Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

‘ z i a bere ko pth et gig 4 ELL re 5 %. zat re LAME ALR LAREA CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN SCHOOL 459 BROADWAY CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS 02138 Dedicationo::. co. ..s. ces tates ce cree After HOursi 220 221i eevee reeset ast sere eeners Class of 1984 3 cfcseee cass cess coerce? SDOMS soo oss See cee ee eae eee OS, Program Spotlight .............0...02. 149 Clubs 5 eis es a ace een pele eee ten oe Yearbook Staff ........ccccccenceceess 167 School Government.........esseeee222 167 INGTATIS: cc caren et ee e re lees miso FO GUI sep cre tes eee oes tts net rieanter 105 Support Staff 215 221 Epilogue Will . Career Resource Center We Dedicate Our Book Because ... You encouraged those who were reaching for more and added hope in the minds of those who were in despair. You showed us with all the current resources and career information that there is life after High School. You prepared us to take our first step into that life ... , aN important step into the real world of adulthood, a world where we make decisions and become accountable for their outcome. You are teachers, counselors and professionals wno were never foo busy fo answer questions, and more importantly, never too professional to relate to students on a comfortable, personal level. Ms. Ginny McCabe Career Counselor A former English teacher at St. Mary’s High in Cambridge, Ms. McCabe came to C.R.LS. in September of 1971. As a permanent substitute in the English Department for her first year, Ms. McCabe “weathered” some of the most challenging classes in the history of her career. She comments, “It was during this time that | leamed what education was — an honest exchange between teacher and student — a true realization that these roles interchange.” A member of the English Department for five years, Ms. McCabe taught many Senior classes. During this time she recognized the need to provide more direct services to students. Moving on to the Career Center, Ms. McCabe changed both the “name” of the Center and the focus of career planning at our high school. Her contributions to C.R.L.S. and the Cambridge community include being a former C.T.A. Representative and Faculty Club Executive Board Member, launching the RCA Minority Exploratory Engineering Program being a Summer Coordinator for the E.M.H.R.D.A. Youth Employment Program, and serving on the Harshbarger Education Task Force. A graduate of Emmanuel College, Ms. McCabe received her Masters’ from Boston State and Masters’ Plus credits from Boston College. Recently, she completed a long-term goal by receiving her Real Estate Salesperson’s license. In her “spare” time Ms, McCabe is politically active and has been A Campaign Manager, organizing neighborhood groups to effect change in education. “The love and example of my tamily has been the foundation of my commitment to youth. | have touched many students’ lives at C.R.LS. and they in turn have touched mine — all of us better people for having met.” 4 Ms. Kathleen N. Walcott Career Counselor A graduate of Cambridge High and Latin School, Ms. Walcott returned in 1970 as an English teacher. Four years later, she received her Masters’ degree in Counselling and joined the Guidance Department as a Counselor. She was appointed to the Career Resource Center in 1981. 1984 will be her fourteenth year in the Cambridge School System. She also worked for the government for the Internal Revenue Service and the Labor Statistics Department. Her diverse involvement with staff, students and community has included: Executive Board Member of the CTA, MTA Student Committee; MTA and NEA Delegate; former advisor of the Black Student Union for a ten year period; present coordinator of MASSPEP, a program which introduces youth to careers in engineering and science; workshop moderator for the Cambridge BiCentennial Commission; Vice President of the Cambridge Black Cultural and Historical Association; and, oral history presentor for Boston College’s “Blacks in Boston”. Ms. Walcott received her B.S. from Northeasterm University and Ed.M. from Suffolk University. Her spare time is soent antique hunting, refinishing furniture, caning chairs, and pursuing a doctorate at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. “All | am, | owe to my family, especially my mother and father.” Ms. Carole Gentile Secretary Career Resource Center Ms. Gentile has been secretary at the Career Resource Center for five years. Prior to this position she was secretary in the Home Economics Department and the Achievement School. She is a graduate of this High School and is very glad fo be a part of the Center. In addition to