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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

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Principal Dedication While dedicating a yearbook is a challenging task, we, the members of the Class of 1983 have an easier task than most. Our faculty of over one hundred teachers contains many who - because of their dedica- tion, committment, and energy - stand out. The Class of 1983 proudly dedicates this META to one such member of our faculty: Mr. Andrew Metropolis. Himself a graduate of the Seeglitz High School, he returned to teach in the Peabody High Social Studies Department after earning his Bachelor ' s Degree from Salem State College in 1969. He also holds a Master ' s Degree as well as many credits beyond. As a leader in the Social Studies Department, he has introduced several new courses. The History of Essex County is one of the high points of these new courses due to his own personal involvement and leadership in the Peabody Historical Society. A noted coin collector, Mr. Metropolis has brought parts of his collection to his classes, thus adding an extra dimension to the study of history. His extensive collection of World War Two memorabilia has also impressed many Peabody students. And so, Mr. Metropolis, for your dedication to teaching, your enthusiasm in working with students, your good humor and con- stant encouragement, we, the Class of 1983 gratefully dedicate this META to you. ADMINISTRATION Superinten Robert Ireland Dr. Roy Faria Sauvageau House L- Assistant Superintendent Gregory Theokas Richard Codair Quinlan House BEHIND THE SCENES ’ m ' (left to right): Robert Graham, Walter Zastowsky, Al Boraiza, Chief Leonard Russell, Martin Winn and Ij Nappy Goulos. IflMH The cafeteria staff includes: Virginia Burns, Portia Collins, Rose Ferriere, Mildrid Melling, Phyllis Davis, Ruth Haig, Doris lacoviello, Marie Penny, Jennie Pietrazek, Irene Zuppio, Carol Quinn, Georgia Mitsopoulos. lIUI ' ltlUMIMM (left to right): Trudi Nicholson, Helen Sullivan, Sandra Bettencourt, Peggy Roberts and (seated) Florence Alman. ■■ ■ i r — --s. ! i FACULTY Art Nancy Schaller Phyllis Rantz Nancy Sherr Buziness Business Kaellen D ' Amour, Dept. Head Donna Hartshorn Julia Angelopoulos Margaret Johnson Robert Johnson Mary Ann Kiley Anthony Leitao Henry Morriss Louise Parisi David Sinclair Philip Smyrnios Margaret Talkington Distributive Education Edward Brawley Thomas Flynn Electronics Donna Costa Drama Communications Fr. Frank Toste, Dept. Head Mary Collins David Whitmore English Eileen Rollins, Dept. Head Linda Bezemes Annemarie DuBois Margaret Duprez Michalene Hague Linda Makela Richard Makela John Marshall Nathan Masterson James Meagher Patricia Nangle Bruce Nelson William Story Doris Taber Patricia Toomey Richard Weitzman Eunice Yost Deborah Young Foreign Language John McDonald, Dept. Head Robert Cavanaugh Emily Kokaris Marilyn Maglio Frank Nicolosi Patricia Power Ruth Serijan These are our teachers. It is entirely appropriate that we express our thanks and appreciation to them. As Kahlil Gil- bran said, The teacher, if he is indeed The New England Associaton of Schools and Colleges gave Peabody Veterans Memorial High School its highest rating in 1977--- a ten-year accreditation. In its report on our school, the Association said, The overall impression of the school, its staff, and students, was very posi- tive. Although many views were expressed, students were generally happy with and proud of their school. There is a solid commitment to sr cv- ::: pMWBMR Health Margaret Maher Dorothy Muise Human Ecology Grace Fitzpatrick, Dept. Head Pauline Andrews George Celata Albert Conti 1 Maureen Barbuto Donald Doe Barbara Boyle Albert Dubois Mary Ann Fiato Philip Rollins Loretta Skwara 22 education by the staff and students are achieving at a commendable rate. The report continued by noting that . . the visiting committee was generally impressed with the quality, preparedness, and compe- tency of the staff. The rapport between students and staff was abun- dantly evident. wise, does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. ftCm m m - . .ttl k - - - | J 1 1 !■ 1 1 1 1 — 1 V “T f y, a; A . „ m j. i l ‘L I V MM i i . 1 ■ •fell F £ V J If fife; ] i j. • , mm s i ?. ixj ml : JS w Resource Gerald Hallinan Myra Wolovick School Nurse Ann Schetromph, R.N. Science James Terlizzi, Dept. Head Stephen Avedikian Marie Brett Joseph Cushing Paul DeCourcy Harry Hesketh Diane Kozwich Mary Lawler Calvin Meiners James Nangle Arthur Peretzian Constance Sakellson Robert Simons Social Science Francis X. Hardy, Dept. Head Paula Campbell Elizabeth Congdon Daniel Connelly James Gagnon Andrew Metropolis John Oleks Joseph Ward lohn Wilson Special Needs Doreen Reidy Guidance Ellen Block Tim Hanly Ken Lipman Anne O ' Neill Jessie Costello Jerry Goldberg L.L.R.S. Ellen Prochilo-Reading Supervisor Edward Sylvester-Speech Therapist Susan McDonald-Learning Mathematics Michael Prodanas, Dept. Head Charles Burnett Music Michael Lamy Thomas Lamy Disability Specialist William Gradzewicz James Grotto Physical Education Lorrain ' e Benoit Americo Sapienza Frances Waltman Library Leo Espindle, Librarian Carlene Martin Ann Irish Judith Oleks Edward Sapienza Leslie Wiseman 23 Cary Adams Scott Adams To enjoy life, be successful, and Form a new Led Zeppelin, drive a Mercedes sports car. Beatriz Afonso Treasure the memories of the past and look forward to the future! Mary K. Albert Student Council; SJP Football Cheerleader Capt.; Indoor (Capt.) and Spring Track; Computer Sci. Club; TBFF. Abby Alexander Project Genesis - Completed as Planned. Dianne Alexander NHS, Class Secretary Soph. -Jr., Yearbook Staff Sports Ed., Ftbl chldr. Co-Capt., SAC, St. Coun., Gist. Joyce Abbott SES; German Club; Co-Capt. of Flag; Band Council; Square Dancing; Horse Management; Go for it! Mimi Abizaid Tennis, Latin Club, Down Under, PJGR, NYA! ATIBT, Everything is a Joke! Jl, LT, AS, EZ, JM, Budman, Tides. Starla Ackley German Club Pres.; SES; To Dream and Become! Thomas Acquaviva Varsity Hockey, Varsity Golf Capt.; ILSA. Parthenopi Alexandrou Poppi, Hockey Cheerleader, NTHSR LWF. Stephanie Allman Art, Music, National Honor Society, Homeroom Rep. |odi Alter To have a career working with children. Live my life as I please. Stage One. Elizabeth Amaral “The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time. Elizabeth Andrews Arion Anezis Caroline Armstrong Debbie Atkinson Music and Swimming Bleacher Madness; 1 made it, Mom To become rich, stay with Mike and Dad; A. M. F.; To be a and own a ' vette. plumber; to snake drains. Karen Anderson Cally Andreadakis Poet; Lyricist. We Live; We Die; To be Happy Always, Sophomore and Death not ends it. and Senior Homeroom Rep., Tennis Team, Treasurer of the Creek Club. 27 Stephanie Aucoin Captain Hockey Cheerleader; Varisty Field Hockey; N.T.H.S.R., A.T.B.S.B.K. w Laurie. Marianne Audet Life is just a fantasy; I live for Adam Ant; Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Private Audet. Jeffrey Baker Richard Baker Wayne Banks Jeannine Barbuto Editor of the Tanner (Senior Year); Voc. Class President; Electrician; Basketball Chrldr., HR Rep., Sports Editor (Soph, and Junior To be happy, healthy, and very, NHS., Fr. Club. TBFF-G Years). very, wealthy! . To treasure memories and create dreams. John P. Baron journalism. Robin Bartlett Nancy Barrett Nicholas Barrett Tennis; Skiing; Jim M.; Roger and Football 31, Lax, St. Council, Life Pete; S, P, G, and R . . . Forever. is just a fantasy, and life is my dream. TFB. Thanks, Ma and Dad. 28 Constance Bauer Robert Bavaro Howard Beader Linda Beckham Computer Science Engineer. To be wealthy. Member of Cal ' s Class (M G). To get a better car than a Pinto. Baton Twirler, Newspaper Typist, Work Experience. “Executive Secretary. Barbara A. Bell Kevin Bell Dennis Belmonte Peter Benavides Field Hockey, 7-CHB ' s, KBHP, Electrical Shop; To lead a Good Luck to the Class of ' 83! JPG R, Jim. Go to England to successful life. meet Paul. 0 m Christiane T. Bettencourt Durvalina Bettencourt Maria Bettencourt Vice President Key Club; To go To live life to its fullestl for the whole pie and not just a piece Jim Birkner Tanner Sportswriter, Math Team, Science League. Boston Bruins: Stanley Cup or Bust! Norberto Bonilla I came, I saw, I conquored Michele Bettencourt Computer Science Club. Strangers we meet; Friends we part. Maria Bettencourt Jacqueline Berry Jackie, Art Major. To catch all the rainbows I chase. Julie Berube To coach figure skating; to attend college. Kelly A. Berube Doctor of Medicine, Biology, Mozart, Steinbeck, Keats. Look out world, here I come! Steven Boriello Jim Bowes Paul Bradley Carpentry Shop. Kristin Bouchard Football cheerleader-captain, Std. Adv. Cncl., Hmrm Rep, Latin Club. To stay as happy as I am right now. Kelly Brennan Field Hockey, Softball; 7-CHB ' s, SJP Cheerleader M. E. L. G. T., Always. Michael Brenner Business David Bornstein Class of ' 83: Party Hardy and Good Luck in Lifel My motto: Zeppelin Rules! Barbara Botto Swim Team (3 years), Key Club Secretary (2 years), NHS., Spring Show, Dancing, Fashion Show (3 years). Sean D. Brewer Breezely Laura Broughton Cindy Brown Stage One, French Club, NHS, Major in Early Childhood Education. Be Happyl Greg Brown To live a seven day weekend. Holly Brown To go on to school for a medical secretary. To be happy in whatever I do! Stephen Brown Nat. Honor Society, Newspaper Dept., E.D. V.P., Sci. League, Band, Swim Team, To attend Annapolis. Lisa Burgess Craig Burns Jonathan Burns Good luck to the Class of ' 83. To hit the Superfecta at Seabrook. Sr. Class Treas.; Lax; PHCC; Dodger Blue; S.D. Clip. Susan Cain Francis Callanan Tina Cambece I ' d like to be a dancer on Broadway, stay with Kevin and own a white corvette. Julie Cardinale Richard Carlan Aliceann Caron Eric Caron Gymnastics-Team Capt.; To be It ' s easier for a man to face his Veterinarian; To Dream the happy in life. uncertain future if he ' s aware of Dreams -Bob Seger; Good Luck his past ' s greatness. JM ' 83. Elena Canatselos Nataline Candido Senior Hr. Rep., TPWB. Oh- Machine Shop. Really Oh-Reillyl GQ-Club. S4- EVA! Thanks, PHS, for the best of memories!!! Troy Caron Kathryn Carpenter Sworn to fun, loyal to none; EPC Club; By the way, Abule, Thanx. Off to the zoo, Ma. Ya-hoo. Cheryl Carter Karen Casale Baton Twirler; N.H.S.; Work exper.; Newspaper typist; Legal Secretary; Not to say goodbye, just so long. 33 Lisa Marie Cassidy Beth Cavanagh David Cawley Keith Champagne Basketball 15; Boy ' s Soccer; These are the best of times! A.F., Football; Lacrosse; Stangs a TBFF; FHF; FHTL-WABT; DS-ILU. A.S., H.M., K.O., B.J., It won ' t be the same without youl guinee! 1 made it. Paula Champagne Therese Champagne To meet Glen Hoffman, Buy the Gymnastics Team, To be a Red Sox, To dance forever. professional dancer. To be happy. Medical Assistant, KISS-108 Live for a long time. Adam Chmara LaCrosse, H.R. Rep, Latin Club, WWWF, “Playboy Buddy Rose, FHHBHHT, “Let ' s crash Bentley ' s Nicholas G. Chunias Nick; V. Pres. Jr. -Sr.; Capt. Soccer; Pres. Latin Club; NHS; JDM; TDOPOAC; WWWF; PAMP; PHJCC. Pamela Churchill B-Ball Cheering, Emerson Club- JF, DH, JD, CN, KS, KV. A- sandwiches-CN, JD. Good Times, Good Friends. Kevin Cleary Noreen Collins Chris Comeau To be happy and loved. To make my dreams come true and to do my own thing and not be a follower. Dennis Comeau Football, LAX, PHCC. Doreen Colosi Anthony Colarusso Hockey, Baseball, PHCC 4th ! P.W.C. Daniel Cole Robin Colella Art Major, commercial artist, B.F.A., Blonde , Class of 33 the best. Suzanne Comeau Latin Club. SSS-Friends forever! Are ya happy? Debbie Colten Homeroom Rep., Computer Science Club, Ski bum, Be an accountant. Tony Conceicao PH, RAR, DB, SAB, OBIG, OSIF, CWTCO 83. Susan Connolly Hope Conway Kathleen Cooper Kim Corby Student Council 10-11; Sr. Stage One, Nat. Honor Soc., Band, Art Major, To always Homeroom Rep.; SJP Cheering; Skiing; Latin Club; SSS friends forever. Key Club. Only time will tell! remember P.T., ).P., and S.W. and To love F.C. forever . Darlene Cordaro Love ya, Ma Dad, Robs, Buddie, Miss ya, dear. Open Arms, Kiss 108, ' 83! Keven Cordiner Kenneth Corning Filomena Correia NHS, Sr. HR. Rep, French Club, To live, love, laugh, and be happy always. Lisa Corriveau Ana Costa The days aren ' t so long that you can waste today dreaming about tomorrow. Freedom Happiness 36 Neil Cote To live life to its fullest, (or at least try). Ann Maureen Crawford Band-Sophomore year, French Club-Senior year. Learn how to live . (Billy Squier) Erin Cronin David Coulter Emanuel Couto Linda Crane Cross Country; Indoor and Spring Track. An Officer and a Gentleman. N.H.S. Peter Cronan Capt. of the Golf Team, Homeroom Rep., Computer Salesman. Mark Cruciani Judy Csikos Sandy Cunningham One year of street madness and Mark, I ' ll get you! Bus. Admin, still living. A C D C. Good luck, everyone! 37 Paul Curreri Machine Shop. Joseph Leo Daly 11 Football Capt.; Baseball; Lat. Club; WWWF; Stud. Coun.; O ' Dalais; PAAI; FHHBHHT; NM and CL are god. Robin Cuzzi To be a great hairdresser; Hope to marry Steven someday; Love ya, Dari; Thanks a lot, Ma and Fathie. Pamela D ' Amato Judas Priest- “You ' ve got another thing coming !! Kimberlee J. Curr I leave to find success. Good luck to all my friends. Bleacher Madness. PVMHS. 