Boston Latin School - Liber Actorum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

Liber Actorum Boston Latin Schot)l Boston, Massachusetts EDITORIAL STAFF John Bluthardt Sophia Chin John Erwin Elaine Fadden Nick Favorito FACULTY ADVISORS Cathy Harmon Thomas Flatlev Raymond Goon Aram Hazerjian Hazel Wong Susan Wong Dedicated to . . . Mr. Powers has prohahh’ collected ern)u h unused sick days to take a tw ' entv year vacation. I ' ntortunately. this year that is exactly what he did. Mr. Powers retired in earh ' December, leaving behind thirty years of teaching. lbs crs.itihi fills a page of the Who ' s Wht at Boston Latin School. For the past twenty-five years he has coached the city ' s most successful swimming team. He has tilled roles as ba.seball. track and sailing coach. Mr. Powers even pinch-hit tor Mr. Mosher during his extended absence this ear. Additionally, as business advisor he has handled the ever troublesome financial atfairs of the Liher Actorurn. The Class ot 1981 and the entire Latin School community wish Mr. Powers a happy and prosperous retirement. . . . William Powers sea Dedicated to Mr. Miller can look back upon a long and diverse career at Latin School. Almost forty years ago, he taught the incoming students a variety of subjects: science, history and even physical education. He then devoted himself to the classics, showing an enthusiasm and love for Latin too much lacking today. The seniors of the Class of 1981 will best remember Mr. Miller for his stint as Acting Headmaster during the school ' s most troubled period. We thank him for his devotion to Boston Latin School and to us. . . . David Miller 1 , 5 Headmaster ' s Message The accomplishments of your class are an indication of the tremendous importance that you, as students, place upon acquiring the educational experience needed lor future success. You have maintained a dedication and interest in the realization of your goals at a time when it is common to downgrade our insistence upon academic excellence. Our goal at Boston Latin School continues to be the preparation of young men and women to become educated and worthy members of our society. You have the opportunity and the means to make a constructive contribution to the improve- ment of mankind. It will not be easy to accomplish your goals without a continuing dedication to hard work and a con- tinuing devotion to duty. Every freedom, every right, and every privilege have their prices and their corresponding duties without which they cannot be enjoyed. You have been given the means to succeed. What you do with your lives will be an indication of how well you have learned the lessons taught at Boston Latin School. Much has been asked of you dur- ing your stay with us. Often you may have questioned the value of your experience here. The fact that you have com- pleted your education indicates the importance you place upon completing our rigorous course of study. As graduates you have earned the recognition and respect of those that have preceded you. Recognize that with maturity comes the responsibility to ensure that your Alma Mater continues as a viable institution of learning. You must support us in every way so that we may continue to provide your successors with the same opportunities that you have received. Anything less than maximum effort on your part will diminsh the heritage and tradition that you now enjoy as graduates. Your success as a class is a source of pride to your teachers, your parents and especially to your Headmaster. We will always remember you and hope that you will continue to share with us your future thoughts and successes. May you experience happiness and joy in the years that follow. May God bless you all. Carmine A. Vara ASSISTANT HEADMASTER John A. Grasso ASSISTANT HEADMASTER Classics 1st ROW: H. Pollock, J. Mutti, M. Shea, A. Kussell, J. Desmond, J. Zanor, P. Partridge. 2nd ROW: J. Slattery, K. Portle, C. Evans, P. Salterio, P. Driscoll, O. O ' Malley, R. Cox, C. Sakey. Latest News From the Rubicon They ' re going to attack from our right. This calls for a triplex acies. We ve intercepted a message from Caesar. I think I ' ve broken the code. 10 It ' s all in a day ' s work. English 1st ROW: G. Carroll, J Kelley, R. Bolby, K Roche, S. Resnick, F. Molloy, L. McCourt, R. Tarpey. 2nd ROW L Casey. M. Flynn, E. Kelly, J Paine, C. Harmon, C. LaBonte, W. Bronski, M Balasalle, I. Malloy, C. Kelley-LaCambria. 13 mil T’ History 1st R() X R Slicndan. K Johnson, h F ' amulan, G Beninati, A Marder 2nd RO X ' C Butters. J. Cunningham. B NUfts. D Browne, K Still. 1 I ' mi ia. Gentlemen, I ' ve called you all here ttidav tor a special reason 14 15 Math 1st ROW S. Soibelman, W Maisey. M Weinert, W Durante, D. Regan, R. Manclosa, D, Pratt. 2nd ROW W Themistocles, I. Winit er, T Fruntera,J Page, G. Power, J. Tierney, R Wellings, J Meara, D Durant, S. Mitchell, L. Salvucci,J. Maloney, E. Walker. 16 So maybe we scale the grades 17 Modern Languages 1st ROW A Bdtnstont. G. Hartel. M Sullivan. Donovan, J. Mum. 2nd ROW. J. Rome, M Berger, E. Wood- ward, K Portic It ' s in one piece now, but I ' m going to find the rascal that broke it. suggest 18 Why do they always have to pick on me ' Break his tower ' I can t even pet out of my chair. Great! Someone tinalU smashed the sill looking tliinp That ' s great. No more overcrowded classrooms. Science 1st ROW 1) Ivaska. O W ' hite, G. F.stabrooks. j. Connolly, J. LeProhon, 2nd ROW T. McCloskey. W Higgins, J. Golden, W. Averill. W. Snow, 20 21 Guidance 1st ROW: Z. Cousens, C. Tompkins, E. O ' Reilly, K. Bowers. 2nd ROW: T. Colben, E. Mosher, V. Jackmauh, M. Mendicoff. The best possible place to look is in the archives. Someone has to crack open the filing cabinet. 22 o get the darn drawer open. It ' s stuck. All right, get in a straight line. Fifty bucks for a copy of the secret recipe. Well, the secret is out, and The boob has been deboobed. ' Good going. I have the secret recipe right in my hands. Now all we have to do is put it on the black market. Physical Education 24 Music 1st ROW: H. Peterson, G. King, R. Brown, 2nd ROW; J. Boisen, L. Siagel. Art 25 Librarian Typing A Fellows Nurses A. Graham Secretaries K LaCroix, I) Mahoney. F: McCarthy 26 Tension Mounts at Boston Latin as Pink Slips Roll In Yeah. ' You know what you can do with your pink slip ' Ditti Oh pooh ' I ' m mad as hell and I ' m not golnj; to take it anymore It doesn ' t bother me. I make market anyway money in the black 27 28 IHHHHHi Few men command more authority, responsibility ... . ■ ■ and respect. 29 T Studentes Primani Class Officers PRESIDENT S MESSAGE 1 would like to begin by reflecting on our years at Boston Latin School. Those of us that entered this school as sixies” were told to look to the person to the right of us and to the left of us: at least one of those persons would not make it through the six years. Our initial feelings were of nervous disbelief and intimidation. This year was one of adaptation and new friendships. Over the next tour years, we developed a stronger feeling of fellowship] and school participation. Memorable events included the sophomore] class trip and the junior prom. When senior year finally arrived, we were at the top. The year began with the pressure of college applications and interviews. Thanksgiving and Christmas flew by and the pressures eased as we received our college acceptances. Suddenly our Latin School careers have ended. We all know where we will be going next year, and everything for us at B.L.S. is over. During our years in this school, we have been taught many varied subjects from Latin and math to physics, Greek and art. Much of this knowledge will be forgotten; however, retained will be our views of morality, honesty and justice. Although some of us may disagree with the philosophy and strict discipline of the Latin School. 1 do not think that one of us can truthfully say that he regretted attending Latin School, or that he did not receive a worthwhile education. 1 think it is extremely important to the vitality of Boston Latin School that we support our Alma Mater in the years to come. Anne DiNatale PRESIDENT Paul McCarthy Jean Makie Steven Kirnon SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER 32 Jeanne Cosgrove John Ladd Class Committee Paula Donato CHAIRPERSON William O Callahan 33 Robert Jason Airosus o man in the world can make the gods do more than the gods will — except me. Fidehtt Award. German Club. Ambition: To be recognized as a person, for what I am. not tor what they would like me to be. Lap Chi Au If you don ' t first succeed, try once more. If you don ' t succeed, forget it. Table Tennis, Asian Cultures Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Track Ambition: To be satisfied in life. Pierre Apollon Soccer Team, Black Students ' Association. Ambition: To be a soccer player of World Cup Thomas James Atkins ' Remember, the clothes don ' t make the man. Black Students ' Association II-I, Glee Club III. Freshman Football IV, Tutor IV, II. Ambition: Lawyer, Politician, President. Slappy Paula Mane Alduino The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Emerson Cross Country II-I, Track VI, Co-Capt I, Tutor III, German Club I, Harvard Commencement I ' sher II, Approbation with Distinction VI-II, Fidelity Prize IV. NHS II Ambition: To be a German veterinary physical therapist Kathi Mane Barakat It seems like only yesterday I gazed through the glass, but that ' s all in the past. NHS, Key Club, Glee Club, Student Govern- ment. Tutoring. Ambition: To be what I want to be. 34 Ann Marie Barrile You might ' ve heard I run with a dangerous crowd. We ain ' t too pretty, we ain ' t too proud, we might be laughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one . . - Billy Joel Pep Squad V, Bowling Team III-I, Spring Track IV, Prom Committee 1. Ambition: To be something to everyone and everything to someone. Nancy Nancy Jane Barsamian To live your own way; to reach for the goals you have set for yourself; to be the you want to be. This is success. Spring Track IV-I, Indoor Track IV, III, I, Cross Country II, Badminton II, Bowling III, Pep Club IV-II, G.A.P. V, Aeronautics Engineering II-l, Table Tennis IV, ENVIMP IV, Marine Biological I, Tutor I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, N.H.S. II-I, Approbation Prize III, Science Fair Winner II. Ambition: To leave the world a bit better than the way I found it. Hell Kenneth Michael Bell Take a hike. Freshman Baseball IV, J.V. Hockey III, Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To succeed in every endeavor. Donald Bell Those are the breaks. Varsity Basketball, Black Students ' Association VI-I, Student Council VI-III, Junior Band VI-III. Ambition: I plan to go to college, major in business management and play basketball. 