Boston Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

a i eel ee = os ie = = a= = = = been = eo a a el r ¥ wth ae THIS YEARBOOK IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED TO FATHER KENNETH GERMAINE WHO FOR SIX YEARS, AS DIRECTOR OF DON BOSCO TECH, HAS WORKED TIRELESSLY TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL A RESPECTED CENTER OF EDUCATION AND LEARNING IN THE CITY OF BOSTON “A kindly Parson took the journey too. He was a scholar, learned, wise, and true And rich in holiness though poor in gold. A gentle priest. He seldom spoke; but what he said was clear, And full of sense, so that you wished to hear; Of high ideals and virtue was his speech; And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. Geoffrey Chaucer The Canterbury Tales = a Se ge = DP x = ae me = wo we on pl Ss 4 = si MESSAGE FROM OUR DIRECTOR 2 oa % Dear Graduates: Education, as we all realize, is not a matter of being in certain buildings for a period of four years. Education is much more than books and tools and home assignments. It is a slow process of finding one's self with the help of others, of developing convictions based on what you have seen and heard from those with whom you came in contact. If you have acquired full knowledge of all your subject matter and are now preparing to begin once again the search for more knowledge in college, then thank God that he has given you these wonderful talents to learn, and learn well. For those of you who will go into industry and apply this knowledge you have acquired in your technology, give thanks to God for the mechanical and artistic talents he has given you. We have tried, in the spirit of St. John Bosco, to commmicate a system of values which we believe to be Christian and basic to every young man that comes to Don Bosco. How you use these principles in your own life is now up to you. You can rest assured that no matter what happens now, we will continue to remember you in our Masses and prayers. Your four years of high school are over but prayers for you and your families are not. That daily remembrance of our prayers may bring you great consolation today and throughout the rest of your life. We ask you to remember us and our Salesian works in your prayers. Sincerely, Father Ken Germaine Director ADMINISTRATION AND FACU A Re Ri See ae gh PW Sik: all es a rail ‘i me i aw, te a 10 FR. JON PARKS — PRINCIPAL OUR NEW PRINCIPAL Father Jon Parks comes to Don Bosco Tech with a small case of calendar years and a large trunk of school experience. Though a young man, Father Jon has lived in four regions of the country, taught in three, administered in two, and now has finally arrived at the one-and-only New England. A native of New Orleans, his first encounter with the Salesians was as a student at Archbishop Shaw High School. After graduating from Shaw, he went to Don Bosco College and became a Salesian in 1968. In 1972 he graduated from College with his degree in philosophy. He returned to his alma mater in the South, and for two years he taught history and math. Intent upon the priesthood, Father Jon moved to the Salesian theologate in Columbus. Ohio, completed his studies, and in 1974 was ordained a priest. After ordination he was assigned as Vice Principal at Salesian Preparatory School in Cedar Lake, Indiana. Soon after he was called to Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, New Jersey, where he served as Administrative Vice- Principal. In May 1980 the sojourn ended and Father Jon arrived as Principal of our own Don Bosco Tech. Fr. Jon brings to his students and faculty all the graces and benefits of his priesthood and religious life. He plans to improve and develop those academic programs that truly meet the needs of our students. He invites all to share with him his hobbies of cooking and science fiction reading. Finally, Fr. Jon is impressed by the spirit and loyalty of Don Bosco students and would like to see them both continue and grow. THE BEAR FACTS, Nov., 1980 Dear Graduates! Congratulations on a task well done! four years of high school have come and gone and you have experienced many changes — academic growth, spiritual renewal, social adjustments, physical and emo- tional maturity, to name a few. You have been assisted by many dedicated people and, although you may not have agreed with their policies or decisions, you have successfully completed their program of studies which bring you to your goal here at the Tech — graduation! Family members and friends have encouraged you and rejoice in this wonderful accomplishment. They have also supported you in your future plans, I’m sure, for college or technical education, or even jumping right into the job market. Don Bosco and Mary Help of Christians have always been presented to you as intercessors before the Lord. Continue to ask their help and assistance as you grow into full adulthood. Don Bosco Tech will always be your home. As alumni you will be invited back to participate in our programs, to give imput into the courses of study, and most of all to share your experiences with those who are still in high school. Be assured of our constant prayers for you. Never settle for second best when first can be achieved, Continue to set your goals high, asking for God’s guidance. May the Lord be with you always! Sincerely yours, Fr. Jon Parks, Principal 11 12 ADMINISTRATION . MR. CHARLES SCHUETZ Assistant Principal for Curriculum . BRO. ANDREW BERTELLO Assistant Principal for Technologies Head of Electronics Department . FR. PATRICK ANGELUCCI Dean of Religious Activities Junior Ethics Instructor . FR. EDWARD FRIZZELL Financial Administrator Senior Physics Instructor . MR. ROBERT MULDOON Dean of Seniors Junior Math Instructor Senior Math Instructor Head Coach Track Team . MR. WILLIAM PALLADINO Dean of Juniors Head of Social Science Department . FR. LOUIS AINETO | Dean of Sophomores Head of Language Department . BRO. ROBERT FERRARA Dean of Freshmen