1983. Dan Dabrieo Debbie Darke To travel, meet new people and visit exciting places. Jose DaSilva Electrical Shop. Debbie Curreri To be successful in modeling. I love you, Teddy. Joann Daly Captain of Rifle Squad, Band Council, Computer Science Club, Ice Skating, Smurfs, Marx, Flat Tires. Pam Dassuk Wendy Ellen David Kathy Davis Paul Davis Our experiences are left Band, Tent parties forever! Founder of P.K.P.; Live behind but never forgotten. enjoy! Bleacher Madness. Stephanie Davis I will love Jim forever. Best of luck to all my friends. The Party Has Just Begun! Bleacher Madness. Daniel DeLima Karen Delivorias Hockey Cheerleader; To follow my dreams wherever they lead. Melanie Anne DeLomba Scott Dempsey Van Halen turns Peabody bottoms up! 10-23-82; Can ' t wait to see them again. I, O, T, F, S. Class of ' 83 1, I hope! Heidi Dennis Find John Travolta, To be rich and happy, waking up with Matty on KISS-108. Computer Technology Paul Denis = SNIV = ; To accomplish everything I set out to do and have a good family and job. Danielle DeSantis To be happy and successful in whatever I do! Best of luck to all my friends. Tom DeSisto To ski Mount Everest. Diana Dickinson I wish to be able to keep my promise to Jeff and be as happy as I am now- forever Bleacher Madness. Peter Diamondopoulos To become a doctor. Math League; Science League. Teresa Devereaux Half Pint. Allied Health-Nursing Assistant Program. Love ya. Mom and Dad! I hope to become a nurse. Robert Desmond To be a fireman, to love Julie Finn, to pray for Mike and Norm Leveille, to meet Angus and AC-DC. Dennis Diefenbach Karen Dover To find common sense. Endicott College, Dental Hygenist. “Keep on Loving You”, Ski Trips, HR Rep. Susan Elizabeth Dover Preppy, Latin Club, ski trips, to party with The Boss , Law at B.C., Thunder Road. Luv ya, Mom and Dad. Heidi Driscoll To become successful in the computer world and to have a rich and intense life with Rob D Kathy Doersam Gymnastics; Social Work; Played Piano 1; Would like to reach all my goals in life be happy. Steven Donovan Amy Douglas Art Major, Art Club, French Club, B ' nai B ' rith Girls. Lisa Ditty Hotel Management. Interior Decorating. Glad to be graduating. Good luck sophomores and juniors. Ed DiEoro To be number 1, To be a millionaire. Mark A. DiPietro Stage One. Goal in life: To be rich and famous (Yuhl). Elaine DiScipio To be happy and successful. Paula Driscoll Michelle Druker Yearbook Art Editor, Art Major, Art Major Hi, Mom Dad.., R.D., S.B., The Famed K.P. — Good-bye Vets! Christine ' ' Chris Dunajski Key Club Treasurer, To live, to be loved, to follow my dreams, and to enjoy life to the fullest. Becky Durkee If you love him, set him free. If he comes back, he ' s yours. If he doesn ' t, he never was. Jennifer Dziuba Yrbook-KP; I survived Fr. 5; EP Club: CN, JF, KS, KV, DH, PC. Thanks for the Best of Times. Leah Dzuineski Homeroom Rep 11, Computer Science Club 12, Business Adm. Hope to attend Northeastern. TPWB BD Forever. Lori Ectman To wake up with Matty in the mornin ' and to to be with Sonny at night on KISS 108. 44 L.Y.N.P. Howard Edelstein I leave 2160 days of happiness and sorrow, festivity and glee, proud to be in the Class of ' 83. Helen Eliopoulos I leave hoping to find happiness and enjoyment out of life. David Ellis Terry Ellis NHS; Captain-Cross Country and Spring Track; Indoor Track; French Club; TBFF. Deborah Elsea “Real joy comes not from ease or riches, but from doing something worthwhile. WTMT. VLC. Michael Epstein Hey, does anyone remember Opie? To A.C., M.Z., and D.R.: Thanks for the wicked awesome summer of 1982! Laurie Estabrooks French Club. Take love away from life and you take away its pleasures. John Fabiano WORLD — You have another thing coming!-JP LED ZEP Judith J. Fabrizio French Club, N.H.S., Intramural tennis, Guitar, To have a career in the medical field. Chris Faletra Student Council; H.R. Rep; Lacrosse; Latin Club; Science League; VILL MMGDAGL NLITB IMUFIIE. Judy Fay Softball; Swim Tm., Diving Tm.; EPC Club: DH, KC, KV, CN, JD, PC, KS: Good times with good friends. 45 Isabel Felizardo Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is happiness. Heidi Fessenden Secretary; Modern Jazz Dance; To be happily married to Joe. Andrew Paul Fitch Machine Shop. Steven Fiore To be an electrician and an electronic engineer. “To live one day at a time. Frank Firicano Computer Science Club, Computer Engineering. Computer Programmers do it BASICLY. Deborah Fiske Hockey Cheerleader, To be happy and successful and keep on skating. Theresa Flynn Timothy Flynn William Flynn Scott Foglietta To catch a light breeze . . . and To be successful and enjoy life. soar. Drums. Always keep the P.V.M.H.S. moon in your eyes! 46 Donald Fortini John “Jack Foster Donna Fournier Natalie Frattallone Hockey; Golf; Computer Student Council; Football Capt.; National Honor Society; Fashion The sky is high, Forever going; Repair. Lax; Latin Club. Merchandiser; Everlasting Friends. Like you and I, Forever knowing. Amy Friedman Colleen Freeman Homeroom Representative, French Club. Make the most of the best and the least of the worst. OKP- MHP Ausenda Furtado To be successful in Interior Decorating, AUSI Mike Gallagher CRASH , Football- Nobody ' s Perfect Lisa Gallant Latin Club Treasu rer; META Business Manager. Doreen Gallo META; Nat ' l Honor Society; To live happily ever after with my one and only love, Greg. 47 Melissa A. Carnick Here ' s To Good Friends . . . VLG MPG. Andrew Garber Dave Garofano Baseball; Agin . Mark Geissler Football, Lacrosse. PHCC. To go out and get rich. Rudy Gallucio Stage One — To live, love, and laugh. To pursue a career in communications. John Gauvain To be an engineer and become wealthy. Live in Hawaii. MGA. Judy Gardner Stage One. To work with children and stay happy. Tricia Gargas C-House Base Club; Latin Club . . . 3 yrs. To be happy and successful in life. To be a Barber. Kevin Gaulin Student Announcer President. Military Science. Law Enforcement. Good Morning, Today Is . . . Mark Gately To be rich and own a limousine. ILCV, art major, bleacher madness. Do you got a dime? 48 Future doctor. Donna Cerome Stephen Ghostlaw I leave to go around the world and come back a success. Make my parents proud of my accomplishments. Debbie Girard Debbie-doo Allied Health- Nurse ' s Assistant Program. Love Ya, MOM and SHERI. God is Love! To be an R.N. Lynne Girard To be successful in everything I do. Van Gikas Susan Gioia Daniel Glennon Maria Glyptis To be a mechanical engineer. To always have my friends fill my life with love. Can you live this Fantasy Life?? Stage One, Homeroom Rep., Greek Club, MUSIC. To succeed in life and make people smile. Robin Gold Carlos Gomes Alan Cray Electrical Shop. Cindy Green My goals are to be successful at hairdressing and to have a happy and fullfuling life with Chucky. Bill Goodwin HIGH and DRY, A-M-F Ted Grevelis Football, indoor-out. Track capt., French Club, s ' upl? How Do You Figure? Weak, Newts. 50 Michael Griffin Win a million, build largest entertainment center. To get married. And to be happy and rich. Marla Gordon To live life to the fullest. Be happy and successful. Keep in touch with all my friends. Stay with Al. Paul Gravallese CRAZY — But that ' s what it takes! Richard Gravallese To make the most of life. President Computer Science Club; French Club; Alternate Homeroom Rep. Lisa Gross National Honor Society, French Club, Intramurals, B ' nai B ' rith Girls V.P., Physical Therapy. Kim Guilmet To be free, happy, and rich. To stay young forever-after all, the party has just begun: Bleacher Madness. � � � � Steven Guinard Vice-President, Stage One. Member of N.T.S. Coast Guard. To Live the Impossible Dream! Evie Hantzopoulos Field Hockey; 7-CHB ' s; Winter (capt.)-Spring Track; St. Council Sec.; NHS; Soph. Jr. Pres.; JPGR. Lee Hardenbrook Carpentry Shop. Scott Hardenstine Hard Guy, The Doors, To be successful. Electrical Engineer. Michelle Heim Isabel Herrera Becky J. Heusser Mark Hill Key Club. To go into Fashion, and My goal is to be in style till I ' m always be in Fashion. CHAVE . 90.! ! Bye P.V.M.H.S.! ! Computer Club; Key and German Clubs. 51 Robert Holden Vice-President of P.K.P., Become a Nascar driver and engineer. I wish my classmates the best of luck! Kevin Houlden Football capt. Lax 27, Chinka OS 66 PKP. Michael C. Hudson Tammy Hudson Ma Dad I did it, thanks. Love ya, Bo. Wilfred Academy, here I come. Key Club 83 Capricorn-n-Cancer FINALLY! Erin Tara Horrigan Gymnastics Team, Computer Science, To be happy and successful. Mi-Te-Jo ' s. “Ya gotta love it! Matthew Hobart To be number 2 after Ed. Kathleen Holden Field Hockey; Softball; Student Council. Karen Hopkins The fun we ' ve had may it never end. We want it to last and always be friends. Diane Hughes President of Student Council, B- Ball Cheerleading, EDC-Club, KS PC JF JD KC CN KV. Good times w friends. Sharon Hunt Basketball Cheering; Sr. Homeroom Rep.; SSS-Friends Forever; Latin Club; Skiing; Good Times at PHS. Dennis Hussey Computer Club. Photography, Computer programing. “Computer Programers do it BASICally. Kathleen Hutchinson “Hutch ; legal secretary; Student Council 10; Homeroom Rep. 11. After high school-attending Burdett. Tracey Anne Irzyk Charlene Isaacson Frank lula Jennifer Izzo St. Coun. V-P; B-Ball; SAC; A friend to everyone 1 will always Latin Club. NYA! Down Under. Football Chrleader Co-Capt.; be; having the most fun, with all Seager. ATIBT. SoCo. Everything TBFF; To Live, Laugh and be Stunning! TSSABP of you in ' 83. is a joke. SC, MA, SN, DE, LT. Jonathan Izzo Eric Jacobs Bonnie Jacobson Brent Jackson The party ' s over. Basketball cheering-Co-Capt., N.H.S., To live for today, strive for tomorrow, and remember the past! 53 David Johanson Michael Johnson Cross Country Track, Indoor and Spring Track, French Club, Science League. Michael Johnson Machinist ; Belong to Vocational Club in Machine Shop. Theodore Jones Virginia Julian Adam Kagan Live, Love, Laugh, and Enjoy. Auto Body Shop of 1983. Business Administration Computer Science. Kathy Kaloutas Greek Club. All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today. 54 Elaine Karavolas Greek Club, Key Clu b. To reach my goals I set in Life. Business Administration, Corporate Law. George N. Katsarakes Greek Club; To become successful in the Secret Service and my future life. Jim Kavanaugh Computer science; Engineering; Always have a nice car. Kerry Kelly Football. Capt. Swim Team Jr. Sr. Golf. Track. I made it, Mom and Dad! Sean Kavanagh Track, Science League, Latin Club, X-Country, Jr. Homeroom Rep, GRPHARHITM, Host of BMP ' s. Donna Kelly Stage One. Cosmetologist Scott Kennedy Sr. Class Secretary; Football-Hoop Capt.; Baseball; PHJCC; Latin Club NHS; NYIG; WWWF. Joyce Kenney To be succesfull in my career in hair dressing. To do my own thing and be happy. William Kerstetter To be successful and happy with my life and my career. Stage One- Treasurer. John Kerwin To go in the service, meet Getty Lee, travel a lot, be rich, and live on the water somewhere. Kelly Kerwin Skiing. We ' re outa here. Virginia A. Kevorkian I never knew what love meant until I met you. CM. Love, Freedom, Happiness, and Success. Patricia Kiley Striving for a successful career in communications and eventually to make it into politics. Paul Klussman Susan Sue” Kneeland To be successful in what I do. To Sr. Class Pres., St. Council, be an architect or engineer. To Advisory Rep., Computer Club, enjoy music. Latin Club, Basketball, Track. Dan Koen Dave Koepp To be happy, healthy, and Nat. Honor Society, French successful. Take each problem as Club V.P., Engineer, it comes. Bye-Bye Peabody High! Leo Kohut Field on Interest- Law Enforcement. The year was fun but I ' m glad it ' s done. This class is number one. Faye Kolhonen Sr. H.R. Rep.; S.J.P. Cheerleader; Psychology. Cheryl Koor Advertising, copywriter, marketing; French Club; Art Club; Hebrew Club. On to success and happiness. Susan Kornitsky Meta To have all my dreams come true Eric Kuhn Jim Morrison- ' ' ! am the Lizard King. I can do anything. Deborah A. Kukas Plans to further my education by attending college in the fall to study the field of accounting. Suzan L. LaRocca Jim Lata Carla Laurenzo Renee LaVoie Raider of Lost Hollywood-Star Electrical Shop. To attend Bay State Jr. College. To To be a nurse or chiropractor; Wars should have been mine! follow my dreams, to go into the own a horse: Live in the country, Airlines. enjoy life and be happy. Bill Lawnsby Band; Adventure: cave exploration, mountain climbing. To Play in a ballsy band. Anthony Lazzaro Nat ' l Honor Society, Science League, Chess Club, Electrical Engineer. Paul Lazarides Vocational Class Vice President Ken LeBlanc 59 Rick LeBlanc “Dickie. To be a cyclist and an Engineer. Remember the Parties at OK and MH. John Ledbury Band, Army, Money, Go for it, Blake. Salute the Duke. George LeGrow Kym Leone Vinnie Lepore William Leva Electrical Shop; To make a quick million and listen to the Lizard King. Jacqueline Lima Cosmetologist. To stay with Greg for life. 10-22-81. Jackie . Sharon LeVasseur Jeff Lewis Luigi-Football; Baseball; Track; Latin Club; French Club. Andrea Lichtenstein Latin Club. Vice Pres.-Computer Science Club. Kim M. Limoli Cynthia Lingley Brian L ' ltalien Paul Lomasney My goal is to have a happy and I asked of life, What have you to Best of luck to the Class o 1 ' 83! successful life. offer me? And the answer came, What have you to give? Psychology. Michael London Patricia Long Celia Lopez Marci Lowy Varsity soccer, tennis, baseball. To be successful and to live a long Our fortune ... is not in our 1 would like to play pro sports after college: mostly basketball. and happy life. S.P.M. stars but in ourselves. Toni Lucarini Don ' t you think it ' s sometimes wise not to grow up? BLEACHER MADNES!!! Joanne Lukaski Outdoor Ed., National Honor Society, Hmrm. Rep. Hope to have a successful career. Thank You, Mom and Dad. Michael Macklin Donna Magulas Beth Maher Greek Club, Key Club, I love you, Live-Love-Laugh — Party! To Mom and Dad. To be happy and always be happy! Get ready successful in life and to be a Bahamas — Here ... I come! model. Mark Mahoney Hockey, Lacrosse, To be successful. Heather Mackenzie I will look to the hills from whence cometh my help. PS. 121:1. Nothshore Baptist Church Peabody Choir. Darlene Mallia Edward Maitland HR Rep. -Latin Club, Pres.