Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

oO ? 0 o WITCH ' 78 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS ' ' (? I k k t You get the yearning now and then, to bring the memories back again, Remember, Will you remember, the times of your life . . . 4 - Good morning, yesterday. You wake up and time has slipped away . . . And suddenly it ' s hard to fin d the memories you ' ve left behind Remember, Do you remember . . . The laughter and the tears. The shadows of misty yesteryears . . . The good times and the bad you ' ve seen and all the others in between Remember, Do you remember the times of your life . . . Reach out for the joy and the sorrow, Put them away in your mind. For memories are time that you borrow, To spend when you get to tomorrow . . Here comes the setting sun. The seasons are passing one by one . . . So gather memories while you may collect the dreams you dream today Remember, Do you remember the times of your life . . . You get the yearning now and then, to bring the memories back again. Remember, Will you remember, the times of your life . . . 6 7 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the members of the Class of 1978, of Salem Classical and High School and the Vocational High School, residents of the City of Salem, State of Massachusetts; declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and revoke all former Wills and Codicile. FIRST: We direct that our debts be paid. SECOND:We direct the Junior Class of Salem Classical and High School and the Vocational High School to dare to ap- proach our records for Activities, Brains, Ingenuity and Class. THIRD: We direct that our funds be kept in tact until we have our fifth reunion some time in the year of 1983 A.D. FOURTH:We direct that the following items be given as stated below: We leave to David Pino, a set of gold drumsticks. The Senior Baseball Players leave Ed Eon, Ed Schaejbe and Tony Mento, HAWK . We leave Tommy Burke the thoughts of Freshman Football prac- tice when he got his Bells Rung. To James Dzierzanowski and Steve Szczechowicz, we leave the names of Smith and Jones. To Maryellen Higgins, we leave the news that her father will be going to college with her as its new AD. To Butch Stewart, we leave a double for Friday June 9th so he can go to both Graduation and the Prom. To Brian Spider Lockard, we leave a funny suite so he can climb up the sides of buildings. To John Hogan, we leave a sub-4-minute mile. To Dave McCormack, we leave another night of showing football films at his house. Dorothy Milan leaves Mrs. Fettelo a big pan of fudge brownies. Janice St. Pierre leaves Mr. Visselli solitary confinement. We leave the gate in the Courtyard Tunnel to Rust. Bita Sabean leaves Miss Lefthes a pair of dungarees. Tina, Kim, Margaret and Anne leave Mrs. Cashman courtyard duty during F period. Mr. Wynn ' s G Period Advanced Math Class leaves him Richard Cowhig. Lillian Zattore leaves a hug and a kiss to all her classes. Sue Sklover leaves Mr. Wynn a stuffed Pooh Bear . The G Period Advanced Math Class leaves Harry Eng his theme song, and to Steve Cranney a muzzle to keep him quiet. Sue S. Leaves Sharon L a mother . Marcia leaves Laura, — Ski. Jane Porcello leaves her flute expertice to anyone in the flute section. Sue Sklover, Stephanie Carmen leave Paula Mroz much luck for a bright future. Kathy L ' Heureux leaves pictures of Bermuda to anyone. Norman leaves his track career to Richard. The Class of ' 78 leaves Mr. Caruso memories of what could have and should have been. We leave Mr. Curtin another fire drill. Lynn Pothier leaves her Orange house messenger job to her sis- ter and her underclassmen friends. Jo-Ann Downey leaves Mr. Wynn a free pass to Little Earl ' s. The A Period Math 4 class leaves Jim Moses and Pat Foley to Mr. Anthony. All Senior Cheerleaders leave the new squads ' new advisors and lots of luck. Alice, Ellen, Tina, Marcia, Karen, Margaret, Ann and Phyllis leave Kim a quick getaway from the Lynn Classical Football Team. To Mr. O ' Keefe, we leave another Typing S Class full of Jocks. To the Class of ' 79, we leave a Senior Show. To Mr. Brennan and Blue Caf Aides, we leave memories of skid row. The F period Math 4 class leaves Augie to Mrs. Cashman. Karen Faulling leaves anyone her Santa Claus suit. To Mr. Pesche, we leave the punishment of eating the cafeteria food. To Mr. Beattie, another volleyball game for the championship of the world. To Mrs. Blair, another bus ride home from a basketball game. To Mr. Box, a day of rest. To Mr. Brennan, Peter D., Mike Hayes, John Santos and Rock A, leave a new chalk board. To Mr. Baldassari, a pair of jogging sneakers. To Mr. Carman, another week down at football camp trying to teach football players how to sing. To Mr. Carpenito, a pair of shoulder pads. To Mr. Dolan, the best of everything. To Miss Donahue, some belly dancing lessons. To Mr. Giardi, another state tourney. To Mr. Hyde, another Eric Harrison. To Coach Jim Keating, the saying get your pads on . To Mrs. Lathrop, a moving sidewalk. To Mr. Shea, we leave a school without any more Shea ' s. To Mr. Turgeon, H2 and a match. To Miss Cavanaugh, we changed the rules so students can go to the Courtyard through green house Caf. To Mr. Byrd and Mr. Kolz, there will be no driver education Classes This afternoon. Debbie Termini leaves her chemistry note books to Mr. Saf- chuk ' s future chemistry classes. Anthony Takis leaves his smile and happiness and his jokes to Salem High. Judy Zucaro leaves Peggy Byrne and Norma Areco another opera on Sunday night. Darlene Censabella leaves Joe McCarron a cooked hamburger. Jeannine Ingemi leaves Kevin McKinley herself. Math IV class leaves a notebook and a pencil to Pat Foley and Jim Moses. Cindy Latenik leaves Debbie Latenik her place and all the good times in Senior Year. Mary Jenks leaves Cheryl Mederios her place and one last tease. Jeannine Ingemi leaves Gloria Belanger . . . nothing. Joannie Leblanc and the gang leave their Senior Comer to Anne Bedard. To Mr. Cookson from G Advanced Biology, we leave another class full of girls. Cherie, Darlene, Debbie and Ginny leave Alicia a pea for her nose. Collene Fitzpatrick leaves Tom Mazzarini some money for gas. Joe Salerno and Pam Cunney leave Mr. Antony, Mrs. Cashman and Mr. Patch . . . something else to stare and laugh at before the A period bell. Pam Cunney leaves her number one singles position to Diane or Karen. 8 To the Rock Band — fall flat in pitch again as always. Vittoria Anna Della Monica leave her long name. A.B. leaves Mr. Brennan his hats. A.B. leaves T.J., C period. To Miss Theresa Miaskiewicz, the home room she ' ll always re- member, B-306. To Mr. Mazzarini — The homeroom he never had — B-306. Shawn Shea leaves his bombs to Mr. O ' Keefe. George Kipouras leaves his blocking techniques to John Han- nah. To Bob Grocki we leave some muscles. Eric Harrison leaves to Jerry Jennings a free crew cut. To Joey McCarran we leave a spot on the Bruins. S To Bill Tremblay and Mike Flynn we leave a key to all the pay toilets in Bermuda. To Rick Jermyn we leave a handbook on how to ride a moped. Chuck Sawulski leaves his rebounds to Bob Carter. To Tony Takis we leave a pass to see Blazing Saddles at the Salem Theatre. To Jummy Muse we leave a “big one . John Perakis leaves his shoulders at Bertrem Field. Steve Lamonica, who should have been a running back, leaves 60 lbs to anyone. To Peter DeOrio we leave a baby face. David “Twitty Conway leaves his cheerleading outfit to brother Lenny, who needs to put on some clothes anyway. I John Santos and Scott Garabedian leave “the Mongols to Bob Grocki. I To Eric Harrison we leave a Kibby . Rick Avigian leaves Tony Caruso a shirt with a collar. To John Francis we leave the never ending saying of how ' s your love life . To Lonnie Brennan we leave some stairs so he can come up from ! the cellar. To Felix Oquendo we leave a spot on the Red Sox. Tim Fraser leaves his 12, 4 and 8 o ' clock shadows. To Bobby Cook we leave Boxing Gloves. To Rusty MaGee we leave a new car. To Steve Moore we