1 want to be successful and make M-O-N-E-Y. Roger Birle Only through firm goodness should there be good fortune. -I Ch.ng Soccer V-I, Capt. I, All-City I, Aero-Eng. Socie- ty, Legislative Comm., MAML. Ambition: To accept whatever happens LJ.B Laura Jean Blackmer A smile for every girl and two for every boy. Swim Team VI-I, Spring Track IV, Junior Band VI-IV, Senior Band III-II, All-City Band VI-V, Jr. Prom Committee, N.H.S. II-I. Harvard Com- mencement Usher II, Harvard Peer Pressure Leader II-I, Explorers President II. Ambition: To do anything on time. 35 36 Gregg 37 t 38 I I Cecilia Chan ■ Reach for the brightest star. Be prepared to j;et only bruises as reward. I Ar o Editor-In-Chief II, Cheerleader II-l, Track : II. Rifle Club VI, ACC VI j Ambition: To do something Latin can be proud - of. Cie Domingos Domingos Meng-Hong Chan At his side, the scythewielding angel of death, m his three pale fates the final arbiter, the ultimate judge. Marinr Marine Biology Society I, Table Tennis Society II, Harvard Commencement LIsher II, Chess Teamll, NHSII-I Ambition: To crawl from the teeming muck and, metamorphosed, fly in the sunshine. Chiu Ngan Chan Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes Table Tennis Society V, II. Science Fiction Club, ACC, Computer Team I, Bowling Team I, Chess Club I, NHS I Ambition: To learn all that I can learn and to pursue my happiness. Harry C. Chan Asian Cultures Club, Rifle Club, Argo Staff, Yearbook Staff, Photography Club. Ambition: To live it high. Janet f han I here cannot be a rainbow without a storm and a cloud Asian C ultures ( luh Vl-1, Sec 11. V P 1, Table Tennis Society V. I, Math Teaiti II I. MAA 1111. MAMl. IIM. NLMl. ILL Liber Actorurn 1. Na tional Honor Society ILL Harvard Commence ment Usher 11. fidelity Pri e IV, Approbation With Distinction Pri e IV, V, filassics Prize VI. IV, University of Pennsylvania Book Prize II Ambition: To achieve all the goals Tve set for myself and to be able to look back with a smile and laugh. Julie Julie Chao 39 Elizabeth Chinj; Cht X isdom IS knowing what to do next Virtue is Boston Latin Tutorial Program III-l, BLS Con- cert Choir V-I. All-City Chorus V-1. East West Dance Theater V-I, Asian Cultures Club V-IV, Opera Project-Boston Of era Company I, Classics Prize V, Fidelity Prize III, NHS, YES Exchange-Germany, Harvard Commencement E sher II Ambition: To always have both wisdom and Sophia Pui Yiu Chin To reach the unreachable star ... To dream the impossible dream. Asian Cultures Club VI-1, Tutor Ill-I, Liber Ac- torum I, Co-Editor Senior Staff, Argo I, Table Tennis Society V-1, Approbation Prize V-IV, Girls ' Choir V, Bowling Team, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. Ambition Not to look up to anyone. i Stanley N. Chin Chess Club IV-I, Sec III, V.P. II, President I, Chess Team IV-I, Capt. I; Table Tennis Society IV-I, Pres. II-I; Asian Cultures Club V-I, Photography Club IV, Track III-II, Cross Coun- try II, NHS II-I, Marine Biology Club I, Liber Actorum, MAA II-I, MAML IIM, NEML 1, CML I, Soccer Team III, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Class of 1985 Award IV, Classical Prize III-II, Approbation Prize IV-III, Modern Prize IV-Il Ambition: To be able to improve the world in some way. Winnie Kim Chin Flectere si nequeo superos, acheronta movebo Asian Cultures Club V-I, Tutor Ill-Il, Classical Award III, Table Tennis Society II, Photography Club II-I, Badminton II, Spanish Club I, Class Committee I, Register Staff I, Close-Up I, Ambition: To reach for my stars Wing Pak Chow Ambition: To be successful in at least one endeavor. Wing Michael Michael Chu A man must carefully choose his enemies, for once chosen he has forfeited a friend, Rifle Club II-I, Asian Cultures Club IV-I, Table Tennis Society II-I, Track Team II. Ambition: To travel to another inhabitable planet. 40 Robert Chun Scott Chu Asian Cultures Club, Table Tennis Society, Ri- fle Club, Photogtaphy Club. Ambition: To meet Marilyn Chambers. Tina Chu Di a well before you are thirsty,’ Aeronautics Enj;ineeting Society II, Asian Cultures Club VI-II, Pep Squad 111, National Honor Society II I, Museum of Fine Arts classes IV, Fidelity Award V. Glee Club IV, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To find contentment. Table Tennis Society 11 1. Asian Cultures f lub VI-III, Aeronautical Fnj ineerinp Society II. Chess Club II, Letter of Commendation I, Ap- probation with Distinction V-IV, Classical Pri c IV. Ambition: To be a success in my own eyes and in the eyes of others. Thomas Thomas Chu ' Labor Omnia Vincit. Rifle Club Il-I, Asian Cultures Club IV-I, Table Tennis Society III-II. Ambition: To travel in space. Jane Chung But will you always stay someone else ' s dream of who you are.- Do what ' s good for you or you’re not good for anybody. Math Team III-I Capt. I, MAML III-I, Finalist II, MAA III-I, NEML II-I, Atlantic Regional Math Competition II, Atlantic-Pacific Math Ex- am III, Math Olympiad Program II, Spring Track III-I, ' Winter Track II-I, National Honor Society Il-I, Pres. I. National Merit Letter of Commendation I, Asian Cultures Club V-IIl, Harvard Commencement Usher II, William Kimball Norton Prize III, R.P.L Medal II, Michelman Prize II, Classical Prize VI-IV, Modern Prize III Ambition: To see Latin beat Canton. Chungles Johnna Helen Clark They can because they think they can. Glee Club VI, Yearbook Committee I Ambition: To be able to . . . 41 Robert Edward Clark Varsity Soccer, Aeronautical Engineeting Socie- ty, Legislative Committee, Billiards Club President. I Susan Marie Clifford 1 must be traveling on now . . . there are so many places I’ve got to see. ' I Crew IIMI, Gymnastics V, II, Modern Dance Club IV, Professional Club III-II, German Club I, Classical Prize III. Ambition: To pursue a medical career. I 42 Katherine Mary Conley Xinia Maria Cordero You ' re never poor if you have friends ' Softball IV-1, Basketball IM, Aeronautical Engineering Society I, National Honor Society III. Ambition: To succeed and make others happy. Eddie Edward Paul Connolly You love her, but she loves him, and he loves somebody else, you just can ' t win. Coin Club I, Frisbee Club III, National Merit Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To ramble on. It may be madness to live in a dream, but it ' s insane to live without one. Pep Squad IV, Spanish Club IV-I, Soccer Club I, Tutoring III. Ambition: To be a nurse. Glenn Edward Cooper Why am I doing this. Radio Club V, Band V-I, Orchestra II, Percus- sion Ensemble II. Ambition: To become an engineer and rich. Jeanne Mane Cosgrove Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be, live. Swim Team VI-IV, Softball VI, Sailing V, Pep Squad VI-IV, Choir IV, AFS Club IV, III, Prom Committee II I, Class Committee. Ambition: To treat others as I would like to be treated. 43 Michael Cronm Curtis Gary Roger Davis Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Ambition: To make it in whatever I do. Michael 1 Animal Paul Joseph D ' Amato Good friends are like a fine wine . . they both become better as the years go by. J V Football II, Varsity Football manager I,J.V. flockey IV II, MAML II-I, MAA II I, CML I, Lab assistant. Chess Club IV-III, Computer Ambition To be able to know what I want in life and have the resources to reach that goal. Ray Raymond Vincent Dart Rifle Club III. Ambition: To be my father ' s boss. Schaundra Davenport To all who love, love is all the world. ' Ambition: To strive for contentment. V Photography Club Vice President, Band V-II, Black Students ' Association. Ambition: To be ruler of the world. Margaret Deacutis Tell a man there are 10 billion stars in the sky and he ' ll believe you. But tell him a bench has )ust been painted and he has to make sure. Track IV, Basketball III, Softball III-Il. 44 Edward Michael Decosta The longest of all days is the day you have not laughed Soccer Team Il-I, Baseball IV-IIl, Crew IV-lll, Wrestling IM, Soccer Club I, Billiards Club I, Aeronautics Engineering Society II-I, National Science Foundation Program in Engineering II, Student Council V-IV. II, Racial Ethnic Student Council V, MAML ll-I, National Merit Letter of Commendation II, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be an engineer. Lisa Zahia Deeb If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never Girls ' Aid to the Public VI-V, Bowling Team IV, Environmental Club I. Ambition: To be on time. Janet Delahanty Think in terms of bridges burned, think of seasons that must end, see the rivers rise and fall, they will rise and fall again. Like an ocean to a shore, like a river to a stream, it ' s the famous final scene. Try the handle of the toad, feeling different, feeling strange, this can never be arranged. The famous final scene. Table Tennis Society IV, Bowling Team IV-III, Dance III, Cross Country Track II, Environmen- tal Clubl. Ambition: To stay healthy. Paul Francis Dench ' There are two paths you can go by but in the long run, there s still time to change the road you re on. National Honor Society II-I, Outdoor Track II- I, Freshman Football IV, Tutoring III, Coin Club IV-III, Boys State II. Ambition: To go to Latin and not have car trouble. Snoop James Vincent Desimone I am, therefore I think. Stage Band, Argo-Graphics Editor, Rifle Club. Ambition: To have no ambition. Russell Russell Keith Desmond Heard melodies are sweet, yet those unheard are sweeter. Junior Band V-IV, Senior Band III-I, Orchestra IV-I, Football Band IV-II, Na- tional Achievement Letter of Commendation I. 45 46 i James Ivlliot Do ier I am working; to achieve all those wonderful qualities that will enable me to become a Basketball II-I. Baseball IV III, Black Students ' Association VI I. Ambition; To become a mechanical enj;ineer. Christopher Duduch Success is doing what you’ve dreamed of: roll- ing with the punches and owning a ' 10 Camaro, Prom Committee I, Junior Band V-IV. Senior Band III-I. Football Band IV-III, Stage Band III-I, Orchestra II-I, All-City Band II. Southeast District High School Band I. Photography Club IV, Crew IV-III, Class Rep, V-IV, Music Aid I. Ambition: To play on stage for thousands. Duff John Michael Duffy Why take life seriously. ' You ' ll never get out of it alive. Student Council. Baseball, Prom Committee II- I, Senior Class Aide. Ambition: To be happy and very rich. Mary Katherine Duggan Life is not a problem to be solved; it is a mystery to be lived. Track VI. Softball V-Il, Fashion Show I, Basketball I. Key Club 1, Victory Club llI-I. Ambition: To meet Buck Rogers in the twenty- first century. Marykate Dale Raymond Dyroff You can ' t outrun the long arm of the law Ambition To find the most honest man in the John Erwin Minds are like parachutes. In order to work, they must be open, Class V Band, Junior Band, Senior Band I, Argo I, Orchestra I, Liber Actorum I, Register I. ENVIMP Ambition: To be President. 47 Ciltredo Gozo Esguerra Anne Bnghetce Flaherty Thomas Flatley Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is to you. — R. W. Emerson Environmental Club 1, Yearbook Staff I, Na- tional Honor Society, B.L.S. Tutor II. Ambition: To see the Astros in the Series. Nick Nicola Favorito With malice toward none . . . with charity for all. Soccer Team IIl-I, National Honor Society II I. Editor Sports Liber Actorum, Tutor I, Italian Club I, Harvard Commencement fisher II. Ambition; To live life to the fullest . . . and not hing less. Elaine Maryalice Fadden Each dawn is a new beginning. Track Team IV-I, Pep Squad III, National Honor Society 11-1, Argo I, Liber Actorum, (Editor of Clubs I), Aeronautics Engineering Society III-II, Harvard Commencement Usher II Ambition: To be happy forever. Modern Dance V. Track IV, Bowling IV-II, Tutoring II, Prom Committee I. Chess Club. Ambition: To become a chemical engineer. Finish each day and be done, for yesterday is a memory and tomorrow is but a dream. Cheerleader IV-III, Key Club I, Environmental Protection Society. Ambition: To live each moment to the fullest. Katie John Michael Flynn 11 we learn from our mistakes, 1 f;ot a reat education. Ambition: To be at our M)th reunion. John Timothy Joseph Flynn We have come to the end of another chapter in our lives, and now it is time to turn the paj;e, Ambition: To do something; worthwhile to be remembered by. Kelly Kool Kelly Lynn Flythe Time IS slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too lonp for those who grieve and too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love, time is not. Basketball Team Vl-lV.Jr. Varsity V-I, Sr. Var- sity, Black Students ' Association. Ambition: To seek the best from the rest. Anthony Charles Fonzi Success is a long weekend, a gorgeous blonde, and all the beer you can drink. Biology Lab Assistant lV-1, Crew Team 11-1, Blood Drive Donor I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Science Fair IV, II, MAA II, MAML ILL Ambition: To be successful. Paul Fordham Alan Peter F rantzen Many may think themselves heroes or geniuses or leaders, but only a few of us are. Ambition To be rich and extremeh powerful. 