this, Ms. Gentile is the Local 195 Union Steward at the High School, a position hdl involves a great deal of time after school OUTS. Her husband, John, is a graduate of the Rindge Technical Hon School. Her son John Jackie) is a graduate of C.R.L.S., and daughter ebra (Debbie) is still attending C.R.L.S. Individual students have discovered the “specialness” of the Center through their Own personal contacts. The Class of 1984 is proud and grateful for the hands and hearts that have always been there to guide us on the road toward the future. With appreciation and gratitude for a staff so devoted and caring, hard-working and encouraging, the Class of 1984 proudly dedicates this Year Book. Ms. Audrey E. O’Neil Business Teacher and Job Placement Ms. O'Neil taught business subjects at Cambridge High and Latin Schoo! until it was consolidated with Rindge. Since September 1975, she has taught two or three business courses and worked in the Career Resource Center seeking full-time and part-time jobs for our graduate and undergraduate students. She finds it a pleasure working with her three colleagues; Carol Gentile, Ginny McCabe, and Kathleen Walcott. Before the Career Resource Center became what it is today, it was nothing more than a little closet. It was located on the top floor of the Latin building, quietly tucked away, It was started nine years ago by Cambridge volunteers as a small reference library for college bound students. It was then called the College Information Center. When a position opening became available for a permanent organizer, Ms. Ginny McCabe applied for the job and got it. She felt that there was a real need to also serve the non-college bound students as well. With this, they changed the name of the Center to the Career Resource Center. The major goal of the Career Resource Center was to assist students in making good decisions about academics, career directions, and personal lifestyles. The Center’s growth required a more spacious location, and in 1980 it was moved to its present location. In its new location, the center provides a wider range of information. It provides individual and group counseling, sponsors the College Fair and Career Speakers, directs student orientation at the Center, and provides computer training. The Center helps develop job shadowings for Juniors and Seniors, and offers vocational testing. Ms. McCabe says that there are several things that make the Center unique: “We have tried very hard to provide an atmosphere for students that is open, warm, supportive, and conscious of students’ needs. The Center is a special place where students feel welcome and where the staff cares about young people.” Ms. Walcott, the Career Counselor, goes on fo say, “| love working with people, especially the young. That is the time they need the most help in their lives. Even though sometimes | feel discouraged and disillusioned, | never lose faith in them.” The major events of the year include the College Fair, Financial Aid Information Night for students and parents, the Success Information Network, and a Career Forum. The Center serves roughly a hundred students a day, and double this number on days when the Center sponsors a Career Seminar Day. Counselors and teachers from other school systems often visit the Career Resource Center to seek assistance in terms of developing centers of their own, Or to monitor its programs and operation. Both Ms. McCabe and Ms. Walcott have acted as consultants to both school and community organizations. It is interesting to note that many students outside of Cambridge Rindge and Latin Schoo! have been referred to the Center for personal and career counseling. Many of the Human Service Agencies within the city use the Center as a resource for their clients. The student volunteers add a special dimension to the Career Resource Center. Their time, energy, and efforts are truly appreciated by the staff, and in turn students receive training and a more in-depth knowledge of the career world. Is he for real? We can all look back on our childhood and remember working on a puzzle and how the puzzle offered many things. Life here at C.RR.L.S. has in many ways been like a jigsaw puzzle with the exception, that unlike the jigsaw puzzle of our childhood, this puzzle has no completed picture on the cover. When we entered C.R.L.S. four years ago, we had no clear picture of what our four years here would finally bring to us. We have developed this year’s yearbook theme around this concept. As we moved from our Freshman to our Senior year, the unique shapes and sizes of our individual puzzles began to fall into place. The miscellany of things that have made up our four years are our friends and