leave another party after the Cotillion. Billy Crowe leaves his winter clothes here, while he goes to California. Mike Page leaves his knife and fork. Jeanne Croteau leaves Mrs. Lillo a built-in secretary. Miss Spinales Shorthand III class leaves her a book of easy takes and a slow stop watch. , Jeanne Croteau leaves Nancy Morenay a coo chee, coo chee. To Dave Shea we leave another quick joke. To Bob Femino we leave a bright and successful musical career. C period Anatomy Class leaves much luck and a pregnant cat to Ms. Ledger. We leave Clifford Baldwin a sense of humor and some red hair. Spanish IV Class leaves Ms. Gagnon another door to slam and another pair of sexy legs like John Francis ' s. Viv leaves Bernard a successful Senior Year. Senior members of the Pep Squad leave future members, McDonalds after the Poster Party. The Senior Girls leave the Junior Girls all the Jocks they can take. Maryellen Lunt leaves Miss Voyer a brand new film projector and a record player; Mr. Hyde, her thanks; and to Sandy Norton, Two more years of aggrevation. Kathy Cyr leaves Mark Pezzulo a brand new megaphone. Laura Welty leaves a pair of crutches on the library stairs in case anyone else twists their ankle walking down the stairs. Sue Cappuccio leaves Mr. Turner her cheat notes; and to Chris Mysliwy . . . everything. Chris Mysliwy leave Sue Cappuccio everything. Kathleen Cashman leaves Maureen a seat in choir alto section and bus rides with the band. Linda Morse leaves Mary Jinks a case of nair and a life-time supply of Leggs Panty Hose. Anne Daly leaves Czar a can of shaving cream; and Mr. Coombs his new house. Dorothy Milan, Peggy Flynn and Cindy Tucker leave Wendy, Trisha, Chrissy and Julie the Green house corner. The E.Y.E. Club members leave Mr. Turner a brand new trans- mission. The 1978 Electronics Class leaves a laugh to the Electronics Class of 1979 because we stole your tools. The Blue House Skid Row leaves the Gout to Jay Hennesy and Bob Boise. Kevin Michaud, Timmy Berry, Brian Nadeau, Timmy Connel, Billy McCarthy and Chuck Sawalski leave a Buzz. We leave the Kitchen Cooks, 5 to life for what they fed us. We leave the Blue House Aids a suit of Armor and A Shield. The Class of 1978 Automotive leaves a broken lift to the Class of 1979. To Steve Beote, we leave Dr. Stillman ' s Book of 100 1 Diets. To our Super Class Advisor Miss Dorothy Leonard who looks as young now as she did when she came to Salem High to teach, we leave everlasting youth. To Coach Perrone, we leave some new jokes to tell at banquets and Pep Rallies. To Coach Marcoulier, we leave a new shotgun to shoot some more Vermont farm animals. To Rob Cunningham, we leave a Talk Show. To Mike Cennami, we leave some afro sheen. To Peter Clifford, we leave a Bus Schedule so he gets on the right one. To Eddy Deschane, we leave a Brush and a Blow Dryer. To Dave Kolodziej, we leave another girl to flirt with. We leave Mike Levesque and Cheryl Kacherian together. Davie Sienkiewicz leaves his knack of embezzling funds from the class treasury and not getting caught to next years treasurer. We leave the city to clean up the Willows the morning after graduation. Woppy leave all his tape and prewrap. The Basketball team leaves the keys to room 204 at the Hotel Hawthorne to anyone. Scott Garabedian Leaves his thanks for all the good times. Good Luck to the Class of 1979. This WILL AND TESTAMENT is subscribed by us on the eighth day of June, nineteen hundred and seventy-eight, at Salem Massachusetts. The foregoing instrument, consisting of eight pages was sub- sribed on the date which it bears, by the testator, THE CLASS OF 1978, and at the time of subscribing was declared by them to be their LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT; of each other, having signed such instrument as witnesses. Signed THE CLASS OF 1978 WITNESSES 9 m ■ A 4 L ' hl 10 11 CLASS We the members of the Class of 1978, of Salem High School and the Vocational High School, residents of the City of Salem, State of Massachusetts; declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and revoke all former Wills and Codicile. First: We direct that our just debts be paid. Second: We direct the Junior Class Of Salem High School to dare to approach our records for activities, brains, ingenuity and Class. Third: We direct that our funds be kept intact until we have our first reunion some time in the year of 1893 A.D. Fourth: We direct that the following items be given as stated below: We leave David Pino, a set of gold drumsticks. The Senior baseball players leave Ed Eon, Ed Schaejbe and Tony Mento, “HAWK . We leave Tommy Burke the thoughts of Freshmen Football practice when he got his “Bells Rung . To James Dzierzanowski and Steve Szczechowicz, we leave the simple names of Smith and Jones. To Maryellen Higgins, we leave the news that her father will be following her to North Adams as its new A.D. next year. To Butch Stewart, we leave a “double for Friday June 9th so he can go to both Graduation and his girlfriends ' Prom. To Brian “Spider Lockar d, we leave a funny suit so he can climb up the sides of buildings. To Dave McCormack, we leave another night of showing football films at his house. Dorothy Millen leaves Mrs. Fatello a big pan of fudge brownies. Janice St. Pierre leaves Mr. Viselli solitary confinement. Bita Sabean leaves Mrs. Leftes a pair of dungarees. Tina, Kim, Margaret and Anne leave Mrs. Cashman courtyard duty during F period. Mr. Wynn ' s G period Advanced Math Class leaves him Richard Cowhig. Lillian Zatorre leaves a hug and a kiss to all her classmates. Sue Sklover leaves Mr. Wynn a stuffed “Pooh Bear . The G period Advanced Math Class leaves Harry Eng his theme song, and to Steve Cranney a muzzle to keep him quiet. Sue S. leaves Sharon L. a “mother . Marcia leaves Laura, — Ski. Jane Porcello leaves her flute expertice to ANYONE in the flute section. Sue Sklover and Stephanie Carmen leave Paula Mroz much luck for a bright future. Kathy L ' Heureux leaves pictures of Bermuda to anyone. Norman leaves his track career to Richard. The Class of ' 78 leaves Mr. Caruso memories of what could have and should have been. We leave Mr. Curtin another fire drill. Lynn Pothier leaves her Orange house messenger job to her sister and her under- ILL classmen friends. )o-Ann Downey leaves Mr. Wynn a free pass to Little Earl ' s. The A period Math 4 class leaves Jim Moses and Pat Foley to Mr. Anthony. All the Senior Cheerleaders leave the new squads ' new advisors and lots of luck. Alice, Ellen, Tina, Marcia, Karen, Margaret, Ann, and Phyllis leave Kim a quick getaway from the Lynn Classical football team. To Mr. O ' Keefe, we leave another Typing S class full of Jocks. The F period Math 4 class leaves Augie to Mrs. Cashman. To the Class of ' 79, we leave a Senior Show. To Mr. Brennan and Blue Caf Aides, we leave memories of skid row. Karen Faulling leaves anyone her Santa Claus suit. To Mr. Pesche, we leave the punishment of eating the cafeteria food. To Mr. Beattie, another volleyball game for the championship of the world. To Mrs. Blair, another bus ride home from a basketball game. Peter D., Mike Hayes, John Santos, and Rock A. leave Mr. Brennan a new chalkboard. To Mr. Baldassari, a pair of jogging sneakers. To Mr. Carman, another week down at football camp trying to teach football players how to sing. To Mr. Carpenito, a pair of shoulder pads. Greg, Lonnie, Norm, Elaine, and Dave leave Mr. Box another full house to see Evil Knevil movies in the courtyard. To Mr. Charlie Dolan, the best of everything. To Miss Donahue, some belly dancing lessons. To Mr. Giardi, another state tourney. To Mr. Hyde, another Eric Harrison. To Coach Jim Keating, the saying, get your pads on . To Mrs. Lathrop, a moving sidewalk. To Mr. Shea, we leave a school without anymore Shea ' s. To Mr. Turgeon, H2 and a match. To Mr. Byrd and Mr. Kolz, there will be no dirver education classes this afternoon. Debbie Termini leaves her chemistry notes to Mr. Safchuk ' s future chemistiy classes. Tony Takis leaves his smile, happiness, and jokes