49 Frank Nicholas Frattaroli There is nothing quite like that moment when the lights go down and all our hopes are con- Argo Staff ll-l. Register I, Italian Cultural Socie- ty ' IV. I, String Ensemble VI-IV, B.L.S. Or- chestra V-IV. Com Club I, Classical Prize II. Ambition: To make believers out of those who would not believe. Elizabeth Marie Gatti If it s not one thing, it is another . . . ' Swim Team III-II, Ski Club III-I, Pep Club IV- III, Marine Biology Society I, NHS II-I, MAA II-I, MAML II-I, Art Scholarship IV. Ambition: To be a veterinarian. Robert Bruce Garland Never have so many done so much for so little. Freshman Football IV, Varsity Football III, Track II-I, Weight Lifting Club IV-III, Student Council II. Ambition: To be a recognized Samoan Deity. John Joseph Garrity BLS Concert Band, BLS Orchestra, BLS Stage- band, Soccer Team III, Sailing Club IV. Ambition: To do it all. Yvonne Gaines National Black Achievement Society. Ambition: To pursue a medical career in a Spanish-speaking country. Thomas Edmund Gedaminski The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible. ' Debating and Forensics Society III-l, Treasurer II, Public Declamation I, Center for An- trophysics Science Intern II, Rifle Club II, Crew IV-Il, Spring Track III, Tutoring Program III, MIT High School Studies Program III, Photography III, Treas. Ill, Chess Club III, Computer Programming Society V-IV. Ambition: To slow down. Judge 50 Veronica Gerald It is not the opinion that others have of you that is important, it is the opinion you have of yourself that counts, BLS Math Tutor III, Black Students’ Associa- tion I, Computer Programming IV. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I choose for a career. Paul Francis Grammer It is better to be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Jr. Band VI-IV, Sr. Band III II, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Golf VI-IV, Weightlifting IV-I, Varsity Football III-I,J.V. Baseball II I Ambition; To find the right ambition. Raymond Goon Liber Actorum, Photography Editor, Argo Photographer, Photography Club, Secretary, Varsity Tennis Team, Table Tennis Society, Asian Cultures Club, Rifle Club, National Honor Society, Computer Science League I. Ambition: To design my own computer system. Raymond Matthew Gosselin With a little hard work and dedication, we ll pull together and rock the nation. ” Student Council VI, 1, Rifle Club III, Golf Team III-I, Basketball Team III-I. Ambition: To shatter a backboard. Giunt Tracy Giunta Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vi- sion of hope. ” Band VI, Sailing Club, Track IV-II, Crew V-IV, Student Council V, Volleyball Team I, En- vironmental Society. Ambition: To be healthy, see the world and en- joy everything life has to offer. Hugh James Hamilton ”Vouth is not made for pleasure but for heroism. ” Spanish Club, Photography Club, Youth Concerts. Ambition. To continue to en)oy life after Latin School. 51 52 Michael Tangney Harol I Death before dishonor. Ambition: To have an acitvity to include in the yearbook. Aram Minas Hazerjian Two notes of the chord is our scope but to reach the chord is our life s hope and to name the chord is important to some so they give it a word and the word is . . . Ummmmmm. Stamp Club III, Figle Rifle Club II, Table Ten- nis Society III-II, Chess Club, Editor Liber Ac- torum I, Liber Actorum Photographer, Junior Prom Committee, Aeronautics Engineering Society II, Fidelity Award, MAML, MAA I. Ambition: To be what I am and not what others think I should be. I Patricia Patricia Healy Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul; dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. Pep Squad III. Ambition: To be happy. Dorothy lillen Ilogardt It doesn t matter how long you have lived, rather how well ' Girls ' Choir V, Tutor III. Ke f lub 1 Ambition To take Driver s Ed. 4 Celeste Henry To be nobody but myself means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight. Ambition: To be a psychologist. George Horn With age comes Wisdom. Asian Cultures Club VI-I. Table Tennis Society IV-I, Rifle Club II, Chess Club II, Computer Club II. Ambition: To prepare for the future times. 53 Mark John Itri Timothy Joseph Horan The candle is one-sixtieth of the luminous in- tensity of a square centimeter of a black body radiator maintained at the temperature of freez- ing platinum (2046 K i. Fidelity Prize II, Swim Team V-1. Captain 1. Sail- ing Club VI. Ambition: To deduce a total comprehension of the afore-mentioned quote. Randall Phillip Hoyt In life you can have many friends, hundreds of friends if popular enough, but in the end you can always count your true friends on one Band, Senior Band, Orchestra III, Stage Band II, I, Football Band III, Junior Varsity Baseball III, Cross Country III, II, Tutoring, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II, NHS II, I, Fidelity Prize III, Reading Prize VI. Ambition: To marry a woman with brains, per- sonality, and a rich family. Do what you like, but like what you do. Italian Cultural Society V. I. Sports Committee III, Model U.N. V, Crew III, Key Club 1, Stu- dent Council V-II, Sergeant At Arms III, Varsity Football III, I, Wrestling II-I, Captain I, Harvard Peer Pressure Leader I, Fidelity Prize, Victory Club I. Ambition: To get the best out of life. 54 Paula Marie Jelley Nay ' I need a ride. Ambition: To buy a car and to be tall. Mark Mark E. Johnson Varsity Track, Cross Country, Basketball. Ambition: To become an architect. Maura Therese Johnston If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me. I must be travelin ' on now ' cause too many places I ' ve got to see. GAP V, Glee Club IV. Victory Club VMI, Stu- dent Government V. Ambition: To be remembered. James James Konsrantinos Kalambokis All things ire wirh more spirit chased than enjoyed. Soccer Team IIMI, AliH-ENfi Society, Prom Committee, Marine Biology Club. Interstellar Communications Club. Ambition To tend towards n Annemarie Elizabeth Josoma A life filled with happiness is a life full of good friends, good times, good memories . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Volleyball V-I, Capt. I, MVP III, Globe All-Star Volleyball Team III; Basketball II I, Softball IV-I, NHS, Classical Prize VI, IV; Choir VI-IV, Professional Club I, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be happy. 55 I John Paul Kelleher Viaory Club IV-II. Student Government V. Ambition; To be rich. Joseph Francis Kelly “In the world of mules, there are no rulers.” Key Club II-I, Stage Crew Assistant Manager III-IJ.V. Baseball III. Varsity Baseball II I, Var- sity Football I, Classical Prize V III, Victory Club I. Ambition: To raise rabbits and live off the fat of the land. William Patrick Kilroy Golf, Weightlifting Club, Crew, Rifle Club, Prom Committee. Brian Vincent Kelley I was preparing for the future when suddenly the present hit me right in the face.” Tutoring III-I, N.H.S. II-I, Public Declamation II I, Numismatic Society III-I, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, MAML II-I, MAA III-I, NEML II-l, Class Prize for Excellence in Declamation II, National Merit Scholarship Commendation. Ambition: Togo back on Family Feud Patricia Marie Killilea The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow.” Track IV, III, I, Tutor I, Class of 1885 Award IV. Ambition: To get the most out of life. John Carlton King You can ' t please everybody, so you ' ve got to please yourself.” Freshman Football V-IV, Varsity Football II-I. J V. Baseball II-I, Key Club I. Film Crew II-I, Student Council I. Ambition: To please myself. 56 Stephen Nathaniel Kirnon Time j;oes by, but ood friends will last forever. HLS Math Team IV-I, Soccer IV-l, Public Declamation V-I, Forensics and Debating V-II, Treasurer of the Class of 1981, AES II I, Year- book Staff I, NHS II I, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Asian Cultures Club I, Harvard Commencement II, Fidelity Prize V, Classical Prize 111, The Holy Cross Award II, Warren Eastman Robinson Prize III, NEME IV-I, MAA IV-I, MAME IV-I, Prom Committee I. Ambition: To become a well-known surgeon. Track IV-IIl, I, Badminton III, Tutor IV, Con- cert Choir IV-I, Aeronautics Engineering Socie- ty IV, Spanish Institute at Regis College III, Neil Kusleika E=MC Soccer Team V-I, Indoor Track III-I, Outdoor Track II-I, City Gymnastics Team II-I, Soccer Club I. Ambition: To be the first person to go faster than the speed of light. Bob Robertjoseph l.adue All my life, still ahead of me, is bidding me. Photography Club IV. Indoor Track III, Spring Track II. Ambition: To find a worthwhile goal 57 Claire Landers La )Oie vient toujours apres la peine. Senior Class Committee, Junior Prom Commit- tee. Aeronautical Engineering Society III, V.P. II, Concert Choir III-l, Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship Classes IV-lIl, Pep Club IV, Cheerleader IIM, Co-captain I, Lawrence Medal, National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion, Harvard Commencement LIsher II, Gold Kev-Blue Ribbon Finalist Boston Globe Scholastic Art Exhibit IV, Honorable Mention National Scholastic Art Exhibit IV, Classical Prize VI, Fidelity Award V, Who ' s Who 1980. Ambition: Never to minimize life ' s possibilities. James Michael Laughlin In the midst of the winter, 1 finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer Albert Public Declamation IV-I, Debating and Foren- sics IV, III, National Honor Society, Harvard Commencement II. Francis Gardener Declama- tion Award IV-II, Classical Prize VI, IV, III, Glover Medal III, Cornelius Martin Sullivan Award II, Brown Book Award II, Harvard Peer Pressure I. N H S. Blood Drive I, Tutoring Ill-l, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Ambition To be a C.N. Diplomat Herbie Herbert Lee School is tough, but if you let it beat you, you will regret it. Asian Cultures Club V-I, Table Society IV, Computer Club IV, Rifle Club I. Ambition; To get a ride on the space shuttle and any other space craft. Raymond Lee You haven ' t achieved anything unless you feel excessive pain, so go for it. Rifle Club IIl-I, V.P. II-I, Table Tennis Club IV-I, Sec. II, Treas. 1, Asian Cultures Club IV-II, Yearbook Staff Photographer, Argo Staff Photographer I, Register Photography and Business Staff, Marine Biological Society I, Soccer Club 1, Indoor Track II-l, Spring Track 11-1, Fidelity Prize II. Ambition: To be able to reach my utmost dreams and hold on to them before they slip Ray the Gimp Thomas Edward Lembo You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might just find you get what you need. Tutoring III. Prom Committee II, Boys ' State II, Wrestling II-I, Italian Culture Society I, Coin Club 1. Treas., Yearbook Staff I, Business Ambition: To be successful and not to die in the process. Karin Susan Lenz Life is too important to be taken seriously. Varsity Tennis Team IV-I, Varsity Badminton Team IV-I, Table Tennis Club V, National Honor Society II-I, German Club Il-I, Classical Prize III, Nationwide German Contest Winner III-II, M.V.P. of Badminton Team IV, II, Bad- minton Championship Winner IV, Fidelity Prize IV. Ambition: To learn not to worry. 