Sophomore Ethics Instructor Ad ania i stc@kion FacUuleY . MR. ISAAC ADEYEMI Home Room 1004 Sophomore Biology Junior Chemistry . SISTER MARY ANSELMA Librarian . FR. XAVIER ARACIL Home Room 1006 Sophomore Ethics . MR. LAWRENCE BASTIANELLI Freshmen Technical Orientation . BRO. PETER BERSEZIO Graphic Arts Instructor BRO. JULIUS BOLLATI Head of Wood Working Dept. MR. ANDREW BONAVENTURA Head of Science Department Sophomore Geometry Junior Chemistry Senior Physics . FR. ANGELO BONGIORNO Head of Mathematics Dept. Homeroom 1103 Junior Algebra Senior Trigonometry 13 14 . MR. RICHARD CAREY Home Room 907 Freshmen History . MR. MICHAEL CLARK Head of Drafting Department . MRS. CAROL NESTI School Nurse . BRO. JOHN CUSSEN Sophomore English Junior English . MR. ROBERT CURRIER Physical Education . FR. ANTHONY DANIELE Home Room 906 Freshmen English Sophomore English . MR. ROBERT DOMENICO Industrial Electricity Inst. . MRS. DOLORES DONOFRIO Home Room 903 Freshmen Spanish . MR. HELGE DUEMMEL Commercial Art Instructor . MR. WILLIAM EDDY Senior Guidance Counselor . MS. BARBARA EDWARDS Home Room 904 Freshmen Algebra Junior Algebra . MR. GERARD FORD Home Room 1104 Junior English Senior Shakespeare Film Senior Media . MR. JAMES FRATI Graphic Arts Instructor . MR. RICHARD GOLEBIOWSKI Electronics Instructor . MR. GEORGE HIRSCH Driver Education Instructor . BRO. KEVIN HUTCHINSON Athletic Director Physical Education Head of Building Tech Dept. . SISTER MARY IDA Freshmen Algebra Sophomore Geometry . BRO. JOSEPH KAZIMIR Sophomore Electronics Sophomore Geometry . FR. DENIS KELLEHER Home Room 9014 Freshmen Ethics . MR. JOHN KELLY Building Tech Instructor . MR. DOUGLAS MAIMAN Home Room 902 Freshmen English . MR. JOHN MCINTYRE Woodworking Instructor . BRO. BEN NATOLI Assistant to the Administrator . MS. ELLEN PERRY Home Room 1001 Freshmen French Sophomore French Junior French Sophomore Support Group . MR. PETER PETRIGNO Home Room 905 Freshmen Reading Freshmen History . MR. JOHN RILEY Building Tech Instructor MR. DON ROSS Home Room 1003 Sophomore Biology Senior Physiology . MR. PAUL STORDY Industrial Electricity Inst. MR. JOHN C. SULLIVAN Electronics Instructor MR. JOHN D. SULLIVAN Home Room 1102 Freshmen History Junior History Senior Law Senior Accounting Cons. Math BRO. THOMAS SWEENEY Head of Graphic Arts Dept. BRO. JOSEPH TORTORICI Office Assistant Ham Radio Instructor 17 18 BRO. HENRY VAN DER VELDEN Woodworking Instructor MR. PAUL WALSH Freshmen Tech Orientation Home Room 1005 MS. LITA WRIGHT Home Room 1106 Junior English Senior Comm Fiction Senior Comm Crea. Exp. MR. MAX FOLLETTIE Home Room 1002 Freshmen Algebra Sophomore Geometry Senior Physics BELL GOSSETT mio ibis, 7 ay Agar MO wONA KUNNEN 22 siahatiaseaniinttateetiansiiaal - = nenahenroae Shean tes, a aie 4. Left to right: Daniel Duffy, Thomas Greene, Mark Donovan, Paul Jones, Michael Curran. 2. Left to right: Volvedge Borgella, Gregory Conlan, Stephen Murphy, Brian Nor- ton, Robert Loschiavo, Paul Mullaly ’ . Left to right: Neil Shea, Ronald Docanto, Charles Brown. 2. Left to right: Robert Shindler, Robert Mackie, Joseph White, Brian Lawlor. 3. Leff to right: Stephen McDermott, Charles MacKinnon. 23 24 emit aici zs ee tcc Seam liana i isc Thomas Russo Thomas Wilkinson Alfred Vilar David Sawan Michael Halloran Mr. Richard Golebiowski William O'Shea Mark Milligan Edward Roak William Daly Franz Verna Michael Cirrone Michael Venna Kevin Robinson Bro. Andrew Bertello Jeffrey McDonough _ Francis Curtis _ William Ahern _ Richard Flaherty Kerry King James Gallagher Michael Richards Thomas O'Malley Stephen Jones Joseph Carson David Doherty — John Hegarty Mark Greene | Vincent Yoon Stephen Goodwin Peter Porcella Joseph Buckley _ Mark Poindexter _ Walter Verrochi James Macello Jorge Nunez James McMahon Pat Folan William Schomburg Daniel Sullivan | Timothy Spriano rr mH CO 7 O = 0 | Fa | 25 Hy aS a LLL LLL LCL LLL LLL LL LLL LL LL cc GRAPHIC a aM TU UME RTL LUTE sae [Antara Page 26 Top. Left to right: Richard Guerra, Charles Tuttle, Scott Bercume, Joseph Deibel. Bottom. Left to right: Stephen Sullivan, David Malone, Timothy Casey, Albert McDonough. Page 27 Top. Left to right: John Flaherty, Mark Shaughnessey, Michael Tedeschi, Charles Loney, Richard Milano, James Holland, Patrick Connolly, James Cahill, Max Beichel, John Churchill. Bottom. Left to right: Andrew Blaikie, William McKeon, Michael Buzzell, Roger Ficarra, Bro. Peter Bersezio, Peter Anastos, Ed- ward Rowan, Kevin Dowling. 27 28 tek A eS NA ARNIS Ah INDUSTRIAL WOODWORKING Top. Front: John Brassil, Kevin Sheehan. Back: Patrick J-yce, Kevin Dwyer, Thomas McDonnell, Stephen Orlandi, Robert — Damatin, John Meaney. ; Bottom. Front Robert Stone, John Powers. Back: Tyron Evans, Matthew Hynes, Douglas Williams, Francis Kennedy, Nicholas Zaferakis, James Santry, Mark Connolly. é Top. Left to right: Michael Sullivan, William O'Neill, Thomas Casper, John Moccio, Timothy Kineavy, Kevin Dowd, Patrick Reardon, John Hughes. Bottom. Left to Right: Andrew Coppola, Dennis Doyle, Daniel Morrissey, Martin Kelly, Mark Carroll, Gerard Mcintosh, Michael McDonough, Joseph McDonough. 