to Salem High. Judy Zucarro leaves Peggy Byrne and Norma Arico another opera on Sunday night. Darlene Censabella leaves Joe McCarron a cooked hamburger. Jeannine Ingemi leaves Kevin McKinley herself. Cindy Latinik leaves Debbie Latinik her place and all the good times in Senior Year. Mary Jinks leaves Cheryl Mederios her place and one more tease. Jeannine Ingemie leaves Gloria Belanger . . . nothing. Joannie Leblanc and the gang leave their Senior Corner to Ann Bedard. To Mr. Cookson from G Advance Biology, we leave another class full of girls. Cherrie, Darlene, Debbie, and Ginny leave Alicia a pea for her nose. Collene Fitzpatrick leaves Tom Mazzarini some money for gas. Joe Salerno and Pam Cunney leave Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Cashman, and Mr. Patch CLASS something else to stare and laugh at before the A period bell. Pam Cunney leaves her 1 singles position to Dianne or Karen. Victoria Anna DellaMonica leaves her long name. A.B. leaves Mr. Brennan his hats. To Miss Theresa Miaskiewicz, the best home she ' ll always remember, B-306. To Mr. Mazzarini, the homeroom he never had, B-306. Shawn Shea leaves his bombs to Mr. O ' Keefe. George Kipouras leaves his blocking techniques to John Hannah. To Bob Grocki, we leave some muscles. Eric Harrison leaves Jerry Jennings a free crew cut. To Joey McCarron, we leave a spot on the Bruins. To Bill Tremblay and Mike Flynn, we leave a key to all the pay toilets in Bermuda. To Rick Jermyn, we leave a handbook on how to ride a moped in Bermuda, and a new fly for his pants. Chuck Sawulski leaves his rebounds to Bob Carter. To Tony Takis, we leave a pass to see Blazing Saddles at the Salem Theater. To Jimmy Muse we leave a ' ' big one . John Perakis leaves his shoulders at Bertram Field. Steve Lamonica, who should have been a running back, leaves 60 lbs. to anyone. To Peter DeOrio we leave a baby face. David Twitty Conway leaves his cheerleading outfit to brother Lenny, who needs to put on some clothes anyway. John Santos and Scott Garabedian leave The Mongols to Bob Grocki. To Eric Harrison we leave a Kibby . Rick Avigian leaves Tony Caruso a shirt with a collar. To John Francis we leave the never ending saying of how ' s your love life? To Lonnie Brennan we leave some stairs so he can come up from the cellar. To Felix Oquendo we leave a spot on the Red Sox. Tim Fraser leaves his 12, 4, and 8 o ' clock shadows. To Bobby Cook we leave boxing gloves. To Rusty Magee we leave a new car. To Steve Moore we leave another party after the Cotillion. Billy Crowe leaves his summer clothes here, while he goes to California. Mike Page leaves his knife and fork. Jeanne Croteau leaves Mrs. Lillo a built-in secretary. Miss Spinales Shorthand 111 class leaves her a book of easy takes and a slow stop watch. To Dave Shea we leave another quick joke. To Bob Femino, a bright and successful musical career. C period Anatomy class leaves Miss Ledger much luck and a pregnant cat. We leave Clifford Baldwin some red hair and a sense of humor. Spanish IV class leaves Ms. Gagnon another door to slam and another pair of sexy legs like John Francis ' s. Viv leaves Bernard a successful Senior Year. The Senior Girls leave the Junior Girls all the Jocks that they can handle. Maryellen Lunt leaves Miss Voyer a brand new film projector and a record player; WILL Mr. Hyde her thanks, and Sandy Norton, two more years of aggrevation. Kathy Cyr leaves Mark Pezzulo a brand new megaphone. Laura Welty leaves a pair of crutches on the library stairs to anyone else who twists their ankle while walking down the stairs. Sue Cappuccio leaves Mr. Turner her cheat notes; and to Chris Mysliwy . . . everything. Chris Mysliwy leaves Sue Cappuccio everything. Kathleen Cashman leaves Maureen a seat in choir alto section and bus rides with the band. Linda Morse leaves Mary Jinks a case of Nair and a lifetime supply of Leggs Panty Hose. Anne Daley leaves Czar a can of shaving cream, and Mr. Coombs his new house. Kid leaves Yogi chicken fingers, late nights, and lots of love for the future. Dorothy M., Peggy F., and Cindy T. leave Wendy, Trisha, Chrissy and Julie the Green House corner. The E.Y.E. Club members leave Mr. Turner a brand new transmission. The 1978 Electronics Class leaves a laugh to the 1979 Electronics Class because we stole your tools. The Blue House Skid Row leaves the Gout to Jay Hennesy and Bob Boise. Kevin Michaud, Timmy Berry, Brian Nadeau, Timmy Connel, Billy McCarthy and Chuck Sawalski leave a Buzz. We leave the Kitchen Cooks, 5 to life for what they ' ve fed us. The Class of 1978 Automotive leaves a broken lift to the Class of 1979. To Steve Beote, we leave Dr. Stillman ' s book of One Hundred and One Diets. To our Super class advisor, Miss Dorothea Leonard, who looks as young now as she did when she came to Salem High, we leave everlasting youth. To Coach Perrone, we leave some new jokes to tell at banquets and Pep Rallies. To Coach Marcoulier, we leave a new shotgun to shoot some more Vermont farm animals. To Rob Cunningham we leave a talk show. To Mike Cennami, we leave some Afro Sheen. To Peter Clifford we leave a bus schedule so he can get on the right one. To Eddie Deschene, we leave a brush and blow dryer. To Dave Kolodziej we leave another girl to flirt with. We leave Mike Levesque and Cheryl Kacherian together. Woppy leaves his tape and prewrap. David Sienkiewicz leaves his knack of embezzling funds from the class treasury to next year ' s treasurer. We leave the city to clean up the Willows the morning after graduation. Scott Garabedian leaves his thanks for all the good times. The basketball leaves the keys to room 204 at the Hotel Hawthorne to anyone. Elaine leaves Jane and Peggy two words, Hi Patsy! . The Class of 1978 leaves Salem High School with many fine memories of the past four years. 1 Norma Arico Pep Club 2-4 Ann Anderson 3 _. f Christopher Armstrong Witchcraft Stu dent Council 4 CB Salors 3-4 Safe Boating 3 Dance Committee 2 Debra Akatyszewski Debbie Honor Society 4 Exchange Club 4 Walter Andrews Robin Allen 18 Deborah Amo Deb” Student Exchange 3 Language Club 2-3 Concert Choir 1-3 Richard Avigian Rock” Ski Club 1-4 Swiss Ski Club Junior Show Michael Babin Rosalyn Bacherman Roz Student Council 2-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Music Groups 2-4 Library Aide 2 Speech Club 4 20 Clifford Baldwin Marching Band 1-4 Norman Banville Football 1 Track 1-4 Jr. Prom Committee Student Council 3-4 Wanda Barnett Michael Beaulieu Donna Belleau Jr. Minstrel Show Track 2 Suzanne Bedard Sue Language Club 1 Band 4 Jr. Representative Orchestra 3-4 Kuster Bellows Pauline Bedard Language Club 1-4 Exchange Club Gloria Belanger Pep Club 4 Drama Club 3-4 Speech Club 4 Debate Club 4 Student Council 2 Volleyball 2 Rachel Bedard Rach Band 1-4 21 Catarina Biscaia Biscuit Jr. Minstrel Show Judith Berry Judy Track 1 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Andrea Bloom Shortcake Band 1-4 JV Softball 2 Ann Bendixen Tennis Team 3-4 Exchange Club 3-4 Math Club 3-4 Winter Track Team 3-4 Timothy Berry Tim Soccer 1-4 Ski Club 1-4 Glenn Bernier 22 Richard Boisvert “Dick Band 1-4 Maria Bordonaro Language Club 1 Exchange Club 4 Kathleen Bouchard Pep Club 1-2 Robert Boulay Judith Bowes Judy Samuel Bradford Sam Student Exchange 2 23 Lawrence Brennan Ellen Buckley Orchestra 1-3 Softball 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Julie Burke Youth Orchestra 1-4 Language Club 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Exchange Club 4 Senior Orchestra 4 Marita Bushway Student Council 1 24 Amy Caron Aime Jr. Minstrel Show Susan Cappuccio John Caron Brian Butler Soccer 1-3 Ski Club 1-4 Stephanie Carman Band 1-4 Orchestra 1-4 Jr. Minstrel Show French Horn Club 1-4 Wind Ensemble 3-4 Brass Ensemble 1-4 Margaret Byrne Peggy Cabaret 1 Language Club 1 Exchange Club 3-4 Choir 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show Student Council 4 25 Michael Cennami Student Council 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Advisory Assistant Editor of School Newspaper Darlene