58 Denise Leonard Things you really have to think about aren ' t worth knowing. Ambition: To not have to think. Kiki Eddie Leong Cherish what has passed, rejoice in what is happening, and dream of what will be. How sweet the words of truth, spoken from the heart of love. N.H.S. II, I, Approbation Prize V, IV, P.A.Y.S. Program II, CML I, NEML I, MAA III-I, NECSL I, Chess Club, Prom Committee I, Har- vard Peer Pressure Program I, Harvard Com- mencement II, Pres. Asian Cultures Club, Com- puter Science League Team, Sec. Marine Biology 1, Rifle Club II, I, Table Tennis II, I, Varsity Volleyball, City Gymnastic Team. Ambition: To be one of the world s top systems analysts. Duck Aaronjoshua Levine Too many people know the price of everything and the value of nothing. Debating and Forensics Society V-I, President II; Soccer Team I, National Merit Semi-Finalist I, Math Team II-I. Ambition: To be there when it happens. Maria Adelina Leyva Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for; it is a thing to be achieved. Track III-I, Photography Club IV, Aero-Eng. Society III, II, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Hispanic Club III-I, Soccer Club I, National Honor Socie- ty, Fidelity Prize III. Ambition: To light the candle of success. Jacqueline Marie Lewis Black Students ' Association I. Ambition: To be a nurse. Jackie Mark Emerson Linehan If the cows won ' t eat it, I won ' t play on it. Varsity Football II-I, Varsity Hockey IV-I, Var- sity Baseball lll-l. Intramural Asst. III-Il, Foot- baU, Hockey, Baseball Mgr. Vl-V, Key Club III-I, Professional Club, Student Government, Viaory Club, Latin-English Football Program VI-I, Harvard Usher II. Ambition: To always have the wind at my back. 59 60 Helen Ha Lin Mali Nothing; reat was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Badminton III-l. Winter Track II I, Sprinj; Track IIM, Bowling; Team III, NHS II I, Marine Bioloj;ical Society I, Photography Club Hi ll, Aeronautics lin ineerin Society IV I, Tutor I, Asian Cultures Club VI I, Register I, Yearbook Staff I, MAMI. Il l, Girl ' s Choir IV, Computer Club III, Table Tennis Society II I, Italian Club Ambition: To try and then succeed. Helen Paul James Mahanna If I should not be learning now, when should I be. ' ' Varsity Basketball, Cross Country Track. Ambition: To be the best I can possibly be. Jean Roberta Makie There is only one way to success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Vice-President I, Senior Prom Committee I, Key Club 1, Yearbook Business Staff I, Tutor II, Student Support Committee, Co-Chairperson II, Pep Club III, Student Council IV-II, Volleyball III, Indoor Track III, NHS II-I. Ambition: To live one day without confusion. John Robert Makie Life is a lot easier when you take it one step at Varsity Football IV-I, Weightlifting Club IV-I, NHS II-I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Victory Club I. Ambition: To do my best and have fun doing it. % i John Sandra Delane ,Manassa Semper vivet in tordc meo sthola Latina Raiial Ltlinii Student founcil. Boston High School -Student Coordinator, leature I.ditor of the Argo, Harvard Commencement Usher II, President of the Black Students Association, Public Declamation, Student Advisors Com- mittee, I ' utor, Certificate of Achievement spon- sored by W ' ornen Interpose, Fidelity Award, Certificate of Achievement by ABC D, Yf C Ciertificate of Achievement Ambition; To become a lawyer Amy Ruth Marcus Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars ' Boston Latin School Spelling Bee Winner, Ambition: To accomplish whatever I set out to do. 61 62 I 63 John Joseph Mooney Mellow IS the man who knows what he ' s been missinj;. B.L.S. Class IV Band. Class V Band, Junior Band, Senior Concert Band, Stage Band, All- Citv Stage Band. BLS Orchestra. Ambition: A night out with Mr. P s C. Chuck Charles Moore Band VI-II, Baseball IV-III.JV Football IV-IIl, Varsity Football IM, Key Club II-l, Weightlif- ting Club IV-I, Track II, Victory Club III-I. Ambition To own the whole block. MJ Ann Moriarty ■ ' This paper may crumble, the ink may someday fade, but never the memories of friends I have ENVIMP Ambition; To be something to everyone and everything to someone. Harry Robert Moulla ■ ' Yeah, it is hard to live by the rules. I never could and still never do. Wrestling IIM, Sailing VI-I, Chess Club IV, Aer-Eng Society II-I, Soccer Club I, Tutor IlI-I. Ambition: To travel space and time m the Yee Hung Moy Who is Cato. ' ' ACC, Table Tennis Society. Rifle Club, Register, Wrestling Team. Kathleen Kathleen Moylan You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes you get what you need. Indoor Track IV, ENVIMP I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation II Ambition: To be as happy in fifty years as I am 64 Cornelius Moynihan God save the queen, the fascist regime, it makes you a moron potential H-Bomb. Baseball. Band. Kathy Kathleen Ann Mullin Yesterday has made today what it is, and today will become part of tomorrow. Table Tennis Society IV, Bowling Team IV-V, Environmental Club I. Ambition: To never have another math class as long as I live, and to make dreams come true. Murph Michael Scott Murphy The advancement of learning is never becalm- ed upon the stormy seas of experience. Science Fair III-I, S.G. Davis Award, Student Council VI-IV, Fidelity Prize, Sailing Club VI- V, Sailing Team IV-I. Ambition: To complete college and become a Rosita Elerose Nelson There are no strangers in the world ;o me, |ust friends I have to meet. Glee Club, Black Students ' Association. Ambition: To be an officer in the U S. Marine Patricia Mane Noonan When I approach a child, he inspires in me two sentiments tenderness for what he is, and respect for what he may become ' I.ouis Varsity Softball III-II, FNVIMP, fashion Show I, Yearbook Business Staff, Key Club I, Homeroom Representative, National Honor Society, filass of IHH Award IV. Modern Prize III, Science fair III, Classical Prize. Billy William Charles O ' Callahan Walk softly and carry a big stick Swim Team IV-I Captain, N H S II I. Class Committee I, Prom Committee I, Soccer Club I. Ambition: To live forever Brendan Michael O Malley Professional Club III, Key Club I, Basketball II-I, Cross Country Track III, Student Council V-II, Viaory Club! Ambition: To survive. Gerry Orfanos The finest kind of friendship is between the two people who expect a great deal of each other but never ask it. Lab Assistant V-1, National Honor Society II-I, Treasurer I, Blood Drive 1, Latin Open House II, Soccer Team I, Drama Club V-III, Aeronautics Engineering Soc., Fidelity Prize V, Harvard Commencement Usher II, NSF II, Table Tennis Soc. II, Debating and Forensics Soc. III-I, B.L.S. Science Fair 1st Place III, City Science Fair III. Anthony Joseph Pagliarulo If life is a game, you might as well be a player. Football III-I, Weightlifting Club B-I, Key Club II-I, Victory Club III-I. Ambition: To live by the sea. Rayma Osborne It has been long and difficult, but quite an experience. Black Student Assoc., NHS, Vice President of Black Student Assoc. Ambition: To be under cover at all times. Jorge Otero ' The world is like a fruitcake. It would not be complete without a few nuts. NHS II-I, Francis Gardner Prize III, Varsity Football II-I, Varsity Basketball III-I, JV Foot- ball III, JV Basketball IV, JV Baseball IV, Freshman Baseball V, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Spanish Club III-l, Weightlifting Club III-I, Key Club I, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To travel in luxury throughout the world. Pag Cheryl Cheryl Palomba Is that all there is?” Cheerleading III-l, Pep Club IV, Concert Choir VI-I, All-City Chorus III-I, Modern Dance II, Prom Committee. 66 Susan Elizabeth Panzica . . Doesn ' t have a point of view, knows not where he ' s going to, isn ' t he a bit like you and Concert Choir VI-I, Prom Committee II, Pep Club IV. Ambition: To get out of Siberia. James E Prince Computer Engineering Societv, Chess Club, Photography Club, Aeronautics Society. Ambition: To become an engineer. Veronica Renee Penn I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. Prom Committee I, Liber Actorum I, MFS Art Classes II I. Ambition: To become a portrait painter and successful business woman. Valerie Pappas We may not be able to have all the things that we want in life and we may not be able to do all the things that we would like to do, but we can always be the kind of person that we would like to be. NHS II-I, Cheerleading II-I, Yearbook Staff, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Scott Theodore Peterson He who pursues fame at the risk of losing his inner self is not a scholar. Dixwell Prize III, Richardson Award III, Merit Commendation, Bowling Team I, MAA-I, MAML-II. Ambition: To overcome the laws of physics. Mad Dog Scotty John Prior It ' s been six years. Football V-I, Victory Club, Key Club, Weightlifting Club. Ambition: To do what I want with whom I 67 |o!.trph PunenzdiH) ( ' arpc diem. ' Italian J ocict . Ke Club, Ski Club, Student Council Ambition To become superintendent ot schools Putt Deborah Ann Putnam It s better to aim lii h and miss than to aim low and hit Tutoring 111, Chorus VdV Ke f lub I Maria Del Rosario Quintero ' En cl amor, nada importa, ni el dolor ni la alegria, sino solo el amor, Spanish Club IIl-l, Asian Cultures Club 11, Table Tennis Club, Soccer Club. Ambition Happiness and a warm puppy Lorraine Rappa Of all the pain, the greatest pain, it is to love, but love in vain. — Cowley Glee Club, Pep Club. Geottrey Joseph Reynolds On the highway ot life, if everything is coming your way. you ' re in the wrong lane. Ambition: To graduate. Kim Angela Rogers Be yourself and work hard to achieve your goals. Ambition: To become a better person and to work in the field of communication. 68 l.eslee Kllen Shupe The onK to have friends is to be a triend ' Tennis Team IVd. Swim Team III-l, Key Club I, lunior Prom Committee II, Pep Club V IV, Ski Club IV. 111. Student Council VM, AFS In- ternational Club 111, Bowling Team III, Sailing Team V-IV, Liber Actorum Business Staff I, Bl.S Tutor III. Judaic Cultural Society Vl-II ■Ambition To be something special to so- meone, and everything to someone spiecial. Ann Catherine Sorrentino When my ship comes in. 1 11 probably be at the National Honor Society II-I, Spring Track IV-1, Aeronautics Engineering Society IV-I, Secretary II. Treasurer I. Marine Biological Society I, Vice-president I, Environmental Protection Society III-II, Harvard Commencement Usher II, MAML II-I, MAA II I, Pep Club III. Bowl- ing III. Classical Prize VI. Ambition To keep my head when all about me are losing theirs. Smeggo Christine Laura Smeglin Remember to do today what you know you won ' t do tomorrow Crew IV-II. Professional Club, G A P V Ambition; To get rid of my braces and smile Virginia Mary Smith To make friends is a joy, to keep them is a privilege, to love them is a necessity. Swim Team VI-I, Sailing Club V-IV. Pep Club V-IIl, Junior Prom Committee 11, Key Club I. Ambition To have a week with baby Joey and 500 rolls of film. Bobby Sideropoulos Rifle Club III-II Eril Springer Looks like 1 made it, Indoor Track I. Outdoor Track IV, All-City Chorus I. Black Students ' Association I, Peer Pressure Project I. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I do. 70 Klizabfth Jaiit Swecnt-y Help me through the shininj; hours so I ' ll he mindful of the fact that all life s finest thinjts are mine through your reat love Cheerleader 1111, Student Council IV l, Winter Track HI. Class Committee 1. Prom Committee I. I idelity Pri e IV, Modern Prize IV, Approba- tion Prize III, Harvard Commencement I ' sher II. Francis Gardener Medal, Prize Reading, Third Place IV-III, Video Club VI-IV, Ski Club IV-1, Debating and Forensics Society V-Ill, Na- tional Honor Society 11-1, Pep Squad IV. Bowl- ing Club 111, Sailing Club V. G A P VI. Head master F aluation Committee II, Scholarship Art Classes — Museum of Fine Arts IV, Public Declamation V Ambition. That every day be filled with hap- piness and smiles. We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear, not begin tomorrow until it is here. So all that is left for you and me is to make today as sweet as can be. Spanish Club 111-1, President, Concert Choir IV-ll, Volleyball VI, Soccer Club 1, Harvard Peer Pressure Program 1. Ambition: To like myself for what 1 am, not what others think me to be. Deborah Mane Sullivan Don ' t walk in front of me, 1 may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me. 1 may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. Ambition: To always be happy. James Perer Spry We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams ' Key Club 11-1. President 1, Stage Crew V-1, Manager 111-1, Freshman Football V.J.V. Foot- ball IV, Varsity Football 111-1, Victory Club 1. Boo-Boo Michael Paul Stanley Never take on seven men if you ' re only pack- ing a six gun. Model U.N.. Golf Team. Rifle Club. Orchestra. Ambition: To buy a farm in Colombia and live Stephen Szeto Let s hook. Asian Cultures Club lV-1, Table Tennis Society lV-1, Freshman Baseball IV, Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship ll-I, Soccer Club 1. Ambition: To get somewhere and be somebody. 71 Denis Charles Tobin The iceman cometh. Basketball-Captain, Baseball, National Honor Ambition: To dunk two balls at the same time. Paula Touliopoulos Education is everything that is left after you have forgotten everything else. String Ensemble VI I, Orchestra IV-I, Debating and Forensics Society V-1, Sec. Ill, Cheerleading III-I, Co-Captain I, Pep Club IV. Track and Field III-II, Class Committee I. National Honor Society II-l, Aeronautical Engineering Society III-I. N ' .S.F -Biochemistry II. Museum Art Classes IV, City and State Science Fairs III, Har- vard Book Award II. Classical Prize Prize VI-II, Approbation Prize VI-V, Francis Gardiner Medal V, National Merit Fetter of Commenda- tion 1 Ambition To stay young forever. Ted Daniel Maguire Treanor Never attribute to malice anything which can easily be accounted for by stupidity. Varsity Hockey IV-I, Varsity Football II. Key Club II-I, Victory Club I. Ambition: To be one of the few to attend the 75th class reunion. Bonnie Sue Trieber Remember me with smiles and laughter, that ' s the way I remember you all. If you only remember me with tears, then don ' t remember me at all. City Science Fair III-II, State Science Fair III, Softball Team III, I, Bowling Team lI-l, AFS VI-III, Jewish Cultural Club VI-11, Pres. II, Pep Club V-III, Student Council VI-I, Student Sup- port Service Council II, Science Club V-III, Junior Prom Committee II, Chemistry Lab Assistant VI-IV, Senior Prom Committee I, Senior Class Committee 1. School Science Fair V-II, Key Club I. Ambition: To be able to smile forever Bonnie Suet Ting Tse A smile a day keeps the grumpies away. NHS II I. Aeronautical Engineering Society IV-I, Sec. IV-IIl, Pres. II, Vice-Pres. I; Indoor Track IV-II, Spring Track III-I, Debating and Forensic Society III-I, Drama Club I, Register I. Video Club II, Computer Programming Society IV, ACC V-IV, Chess Club III, GAP III, UFO III, Annual Science Fair III, HM, Boston Regional Science Fair III, Third Mass. State Science Fair III, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Modern Prize III, NEML II-I, MAML II-I. MAA II-I, Tutor III-II. NSF Secondary Science Training Program I. Ambition: To c reate an indestructible fantasy. Ting Andrejs Pauls Ule 72 73 John George Ward Mv stereo blows smoke and my T-bird leaves slabs ■ National Honor Society, BLS Science Fair V, Second Prize: Boston Regional Science Fair V, First Prize; Com Club IV, Pres. Ill, 1; Sec. II, In- door Track H, Outdoor Track II, Chess Club 111, Aeronautical Engineering Society II, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Convention of Chemical Engineers Session Aide 1979, Marine Biological Society II I. Ambition: To make it. Michael Keith Warren Make it work. Basketball, Black Students ' Association, Band. Ambition: To succeed. Margaret Margaret Ellen Warram We should enjoy here, while were here, because there ' s no here there. Cross Country IV-I, Indoor Track V-I, Outdoor Track V-I, Environmental Improvement III, I, National Honor Society II-I, Sec. I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Classical Prize VI, Approbation Prize VI, Pep Club IV-III, MAA Il-I, MAML II-I, Tutor II. Art Scholarship IV, Highest Point Scorer, Indoor Track II, Girls ' Coach ' s Award III-II, Outstanding Performer, Cross Country II, Co-captain Cross Country, In- door, and Outdoor Track. Ambition: To run around the world or run the world around. Oscar James Weekes If you are standing on thin ice, you might as well dance. Football V-I, Basketball IV-I, Student Council V-Il, Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Weightlifting Club IV-Il, Black Students ' Association V, Viaory Club II-I. Ambition: To excel in everything I do. I Oscar Judith Adelia White The true adventurer goes forth aimless and un- calculating to meet and greet unknown fate. Track IV-I, Drama Club IV, Concert Choir IV-I, Tutor III, Key Club VI, Fidelity Prize IV, All- City Chorus I. Ambition: To be an individual. Stephen Michael Whitermore Remember to have confidence in yourself, no matter what others say. Varsity Soccer IV-I, German Club Il-I. Ambition: To handle a five day school week. 74 I Robert Michael Wierzbicki •1 am what I am and that’s all that I am. ” Ambition: Just to ramble on. Woj Mary Margret Wojciechowicz It doesn ' t pay to be good — I tried it once. Crew IV-II, M.F.A. Scholarship Classes IV-II, ENVIMP I. Ambition: To be in heaven a half hour before the Devil knows I’m dead. Chun Keung Wong Asian Cultures Club, Table Tennis Society, Ri- fle Club, Photography Club, Computer Club, Football Team, Weightlifting Club. Ambition: To graduate and make lots of Money. Michael Wong Doing and saying are two different things. A.C.C. VM, V.P. II, Table Tennis Society IIM, V.P. II-I; Rifle Club II, Chess Club II Ambition: Finish school, get rich, get married, raise a family. Hazel Wong The reward of a thing well-done is to have done it. ” Asian Cultures Club I”V-II, Photography Club III, Junior Band IV, Senior Band III-I, Marine Biological Society I, Orchestra I, N.H.S. II-I, Register I, Yearbook Staff, Badminton Team III-I, Spring Track II-I. Ambition: To achieve the understanding necessary to help people understand themselves. Richard Wong I wish it were Friday.” Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Asian Cultures Club, Photography Club, Volleyball. Ambition: Never to ride the M.B.T.A. 75 L Kathleen Mane Yanelli Susan X ' ong String Ensemble VI, Classical Prize VI. Asian Cultures Club V-I, Table Tennis Club II, Com- puter Club III, Badminton Team Ill-I, Approba- tion Prize III, Phtography Club IIl-lI, Sec. Ill, Treas. II; N.H.S. II-I, Yearbook Staff, Photo Editor I; Register I, Tutoring I. MAA II-I, MAML II-I. Harvard Commencement Usher II, Harvard Summer School II. CML-I. Wilman Wilman Seto Wong Give me where to stand and I will rule the Asian Cultures Club IV-I, Treas I; Rifle Club II, Math Team III-I, MAML III-I, MAA III-I, NEML II-I, Atlantic-Pacific III, Table Tennis Society III-I, Treas. I; Cross Country V-IV, In- door Track V-III, Spring Track V-IV, N.S.F. Summer Science Institute II, MIT H.S. Studies Program. Approbation Prize, Classical Prize, CML-I, ARML-I, NECSL-I. Ambition: To live. Yat May Wong Ambition: To make life worth living. David Michael Wright The Lord will fix it. Computer Club VI, Band Vl-I, Fidelity Award, N.H.S. Ambition: To become a lawyer. The world steps aside for those who know where they are going. National Honor Society, Volleyball IV-I, Spring Track II-I, Winter Track I, ENVIMP, Tutoring, Pep Club V-IV, Girls ' Choir V. Ambition: To be all that I can be. Kevin Kevin John Yardumian Crew Team II, Wrestling Team III-I, Captain I. 76 NOT pirn ' Ri;D Arra George Yerganlan Work plus desire equals success. Concert Band II I, Orchestra II-I, Stage Band I, Football Band II-I, S.E. Regional High School Band I, Student Council VMII. Chess Club VI, Profes- sional Club, Pres. I; Fidelity Prize VI, Public and Prize Declamation VI-I, Francis Gardner Special Award IV-III, Harvard Commencement Usher II, BLS Science Fair V-II, Re gional Science Fair, First Place V, IlI-II, Mass. State Science Fair — Honorable Mention III, First Place II. Ambition: Orthodontist. Monique Rhawn Houston Only be what you are and what you wanr to be After all, the only one worth pleasing is yourself.” Glee Club IV. Harvard Peer Pressure Program I, Black Students ' Association 1. Ambition: To be a success in life 1 Mon Yeow Young James Sugrue Let knowledge grow from more to more and thus be human life enriched. MAML II-I, MAA II-I, NEML II-I, CML I, NECSL I, Table Tennis Society, Aeronautical Engineering Society, Asian Cultures Club, Chess Club, Classical Prize, National Honor Society, National Science Foundation. Ambition: To be successful and happy in all things I do. Athena Athena Zee Yerganian Where words fail, music speaks. Concert Band Ill-I, Orchestra II-l, Football Band I. S.E. Regional High School Band I,J.V. Basketball V, Professional Club I, Public Declamation V-II, Francis Gardner Special Prize III, BLS Science Fair V-II, Regional Science Fair — First Place V, II, Third Place IV-III, Mass, State Science Fair — Third Place IV, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Ap- probation Prize VI-III, National Honor Society II-L Ambition: To understand human nature. Scott Keith Zawadzki Soccer II-I, Bowling Club II-I, String Ensemble VI-I, Table Tennis Society IV, A.E.S. IV, Stu- dent Council V-III. 77 78 79 Do You Remember? The Gong Show . . . w ' hite car checks . . .Jacques Cousteau and Ted Kennedy . . . Mr. Bill . . . Mrs. French . . .Jeff Grant’s kiss ... a woman class president ... a woman valedictt)rian . . . the lire in the auditorium and the migration to English . . . Channel 5’s cheating program . . . Mr. Pollock ' s pie in the face . . . Mr. Driscoll ' s fine boys ” . . . Madame Gaetjens (Edith) . . . drawing your shoes with Mrs. Craddock . . . bomb scares . . . rallies in the back yard . . . D and E schedules . . . stink bombs . . .Jeff Reynolds’ mouse . . . Mr. Cs Caddy ... no toilet paper ... Bo State dances (Scoop) . . . T shutdowns . . . pupil badges . . . April 15 . . . Opening Day for the Sox . . . Latin vs Cambridge at the Garden . . . Bermuda . . . the Latin- English basketball game and the storming of B.L.S. . . . the Arbs ... the Fens . . . Make It In Massachusetts . . . Nobody for President . . . Will a custodian report to the office.