- Science Lg. Be an Accountant. Get married. DO IT ALL! My Friends- - AWESOME!! Tina Maheras College; To meet Bruce Springsteen. Latin Club; Greek Club; Key Club. Kay Makela Field Hockey-7 CHB ' s; CHILI; Track; Latin Club; PKP; J.M. Lives! Break On Through! Nancy Maker To be very successful and happy with John. David Mann David Mangold Richard Marciniszyn Harold Marks Band Member, Computers, To Tennis Team, Coal in life: To be a be Healthy and Wealthy. CPA. Nancy Marotta ootball Cheerleader-Capt. HR ep. Latin Club, NHS. To live ne day at a time achieve all oals. John Manning Baseball; SI . Laureen Martin Buffy ; Softball; Hope my dreams come true! To laugh and be happy always. Memories of P.V.M.H.S.I! Piper Martin Wendy Mantia I finally made it! RUSH is 1 ... . Do it up!! Cheryl Marchand ro be very happy with the one I ove and to enjoy life to the ullest. Lisa Mastrangelo To be happy. Sandy Mattaliano Sheri Massucco Connie McCarthy To be happy and a successful secretary. Mark Mazurkiewicz David McCarthy Caren McCarthy To Live, Laugh, Love, and always be happy. Memories of P.V.M.H.S.! T.S.S.A B.P. Cathy McCarthy Basketball, Softball, To graduate from Peabody High. Jo-Ann McCarthy N.H.S.; French Club. The future . . . New Horizons but never-ending friendships. To Ma and Tim . . . Love you. Steven Mctartny arpentry Shop. Hope to be iccessful, and to make a life Lisa McDonnell Mary McGinn Homeroom Rep., Nursing. Timothy W. McGinn Waiting for the sun. Soccer, Lax, P. Floyd. Rachel McGrail To test the bounds of reality. Meta-KP. Never forget Riels, Marie, and Ralphie. Thanks Ma Ken Mcwna NHS; Science League; Math League. Colleen McKenna Steven McKenna Robert McKinnon Football, Track. Don ' t judge a person by what he wears or looks like. It feels great to be out. scou MCLaugnnn To travel the world and enjoy life to the fullest. Weightlifting; Avoir, PVMHS. Wayne Minter Machine Shop. Donald Montminy Sue Mertsch Jim Millea Ride hard, Die free- Harley Davidson. Catherine Miller Color Guard Capt.; Band Sec.; Weebles. Thanks for a great year, Class of ' 83! Good luck in Future. Peter Montminy Chris Moore I will marry Billy Mills. Do it up!! and be rich, and be happy. Kerry E. Meagher Varsity basketball; Varsity softball; Latin Club; T.B.F.F.; To be happy and successful. T.H.E.F. James Miller Business Management. “Let it Rock. Bruce Springsteen, 1972. I.F.O. James L. Mello Mel, Cross-Country, Winter and Spring Track, National Honor Society, Math and Science Leagues. 66 Patricia Morris Goal: To become an Airline Stewardess. Hilary Morrison Captain-Basketball Cheering, Nat ' l Honor Society. Pass a smile on to everyone I meet. |im Morrison I am the lizard king, I can do anything. Career in music. Scott Morrison Nat. Honor Society, Pres. -Math League, Tennis Team, Science League. Phyllis Moten Carolyn Mowder Richard Mscisz Secretary 81-82, Pres. 82-83 of Warm hearts, Calm desires. Stage One; Tennis Team. To be the best at whatever I do. Michelle Mugnano Watch out Hollywood, here I come; you ain ' t seen nothin ' yet!! -Yes, I can live this Fantasy Life . . Randy Mulsman French Club. Becky Murphree I wish to be a poet who hears the roar of the ocean, a heart beat, and the whisp of the wind. Janine Murphy Little Murph. To be happy and always smiling! Mark Murphy Hope you all will have a good start, and I hope a Promising Future- Good Luck to all of you, ' 83. Maryellen Murphy Murph ; Allied Health Assistant Program; I hope to go into a Medical Technical field. Bye, Dr. Faria! Michael T. Murray Captain Indoor Track; Football, Lacrosse; National Honor Society, Science League, Latin Club, Math Team. Sherri Musteikis Creative writing and commercial design. We ' re outa here! Sha-sha boom! 68 Bob Myhal Enjoys sports, 3 year starter and co-cap. Varsity tennis, Hopes to major in Political Science or Law. Anna Nardelli Thank-U, Mom Dad, I love U! To be with Al, my shining star, forever! (11-7-81) N.H.S., KG, RB ' Mark Nardelli The WHO and KEITH MOON live on!!!!! Laurie Nash John Newbury Madaleine Ochinang Live in the present and make it so beautiful that it will be worth rememb ering tomorrow. HTCF! LBMT. Karen Neckers Pre-medical. Psychology, French Club, Art Club, Science League. Lori Nelson National Honor Society. Colleen Newell Fr. Club; Hmrm. Rep.; EP Club; KS-DH-JD-PC-JF-KV. PKP ' s; ahoo a Buie! On to college; Live it up! AAFLJ! Laura Nichols People are strange but I will take it as it comes and live happily forever. Bleacher madness. Beth O ' Donnell Doreen B. O ' Connell Varsity Field Hockey; S.J.P. Cheerleader; Doe ; Cliff-Hanger; L.B. ' s Cheetos Power; Good Luck, PVMHS. Carol O ' Connor National Honor Society. Kerin O ' Keefe To catch the wind-See us spin- Sail away-Leave today-Way up high in the sky and Ho! . . . LZ2 David Oliveira Stage One. Field of Interest: Drama, Communications. World, you ' ve got another thing coming. ' Joseph Oliveira I would like to be a successful artist. Mary Olson Executive Secretary; To live life to the fullest, for what is here today may be gone tomorrow. David O ' Neill V.P. Nat. Honor Society, Varsity Soccer, LaX, Soph. Homeroom Rep. Karen Susan O ' Neill President NHS, Student Council, S.A.C., Soccer, Basketball, Math League, Science League, FHTL- WABT. Marcy Onos Homeroom Rep.; OKP; Save it; Executive Secretary. Jay Oster Certified Public Accountant. To be Successful. Belinda Ouellette Captain SJP Football Cheering. Medical Technology. Krissy Ouellette Kids! Bruce! Bleacher Madness. Sunkist. Aww, Sheryll! Spike, our mansion ' s waiting! Lisa, really?? Jim. John Pasquariello The dreams of today are the realities of tomorrow; the frets of the past are the chariots to the future. Robert Peicott To live today like there ' s no tomorrow. Roxan Penick Ronnie and Roxan 4ever, Marines are 1, Jan. 13th, 1983 3yrs. Joyce Palermo META: NHS; To live happily with all of the special people in my life-Luv you, Ma and Dad!!!! Steve Perillo Babyblue, how about you? LisaLips; Duayne-WBCN; ECAKS; Sand-Flea; Capt. Lou oh, by the way . . . thanx. Ana Picano Geoff Pickard I am leaving Stage One in the dark. The Red-Barchetta Lives. John Perna “Class of 1983 is the BEST! ' 71 IPPP Colleen Pierce AC DC. For those about to Rock, we salute you. Robin Pifalo Basketball Cheering; Band Drum Major; Sec. Latin Club; Computer Science Club; Tent Parties!!! Shari Pine Joanne Plastino Sheri Joyce Pokat Richard Poverman 1 hope to regress into the 60 ' s era . . . Woodstock. If not, a doctor of biology would suffice. Live life to the fullest, make mega- bucks, own a corvette, travel all over the world. To be an Engineer. KP Thanks! Donna Prescott Life goes on, and will forever: high school ' s gone, so please remember! Bleacher Madness! 74 Robert Puchniak To be succesful. Skiing, Engineering. Lisa Purdy Be a Word Processing Operator; Secretary; Airlines; To travel, be wealthy, and happy; An Ozzy fan Forever! Susan Purdy Band; IORG; “Cherish Yesterday, Dream Tomorrow, Live Today. David Quinlan Baseball, Ski Trips, Quinny, Roll the dice. To be successful and wealthy accountant. Diane Ramos To live life to it ' s fullest. Lee Raucci Hockey Cheering, Gymnastics. Word Processing Management. Mrs. DM Ed Regan PVMHS Jr. Varsity Hockey; Rock the Casbah. Get a grip! Joseph Renda Linda Renda Joni Reuben Marjorie Hope Richardson Writing. To live and experience Garfield ; Journalism; Oh yeah We have all fallen victim to the life to the fullest, (p.s. Love life goes on! ; Ski Bowie; Luv U latent learning process of life and you, Mom and Dad.) Ma, For Sure; Later Much; Go For It! love . . . but we ' ll be just fine. Rhonda Ripa To someday find my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and to share it with Tony forever. Yeah! Victor Rita Live it up. Do what you want to do. Mark Rizzo Robert Roan Scott Robinson Andrew Rocco To succeed in life and be good at Carpenter and Bodybuilder what I do. Sheryll Rodenhiser Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky, all we are is dust in the wind. Kansas. Joanne Rodrigues I ' ve only just begun. Kathleen Rogers 76 Richard Romanski Sheron Ronkin Bryna Rosen Live and love to play soccer. On to J W for Hotel and Restaurant Man. Ending up in Israel forever. Football Cheering; French Club; Science League; Area Vice BBG. To live life to the fullest. Mike Royer Tennis; Hockey; Cross Country Track; Get a grip . David S. Rosenthal Hockey; Lacrosse; PHCC; Student Council; Student Advisory Com. John Rupp Lisa Roy Field Hockey 20; Computer Science Club; National F3onor Society. David M. Rosenthal To own an ice cream store in the Sahara Desert!!! Marianne Ruelle To listen to the wind blow. To watch the sun rise — I ' ll run in the shadows . . . Lisa Roumeliotis Cynthia Sabino Secretary; Cosmetology; Tennis; Reading. To be happy and successful! Steven Russo Ed Rowe Machine Shop of ' 83. Stephen Salvo Patti Santos Sandra Santos Ronda Sauve To be successful in Comm. In my own special way wherever I If you love something, set it free. Sophomore H.R. Rep.; Business Design. may go. I ' ll never forget today and If it returns to you, it ' s yours. If it Management; Accounting; For my beautiful rainbow. doesn ' t, it never was. 1983. sure; Secretary. “Go for it! Michael Scarlata Amy Scharf Lenny Schwartz Stephen Senese To become independently Bsktball Cheerleader, Drama, Member of Cal ' s Class, (M and G). Varsity Soccer. LAX. wealthy, N.H.S., French Club, ATIBT, The best is yet to come. Computer Club, Political Editor. FF , E.Z. L.T. M.A. J.l. J.M. Charles Shahnaian Guy Sularz Lives. Cheryl Sesser . . dear mr. fantasy, play us a tune; something to make us all happy. Bill Sharpe Rosemary Theresa Sharry PHS B-Ball Cheerleader, Hmrm. Rep. TBFF-CQ Club. Thanks, PHS . . . For some of the best times of my life! I love ya! Richard Shaw Susan Ellen Sheehan Karen Shenker Stephen Shepard Auto Body Class of ' 82- ' 83. Baton Twirler. Good luck Secretary of French Club. N.H.S. Shep, Basketball. everyone! And never forget all the B.B.Y.O. International Marketing, good times we had. Bleacher To live, love, and laugh. Madness. Elaine Sherrick James Shorey Carol Shute Susan Sikora Into music, band, politics, life, and the stars. Future goals- Media Communications; Band. Forget it. Law, Government, and the Presidency. 79 Karen Silber If you have built castles in the air, your work needn ' t be lost; now put foundations under them. Amy Silbert My ambition is to become a dentist, my wish is to save time in a bottle. Thanks BJ, BC, HM, and JL. John T. Silva Auto Mechanics, Seniors. Teresa Silva Joel Simches Maria Simopoulos The beauty of a day is its Hobbies: drums, bass guitar, and Speedy, Let the Good Times reflection in your heart. other musical stuff. Saying: How Roll! Bleacher Madness. ya doin ' ? Sorry ' bout the sheets! Carla Sipala To always make my Mom proud! Bleacher Madness. Hey Da, wake up and smell the coffee!!! TL remember CH. Carol Skwara META Editor; National Honor Society; Homeroom Rep.; Physical Therapy. Diane Smerczymski Smuz ; Field Hockey Co-Capt.; Winter Track; Spring Track Co- Capt.; Basketball; Softball. Debbie Smith B ' nai B ' rith President; Art Club; French Club; Science and Art; The Long and Winding Road. Francine Smith Soph. Field Hockey; Cosmetologist; TMRB! Break on Through. James Soutter Football, Hockey. Plan to be an Engineer. Remember the Ski Trips. Patricia Spaneas Fieldhockey; 7-CHB ' s; KBHP; Mr. Lips; Mr. Mojo Risin ' . To meet Jimmy The Creek . Joseph Sparks Dawn Spencer Rich Sousa Zomputer Science is my goal. I hall always be known as Bob. vtr. C. Seger. Kerri Smitty Smith Student Council; Latin Club; C- Club; Kiss 108; Abulae; Close friends and SP 4-Eva. To live it up! Yahoo! Adam C. Soreff Out to make a million! Jan Sousa Be optimistic, you can always cry tomorrow. Sharon Spencer Darryl Staunton ILRPAAF Co on out and gain the world . . . Best of luck to all my friends . . . Forever . . . Bleacher Madness .... David Stein Tennis; Newspaper Staff; USY Basketball. Biology major; To be successful. Anthony Spignese Kenneth Stantial Janine St. Pierre Love Ya, Mom Dad-Thanks for everything! Allied Health . Love you, Eric, forever. “I did it! Chris St. Pierre Plan to get married to Sharon, move to Colorado, and build a house, I hope our dreams come true. Dawn Marie Splaine Dawnzo, Computer Science Club, Hockey, Should I Stay or Should I Go? Joyce Spyropoulos President of Key Club, National Honor Society, Science League. Anthony Stanganelli Lacrosse Goalie. Notorious for playing Shadda up your face. Lisa Strabone PHS and SJP Cheering, GQ- Club, TPWB To enjoy here while we ' re here ' cuz there ' s no here there! Debbie Sullivan Spot, To always love Brad. “Leaving legally. (For a change!) Bleacher Madness. Kelly Sullivan Co-capt. Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Softball. To always be able to laugh. Timothy Summit Tommy Summit Paul Swaim John Tashjian Michael Teague Lisa Temkin UWE -Football; French Club; Bless The Beasts and Children; Field Hockey, Latin Club, ATIBT, Media Club. Favorite quote: Secretary and Treasurer of Stage MA, AS, Jl, EZ, JM: Pumpkin Je me souviens. One. what?! 83 Rita Totilo To be successful in life and to be happy and someday own my own corvette. Jeff Town Sue Tortorici To continue to have the kind of friends I have now, and to never stop laughing or having a good time. Mark Trabucco Student Council 3 years- Treasurer Junior year; Coif Team-2 years. Theresa Thain Tammy Therrien Scott Thompson Tiny, Lacrosse, Indoor Track, NHS, Football, U.M.D.A. at five F.F.F.F., Wheeee ... I Terry Thompson Hold on to your dreams, though they seem far away, those dreams will come true-somehow, someway. Christine Tighe Field Hockey, KBHP, Stevie + David + Lee. The Party ' s over. Sara Torigian Computer Science Club treasurer, N.H.S. Wayne Tranfaglia This is my escape only to be captured again. And my journey is just beginning. Joseph Trainor Computer Technician Major. John Travalini ART. To live a happy and successful life. Jeff Tretola Tret ; Indoor Track; Spring Track. Nadine Tsaltas Greek Club; Travel; To be happy and to achieve all my goals in life. Maria Tsoukaias Jr. and Sr. Alternate Homeroom Rep.; Greek Club President To have a happy and successful life- ILG- Chris Tsouklaris Ambition: Professional Motocrosser 354. We don ' t need no education: Pink Floyd. Debbie Tullo To overcome anything that steps in the way of happiness. Dorothy Turner I hope to be successful at hairdressing. Thanks to Mom, I made it. Randy Dottie forever. Patricia Turner Carol Turmenne lain Twiss Diogo Valente Patti VanNest Own a successful company, Marry Automechanic, USAF. There are two paths you can John, Have a Mustang Cobra. go by, but in the long run, your stairway lies on the whispering WIND-ZEPP. Lisa Vitali To live a happy and successful life. Good luck to all my friends. John Wajda Life is just a fantasy, but JW can live this fantasy life! Beth Walker To be happy and successful in To succeed in culinary arts. Donna Walter life. Hold on to your dreams. 