29 AAA INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY See eee 2 —S === SSSSS= aeons aa Page 30 Top. Front: Keith Blaney, Thomas Connolly, Efrain Colon. Back: Wil- liam Doherty, Thomas Connolly, Mi- chael Diprizio. Bottom. Front: John Martin, Michael Joyce, James Lon- ergan. Back: Stephen McManus, Martin Kane, Steven King, Michael Linsky. Page 31 Top. Front: James Tenullo, Stephen Sullivan Back: Michael Murray, Rob- ert Vey, Joseph Saccoach, Kevin Shaughnessy, Joseph Paul. Bottom. Front: Timothy Donoghue, John Fal- lon, John Doran, Steven Evans. Back: James Fitzpatrick, Louis Duli. : ALLMAN ONE i a a LL LL eae eas 31 32 iLL AL Lai Ea ER ia a a f BUSSE UDUPACL SATO NBINGS SUBRS URES SEES EOLSECRST 9 HLCP ORES PBESE SA BEIEC OCS SU aC B nd BLA SE SiZe Sp OUEH AAD NaH OneES Baie Mop REE S Cassino, Robert Fraine, Kennth Johns. Bottom. Left to right: Philip Gilbride, Mark Stafford, Richard O'Connor, James Cheatham, Barry Finlay, Michael — Keville, Daniel James Perkins, Russell Stephen Oriola, Top. Left to right: Scott MacPherson, Michael Fennessey, Richard Camilleri, Earl Perkins, Jeremiah Jarrett, Chris Deeley, Stephen Erwin Michael Maloney, ichard Fleming. Terrance, Villaroel, R Page 32 Mastrogiacomo, Stephen Norton, 33 SOE SNORE SR ROH ON aati BTS EOL PRATER EIR THI a OTTO ROER OME OUT pa LENORE RIOR LLL LLL LL LLL LL LLL LOL LL LORS III LL UES IPE TIO ARERR SOIL a PUTT TG oe a a a Fists SIRE ca Top. Left to right. Front: Stephen Medico, Scott Ahern, John Lydon, Randy Dillon. Back: Oliver Bodnar, Andrew 4 OO 4 q Zaremba, Paul Nash, Robert Timmons, David Desisto. LGR IIS Bottom. Left to right. Front; Michael Boussy, William Brangwynne, John Boucher, Daniel Mullen, Stephen Vogt. Back: Joseph Scalla, Paul Hardy, David Sanf ord, Lawrence Daley, Thomas Kileen. SSS SSS SS eS a DELLS eRe i OI RRR ae ERT DEG PES ROSEY LEP IISISI FE T EES RON sant TR ES SRR |... ___ Bro. John Cussen 2... COM. Elen Perry _......___. Bro. Joseph Kazimir _........ Mr. Don Ross SST YR ees Pa ae) SS Se ei oS |. ........._____ Fe. AGvier Aracil see STS 2 saa ETHICS ENGLISH FRENCH GEOMETRY BIOLOGY sprees REO 36 Top. Left to right. Front: William Tringali, Panfilo Federico, Robert Keane, Edmund Murray, Manley Thomas. Back: Frank Elchuck, Ronald Jean, Louis Poncia, Kenneth Wesrhaver, Robert Wells. RARER sais CARRERE RETR 37 Top. Left to right. Front: William Morrissey, Joseph Lee, Mark Cassino, John Nolan, Patrick Joyce. Middle: Donald Dean, Paul Halloran, James Maniscalco, Shawn Hood. Back: Daniel Garvey, Thomas Hanifin, Kevin Proctor, Sean Sullivan, Mark Fortune, Andrew McGillivray, Joseph Walsh, Daniel Doyle. ; Bottom. Left to right. Front: Brian Schuetz, Gerald Shidler, Jeremiah Toland, Neil Duggan, Thomas Weymouth. Back: Robert Mulcahy, Richard Dykens, David Liddell, Darryl! Walker, John Mullett. a © ¢ Soe COA OM, — c= a S6 ce ieg De Sec Oo+ 506 a c = 9 =9 Bo eS anu = = ; oe . 8 ax tu O Oa 38 Left to right. Front: Mark Madden, Paul McCormack, David Benatti, Neil Correia, Timothy Donovan. Back: Glenn Chrumka, Thomas Bulger, Sean Barry, Michael Collins, Richard Chapski. 39 PERESRSS ARERR SEGUE TREES Soa RAEN AG SARE RG] 4 | sascha ae caeene manitnmeae urement nit Kearney inte manasa aneiceaerteiiut ann essatius ee A PER PSS OBA A PAINE ana eee EDAD LO DL DIONE ONG j eee EB Sa | | . t : , | | . | Top. Left to right. Front: Kiernan Guinan, Thomas Donovan, German Lamb, Richard Fornaro. Back: Sean Heger, — a | Shawn Murray, Louis Arias, Joseph Whiteknact. : e : t : oF : | 4 OO i : Bottom. Left to right: Front: Paul Hegarty, Michael McGrath , Kevin Lynch, Back: Robert Colburn, James : 3 : | McDonnell, John Kyne. : | : Sio%e Jee aaa SE oie oe zee ses j a a a a SO OSL Rae Bets Sees eo neeeee: ES Tee ET LES See Fez aera areca cepts oe oe BS es ee = save ST ee ReSeaee Nes eek Cane iO eat rey ere LES Ss eee LL ... Mr. Max Follettie -...--........ Mr. Don Ross .....Fr. Xavier Aracil ........Fr. Anthony Daniele _........... Fr Louis Aineto Se See : : ; : 2OU; Rie ee FRA ee Re ee «+ ETHICS ENGLISH SPANISH. GEOMETRY BIOLOGY SSS comet See | neem teaRiRUn Naren ReaRERIUROENRRORERRNRCARUTS 40 Top. Left to right. Front: Paul Collins, Daniel Keough, Joseph O’Brien, Sean Toland, James Hardy, Patrick Conneeley. Back: Steven Nazzaro, Timothy Quinn, David Peterson, Daniel Driscoll, Mark Morello, Stephen Sheehy. Bottom. Left to right. Front: James Gambon, Alexander Gounaris, Colin MacDonnell, Richard Woodward, John Provenzano, John Hyslip. Back: John Graham, Jeffrey Martin, James King, Douglas Taylor, Paul Hughes, Robert Davis. a CINE Rar Pa Pe Ps i ig yi 41 42 ENOTES EMO CaS aN a SCTE RON ARERR TRESS SOTO SEA SRS aR ARN DONAA SEDO EE RANGE pati MEN TRl SPO ORES Top Left to right. Front: John Howard, David Dickson, Steven Allington, Back: Stephen Connolly, Joseph Ma- honey, Joseph Conlin, Paul Hannon. Bottom Left to right. Front: Joseph Fleming, Michael Norris, Michael Flaherty. Back: James Rattigan, William Zeoli, Joseph Derby. os es Soogr SA oz Ss Be wm ¢ GQ ofa SB = ensSo := acon aA 33: fo © .,2s: iz arua= i ee o : = = fio “t2s0 Y3202 =2 m90 WwWnda pals ea ar Naas Top Left to right. Front: Stephen Rousell,James McManus,Chris Regnetta, Paul Mullaly,Richard Murphy. Back: William Bailey,David Liva,Ri- chard Kenney, James Sullivan,Gerald Wright,Robert Devine. Bottom Left to right. Front: Bruno Ruscio, David Hyslip,Christopher Hayes,Peter Borges,Patrick O'Leary. Back: John Feeney,Paul Bertocci,Gregory Shidler, Martin Doherty,Michael MacKinnon,Jeffrey Cobb. 43 Me i La Ma Ge LM aCe AU Se = Oa ETRE TEAL ANA BE R RENN Rent Bi Faas) ee Top Left to right. Front: James Calabro, Robert Russo, Sean Moriarty, Thomas McAteer. Back: Michael � MacKinnon, Michael Lauro, Edward Szczesny, Thomas Schlehuber, Edward Geoffrion. Bottom Left to right. Front: Alfred Carrier, Christopher Fletcher, Michael O'Sullivan, Back: John O'Donnell, Mark Joyce, James Dillon, 1005 5 es Be sae - se re ESS ta i Ua ar le na a aan anata Bee aS Bae: Sere GAS = See sea Paes 2 i me ae = age a ae a ees See ee Eee aie var eet Boe PEReeS : et eae aoe USNS Soe suena nen usetS paces ae 82 ate Bees ant ..... Fr. Louis Aineto |... Mr Don Ross ee — ee See eee ee ........... Bro. Bob Ferrara =... .........