- ' . . . Attention please all members of the faculty and student body’ . . . ENVIMP . . . snow days . . . Go Val . . . Cheato . . . nincompoops . . . Soap . . . the student handbook . . . driving tests . , . the fire in Mr. Kelley ' s room . . . Monty Python ' s Flying Circus . . . hissing at sixies . . . Mark and Mindy . . . the ever-changing drinking age . . .Johnny T remain . . . Well I’ll be dog-on’d . . . General Hospital . . . Turkey Grams . . . Bomb the Blue . . . Whip It ” . . . your name on a T-shirt . . . the Deadly Room . . . Freshman Flex . . . K.N.LL . . .Jaws . . . desegregation . . . Bimbo . . . applause for tray droppers in the caf. . . . Mr. Berger’s white shoes . . . Sammy’s class . . . A w ' ild and crazy guy” . . . Let’s get small . . . Short People . . . First call for late buses . . . Harvard Commencement . . . summer reading . . . Mr. Bluhm’s jumbo sized pass . . . Plum Island . . . the Gu . . . First Marriage . . . Quizzybobbles . . . lowfat milk . . . 5C milk . . , Dr. Willed O’Leary . . . Lincoln Park . . . chocolate milk shakes . . . Mr. Tedeschi’s movie theater . . . the hole in the back yard fence . . . Rover . . . teacher strikes . . . mood rings . . . class rings . . . passes to Sparr’s ... a ten minute jog for the physical fitness test . . . Castle Island the night of thejunior Prom . . . registration for the draft . . . the first female wolf . . . the candy room . . . Star W ars . . . Blizzard of ' 78 . . . speed-reading classes . . . MOIS . . . two to a table ... no finals . . . Zawadzki’s moustache . . . self-evaluation essays . . . Manter Hall . . . Mr. Tierney’s bolt cutters . . . locker cleanouts . . . fights in the caf. . . . Mr. Bowers . . . carnations: red, w ' hite or pink ... 1 think I’m turning Japanese . . . Superman . . . 80 82 83 SENIOR YEAR At last, this is it. We’re seniors. After five years of hard labor, although many of us contrived to get off with a light sentence, freedom is in sight. Some of us will be going off to college; others will be working at jobs. No matter what we do, let us remember this; the future is ours to do with it what we will. Perhaps some of the experiences that we have had during our years at Latin School will help us as we start new lives for ourselves. The Class of 1981 has created a number of precedents. First was the election of the first woman President of the Senior Class, Anne DiNatale, since Boston Latin was founded in 1635. Boston Latin didn ' t become coeducational until 1971, but in that span of ten years, the abilities of women in our society have been recognized. Anne ' s election was tangible evidence that women can be accepted leaders in a society previously dominated by men; in our case, most of us voted for Anne on the basis of her leadership potential and past accomplishments, not because she was a woman. In addition to that, the class valedictorian is Paula Touliopoulos. Jane Chung, the best mathematician in our school and one of the best in the nation, is president of the National Honor Society. For school spirit, we have our own Mary Callanan masquerading as wolt mascot. We seniors have had fun, too. Those who went on the class trip to Bermuda will remember not only the inflated prices of food and souvenirs, but also recall the exotic setting, the rented mopeds and cars, the houses with the maid, and the fun of just being away from school and parents. Sign-out day: May 19, 1981. No one needs an explanation for those words. The corridors on the first floor are filled with wandering seniors, all chatting about this day. On the other floors, there is silence, relieved only by the rustling of papers, the reading of the daily bulletin by teachers, and the ticking of the clock. It is C” schedule, a day for the seniors. Suddenly, the silence is broken as masses of seniors climb the stairs and stomp the hallways as we search for our subject teachers, intent on getting their signatures on 261 orange cards. Elation is almost tangible as we seniors triumphantly march back to our homerooms our cards boldly held before us, and wait for the final dismissal at 9:00 A.M. The bell rings, cheers are heard, farewells are made, and finally, we leave, forever. Some of us hurry out, eager to get away, on to better things; others slowly saunter out, savoring the knowledge that we are no longer students in high school. 84 MEDICAL REPOR r Subject; senioritis conta iosus. Symptoms: In early stages of the disease, the afflicted individual will show slight signs of restlessness and lapses of attention during class, with periods of sleeping bouts and daydreaming, not to mention staring out windows. As the malady progresses, the individual begins to lose motor control over the upper limbs, due to gradual neurological deterioration of the cerebral cortex. This results in the inability to write out homework or even concen- trate. The individual soon loses interest in school. In severe cases, the patient is either too weak to get out of bed or will get to school but sleep through all his classes; however, he becomes extremely hyperactive as the calendar approaches May 15. Manifestations of this condition begin during January, though there are reported cases starting as early as September. Etiology: There are no proven theories as to the causes of this widespread condition. It has been theorized, however, that this disease may originate from a unique virus that flourishes in the confines of school paper. This virus is currently being examined by top medical researchers and doctors. Several discoveries have already been made: the virus releases an unidentified chemical that acts as some type of pheromone — a biological chemical attractant — that attracts certain human body chemicals located just under the skin surface. This attraction evidently stimulates skin pores to open and allows the virus to pass into the victim ' s nervous system. It has also been found that this condition is extremely contagious, but appears to affect only seniors in high school. Treatment: Fortunately, senioritis is not incurable. Over the years, two treatments have been found to be 98% effective. 1) Complete rest and relaxation. It is believed that stress stimulates the virus into reproduction. By lowering the incidence of stress, the individual ' s natural defense system will develop more effective antibodies against the virus. 2) Abstinence from homework. Since the virus originates in school paper, it would be logical to remove the irritant from the presence of the in- dividual. The less that he is exposed to the virus, the more likely it is that he will get well. Both treatments will result in 100% recovery in about three months (dependeing upon how long it is until May 15) from the first day of treatment. Early detection will bring the best results; if this condition is left untreated, the individual will end his school year in an attitude of boredom, and then elation as he says farewell to the school and to his teachers for the last time. I I I 85 351 FquioiEd | J3M3 ' n AJU3H 31S3P3 u ' 1|3 ' M 01 jaqaiJl 3|uuog 6 qsaa 5n 8 suiqiv SEUioqi L OEq3 aqnf y zsjens uXpA3 pjeUOSq 3S1U3Q 1 ou.npiv V U AOUOQ lOiO 7 suoXq E|nFd i Guess Whoi’ . iri 86 I pjOjjiD UEsns H ui|33u 15 3Uijsijq3 UIEJJE 13JErfjEp II U 0 SJE 3 iJOT 01 U!H3 EiH os ' 6 . 3U33 S ESIT ’8 U 0 UUEDU 03 ' i_ ujEuinj siqqsQ 9 33q puouiXEy zuaq uiJE X3|uo3 ' t saojSso SUUEsf 7 J3LU5)3E|g EjnEq i 87 Guess Who? UEUUnpJE U1A3- I AEMU03 71 PJE uqof II izuoj Xuoqiuv 01 ueSSoq ajE Xjei (, UEiuE ja Euaqjy puE Ejjy ' 8 apjjEg siJEpq auuy ' i sui||npq uaamjE j 9 S 3 UIEQ auuOA; u||L(SnEq Xuiiuif p UEUOOM EDUIEJ ■{ Xqdjnpq pEqaipq 7 “!M3 3 ' U“ ' A I f CLASS WILL MR. AKESON — an electric bowtie . . . MR. BENINATI — power . . . MR. BERGER — all the empty bottles from the Latin dances . . . MR. BLUHM (Latin ' s favorite substitute) — the Class of ' 81 . . . MR. BOWLBY — Grecian Eormula Blue . . . MR. CARROLL — a moment of silence . . . MR. CASEY — a collection of Shakespeare trots . . . MR. COHEN — a lifetime supply of sandals . . . MR. COLEMAN — a state tournament . . . MR. CONTOMPASIS — a copy of Dale Carnegie’s How To Win Friends and Influence People . . . MR. COSTELLO — his own big, brand new trampoline . . . MR. COX — an indestructible desk . . . MR. DEMERIT — a real airplane . . . DR. DESMOND — a subscription to Soap Opera Digest . . . MR. ELLSWORTH — a fetal pig . . . MESSRS. FLYNN and CASEY — Tweedledee and Tweedledum . . . MR. HARTEL — his own army . . . MS. IVASKA — Don’t suck the pipettes.” . . . MR. JOHNSON — an all-expense paid trip to Barbados . . . MR. LEARY — something he can’t complain about . . . MR. LEITER — some carbon . . . MR. MAFFEO — a new squirt gun . . . MR. McCLOSKEY — a shirt that fits . . . MR. NILSEN — 117 as a country with him as dictator . . . DR. O’BRIEN — a living relative . . . MR. PAGE — a funny math, joke . . . MR. PARTRIDGE — a pear tree . . . MR. POLLOCK — a skateboard . . . MR. PRATT — a two bolstered calculator belt . . . MR. SHERIDAN — platform shoes . . . MR. TARPEY - a real British accent . . . MR. TEDESCHI — a trip to Tel Gezer . . . MR. TIERNEY — HELP ' . . . MR. VARA — a subscription to In-House Illustrated . . . MR. WALDRON — trots to Adam Bede and Persuasion . . . MS. WOODWARD — a crystal ball for her psychic powers . . . MR. WOODWORTH — a lifetime membership to the Boston Teachers’ Union 90 DAVE HANRON - a still . . . KEITH CLOUGHRRTY - a box of flakey puffs . . . PETER HARNEY a funny joke to tell . . . ARAM HAZERJIAN a nice Irish name . . . BOB MAGUIRE the world’s smallest playing cards . . . CECILIA CHAN — the next size . . . BRIAN McCAULEY a permanent seat in the suspension room . . . LORI CAR- I SON - a hairbrush, a year ' s supply of purple make-up, and a date with BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN . . . LESLEE SHUPE - a $2 gift certificate at Woolworth ' s . . .JOE KELLY — a disguise so that the circus won’t find him . . . LISA SWEENEY — a 48 hour day . . . PALILA TOULIOPOLJLOS — something she’s not good at . . . MARGARET WARRAM — a frown . . . BETH GATTI - a bowl of oatmeal . . . THOMAS ATKINS — a pair of sneakers . . . THE CLASS OE ’82 — a real Flexible Campus . . . BONNIE TRIEBER — a pen and a pad of paper for note passing . . . PALILA ALDUINO — a day off . . .JOE PRO — 2 weeks in Las Vegas . . . FRANCOIS DiFOLCO — a female companion . . . CORRINNE HAROL — a 3 week crash course in driver’s ed. . . . KATHIE CONLEY — a healthy class trip . . . ANNEMARIE JOSOMA — MR. DEMERIT’S pointer . . . THE FOOTBALL TEAM - a soccer ball . . . GERRY ORFANOS - a vote . . . MICHAEL MURPHY — common sense . . . DAN McCORMACK — a new voice . . . PAUL DENCH — lipstick . . . TOM LEMBO — a normal walk . . . ARRA YERGANIAN — everything he deserves . . .JANE CHLING — a math problem she can’t solve . . . DAVID MacNEIL — The Moral Majority . . .JOHN KELLEHER — a $1,000 Pierre Cardin gift certificate . . . PAUL BLIRNIM - a dimple maker . . . EDDIE CASEY - a pair of handcuffs . . . ANNE FLAHERTY a high cut shirt . . . ROBERT AIROSLJS — a new T-shirt and a can of spray paint . . . MARK ITRI — a step by step guide on ’How to Be a Stud in Ten Days or Less” . . . HARRY MOLJLLA — a matching earring . . . PALJL D’AMATO — a case of Grease Relief . . . CATHY JACOBS — a copy of The Sex Manual ” . . . KATHY MOYLAN — a name of her own . . . BOB and ANN — a trip on the Love Boat . . . TOM FLATLEY ' — a computer that does everything he says . . . 92 93 94 ■■ m egg 95 I Soccer The Soccer Team had its most successful Division I season this year, finishing in second place in the City League with a record of 11-2-3. The team qualified for the State Tournament and won its first game against the city cham- pion, Madison Park, with a hard earned 1-0 overtime victory. The championship bid ended, however, with a loss to a strong Needham team. The team was led by Captains Roger Birle ’81 and Ricardo Sanchez ' 82. The captains were aided by veteran seniors Pierre Apollon, Chuck Vadala and Nick Favorito. These players form- ed the nucleus of the team and provided the in- spiration and leadership for this most successful season. 