ' Neil, K. Calas, M. Irzyk, L. Cruciani, C. Spinelli. Row 3 left to right: A. Veronese, R. Hamilton, M. Block (Treas.), J. Me Carthy, C. Holden, J. Morin (Voc - Pres.), K. Byrnes (Voc - Secc.), J. Sacco (Treas.) National Honor Society- Student Council 96 ••■cs Pep Squad R. Cusack (Treas.), C. Mosson (V - Pres.), ]. Goodwin, S. Whelan, S, Fox, C. Cragg, V. Harris Secc.), M. Fitzpatrick, S. Cieri, D. O ' Neil (Pres.). Missing from picture: P. Delaney, ], Doherty. Row 1 left to right: J. Leger, G. Less, M. Katsulis. Row 2 left to right: S. Snyder (Pres.), R. Cohen, B. Less, K. Aikins, L. Michael, H. Cohen, G. Watts. 97 Portuguese Club Row 1 left to right: M. Mendonca, M. R. Costa, A. Silva (Secc.), V. Cunha, M. Cordeiro (Pres.), I. Tomas (V - Pres.), L. Bettencourt (Treas.). Row 2 left to right: E. Koutzoukis, M. Afonso, M. Quadros, M. Bettencourt, C. Santos, A. Cordeiro, L. Silva, K. Bettencourt. Row 1 left to right: A Glass, B. Croce (Ed. in Chief), J. Desjardins (Photo Ed.), E. Ryder (News Staff). Row 2 left to right: P. Fishman (Advis.), A. Berman (Ed.), K. Molin C. Niebrzydowski, L. Michael, S. Washeba, L. Chambers, D. Mattuchio, S. Bresnick, D. Burns. Row 3 left to right: K. Liss, M. Sullivan, G. Less, P. Me Ginn, M. Schloss, J. Grayson, R. Cohen, B. Less, K, Fessenden, E. Blumsack. 98 Science Club Row 1 left to right: B. Richard, J. Pickering, J. Peguero, A. Popoloski, G. Mastoras, J. Geraghty. Row 2 left to right: D. Gilmore, G. Lowry, S. Ainslie, D. Darras, R. Cronan, W. Tkachuk, S. Lantry, K. Burkinshaw, P. Kelley, D. Litters, K. Fesseaden, P. Dol. Row 1 left to right: D. Disler (Treas.), D. Finegan (Sec.), S. Marinow (V. Pres.), A. Thain (Pres.), Fr. Frank Toste (Advis). Row 2 left to right: K. Alter, R. Guzotski, G. Roper, N. Truesdale, K. Mahaney, J. Pankauski, P. Schunemann. Row 3 left to right: M. Aquino, ]. Strauss, D. Medina, C. Benson, S. O ' Neill, A. Fabrizio, ]. Kemp, J. Francis. A. Titelbaum. Row 4 left to right: P. Le Blanc, C. Pelley, T. Rougier, S. Zalis, K. Wayman, L. Michael, K. Bielawa, D. Mac Giluray, B. Me Geney, S. Burns. Row 5 left to right: J. Buckley, P. Costa, S. Bresnick, L. Mackenzie, I. Wilson, M. Salerno, B. Levine, L. Gershaw, M. Mention, I. Garber. Row 6 left to right. J. Hoague, M. Parry, L. Truesdale, C. Pelley, J. Edmands. Missing from photo are: B. Vigor, G. Brooks, J. Roberts. G. Schuster, S. Dulong, R. Riddle, C. Sternberg, B. Ring, K. Kenneson, J. Verrocchi, I. Gay, G. Spelvin. 99 Computer Science Club Language Lab Club 100 Library Aids Row 1 left to right: ]. Walsh, O ' Neil, H. Cohen, S. Osborne M. Peretzian. Row 2 left to right: C. Martin, Mr. Espindle, M. Katsulis, D. Trainor, D. Hussey, I. Sheinhait, S. Dornteld. Missing from picture: B. Less, P. Tremblay, P. Mazzio. S. O ' Brien (Pres.), A. Thain (V ■ Pres.), M. Mahalares (Secc.), K. Richard (Treas.). 101 Sophomore Class Officers Row 1 left to right: S. Burns (Secc.), M. Irzyk (V - Pres.), A. Dullea (Pres.), M. Halper (Treas.). Row 1 left to right: K. Me Govern, H. Braz, B. Sudzinski, B. Zbys ' zynski, S. Peluso, M. Labrecque, C. Anasoulis, L. Dolan, A. Dullea, S, Burns, M. Halper, M. Irzyk, Row 2 left to right: K. Alexander, D. Hurwitz, L. Grant, B. Goodwin, C. King, S. Barry, L. Cronin, D. Walsh, J. Stella, D. Murray, M. Rosenthal, S. Bresnick, J. Buckley, S. Young, R. Me Breen. 102 Junior Class Officers Row 1 left to right: L. Bernasky (Treas.), D. Freedman (V - Pres.), I. Saslaw (Pres.), S. Bowler (Secc.). Row 1 left to right: S. Diminture, C. Decoulos, K. Whippen, B. Peluso, D. Cieri, B. Flynn, A. Sklivas, D. Hams, A. Hatgis, R. Cusack, M. Mahalares, K. Vannah, D. Freedman. Row 2 left to right: G. Marshall, D. Bouchard, P. O ' Toole, A. Petrathelis, S. Rossi, J. Corvo, J. Leary, 1 . Maffeo, S. Richards, P. McGinn, R. Allman, S. Silva, N. Mir, J. Saslaw, L. Bernasky, S. Bowler. Senior Class Officers Row 1 left to right: C. Carney (Treas.), L. Bova (Pres.), C. Alviti (V. Pres.), D. O ' Neil (Secc.). Row 1 left to right: K. Akre, M. LaBranche, D. Seed, V. Harris, P. Smith, I. Pankauski, C. I. Suber, G. Less, C. Alviti. Row 2 left to right: A. Garnick, T. Bartlett, L. Geary, S. Marinow, T. Wentworth, N. Zbyszynski, A. Harris, S, Cieri, M. Harrington, C. Jones, D. Girard, D. Fisher, G. Anezis, H. Pokat, C. Maheras, A. Canatelos, A. Daly, L. Bova, D. O ' Neil, C. Carney, R. Tanzer, D. Mini. 104 Vocdtiondl Cldss Officers 105 VOCATIONAL 106 SHOPS d 107 CLIFFORD PLATT Editor-in-Chief DENISE DiORIO Layout Editor BOB CONWAY Sports Editor ROBIN CARPENTER DEBBIE BETTENCOURT Faculty and Vocational Editor Copy Editor KELLY CHALMERS Copy Editor PATTI CIRINNA and DONNA LEVESQUE Special Events Editors JUDI GAUTHIER and SUE CARTER Business Editors 108 Row 1 - Robin, Priscilla, Sue, Mrs. Sheehan, Kelly. Row 2 - Pat, Patti, Judi, Donna, Denise, Ray. We would like to express our thanks to those who contributed their time and effort to the success of fhe 1980 yearbook. We would especially like to thank Mrs. Elizabeth Sheehan for her guidance and pafience throughouf the year. Without her, we could not have completed the 1980 META. Many thanks to the 1980 yearbook staff, for their effort and many hours of long, hard work. We hope our efforf to leave you with a lasting memory of your years af PVMHS has been successful. Sincerely, Cliff Platt and Clare Geomelos 110 KAREN MARIE AIKINS Navy ■ Dental Tech.; German Club, Photo Club KEITH ALLEN Pro Football. Football. Baseball. Track, Basketball RANDI HELAINE ADLER HEATHER AIZLEY College. To be Wealthy: Ski and Outing Club KEITH D ALTER Fly to the Point of No Return; Stage One KEVIN MICHAEL AKRE T.V. Production; H.R. Rep., Chorus, Mass Medi Photo Club CARL ALVITI President of USA; Class V.P,, Stale Stud. Adv. Coun., Ski Club NANCY AHERN To help people, To marry someone special BOB ALBANO To be the Best Drummer LOUKAS A AMBELIOTIS BOB ANDERSON Pnesthood; Football 7r , A-House bums GEORGIA VANGELA ANEZIS KAREN ANTUNES (Tunes) Play a