__. Bro. John Cussen = ss. Ken Germaine Pee eee Ser eee Ya hae ee = a SS Se eS GEOMETRY eee SS ETHICS ENGLISH SPANISH BIOLOGY - See 44 SSS SSS Top Left to right. Front: James Wallace,Patrick Devlin, Timothy Moran, Thomas Murphy,Paul Roman. Back: Paul Gould,Robert MacVarish, Scott Haynes, John Sullivan,David Murray, William Hart. Bottom Left to right. Front: Richard DiMario,James Shaffer,Robert Panico, Edward Boudreau, David Shea. Back: Neil McCarthy,.Carlo Capogreco, An- drew Corbett,Gregory Boehner,John Welch.Daniel McKeeney. LESSEE LEELA LOE SSS SS eee Nf cenunesoteisessnnissh 45 46 Fr. Xavier Aracil PO ea EC OR ee Be ROW SO ROE ee ace ETHICS Bro. John Cussen Fr. Louis Aineto ee er ee eects ENGLISH o pw, , a Oo Ss “3 ©, 39 Pan a= pow RNC e 868 we ee 6 eNO ee ew 8 SPANISH GEOMETRY BIOLOGY 2 — see SEES ESSERE fr 08 ) ASERESEEO SIE Left to right. Front: Paul Petrie,Mark Barry,Patrick Barry,Steven Cedrone. Back: Robert Thompson,Eward Stanley,Michael Mavropoulous,Joseph McCarthy. Bottom Left to right. Front: Peter Rush,Anthony Meucci,Thomas McCrorey, Scott Rae. Back: Anthony Dattero,Paul Santangelo,George Thomas, Patrick Logan,Ronald Mansfield. RESTA ap oer at alae Top Left to right. Front: Peter Griffin, John Sullivan, Marcello Albanese, William Lawless. Back: Steven Mair,Patrick McGonogle,John Toomey, David Hickey, Thomas Foley,James McGrail. Bottom Left to right. Front: Eugene Dalton,Patrick McDonough,Francis Coleman, Kevin Donovan,James Pittman. Back: John Breare,Robert Burke,Paul McCormack,Paul Orlowski, Thomas Corliss. 47 pe 50 ps 2 as 4 Cs es Be = nee a a aw s ee ee we zs ra Bottom | | - Left to right. Front: Michael Quirk, loha � Kelly. Vincenzo Porcel See ROTO eo 90 1 ETHICS Fr. Denis Kelleher = ' ENGLISH _ : Mr. Douglas Mailman : - FRENCH __ Ms. Ellen Perry _ HISTORY Mr. Soo Carey ALGEBRA Ms. Barbara Edwards READING Mr Peter Petrigno: Se eatin te Secuencia apueys TECH OR. Mr. Lawrence Bastianelli _ Mr. Paul Walsh Sa one Left to tight. Front: Kenneth Moall David Arseneau. Back: ‘Robert Cosey.Alon Berk, John Prendergast. Bottom | | Left to right. Front: Allen Slavin, Brian Dunbar. Edward Shea, Bock: Michael Unskey Redmond Walsh, Do. menic D'Amico. __ 51 52 s | ees ee SEE SS aa UN PANIES SSO RE RISA an SR Ei MRR a PS ROSTER SRN A ON BUSES SUNOS NIE SU SGU IG NU SCO i is RN ea SES RUNS Na Rae SNA ' | Top § ___ Left to right. Front: Dovid smith, Dennis Golaghe: Kenneth Clark, Henry Bowen. Back. Michael Riley, John Munro,Daniel Regan. Davida 4 Hicks. a S | Bottom ____ Left to right. Front: Michael Barry,Robert Manning. Thomas Kelley, Michael Sullivan,Mark aon: Back: Michael Connaughton Bernard : __ Walsh,Steven Doyle. | 2 @ be . ee ie peri eas See Sata KS Be peace ee mas Tae see — Ll t Lia eat 4 y i i} ghee inte “ak : es seach oe asses - Be ta SESE SR AG iio eter res Ce ae eek ic era ie Uae rire ae cca vehi eee ea Left to right. Front: Kevin O'Neill,Franco DeSantis,John Hutchinson, Stephen McCarthy. Back: Paul Ruscito,Adam Mitchell,Daniel MacDonald, James Saley. Baie cana aS Sas SEs Left to right. Front: Marc Sances,Mark Rooney,Brian Flynn, Thomas Martin. Back: Stephen Folan,Ernest Abreu,Stephen Doyle. Si aes aE eee 90 2 ETHICS Fr. Denis Kelleher Sa he Lp 6 ENGLISH | Mr. Douglas Mailman _ SPANISH : Mrs. Dolores Donofrio HISTORY Mr. Richard Carey ESRB ARSE BOUT enamine SUR oo ES 5a ALGEBRA Fr. Ken Germaine Ss react ite READING Mr. Peter Petrigno pee TECH OR. Mr. Lawrence Bastianelli Mr. Paul Walsh SSE TER aa so a oe EE Sena Say SRE Reale Oy RO ma ea a a Ee A PD TARA ei EERIE SS een ea ee Tea a eR er et NSN TS aoe A RGR TRANS HANH GUE RRRISD Sw OR SDH ME Ro GEIR DN CUS DEL RD ERR CoRE EE 54 : CO OOOCCC0C0—0—0—— 0 0—0—0—0—0—0—0—0———— RAR as i- | j Dee 4 _ Left to right. Front: Thomas Kennedy Mihoe! Powers Wiliom Melio, Brian Shehon.Brendon Jelloe. Back: William: Fitzgerald Kevin Concannon,Brian Hora oe Gabrick. - oo Bottom Left to right. Front: Peter burphy Michael Havonion Paul Forde, James Coronity. Bock: Mark Riley, Dennis pes Sotepa Allen.Daniel Regan. Top Left to right. Front: Timothy Cottier. oniel Mecrones,Gary Meir,Paul Yanovitch. Back: Howard Lucas,Sean Kirby,Richard McClellan, Stephen Maloney. Bottom Left to right. Front: Paul McMillen, Michael Kuzmich, Barry Swain,Charles ih Back: Holsen ener dro Gonzalez,Sean Clougherty, Michael Bennett. ot g = m ‘ SRO iesioasitbnerienoretddoap anette ueepeareaRaTNERaNe URS qarecanem LAGOON Re esi sts 903 SOAS ASSAM AAS —— = 5 . : ETHICS : : Fr. Denis Kelleher s : ENGLISH : __ Mr. Douglas Mailman : SPANISH : Mrs. Dolores Donofrio _ S HISTORY : : Mr. Richard Carey : ALGEBRA : : Bro. Bob Ferrara : : : _ READING : : Mr. Peter Petrigno : TECH OR. : _ Mr. Lawrence : : Bastianelli _ Mr. Paul Walsh : a : : : : | i g | 55 56 ge NEI GHSERNN Page 56 Top Front: Richard Murphy John Segalla Poul Mykytyn Mark Donovan Back: . Sean Connolly James Kane _ Robert McCool Vincent Amato sie Sane ees Bottom Front: — Charles O'Connor Lawrence Stier Paul Cheevers Michoel Stock Back: Richard Lawlor - Robert Mellett John Mclsaac Robert Havey _ Page 57 top Front: Michael McCarthy Kevin Gallagher — : John Walsh. Kevin Roak- Back: ‘David Powell John McMasters - William Qualls. Bottom © Front _ Timothy Conley John Williams — _ Joseph Goffredo — Paul Beatti ‘Michael Barrett _ Donato DiCicco © _ Edward Flaherty _ Michael Sample — SS SSES SESSA SSSS SIAR SERA EE i a ts SES a a ag oe Rae aaa SOP a Sa CTO ECS ORE Ha See ae OES NH SESS SS Se aS Niet a ARES 5] a SSE SSS SS eee Fr. Denis Kelleher eee LS Dolores Donofrio SAS EE EA ES ghia Da aie Tai eg ae Loa ec Peter Petrigno prveioa9) puseres SaiaoeaS ETHICS ENGLISH Fr. Anthony Daniele SPANISH Mrs. HISTORY Mr. John Sullivan ALGEBRA Ms. Barbara Edwards READING Mr. TECH OR. _ Mr. Lawrence Bastianelli Mr. Paul Walsh 57 58 SRS sae tanon Left to right. Front: ate Too | . _ _ - Left to fob Front: David Burke, Mark -ouseo,Poul Ryan, Stephen Dowd. Bock: Dovid Graham, Michael Elwell, Paul Monting Bottom Left to right. Front: Michael Lofencie. lou Aner John Loutenti, Neil Duty. Back: Michael | Kineavy, Mark aay, Michael pyace James Dugen | SASS — ENGLISH SPANISH Fr. Louis Aineto CO oa Se eS Sessa ees ecennremarscmenar | ELSIE RIN ER ETHICS Fr. Denis Kelleher RTS enc cane Mr. Douglas Mailman HISTORY _ Mr. Peter peur? ALGEBRA a Ken Germaine | READING Mr. Peter Petrigno TECH OR. Mr. Lawrence - -Bastianelli Mr. Paul Walsh : 59 a eee eS i ee ie Se au icce knee 2s cesses Top : : — Left to right. Front: Joseph Sever, William Rugo,Charles Ross,Scott Buchannan. Back: Lawrence Adams,Sean McGonagle, Anthony McDonough, Mark Kuzia. Bottom Left to right. Front: Dennis Hickey.Patrick Connell,Michael Coyne, John Dowd. Back: James Nabstedt,Kevin Fernandes, Thomas Cunningham, Richard Bouve. LoS aap TAR lea Tale I A i TN a AR NR A UR OR ERRAND ETHICS Fr. Kelleher ENGLISH Fr. Anthony Daniele SPANISH Mrs. Dolores Donofrio HISTORY Mr. Richard Carey ALGEBRA Fr. Ken Germaine READING Mr. Peter Pefrigno TECH OR. Mr. Lawrence Bastianelli Mr. Paul Walsh trate RRA RRR ASR NSS lt EM REESE SEES eas wee OSLO B AUR SIRS E SENSE RERUN EDs ese oeSSSE SESS cay Ra Rlino peneray eo eS am teeR Fy E Top g Left to right. Front: John Cahill, Douglas MacKinnon,David Thompson, Joseph Quiles. Back: Steven | Fennessy.Anthony Viola,Chris Carrier. : Bottom i Left to right, Front: Daniel Patnaude, Stephen Flaherty, John Lawlor. Back: Bernard Fitzgerald,G- - ‘ lenn Hoadley,Joseph McCarthy, Philip DiBlasi. | 61 62 Left to right. 