86 Sheryl Walvick Jim Walz Nancy Anne Washeba Jeffrey Wdow To sing for my family, friends, To be successful and happy, and N.H.S., Fr. Club, P.K.P. member, and me: to be happy and live life to the fullest. Alas! The fearful unbelief is healthy. unbelief in yourself. Kenneth Whitcomb To all machinists and graduates: Have a good one!! Good luck in the future. Michael R. Winter Ambition: To be the best there is in anything and everything that comes my way. Timothy S. Williams Ann Woods Teemo, Varsity Hockey, St. Coun., Key Club, St. Advisory Com. To be a successful lawyer and Senator. Patrick Yeo Eric Yanofsky Baseball, Football, Homeroom Rep., T.H.C.H., “Ski Trips. Adam Ant. 87 Salvatore Zarro Teddi-Kay Zealor My 79 does me fine when I drag and Band, drive the open roads for my R.S. is the best. Italian Tycoon. Maureen Zielski Eve Zimmerman Soph. Yr. Stage One and Chorus; To Tennis Team; Capt. Hockey have a career in the world of chil- Cheer; ATIBT; I don ' t ask ques- dren. tions, I just have fun. A.S. M.A. L.T. j.l. Peter Zorzonello Football 71. Thanks for every thing, Mom and Dad. Mark Zunick PVMHS is like a jungle sometimes. Hey, Mike and Dave, let ' s go to the drive-ins. Richard Zydavicius Zeke, Class of 83. To live in ex- citement and never run out of mon- ey. No pain, no gain. Victor Castillo God guide in studying so that I can be successful. Shawn Derrivan John Hurley James E. Middleton To find success! Attend R.I.T.; Goals: JIMBO- - -Before I sink into the Boston Globe, Nat. Geographic, Life deep sleep, I want to hear the Mag.; Travel the world. scream of the butterfly!! 90 CAMERA CD CO S H l C..r A M tl::::. . 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R A C A M e: r a e h y cam e: r a s h y S H Y C A M E R A 3 H Y to to vl 1 GAMER- K C A M E R “ Desianed by; Corirue. Ginny. Nance CLASS From our first day at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School we knew that we would have many experiences and memories that could not be forgotten. We were welcomed by our new principal, Mr. Welch, and our Unit Directors, Mr. Codair, Mr. Eagar, and Dr. Faria. Then we proceeded to our homerooms where graduates from Higgins were on one side of the room and graduates from Kennedy were on the other. Taking a tour of our huge school was unique and many of us still remember our homeroom teachers saying, This is Main Street! We began to feel more at ease after finding our rooms and attending our classes. Soon enough we all blended into being a great Sophomore Class! Class elections took place with the help of our Sophomore Year Advisor, Mr. Terlizzi. Chosen as our officers were: President Evie Hantzopoulos, Vice President Tracey Irzyk, Secretary Dianne Alexander and Treasurer Ann Woods. The main goal for our Sophomore Year was to raise money. Throughout December our Homeroom Reps sold candy canes. They did a fine job but by December 24th, no one wanted to see a piece of red and white striped candy again!! Our major income came from the Sophomore magazine campaign. There were many prizes to encourage us all to Sell! Sell!! Sell!!! Combining all the subscriptions, we raised approximately one thousand dollars. Not a bad beginning! During the winter of ' 81, the snow enticed us for the up-and-coming ski trips! Our first taste of the slopes was at Cannon Mountain. Tracey ' s broken nose and a strained back or two were the only real injuries and a great time was had by all. Our first high school dance — with Don Masters providing the music — was a success. The second effort — with the Junior Class — showed us that one dance in the school cafeteria was enough! During our first year at Peabody High we witnessed some real talent displayed by the members of Stage One. While watching The Sound of Music, Lysistrata, and Wait Until Dark, we realized that our class had its share of musical talent as well as theatrical ability. As the year wound down, we found a lot of amusement at Paragon Park. Whether you walked on the beach, ate at the concession stands, played in the arcades or rode the amusements, there was plenty to do! Two bus loads of people attended that outing and there will never be anything quite like it again! The year ended with another election as we chose Evie Hantzopoulos as President, Nick Chunias as Vice President, Dianne Alexander as Secretary, and Nancy Marotta as Treasurer. We were now ready to move up in the ranks to become Juniors! Returning to school in September, we soon had the chance to order our class rings! Now all we had to do was to wait until December to pick them up — and pay for them! A Halloween Costume Party at Kowloon ' s Restaurant kicked off the special events of our Junior Year on October 31st. Big Daddy provided the music so everyone could rock! Some special guests in attendance were Baby New Year, Dorothy and her friends from Oz: Tinman, Scarecrow, and the Lion. We also welcomed Superman, Minnie Mouse, Little Bo Peep, Budman, and even Death was there. First prize was awarded to Karen O ' Neil who, complete with a dog tied to her leg, was a fire hydrant! In need of more funds, we decided to sell Peabody Tanner sweatshirts. They were available in our school colors — blue and white. The sale was a tremendous success and we exceeded our expectations by a considerable amount. Taking advantage of the great ski conditions, Nick Chunias put together some terrific ski trips. First a repeat to Cannon Mountain and then on to new heights at Loon Mountain. There was such an abundance of enthused skiiers for the Cannon trip that following a bus load of Juniors was an additional van filled with our classmates! Leaving sleepy-eyed in the morning was worth the awesome time we had! Peabody High invaded the mountains of New Hampshire and it seemed we just could not get enough!! Once again Stage One proved that we are truly blessed to have great talent in our school. They presented Sweet Charity for rave audiences in November and followed that success with Hello Out There and You Can ' t Take It With You. Valentine Day of our Junior Year was eagerly anticipated as the Student Council again sponsored a Carnation Day. Over 3000 carnations were sold! By the end of the day, the halls were painted with red, pink and white petals! Two juniors were elected as council officers that year. Tracy Irzyk took the Vice Presidency and Mark Trabucco handled the Treasurer ' s responsibilities. On March 14, 1982, we had our St. Patrick ' s Day Italian Night at Augustine ' s Restaurant. After stuffing our faces with tons of pasta, we danced all night to Steve Cataldo of Sound-a-Round. No one will ever forget the lone dancer on the floor — with the red napkin as a bandana — dancing to the song L.A. Woman. (Was it you, Joe Daly?) Our officers and our Class Advisor, Mrs. Yost, had been preparing for the highlight of the year — the Junior Prom. Finally, it arrived! Our special night took place at the Allenhurst Restaurant on May 7th, attended by nearly two hundred couples. After our chicken dinner, we danced to the music of 3 OZ. Kristin Bouchard, chosen as Prom Queen, was joined by Terry Flynn, Sharon Hart, Chris Sullivan, Laurie Nash, Marie Glyptis, Debbie Tullo, Maria Bettencourt and Nancy Washeba in our Court. It was a night enjoyed by each of us! In making preparations for our Yearbook, the 1983 META staff sponsored a t-shirt day on June 15. The Gainsboro photographer took pictures in color of many of us in our favorite t-shirts. A great variety of shirts were worn by members of all three classes. Throughout the day there were different photos taken, whether on the football field, in the halls or in the cafeteria. The day was full of fun and we hardly realized that these pictures would form a permanent record as part of our yearbook! We made it through our Junior Year and were finally ready for the last step — becoming a SENIOR! We elected to be led by President Susan Kneeland, Vice President Nick Chunias, Secretary Scott Kennedy and Treasurer Jonathan Burns. We knew we were in good hands and were ready for our best year ever with our new advisor Mrs. Kozwich. HISTORY Our first SENIOR event was the Back-to-School Luau! This event was held at Kowloon ' s Restaurant on September 6, 1982. The music by Group Therapy kept the over-250 excited Seniors jumping as everyone realized that this was the beginning of a great year to come! As October began, our Senior Class was preparing the costumes for the Halloween Party at St. John ' s Hall on October 31st. Being greeted by E.T. was a huge surprize! Everyone came in spectacular costumes and the judges had a hard time in determining the winners! For the second year in a row First Prize went to Karen O ' Neil, the traffic light. Through the night, Jason walked around baffling everyone. After taking bets on who Jason was, it was quite a surprize when it turned out to be Tracy Irzyk behind the ugly mask and bulky coat. Taking advantage of the promise of a nice sunny day and the Veterans ' Day holiday, we ventured out to Cy Tenny Park for a Field Day. Many activities took place throughout the day. No one will forget the softball game! Our announcer, Fin Burns, titled the game The Lightweights vs. the Dumpies. Next was the egg toss — with many of us getting eggs broken all over us! It was a close contest between Karen O ' Neil Lisa Cassidy vs. T racey Irzyk Lisa Strabone. Later, modeling their blue t-shirts proclaiming I won the egg toss of ' 83, Lisa and Karen were glad that they didn ' t become all sticky! The second annual nighttime pep rally was held on October 2nd on the football field. Chris Faletra, as master of ceremonies, told everyone about the fall sports in addition to football. All the football team was there along with Coach Nizwantowski. On behalf of the team, Joe Daly spoke to the enthusiastic crowd. The cheerleaders topped off the evening with their routines, dancing and cheering to the song Eye of the Tiger. It was a very impressive sight to see all the cheerleaders lined up the length of the football field. Organized by Kathy Holden and Karen O ' Neil, the Student Council Dance, held on November 11th, was quite a success! This event made a considerable profit, unusual for a dance at school. On the half-day of school before Thanksgiving, Mr. Welch let the Class of 83 assemble on the football field to form the numerals 83 in order to permit a picture to be taken from the school ' s third floor. This picture, organized by the Yearbook staff, was to be used as the endsheet of our ' 83 META. Class officers Sue, Nick, Scott and Jonathan did a good job of getting us into position despite the drizzle that began to dampen our enthusiasm. That night we kept up the party tradition by meeting at the Prince House of Pizza for our Homecoming Pizza Party. After eating all the pizza we could possibly consume, we danced to the music of Big Daddy! Anxiously awaiting the outcome of the Homecoming Queen contest, we had another reason to be excited: For the first time in Peabody High School history, a Homecoming KING would be announced. As Sue Kneeland named the winners, the whole room shook with excitement. Craig Burns and Sue Connelly were our Homecoming Couple! After their special dance, it was announced that in honor of Mrs. Hartshorn ' s birthday, we would celebrate with cake and singing Happy Birthday. Upon leaving, we received a miniature blue and white football inscribed Peabody High School. The surprizes never ceased at the Homecoming Party! On Thanksgiving morning, the Student Council held a breakfast in the cafeteria. The meal consisted of eggs and sausages, muffins, juice, fruit, and other goodies. The members did all the cooking with a little help from some others. The comments were all favorable and we are sure that this is going to become an annual tradition! Moving from the warmth of the cafeteria to the chill of the football field was quite a surprize. But the Football Team had a real surprize in store for everyone — especially the Saugus Team! The Tanners reached down for all the skill, talent and luck they could draw upon to give the Hometown Folks a real Thanksgiving Day thrill! This one game made up for any disappointments of the season — Saugus went down 14-0!!! The last weeks of 1982 went by rapidly as we were impressed with Stage One ' s performance of The Music Man in November (to be followed in the Spring by Equus ). The Donkey Basketball Game amused many of us as we laughed at ourselves after falling off countless numbers of donkies! But December brought Christmas and the Eighth Annual Snowball that would be held at Joe Binette ' s Chalet in Middleton. Group Therapy again provided the music to which we danced after our dinner of turkey with all the fixins ' . The high point of the evening was the performance of the Peabody High Singers who sang their own versions of ever-popular Christmas Carols and livened up the crowd. The arrival of Santa Faletra was another thrill! The distribution of the TANNER made December all that more special with its re-cap of all our activities since September. Jeff Baker and his staff did an outstanding job producing our long-awaited School Newspaper! The new year of 1983 arrived on schedule (amid some of the warmest weather on record) and we were scarecely six months away from Graduation! It didn ' t seem possible! Just as we came back to school in January, it was time to go to the Auditorium to be measured for our caps and gowns. We laughed and joked when the cap sizes were announced! It all brought Graduation Day a little bit closer. There were many more activities to come before that important day in June would arrive: a Mad-Hatter Pizza Party, a Blood Drive, signing up for our Class of ' 83 football shirts and the long-awaited Toga Party were just a few of the more famous events in the planning stages. The year was approaching an end, however. We awaited it hopefully and with great expectations. It was a great year to be a SENIOR!!!!! Good Luck to the Class of 1983!!!!!!!!! CLASS