wide variety of musical instruments 112 ELENE DIANN ARGUROPOULOS Chemical Engineer; Treasurer-German Club. National Honor Society TINA LYNNE AUSTIN Art, French. Honor Society lOHN E. BAILEY MARC ARONSON Lawyer; National Honor Society. Goli Team, Latin Club ANNETTE M. AYERS DEBORAH G. BARGAD To Be Happy Always BRYON AYERS To Become A State Police Ofticer SAM BARGAD To Win At Wimbleton; Tennis Team ANTONIA BACALHAU To Work With The Airlines; Spanish, Pep Squad BRENT ROBERT BARKE To Treasure Memones And Create Dreams; German Club Pres., Health Careers Oub KATHLEEN JOYCE BARNES MITCHELL BAROSIN To Be A Stewardess, To Be Successful In Life: Co-Captain Color Guard Squad STEPHEN BARRETT WILLIAM AUSTIN BARROWS National Honor Society, Baseball, Basketball Pharmacist 385; Soccer 113 KATHLEEN ELIZABETH BERGER NANCY S. BERGIN ALISON BENITA BERMAN Law, Politics; Tanner - Editor JEFF BERGER A Career in the Medical Field BOB BERNASKY Last of the Penni-Knights; Band-Treasurer, Band Council 114 MARIA }. BETTENCOURT To live a full, happy life; Portuguese Club JON BIANCHI Live Long and Be Free; Band, Entertainers STEVE BOLTON Soccer, Lacrosse, H.R. Rep. BARBARA BETTENCOURT Lead a Happy Life; Portuguese Club JANE BIELAWA Bus. Management - Pres,, Tanner, Greek Club STEVE BIERMAN Chris, Computer Science; Baseball, Lacrc«se, Lang. Lab. Club DEBRA LEE BETTENCOURT To fulfill my Dream; META ■ Copy Ed. KAREN BETTENCOURT Legal Sec., Travel, Be Happy; Portuguese Club SUZANNE BONGETTE SUZANNE E. BORSTEL LOUISE BOVA College, Law School; 5th period Bleachers Club Elem. School Teacher; Class Pres., football cheerleader. Student Coun. 115 EDWARD BOWLEY Open Own Business, Machines ' ' ; Vocahonal Senior Vice-Pres. CRYSTAL ANN BOYNTON Find a better job than the Cinema; Cheerleader, Colorguard Capt., NHS, V,P, of Band Councif H R. Rep.-Alt, STEIN BRATLAND JEANNE MARIE BRENNAN PATRICIA 1. BRENNAN Ecologist, Save World from Pollution; German Club - V,P., Photo Club LINDA BRITT Successful Legal Secretary HEIDI A. BROWN NORMAN RICHARD BROWN RONNIE BROWN To Make the Best out of Life Live and Draw; 5th period Bleachers Club FERNANDO Freddie BRAZ Have an M.M,M,; Cross Country, Indoor Track, Spring Track GARY BROOKS EDWARD JAMES BROWN MARK E, BUDDINGTON 116 BLAIR C. BUDKA Engineering; X-Country, Indoor-Outdoor Track STEPHEN BUONO To change the course of human existance; National Honor Society MAUREEN BIRMINGHAM CHERYL CAIN MARK BURGE To stop doing burnouts in the parking lot (S + D+R + R); Wheel Standing Club TERRY BURNETT Go on to Art school and raise hell SUE CAISSE ANGELA CANATSELOS CYNTHIA ANNE CANGIAMILA To be a success in hairdressing: Homeroom Rep. 117 PAUL CANTIN Airplane Mechanic RICK CAPRONI College; Soccer SUSAN MARIE CARTER I want to have a )ob in the airlines so I can travel all over . . . I ' ll even wash windows. lACKY CARVALHO Very, very Rich, Get through U. Mass v ithout a beer belly; Who ' s Who ANGELA CARANGELO NHS, Basketball, Spnng Track CHRISTINE B. CARON Nursing; CYO Officer, SJP Cheerleader TIM CASSIDY Electrical Engineer; Hockey CATHERINE CARNEY Law or Banking; French Club, Class Treas., NHS ROBIN CARPENTER To be Successful; META, NHS, French and Ski Clubs SAL CELESTE Spokesman for next generation; NHS. Math and French Clubs CAROL A, CERSOSIMO CATHY CHALMERS To overcome anything that steps in the way of Happiness 118 KELLY CHALMERS Metd SHARON CIERI To Keep High School Friends; NHS Hockey Cheenng, H.R. Rep., Business Club (Secc.) JILL CLOPPER B ' nair Brith Girls, Hebrew Club CYNTHIA ANNE CHENEY TRACEY CHIARADONNA Become a Legal Secretary, Be Successful And Happy m Life.; Color Guard PETER G. CHRONJS To Grow a Ton of My Own Money PATRICIA ANN CIRINNA To Be Successful; Belonged to the Field Hockey Team, Meta CHERYL I. CLARK Social Worker, To Be Happy MARK CLIFFORD S C Weekends: Football CAROLYN COAN 119 TRACY MICHELLE COLLINS Dodor; NHS ROBIN MELANIE COHEN College; National Honor Soc., German Club KRISTEN E. COLE Be Happy, Healthy and Wise; Early Childhood Ed. JOSEPH CONNORS Vocational Club DEBORAH COLLINS College ■ Recreational Therapist; French Club PATRICK CONRAD Law Enlorcement; Baseball, Football HEIDI COHEN Rehab. Worker ■ Handicapped kids; Photography Club, U.S.Y. KATHLEEN CONNORS ROSE CONSTANTINO THERESA CONSTANTINO BOBBY CONWAY ELI2ABETH ANN COOK College; Greek Club College; META - Sports Ed.. Observer College • Study Business; Spanish and Guidance Clubs 120 LORI CORDERO To be Happy JEAN CORKUM MARIA ROSA COSTA Portuguese Club ED COTE Well-known Photographer and or Mechanic JAN COPOULOS To be Happy and Rich JOAN CORKUM DAN (the man) COTTON College, To be 20; Tennis, Track JOE CRAVOTTA World ' s Greatest Lover; Media Comm. Club TIMOTHY COWPER JEFF N. CRAVEN To be Successful in Life GAIL COVITZ Psychology, Help others BOB CREEDEN To be Rich; Band MARIA CORDEIRO Overcome Future Problems; Portuguese Club PAUL A. CORMIER Football 72 , Basketball 45 , Track TRACY CRIST To Be Happy; NHS, Ski Club KAREN CUNNINGHAM ROBERT A. CROCE Sports Writer, President; Tanner-Ed.-in-Chiel, Med. Comm. Club-Pres. KEITH CURLEY FRANCES CRONAN Cross-Country - Capt., Indoor and Outdoor Track ROBERT CROCKER DEBBY CURR DEBORA CURRIER Rich and Happy, Accountant; Student Council, French Club CARLA CURTIS GREG CUSHING Spring and Wmter Track, NHS KIM CUZZI LISA DALTON CPA, lave, Love Laugh; BB Cheerleader ANNE DALY Physical Therapy; Homeroom Rep. ERIC DANIELS 122 I CHARLES DARRAS ERNIE DAVEY Air Force, Electronic Tech. JAMES J. DELANEY BasebdlL Basketball WILLIAM H. DELANEY To Be Successful in Business NICKOLAS DAVIS SUSAN DAVIS Social Worker, Family Counselor; Student Coun.. Home Room Alt. JACLYN DAY To Be Happy With Tony RICHARD E. DeFILIPPO Mathematician; Band, NHS, French Club CHERYL A. DeLUCCA LUIS DeMELLO ROBIN DeMEULE SHERRI P. DENENBERG Super Secretary; Skiing, Swimming, Freddy Artist To be my own Woman in the Business World 123 ROBERT F. DENNEHY IR. To Get Rich, Stay High, Party On And Graduate