2 it Coffin, John Wells. - SS SSS SSS SSS i; ETHICS Fr. Denis Kelleher ENGLISH Mr. Douglas Mailman SPANISH Mrs. Dolores Donofrio HISTORY Mr. Richard Carey = = = a . 7 BS : | ES we 2 ee Ee ALGEBRA Ms. Barbara Edwards READING Mr. Peter Petrigno BIRR E ROR ISAEMARINA PUTRI TSTMS ET Ny BCR OOO de TECH OR. Mr. Lawrence Bastianelli Mr. Paul Walsh EON Re Coe ips BH PE IRE BE A OE TIO I OS OE ARORA RRO Top Left to right. Front: Gregory Murray,Patrick Stack,Joseph Moccio, John Galvin. Back: Francis Graham,Thomas Joyce,Edward Carter,Donald Powell. : | woh Bottom Left to right. Front: Gerard McDonough, Anthony Roberto,Dennis McAtee, Kevin Martin. Back: Joseph McManus.James O'Malley Joseph Villano,John Reilly. RESO IRIN IIIT IIE TSIEN ETS SERIE SESS ESTE OC OR nn RS Ha CN EOE Rei RHR Ot SOI aim init nate L R RIE IU ella i S f : : g Ee |—(SS | 63 VARSITY Front: left to right: Robert Ferrara Michael Foley James Hayes Daniel Mullaly Vincent Ridge Paul Nee William McNeil Michael Joyce Xerxes Hammond Mark Davis Kenneth Layton Michael Radley David Conti Back: Richard Fornaro Neil Duggan Patrick Barry John Sullivan Michael DiPrizio Glenn Chrumka Michael Keville William Schomburg Paul Santangelo Joseph Whiteknact Joseph White James Holland William Probst Francis Reardon Chris Walsh Steven Oriola Kevin Dowd John Kyne Andrew MacGillivray John Churchill Paul Hardy wr | iil aa ¢ att : Foi. E “THE BEAR FACTS’ WAS THERE ... The Bosco football squad opened its season in super suburban Norwood where schoolboy football is slightly less serious than war and slightly more dan- gerous. They survived that opener with their lives and with their reputation as a tough, respectable football team. Bob Ferrara demonstrated his skills with an eighty yard return and six points. Joe White made good of his one chance at the extra point bar, and Cap- tain Bill McNeil consistently rallied Bos- co's goal line defense when Norwood threatened. Final score: Norwood 16-7. Bosco then opened its Catholic Confer- ence campaign against archrival and much-vaunted B.C. High. Bosco gave away size, gave away experience, gave away speed, but refused to give away the game. The game opened with the tradition- al thrusts and parries as each team searched for the other's weaknesses. In the second period quarterback Paul Nee engineered a seventy yard scor- ing drive in which Mike Joyce had two catches and the final touchdown. Joe booted the kickoff into the heavens, making it impossible for B.C. to score in the first half. In the third period B.C. scored first, but Bob Ferrara responded with six points on the ground, and Mike Radley widened the Bosco lead with a two point reception. The desperate Eagles of B.C. would score again this period, but a tight Bosco defense preserved the Bosco advantage 15-14. The final period was frantic. Bosco got two points on a bizarre sofety. The talented B.C. tallied another touch- down that put them in the driver's seat. Paul Nee and Mike Joyce responded with another drive up the field, but their attempts to put it across the goal line were frustrated by a dubious call from the referee. When the time ran out, B.C. had its victory 20-17. Paul Gould 67 Dally Paul Cogavin, Kevin Madden, J Joe McCarthy John Munte, Coach Phil Coleman. CHEERLEADERS. Front. Left to right: Penny O'Reilly, Julie McNulty, Mary Foley, Christine McPherson, Theresa McManus, Tammy Charlebois. Back: Jane Flynn, Sheila Kelley, Donna Greene, Kathleen McPherson, Susan Flaherty, Marguerite Clancey, Kim Doran, Fr. Angelo. 69 Mike O'Sullivan, Mike Loftus, Brian Norton, Bill Damatin, John Keener, Joe Zablocki, Sean Vince Yoon, Pete Cerbone, Kevin Dowling, Pat Folan, Bob Gugala, Stan Golebiowski, Ed VARSITY SOCCER. Front. Left to right: Mike Sullivan, Folan. Back: Coach Helge Duemmel, Panfilo Federico, Golden, Barry Davis, Jerry Jarrett, Bro Kevin Hutchinson (Head Coach). JV SOCCER. Front. Left to right: Don DiCicco, Kevin O'Neill, Tim Kelly, Bob Keane. Back: Mike Joyce, Dan MacDonnell, Dave Sawan, John Welch, Frank DeSantis, Dan McKeeney, Jerry Mcdonough, Bob Mulcahy, Joe Scala, Tom Foley, Benson St. Louis. COACH: BRO. JOE KAZIMIR. 71 72 VARSITY. Front. Left to right: Perry Bromwell, Tom Healey, Ed Talbot. Back: Coach Steve Joyce, Shawn Hood, Mike Venna, Mike Keville, Dan Garvey, Jerry Wright, John Hegarty, John Welch, Mike Malloney, John Williams, Larry Crayton, James Grady, Coach John Grady. “THE BEAR FACTS’ WAS THERE. In what was supposed to be a no-show season for Don Bosco, the Bears came out of the gate in winning stride. Surprising the league, Don Bosco earned a respectable 8-3 record af mid season. Against C.M., against Sa- vio, and against Cathe- _ dral, the Bears trailed for three periods before up- holstering the guns for a comeback surge in the fi- nal moments. Highlights of the season at this point included an Ed Talbot steal that earned a victo- ty against powerhouse Christ the King of New York City. In the pressure moments, Senior Tom Healy from the foul line was surer than cold cold weather in January. And super quick Shawn Hood proved