Nancy, Evie, Barbara, and Faye leave Beatlemania for the real thing. Nick tries to leave. Diane Hughes and Kerri Smith leave Abule from the West Indies to Rob and Steve. Kristin and Nancy leave cheering behind forever. Chris T. leaves on a journey to find Steven P. Colleen, Sully, Elana, Lisa, and Faye leave for Tomato Patch. The Field Hockey team leaves Super-Freaking and turning laughter into goals. Patty Evans and Nadine take a trip around the world to find the extra men. Shari Pine leaves for a different Galaxy- Bye Mr. Simons! Beth Cavavagh and Amy Friedman leave Ed in peace. Greg Brown leaves for a concert. Ed Regan leaves a Clash tape. Bill Flynn leaves early. Sean Kavanagh leaves Bentley. Linda Crane leaves in search of a mind . Jon Izzo leaves wondering. Bomb leaves the Heiffer . Barbara and Tricia leave as Bud ies. Howie and Debbie leave together without a fight. Swaim leaves his evil eye for Kristen forever. Faye, Sully, Colleen, Lisa, Elana, and Chris leave u-u-u-u-u l-o-v-e-l-y. Patty leaves to kidnap Billy Joel. Beth Cavanagh, Amy Friedman, Bonnie Jacobson, Hillary Morrison, and Amy Silbert leave their high school years with a friendship that will continue to grow. Tony Conceicao and Eric Jacobson leave Mr. Andrew Metropolis. Marci, Sue, Sharon, Sue, Lori, Mary M., Lisa, Carol , Eddie, Mark, and Mary leave all lunches. Nancy leaves her little poms-poms. Buffy and Caren leave their booth at McDonald ' s for two new seniors. Wayne Tranfaglia leaves. Steve Fiore leaves junk food. Jo-Ann McCarthy leaves saying, Life ' s tough . Jodi Alter leaves with Natalie Frattallone. Judy will leave Karen and Karen will leave Judy. Tina Cambece leaves with Kevin Cassidy forever. Kelly B. leaves Trisha with a black eye. Joe Espinola leaves for a party. Tricia Gargas leaves Dr. Faria with another great story. Kerin O ' Keefe leaves with Robert Plant. Jodi Leafer tries to leave again. Heidi Dennis leaves with Karen and Sue Dover. Sue Dover leaves to find Thunder Road a year late. Suzan LaRocca leaves to a galaxy far, far away. Barbara Botto leaves 5AM swim practice behind . . . and the M Ms to the future Key Clubbers. Timmy Flynn does not leave his pro-marks and zildjians. Jim Kavanaugh leaves with his ' 69 Camaro. Carol Turmenne leaves all her dropped cookies on the cafeteria floor. Debbie Sullivan leaves her double dimples. Dennis Belmonte leaves with Lee Raucci. Rae leaves a schmagma pie to Beth. The META Staff leaves the K.P. at Bryant College. Jackie Lima and Debbie Curreri leave together in a white Z28. Marianne Audet leaves Adam and the Ants behind. Toni Lucarini leaves to marry Mick Jagger. Shelly Mugnano leaves her long silky hair. Sandy Cunningham leaves a kiss for Mark Metropolis. Nadine leaves her love for loverboy. Karen Dover leaves a muffled giggle, (chuckle, chuckle, chuckle) Maria Tsoukalas still leaves her name Chickie forever. Pat Yeo leaves with a crash. Karen Leaves it to Beaver . Karen O ' Neill and Lisa Cassidy leave the field hockey team without any fans. John Montague leaves rubber. Murph, Sherri, Teresa, and Lisa leave Dr. Faria ' s office forever! Space Cadet, Ace, Flakey, Sha Sha Boom, Half Pint, and Murph, leave the good times behind. Darryl Mann leaves his deck of cards. Lisa Vitale leaves Mr. Gagnon alone. Scott McLaughlin leaves his comb. Bob, Mike, Mark, Time, and Steve leave in a blur. JoAnne Lukaski leaves Putnum Pantry. Michele Bettencourt leaves her big mouth. Will Ginny Kevorkian leave her title of Miss Hospitality that she won at the Miss Teen Pageant behind? John Travalini leaves as T . Rick Carlan. leaves as awesome as he came. John Rupp leaves late. Joe Renda leaves for Donut Dugout. Rudy Gallucio leaves his Italian Magnetism. Toni Lucarini leaves the jocks of Peabody at last. Eddie leaves Land Sea in hand cuffs. Debbie Fiske leaves for the nuthouse. Rachel leaves her name on the wall. Eddie Maitland leaves Peabody High in search of his maturity. Jim Middleton leaves Mr. Snake behind, Ha Ha Ha. John Hurley leaves his cameras behind, Ha Ha Ha. Susan Kornitsky leaves Revlon for Elizabeth Arden. Sue, Sharon, Lisa, and Jan leave Ann Hope to some unfortunate sophomore who is desperate for a job. WWWF leaves Joe Daly in a frenzy. Shally Martin leaves to be with her shining star. Beth Walker leaves food service. Dave Koepp leaves in a grand prix. Darryl and Carla leave to pull sneakies. Anthony leaves singing Shadda Up-a You Face . Mrs. Brett ' s 6th period class leaves whale-watching forever. Jenny, Colleen, Judy, Karen, Pam, Die, and Smitty leave the Tuesday night football games at Emerson Park. Mark Geissler leaves saving it . WILL Jenny Dziuba leaves white cowboy boots and a bottle of white shoe polish. Anna Picano leaves her single life behind. Doreen Gallo leaves in search of Luke Spencer. Beck Heusser leaves her leather mini. Bob McKinnon and Bill Lawnsby leave their peels behind. Rita leaves for Fort Knox, broke. Anna Nardelli leaves still loving Al. Joyce and Doreen leave to party with Claudia in East Boston. The table by the window leaves their rude comments and Adam Chen- ery behind. Sherri leaves with blond hair and blue eyes. Susan Gioia leaves wondering what to leave. J.D. leaves MGB behind. Dianne Alexander leaves a smile! Abby Alexander leaves to find her rainbow. Fin and Dennis leaves calm down . Liz Andrews leaves Ray and Chris. Stephanie Allman leaves puzzled. Sandra Santos leaves Mr. Eagar all her excuses. Joel Simches leaves duin ' groyt . Tim Williams leaves the penalty box . . . maybe? Tim McGinn leaves a C.H. Paula leaves Bee to carry on! John Pasquariello leaves with some heavy metal. Lisa Purdy leaves her Kleenex at the parties. Mark Gately leaves his love for Marianne Audet. Debbie Sullivan, Kim Guilmet, and Dottie Turner leave legally for a change. Donna, Joyce, and Mark leave Peggy, Cheryl, and Melanie behind. Kristin and Dianne leave the queer ... to death !!! Karen Hopkins leaves her nickname FJangy . Charlene leaves her saying I can get mean, ya know. Rose and Jeanine leave together for Lynnfield. Fin and Desmond leave laughing. Cal, Deb, and Elaine leave in search of Mr. Ranta. Jim Miller leaves singing Bruce Springsteen. Anna Costa leaves her long hair. Filomena Correia leaves her long hours of studing forever. JoAnne Rodrigues leaves her microscopic handwriting. Joni Reuben leaves on a plane for Texas to get RICH! Rhonda Ripa leaves home to be with Tony forever. Lisa McDonnell leaves her bowl. Kim Guilmet leaves to catch a unicorn. Tina Maheras leaves in search of Bruce Springsteen. Sandy C. leaves in search of Mark M. Nadine leaves in search of Mike Reno. Diane Ramos leaves her shyness forever. Janine St. Pierre and Eric Caron leave behind Fitzy. Gail Pashby leaves with Mark Favale forever. Krissy Oullette tries to leave in her sunkist but runs out of gas. Therese Champagne leaves a pair of tattered toe shoes. Steve Perillo and Fin Burns leave sand and flea. Judy Gardner leaves her height, or lack of it. Mark Hill leaves his tattoo. Howard Beader leaves Algebra 2, finally. Joyce Kenney, Mark Gately, and Cheryl Vazza leave bumming dimes, nickels, and quarters. Donna Kelly leaves her Oh, my God . Kelly Kerwin leaves with Van Halen. Maria Glyptis leaves with Michael Geomelos-forever. Lori Ectman leaves for 26 behind closed doors. Jo Ann Daley leaves her rifle. Kathy Kaloutos leaves to join the Boston Bruin ' s Staff. Chris, Barb, Kelly, Kathy, Trisha, and Nicky leave Snaldo. Kathy Holden leaves how dare and just who . The 1982 Football Cheering Squad leaves the 1983 Squad a great season. Kristin, Kelly, Nancy, Tony, Buffy, and Tricia leave Miss Brett ' s sixth period class. Cally and Elaine leave together. Patti and Terry leave their empty bottles to Chris. Nick, Scott, and Fin leave dropping an elbow on Sue. Dianne and Kristin leave scheming. Paul Swaim leaves his kicking sneaker. Chris Faletra leaves with his eyes on the underclasswomen. Joyce Patermo leaves for the ultimate goal, K.C.B. John Manning leaves with Kathy Holden close behind. Mike, Rich, Dawn, and Sue leave computer science class, and 10 print Diggem Hartshorn. Richard Gravallese leaves his nickname Humma . Colleen Freeman leaves her purple image. Natalie Frattallone leaves her excused absences. Jeff Baker leaves Mary Albert in Texas after homeroom rep. victory. Ted Grevelis and Jeff Lewis leave Mr. Cavanaugh and Mrs. Hague in search of Charles Aznavou. Francine leaves two cookies, a bag of chips, and an ice cream sandwich. Paula Champagne leaves to find a shortstop. J.K. leaves a dime. Paula Driscoll leaves too cute!!! Fran Callanan leaves the halls. Patty Kiley leaves Friendly ' s. Nick Chunias and Fin Burns leave for the W.W.W.F. trying to get each other to submit to referee Dick Worley. Paul Lomasney leaves a DiMaggio slide. Woo, Woo, Woo! Lorraine S. leaves with her G.E.D. and says HI! to everyone in the Class of ' 831 v - %4 105 I r?l DOUBLE CROSS (In tree) J. Izzo, N. Barrett, M. Murray, J. Bergeron, (Standing) M. Ryan, J. Foster, G. Wall, S. Thompson, A. Stanganelli, (kneeling) K. Champagne. Over the past few years, PVMHS lacrosse has become an increasingly popular sport. Coach Robert Danish has built the founda- tion for a program that has taught many stu- dents about the game. The results have been evident in many strong and talented players. The ' 81- ' 82 team, which finished the season with an 8-6 record, just missed the State Championship by one game. However, they did capture the North Shore title by being undefeated in the North Shore League with a record of 6-0. Many of the players from the ' 81- ' 82 team returned in the ' 82- ' 83 season to the positions in which they excelled: Jon Izzo in attack position; Kevin Houlden, Jack Foster and Mike Murray at second midfield line; Keith Champagne and Chris Faletra an- choring down the defense; and Scott Thompson in the net. These seniors had the experience and the skill necessary to carry the team to victory, and they anticipated a successful season. PLAY BALL Coach Sapienza, D. Quinlan, M. London, J. Manning, D. Garafano, A. Colarusso, D. O ' Neil, J. Daly, P. Yeo, D. Sapienza wv: •« The 1983 Tanner Baseball team was characterized by its versatility as well as its skilled pitching. Although the team lost one starting pitcher to graduation, the loss was compensated for by the return of another pitcher who had recovered from a shoulder injury. The depth of the ' 83 team was due largely to the multi-faceted talents of the players. Each member was counted on to be profi- cient at more than one position. Returning pitchers were Dave Garafano, Mike London, and three-year starter John Manning. Seniors Joe Daly, Pat Yeo, Scott Kennedy, Dave Quinlan, and Anthony Colarusso filled the rest of the positions. Coaching these determined and skillful players was Rick Sapienza, who also antici- pated a winning season. The veteran pitching and coaching, along with the versatility of the players, promised to be a strong nucleus for a successful campaign. - PLAYING THE FIELD (Front row) Head Coach Nizwantowski, B. Murphy, L. Rocker, N. Barrett, M. Ryan, J. Daly, J. Foster, S. Kennedy, K. Houlden, S. Ghostlaw, K. Kelley, J. Lewis, T. Grevelis, Trainer Cronin. (Second row) Coach Archis, P. Swaim, P. Gerakis, G. Smyrnios, M. Hooper, A. Hiou, B. Murphree, D. Comeau, M. Gallagher, M. Murray, P. Smyrnios, R. McKinnon, Coach Bogigian. (Third row) Coach Nangle, M. Geissler, B. Murray, D. Mann, K. Champagne, B. Vacarro, S. McKenna, J. Libby, B. Brown, G. Wall, P. Krisko, D. Bovio, Coach Murphy. (Back row) S. Baker, S. Thompson, D. O ' Neil, ). Maguire, B. Keimach, J. Murphy, M. Rizzo, D. Sapienza, M. Sanderson, P. Zorzonello, J. Maguire, S. Ilmrud. Entering their senior year, the varsity veterans knew that this season would be unlike previous ones because they had a new coach, Ed Nizwantowski. He was in a difficult spot, having been told only a week before the first session that he had received the job. Left with little time to organize a coaching staff, he recruited former PVMHS standouts L. Archis, J. Nangle, and D. Murphy. After the team ' s first workout, the play- ers realized that their new coaches were dedicated and enthusiastic. The staff and players worked very hard, but the team just didn ' t have the numbers or experience that Peabody has had in years past. However, the 1982-83 team is proud to have started a new era in PVMHS football, and they wish Coach Niz and his future Tanners the best of luck. KEEPING (Back row) S. Feeny, J. Call, G. Fotheringham, D. Holden, C. Garland, D. Keirsel, R. Rosenthal, S. Scovil, M. Gielo, E. Surrette c t Morrisson, B. Atkinson, M. Alves. (Front row) E. Fitzsimons, M. Johnson, D. Coulter, S. Kavanagh, J. Mello, S. Fuller. The Boy ' s and Girl ' s Cross Country Teams, undefeated through their first four meets, hoped to keep up that suc- cess all the way to a potential Greater Boston League Championship. Many juniors and sophomores on the teams gave strength and depth to the efforts of Seniors Jim Mello, Sean Kavanagh, Dave Coulter, Mike Johnson, John Newbury, and Terry Ellis. Each senior on the team made his and her own unique contribution to what everyone hoped would be a championship sea- son. ON TRACK! (Back row) P. Berube, C. Moran, K. O ' Neil, D. Kerrigan, L. Diplacido, K. Champagne, K. McGovern. (Front row) G. Braz, T. Eon, T. Ellis, K. Romano, M. Donlon, S. Mello. HMS An important element of the success of the team was the dedication and hard work of Coach Phil Sheridan. Demanding exertion and serious effort. Coach Sheri- dan aided his runners every step of the way. His own reputation as a runner gave him the insight to understand the many challenges that faced the team. The team ' s successes were due in great measure to Coach Sheridan, and the 1982-83 team wishes him and his future runners the best of luck. 127 BATTER UP! The 1983 Girls ' Softball Team looked forward to a promising season. The girls had their eyes on the Greater Boston League crown after many grueling workouts and lots of practicing, and they anticipated fun as well as success. ■ s s • v V . ; K. Holden, K. Brennan, K. Sullivan, Coach Benoit, K. Meagher, C. McCarthy Returning seniors were starting pitcher Kathy