RONALD DESROCHER JOHN A. DE ROSA RUSS DESROCHER SHARI LYNNE DE SHIELDS Success And Wealth In My Career, Life And Mamage; NHS, Track Team, Tennis Team, Basketball Cheerleader JACK DEVER Always Be Happy And Wealthy: Baseball, Ski Club, Pete Club JOHN DESJARDINS Astrophysics And Or Free-Lance Photographer Muckraker ' VPolitics: Photo editor ol TANNER PETER DEVEREAUX BILL DIACHISIN JAMES DIANTGIKIS LAURIE ANN DICK To become successhil in Lile Become A Medical Technologist: Nahonal Honor Society JAMES DIEFENBACH Vocational Club 124 SUSAN DOCK To Be Happy, Healthy And Successful RANDALL P. DRABCZUK Mechanical Engineer; National Honor Society DENISE DIORIO Accountant; META MARY KATHLEEN DONOVAN Success in Art, Be forever with Bob; Homeroom Rep., Art Club TRACY ANN DONOVAN Law Enforcement; Member Of A House Bench MICHAEL DULLEA NELIA DUTRA Be Happy; Portuguese Club DAVID DZIELNIK BRIAN DOLLARD Make Money; Band JOANNE MARIE DOUVROS To Ovm My Own Rower Shop MARY DUFF Student Advisory Comm., Field Hockey, Student Council DOREEN DZIERZANOWSKI 125 TERESA EAGAR Major in Phs. Ed.; Field Hockey, Softball LAURIE ELOWSON To be a nurse; N.H.S.; Band, Chorus ,;a; LYNN ANN EDDY To meet people and travel, roller skating, guitar, art Airline Stewardess CORINE EMERSON JOHN EDMONDS Ready; Stage One JEAN-PAULA EON To be happy, to live life to it ' s fullest RICHARD ELLS To live at the beach; Baseball FRED EVMORFOPOULOS To be successful; Greek Club lANIS MARIE FALKINGHAM To be with Walter always FRANK FERRY Recording Engineer, Machinist lOSE FIGUEROA LYNNE BETH FELDMAN EFFIE nLOPOULOS To live a happy and successful life; National Honor Society, Student Council 126 DEBRA FINEGAN Genehc Research; Sec., Stage One. Gymnastics Team, NHS MARY ANNE FITZPATRICK To find Thunderoad ; Football Cheerleader, V.W.A. Pep Club KAREN FIORE Registered Nurse; National Honor Society, Captain of Football Cheerleaders MAUREEN FITZSIMONS A career in Psychology; Field hockey, National Honor Society, Spanish Club - President DEAN FISHER KAREN ELAINE FOLEY To find a good husband, be rich and successful, to have a healthy and happy life; Art, German, Stage One RICHARD BENOIT FRANCOEUR Biological and Agricultural Scientist; Chorus, 4- H, French and Latin Clubs, Instramurals DIANNE FISHER nSH Go to college; Latin Club, X-Country, Winter Track, Spnng Track, National Honor Society, Homeroom Rep. JANET FOLEY Marine Transportation; Field Hockey MARIA FRANCO To fly for an airline DOUGLAS FULLER 127 MIKE GAGLIONE To Get Out Of High School And Sleep Through English ELLEN GANNON Track, Ski Club LISA KATHLEEN GEARY To Enjoy Life ■ One Day At A Time; Sr. Homeroom Rep.. Gymnastics Team CLARE ANDREA GOEMELOS Continuing To Work For Peabody Housing Authority; META ANNE MARIE GIANATASSIO To Become An Animal Technician PAUL GIANNOCCARO To Have My Cake And Eat It Too! VINNY GAGLIONE Make It With The Entire Female Population USA R. GANZ Business Administration; Hockey Cheerleadei Ski Club TOM GIKAS Pizzas 128 PAMELA GODSCHALL To Be Happy; N.H.S- DAVID GHOSTLAW Professional Artist And Author DEBBIE GILES X-Ray Technology, To Be Happy KARIN SUE GORDEE En)oy Life; Hockey Cheerleader, 3 Musketeers LAUREEN GLENNON To Be Successful In Fashion Retailing CINDY GORDAN Hebrew Club MICHELE GOLDMAN KAREN GOLDSTEIN KAREN MARIE GONNELLA To Become A Veterinarian; M.S,Q, ' s, National Honor Society, N.S.S. AUDREY GORDON STACEY GORDON Excel In Career, Make A Quick Million, Marry A Rich, Handsome Guy; Football Cheering, N.H.S , Gymnastics, Latin Club 129 EDWARD GRAVES ROSEMARIE GOSSELIN Business Administration KIM M. GRENNAN Nursing; Soccer, Pep Squad MICHAEL GROSS Accountmg: National Honor Society RICHARD (GUZOO) GUZOFSKI PAMELA HANSBURY To Do It My Way; Stage One BRENDA GREEN To Be Happy, Go To College And Become A Special Ed. Teacher: Hebrew Club NANCY A. GREENE To Travel STACEY GROSS Nurse; National Honor Society DOUGLAS T. HANSON State Policeman; Soccer, Boxing CRAIG BOOGS” GREEN Bookie, Be Rich; Ski Club DARISSE GREGORY To Live My Life Fully And Happily LINDA HANSON To Be Mrs. Mark Smith, Cosmetologist 130 MARY F. HARRINGTON To be a Physical Therapist CHRISTINE MARIE HART To travel and live an exciting and suspensetul life; Pebbles Club COREENA HAYES Walk your walk and talk your talk, Traveling Cosmetologist AMY HARRIS Live life to its fullest; Swim, Tennis Team, National Honor Society, Homeroom Rep. KATHY HART CHERYL HEALEY VINCENT G. HARRIS To relieve Hugh Heffner of his estate and personnel; H.R. Rep. National Honor Society, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball MARY C. HARRIS Art STEPHEN HENDRY RICHARD HEATH Football PAUL HERSEY RICHARD HETHERINGTON JILL ELLEN HOAGUE To be me, in whatever I do; Stage One CHARLES E. HOLDEN Footbal, Baseball 131 DEBRA HOLDEN To Be Successful And Happy; Ski Club, French Club MICHAEL HOPKINS COLLEEN HORRIGAN SHARON HOLUK Nursing National Honor Society TRACEY HYNES MARIA IMPRESCIA GREG HUNT Rock Performer; Band. Chess Club, National Honor Society LISA HYDE SUSAN HOLUK IOANNA HOUVARDAS Be Successful; Greek And Business Club WENDY BETH JACOBSON National Honor Society, Hebrew Club MARY L. JAMGOCHIAN Law Enforcement; Member 01 The A House Bench CHRISTIME HONDROS Medical Technologist; Greek Club, National Honor Society RICHARD M. HIBLEY Pass A Smile On To Everybody I Meet Psychology; Track 132 KIM P. lAYCOX Keep Dancing, Enjoy Life KIMBERLY lONES Be Able To Fulliill My Dreams. Interior Decorator RICK KALLELIS Grab a Bush And Head For The Mountains GREGORY G. KARAKOUDAS To Earn Dollars; Chess Club, Media Communications Club, Photo Club. V.P., Yowza Club CATHRYN I. lULiANO Professional Musician;- Band, National Merit Scholar, Director Of Woodwind Ensamble AMY KANTROWITZ STACEY KAGAN Millioinairess; Yowza Club JOHN L. KARAVOLAS Civil Engineer; National Honor Society, Indoor Outdoor Track, Greek Club CHRISTINE JONES Carpe ' Diem; Spanish, Latin. Yowza Club. Homeroom Rep, Field Hockey RONDA DIANNE