Censabella Dari Field Hockey 1-4 Winter Track 1-4 Spring Track 1-4 Michael Caron Kathleen Cashman Kasey Colo r Squad 1-4 Band 1-4 Drama 1-3 Concert Choir 1-4 Explorer Club 3 Rock Band 2-3 26 Timothy Connell Tim Soccer 1-4 Hockey 1-4 David Conway Twitty Baseball 1-4 Football 1-4 Basketball 1 27 Debra Cooke Peter Copelas Student Council 1-4 Drama 1-2 Winter Track 2 Swim Team 3-4 Newspaper 3-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Photo Club 3-4 Stephen Cranney “Steve Football 1-4 Honor Society 3-4 William Crowe 28 Cheryl Currie Cherie Track 1-4 Pamela Cunney Pam Drama Club 1 Exchange Club 3 Tennis Team 2-4 (V Kathleen Cyr Janette Crowley Robert Cunningham Nancy Crowley Peanut 29 Vicki Dalton Band 1-4 Orchestra 4 School Newspaper 3-4 Ski Club 4 Honor Society Drama 4 Yearbook Staff 3-4 Linda Daley Tina D ' Amato Pep Squad 1-4 Student Council 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Anne Dal Pep Squad 3-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Margaret Danells J.V. Cheerleader Yearbook Staff 4 Jr. Minstrel Show ' V ' £3 Laurie Dame 30 Deborah Day Maureen DeFranzo Moe Basketball Cheering Jr. Minstrel Show Pep Coub 1-2 Robert Deisley Theresa Demeule Phylis Dentremont Daniel Desrocher Peter DeOrio “Pistol Student Council 3-4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Vice President of Senior Class 32 Joanne Downey Track Team 1 Pep Club 1-2 Jr. Minstrel Show Honor Society 1-4 Robert Donovan “Bob Tennis 2-4 Glen Driscoll Robert Dionne Bob Spring Track 1-4 Winter Track 1-4 Audubon II Club 2-4 Student Council 1,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cross Country 1-4 Robert Dooley 33 James Dziezanowski James Eliuk 34 Harry Eng Karen Faulling Robert Femino Maureen Febonio Jr. Variety Show Softball 1 Colleen Fitzpatrick Kevin Fleming Margaret Flynn Peggy Pep Club 1-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Jr. Executive Board 3 Michael Flynn Flynnie Football 2-4 Baseball 1 Student Council 1 Patrick Foley Alex Fraczek John Francis Porka Football 1-4 Capt. Wrestling 4 Spring Track 1-4 Winter Track 1-2 Student Council 1-4 Math Team 4 36 Mark Gagne Cynthia Gagnon ’ ' Cindy Art Club 3-4 Timothy Fraser Tim Football 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Winter Frack 1 Andrea Fumari Track 1 Pep Club 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show 37 I Donald Gagnon Scott Garabedian Garo Football 1-4 Capt. Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Student Council 1-4 Jr. Class President Yearbook Staff 4 38 ■ vy Joanne Girard Paul Grant Jeri Gray Restaurant Program 2-4 Big Sister Program 4 Kathy Greener Kathy Deborah Gregory Debbie Shorthand Lab 1 Doris Guerrette 39 Lauren Guerrette Hector Guzman Susan Guzowski Sune Hallback Sonny Soccer Wrestling Exchange Club 40 Maryellen Higgins Hig Field Hockey 1-4 Winter Track 1 Swimming 3-4 Spring Track 1-4 Soph-Jr. Executive Board Janis Hart Jan Student Council 1 Cheering 1,3 4 Swim Team 3-4 Kathleen Higgins i Rosemary Higgins John Hogan X-Country Track 1-4 Indoor Track 2-4 Outdoor Track 1-4 Hockey 1 Alexandra Hiou Sandy Pep Club 1 Nurses Club 2-3 42 Michael Hughes Howey Football 2-4 Soccer 1-3 Hockey 1-2 Basketball 2-3 Spring Track 1-4 Golf 4 Christer Hyleen Jeannine Ingemi Nean Pep Club 1,2,4 Student Council 1 Softball 1 Drama Club 4 Speech Club 4 Helen Jaworski Richard Jermyn Rick Football 1-4 Capt. Hockey 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Alicia Jewett Sr. Class President Field Hockey 1-4 Hockey Cheerleader Honor Society Yearbook 4 Jr. Variety Show Student Council 4 43 Cheryl Kacherian Cheering 2-4 Capt. 44 — George Kipouras Kip” Student Council 1-3 Football 2-4 Spring Track 2-3 Winter Track 2-3 Michael Kehoe Key Mike Track Winter 1 Spring Track 2-3 Winter Track 3 Deborah Keenan Debbie Cheerleader 2 Jr. Variety Show 3 Claire Kelly Pep Club 3-4 Jr. Minstrel Show 45 David Kolodziej “Dave Volleyball Basketball Student Council 1-2 Football 1-4 Baseball 1-4 46 Annette Labrecque A-net Concert Choir 2-4 Color Guard 3-4 Thomas Morely Singers 4 Sandra Labrie Sandie Pep Club 1-3 Yearbook 3 Kenneth Lachance Ken Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1-4 Katherine Lajoie Pep Club 1-2 Lori Lajoie Pep Club 1-2 Football 1-4 Baseball 1-2 47 Pamela Lapham David LaPointe Dave Winter Track 1-4 Spring Track 2 Basketball Manager 4 Student Trainer Football 1-4 Paul LaPointe Jonas Larjedal Soccer Wrestling Cynthia Latinik Candy Jr. Variety Show Yearbook Staff 4 Dorothy Lawicki Dot Student Council 1 Art Club 4 48 Lisa Letusky Theresa LeBlanc Softball 1 Exchange Club 2 Ann Levesque Ann-Marie Leahy Eye Club Marcia Lemiesz Ski Class Secretary 3-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Student Council 3-4 Basketball Witch 4 Pep Squad 1,3,4 Joan LeBlanc Joanie Honor Society 1,3,4 Jr. Minstrel Show Pep Squad 1-2 49 Peter Lewis Spud Cynthia Livingstone Michael Levesque Katherine L ' Heureux Kathy Student Council 1,4 Jr. Minstrel Show Pep Club 2-4 Cheerleading 2 50 Brian Lockard Spider Cross-Country 1-4 Winter Track 1-4 Spring Track 1-4 Brenda Lunn Shorthand Lab 1-2 Maryellen Lunt Mel Nancy Lussier Nooncy Drama Club 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show 51 i Russell Magee III Rusty Student Council 1-4 Football 1 School Committee Rep. Band 1-3 Intramurals 1-2 Kevin Maher Patricia Mahoney Pat Winter Track 3 Barbara Marshall Sharon Marquis Shay Hockey Cheerleader Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr. Minstrel Show Donna Martin Eye Club 3 Pep Club 2-4 Student Council 4 Louise Marchand L ' weegee Decoupage 1 Shorthand Lab 1-2 Peter Marks 53 Joseph McCarran “Joe Hockey 1-4 Soccer 1 ' 4 Baseball 1-3 Debra McAlpine Debbie” Cheerleader 2 Jr. Show William McCarthy Christina Massero Tina Pep Club 1-4 Jr. Variety Show Judith McBournie Judi Girls Tennis 2-3 Pep Club 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show Exchange Club 2-3 Cathy Mazurkiewicz Ka ' s Basketball 1 Exchange Club 1 54 David McCormack Christopher McCuen John Mclntire Mac Fall Track 1 Winter Track 1 Spring Track 1 Basketball 2-4 Kevin McKinley Mount Football 1-4 Baseball 2 Jr. Minstrel Show Drama Club 4 Debra Meader Daniel Medina Daniel Mezoff “Dan Swimming 1-2 Carol Michaud Kevin Michaud “Headly Golf Thomas Michaud Dorothy Millen “Chopper Exploring your Environment 3 Richard Moore Track Manager 2 Hockey Manager 3-4 Football Manager 1-4 56 William Morris Colleen Morison Linda Morse Student Council 4 Nurses Club 2 Steven Moore Moorsy Football 1-4 Student Council 1-3 Spring Track 1-2 Winter Track 1-2 Concert Choir 1-2 Donna Momeau Nancy Morency 57 Jam es Moses Mo Basketball 1-4 Soccer 2 Mark Mroz James Morton Ellen Murphy Murph Cheerleader 3-4 Student Council 4 Pep Club 1-4 Concert Choir 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show Gerard Murphy Gerry Tennis 3-4 Blood Drive 3-4 Spring Track 1-4 Cross Country 3-4 Jr. Minstrel Snow Student Council 3-4 Yearbook Staff 58 Colleen Nestor Nes Pep Squad 2-4 Christine Mysliwy “Chris Basketball 1 Softball 1 Pep Club 1-2 Maiyanne O ' Brien “Mare Virginia Murphy Ginger Big Sister 2-3 Baton Squad 3 Fine Arts Club 3 Newspaper 1-2 Drama 1-2 Chris Nangle “Chris Cheerleader 2-4 Capt. 4 Student Council 1-2 Honor Society Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 1 Prom Committee 3-4 James Muse Jimmy Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Gong Show 4 59 Louise Odachowski v . -••• f 1 A Beth O ' Grady Yearbook Staff Pep Club 1-4 Big Sister Jr. Minstrel Show Volleyballathon 3-4 Mary O ' Keefe Joyce O ' Neil Felix Oquendo Baseball 2-4 Basketball 4 60 Dennis Pelletier Jeannine Palm Michael Page Mike Hockey 1-4 Football 1-4 Perla Peguero Drama Club 4 Jr. Minstrel Show Intramural 2 Ellen Pelletier 61 Lynne Petronio Student Council 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Pep Club 3-4 Winter Track 1 Spring Track 1 Jean Wallace Perkins Mark Pezzulo John Perakis Juebear Football 1-4 Track 1-3 School Play Kimberly Peterson Kim Cheerleader 2-4 Pep Club 1-4 Volleyball-a-thon Jr. Minstrel Show Honor Society 62 r Susan Pitman Sue Drama