98 99 Football Despite a 3-5 record, the 1980 Wolfpack season can be billed as a successful one. Decimated by the loss of fine players who graduated last year, a small, inexperienced team worked and sweated its way to respectability. Latin opened with a 20-6 loss to Taunton, but then bounced back with three straight shutouts over Tech, Holyoke and Xaverian. The Wolfpack then dropped another two losses to Bridgewater-Raynham and Acton-Boxborough. The team finally got on the winning track when it handily defeated Chelsea 19-0. After two more disappointing losses to St.John ' s and B.C. High, the NX ' oltpack trounced English High on Thanksgiving Day 20-0. denying them a Super- bowl berth. The team, under the leadership of Captain Bob Burke, showed great poise and desire to win. Key players, such as Oscar Weekes, Bar- rando Butler and John Makie, helped make the newly-installed wishbone offense click. Although the record doesn ' t show it, the 1980 Wolfpack season was most successful and gratifying. 100 Cheerleaders I lie Cheerleaders had one of the most rewar- ding and enjoyable seasons everl At the Univer- sity ot Rhode Island, the girls spent four wonderful days at a cheerleading camp spon- sored by the National Cheerleaders ' Associa- tion. At the end ot camp, they were awarded the coveted Coca-Cola Spirit Award for being voted the most friendly and enthusiastic squad. bach Saturday they cheered on the Football Team and helped the faithful fans to get that spirit. They worked hard, had great fun. and give a special vote of thanks to Ms. Tibbetts. Remember . . . camp ... the Spirit Stick . . . white shoe polish . . . rallies . . . sub-zero degree weather . . . mint milanos and CC ' s . . . fork pass . . . good job! . . . Subs n Such . . . Go. Val . . . and what special memories and great friends we ' ll always have! 102 1st ROVC R Magnani, Feeney, Warram, Aldumo, FFarol, D. Magnani. 2nd ROW; Coach Irons, Ivaska, Castro, O Dea, C .Magnani, McGill, Clifton, Grady. Cross Country The girls’ Cross Country team had a very successful season. They won their second consecutive City Championship by an over- whelming score over their perennial rival Boston Tech. The girls’ team, which started with one girl five years ago, has grown to a strong, competitive group of girls. In the Ci- ty Championship, eight out of the top ten were Latin girls. Paula Alduino, Margaret Warram and Jackie McGill also made the Ci- ty All-Star team. The senior Co-captains Paula Alduino and Margaret Warram, who consistently came in first and second, will be missed. The boys ' team, under the auspices of Coach Irons, had an undefeated record of 7 wins and 0 losses, beating every team in the league by overwhelming scores. They con- tinued this unblemished record outside the city also, collecting wins against such teams as B.C. High and North Quincy. A team comprised of sophomores went on to win the State Sophomore Championship Meet, an honor never achieved before by any Boston team. The team won its second con- secutive City Championship, with seven of its members placing in the top ten. 104 105 i. Swimming The Boston Latin Varsity Swim Team topped oft its 1980-81 season with its eleventh consecutive City Championship. This accomplishment resulted from the fine swimming of Tri-Captains Billy O Callahan, Tim Horan and John Melvin, and the ex- cellent coaching of Mark Thomas. This year ' s 12-0 record in the City League may well be repeated next year since the team is losing only three seniors. 106 107 1st ROW McCarthy, Burke, DiNatale, Barry. 2nd ROW: Feeney, Hannon, Rubenis, Phelan, Quinn, McLaughlin. Vd ROW ' Gould, Cosgrove, Delamere, Garland, Nicholson, Burns, Fabiano, Shupe, Blackmer, 4th ROW Callanan, Handy, Maggio, Stranberg, DiMatteo, Smith, Grotty, Lynch, Moynihan, Breshn, Coach Yelmokas. Swimming The girls ' Swim Team had an impressive season, finishing undefeated in the city league with a 10-0 record. In the City Cham- pionship, Latin placed first in nine of the eleven events and swept first, second and third place in six of these events. For the sixth consecutive year, Boston Latin had earned the title of City Champs. The individuals who qualified for the state sectionals did an outstanding job; Joanne Handy placed seventh in the 100 Breast; Ellen Stranberg placed seventh in the 50 Free and seventh in the 100 Free; and the 400 Free Relay (Callanan, Cosgrove, DiNatale, Stranberg) timed fifth place. The loss of seniors Joanne Handy, Mary Callanan, Anne DiNatale (the Tri-captains), Virginia Smith, Laura Blackmer, Laura Mag- gio and Leslee Shupe will surely be felt next year; however, the returning swimmers should form another powerhouse team. 108 109 Hockey The Hockey Team had a successful 1980-81 season, compiling a 13-0-1 league record and a 16-2-2 overall record. Latin finished first and won another city championship by defeating Boston Tech and Hyde Park in the playoff of the State Tournament in overtime to Taunton in a heartbreaker. 3-2. This year ' s team, which had only three seniors, played its best game in the tournament, showing great determination. Ottensively, the team was led by Rick Ziegler, Shawn Kennedy, Mike Capo and Assistant Cap- tain Mark Linehan. On defense, there were four outstanding players: Rich O ' Connor, Captain, Dan Treanor, Robert Greaney, and John Olevitz. The goalies were John Ladd and Dave McDonnell. Other team members were juniors Steve Fahey, Scott Hoffman, Steve Miragaas and John Canavan; sophomores Joe Morris, Dennis McKenna and Joe Donovan; freshmen Dave Gaudin and Billy McDonald; along with eighth grade goalie Brian Griffin. 110 ft Volleyball This year s volleyball season was the most successful ever. The team ended the season with an 16-0 record, after winning decisive victories over both English and l-mana. Latin entered the State Tournament as the favorite, finishing as runner-up in the northern division and fifth in the state overall. This year ' s team was young, with only two seniors, Co-Captains Annemarie Josoma and Kathie Yanelli, With the great offensive play of Mary MacKinnon, Dina Bloom and Annemarie Josoma, the defensive play of Judy Tom and Nancy Andrea, and the setting of Kathie Yanelli and superstar freshman Ginny Tom, B.L.S. made quite an impressive showing. I 112 BOSTON ' mu 113 i] I Basketball The Latin School Five had a tough season, losing several close games. Despite a losing record, the team received fine effort from seniors Denis Tobin, Ron Bell, Neil Moynihan, Ray Gosselin, Paul Mahanna. Jorge Otero, James Dozier, Mike Warren and Brendan O ' Malley. Coach Costello also did a fine job coaching these young men. 1st ROW O Malley. Dozier. Mathieu, Tobin. Hairston, Bell, Warren. 2nd ROW Jones. Otero, Weekes, Gosselin, Bennett, Walker, Moynihan, Stuj;er, Mahanna 114 115 Basketball Although the results weren ' t as fruitful as in previous years, this year ' s Girls ' Basketball Team benefited in other ways. Valuable experience and -playing time were gained for use next season. Credit is due to Coach Rose Briggs, who shared her knowledge and held the team together. The seniors on the team: Kelly Flythe, Annemarie Josoma, Margaret Deacutis and Kathie Conley will be greatly missed next year. 1st ROW MacKinnon, Gould, England, Bavineau, Hightower, Flynn. 2nd ROW ' Coach Briggs, Nelson, Patricks, Crotty, GateU , McDonough. Mulkcrn. Deacutis. Coach Meyers 116 Sailing The B.L.S. Sailing Team is the only represen- tative of the Boston Public Schools in state- wide competition. Led by Coach Kevin Roche and Captain Michael Murphy, the team raced against suburban and private schools, including Newton, Wellesley, Buckingham Brown and Nichols, and Tabor Academy. The final record was 5-8-1. If not the most skillful, the B.L.S. Sailing Team is certainly the most spirited (and wet) team on the Charles River. i T Spring Track With an outstanding record, both the boys ' and girls ' teams dominated the field. Seniors Bob Garland. Rard Horgan, Ray Lee, Margaret Warram, Ann Sorrentino, Paula Alduino and Nancy Barsamian constantly gained points and led younger team members. Much credit must be given to Coach Irons for his ceaseless efforts in producing a powerful team out of eighty individuals. 119 1 1st ROW Prior. McDonouj;h, Conley, Andrea, Smith, Crotty, Mr. Casey. 2nd ROW Flynn, McLaughlin, MacKinnon, Bloom, Quintaglie, Kalapan, Hannan, Srd ROW Duggan, Walsh, Norman. Garland, Kenney, Gould. Softball The Softball Team enjoyed another successful season and finished with a record of 10-2. The two losses were hard fought battles to a strong East Boston team. With the loss of only one senior, Kathie Conley, the team looks forward to another victorious season next year. The team would like to extend its thanks to our novice coach, Mr. Leo Casey. 120 121 Baseball The Baseball Team posted a 16-6 regular season record. The team struggled through the first half of the season with a 7-4 record but came on strong to win 9 of 11 in the se- cond half. The team was led by Captain Joe Kelly (MVP) and Dan Duffy who had an outstanding season at the plate, batting .486. Dave Hanron was the backbone of the pit- ching staff as he posted an 11-3 mark for the season. Others who did a fine job on the mound were Dennis Tobin, Paul Rooney and Shawn Kennedy. After the regular had concluded. Latin entered the E. Mass, division II South Tour- nament. Latin ' s first opponent was Medfield and Latin came out of the slugfest with a 12-8 victory. In the semi-finals, Latin over- came Bishop Connolly with some timely hit- ting and the stalwart pitching of Dave Hanron. By beating Bishop Connolly, Latin advanced to the finals after having been knocked out in the semi-finals the three previous years. In the south sectional final, Latin faced ci- ty foe East Boston, who had yet to lose a game. Dave Hanron started his third game in five days and did a fine job before tiring in the fifth. Eastie, who trailed throughout the game, never gave up, and finally won it in extra innings. The players would like to thank Coach Coleman for doing another fine job with the team and for taking his team to the finals for the first time. ! 122 123 1 I V I f I ■ Ordinationes Scholasticae Computer Team 1st ROW Mr Pratt, Leong. Younj;. X ' on , Goon. 2nd ROVC’: D ' Amato. Chan. McCormack Computer Engineering Society 1st ROVl O Kcctc. J .Maalout. G Maalout. Mr Pratt. Horn, Yu, P Won;;. 2nd R(m John, Shamata. Shia. Gray. D. Lee. G Ng, C Wong. .Vd ROW: ' ' N ' g J l.ce. Vcnditti, Edtenades, Chow 126 Chess Team 1st ROW: Lung, Times, Chin, Mr. Flynn, Joshi, Diener, 2nd ROW: Chan, Morra, Sichan, Brake, McA Nulty, Frye, Paisner. Math Team 1st ROW: Lee, Kirnon, Chung, Mr. Durante, Mr. Salvucci, W. Wong, Levine, Diener. 2nd ROW: Choy. R. Wong. O ' Brien. Maggio, Yu, Ng. 3rd ROW: Moy, Solit, Lowrey, Bernhardt, Schwartz, Denninger, Joshi. 1st ROW CarbonaroJ, Chung, I.eong, Magnam, Fadden, DiNatale, Blackmer, Donovan, Warram, Gatti, Barsamian. 2nd ROW Lenz, Mah, R. Chung, Leyva, Sorrentino, Alduino, Conley, Josoma, Levine, W Chin, Chen, H Wong. 5rd ROW Landers, H. Chan, W. Wong, C. Chan, Tse, Sweeney, Fonzi, Hand, Orfanos, Fladey. Favorite. 4th ROW: Pappas, Goon. D. Chan, Makie, Bluthardt, Brockman, Ladd. Ward. Chu, Dench, Ladue. 