KAHAN Psychologist; National Honor Society, Hebrew Qub ANNE KASPRYZYK Veterinarian Or Biologist; German Club, French Club, National Honor Society 133 JOAN KERIVAN To be happy: Nursing GEORGE S. KITSAKOS Computer Engineer; Football, Track THOMAS R. KAVANAUGH Member oi the A house bench CHRISTOPHER JOHN KOCHER Become a ppotessional Athlete; Football, Hockey, Baseball HOWARD ' ' HOWIE KEELEY ROBERT W. KEOGH To be a pilot MIKE I. KOKINIS Official Bookie 134 KIM KOLODZIEl DAVID WINFIELD KRAMER Economics. Lawyer RICHARD UBELLE MARK LaBRANCHE Own my own garage, Work on mean machines; Soccer, Hockey, HR Rep. LISA LAND SUSAN M. LANDRY Exec. Secretary, To be Happy Always KIRK LANG CAROL LANDER Veterinary Assist, MICHELE KRAVCHUK Flight Attendant, Live Life to Fullest; Field Hockey, Soltball, Pebbles Club DIANE FRANCES LAMBERT DEBBIE (Dubba) LANE Legal Sec., To be Happy; Hockey Cheerleader MARIA KYMINAS To live in mansion by ocean; Yowza Club RHONDA C, LaMONICA lUDY LANE Airline Reservationist 135 ANTHONY C. LAROSA College, CPA; Latin Club, X-Counlry, Winter Track. Spring Track JANE LEARY LORRIE LASHER To Make A Million MAUREEN E. LEAVITT To get Rich Growing Cows; NHS, SAP, SJP Cheering, MSQ GARY LEBRUN ruth LEE Vocational Club To Be Happy; N.HS., Chorus DEBBIE LA VALLEY To Graduate. Become a Cosmetologist Or A Disc Jocky To Get Married Have Fun. MARYBETH LEBARON Marine Biologist To Live A Happy Life MARY KATE LENDALL MA KETTLE To Be Successful In Life JEFFREY R. LEGER Doctor Or Other Health Related Profession; Sci- ence Club, Photography Club NINA LAWRENCE Ground Stewardess; Portuguese Club RON LEBLANC To Graduate SANDRA A. LEITAO To Be Happy In The Future; Portuguese Club And Business Club MICHELLE LEONARD I Plan To Go Into Special Education; Pep Squad, National Honor Society 136 WILLIAM F. LEVY Certibed Public Accountant; Hebrew Club. Photo Club. National Honor Society STEVEN LIPSKY Yowsa Club JOSEPH LITWIN KAREN LISCHINSKY LIZBETH LIAKOS Keep Smilin ' MARC! LOMAN Certified Public Accountant GEOFFREY LESS Hospital Administration; French, Media Commu- nications, Sports Ed., Photo Club, N. H. S. KEVIN I. LISS LINDA BETH LITNER National Honor Society, The Tanner To Become A Millionairesse; V-Pres. N. H. S.. Student Council Rep., Varsity Tennis Co-Cap- tain, French Qub, Math Team (Treas.) -37 JIM LOWDER CHRISTINE DIANE LUBAS To An Executive Secretary; To Be Happily Mar- ned; National Honor Society FRANK LOWRY Artist; Ski Club URCIRIS M. LOPEZ ROBIN LOWRY KATHLEEN S. LUNDBOHN Be Happy; Computer Science ALLISON LOVEH Track. N. H. S. MARK LOYTE KEN LUSSIER Be Succsslul In Electronics; Media Communica- tion Club lAY S. LUSTER DAVE LUZ USY, Photo. Drama ROBIN LUZ SABRA LYNCH To Stay Happy; Airline Steivardess 138 THOMAS MAGA To Establish My Own Electrical Business CHRISTINE MAHERAS College; N. H. S., Capl. Basketball Cheerleader, So., ]r., Sr. H. R. Rep, SUSAN DEBRA MARCUS To Be A Teacher; Hebrew, Spanish MARY-ELLEN MANNING Be Happy And Stay Young; Music, Math League SUSAN MARINOW To Become An Architect; Stage One (V-Pres.), N. H. S-, Debate Club, Homeroom Rep. BRUCE MACGREGOR To Go To College; Football, Winter And Spnng Track WILLIAM MAGNER JR. Cnminal Justice. To Be Rich; Baseball KAREN MAHER Med. Tech., Get Married; Basketball Cheer- leader MINDY (MORK) MANNING To Join The C. I. A. MICHAEL J, MANNION Travel; The Wednesday Knights 139 DANA MARKUS To Finally Join The Rest Of Rita ' s Gang Teen- age Wasteland ; The Who MICHAEL C. MARTIN II To Be Big In Subs., To Be Rich And Famous MARILINN MAYER Party On! iiM McCarthy To Be A Pilot, Get Rich CHARLIE MARTINS National Honor Society, NYWA MARY KATHERINE ANN McCARTHY To Serve In The U. S. Air Force UNDA MASSA BRIAN McCarthy MAUREEN McCarthy DIANA MASTRANGELO Psychologist, To Be Happy; Hockey Cheerleader DEBBIE McCarthy CATHY I. McCLURE To Get Engaged, To be Happy 140 JACKIE McGUIRK DAVID McINTIRE Go To College someday lor C. P. A.. Have My Own Photography Business KEITH McDonald Truck Dnver And Machinest BOB (Boob) McKENNA IR. To Be Smooth ADRIENNE McKENZIE Accountant, To Be Happy BOB McLaughlin To Live A Prosperous, Meaningful Life: Weight Lifting LINDA McLAUGHUN Live Life To Its Fullest THOMAS McPHEE DEBRA (DJ) MEDNICK To Have A Successful Career In Business, Na- tional Honor Society, Swim Team ELIZABETH MELLO To Become An Executive Secretary; Business Management DIANE MENICI To Abolish Disco DOREEN E. MERTSCH To Abolish Disco LEFKl MICHAEL To Hdve A Successlul Career In Whatever I De- cide To Do; Stage One, Newspaper, Greek Club, Business Management lOAN MICHAUD Yow2a Club W i ' J % NANCY PATRICIA MOORE THERESA MOORE To Go On Into Pediatnc Nursmg; Stage One, Early Childhood Education DYANNE MINI To Wnte The Great American Novel, Yowza Club; Homeroom Rep. KAREN AMY MOLIN National Honor Society, Hebrew Club, Tanner DAVID MOOKA To Be Happy And Wealthy; Capt, Basketball, Pete Club, Baseball HARRY MORFIS CHRISTINE MORFIS DONNA MOGAVERO (GOUTCH) Special Education JILL MONICO 142 CATHY A. MOWBRAY To Become A Model And A Stewardess; Busi- ness Management Club MICHAEL MULLARKEY MARY ELLEN NELSON To Return To Aspen To Be A Ski Bum TODD NALBANDIAN LAUREEN NICHOLS To Be Happy; Yowza Club PATRICIA NEWELL DIANE NEWHALL To Abolish Disco JAMES MORIN KELLY ANN MORONEY Vocational President Make G. A. M. Proud! Vetemarian Assistant; S. J. P. Cheerleader, Homeroom Rep., Latin Club, Field Hockey PETER MSCISZ BRYAN MUSE TRICIA MOSSON To Meet Bruce Sprinqstein; Football Cheer- leader, Pebbles Club 14 DOUGLAS NICHOLSON JULIE O ' BRIEN Dental Hygiene; National Honor Society, Home- room Representative, Chorus lANICE MARY O ' LEARY To Live A Long And Happy Lile; National Honor Society KEVIN O ' NEIL Pursue A Law Enforcement Career; Football Team PAUL NOONE CHRISTINE O ' CONNELL LAURA OLIVERI Visit Calilorrua, Live with Harry, Keep Partying SUE NORWOOD To Travel Make New Friends DONNA O ' NEIL Football Cheering, Sec. Ot Senior Class, SAC, UPG LORI