Club 1-2 Jr. Minstrel Show Mark Plecinoga Language Club 2 Chess Club 2 Susan Ploss Lisa Polner Track 2 Jr. Minstrel Show Band 1-4 Exchange Club 3-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Yearbook Staff 4 Drama Club 4 63 Peter Porcello Peter Language Club 1 Marching Band 1-4 Marie Poretta Field Hockey 1-3 Basketball 1-3 Track 2-3 Softball 1 Lynne Pothier I iLL Debora Potocki Debbie Tennis 3 Arlene Poussard Half Pint Pep Squad 2-4 Catherine Powers Cathy Basketball 1 Softball 1 Big Sister Eye Club Jr. Minstrel Show Honor Society 64 1 Mary Raymond Student Council 1 Big Sister 3 Pep Club 4 Jr. Minstrel Show David Powers Dave Soccer 1-4 Hockey 1-3 Rebekah Proulx Becky Berkowitz Track 2 Deborah Powers Debbie Language Club 3 65 Mary Richardson Baton Squad 3-4 Donna Rice Donna Roberts Winter Track 1-3 Spring Track 1-2 Christopher Reed Chris ' Exchange Club 2-4 Deborah Richard Marybeth Remon 66 Mark Rochon “Roach Elizabeth Ross Kerry Ryan Swim Team 3-4 Big Sister 4 Football Witch 4 Melissa Sabean “Bitta Cheerleader 1-4 Pep Squad 1-2 Jr. Minstrel Show Joseph Salerno Joe 67 Philip Saraceno “Phil Football 2 Charles Sawulski “Chuck Football 4 Basketball 1-4 Soccer 1 Track 3 Diane Scialdone Bradlee Segal Maryann Semenchuck Susan Sklover Sklo Band 1-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Elizabeth Sheridan Liz Band 1-4 Winter Track 1,4 Spring Track 1-4 Basketball 2-3 Catherine Slejzer Cathy Honor Society 1-4 Office Messenger 1-2 Fashion Show David Shea Band 1-4 Orchestra 2-4 Stage Band 2-4 Track 1-2 Soccer 1 Football 2 Chess 1-2 David Sienkiewicz Shawn Shea Basketball 1-4 Student Council 4 69 Elizabeth Soper Betty Pep Club 1-3 Jr. Minstrel Show David Splaine Football Track Golf Student Council Daniel Small Small Talk Football 1-4 Track 1-2 Athena Spanios 70 — John Sweeney “Jake Soccer 1-4 71 Patricia Swift Patti Pep Club 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Big Sister 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Vincent Swiniuch Cross Country 2-4 Spring Track 1-4 Winter Track 1-4 Steven Szczechowicz Baseball 1-4 Winter Track 1 Soccer 3-4 Basketball 2 Cross Country 2 Anthony Takis iy thi Football 1-4 Tony the Tiger Track 1-2 Hockey 1-3 Student Council 1-2 Wrestling Diane Talbot Di Volleyball-a-thon 3 72 Robert Theriault Stephen Tetreault Chess Club 2-4 Chess Team 3-4 Math Team 4 Math Club 4 James Thibault Kevin Theriault Juggler Cross-Country 1-4 Spring Track 1-3 Winter Track 2-3 Student Council 1-2 o Laureen Tremblay Trem Pep Club 1 Jr. Minstrel Show � M Cynthia Tucker Tuck Track 1-3 Big Sister 4 William Tremblay Football 1-4 Spring Track 1-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Daniel Tremblay 74 Theresa Urbanowicz “Terry Track 1-3 Student Council 4 Cross Country 3 Drama Club 4 Jr. Prom Committee Michael Usovicz Victoria Vass “V-I-C-I-O-U-S Student Council Track 1 Jr. Minstrel Show Exchange Club 2-3 Pep Club 1 Donna Veara J.V. Cheerleader Patricia Verrette “Patty William Vigeant 75 Alice Viselli Pep Club 2-4 Jr. Minstrel Show Yearbook Staff 4 Honor Society 1-4 Volleyball-a-thon Larissa Voshchullo Russian Track 1-2 Soccer 3-4 Edward Walsh Eddie 76 Margaret Yates James Zisson Jimmy Track 3 Volley Ball 3-4 Honor Society 1-4 Lillian Zatorre Lil Baton Squad 3-4 Student Council 1- Orchestra 1-4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 1-2 School Paper 1-2 Daniel Wood Denise Ywuc Neisha Baton Squad 3-4 Art Club 3 Student Council 3 Jr. Minstrel Show Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Squad 2 Elaine Wrigley Student Council 1-4 Executive Board 2-4 Jr. Prom Committee Yearbook Staff 4 Language Club 1 Drama Club 1 77 78 79 VOCATIONAL Marc Boisvert Philip Boltas Phil Football 1 Winter Track 1 Scott Bowman t Thomas Burke Tom Football 1,4 Student Rep. for Vocational Michael Comeau 80 John DeLorenzo Mark Gagnon 81 Donald Krenzel Dean Millard Dean ' o Football 1-3 Scott Jenkinson Robert Ouellette Joseph Pasquarello “Joe Philias Verrette Jr. Phil” Spring Track 1 Russell Williams 84 Joanne Attridge Lorraine Atwood Diane Audet Linda Beckhusen Kathleen Belleau Victoria Bernier John Bonds John Bridgeo Chris Buchanan Brian Call John Campbell Annette Camevale Scott Carpenter Gail Cervoni John Connell Kelly Cook Altagracia Comeil Lucinda Comeil Richard Cowhig Thomas Cox Christopher Criscenti Lucille Duchesne Karen Durgin Richard Freeman Arthur Gagnon Marcia Gallagher Cheryl Gaudreault Sheila Geary Michael Gelin Marina Greaves Robert Grocki Larry Guerrette Scott Guy Anne Hubacz Barbara Hudson Judith Hughes Theresa Jalbert Warren James Theresa Jean Wayne Jordan Kenneth Kapnis Nurys Lake Claire LeBlanc Laurie Lemelin David Little Peter Lupo Patty Mackey Stephen Magyar Deborah Marshall Ernest Marshall Scott McGondel Paul McShay Christina Morin Kevin Murphy Patrick Murtaugh Brian Nadeau Larry Noel John Orlando Catherine Osgood Raymond Ouellette John Parady Bettie Perley Maryann Peverada Helen Polnicki Robert Provost Laurie Pynn William Reddy James Rodger Ludys Rodriguez Dana Savageau Patricia Silva Joesph Styczko Ann Sullivan Robert Sullivan James Thomas Thomas Vienneau Donna Walsh Corri Yonis Carolyn Zinner Wayne Atwood Robert Bishop Richard Buchanan Gerald Clocher Kevin Foskett James Gagnon Robert Jackson Edward Jenkins Bruce Lessard Mark Mullen James O ' Connell Francis Page Joseph Vetro 85 Best Personality Jim Muse, Debbie Keenan Most Versatile Scott Garabedian, Laurie Pynn Most Likely To Succeed Alicia Jewett, John Francis Cutest Class Couple Pat Foley, Cherri Currie Mike Levesque, Cheryl Kacherian 86 Most Individualistic Dan Mezoff, Joanne Girard (missing) Wittiest Cliff Baldwin, Kerri Ryan Most Spirited Dave Conway, Karen Faulling Most Talkative Most Popular Lillian Zatorre, Peter Diorio (missing) Alicia Jewett, Tim Connell Most Athletic Maryellen Higgins, Joey McCarron Most Mechanical Marie Poretta, Butch Stewart (missing) Most Artistic Jim Thomas, Rhonda Springman (missing) Most Musical Stephanie Carmen, Bob Femino Class Clowns Danny Woods, Kerri Ryan 88 Friendliest Tim Connell, Barb Tarascio Most Flirtatious Larissa Voschullo, Dave Kolodjiez Most Sincere Lonnie Brennan, Cathy Powers Best Build Darleen Kozak, Eric Harrison Best Dressed Cindy Gagnon, Scott Jenkinson Best Looking Cindy St. Pierre, Bill McCarthy (missing) THANK YOU MISS DOROTHEA LEONARD CLASS ADVISOR FROM THE CLASS OF ’78 90 91 Edward Curtin, Principal Joseph A. Zagrobski, Director Salem Voca- tional High Dr. Alan Schaefer, Superintendent of Schools ENGLISH First Row (1-r) J. Fecteau, L. McCormick; Second Row (1-r) T. Mazzarini, A. Caruso, S. Puleo, M. Hannum; Third Row (1-r) B. Clark, R. Lyons, P. O ' Brien. First Row (1-r) J. Hartman, T. sadoski, M. Barry, P. Meloy; Second Row (1-r) L. Desjardins, A. Carpenito, R. Cooper; Third Row (1-r) F. Santillo, H. Greenfield. CAREER EDUCATION PRACTICAL ARTS Industrial Arts — P. Vignolli, J. Doyle, J. Keating, D. McGrath, S. Fatello, F. Leonard, E. Buras, M. Voolich, A. Pszenny, W. Mardney, B. Campbell, B. Scribner, V. Kruggel. Continuing Education — M. Ward, B. Walsh. 97 SOCIAL STUDIES 98 1st Row: A. Hyde, P. Hynes, W. Turner, C. Voyer; 2nd Row: F. Nolan, T. Shea, B. Donahue, A. Dunn; 3rd Row: T. Billings, N. Moynahan, R. Bailey; 4th Row: A. Devoe, G. Riley. 1st Row: P. DiPlacido, D. Arthur, W. Carmen; 2nd Row: C. Bratt, J. Fazid, R. Boisvert; Not Photo- graphed: M. Roche, B. Lander, R. Shelley. (1-r) J. Masse, K. Mcqueeny, J. Hartmann, L. Grayden, J. Ouellette, M. Napier. 99 ART AND MUSIC SPECIAL EDUCATION SCIENCE 1st Row: J. Adamson, W. Coombes, J. Kenny, F. Salvo; 2nd Row: A. Ledger, P. Girard, E. Cookson; 3rd Row: W. Poole, P. Mycue, W. Safchuk, R. Turgeon. 100 MATHEMATICS 1st Row: R. Nadeau, T. Risoldi; 2nd Row: W. Donavan, E. Zarohian, L. Anthony, R. Cashman; 3rd Row: A. Do- lan, J. Chalpowski, D. Marino, C. Welch. 101 L GUIDANCE Baldas- lst Row: J. Burns, D. Leonard, W. Grayden, B. sarri, P. Kaminski; 2nd Row: D. Wholley, M. Byrne, H. 102 1st Row: Harrington, Beattie, Pelletier, Marcoulier, Germain, Geswell; 2nd Row: Patte- son. Lynch, Higgins, Perrone. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1st Row: T. Salvo, S. Canty; 2nd Row: T. Lefthes, M. Blair, C. Bailey, C. Murphy, A. Giardi, B. Harkins; 3rd Row: D. Willinski, S. Lillo, M. O ' Keefe, P. Baker, Y. Spinale. 1st Row: P. Donahue, C. Miaskiewicz, K. Ferris, T. Miaskiewicz; 2nd Row: I. Lat- hrop, C. Chaurette, M. Brady, V. Forbes, L. Gagnon. 103 BUSINESS FOREIGN LANGUAGE 104 Fall — Nature ' s last fling — the beginning of the end. The end of summer with its lazy days — the end of green; the beginning of autumn with its work-filled days — the beginning of red and bronze and gold. A season of warmth — renewing old friendships, searching for new. A season of acceptance — competing for victory, recognizing defeat. A season of seeking — developing new interests, relaxing in the familiar. A season of deci- sion — pursuing the future, living in the present. A time of confusion — losing our child- hood, gaining our adulthood. A season of truth — tolerating the inevitable, hoping for change. Nature ' s last fling — the vibrance of Fall rests in silence of winter white and pa- tiently waits for the rebirth of Spring. 106 107 The 1977 Salem Football Team en- joyed a very successful season. The Witches came within five points of re- turning to the Super Bowl. They com- piled a sparkling 8-2 record in one of the states ' toughest conferences. They led the Northeast Conference in both offense and defense. The offense scored 223 points while the defense only gave up 58 points. Members of the all-conference team include, Bob Grocki, Eric Harrison, Mike Levesque, Rick Jermyn, John Francis and John Perakis. 1977 S.H.S. FOOTBALL 108 FOOTBALL RECORD Salem 27 Don Bosco 0 Salem 27 Winthrop 6 Salem 34 Danvers 0 Salem 14 Classical 15 Salem 7 Saugus 6 Salem 20 Gloucester 0 Salem 9 Marblehead 13 Salem 27 English 12 Salem 25 Swampscott 0 Salem 28 Beverly 6 Coach Perrone “OUR CAPTAINS PROUD AND TRUE 109 COACHES L. To R.: Ken Perrone, Paul Deschesnes, A1 Giardi, Kevin Lucy, Paul Harrington, Coach Keating, Tim Marcoulier, Ray Harrington. TOP AWARD WINNERS Team MVP — Scott Garabedian Offensive MVP — John Perakis Defensive MVP — Mike Levesque Sportsmanship — Mike Page Unsung Hero — Bob Grocki Coaches Award — Dave Conway Most Promising — Barry Little Hardest OF. Hitter — Bill Tremblay Hardest DEF. Hitter — Eric Harrison Student Athlete — John Francis Hall of Fame — Rick Jermyn no i n r � OUR TEAM L. to R.: 1st row; David Conway, John Perakis, Mike Page, Kevin Mckinley, Rick Jermyn, Scott Garabedian, John Francis, Mike Levesque, David Kolodziej, Bill Morris, Steve Lamonica, Steve Moore, 2nd row; George Kipouras, Harry Eng, David McCormack, Mike Babin, Tom Cox, Bill Crowe, Bill McCarthy, Tom Burke, Chuck Sawulski, Bill Tremblay, Eric Harrison, Jim Rodgers, 3rd row; Tim Frazier, Tony Takis, Dan Tremblay, Tom Lambert, John Tache, Mike Ywuc, Joe Tache, Tom Sinclair, Bob Carter, Wayne Jordan, Bob Grocki, 4th row; Mark Osgood, Steve Cranney, Bob Bois, John Henessey, Bill Felton, Jack Sawyer, Jere Jennings, Jim Ryan, Dave Maurice, Guy Lento, Biran Moore, Craig DeRoin, 5th row; Steve Poirier, A1 Gibney, Barry Little, Dennis Teague, Peter Sholds, Steve Godjikian, Shawn Michaud, Jim Pollock, Scott Conroy, Mark Fecteau, Jim Leblanc, Mike Gallagher, 6th row; Bill Luzinski, Steve Beote, Dennis Levasseur, Bob Manazir, Mike Nes- singer, Don Provost, Glenn Dyer, Len Conway, Greg Green, John Amaro, Andy Bedard, Tom Pow- ell, 7th row; Bob Marchand, Jim Ahearn, Ed Brooks, Terrial Williams, Dan Small, Rich Arno, Mark Tremblay, Jim Fanning, John Page, Mike Hayes, Mark Winiarz, Nat Ballou, 8th row; John Raymond, Neil Cornacchio, Mike Cyr, 9th row; Fernando Vazquez, Head Coach Ken Perrone, Asst. Coach Paul Duchane, Asst. Coach A1 Giardi, Asst. Coach Kevin Lucy, Asst. Coach Jim Keating, Asst. Coach Tim Marcoulier, Student Trainer Dave LaPointe, Manager Rick Moore, Manager Chris Parker, Manager Tom LaPointe, Joe Grocki. HOMECOMING QUEEN 1978 Wally Francis, of the S.H.S. Football Boosters, looks on as Mr. Curtin crowns Darlene Censabella, the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. AND HER COURT From 1-r, Stephanie Rossati, Fre shman Attendant, Nadine Bannister, Sophomore Attendant, Our Queen, Debbie Keenan, Senior Attendant, and Sue Muse, Junior Attendant. COLOR DAY Color Day: The most hectic, most fun, and needless to say, most colorful day of the football season. The posters were plentiful and bright; the skits were amusing and creative. Coach Marcoulier crowned Chris Nangle Football Queen, a few pom-pom guys made their hilarious and spirited de- but, Karen Faulling even got to run through one of her own hoops, and we won the Thanksgiving Game the next day. Definately a total success and a time to re- member for all of us! 113 m — - We Were Off To See the Witches X 114 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The squad this year included seniors — Debbie Day, Janis Hart, Ginny Hatt, Darlene Kosek, Chris Nangle, Captain, and Kerry Ryan, Mascot. The juniors were Christy De- Lorenzo, Linda Eon, Sue Lojko, Wendy McManus, and Ruth Millard. Along with the se- niors, our dedicated advisor and valued friend, Ms. Patricia Hynes also spent her last year with the squad. Cheerleaders are just like other people except that they choose to spend their Saturday afternoons, no mattter what the weather, bouncing around the sidelines of a football field, pulling never- before-used muscles, and yelling themselves hoarse, but we had a lot of fun and good times. 116 What has 240 feet and is always in step? The Salem High Marching Band! The band had 120 members, the largest ever at Salem High. This year under the di- rection of Richard Boisvert and Robson Shelly, the music making Witches enter- tained football fans each week during half- time. Although football season ended in No- vember, the band ' s activities continued with rallies, parades, and concerts. The band was lucky enough to go on another trip; this time to Bucks County, Pennsyl- vania for an exchange concert. 117 THE TWIRLING WITCHES PERFORMED This is the Baton Squad of 1977 to 1978. These beautiful girls spin their silver batons for every occasion. They perform their original routines at rallies, S.H.S. football games, band perfor- mances and parades. They are very carefully selected by judges in the spring, and practice throughout the summer and fall in order to present a prof essional performance every time. 118 DHL THROUGH ANOTHER SEASON Mary Jinks, Catie Camenga, Cheryl Medeiros, Diane King, co-captain Mary Richardson, co-captain Lil- lian Zatorre, Barbara Goodwin, Debbie Latnik, Beth Lynch, Denise Ywuc. 119 S.H.S. FIELD HOCKEY Standing L-R: Lisa Petronzio, Christine McCarthy, Bernadette Page, Gloria Riley, Nancy Munroe, Kathy Hubbard, Joanne Sadowski, Lisa Curran, Paula Mroz, Chris Lutts, Nancy Sicotte. Second row: Sue Nawrocki, Sharon Turcotte, Darlene Censabella, MaryEllen Higgins, Alicia Jewett, Kathy Theriualt, Judy Emmert. As the summer drew to a close in late Au- gust, the S.H.S. field hockey team began practice for the upcoming season. By the beginning of the school year, the three teams were selected and the season began. The varsity team was led by the returning veterans, MaryEllen Higgins, Alicia Jewett, and Darlene Censabella, who were also elected tri-captains. Although the team was young and inexperienced, Coach Sandy Provost did a fine job with the team, and they managed to do extremely well. The young team displays a lot of potential and looks great for next year. 120 1 Varsity Field Hockey Results Salem vs: Danvers 0-5 Gloucester 2-1 Marblehead 0-2 Lynn English 1-0 Saugus 0-1 Winthrop 0-2 Saugus 1-0 Marblehead 2-2 Lynn Classical 1-3 Danvers 0-2 English 4-1 Gloucester 2-2 Swampscott 0-1 Beverly 0-1 overall record: 4-8-2 conference record: 2-5-2 121 i S.H.S. SOCCER HAS Salem players battle Saugus for the ball Witches quench thirst during a break Coach Aucone watches anxiously 122 BEST SEASON EVER Winthrop Lynn Classical Danvers Saugus Gloucester Beverly Swampscott Marbelhead Lynn English Winthrop Lynn