to all opponents that the hand can't stop what the eye can't even see. So good had the Bears been in the closing moments that the come- back was becoming not only trademark but even gameplan. Tim Moran 73 74 J.V. BASKETBALL Front: Dan Doyle Jim Maniscalco Dan Regan Kevin Sheehan Bill Zeoli Steve Sullivan Back: Coach Steve Joyce Bill Melia John Munro Scott Haynes Bob Wolusky Jim Rattigan Paul Orlowski FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front: Arthur Robishow Darrin Greeley Kevin Fernandes Ed Carey Brendan Jelloe Back: Coach Dick Carey Rich Sexton Paul Mykytyn Tim Conley Shawn Deveney Steve McMahan Brian Kelly CHEERLEADERS Front: Julie McNulty Theresa McManus Tammy Charlebois Penny O'Reilly Christine McPherson Mary Foley Back: Fr. Angelo Kim Doran Sheila Kelley Jane Flynn Donna Greene Barbara Martinez Susan Flaherty Kathleen McPherson FRESHMEN BASKETBALL One of the criteria for measuring a team’s progress during the course of a season is the “plus factor,” i.e., the total-number-of-points improvement against teams you meet more than once during the year. This year’s “‘plus factor’ for the freshmen basketball team was +72. There were nine teams that the freshmen played twice. So, there was an average improvement of 8 points a game against second-time opponents. There was then, a steady improvement in freshmen play during the season; but, like the host of the feast at Cana, the first-year men saved their very best until last. For they concluded a successful season by winning their eighth game of the year, a thrilling 72-69 overtime triumph over this year’s sophomores who played on last year's freshmen team. Dick Carey, Coach 75 VARSITY HOCKEY Front: Bob Damatin, Gerry Mcintosh, Pat Logan, Bob Vey, Bill Damatin, Mike McGrath, Mark Donovan, John Martin, Ken Layton. Back: Ed Kirrane (Head Coach), Neil Shea, Tom Casper, Joe Higgins, John Shumski, Pat Folan, Bill Acerra, Bill Santry, Mike Curran, Jim Concannon. ON THIN ICE by Paul Gould This year’s varsity hockey squad is a team with two faces: the face if wears against non-league competition (5 wins and no losses) and the face it wears against league opposition (3 wins and 6 losses). While all may be lost within the Catholic Conference, the Bears may still lose one game before they lose their berth in State competition. It is thin ice, but it is ice. On the plus side, the team has been decisively beaten only twice, both times by powerhouse Matignon. Catho- lic Memorial, Archbishop Williams, and St John’s were all a mere goal better than Don Bosco. The team is led by Seniors Dave Kel- ley, Bill Acerra, Joe Higgins, Jim Concan- non, John Shumski, Bill Santry, Bill Da- matin, and Ken Layton. Bill and Ken share equal time in the net while Dave Kelley is one of the premier centers in the state. The team’s other established leaders include Juniors Neil Shea, the squad's leading scorer; Mike Curran, a hard-nose right winger: and Mark Dono- van, a tough defense-man who is also a genuine scoring threat. Jack Martin, something of a surprise, is the squad's second highest scorer and a great asset to the team. FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORE HOCKEY Front: Tom Corliss, Jim McGrail, Tom Martin, Paul Beatti, John Toomey, Bob Devine, Brian Dunbar, Bob Eicheroth, John Dowd, Allen Slavin, Joe Mahoney, Mike Linskey. Back: Coach Rich Bourdreau, Mark Rauseo, Tom Murphy, Brian Flynn, Scott Rae, Kevin Concannon, Greg Boehner, Dan Mecrones, Bill Fitzgerald, Don Dean. Front: Bob Bickford, Bill Damatin, Joe Higgins, Coach Steve Joyce, Bob Walsh, Joe Zablocki, Tom Dunscombe. Middle: John Munro, John Toomey, John Welch, Dennis Doyle, Mike Venna, Ted Boudreau, John Meaney. Back: Larry Daily, Tom McDonnell, Pat Barry. Not shown: Bob nein! Mike Barry, Rick McClellan, Andy McGillivray, Steve McMahon. Front: Rich Fornaro, Darrin Greeley, Doug Taylor. Middle: Tim Moran, Steve Medico, Mark Rauseo. Back: Joe Coppinger, Tom Hannifin, Dick Sexton, Art Robishaw, Bro. Bob Ferrara (Coach). TIVGASVEd Af 9 ALISYVA 79 Front: Jim McNemar, Paul Hines, Mark Madden, Coach Tom Peck, Ed Senier, John Keener, Brian Farrell, John O'Donnell, Louis Arias. Back: Dan Regan, Chuck Doyle, Joe Flaherty, Dennis Coffee, Pat Mangan, Steven Sheehy, Paul Gould, Paul Hardy, Paul McCormack, Bernie Fitzgerald, Joe Hutchinson. FULL THROTTLE Last year it was a team of new faces, even a new coach, Mr. Tom Peck. This year’s squad, despite the loss of backstroke and springboard star Steve Daly, has put it all together. After coming off a strong but losing season last year and losing its first five meets this campaign, the swim team rang in 1981 by defeating its next five opponents. The credit for this comeback is shared equally by Coach Peck, co- captains Ed Senier and John Keener, and the entire squad's total effort. Even Fr. Pat has gotten into the act as a bi- ased scorekeeper. As with last year, which produced swimmers like Paul Hines, Mark Mad- den, school record holder in the Individ- ual Medley, and John O'Donnell, school record holder in the Butterfly, the big story this year, is the quality of the fresh- men. Newcommers Dennis Coffee, Pat- rick Mangan, and John Hutchinson, brother of graduate Joe Hutchinson, have made their mark on a team that has suddenly come fo life. Brian Farrell, much sharpened in his skills off the board, and Joe Barrett handle the div- ing competition handily, while people like Paul McCormack and Steve Sheehy deserve credit for putting out a tremen- dous effort. Frank Coleman in THE BEAR FACTS ONIWWIAS 81 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMEN CROSS COUNTRY Front: Paul Curran, Keith Igoe, Dan Hart, Don Carter. Back: John Front: Mike McCarthy, Tim Conley, Paul Cheevers, Kevin Gal- Provenzano, Dave Liddell, Rich Dykens, Jim Wallace, Coach Bob lagher. Back: Ken Moalli, Mike Riley, John Hutchinson, Bob Ka- Muldoon. ley, Mark Riley, Bob Havey, Coach Bob Muldoon. INDOOR TRACK Front: Mike Sullivan, Dan