B. OLANS Student Council, Football Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Math League CHRISTINE A. NIEBRZYDOWSKI National Honor Society, Spnng Track Team, Chorus. TOM O ' BRIEN JULIE ANN ONOS National Honor Society. Ski Club. Basketball, La- crosse MIKE O ' LEARY To Gain A Full Education; Soccer. Track 144 STEVE OSIER To Be A Doctor; National Honor Society, French Club, Band. MARK OUELLETTE Law Enforcement VALERIE ANN PARlANOS Dental Hygienist. JAMES O ' TOOLE Football, Lacrosse, 4-Q Club NANCY PALLESCHI To Get The Best Out of Life. PHILIP PARENT JAMES PANKAUSKI To Become A Doctor Of Dentistry; Stage One, Math Team, L,atin Club. ROBERT H. PARKER Playing Music, Song Writing; Media Communi- cations BUDDY OUELLETTE Professional Percussionist CARLA M. PAPAMECHAIL Have A Successful Career In Fashions RUI S. PARRACHO To Become A Pediatrician; Latin, Debate, Portuguese, Science Club. BRIAN PATTERSON To Be Successful; Basketball 145 STEPHEN D. PAVLES Medical School: Track, Cheas Club. Greek Club MAUREEN PEARSON ALFRED I.W. PEACH, Jr. Business Admin.: Winter and Spnng Track, Health Club CYNTHIA PELLETIER LISA M. PESCATORE ANGELE PETRATHELIS To Be Happy. Healthy, And Rich!: Yowza Club MARK I, PELLICIO (Peachy) To Be Respected ANITA PERETZIAN To Be A Happily Married Computer Program- mer; Pres. Science Club. Homeroom Rep. RICHARD PETROCCIONE SUZANNE PETTIPAS C. P. A., Pro Baseball; National Honor Society To Become Rich And Famous; Field Hockey. Ski Club KIMBERLEY ANN PIERCE MERRY PILKONS To Be A Legal Secretary; Business Qub. Nation- al Honor Society MARK A. PIMENTAL ANTHONY PINTO Illustration 146 CLIFFORD PLATT Go to Calif., To Be Rich; META-Ed.-m-Chief, Swim Team, Observer HELENE POKAT To Own a Trans-Am.; Homeroom Rep., Member A-House Bench PAT POLK To be Happy and Healthy; META ROBERT C. PIZZA To Live Life; LaCrosse, NHS, 4-Q Club DAVID ALAN PONN Business; NHS, Hebrew and Guidance Clubs MARY ANNE PORCELLO National Honor Society DARIAN PORT To Succeed and Make others Happy; Hebrew Club, Stage 1 , Concert and Marching Band EDWARD ANTHONY PORTER Try and Stay Ahead of Life; Computer Club PHIL POWERS MAURY PRATT Have lunch w«� h Dallas Cowgirls in Alphab. Or- der DONNA M. PROCOPIO Meet Bob Seeger, Recover from Lounge; Gym- nasties. Football Cheerleader-Capt., UPG BESSIE PROVENCHER LINDA PROVOST Marry my High School Sweetheart; Computer Science Club-Pres. 147 DAVID E. PYBURN MARIA HLOMENA QUADROS College; Portuguese Club lANICE QUINTAL Hockey Cheerleader-Capt. KAREN A. RANCOURT Love. Happiness and Success; Art, Dancing Outdoor Activities CYNTHIA LOUISE RICCIARDI Settle down a have a Family; German Club, NHS BRIAN RICHARDSON RAY (BOONE) RIDDLE Business, Army; Stage One, META. Debate Club, Maamg 1-102 FA HENRY F. RIGOL DIANE MARIE RILEY Live and Let Live GLENN RILEY To be Successful; NHS, Swim Team lERRY A. RIZZO Accounting; Lacrosse, Ski Club lAMES ROBERTSON Go to Northeastern ■ Major m Mathematics DICKY ROGERS Meet Lynyrd Skynyrd, Be a Narc.; Hockey, Wreckin ' Crew NANCY GAIL ROSENTHAL NHS, Hebrew Club-Vice-Pres,, SIP Cheering lAMES SACCO CHERYL ROBINSON Slay Happy, Be a Great Secretary; Business ManagmenI Club RHONDA ROWLEY JOYCE SACCO Lawyer: Latin and Ski Clubs, NHS, Pep Squad LISA A, RUELLE To Live Life to its Fullest lODI SAITOW (S.A.F.) Bio-Medical Research; NHS, Basketball cheer- leader, Homeroom Rep. KAREN E. RODRIOUES French Club, NHS THERESA ROMANSKI Get the Most out of Life While I ' m Still Here KONSTANTINOS SAKKAS Greek Club MARY SABANTY 149 ELAINE SANGER Nursing; NHS, Latin Club, Field Hockey, B-Batl, Softball GRAYCE A. SCARNEGIE JEANNE MARIE SANTORO To be Happy with loe SHARON SCARLATA To Live all my Dreams and be a Success in Life CHRISTINE SANTOS Accountant; Rainbow Girls, Band Council NANCY R. SCHETROMPF To Make it in Life: Business Management Club PETER SCHUNEMANN LBA SCOTT To Better Myself; Stage One, Math Team-Pres., NHS, Debate DAVIS (SCRUB) SCRIBNER BAMA, Doomsday 63; Football, Hockey ROBERT SEUNGER WAYNE DAVID SANTOS Marine Biology and Forestry Service MARTIN SCHLOSS Newspaper, Indoor Track, Math team EVELYN (EVIE) SEMONS Dancer, Successful in Everything I Do, Marry Someday 150 DARCY ANN SENESE Elementary Education, Dance Education; Busi- ness Management JANET MARIE SHEEHAN Ski Club MARY SILKE To Abolish Disco! ROBIN M- SIMONS To Become A Psychologist And To Have A Sta- ble Full Ot Horses KATHLEEN SHARRY To Go On To College, Travel DANIEL S. SHIELDS TRACEY AUGUSTA SHARRY College, Travel, To Be Able To Appreciate The Little Things In Lite And To Make Others Hap- py; National Honor Society, Spanish Club (Pres. 78 - 79 ) KATHY SHIELDS MARY SHAW KAREN SICKELS Live Long And Live Good; Spanish Club, News- paper 151 ' H YVETTE SINCLAIR To Achieve Success In The Field Of Nursing; Art And Spanish GLENDA JOYCE SINGER Hebrew Club, Ski Club SHAWN SMITTY SMITH STEPHEN SMITH To Own Track, Casino And Brewery; Bucsh’ ' GLENN SNYDER SCOTT SNYDER To Live Forever; 4-Q Photography Club MICHELE SIPALA To Travel The World In A Maroon MG!; Co- Captain Oi The Tennis Team LISA ANN SMIGLIANI To Be A Medical Secretary; National Honor Soci- ety KATHY SPINELLI Go To College ALVIN F. SPROUL LAX. Soccer. Ski Club WILLIAM JOHN SKOURAS To Be Successful At Anything PAUL SMITH To Enjoy My Work And My Leisure; Homeroom Rep., Soccer Team, Swim Team, National Honor Society. 