Classical Danvers Saugus Gloucester Beverly Swampscott Marblehead Lynn English State Tournament Beverly 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 3 0 1 1 2 2 1 4 Top scorer Ed Pellitier moves toward the net as Rob Cunnin- gham looks on This year was the finest S.H.S. soccer season ever. The team record of 12 wins, 3 losses and 3 ties placed the Witches in 2nd in the N.E. Conference. Co-captian Joe McCarron won the Hall of Fame award and was named to the Conference All-Star Team along with Pat Foley, Tim Berry, and Co- captian Tim Connell. Ed Pellitier led the team in scoring with 6 goals and enjoyed a strong season along with Brian Nadeau, Jim Moses, Rob Cunning- ham, Steve Szczechowicz, and John Jake Sweeney. The graduating members of the team can take great pride in their performance this year which led to the State Tournament for the first time. Brian Nadeau battles for the ball 1977 State Champions L to R: Tom Hogan, Keith Michaud, John Hogan, Brian Lockard, Vince Swiniuch, Bill Legault, Bob Dionne, Asst. Coach Tom Lubas, Head Coach Dave Dunsky, Joe Cooney. This year ' s Cross- country Team, under the coaching of Dave Dunsky, won the Mass. State Title. Since Coach Dunsky ' s ar- rival four years ago, the team has been on the rise. Posting records of 7-2 in 74 , 9-0 NEC Champi- ons in 75 , and 9-0 2nd in Mass. State Meet in 76 , the team promised a state title for this year. Coach Dunsky 124 John Hogan S.H.S. Cross Country To start the season the team, known as Hogan ' s Heroes”, spent a week at camp on Cape Cod. Af- terwards, they breezed through the North Eastern Conference, and went on to win the NEC Meet, the E. Mass. Div. 2 Meet, the Mass. vs. Conn. Interstate Meet, and the Mass. All- State Meet. ”77” was truly the year for the Witch in Cross-country. Varsity Record Salem 17 Winthrop 46 Salem 26 Gloucester 31 Salem 15 Classical 45 Salem 22 Saugus 39 Salem 19 Danvers 44 Salem 15 English 49 Salem 17 Marblehead 48 Salem 19 Swampscott 44 Salem 15 Beverly 49 OTHER MEETS NEC Meet 1st Catholic Memorial Meet 2nd E. Mass. Div. 2 Meet 1st Mass, vs . Conn. Interstate Meet 1st Mass. State Final 1st 125 L. to R. Front row: Darren Lockard, Bob Dionne, Bill Legault, Jim Dunn, Randy, Tim Tobin, Tom Hogan, Nancy Jackson, Linda Copelas, Chris Guy, Yvette Pelletier. Back row: Asst. Coach Tom Lubas, Jim Morton, Vince Swiniuch, Joe Cooney, Kevin Theriault, Greg Murphy, Keith Michaud, John Hogan, Brian Lockard, Michele Walsh, Mary Tobin, Karen Desrocher, Laurie Fontaine, Marie Gagnon, Julie Walsh, Head Coach Dave Dunsky. They ' re off! 126 Girl ' s Cross Country The Girl ' s Cross-country team, coached by Dave Dunsky, posted a 4-5 record. The team, consisting of 1 senior and 9 freshmen and sophomores, did a very respectable job, and will certainly be a conten- der next year. Girl ' s Record 4-5 Salem 50 Winthrop 15 Salem 15 Gloucester 50 Salem 30 Classical 22 Salem 15 Saugus 50 Salem 37 Danvers 18 Salem 20 English 34 Salem 15 Marblehead 50 Salem 46 Swampscott 17 Salem 39 Beverly 20 127 The Golf Team GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF GOLF 128 129 GIRL ' S Despite the Girl ' s Tennis record of 5-9, they still had a pretty good season. The girl ' s never seemed to give up and were always striving to win. Pam Cunney, Diane Burke, and Karen Theriault were boosted into number one singles, as a result of the four top varsity players graduating. This year was also the first for a male coach. Peter Hinchey proved to be a valu- able asset to the team. Pam smashes the ball Bottom — L-R Sharon Reardon, Kristin Anton, Sharon Curtin, Ann Bendixon, Kim Nowak. Top Row — L-R Sarah Leger, Diane Burke, Elena Anton, Nancy Morency, Pam Cunney, Karen Theriault, Darlene Giacconi, Coach Peter Hinchey 130 TENNIS AWAY Gloucester 0-5 HOME Danvers 0-5 AWAY Saugus 2-3 AWAY Marblehead 0-5 HOME Lynn English 3-2 AWAY Winthrop 5-0 HOME Marblehead 0-5 AWAY Lynn Classical 5-1 AWAY Danvers 0-5 HOME Saugus 4-1 HOME Gloucester 3-2 AWAY Lynn English 1-4 HOME Swampscott 1-4 AWAY Beverly 0-5 Is this how you hit it? I L L-R Sarah Leger, Diane Burke, Elena Anton, Nancy Morencey, Pam Cunney, Daren Theriault, Darlene Giacconi. 131 132 WINTER SPORTS 134 135 136 r H r H DdHtn cn Dd wmmmm Bottom: John Gagnon, Jim Moses, Shawn Shea, John Augulewicz, Scott Garabedian, Mike LeBlanc. Top: Chuck Sawulski, Tom Trainor, Felix Oquendo, Pat Foley, Jim Muse, Bob Carter. Missing from photo, John Mclntire. Salem vs: Swampscott 81-53 Winthrop 68-64 Danvers 55-43 Lynn Classical 77-67 Saugus 87-61 Gloucester 62-47 Marblehead 58-85 Lynn English 69-64 Beverly 68-60 Swampscott 70-45 Winthrop 67-70 Danvers 70-60 Lynn Classical 68-59 Marblehead 73-82 Saugus 82-46 Lynn English 58-52 Beverly 67-57 Gloucester 62-54 Salem vs: Sommerville 60-65 Chelmsford 64-45 Waltham 40-39 Lexington 48-64 137 l.l ' l ' T- The Salem High Basket- ball team of 1978 really gave us something to cheer about. The “Cin- derella Team surprised everyone by finishing up the season with a 20-5 sea- son and winning a spot in the finals, a feat which has not been accomplished since 1933. 138 There seemed to be a special bond between the players, both on and off the court, that suc- ceeded in making them a win- ning team. There was an electric- ity generated by them that was unsurpassed by any other team. Despite a heartbreaking loss to Marbelhead in a double- overtime game, Salem went on to beat Somerville, crush Chelmsford, and whip Waltham, only to be defeated by Lexington in the final game. Win or lose, the fans got their fill of excitement. The Salem Witches Basketball team of 1978 is one that will long be remem- bered. 139 Bottom: Don Provost, Steve Foley, Jim Ryan, John Doyle, Steve Zylinski. Top: Sherman Power, John Dionne, Mark Fecteau, John Page, Joe Can- delaria, Coach Lucey. Salem vs. Swampscott 61-39 Winthrop 49-50 Danvers 53-49 Classical 55-53 Saugus 67-38 Gloucester 56-25 Marblehead 65-54 English 48-31 Beverly 77-37 Swampscott 49-36 Winthrop 50-32 Danvers 55-39 Classical 57-39 Marblehead 64-42 Saugus 54-37 English 70-39 Beverly 52-31 Goucester 52-49 140 Bottom: Maureen DeFranzo, Sue Sklover, Marcia Lemiesz, Cheech Felton, Betty Loyte. Top: Sue Muse, Linda Mazza, Phyllis D ' Entremont, Cheryl Kacherian Capt., Chris LaChance, Kim Peterson. Missing in photo, Sharon Lipka. 141 With 15 wins and only 2 losses the S.H.S. girls basketball team was a suc- cess in ' 78. They slaughtered Bishop Fenwick and after winning 2 night games against Winthrop, both Salem and Winthrop became co-champs of the N.E. Conference. The victorious S.H.S. Girls then gained the state tournament for the third consecutive year, ending an outstanding year. fri I 143 JUNIOR-SENIOR Just what was needed to break up a rather dull win- ter — The cotillion this year was held at the Hawth- orne Inn in Salem, and though it was a bit crowded for the more than 125 couples that attended, it was a great time. Something new was added to the annual affair: A King and his court were chosen! And why not?!! We could ' ve danced all night! It was truly a lovely evening. The Queen ' s court from 1-r Linda Vaillencourt, Larrissa Voschullo, Barbara St. Pierre, Queen — 144 Laurie Foley, Cheryl Currie, Sue Sabean, Chris Nangle, and Sharyn Pramas. COTILLION 145 146 147 THE TRACK TEAM 148 149 150 tut l The 1978 girl ' s track team did very well this year. Be- sides working to- gether as a team to bring many victories to Salem High School, there were many girls who shone on their own showing that Salem High has many fine girl track stars. Almost all of those who were on the team will remember their practicing and training almost as well as their victories and defeats. It wasn ' t easy, but it was worth it in the final moment of triumph. 151 A-THON 152 The Volleyball-a-thon will not soon be forgotten by those who were involved with it both junior and senior year. This event, which lasted for 12 hours our junior year and 8V2 hours our senior year, was orga- nized to help the class of ' 78 earn money while having fun at the same time. Despite a few minor casualties, most of those who participated will agree that we succeeded in accomplishing both goals. 