Holden, along with Cathy McCarthy, Kerry Meagher, Kelly Sullivan, and Kelly Brennan. Coach Lorraine Benoit deserves a great deal of credit for contributing much of her own time and hard work to the season. The combined efforts of coach and team were evident in this year ' s strong and chal- lenging club. (Back row) S. Kavanagh, M. Hart, C. Cassidy, S. Seed, E. Hantzopoulos, M. Donlon, M. Albert, K. Keating, K. Romano, J. Mello, D. Coulter, DeMild, T. Grevelis. (Front row) T. MacGregor, G. Braz, T. Ellis, D. Smerczynski, S. Mello, K. Ellis, C. Isaacson. LIFE IN THE FAST LANE PVMHS Track has been one of the most successful sports at the High School. Over the years, the Tanners have won many consecutive GBL titles, and, at the start of the ' 83 season the boys were in the midst of 47 duel meet victory streak which the team hoped would con- tinue on throughout the season. Over the years Coach George Smyrnios has cultivated many successful runners. In 1983 his charges included seniors Ted Grevelis, Mike Murray, Dave Coulter, Sean Kavanagh, Jim Mello, Jeff Tretola, Scott Thompson, Rob McKinnon, Jeff Lewis, Mike Johnson, Kerry Kelly, Evie Hantzopoulos, Charlene Isaacson, Mary Albert, Diane Smerczynski, and Terry Ellis. All indications pointed to yet another winning season for the Peabody Tanner Track team. 129 ON THE REBOUND! The PVMHS Boys ' Basketball team came into the 1983 season anticipating success. The Tanners, after struggling through a 5-12 campaign in ' 82, hoped to turn the program around under sec- ond year coach Ken Peavey. Seniors Tony Spignese, Steve Shepard and Captain Scott Kennedy worked during the offseason with a talented group of underclassmen in preparation for the CBL schedule. - (Back Row) B. Brown, J. Lomasney, J. Scacchi, R. Broughton, J. McMahon, M. Hurwitz, D. Lebron, Coach Peavey. (Front Row) S. Shepard, C Hayward, T. Spignese, S. Kennedy, J. Turkette, M. Donovan, B. Kelly. The ' 83 Tanners strived for strong team play and a depth that would create an awesome force against their opponents and help to place them high in the league standings. The team veterans agree that 1983 was the year Peabody basketball turned around, beginning a new program that should lead to many victorious seasons. FOUL PLAY (Back row) Coach Heil, D. Pettipas, D. McGovern, L. Smith, K. Foley, T. Spencer, K. Meagher. (Front row) C. McCarthy, T. Irzyk, L. Cassidy, K O ' Neil. The 1982-83 Girls Basketball team hoped to continue its winning ways for Peabody High. Seniors on this year ' s team included Kerry Meagher, Cathy McCarthy, and Karen O ' Neil, and ex- cellent leadership was provided by sen- ior co-captains Tracey Irzyk and Lisa Cassidy. These girls aspired to blend their talents for many victories in the 82-83 season. Depth and balance character- ized the 82-83 team, which played under the direction of coach Jane Heil and trainer Ju- lie Macrinotis. The fact that the girls got along well together off the court was reflected in their performance on the court. They left the season with good memories and a sense of achievement which evolved from strong team effort. f ■ ■ |fl g 9 KEEPING TRACK OF THINGS The 1982-83 Indoor Track Team worked hard to dominate their oppo- nents. The Boys team hoped to defend their titles as State Champs and North- ern Area Champs, while the girls antici- pated gaining the GBL title. Under the strong leadership of coaches George Smyrnios, Jim Nangle, the goals of both teams appeared realistic. (Back row) K. Ellis, M. Donlon, D. Smerczynski, K. Keating, S. Seed, D. Woodworth, K. Romano, T. Eon. (Second row) B. Weincur, K. Black, M. Bowlds, L. Begin, M. Albert, C. DeMild, C. Cassidy, S. Mello. (Third row) K. Champagne, G. Braz, T. MacGregor, T. Ellis, D. Stubbs, M. Hart. (Front row) J. Viera, M. Resendez, S. Torensky, L. Jameson. (Back row) S. Ilmrud, B. Vaccaro, D. Sapienza, J. Lewis, ). Murphy, H. Moss. (Second row) Coach Smyrnios, S. Fitzsimons, G. Smyrnios, Sanderson, P. Krisko, M. Murray, S. Thompson, T. Grevelis, S. Kavanagh, P. Smyrnios, M. Fee, J. Mello, Coach Nangle. (Third row) S. Fuller, A. Piggot, B. Murray, C. Garland, B. Atkinson, R. Rosenthal, D. Coultier. (Front row) P. Mendez, E. Surrette, E. Strobel, C. Collins, D. Smyrnios, M. Alves, D. Kiemack. The Boys team included seniors Scott Thompson, Sean Kavanagh, Jim Mello, Jeff Lewis, and captains Ted Grevelis and Mike Murray. Seniors on the Girls team were Diane Smerczynski, Terry Ellis and captains Mary Albert and Evie Hantzopoulos. The members of both teams worked toward improving their personal bests in an effort to retain the winning reputation of PVMHS. (Standing L-R) Ass ' t. Coach P. Costa, M. Leonard, M. Ryan, T. Williams, M. Hill, K. Grayton, A. Colarusso, D. Vater, S. Ingham, S. Gerahty, S. Norman, Ass ' t. Coach K. Flynn, Head Coach G. Kinnally (Kneeling L-R) N. Mootafian, K. LeBlanc, P. Acquaviva, P.J. Pierce, T. Acquaviva, T. Boyd, P. Sedlier, D. Fortini, L. Giroux, Manager D. Regal. AS COLD AS ICE Although the 82-83 Tanner hockey season was a fair one in terms of point scoring, it will go down as one of the best in sportsmanship. Coaches Kinna- ly, Flynn, and Costa taught their players not only the basics of the game, but also how to win and lose with dignity. The team ' s attitude was evident in many a Tanner performance. The five seniors on the ' 82- ' 83 team; co-captain Anthony Co- larusso, co-captain Tom Ac- quaviva, Tim Williams, Don Fortini, and Mark Hill; played with enthusiasm and a great deal of dedication to their team. They left the season with pride and wish future Tanner teams the best of luck. THE BEAM TEAM The 82-83 gymnastics team in- cluded seniors Therese Cham- pagne, Lee Rauci, Erin Ho rri- gan, and captain Julie Cardin- al. The girls practiced diligent- ly in an effort to perfect their skills at their respective events and hoped to leave the 1983 season as one of the most suc- cessful in PVMHS gymnastics history. The Peabody High Gymnastics team has performed very well in the past few years. During the 80-81 and 81-82 seasons, PVMHS won the Northeastern Championships, as well as en- tering the District Champion- ships in 1981. The 1983 team, under the direction of coach Sue Lentis, hoped to carry on the winning tradition. (Back row) D. Thompson, K. Brown, H. Doersam. (Middle row) j. Gargas, L Sums. (Front row) J. Cardinale. Seniors missing from picture: L. Rauci, T. Champagne, E. Horrigan. The 1983 PVMHS Swim Team had high hopes for a winning season. All of the members; in- cluding seniors Barbara Botto, Kerry Kelly and captain Steve Brown; worked with Coach Ken Leawood and assistant coach Paul Flynn to improve as individuals and thereby im- prove as a team. TAKING THE PLUNGE! w) J. Athas, J. Harris, J. Zunick, S. Brown, (Front row) Coach Leawood, C. Nee, S. Story, S. 1 1 Ili, J. Riley, K. Chace, M. Karp, Asst. Coach- P. Flynn. The goals of the 82-83 team were multi-faceted: to provide an enjoyable growth exper- ience; to work hard in training and at school studies; to realize through group experience the values of dedication, coopera- tion and sportsmanship; and to take pride in its representation of PVMHS. The attitude and spirit of the team were essential to their outstanding perfor- mances. CHEERS! (Back row) R. Sharry, L. Xerras, K. O ' Neil, P. Churchill, R. Pifalo, A. Silva. (Middle row) A. Scharf, J. Barbuto, D. Hughes, S. Hunt, K. Curreri, D. Ellison. (Front row) H. Morrison, B. Jacobson. (Back row) D. Dipalo, J. Peruffo, L. Burns, S. Morrison, D. Brothers, T. Lifford, L. Warner, T Campagna. (Front row) L. Strabone, D. Alexander, K. Bouchard, N. Marotta, T. Irzyk, B. Rosen. Hockey Coach Mrs. Sweeny and Football Coach Mrs. Marotta. (Back row) R. DeLorenzo, L. Leggit, M. McCarthy, K. Barry, N. Myerow, C. Sullivan, J. Solomon, L. Rauci. (Front row) D. Fiske, K. Delavorias, E. Zimmerman, mascot, S. Aucoin, C. DeMild, P. Alexandrou. The 1982-83 Cheerleadi ng season began early in the spring of ' 82 when many girls attended after-school practices and worked hard to im- prove their skills in nervous anticipa- tion of trying-out for the squad of their choice. After being accepted by squad, the girls learned and re- hearsed up to fifty chants and cheers for their upcoming seasons. The girls didn ' t take lightly their re- sponsibility of raising spirits at Pea- body games. The energy involved showed in red faces and hoarse voices, and their effort was greatly appreciated by both Tanner fans and team members. The three 82-83 squads would like to show their appreciation of a group of unseen, yet important, cheer- leaders. These are the boosters, who did all the behind-the-scenes work and raised spirits in their own special way. IN THE SWING! (Back row) Coach Hennessey, S. Johnson, P. Sedlier, M. Klotz, B. Edmonds, L. Goodwin, M. Sedlier. (Front row) D. Fortini, M. Trabucco, Co- captain T. Acquaviva, Co-captain P. Cronan, P. Price, P. Acquaviva. In the Schoolboy golf scene, the Tanner golfers have long been known as a force with which to be reckoned. In the 1981-82 season, after years of dominating the Greater Boston League, the PVMHS golf team joined the powerful Catholic Conference. Under the direc- tion of Coach George Hennes- sey, the team posted a 9-2-1 re- cord, taking second place. By depending on the experience and skillful playing of the four veteran seniors, Thomas Ac- quaviva, Donald Fortini, Peter Cronan, and Mark Trabucco, the golf team hoped to leave the 1982-83 season as one of the winningest ever at Pea- body Veierans Memorial High School. 144 TENNIS. S. Morrison, M. Abizaid, N. Barrett, B. Myhal, A. Garber, H. Marks, D. Stein Seniors on the girls ' tennis team included Mimi Abi- zaid, Nancy Barrett and Eve Zimmerman. These strong and dedicated players were counted on to carry the team to many victories in the ' 82- ' 83 season. With this kind of skill and experience, the Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Tennis Team looked forward once again to competing for the League Championship and a birth in the State Tournament. The 1983 Tennis Team expected to carry on the win- ning tradition of Peabody tennis. During the 1981-82 season, under first year coach Tony Lena, the Peabody netmen finished in second place with a 7-3 record and qualified for the State Tournament. After losing only two varsity players to graduation, the Tanners hoped to come back with an experienced and talented team. Expected to lead the boy ' s team were Bob Myhal and Mike Royer, who had both been varsity starters as sophomores and juniors. Another senior, Andy Garber, played in a number of varsity matches in the ' 81- ' 82 season, and at the start of the ' 82- ' 83 season hoped to make a strong bid for a starting job. Other returning seniors who added to the depth of the team were Harold Marks, Scott Morrison and David Stein. STICKING WITH IT! v, ■ 1982 marked the PVMHS field hockey team ' s 8th consecutive tournament-bound season, and this year ' s squad hoped to keep up the Peabody tradition of success. After many grueling workouts and hours of practice under the direction of Coach Benoit, the girls eagerly antici- pated capturing the G.B.L. crown. fe l§§ (Back row) Coach Talkington, E. Hantzopoulos, K. Holden, Co- captain D. Smerczynski, L. Roy, Co-captain K. Sullivan, T. Spaneas, B. Bell, K. Brennan, S. Aucoin, K. Makela, Coach Benoit. (Front row) D. O ' Connell, D. McGovern, A. Manning, D. Pettipas, E. Hantzopoulos, K. Black, J. Curran. - ' X ' .iiitMiai • •■■■•a, � «i, iiiijg g’limaaMm”! ••«% , — Speed and aggression came from offensive seniors K. Hold- en, K. Brennan, S. Aucoin, D. Smerczynski, D. O ' Connell, and T. Spaneas, while defensive seniors K. Sullivan, B. Bell, K. Makela and E. Hantzopoulos kept up both steadiness and momentum. L. Roy was the outstanding senior goaltender. All the girls were proud to have been a part of the hard-work- ing 1982 squad. f £$ + .a Jim A SSm T A KICK IN THE GRASS! (Back row) R. Lebel, R. Williams, G. Valentin, M. Leonard, K. Leonowert, D. Clark, S. Kemp, M. Blanche, N. Mootafian, Coach Fernandes. (Front row) M. London, T. Spignese, Co-captain N. Chunias, Co-captain S. Senese, D. O ' Neil, T. McGinn, J. Izzo. MM e t jgM r 1982 promised to be a good year for the PVMHS soccer team. Many good players stepped in to fill the positions lost by the graduation of 8 of 11 starting players. Co-captained by N. Chunias and S. Senese, seniors J. Izzo, M. London, D. O ' Neil, T. Spignese, and T. McGinn made valuable contri- butions to the team. Coach Fernandes helped the veteran players further refine their soccer skills. Under his di- rection the inexperienced players developed as the sea- son progressed. Everyone worked hard to create a great team and a winning atmo- sphere. The players hoped to make the 1982 season a memo- rable one in PVMHS history. 09 ° o At � V V vt s VV ; o v ?e� ' J 0 ° AS 1 i ' % 1 VEe AO oe ,,} e c � « ' V 1 ?e� ' A ° ' A 0 ' AS A ° , S ' S 0 v ov? VS 0 -rtv 1 t-i CV ' v° Se A eAS v |C e .X 1 o ot e ' « V A° ' ,o ,cV ,A ° ' AS x W e C ' A % SO oS fe t. J% e . fefe c,fe e t«5A ' v a e 0 V e V?t o B oS s a A ai A ■tf feS VCS • 1 V G tV • ' -i qAS SI v � t o’ p fe A V 4 O e v Ae snA° ,a c-fa 1 -« nC ' tf s 1 % tf- £ 1 s ;« e VS ■ 150 e A cV N ?m C % $ te t� ' l ' ' ' Vt , w® 0?9° ' cV ’ ; VLV ' io° ' AS 0 P c 0 e V V c o HOME GAMES CAPITALIZED 151 (Seated): Senior Class Pres. Sue Kneeland, Vice Pres. Nick Chunias, Advisor Mrs. Kozwich. (Standing): Sec. Scott Kennedy and Treas. Jonathan Burns. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES (Back Row): P. Murray, G. Tighe, C. Sullivan, E. Canatselos, J. Barbuto, S. Kumph, K. Dover. (Middle Row): Silber, S. Allman, C. Faletra, N. Marotta, C. Skwara, C. Andreadakis, S. Connolly, S. Hunt. (Front Row): M. Onos, A. Freedman, E. Maitland, C. Newell, F. Correia, M. Winter. 