152 DAVID B. SQUIBB Business Administration; National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Stu- dents CRAIG JAMES SUBER Air Force Academy, Ph. D. in Medicine, Engi- neenng, Math, Filthy Rich By Age Of Thirty-five; French Club, Tanner Staff, Band (Drum Major), Track JEFF SULESKI RUTH M. SULLIVAN To Travel ANN STEVENS JAMES SULESKI KAREN E. SULLAWAY To Be Successful And Happy; Math Team DAVID L. SUNDERLAND Latin Club GLENN STEVENS DARLENE M. STICKNEY To Live, Love, And Laugh. To Find The lob That Best Suits Me And That I Will Enjoy EDMUND D. SULLIVAN Be Successful And Happy; Chess, Soccer Team, Spnng Track MARGARET SULLIVAN Newspaper, National Honor Society, Debate Club 153 ROBIN TELLER Health Administration ANDREW FRANCIS THAIN To Become A Great Actor And Be A Bachelor; Pres, of Stage One, V-Pres. of Chorus, Greek, Football. Debate, Rigatoni. PETER S. THOMPSON To Become Independently Wealthy; Student Council, National Honor Society TOM TILLMAN To Survive College; National Honor Society, Football, Track KATHLEEN ANNE SWEENEY Lawyer; Feel Like A Number; Hockey Cheer- leader ALAN SETH TITELBAUM Accountant; Photo Club. Stage One, Hebrew Club NANCY TORIGIAN CHRISTOPHER TOWN Student Council, Spring Track, National Honor Soaety JOYCE TOWNE Nev spaper. Band RACHEL (BAGEL) TANZER Theatre Arts And Communications; Sr. Home- room Rep. DAWN THOMPSON Accountant, Business Administration; National Honor Society, Ski Club ISABEL TOMAS To Help People And Be Happy; Portuguese Club DONNA TRELEGAN To Be Happy And Successful; Pep Squad 154 ELAiNA TRIANTAFILLOU NEAL A. TRUESDALE To Become A Proiessional Actor; Stage One, Ri- gatoni Club, Debate Club, Greek DAN TRINGALI Business ANTHONY J. (BUBBA) TSAPATSARIS To Be An Airplane Mechanic PETER TSOUKALAS GREGG TSOUVALAS PATRICIA TSONIS Airline Reservationist; Greek Club, Business Managment JUDY TURNER To Be Successful And Happy HELEN TSOUKALAS National Honor Society CARLA MICHELLE UTZ MATTHEW VAILLANCOURT Skiing IILL VENTOLA ANN T. VERONESE Student Council, N. G. S., Basketball, Soltball, Vetennary medicine; Student Council Field Hockey DIONISIO VIEIRA MARIA BRAT ' VIEIRA To Be In The Theater And Make others Happy SUSAN VIEIRA To Be Successful GREG WALDROP To Live Happily Ever After! NINA L. WALKER Pediatncian: Basketball Cheerleader, Homeroom Rep., Ski Club ROBERT VlGLlOni KEVIN WALL Architecture: LAX MICHAEL R, WALL Fur Trapper: Football, LAX DEBBIE WALSH SANDRA J WALSH To Travel And See Things In A Different Light BRIAN S, WATERS KEVIN WATERS 156 TRACEY WENTWORTH To Live For Today, Strive For Tomorrow, And To Remember my Yesteryears; H. R. Rep., Business Management, Ski Club, Hockey Cheerleader PRISCILLA LEE WHITE To Be Healthy And Happy; Yearbook Staff JEAN M. WILSON Medical Field ROBERT WONG MARK YEOMANS 157 SHERI YOUNG To Live Life With No Strings CHERYLE ANNE ZIPPER ROBIN ZUNICK To Succeed In Anything I Do; V-Pres. Media Mathematics; Hebrev Club Communications, Basketball, M. S. Q. ' s, N. H. S. SHARON JEAN ZALIS NANCY ZBYSZYNSKI To Travel To The Point OI No Return; Stage One CAROLYNE ROMAINE ZYDAVICIUS STEPHEN NIKOLA Computer Programmer; German Club, National Honor Society 158 A Friend May Be Taken Away, But Not The Memory Of Having Had A Friend In Memory Of: HALEY GIBBS and ROBERT D ' AMATO 159 For his Dedication to the Class of 1980, And especially to the Seniors at the Vocational High School, We, the Senior Class, Dedicate the 1980 META to Richard J. White 160 ERROL N. APOSTOLOPOULOS PAUL N. BAILEY MICHAEL BARRETT SUZANNE MICHELE BEAULIEU THOMAS BERRY MANNY J. BETTENCOURT CHRISTINE MARY BILLINGSLEY MICHAEL BRENNAN MICHAEL BUSTA KEVIN BYRNES DEAN R. CARTER GEORGE CASSIDY MARC CHALIFOUR CHRISTOPHER CHIGAS DAVID CORRIVEAU LiSA MARIE CRANE ROBERT JOSEPH CREEDEN DAVID P. DALEY DEBORAH MARIE D ' ANDREA PATRICIA ANN DENIS ROBERT JOSEPH DENIS ROBH T ER A D DE SCHENE BRUCE JIMI ANDREW DITHOMAS MARY K. DONOVAN LISA DORAN LYNDEN SCOTT DUFAN BRIAN KEITH FALLIS EILEEN MARY FINNEGAN AVIS FRANCES FITCHUK BRIAN FOISY BARRY FORTIN MICHAEL FRANCIS FRASER GLENN LEWIS GARDINER ANGELO N. GIANNOPOULOS MARYANNE L. GOODROW GARY MICHAEL GRAHAM CHRISTINE GREELEY GARY GREGSON TIMOTHY GRIFFIN SUSAN K. HARRIMAN WILLIAM HARRIS LESLIE ANNE HART LORI JEAN HOPKINS HARRY A. JANICE, JR. DONNA L. JENKINS CRAIG JOHNSON SCOTT ROBERT JOHNSTON WILLIAM DAVID JOSEPH DAVID JOSEPH KEITH ANTHONY KOLODZIEJ DIANE MARIE KWMUNTIS TIMOTHY LAWRENCE DAVID LEAFER LISA MARIE LOWRY JANET LYNCH HENRY MANGOLD SUSAN MARRON JOHN R. MARSHALL MICHAEL MARTINELLO WILLIAM MATTALIANd JOSEPH MAURAIS SUSAN J. McCarthy ROBERT McDAID DEBORAH M. McINTIRE TIMOTHY McMAHON LEO MENDONSA VALERIE MEYER EVAN MICHELMAN SHERYL MILLS PAUL O ' BRIEN BRIAN O ' CONNOR THOMAS O ' KEEFE EDWARD PARENT MICHAEL PELLETIER LINDA PENTA JAMES PERRY CHRISTOPHER PIERCE JAMES Pi£g , JOHN POWERS BARBARA PUCHINAK BRUCE RANDALL DINA M. REZENDES RANDY ROSEN KATHLEEN SALEM MICHAEL SAMPSONIS CHARLES SANTOS JAMES SANTOS MANUEL SANTOS LISA SAWCHUK SCOTT SCHOPPERLE ERNEST T. SERINO PHILIP SHEEHAN JAMES SlRdlS DAVID SMALL ROBERT SOULARD. JOHN J. SPINALE JOHN STICKNEY STEPHEN STICKNEY JULIO SUKE DENNIS SULLIVAN JACQUELINE SUPINO ROBERT TAEGER ROBERT TIMMONS MARIE TURMENNE GEORGE TWISU ALLEN G. VANNETT CHARy;S VORRIAS AL K V ENTWORTH JAMES ZOUR 161 162 FADS The 70s = A time to be remembered. It was a decade when one fad supplanted another with machine gun rapidity. It was a decade of roller skates and roller disco; an era of pocket calculators and Japanese imports. Girls were clad in designer jeans, down vests, and cowboy boots, or in nothing at all as they relaxed in a hot tub. People travelled the roads on skate boards, and the skies in hang gliders, and talked to their house plants as they created frozen yogurt in their food processors, while looking to their digital watches. Tee shirts and backpacking achieved great popularity, as did wood stoves and the macho male. Vans travelled the highways plastered with bumper stickers and fully equipped with C.B. ' s and Fuzz-busters. Cassette recorders were in evidence at tanning centers across the country. People were torn between eating pop rocks and caring for pet rocks. Streaking; the most popular sport of the early seventies, gave way to tennis and jogging later in the decade. Adidas and Nike vied for top spot in shoeing the participants, and Busch beer and Perrier Water vied for their thirst. FADS ■ They helped us make it through the turbulent decade of the 70 ' s. 164 SPORTS The main spoils events of the 70s were dominated more by league and team actions than