5th ROW: Frwin, Kelley, McLaughlin, Otero. MacNeil, Morgan, Carmodv, Kirnon, O Callahan, S. Chin. National Honor Society 128 National Honor Society ' -r 1 a . ' . 1st ROW; Sweeney, A. Wong, Killikea, McDonough, Bloom, S Wong, Goon, Tobin, Bradeen 2nd ROW Buhiman, Chan. Dong. Marra, l.ee. Shea. Kerrigan. Choy. Haley, Maniadis. 3rd ROW Diener. Colbert. MacKinnon, Stranberg, Kushner, Cornell, White. D. Wong, Mo , 1, Wong, l om 1th ROW: Landers, R. Wong, Hoyt, O ' Brien, Olesiak. Salvaggio, Padden, Goon, Huie Debating and Forensics Society 1st ROW: Roth, Wier, Olesiak, Ms. Battistone, MacNeil, Graham, Broman, 2nd ROW Bench. Hernandez, Jordan, Gray. Tse. Healey. Duhme 3rd ROW: Savage, Cornell, Levine, Aguilo, Gleason, Miranda, Touliopoulos. T 1 i I I 1 1st ROW F adden, Chin, Leyva. Castro 2nd ROW Penn. Flatley. Favorito, Bluthardt, Hazerjian, Lembo, H Chan, rd ROW: C. Chan, Belan er, Mr Tarpev, Ms Harmon, Frwin, Wonj;, Goon, l.eonj; Argo 1st ROW: Chan. Bluthardt, Landers, Belanger, Amatucci, Tam. 2nd ROW: Cantinella, Donlan, Costanza, Mr. Bolby, Fadden, Felzani. Liber Actorum 130 Register Drama Club 131 T Black Students ' Association W f. die Black Students Association ot Boston Latin School, are very proud of our achievements. We have endured all hardships and wish the same siKcess tor the younper black students. Our stay has been rewarding. The progress of the unity of the black students has been attained and in the future we hope it will be surpassed. Latin School has guided our outlook on life and academic standards with much success. We are grateful tlut we showed the initiative and they supplied the aid. Thank you, Latin School; we will always remember and miss you. 132 Billiards Club 1st ROW. Brake, Hickey, Rubenis, Cillo, Huie. 2nd ROW: Diener, Chan, Macedo, Carr, l.enz rd ROW Airosus, Heah, Mr Donovan German Club Rifle Club 1st ROW Wonf;, Ponce, W Tom. Ravida, Ng, Sichan, Emerson. 2nd ROW G. Tom, Blake, Morra, Goon, Horn. Easa, Duff. 3rd ROW Mr, DaSuta, Mrs Rafuse, R Lee, V Lee, DaSuta. H Lee, Mr Cunningham. Soccer Club 1st ROW Statilev. Kusleika, Apollon, awad ki, Butler. 2nd ROW Brako, Vadala. McA ' Nulty, Castro, Leyva. Goon. 3rd ROW Hand, Moulla, ( lun, r..m.( hin, Wong, Lee. Ms Kmght 134 Aeronautical Engineering Society Marine Biological Society 1st ROW: Mah, Sorrentino, Gatti, Donovan, Barsamian, 2nd ROW: Ward, Brockman, Chan, Yee, Kindre ;an. 3rd ROW: Lee, Gedamin- ski, Ganong, Olesiak, Tang, Monges. 4th ROW: Kalambokis, Leong. 135 Stage Crew 1st ROW: Mr. Casey. Handy, Peterson, Collins, DiNatale. 2nd ROW; Spry, Murphy, Kelly, Galvin. Asian Cultures Club 1st ROW Diane Wong, Lillian Lee, Evelyn Moy, Angela Chin, Herbert Lee, Steven Lee, John Lee, Laurence Chan, Wilson Tom, Tommy Chu, Harry Chan, Karen Choy. 2nd ROW: Susan Lee, Anna Chu, Kathy Wong, Scott Chu, John Lee, Tony Kwong, William Lee, George Goon, Wilman Wong, Ray Goon, Virginia Lee. , rd ROW: Stan Lee. Winnie Wong. Mary Goon, Laura Wong, Joseph Seid, Kenny Wong, Tommy Yee, Raymond Chan, Eddie Cheung, Kwok San Cheung, Eddie Leong, Judy Tom. 4th ROW: Donna Gee, Linda Chan. Michael Wong. Steve Kirnon, Howell Yee. 136 Class VI Choir 1st ROW: Thomas, Shea, Morgan, Duren, Me Whirk, Jacobs, O ' Connor, Hernandez, Israel, McCarthy. 2nd ROW Little, Forde, Bnckus, Chnstopulos, Demopoulos, O ' Brien, Murphy, Miranda, Wood. 3rd ROW: McDonough, Acker, Belete, Kruckemeyer, Carris, Fagan, Paschall, Nguyen, McQuarrie, Cosmidis, Kirshenbaum. 4th ROW: Ayala, Delgado, King, Hamman, Horn, Daly, Durand, Coates, Carney. Concert Choir 1st ROW: Mr. Peterson, Bondaryk, McLaughlin, Gray, O ' Hara, Chan, Worden, Plunkett, Ng, Graham, Belcher, Chan, Springer. 2nd ROW: C.allanan. White, Carbonaro, McCarthy. Man, Roth, Prince. Garland, Lam, Donlan, St. Cyr. 3rd ROW: Cosgrove, Bradeen, Lennon, Wong, Gill. Taylor, Mooney, Deery, O ' Brien, Greland, McKinnon. Jones, Chu. 1th ROW Thomas, Shelburne, Smith, Jones, Allen, Lee, Maniadis, Lai, Wong, Lopes, Scovel, Tam. 137 Orchestra Senior Band Nguyen. 2nd ROW: Frye. Wong. Toul.opoulos. Bhatt. Deery. , Clougherty. English. Duduch. Platt. Coulter. 4th ROW: Silver- 138 1st ROW: Mr. King, Cook, Harrington, Galbiati, McCarthy, Mahon, Rilley, McCarthy, Hightower. 2nd ROW: DelTufo, Carter, Quintaglie, Goss, Pero, Kaskeski, Cain, Easa, Hines. 3rd ROW: Neighbors, Smith, Belanger, Giordano, O’Brien, Richards, D’Amato, Sheerin, Banatt, Craddock, Coppola. 4th ROW: Thompson, Amsler, McLaughlin, Patton, Runci, Hines, Reid, Schulman, Teichner, Lane. Class V Band 1st ROW: Mr. Boisen, Ahern, Kaye, Kelley, Williams, Connolly, Paolino. 2nd ROW: Ravida, McCall, Durand, Tsang, Grady, Wong, Connolly, MacLeod, Der, Blackburn, Sanon, Mahon, Naughton, Hennessey, Adams. 4th ROW: Gormley, Moloney, Niles, Jolly, Blackmer, Hyppolite, McGaffigan, Gormley. Junior Band 139 Percussion Ensembl e 1st ROW D ' Amato, Neighbors, DelTufo. 2nd ROW McLaughlin, Thompson, Hannan, Quintaglie. 3rd ROW: O ' Brien, Patton, Towle. Stage Band 1st ROW Mr King, Yerganian, Goodman, Ladd, Yerganian. 2nd ROW: Platt, Hines, McCormack, English. 3rd ROW: Duduch, Patrick, Mooney. String Ensemble 1st ROW: Mr. Siagel, Bhatt, Nichoson, Ponce, So, Kalayjian, Clifton. 2nd ROW: Nguyen, Touliopoulos, Lok, Chan, Wong, Solit. 3rd ROW: Newcomb, Dong, Jackson, Dodd. 4th ROW: Silverstein, Marchi, Zombik, Barsimantov, Deery. Many Thanks To . . . Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Silverio Anastacio Mr. Arnold F. Bailey Paula Barrows Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Benedetti Mr. M. Berger Mr. and Mrs. William Bourgeois Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Brannelly Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Carbonaro Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carris Mr. and Mrs. Sze Don Chin Mr. and Mrs. George F. Chung Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ciardi Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Thomas J. Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins Mr. and Mrs. Eamon Connolly James Michael Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cooney James and Carole Cornell Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deery Samuel E. DeMerit Lawrence S. DiCara Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Fiorentino The Frattaroli Family Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Giunta Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Grammer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Haley Cathy Harmon Christopher A. lanella Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.Josoma Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kanaskie Rev. Brian and Sara Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Khouri Phil and Cindy Kinan Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Krutter Anita Kusleika Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Lane Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Leon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Linsky Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maggio Mr. William A. Maisey JohnJ. McDonough Frances D. Mencey Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Murphy Charles A. O ' Hara Seater-Margaret O ' Hara The O ' Loughlin Family Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O ' Sullivan The Padden Family Elvira Palladino Mr. and Mrs. Remo Palomba Mrs. Joan Piscitelli Mr. and Mrs. William Prior Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rappa Ms. Theresa R. Scacchi Mr. and Mrs. James Stranberg Robert Tarpey William Themistocles Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Lizardo Urbina Mr. and Mrs. Donald Varnirin Rev. and Mrs. Eldin Villafane Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ward Mr. and Mrs. David W. T. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Ying Get Wong Patrons The Albanese Family The Alduino Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Andrea, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barakat The Burnim-Barbuto Family Mr. and Mrs. John J. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conneely Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cusack Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D ' Amato Daniels andCronin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Dart, Jr. Rosie M. Davis and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Dench Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Duggan Drs. Robert and Mary Jane England Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Eadden The Gedaminski Eamily Norman and Hattie Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Handy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hanron Mr. Robert A. Harney Dr. and Mrs. John T. Harrington 142 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Morgan Thomas D. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kniupis Mr. and Mrs. Luco LaCambria Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Kai Sun Lee Mr. and Mrs. NicholasJ. Lembo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Matulis Mr. and Mrs. David J. McMorrow, Sr. and Family Donald and Carol McA ' Nulty Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Michalowski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. Duncan T. O’Brien Owen L. O ' Malley The O ' Riordan Family Mr. and Mrs. Ceferino A. Otero Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Panzica Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Shamon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Shevlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Tamer and Family Susan and Jim Warram Dr. and Mrs. Yerganian Boosters The Rev. and Mrs. F. Elwood Bray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castellano Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Catinella Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanlon Miss Lestille Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Hewes Mr. and Mrs. King Horn The Keddy Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lee Eric Levenson Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. John Mulry Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John Rigas Mr. and Mrs. William St. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Termine Mr. and Mrs. George Tsekrekas The Weidman Family Mr. and Mrs. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. Po H. Wong SPECIAL THANKS TO . . . Elizabeth Aguilo, Kelly Carr, Joyce Chin, Karen Choy, Debby Chui, Jennifer Cornell, Mary Goon, Mo Ling Goon, Robert Huie, Joyce Lee, Judy Lee, Cecilia Marra, Angie Milonas, Evelyn Moy, Paul O’Brien, Paula Shea, Betty Szeto, Wendy Toy and Melba Yee. 143 All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. His acts being seven ages. At first the infant. Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms. And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. And then the lover. Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad Made to his mistress’ eyebrow. Then a soldier. Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard. Jealous in honor, sudden and quick in quarrel. Seeking the bubble reputation Even in the cannon’s mouth. And then the justice. In fair round belly with good capon lined. Full of wise saws and modern instances; And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slippered pantaloon. With spectacles on nose and pouch on side. His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice. Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound. Last scene of all. That ends this strange eventful history, Is second childishness and mere oblivion. Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything. William Shakespeare