154 JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES (Back row) L. Mackenzie, J. O ' Rourke, D. Stubbs, K. Budd, K. Fermon, A. Curewitz, R. Macone, R. Lezberg, Cooper, K. O ' Connell. (Middle) D. Rowe, B. Tighe, G. Wall, E. Hantzopoulos, Spike, C. Frasca, P. Rizzo, C Pettipas, R. Rowley. (Back row) D. Linn, J. Glusgol, D. McCarthy, T. Stella, L. Afrow, J. Barrows, D. Turnansk) SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 155 LATIN CLUB (Members) Pres. N. Chunias, Sec. R. Pifalo, V-P B. Myhal, Tres. L. Gallant, Ass. Tres. M. Delomba, M. Abizaid, J. Barrows, K. Cimon, J. Daly, M. Epstein, ). Foster, J. Glusgol, K. Holden, S. Kavanagh, S. Kennedy, S. Kneeland, K. Makala, J. Manning, N. Marotta, D. McCarthy, ). McGinn, M. Murray, D. O ' Neil, D. O ' Neil, M. Royer, K. Smith, J. Sousa, D. Tullo, S. Dover, M. Lowy, J. Bergeron, ). Izzo, L. Tempkin, A. Lichtenstein, M. Bowlds, C. Cassidy, S. Connelly, L. Affro, E. Maitland, K. O ' Neil, C. Faletra, S. Comeau, S. Hunt, C. Young, K. O ' Connell, T. Irzyk, E. Hantzopolous, J. Izzo, T. Spignese, M. Newbery, R. Rizzo. GERMAN CLUB (Back row) Advisor. J. Dusel, J. Stark, J. Curran, K. Black, B. Heusser, G. Kevorkian, T. Banle. (Front row) S. Schubert, Tres. K. Watts, V-P T. Penta, Ass. Tres. D. Witzer, Pres. S. Ackley. 156 r GREEK CLUB FRENCH CLUB 157 (The Senior members of the French Club include) J. Fabrizio, D. Elsea, M. Garnick, K. Silber, M. Ochinang, D. Koepp, K. Shenker, V. Kevorkian, T. Ellis, R. Gravallese, A. Crawford, L. Gross, J. McCarthy, C. Newell, A. Friedman, A. Costa, F. Correia, L. Estabrooks, J. Rodriques, M. Johnson, K. Neckers, C. Koor, B. Rosen, A. Silbert, T. Jones, P. Swaim, S. Brown, M. Winter, T. Grevelis, M. Murray, B. Cavanagh, J. Lewis, D. Smith, A. Douglas. (Back row) D. Arguropoulos, D. Pappadouplos, E. Apostolopoulos, T. Dakos, Treas. C. Andreadakis, Pres. M. Tsoukalis, E Kaiavolas, T. Zouppas, N. Tsaltas, G. Aiexandros, Advisor E. Korkaris. (Front row) M. Birmbas, S. Lembidakis, V.-P. L. Zerras, Sec M. Glyptis, J. O ' FHara, C. Katsarakes CONGOU) RtsonHoru. Baker, D. Stein, J. Birkner, M. Scarlata, R. Gravallese, D. Smith STUDENT COUNCIL 158 J® (Back row) M. Trabucco, N. Barrett, J. Foster, ). Daly, D. Rosenthal, C. Faletra, D. DiPaolo, L. Burns, C. Keating, S. Seed, L. Mangone, B. Fabiano. (Middle) Advisor R. Simons, K. O ' Neill, K. Holden, T. Irzyk, E. Hantzopoulos, D. Alexander, K. Smith, D. Hughes, D. O ' Neil, C. Frasca, S. Kneeland, G. Wall, K. Smerczynski. (Front row) L. Banville, D. Woodworth, L. Warner, D. Brothers, J. Cooper, S. Morrison, T. Liford, S. Kepnes, I. Stockhamer. w—i ii i him aw ii I I - i III i I ■ p III I I e. NEWSPAPER STAFF S. Brown, J. STAGE ONE (Front row) Tres. B. Kerstetter, Sec. M. Teague, V.-P. S. Guinard, Pres. C. Mowder, Advisor Father Toste. (Second row) K. Marsh, D. Oliveira, L. Milozynski, M. DiPietro, J. Bergland, L. MacGilvary, H. Ankeles. (Third row) L. Dupius, D. Ciman, A. Parry, ). Brown, J. Gardner, D. Kelly, G. Pickard, K. Sullivan, K. Cooper. (Fourth row) R. Gallucio, M. Freedman, M. Glyptis, L. Ciampa, L. MacKenzie, C. Brown, S. Slafsky, M. McLaughlin, J. O ' Hara, C. Katsarakes. (Fifth row) G. Kevorkian, J. Hawes, S. Goldberg, L. Bloomberg, S. Lanzer, K. Haggerty, J. Hetherington, M. Sanders, K. O ' Hara. (Sixth row) B. Lawnsby, E. Durkee. _ • — WM STAGE ONE SENIORS 159 ANNOUNCERS CLUB KEY CLUB (Back row) ). Brown, Advisor D. Whitmore, R. Barrett. (Front row) K. Gaulin, E. Jacobs SMJDKIffu (Back row) S. Diaz, A. Pena, N. Johnson, Sec. B. Botto, A. Nardelli, C. Bettencourt, D. Scarpatte, Advisor. . Donato, T. Hudson (Front row) M. Espinal, K. Cooper, R. Coelho, R. Zimmerman, Pres. J. Spyropoulas, Tres. C. Dunajski, A. Rodrigus, D. Archam boult, C. Nee. (Missing) B. Heusser, T. Maneras, B. Hatfield, I. Herrear, M. Cunha, G. Figueroa, T. Williams, J. Imprescia. 160 LIBRARY AIDES COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB 8 (Back row) J. Bluestein, R. Blumenthal, L. Cabrera, R. Pifalo, C. Shahnaian, M. Albert, K. Budd, C. O ' Connor, S. Birkner, A. Lichtenstein, N. Maker, V. Julian, L. Dzuineski, Advisor D. Hartshorn. (Middle) Pres. R. Gravallese, M. Scarlata, F. Finicaro, B. Jacobson, M. Zunick, B. Cavanagh. (Front row) L. Roy, D. Splaine, S. Kneeland, D. Colten, J. Daly, J. Baker, D. Hussey, K. Hersey. 161 BAND (Members) J. Agurkis, C. Ahearn, S. Allman, E. Andrews, M. Barna, J. Blake, K. Brooks, S. Brown, L. Burns, A. Chesbro, R. Chesbro, K. Cohen, M. Cohen, P. Cole, R. Comeau, K. Davis, P. Devlin, J. Dithomas, C. Driscoll, B. Flamm, C. Garland, D. Harris, K. Hersey, B. Hershman, J. Hetherington, D. Jcos, P. Juliano, S. Kemp, G. Kile , W. Lawnsby, J. Ledbury, R. Looby, E. Mahoney, R. Marcinisyn, K. Marsh, P. Mistry, T. Moses, P. Murray, G. Joos, M. O ' Brien, R. Pifalo, L. Prodanas, S. Purdy, S. Ranccuri, D. Reppucci, S. Sandler, E. Scharf, D. Schloss, M. Schmidt, E. Sherrick, J. Shorey, J. Simches, J. Stark, D. Stubbs, R. Teague, S. Thomas, B. Wenicur, M. Yankopoulos, T. Zealor, K. Pierce, D. Norstrom, M. Quinlan, J. Freeman. BAND COUNCIL (Back row) K. Cohen, Sec. Tres. C. Miller, Pres. E. Sherrick, V-P P. Murray, S. Thomas. (Front row) Advisor. T. Lamy, J. Daly, J. Abbot, J. Hetherington, D. Stubbs. 162 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (Members) D. Alexander, S. Allman, S. Brown, K. Cooper, F. Correia, D. Coulter, M. DeLomba, D. Elsea, D. Fournier, M. Garnick L. Gross, E. Hantzopoulos, V. Julian, V. Kevorkian, D. Koepp, T. Lazzaro, T. Lucarini, J. Lukaski, N. Marotta, J. McCarthy, K McWha, S. Morrison, M. Murray, L. Nelson, M. Ochinang, D. O ' Neill, K. O ' Neill, K. Shenker, K. Silber, C. Skwara, S. Thompson T. Thompson, M. Winter. _ w •V ' i K It w Mr jyj I , I JAZZ ENSEMBLE The members of the Jazz Ensemble include: K. Hersey, J. Smickes, M. Cohen, C. Garland, J. DiThomas, D. Dabrieo, E. Alter, K Cohen, D. Stubbs, G. Joos, G. Kiley, A. Chesbro, M. O ' Brian, D. Harris and S. Sandler MATH LEAGUE SCIENCE LEAGUE 4 (Members) Pres. E. Maitland, V.P. S. Brown, Sec. B. Cavanagh, Advisor. S. Avedikian, K. Neckers, S. Kavanagh, M. Johnson, J. Birkner, S. Brown, A. Garber, A. Lazzaro, K. McWha, G. Joos, S. Morrison, J. Mello, M. Blackadar, E. Stark, D. Tullo, A. Silbert, B. Cavanagh, E. Maitland, T. Slutky, K. Jacob, M. Bowlds, K. Budd, E. Fitzsimons, D. Elsea, M. Garnick, M. Murray, B. Rosen, M. Ochinaig, D. Palomo, D. Archambault, P. Diamondopoulos, C. Faltera, K. Silber. (Missing) J. Spyropoulos 164 (Back row) K. Hersey, G. Joos, Co-V-P A. Garber, D. Paloms, Co-V.P. K. Silber, Co-Pres. M. Ochinang, M. Rapaport. (Front row) S David, J. Birkner, K. McWha, P. Diamondopous, J. Mello. Sec. K. O ' Neill, Treas. M. Murray, Co-Pres. S. Morrison, Advisor J Grotto. Carol Ann Skwara: Editor-in-Chief, Lisa Gallant: Busi- ness Manager, Jennifer Dziuba: Advertising Manager, Dianne Alexander: Sports, Joyce Patermo: Faculty and Special Events, Doreen Gallo: Faculty and Special Events, Susan Kornitsky: Copy, Paula Driscoll: Clubs and Seniors, Sharon Hart: Vocational, Sue Cain: Can- dids, Rachel McGrail: Mini-Mag and Seniors, John Hurley: Photography, Jim Middleton: Photography, Jack Wilson: Advisor tr- ' Vocational Treasurer: Robert Peicott, Vice President: Paul Lazarides, Director: Richard White, President: Wayne Banks, Secretary: Richard Mscisz. Director ' s Message PEABODY VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Peabody. Massachusetts 0196O Dear Graduates: I would like to extend my sincere congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1983. I would like, in particular, to congratulate those seniors that I have had the privilege to be associated with during the past three years, the Vocational School students. The faculty and staff, who have been your teachers and advisors, wish you success and happiness in all your future endeavors. We, who have tried to train and guide you in your secondary education, hope that we have made some im- pressions that will be lasting. May the specialized training in your individual ized shops and laboratories be an aid to you as you travel down the road of life. Sincerely, Richard J. White Director 171 Vocational Staff: Paul Actis, Edward Brawley, John Celata, Howard Collyer, Donna Costa, Michael Crowley, Wil- liam Delp, Catherine Donato, Arthur Eldridge, Thomas Elliot, Thomas Flynn, Elizabeth Graczyk, jane Heil, Lawrence Kohut, George Lembidakis, George Marquis, Joseph Mello, Raymond Ouellette, John Pyburn, Sandra Ring, Charles Rollins, Charles Smyrnios, Wilfred Thibodeau, John Torosian, Lewis Wilson, Dianne McMahon, Su- zanne Bornstein, Mark Gatti, Edward Nizwantowski. ' ■r v ' i MACHINE SHOP it, ; Y4L Members of the Machine Shop include: M. Birmingham, N. Candido, T. Caron, G. Cook, E. Couto, P. Curreri, A. Fitch, M. Girard, R. Girard, M , Johnson, D. Mangold, D. Montminy, R. Ortins, S. Provenzano, E. Rowe, and K. Whitcomb. (Left to right) T. Grenier, P. Pantapas, M. Mazurkiewicz, M. Fay, R. Hyde, P. Lazarides, J. Silva, M. Macklin. MECHANICS SHOP AUTO BODY rr, . :•«-- ?: i� , £•� «• ' ' A 4. _r� Mi ZlmSM yt ■ -M V (Standing left to right) R. Shaw, R. Mscisz, A. Kagan, G. Cook. (Sitting left to right) M. Morton, G. Swartz. ■■■ ™ ■■ mm mm m mmanH an mm m aa 174 CARPENTRY KMHjB (Front) S. Foglietta, A. Rocco, R. Maurais, L. Ftardenbrook, R. Shattuck. (Back) T. Ouellette, D. Diefenbach, C. Gomes ' Bradley, I. Twiss, D. Mello. 175 ELECTRICAL (Front) J. Millea, J. Lata, K. Bell, R. Peicott, W. Banks, P. Denis. (Back) A. Gray, J. DaSilva. 176 PEABODY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ' 83 de to features SATURDAY. CM • (top) wait in iiatry has felt brunt of la a shipyard (bottom left), itwi mk nf Lnhm A nd the r ession wracked donmng hard hat at kwhicmhe said would mfeVnce said “no By Thoma Globe Stat WASH ment in t! to double first tim� soup kite The nation percent ir cent the of a con most me Ity: there imp zon. Comiri fore the there wai nomic which sc well-plar leg civil disobedient conferences, an avak cal comment by DeA wand their allies In the taborand civil rights movements, and a loud dc fense from the Reagan AdmintsirW tion. which promised re wery 8®d9 but no early re Vemployd ment. on a camp sked his ofk pee litlcal f Vs .arid cru Yester Y | timbers utVency scalcely mat In totaYcontrastV FJp Jments in the fiWnclal o V Ws, where signs of corranued declines In inte H rates ctmrged wealths HMytduy hant ON - Unemploy lied States shot up last month for the i ' e the breadlines, £ and despair of the 4’ears ago Apartment said the ) rate jumped to 10,1 i ember from 9 8 per i before. In ' d detcrrkp ori of ' ofj dnomlc actlv liely three weeks be ’ (ess Iona 1 elections. J«uch political as cco oito yesterday s news, tfa chain reaction of tnclud vents here POLITICS THERE’S A I0T fOBE SAIDFOI RAY SHAMIE. Solidarity call Vov. 10 strike V }K , Glemp assail union’s dissoli VUIE YCO ON QUESTION t THE NUCLEAR ARMS RAC I Barney Dumps Heckler In Landslide — Kennedy Out Of The Race In ' 84 — Duke Drops The King — Bottle Bill Passes — Death Penalty On the Books poimrs TURDAY. OCTOBER 9. 198. i Telephone 929-2000 gJJS SK 2 , ignaaut i - - - - — -- - - . US jobless rate hits double digits: 10.1 Soviets begin transfer of powe ; 2 Chinese leaders replac Drunk Drivers Getting Bumped — Bradley And Brown Out In California George Wallace Back On Top — Schmidt Ousted By Kohl — Gorsuch Quits MUSIC J. Geils Band, Hall And Oates, A Flock Of Seagulls, The Police, ABC, Pat i84 Benatar, The Who, Willie Nelson, Stray Cats, Men At Work, Journey, Robert MEN AT WORK eMUSIC Jenny, Jenny, who can I turn to? You giro mo something t can hold on to I know you think I’m Ilka tl to others before Who saw your name and number on the wall “Jenny I got your number I need to make you mine Jenny don’t change your number 8 - 9-7 5 - 3 - 0 - 91 ” •from “867-5309 Jonny” by Tommy Tutono THE STONES BOLL om BOOL) THROUGH EUROPE! Rush, Billy Joel, Bow Wow Wow, The Doors, The Motels, David Johansen, The Go-Go ' s, Asia, Van Halen, The Rolling Stones, Lionel Ritchie, Adam iss Champions: San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Lakers, St. Louis Cardinals, New York Islanders, University Of North Carolina, Italy (Soccer), Gordon SPORTS Champions: Marvin Hagler (Undisputed Middleweight), Chris Evert Lloyd (US Open), Thomas Hearns (WBC Junior Middleweight), Martina Navratilova Leveille condition poor Cardinals paint St. Louis red ' Italy is Vo. L soccer fam j Pi can’t believe I’m ... a Cellici EVENTS In ricl Bergman, 67. winner of 3 Oscars, dk s of cancer Princess msmm Actor Will Lee, was ‘Mr. Hooper’ on public TV’s ‘Sesame Street’; 74 Special to The Globe NEW YORK - Will l at Boston University ' s school fo 74 arhr. social research In the 1960s ■Jukakis ousts Gov. king: T nds is Tylenol IHinckleyi Seors is OOP’s nominee to Brezhnev killers lisfoundfl SOUQht innocent J vu fe «� pivm,u mat n am i ocj uau ikj iiuii ovj Tylenol capsules return in redesigned packages . o ' capsule nation c jl irks ago after sr in l hr I ' hicagn � rr i ' .‘laird in Extra UJWAN Martv l ehlntan. at VOv- larry and Bess Truman on a visit to Washington in 1958 xiplc became a top attraction to oslessrs seeking to gather major olitical figures around their la les The Trumans, who liked din She was considered a frienf warm hearted person with a t derlul sense ... humor or i mu v nsr ... manor When her husband bee John Delorean Arrested On Cocaine Charges, Prime Rate Falls to 12%, A 7lb. Prince Arrives, Herpes Sweeps The Nation, They ' re Like Awesome MOVIFS TOP GROSSING FILMS OF THE YEAR E.T. ($282 million). On Golden Pond ($119 million). Rocky III ($118 million), Porky ' s ($106 million). An Officer And A Gentleman ($83 million). Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Kahn ($80 million), Poltergeist ($73 million), Annie ($57 million). Movies of 1982-1983: Conan The Barbarian, Richard Pryor Live On Sunset Strip, Diner, Diva, Firefox, Chariots Of Fire, Dead Men Don ' t Wear Plaid Hey Bud , Let ' s Party ” A UNIVERSAL Picture C‘ y Studios I 01 B29629649F , — — — - — ' «-� , ‘“fl k k . J U F. II | 1 ■• ■ f� -. •__� M K f |l r ' aol I 0 | : Ij V T 1 4 1 ■t wap. T . THE PEABODY VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 9 META 83 Carol Skwara . . . Editor-in-Chief Lisa Gallant . . . Business Manager Editorial Board Dianne Alexander, Susan Cain, Paula Driscoll, Jennifer Dziuba Lisa Gallant, Doreen Gallo, Sharon Hart, John Hurley, Rachel McGrail, Joyce Patermo Hello! You are approaching the final section of the 1983 META: the Ad Section. But don ' t stop now! The section of advertisements is very important. Many of the individuals, businesses and companies that have advertised in our yearbook have supported countless issues of past METAs. Some ads are new with META ' 83 and we are very happy to have them join us. To our new advertisers as well as to our old stand-bys we say a sincere THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! Working on a yearbook is fun, challenging, hard work, enjoyable and also — expensive! The role that our advertisers play is an important one because there would not be a yearbook without them. As a way of saying Thanks, we have arranged to have the Ad Section printed on special blue denim paper. We hope that you like this special effect. We hope that you will look through our Ad Section very carefully. The next time that you are shopping in one of the stores that has purchased ad space in the META, we hope that you will tell them that you saw their ad in the 1983 META and you appreciate their support for our yearbook. Thank you. And we hope you enjoy our book! Sincerely, Co tcl Carol Skwara Editor-in-Chief 192 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allman John and Maureen Barbuto Nelson and Ruth Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mario Casale and Denise Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dabrieo Mr. and Mrs. John Dassuk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Driscoll Michael and Bernadette Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Kneeland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nardelli Mr. and Mrs. Augustine F. Sharry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stein Mr. and Mrs. Mike S. Temkin John and Eleanor Vargas and Sons ■ ■■■ ■■■■ ' ■■ ll ,w 11 11 ' ir _ � POLICE Class Of ' 83 ! The BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION “Specializing in All Types of Hair Care” hair for 51 Main Street Peabody Square V Oil 532-4300 Y 532-4302 mum HEARTS ' N FLOWERS Flowers For Every Occasion J Fresh Flowers ■ ■ ' 1 Silk Wedd ings Funeral Arrangement 35 Central St. Peabody, Mass. 01960 Diane D. Barrows Teleflorist £32-4130 TO THE CLASS OF 1983... CONGRATULATIONS! V rren Five Since 1 854. WARREN FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK al lour convenient Peabody locations Ten MS i rT Street, The Northshore Shopping Center ’ King ' s Plaza, and 82 Lynn Street, hone connecting all departments and offices 531-7400 r Compliments Of CAN CO. Congratulations b The Class Of 83 ConTblimenti ■Of A FRIEND 1 Compliments Of ALLYN HARDWARE TJ -t « J® O ' r- — © c? 2 “ X ■0 C O dr 5 g T oi % O 5 r O Best Wishes To The Class Of 83 From MAYOR MRS. PETER TORIGIAN AND FAMILY SH Usr Jk l rons Dave and Margaret Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Berube Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Botto Mrs. James H. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. William A. Elsea Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grevelis Jean and Arthur Holden Russ and Pam Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lazzaro Family of David M. O ' Neill 198 LULAY ' S BOTTOM LINE WHAT ' S THE STORY? WE SELL IT RIGHT BECAUSE WE BUY IT RIGHT! Our buyers scour the country in search of packaging changes, product size changes, bankruptcies, inventory reductions, importers losses and just plain old-fashioned good deals. WHY PAY MORE? If you are not paying BOTTOM LINE prices every day, then you didn ' t buy it at Lulay ' s! Save Up To 75% Off Manufacturer ' s Suggested List King ' s Plaza Next To Syms, Lowell Street 1 Mile West Of Route 1 West Peabody 535-6781 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 83 Especially Rose Sharry Amy Scharf And Tony Spignese Congratulations, •t From FEDEIM Local 1289, JK ijmm [m. In extending congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1983, the Peabody Federation of Teachers would also like to recognize the efforts of those teachers — now retired — who have contributed to making this Senior Class an outstanding example of the Peabody Tradition: Bessie Levy— Katherine Doyle — Frances MacDonald — Beatrice McCarth- y— Helen Wilson — Florence Holden — Sarah Flanagan — Thomas McHugh — Hazel Mosse— Lillian Pulli— Marie Sheehan— Julia McMahon- — Veronica Cuddire— Catherine Smith — Gertrude Doherty — Ednah Hor- ner— T. Mary Peura— Mary Thibodeau — Ethel Crean-Marguerite Dwyer- — Evelyn Burrows— Eileen Conway— Nellie Horgan— Marie Twomey- Hass Of ' 83! —Mary Lyons — Katherine Connors — Merle Kirwin — Mary Bellew — Mary Beirne— Mary Devlin — Esther Billings — Mary Donahue — Irene Mulca- hy— Alice Sheehan — Helen Lynch — Louise Laitinen — Mary Jones — Ade- line Sullivan — M. Louise Andrews — Mary Dumas Wright — Catherine Car- ey— Joseph Hughes— Marguerite Regan— Mary McNamara— Thomas McCarthy— Augustus Macione — Edward Gorman — Marie Fennes- sey— Edward T. Donahue — Helen O ' Connor — Dorothy Lee — William f Bresnahan-Muriel Brett-Thomas Callahan— Kay Callahan— Josephine Hosman — Alice Neenan — Laura Marks — Helen Karelitz — Catherine Mur- PH, 201 GAINSBORO STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 317 Essex Street Salem, Massachusetts 744-1055 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 From The Staff At Gainsboro Studio Congratulations And Best Wishes From CONWAY FUNERAL HOME 12 Chestnut Street Peabody THt NIW MUNTSY’S II iat In or Take Out Sirloin Steak Tips Greek Salad Wa Cater Pina Partial lar � Variety o« DINNERS i SUBS - PIZZA 55 PULASKI ST. Peabody. MA 532 1906 Alto Fast Tako O ut MUNTSY SUBS PIZZA 535-9821 4 lake St. W. Peabody. MA (617) 535-1231 DIET CENTER rW behavioral therapy LECTURES — . CLASSES RITA BALTAS, Consultant 2 BOURBON STREET PEABODY. MASSACHUSETTS 01960 Knights of Columbus Leo Council No. 508 531-9624 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Play Bingo 2 WTA Games - Early Bird - Coverall - 20 - $50 Games 3 - $100 Games. $100.00 In Door Prizes - Middle Game Winner Take All Early Bird 6:40 pm. Regular Games 7:00 pm Winner Take All Nightowl Coverall Free Coffee - 96 Main St. - Sunday - Peabody - Air Conditioned No Smoking Lounge CAPTAIN PIZZA 535-6067 535-6067 Kings Plaza West Peabody 203 ROMIE ' S OYSTER HOUSE AND QUARTERDECK Cor. Sylvan Endicott Sts. Danvers Two Great Restaurants Under One Roof Romie ' s Oyster House - Open Daily At 11:30 Am - Relax And enjoy Our Casual Atmosphere And Great Menu, From Hamburgers Specials - to - steak. Lobster, etc. Romie ' s Quarterdek- A Delightful Evening Of Dinner, Cocktails, Dancing To Our Great Band The Jerry Fuller Swingtet And Entertainment By Romie ' s World-Famous Singing Waitresses And Waiters, The Quarterdecks. Ideal For Functions, Banquets, Parties, Call 774-1112 532-3372 I Congratulations To The Graduating Class CHANDLER ' S HOME-MADE ICE CREAM 86 Andover St. Route 114 Peabody Quality Sint 1934 • Diamonds • Appraisals • Expert Rfpa.r • Buyers of Gold Qc Diamonds ii golden ( % ) Guild FINE JEWELRY West Peabody Plaza Next to Syms 637 Lowell Street Peabody. MA 0.1 960 535 2549 Congratulations To The Class Of 83 From The People Who ' ve Got Spirit! J. NELSON IMPORTERS 535 Lowell Street Peabody Tel. (617) 532-2128 24 Hour Service UNIQUE HEARING AID SERVICES Hearing Aides • Batteries • Repairs • Sales And Service Of Major Brands 47 Main St. Peabody Steve Beach 204 Compliments Of Compliments Of CONVENIENT FOOD MART JIM MCNAMARA 100 Lynn Street To The Good Luck! Class Of 83 531-7800 GEORGE L MARC-AURELE Marc ' Aurele Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS - HOSPITAL SUPPLIES WHEELCHAIRS - BEDS - RENTAL SALE 1 KING STREET PEABODY MA 01960 PATRICK J. WOODS teun� Mf| GENT J senvis vou first J INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance Of Every Description 531-2777 Best Wishes! 40 Main Street Peabody SHAKEY ' S QUALITY PAPER 627 A Lowell St. Peabody (Formerly Lil ' Peachs, Corner Of Lowell Lake Streets) 535-4102 Or 535-4104 We Carry A Complete Line Of 3 £ 205 Congratulations To The Class Of 83 EASTMAN GELATINE CORP Peabody, Massachusetts c fiaivkes i Auto £ t i its Jnc. CENTRAL SQUARE MIDDLETON, MA 01949 77 4-3890 8-5:30 P M, SAT. 8-5 P.M. 23 CENTRAL ST PEABODY, MA 01960 532-2020 8-8 P.M SAT 8-5 P M BOSTON 617 389-7880 PEABODY 617 531-3400 Erwin J. Wilinsky INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. KINGS PLAZA Erwin J. Wilinsky PEABODY, MASS. 01960 ( 617 ) 535-4000 ( 617 ) 535-3629 tynto Touts Croup and Ini entive Travel lames A Metropolis President Metro Travel Building 484 Lowell 5f Peabody DRUM LESSONS ONE OF NEW ENGLAND’S LARGEST DEALERS JM □IOS 13 MAIN STREET PEABODY, MA 01960 BRAND NAME DRUMS SALES • SERVICE TRADE-INS S3 1-9262 DISCOUNT PRICES Helen and Ray Albert Gloria and Bruce Baker James A. Beckham Peter and Louise Borriello Mr. and Mrs. James Canatselos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Doersam Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Gardner and Family Andrew and Charlotte Gross Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houlden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hutchinson William and Edna Kolhonen The William Lawnsby Family Helene C. London Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lukaski Fr. William M. Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marks Mrs. Charles J. McCarthy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. Joel Morrison Jane and Len Mulsman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Rodenhiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roy and Family Sharon and Jason Silber Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanganelli llidio and Ana Valente Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zastowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zunick 209 PROCTOR The Sign Of Your Own Good Taste ' A Tradition Of Tavern Hospitality Since 1666 At Proctor ' s Crossing Lowell Prospect Streets Peabody 531-1598 poqsors Councillor- At-Large JOHN J. MCGINN Congratulations! School Committeeman WALTER ROCHE Congratulations! School Committee Woman CAROL NEE Best Wishes! ■ ■ hHhP Electric Light Commissioner WILLIAM DESMOND AND FAMILY Congratulations Class Of 83! p Ward G Councillor RICHARD R. REEVES Best Wishes For Happiness And Success! Congratulations TANNERS Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Class of 1 983 More on the North Shore, every day . . . sports and news! 54 MAIN STREET, PEABODY, AAA 01960 532-1000 or 532-1005 Congratulations From CONGRESSMAN NICHOLAS MAVROULAS Congratulations Seniors From Syms Plaza Peabody, Ma, 213 Congratulations And Best Wishes From THE BURGER KING STAFF Burger King Route 1 South 120 Newbury St., Peabody Congratulations ifi - x y - : ■ a. To The JtanA B Class Of 1983 THE SKWARA FAMILY Good-Bye And Joyce Spyropoulos Vice President Christiane Bettencourt Secretary Barbara Botto Treasurer Chris Dunajski 214 “ ‘am W. Johnson 9 Si? ! ' v ' VV K r a “ ■ W v v V ••;.? ' . - i ■ f|§ tlfej ' , ’ f ALFOUR Johnson, Inc. shington Street Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 [ Sl7 848-32 , % 1-800 972-5398 v y Congratulations And Ml T All Compliments Of HARRY ANKELES, MARSHALL LEN BONFANTI D DAVE ANKELES Good Luck To The Awesome 1983 ASINO HARD ' ■If STREET nr .. ■ 215 CONVENIENT FOOD MART 598 Lowell St. Full Service Deli And In-Store Bakery RELIANT SECURITY SERVICES, INC. EDWARD B GOUN PRESIDENT 26 CROSS STREET PEABODY. MA 0196 HOURS: MON. THRU. SAT. 8 5 WED. A THURS. EVE. TIL 8 598 LOWELL ST. W. PEABODY. MA SCALI PORT(jGuese fRlNLH l t rd V VIENNA BREAD ROLLS PARAGON WORD PROCESSING SERVICE TWO HUGH TERRACE PEABODY. MASSACHUSETTS 01960 OFFICE: (617) 531-5876 RESIDENCE: (617) 532-1346 DE AN ASSOCIATES, INC. FRANCES M SCHWARTZ ( 617 ) 5 . 15-2980 535-6500 887-2100 Each Office Independently Owned 942-0357 THE GRAPHICS SHOP Quick Copy Printers 4ain Street Reading Ma. ute 28 01867 Good Luck Seniors ' 83 From STOCKWELL-RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME 114 Central St Congratulatioi To The Class Of 83 From JO-ANN ' S NUT HOUSE YANKEE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Food-Drink-Entertainment 354 Broadway Route 1 Lynnfield, Mass. 01940 Phone 598-9521 YINC BODY SHOP uxto Italian Specialties- Pastr) ig and Birthday Cakes Made k 210 MAIN ST. Stoneham, Mass. 02180 Tel. 438-9793 To Order THICKS 180 NEWBURY STREET ROUTE 1 PEABODY. MA MARKET BASKET - Mystic Mall 02150 535-9746 535-4482 Chelsea, Tel. 884-2421 3620 Mystic Vattev Pftwv. 4 Fanewtf Had Mktpl. Medford, MA 02155 Boston, MA 02 1 09 Security Corporation of America Uniformed Guard and Patrol Service Residential • Commercial • Industrial (617)396-6233 THE ARKLEIN INSURANCE AGENCY I . COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES • PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING AND SEI PEABODY MA 01960 Operations Manager ROBERT H KLEIN The WINNERS ff ATI has been training students in some of the fastest growing industries in New England. Computer Programming Digital Computer Electronics Air Conditioning Refrigeration Servicing Major Appliance Service ATI is an Accredited member of NATTS and financial aid is available. 233 West Cummings Park Woburn, MA 01801 Call Now ( 617 ) 935-3838 Licensed by The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education 217 ngratulations To 4 Class Of A .From STtfDfNT-COONC I L 218 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 From OCEAN VIEW LODGE AND COTTAGES ' In The Heart Of Cape Cod ' s Vacation Land 398-3412 ° r P.O. Box 676 gt M 532-0742 Dennisport, MA. 02639 The Valente Family Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of 83 From Your Official Football Shirt Suppliers -TRIPLE J K, INC.- Temple, Maryland international dissociation LOCAL 925 41 Lowell Street Peabody, Mass. 01960 North Shore Labor Council Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts Congratulations To The Class Of ' 831 TEL. 617 531-1120 JAMES SMYRNIOS national representative CLERK CRAFT BOND LEATHER CO. INC. AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION. AFL-CIO 24 MAIN STREET PEABODY. MASS. 01960 • secy. Scon Kennedy -T-as. Kneeland - V.P Nicholas Chunias Pres., Susan Kneeia Jonathan Burns Fellow Members of the Class much as we have ' . 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