the usual player accomplishments. The finalization of the AFL • NFL merger created two conferences and led to our present playoff format. Pittsburgh ' s four super bowl victories and Miami ' s perfect 17 - 0 season left tough acts for future teams to follow. HOCKEY ' S BEST: Capturing two Stanley Cups - ' 70, ' 72, and becoming the decade ' s most awesome team in ' 71; the Bruins set the pace for the next twenty years. BASKETBALL: The Celtics as usual were No. 1, but due to John Y. Brown handing away three top players for Bob MaCadoo, the team lost much momentum, rallying in ' 79 they came back to true form. BASEBALL: The Red Sox astounded everyone by setting countless records. Carlton Fiske ' s sixth game homer in the 1975 world series astounded millions. But, probably the clincher was Yaz ' s 400th homer. The team itself had most of its punch in 1977 only to lose it in 1978. All in all it was a decade of ups and downs. 165 PEOPLE Many unique people made the 70 ' s a memorable decade. In music, we saw the rise of Donna Sum- mer and the Village People on the disco scene. Peter Frampton and Kiss hit the top of the rock charts, and Blondie made its mark on the new wave music. John Travolta and Olivia Newton ' - lohn took us back to good old rock and roll in Grease. Television, that vast wasteland, was dominated by the presence of the original Angels - Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson, and Farrah Fawcett - Ma- jors, followed by the new center of viewers ' atten- tion - Loni Anderson. Movies experienced a big boom in attendance due to some masterful performances by Sylvester Stallone in Rocky I and 11 , the Paul Newman and Robert Redofrd combo in Butch Cassidy and The Sting and the unforgetable John Belu- shi in Animal House. Leonard Nimoy brought his memorable role as Mister Spock to the silver screen, and Steve Martin wowed audiences on tour, on television, and in his movie The Jerk. Perhaps the best loved characters to come to movieland, however, were R2 D2 and C3PO from Star Wars who clanked their way into our memories - and our hearts. 167 POLITICS The political climate oi the 70 ' s will long be remembered. A peanut farmer from Georgia won the 1976 Presidential election, and was caught on camera talcing a break in good ole boy style at brother Billy ' s gas station. Nixon resigned in disgrace following the Watergate scandal; Spiro Agnew also left office under less than favorable circumstances. In 1973 the televised heanngs of the Senate Watergate Committee transfixed the nation. On the international scene, Idi Amin, fanatic ruler of Uganda, was over - run by Tanzanian forces. Aleksander Solzhenitsyn dared to criticize Russia - and then turned his eye on America. The Shah was ousted from Iran, and took up temporary residence in New York City Hospital. Kissinger hit the road, at home and abroad, to plug his latest literary effort. The White House Years. Closer to home, Bert Lance awaits trial for questionnable financial dealings dating from his tenure at the Bank of Georgia. Mohammed Ah left the ring and was last seen in China promoting american goodwill to our newest allies. But perhaps the most memorable event in the 70 ' s was the visit of Pope John Paul II to America. He is the first pxintiff to ever set fcxit on american soil, and he has left with us a lasting impression. 168 169 EVENTS The decade of the 70s was one full of monumental events - on both the national and the international front. The 70 ' s was the decade of women ' s lib and an unsuccessful bid for passage of the ERA Amendment. The price of gasoline went from 40$ to well over a dollar and is still rising, while the cost of gold soared from $32 to over $800 an ounce. At Camp David, Maryland, three of the world ' s finest foremost leaders - Carter, Begin and Sadat - hammered out and signed the Mid - East Treaty. Margaret Thatcher was elected as the first female Prime Minister of England and Kennedy hit the camp aign trail in an attempt to win the democratic nomination from Jimmy Carter. America celebrated its Bicentennial with much pomp and flair. In recognition of the 200th birthday of the good old USA, the tall shipis visited Boston. Cambodia suffered from mass starvation, and the boat people left Cambodia ' s shores in search of a new home. The decade that began with the winddown of the Vietnam war ended with Americans held hostage in Iran, and the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. Khomeni was chosen as Man of the Year ' ' by Time Magazine. 170 Farewell HARRY S. TRUMAN, 88. Propelled stammering into the White House by Franklin D. Roosevelt ' s death, he soon took tirm command. He ordered atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, then swore never to use them against any other foe. He mapped the postwar recovery of the U.S. and Europe with his Marshal! Plan and Truman Doctrine, won an astounding election victory over Thomas Dewey and laid the foundations of a contain-the-Communists foreign policy that led Winston Churchill to declare: You, more than any other man, have saved Western civilization. LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON, 64, politician and paradox. A puller of beagles ' ears and a displayer of his appendectomy scar, he wielded a soft voice and a rough edge; he blustered in public and cajoled eloguently behind closed doors. Puppet master of the Senate in his Congressional days, he started his term as the 36th President with a burst of liberal legislation in civil rights, housing, education and medical care. Then his war on poverty — and his hold on the White House — foundered on the disaster of Vietnam. He left office saddened and embittered, but still somehow larger than life. ELVIS PRESLEY, 42. With his greasy hair, tight pants, undulating pelvis and rebel image, he was a performer whom parents abhorred, females adored and young men instantly imitated. He sold more than 500 million records, changing