Hart, Mike Loftus, Don Carter, Keith Igoe, Paul Curran, Ken Moali. Middle: Coach Bob Muldoon, Jim Maniscalco, Dan Ferrara, Bob Manning, Joe O'Brian, Steve Norton, Pat O'Leary, Bob Haley, Coach Chris Martin. Back: Steve Erwin, Eugene Dalton, Kevin Lynch, Ken Johnson, Russ Cassino, Bob Fraine, Dave Liddell, Rich Dykens. SPRING TRACK x Front: Paul Curran, Rich Dykens, John Sullivan, Bill Morrissey, Martin Doherty, Kevin Lynch, Russ Cassino, Bob Fraine. Back: Coach Bob Muldoon, Mike Sullivan, Dave Liddell, Ron Jean, John Provenzano, Dan Hart, Joe O'Brien, Bob Aroyan, Bob Manning, Pat O'Leary, Jim Wallace, Coach Bro. John Cussen. Ly Ty Mie to Whi — wi iN 4 we MH Ms wwe SAILIAILDU WR ayy Spl as Serer ‘G''S ‘UDIIND saWOF “14 “AeY sayDads jsanD HDIASd] — dOHSAYOAM SdaHOV AL 89 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL a 1aydeds sand ‘VOA'iNS eve6ng “14y ATaWASSY SCUVAV JoyDIapow ‘ABUBEMS SOWOY] °O14 NOILINGNI TIONNOD LNIGNLS JUDIQa{a ‘SH1Oq VOL “14 LIMIdS ATOH JHL JO SSVW STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS William McNeil, President Edward Senier, Vice-President Charles Brown, Secretary Steven Norton, Treasurer Joseph Barrett, Public Relations AWARDS Outstanding Freshman: EDWARD SZCZESNY Outstanding Sophomore: VINCENT YOON Outstanding Junior: STEPHEN SADOWSKI ETHICS Freshman: ED SZCZESNY Sophomore: JOHN HEGARTY Junior: STEPHEN SADOWSKI ELECTRONICS Sophomore: JOSEPH BUCKLEY Junior: STEPHEN SADOWSKI MATHEMATICS Freshman: PAUL GOULD Sophomore: VINCENT YOON Junior: GREGORY CLARK DRAFTING Freshman: NEIL McCARTHY Sophomore: STEPHEN ERWIN Junior; FRED WU SPANISH Freshman: JAMES SHAFFER Sephomore: MARIO PETRELLI ENGLISH Freshman: FRANCIS COLEMAN Sophomore: MARK POINDEXTER Junior: CHRIS SULLIVAN ELECTRICITY Junior: GREGORY CLARK Sophomore: JOSEPH PAUL SCIENCE Sophomore: VINCENT YOON Junior: STEPHEN SADOWSKI BUILDING TECH Sophomore: ROBERT MACKIE Junior: EDWARD PALLADINO WOODWORKING Sophomore: KEVIN DOWD Junior: ROBERT BICKFORD READING: Freshman: ROBERT PANICO 92 STUDENT RETREATS — IPSWICH ANNUAL CLASS RETREATS by Thomas McAteer From September 29 through November 17th, Don Bosco Tech observed the most important spiritual event of the school year, the class retreats to Sacred Heart Re- treat House in Ipswich, Mass. At 8:30 each morning, the bus departed from Boston, and the class began a packed but enjoyable schedule. Approximately 45 minutes later, the class arrived at the re- treat house and were warmly greeted by Fr. Joe Maffei and Bro. Bernie Dube, the directors of the retreat. After a fitting meal of donuts and milk, the day's theme was introduced: for Seniors, Christian Decisions; for Juniors, Crossroads; for Sophomores, Community: and for Freshmen, Entering Don Bosco. A fifteen minute followed. By 11:00 the students were ready for what they themselves in the follow-up question- naire judged the most fruitful activity of the day — the individual Confessions. After a quick lunch most of the classes rushed out into the brilliant foliage and ample fields of the North Shore area. Day after day, the unsuspecting homeroom teacher fell victim to a football game. Finally, the day con- cluded with a practical talk and the cele- bration of the Mass. THE STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE by Paul Jones The Student Council of Don Bosco Tech hosted and organized its first dance on the evening of Friday, October 24. When the dance started, the dance floor was as vacant as the Sahara at high noon, but by 9:00 it was like the outside of Fenway Park when the Sox are in the World Series. the unpredictable disc jockey, Dru Erico, turned the night around. If my guess is correct, the young people who came to the dance weren't coming for disco music. It didn't take Dru much time to draw that conclusion: what started as an ordinary disco dance turned into an exciting night of modern rock. In the middle of the dance, Dru took a break to award the many prizes for hard work on the candy drive. In terms of money, the Student Coun- cil gained approximately $1,400 for its treasury. That money will be used in the various Student Council projects. JONVG LNAGALS 93 PET Si ee wcereuaae INVYdITID “Ad ‘AllVd SVWOHL dOHSid O)DSO”d NHOF INIVS 4O LSV34 98 JSNOH NidO 400 | z UOISSAjOlg UDISA|DS JO SID|) GZ :@UJOWIED YJouUey Jaujo4 UOISSBJOld UDISA|DS jO SIDE) Op ‘Ojjajiog MaipUY Jeysolg POQYOIsalld JO sID9) GZ ‘ajeluog AvoYyjUY 184j04 POOYJSAIIg JO SIDA OG ‘soYsNDIJOQos AUVOYUY 184JO4 SAI VSYSAINNV dNOd 102 ‘q'a’s ‘vobaew Anuar ‘01g useng jopeds ‘pow ‘oinjueaduog Meaipuy JW ‘seidDYD IpjoUlYy sino] “14 ALAIDOS YONOH TVNOILVN 104 OFFICERS 1980-1981 Joseph Zablocki, Pres. Bryan Connolly, Y.P. Thomas Russo, Sec. Peter Porcella, Trea. OFFICERS 1981-1982 Kenneth Johnson, Pres. Jerry Jarrett, V.P. Panfilo Federico, Sec. William Hart, Treas. MEMBERS Robert Aroyan Robert Bickford Joseph Buckley John Cole Bryan Connolly David Conti Robert Curley Paul Curran Michael Fennessey James Fitzpatrick Joseph Kelleher Michael Manchin i John McNemar George Morganelli Henry Ng Peter Porcella Thomas Russo Stephen Sadowski Edward Senier Chris Sullivan Daniel Todd Fred Wu Vincent Yoon Joseph Zablocki INDUCTEES Gregory Clark Francis Coleman Andrew Corbett Stephen DeVito Benny Federico Robert Fraine Mark Greene Richard Guerra Daniel Hart William Hart Scott Haynes John Hegarty Jerry Jarrett Kenneth Johnson Michael Loftus Robert Mackie Mark Poindexter John Romano Kevin Sheehan Timothy Spriano Edward Szczesny Michael Venna Timothy White 105 STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS WALK-A-THON 106 im a Wee eek IWVD TWANNV SYSHDVIAL “SA SLNIGNLS 107 rT ee ini a i AWARDS Outstanding Football Lineman VINCENT RIDGE Outstanding Football Back PAUL NEE Outstanding Cross Country Runner DAVID LIDDELL Outstanding Soccer Player WILLIAM DAMATIN Outstanding Hockey Player KENNETH LAYTON Outstanding Track Athlete ROBERT FRAINE Outstanding Basketball Player SHAWN HOOD Outstanding Baseball