153 ; I Front — Barbara Tarascio, Sharon Hart, Janis Hart, Peter Copelas, Mary Tobin, Mary Sweeney, Kerry Rynn, Kim Nowak, Kelly Doyle, Dale Theberge. Middle — John Welch, Dan Hendrick, Tim Salvo, John Sindoni, Scott Engleheart, Jeff LeBlanc, Scott Mallard, Bwth Donaldson, Pam Gauthier, Paula Mroz, Nancy Morency. Back — Coach Harrington, Coach Sanviti, Dan Wood, Scott McLaughlin, Mike Gold, Mary Ellen Higgens, (capt.) Dan Mezoff (capt.), Steve Porier, Carolyn Carter, MaryAnn Butler, Sue Mroz, Laurie Pynn. Absent Debbie Pellitier. Sue Mroz Debbie Pellitier Scott McLaughlin 154 ■ SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING 155 156 SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL The Salem High School 1978 baseball team finished off their winning season with a 12-6 record, putting them in second place behind Lynn English. Despite their heartbreaking loss to Pea- body in the first game of the state finals, the baseball team of 1978 gave Salem High School alot to be proud of. Front row: J. Thompson, S. Garabedian, T. Fraser, T. Mento, E. Shaejbe, S. Szczechowicz, B. Felton. Back row: M. Page, B. McCarthy, F. Oquendo, D. Conway, N. Berry, J. Ryan, G. Coty, E. Eon, Coach Giardi. 158 159 160 First row, 1-r: John Tache, John Mclntire, Brian Poitras, Norm Banville, Greg Murphy, John Hogan, Brian Lockard, Bob Dionne, Dave Sienkiewicz. Second row: Kevin Talbot, Joe Tache, Kevin Theriault, Jim Sawicki, Joe Cooney, Tom Hogan, Keith Michaud, Vin Swinuch. Third row: Tom Hayes, Steve Godjikian, Tom McDonald, Eric Poehler, Bill Corbett, Mark Fecteau, Steve Boulay. Fourth row: Scott Conroy, Burt Pero, Paul Joly, Steve Spanios, Tom Higgins, Terril Williams. Fifth row: Coach Paul Deschene, Rocky Lough, Eric Harrison, John Francis, Coach Tim Marcoulier. The S.H.S. Boys ' spring track team wound up their season with a winning record of 8-1. It was the best season that this team has ever seen. The team was led to victory by Coach Tim Marcoulier and Coach Paul Deschene. The 1978 Tri-Captains were Norm Ban- ville, Brian Lockard and Greg Murphy. The Witches achieved a second place conference standing behind Beverly and placed third in the Northern Area Meet. It was a season to be remembered. 162 68 - 54 87-34 80-42 69 - 53 91-31 105-17 93-29 76-46 44-78 Salem vs: Marblehead Lynn English Swampscott Winthrop Danvers Lynn Classical Saugus Gloucester Beverly 163 I 165 Girl ' s Softball 166 167 YEARBOOK STAFF l m Sitting: Chris Nangle, Elaine Wrigley, Roz Bacherman, Jane Porcello, Lillian Zatorre, Beth O ' Grady, Denise Ywvc, Alice Viselli. Standing: Yearbook Advisor, Carol H. Eldridge, Cliff Baldwin, Kevin Theriault, Greg Murphy, Bob Dion. 168 THE BUSINESS STAFF Carissa Voschvllo, Peter Copelas, Roz Bacherman, Phyllis Baker, Advisor. Not Pictured: Shawn Shea, Harry Eng, Chris Nangle, Pat Ydez, Scott Garabedian, Elaine Wrigley, Greg Murphy, Alice Viscelli, Phyllis D ' Entremont. 169 170 171 THE MAN WHO D. Kolodziej as R. Stanley Mr. Mrs. Stanley O. Rogers L. Zatorre 5 minutes, Mr. Whiteside” Rob Femino alias Robert Carlton K. McKinley alias S. Whiteside Sarah John P. Baldwin L. Brennan G. Belanger as nurse Preen 172 CAME TO DINNER Presented by the Drama Club, May 13 14 Co-Directors: Tom Mazzarini Claudette Voyer Student Director: Kathy Victory B. Bois as the comical “Dr. Bradley K. Belanger and Jim Moses J. Armstrong “Welcome, Whiteside T. Mostacci as Ms Stanley T. Mazzarini 173 Junior Variety Show 174 SENIOR 176 RECEPTION 177 Junior Prom The Court from 1-r, Karen Kolbialka, Lisa Curran, Chrissy Linus, Linda Vaillencourt, Queen — Sue Lojko, Paula Mroz, Sharon Duchesnes, and Sharon Reardon. 178 0 + 180 181 LUAU The luau was an event which was very well at- tended by the senior class. Activities included baseball, eating, frisbee, football, eating, basket- ball, volleyball, and eating. 182 Despite the large quantities of food consumed by just about everyone, there was still time for participating in the games, socializing with our friends, and having a good time. 183 SENIOR RECEPTION The Senior Reception was held on June 5 at the Chateau de Ville in Saugus. The girls came in beautiful gowns and the boys in their rented tuxedos. The food was deli- cious, the band was great, and the queen, Rosemary Higgins and her court were beautiful. This night will “Always and Forever be remembered by all those who attended. Queen and court from If. to rt., Maureen DeFranzo, Cindy St. Pierre, Donna Martin, Darlene Cen- sabella, queen, Rosemary Higgins, Barbara Tarascio, Debbie Day, Larissa Voschullo, Denise Ywuc. 184 185 186 187 YOU ' VE MADE IT 188 CLASS OF 1978 1.1 189 Sherry Bates Lynne Pothier Lil Zatorre Cindy Latinik Debbie Keenan Nancy Lussier Tim Connell Liz Sheridan Barb Tarascio Jeannine Ingemi fit if j 190 f Steve Moore Lonnie Brennan ( 9 Sune Hallback Athena Spanios Kathy Cashman Lynne Petronio Mary Richardson Peg Byrne Cathy Slejzer Maryanne O ' Brien AREN ' T WE CUTE? Jim Muse 191 Victorria DellaMonica Kathy Dunn Tina D ' Amato Elaine Wrigley Judy Berry Nancy Morency 192 Maureen Febonio Mr. T.C. in his first M.G. Tina Massero 193 Patti Swift Peter Porcello Alice Viselli Kathy Higgins Moe DeFranzo Betty Soper Debbie Termini Donna Belleau Phil Saraceno Barb Tarascio, Maryanne O ' Brien, David Hoar, Lonnie Brennan. 194 + 196 197 THE SENIOR SHOW 198 “Jim Directs His Classmates To Stardom REMEMBER IT??? 199 HIGH $ ( 0 CLASS OF “ 78 ” 201 unm, 202 203 204 FACULTY AND STAFF PATRONS LORRAINE KAVANAGH CHARLENE BAILEY MARIE BARRY THOMAS BILLINGS JOHN BURNS EDWARD COOKSON JEAN FECTEAU LINDA GAGNON MARK GREENBLATT ANTON KOLZ ANTOINETTE LEDGER MANTINA LEFTHES LINDA MC CORMACK WILLIAM POOLE GAYNOR R. RILEY THOMAS RISOLDI MARIAN SWEENEY MR. MRS. KEVIN WYNN PHILIP BROWN EDWARD A. CURTIN WALTER DONOVAN ANN COOK MARY PELLETIER DONALD BRENNAN ROBERT BAILEY HENRY BALDASSARRI ANTHONY CARPENITO WILLIAM COOMBES RICHARD FEMINO VIVIAN FORBES ALPHONSE GIARDI WILLIAM GRAYDEN JANE HARTMANN BERNARD KAMINSKI MR. MRS. LATHROP SANDRA LILLO DIANE MARINO THOMAS MAZZARINI CHRISTINE MIASKIEWICZ THERESA MIASKIEWICZ CHARLES MURPHY MR. MRS. FRANK NOLAN MICHAEL O ' KEEFE CATHERINE PIEMONTE THOMAS SADOSKI FRANK SALVO JOAN TREMBLAY NICHOLAS XIARHOS JOAN ANDRUSKIEWICZ HELEN CROTEAU ALFRED VISELLI MARIE BLAIR CAROL CARR TONY CARUSO JUDITH CHALUPOWSKI CHARLES CHAURETTE BEVERLY CLARK RUTH COOPER PATRICIA DONAHUE MARGARET HANNUM ROSE HORRIGAN PATRICIA HYNES DOROTHEA LEONARD ROBERT LYONS NEIL MOYNIHAN STEPNANIE PULEO KATHLEEN RAFUSE ANTHONY SALVO TIMOTHY SHEA TIM WARD DONALD WILINSKI PATRICIA CYR HELEN FOLEY LOUISE BABB ROBERT PESCE PHILLIS BAKER BRYCE BEATTIE JAN AUDESSE LEONARD BOX CAROL LEE BRATT WILLIAM CARMAN PETER DI PLACIDO CHARLES DOLAN JOY DOYLE SHARON FATELLO HARRIET ZELERMYER ROBERT GESWELL ROY HAGEN ALAN HAWRYLUK PAUL HIGGINS VICTORIA KRUGGEL BARBARA LANDER FRANK LEONARD TIMOTHY MARCOULIER KENNETH PERRONE DAVID MC GRATH LOUISE PELLETIER MR. MRS. ALEXANDER PSZENNY JOHN REGAN MAUREEN ROCHE BEVERLY RATTIGAN ELIZABETH SCRIBNER ROBSON S HELLY PAUL VIGNOLI MICHAEL J. WARD JEANNETTE BOIS EDITH WALSH EILEEN PETERSON JOANNE MC GLONE RUTH PRENTISS SHEILA L. BLAIS ALBERT DE PAOLO FRANK SANTILLO PAUL GIRARD MARIE PHELAN JOSEPH A. ZAGROBSKI 205 SPONSORS THE VOSHCHULLO FAMILY KUSZMAR ' S MARKET STROMBERG ' S RESTAURANT FEDERAL PAINT BOB ' S H R GAS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT DUDA MIKE ' S BARBERSHOP DEXTER ' S FURRIERS INC. THOMAS RENTAL FEDERAL MACHINE JIM ' S VARIETY ROBERT ' S DONUT SHOP BERNARD ' S JEWELERS BOB ' S ROD GUN SHOP MR. AND MRS. HECTOR E. MARCHAND AMY CARON BOOK NOOK CANDY OUTLET MR. AND MRS. EDWARD K. VASS JR. BED AND BATH JOHN B. BALLOU, M.D. NO NAME PUB DAVE ENG ' S FLOWERS ALLERGY PHYSICIANS, INC. WOODWORTH ' S ANTIQUES UNION STREET GARAGE, INC. COBB ELECTRIC MOTOR FREDERICK O. BUCKLEY, M.D. INC. FROM A FRIEND BILL ' S VARIETY STORE S S VARIETY SALEM ALUMINUM WINDOW SALEM AUTO BODY NELSON ' S SPA C.F. TOMPKINS CO. 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