the course of pop music — and maybe youth — forever. MAO TSE-TUNG, 82, the colossal figure who dominated roughly one-quarter of the world ' s poulace tor nearly 30 years. Yet in the end, even he suspected that his Chinese revolution might prove no more than a footnote to history. In his memoirs, Henry Kissinger recalled a meeting between Mao and Richard Nixon. The Chairman ' s writings moved a nation and have changed the world, Nixon said. I have not been able to change it, replied Mao. I have only been able to change a few places in the vicinity of Peking. HUBERT HORATIO HUMPHREY, 66, a happy warrior of U.S. politics. An unabashed liberal who loved the politics of small towns and the power of big government, he emerged from a drugstore in the Midwest during the Great Depression and went on to become mayor, senator. Vice President and senator again. His landmark legislation, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, was one of his legacies; another was his boundless goodwill and optimism, which neither cancer nor three defeats for the Presidency could ever quite quell. JOHN WAYNE, 72, man, movie star and legend. DUKE ELLINGTON, 75, composer, bandleader and pianist. Starting in 1927, when he burst onto the scene at Harlem ' s Cotton Club, he produced the most distinctive body of work — more than a thousand pieces — in all jazz. As a creator- performer, he was, in a phrase he fancied, beyond category. GROUCHO MARX, 86, comedian with the leer, the cigar and the unmitigated impudence. Nine dollars and 40 dents? he exclaimed to a lady he had just wined and dined. This is an outrage. If I were you I wouldn ' t pay it. GOLDA MEIR, 80. With her dowdy dress and her peasant shrewdness, she could have been just another grandmother. Instead, the carpenter ' s daughter who grew up in Milwaukee became Israel ' s woman of steel, helping to found the state and serving as its fourth Prime Minister. Though she sought peace, she fought every Arab raid vnth even heavier counterviolence. But she lived to embrace Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on his dramatic peacemaking trip to Israel. DAVID BEN-GURION, 87, Israel ' s first Prime Minister. To his admirers he was a Biblical prophet and visionary; to his critics, a self- righteous and stubborn leader who imposed his dreams as well as his definition of Zionism on the people of Israel and the Jews of America. But without him, Israel might not exist. JACKIE ROBINSON, 53, Brooklyn Dodger. Unconquerable in spirit and and unbeatable on the basepaths, he became America ' s first black baseball player. HOWARD HUGHES, 70, Heroic aviator, movie producer, squire of beautiful women, daring businessman and the ultimate eccentric, he was the century ' s most conspicuous tycoon — though he hadn ' t been seen in public in almost twenty years. J. EDGAR HOOVER, 77, held more power longer than any man in U.S. history. Much of that power on fear — the presumption being that, as master of the FBI files for 48 years, he knew everybody else ' s secrefs. So far, hisfory has not treated him kindly. CHARLES DE GAULLE, 79. Twice, by sheer force of will, he saved h is country from its own worst instincts — once from giving in altogefher to Nazi rule and again from dissolving into civil war over the Algerian issue. Of himself he said: DeGaulle is not of the left. Nor of the right. Nor of the center. DeGaulle is above. JANIS JOPLIN, 27, rock singer. A white woman who belted out the black man ' s blues, she sang with raw emotion — and she came to suffer the rock star ' s hazards of strong liquor, hard drugs and too many nights in motels. On one of them, she took an overdose of herion. ARISTOTLE ONASSIS, 69, a self-made shipping tycoon who knew not only how to amass money but how to spend it. Having enjoyed an empire worth at least $500 million, the world ' s most lavish 325 foot yacht and two of its most glamorous women, he died in the that living well is its own reward. BING CROSBY, 73. Without ever seeming to try, he became one of the most influential pop singers of his time. VINCE LOMBARDI, 57, football coach: Winning isn ' t everything. It is the only thing. NELSON ROCKEFELLER. The grandson of John D. Rockerfeller proved that the rich can manage in public office as well as in the board room. Although he was Vice President and a four-term New York governor, Rocky, 70, never fulfilled his ultimate goal: to be President. THURMAN MUNSON Behind home plate, catcher Thurman Munson was the rock upon which the New York Yankees built two world championships. Munson, 32, died when his plane crashed; his teammates said: He played hard, he played tough, he played hurt. ARTHUR FIEDLER, 84, the grandfatherly conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra for 50 years and one of the city ' s most visited monuments. 73 Do You Remember . . . Thinking you would never make it through twelve years of school And suddenly you were in Junior High Meeting brand new friends And growing closer to old ones Then the time came to say goodbye Do You remember . . . Your first day of High School Feeling donfused and all alone Having to adjust to a whole different life Meeting new teachers And Realizing it was finally time to start growing up There is no turning back once you have moved forward If there were — you wouldn ' t be where you are right now — Graduating One’bf the biggest steps in your life Knowing you have succeeded That there ' s a whole new life ahead of you — a challenge But Will You Remember . . . The greatest memories that one can hold The love between great friends When you needed someone to talk to And someone was there A special girlfriend or boyfriend you could lean on And a teacher you could depend on You are older now But the greatest years were when you were growing up And you learned to love and trust 174 1 ENJOY pu r 1 McDonald ' s I IbankAmericardI muniii 176 M.H. 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