Player JOSEPH HIGGINS Outstanding Freshman Athlete JON MUNRO Outstanding Sophomore Athlete JOHN SULLIVAN Outstanding Junior Athlete JOHN MARTIN MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD FR. DENIS KELLEHER OUTSTANDING STUDENT ATHLETE EDWARD SENIER WILLIAM ACERRA LAWRENCE ATKINSON ROBERT BICKFORD SCOTT ACHORN JOSEPH BARRETT DANIEL BLYTHE ' : ' JOHN ARINIELLO JAMES BAXTER ROSS BODNAR ROBERT AROYAN KEVIN BEAULIEU MICHAEL BRACKEN THOMAS BREEN PAUL BRENNAN PERRY BROMWELL PHILIP BROWN KENNETH BRUYNELL GARY BUKURAS KEVIN BYRNE MICHAEL CALABRO RONALD CAMPISI WILLIAM CAREY DONALD CARTER PETER CERBONE MARK CHARBONNIER JOSEPH COLLINS BRIAN CONNOLLY GREGORY CLARK JAMES CONCANNON EDWARD CONNOLLY JOHN H. COLE JAMES CONNAUGHTON TIMOTHY CONNOLLY JOHN M. COLE JOHN CONNELL DAVID CONTI BRIAN CORBETT JOSEPH CORONITY ROBERT COSTINE LAURENCE CRAYTON KEVIN CRONIN ROBERT CURLEY PAUL CURRAN ROBERT CURRY STEPHEN DALY WILLIAM DAMATIN BARRY DAVIS MARK DAVIS PAUL DELANEY JOHN DILLANE CLIFFORD DWYER BRIAN DELANO JOHN DOW BRENDAN EGAN JEFFREY DER LOUIS DUMORNAY PHILIP FARIA STEPHEN DEVITO THOMAS DUNSCOMBE MICHAEL FARLEY DANIEL FLAHERTY JOHN FORDE JAMES FINNIGAN MICHAEL FOLEY JOHN GALVIN Zz Oo iz iL aa «2 z Ow wn BRIAN FARRELL MARK FLEMING THOMAS GIANNINO lu = Lud La a re a a p= = (- 4 DANIEL FRANKLIN MICHAEL GILL MICHAEL GILLENWATER SCOTT GILLESPIE GREGORY GILLIS SEAN GLYNN EDWARD GOLDEN STANLEY GOLEBIOWSKI SALVADOR GOMEZ JOHN GOODE WILLIAM GOUDEY ROBERT GUGALA JOSEPH GUSHUE ALAN HAGGAN XERXES HAMMOND DANIEL HART JAMES HAYES THOMAS HEALEY JOHN HEANUE JOHN HENNIGAN MICHAEL HERMAN JOSEPH HIGGINS DANIEL HURLEY JOSEPH HUTCHINSON KEITH IGOE MICHAEL JOYCE THOMAS KEELEY JOHN KEENER JOSEPH KELLEHER DAVID KELLEY JAMES KELLY JAMES KENNEDY PATRICK KINEAVY KEVIN KING JAROSLAW KODLUBANSKI JEAN LANOUE KENNETH LAYTON WILLIAM MCALLISTER STEVEN MacFARLAND JOHN McNEMAR MICHAEL LOFTUS JOSEPH LUNDBOHM THOMAS McCADDEN THOMAS MADDEN EDWARD McGOWEN WILLIAM McNEIL DONALD MAHONEY MICHAEL MANSFIELD MICHAEL MANCHINI ti ANiieeny ys GERARD MAROLDA MICHAEL MASON JAMES MENJIN GEORGE MORGANELLI DANIEL MULLALY DANIEL MULLETT PAUL NEE HENRY NG MICHAEL O'DONNELL ROBERT P. O'DONNELL ROBERT S. O'DONNELL THOMAS O'KEEFE MICHAEL ORLA JOHN O'MALLEY THOMAS O'MALLEY JOHN O'REILLY EDWARD PALLADINO JAMES PASCAL ANTHONY PETRILLO DOMINIC PONCIA JOHN PUGSLEY JOHN PULEIO MICHAEL PUMPHRET MARK QUIETO MICHAEL RADLEY ALAN RADOVICH DENNIS REILLEY JOHN REILLY BRIAN REYNOLDS VINCENT RIDGE KENNETH RILEY JOHN RIVERA JOHN ROMANO JOSEPH ROSBERG STEPHEN SADOWSKI WILLIAM SANTRY STEPHEN SARGENT EDWARD SENIER JOHN SHUMSKI BRIAN SHAUGHNESSY THOMAS SILVESTRO MICHAEL SIRIANNI STEPHEN SLOANE CHARLES SMYTH PAUL SOBCHUK JAMES SPILLANE CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN JOHN SULLIVAN Saag nat: “ISINOH 30 OL AYL OHA ASOHL OL SAWOD ALSANOH JO LIGVWH JHL GNV ‘GNIX NAO YISHL JO JSOHL HLIA ISOOY OL JWOD SAID “JDNVUVIAddV YNOA SIAOWdWI ONIHLOTD AWOSAGNVH SV WALDVYVHD YNOA JAOWdWI TIAN ALSANOH.. EDWARD TALBOT BRIAN WALSH THOMAS WEBBER JOSEPH TABAK JOSEPH VOZELLA JOHN WATSON PAUL SULLIVAN DANIEL TODD ROBERT WALSH FRED WU ROBERT WUSCHKE JOSEPH ZABLOCKI 130 131 132 134 PROGRAM 4. Procession: MR. ANDREW BONAVENTURA, Marshall of the Graduating Class of 1984 2. MR. CHARLES SCHUETZ, Master of ceremonies 3. Invocation: FR. KENNETH GERMAINE 4. Pledge of Allegiance: MR. WILLIAM McNEIL 5. Salutatory: MR. GREGORY CLARK 6. Valedictory: MR. STEPHEN SADOWSKI 7. Closing Remarks: FR. JON PARKS, Principal 8. Benediction: FR. PATRICK ANGELUCCI ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES: HUMBERTO CARDINAL MEDEIROS, D.D. Cardinal Archbishop of Boston USHERS: Edward O'Connell Jeremiah Jarrett Kenneth Johnson John Toomey Robert Devine 35 137 ‘Meinl Bilin i day SECRETARIES ‘pie tT 138 SECRETARIES 1. MRS. LINDA ANDERSON 2. MRS. MARGARET MULLALY 3. MRS. ANNE McGRATH 4. MRS. CECILIA DONOGHUE 5. MRS. MARGARET FOGERTY 6. MRS. ALICE SCIPIONE 7. MRS. KAY SANDQUIST 8. MRS. MARY McARDLE 9. MRS. ROSE FRIZZELL 40. MRS. ANN RICHARD 44. MRS. ANNA NOLAN 42. KITCHEN STAFF: Front, 41. to r.: MRS. MARY MUXIE MRS. CLAIRE O’NEIL MRS. MARION BENERSANI Back, |. to r.: MRS. MARY ANN REZENDES MRS. ELIZABETH KING MRS. NELLIE FRATIC MRS. THELMA KELLEHER 139 EET | 5 To Tara To To TUT To Lee bb. O00 SLOWS ®NIS©QU2 140 141 1,2,3: FAREWELL HOMAGE TO FR. KEN GERMAINE, SPON- 5: STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS ELECTED OFFICERS FOR SORED BY THE PARENTS CLUBS. 1981-1982: 6: Thanks to the BEAR FACTS and to all who have contri- EDWARD O'CONNELL: PRESIDENT, KENNETH JOHNSON: Raieute ihatyoemeen 4: MASS OF THE ASCENSION, PRESIDED BY BISHOP JOHN VICE PRESIDENT, PAUL JONES: PUBLIC RELATIONS, JOHN MULCAHY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Boston SULLIVAN: TREASURER, JAMES WALLACE: SECRETARY : ' : ™N vT 1 IKE MOS SINS © Ta 4. Trip to Canada, organized by Ms. Ellen Perry. 2,3. School Maintenance: Mr. Angelo Pasqualino Mr. Benito Rivera Mr. Jose Rosado Mr. Vincenzo Dilalla Mr. Anthony lannone Chinese Day, sponsored by the Cafeteria Staff. _ Mr. James Mullen, evening answering service. _ Fr. Burce Ritter speaking on the problems of youth. . Intramural basketball and soccer. . The Bear Facts: Bob Panico, Tony Viola, Mike Buzzell, Tom McA- teer, Paul Gould, Frank Coleman, Ed Murray, Bro 143 John Cussen, Ron Jean, Pat Connolly, Ed Westh- aver, Jim Pittman. Miss Jeanne Elwood, Readak teacher. . Candy Drive: Scholarship Fund. 41. 42. Mrs. Dolores Donofrio at the Open House. Tommy Lennon ... Class of 1991? The flowers in the fields we see Each special and unique Are all part of God’s great mystery Holding the answer we seek. Each and every bit of nature Forms a staircase to the sky All created by our God For His children to wonder why. | see the staircase when asleep, | climb it in my dreams. | use a canole made of stars, A railing made of moon-beams. I've never made if to the top. | hope some day | will. 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