acquaintances, participation in school sports, and other school activities. Now, as we approach graduation, we can begin to see the completed picture. As we go forward in our lives, there will be other puzzles as well, but our years here at C.R.LS. will help us to complete the many different puzzles that life will present to us. ls this edible? Can you repeat the question? Hmm, what's her name? Where am |? ; Of course it’s in my locker! | should‘ve cut class. y Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know ... It is painful, con- tinual, and difficult work to be done by kind- ness, by watching, by waming, by precept, and by praise, but above all— by example. Ruskin The true, strong, and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. Samuel Johnson The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson 10 Cheese! Lysa Young Is it this button? Just hanging around. Sp Mee Re ae 14 ee a Friends “Psst Cunningham” 24-14-? I‘ve heard of overcrowding but this is ridiculous! Ron Ricketts and Todd Warfield You must look into people as well as at them. What Test?? Lord Chesterfield 12 ee ce Jeeta nen aa oe rLR ERD SLE We’ve Got The Right Combination Locker 1 — “Hey!” Locker 2 — “Yeah!” Locker 1 — “What kinda kid did you get this year?” Locker 2 — “Some wierdo in orange pajamas and bells on his ankles with a shaved head, except for a pigtail, who’s always singing about some guy named Harry Kristen. He says he works out at the airport — a collector or something.” Locker 1 — “Yeah? Well, that’s better than the kid | got stuck with. His name is Chemical Waste. He sings with a punk rock group called Thermal Nuclear War. He wears a dog collar and spiked belt. He has a safety pin in his cheek and fluores- cent green hair. He keeps his sandwich spread ina “Crest” tube, he eats it with worm crackers. His girlfriend’s name is Waste Dump, she’s in his band too. They slam dance against me when the music comes on.” Locker 2 — “Wow! Did you hear about 499? He’s the purple locker down the hall by the fire alarm.” Locker 1 — “No, What?” Locker 2 — “He’s got this Valley Girl who just moved here from California. She complained to her TIC that she didn’t want 499 because he clashed with her lipstick.” Locker 1 — “Oh Wow! That is like totally awe- some! | am shur! Like Totally barf me out! Gag me with a spoon! Like get in a car and drive it! Ya knew! She’s like a total beastie! Like gross me out totally! | am like freaking out! Ya knew! | am shur! Like no way! Like totally!” Locker 3 — “Hey! I’d be willing to trade with either of you! I’ve got this preppy kid named Jonathan Waldorf Houseworth-Fenton Ill. | could not belive it! DUCKS! He actually hung ducks on the inside of my door. Not little stickujpo ducks that peel right off; we are talking scrimshaw-city here!! He keeps a collection of L.L. Bean Cata- logues for just in case his Blutcher Moccasins or his blue button down oxford shirt should wear out inthe middle of class and he needs to order new ones. And get this, his friends call him “Bink”. Can you believe it? Couldn’‘t you see him years from now sitting behind the huge mahogany desk at his father’s law firm and someone walking in saying. “Hey Bink, are you going down to Marth- a’‘s Vineyard for the weekend? Makes your skin crawl, doesn’t it? His LLL. Bean parka is covered with his Gor- don Setter’s fur. I’m allergic to dogs (a choo!). He’s got little pink and green covers on his books. We won't even discuss the over-abundance of alligators and Whales all over the place.” Locker 4 — “Great! But have you guys seen the little wierdo | got stuck with? She’s a health food freak. She’s got granola coming out of her ears. Her name’s Spring Wheatgerm. (I guess that is opposed to Winter Wheatgerm). Her goal in life is to open a health food ice cream parlor. She only wears natural fibers and she says “esoteric” a lot. She wants to marry her yogi when she graduates.” Locker 2 — “Hey! She’d be a great match for that Harry Kristen guy I’m stuck with.” Locker 1 — “I think I’m going fo try to get trans- ferred to another school. Preferably one that doesn't paint their lockers the color of jelly beans. | mean, can you believe these colors; blue, green, yellow, punole, red, orange. We look like “Chicklets” and “Lifesavers”. It’s de- grading.” Locker 3 — “people don’t realize how hard it is to be a locker.” THE CAMBRIDGE | RINDGE AND LATIN “SCHOOL 15 Punk Day October 4, 1983, saw the first official “Punk Day” at C.R.LS. Black leather dog chains, spiked belts and bracelets, fluores- cent hair, and ripped shirts were the garb of the day. Both students and teachers got into the act. The shock of seeing faculty members sporting pink fluorescent hair set yet another “first” in our trend-setting school. Everyone had a great time and | wouldn’t be the least surprised if “Punk Day” became a tradition at C.R.LS. CANBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN AFTER HOURS One of the K.B. clubs most profitable fund raisers of the year was the Valentine Day dance that they sponsored. The club really pulled together to make this event a big success. The Valentine night atmosphere was filled with happiness, friendship, and balloons. The K.B. club is also proud of the fact that all money collected went to benefit the community. Special thanks goes to Ms. Chiurri, K.B.’s advisor. SP) a ae KZ Zz sare JUNIOR CLASS OUTING : Everybody's getting into the act. The woods are silent, dark and deep. Extra Activities I've had enough HI!! 21 Trick-or-Treat Wanna disappear with me? 22 Gobble-Gobble Goblin D.J. Jerry Mathis ‘ a — 3 : “I’ve come to bite your neck % “ Cathy Mouse Carvalho, Rosa Fluoride Ditucci _.. Oris this you Tim Price??! HALLOWEEN DANCE Smurf Out 23 Filling out the many forms. 24 COLLEGE FAIR CAREER DAY The C.R.L.S. College Fair is a yearly event, held in early October. Representatives from colleges throughout the United States are invited to take part in this event. The College Fair provides members of the senior class with an opportunity to meet various college representatives and explore the programs available to graduating seniors. This year was no exception to previous years in the support and attendance at this event. The school cafeterias were filled to capacity with students, parents, and faculty members eager to explore the long process of the career formulation. s so confusing. ‘ It j here? s going w He’ 25 HOMECOMING DANCE é Milton Shull, Lisa Covalucci, Andy Ayres Jessica Funke, Franco Rotondo y Hi Ma — | Won!!! 26 Homecoming King and Queen Take the Floor 0 _ = bes “ Milas Homecoming King and Queen: Todd Warfield and Lisa Covalucci 27 ALPINE SKI CLUB 28 Executive board members try out new dandruff shampoo. . a al eee “Do | love skiing with CRLS? “My Mittens will tell you” � “Finally, I’m standing up!” i . ae “ns : tte ‘chs a “Ready for Hotdogging?” I'M a mogul jumper. A harmonious mix of work and play. “Yo.....Kraz ... were up here” v I've perfected falling as an art form. Another ugly day on the mountain. 29 30 The Bermudiana oe Ae tie ts en a SPLOT EN LD ER ANN pe es pe tnt atte Jom sie ot Oe ee aici py Seah eae hh ab he op hi eh YY RESTAURANT 1 ult yy] Don't get the manicotti’s 31 Are we there? Passport?! Wally catching flies! Bermuda, here we come! Is Bermuda ready for us? 32 Where’s Kevin? re ay Me oe a me af fa} 7 is be eg SOMONE a The moming after Catching the rays 33 ie 3 D.J. and the Bermuda Strollers Does it have any cavities? 34 Where's the “neet’’? Do | have to go home? Charlie, Cindy, Judith Come here little boy. Reconstruction of the Pru. 35 .-. ay Fe - ae Ft We survived the manicotfti’s Smile for the folks back home! — The last supper 36 CANBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN CLASS of 1984 1984 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 38 CYNTHIA HAYNES EXECUTIVE BOARD TODD WARFIELD ts tte By pre JOHN TIERNEY 39 Pr Lettensa Afeworki Myron Allen Anthony Alicandro 262 Harvard St. — 40 Williams St. College, Letti, Good time at the zoo My goal is to be a successful lawyer. 200 EO co Cog : Julia Amaral Theresa Amaral 33 Warren St. 37 Jefferson St. Mickie Hope to go to Burdett, Where’s 18? Keep smiling and enjoy life. a Carolyn Ameral Ann-Marie Anderson Maria Andrade 211 Hurley St. 97 Norfolk St. 48 Eighth St. Eastie, K.B., French, Italian Club, Year- “God loves you” “And | do too” book Staff, Class Rep house C, Liz, Lynn, AD, LC, M + AG, FF, LS, “RSC” “82”, “LRC”, “The Cape 82”, Carrie, Caro. “With memories to look back on yester- day is never gone” ag i Introducing the Class of 1984. i i aes Leroy Attles Bliss Austin 39 Bishop Allen Dr. 48 Avon Hill Road B.S.U. Mass Pep., Alpine Ski. “In the midst of winter, | found within me an invincible summer’ Albert Camus “he “a 8 k Andy Ayers Karen Baker 237 Garden St. 8 Andrew St. National Honor Society, National English Merit Award, Thank you N.J. B.F., S.G., A.C., M.G., M.F. Varsity Baseball, Football, College, Chelsea St. Serette Balan Donna Baptiste Susana Barbosa 5 Walden St. 26 Roosevelt Towers 27 Portsmouth St, Beautician Angel face, Little Susan, Curly A Eddie Barry 63 Magnolia St. “Don’t Matter’ Gary Barker Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite sayings: “Slap in the head,” Nick-: name; “MADDOG” Rayann Batchelder 279 River St. College — Pediatrician. “Virgo” Life isn’t hard unless you make it that way, so just believe in your- self and you'll be o.k. Good luck Sonya — Hey has anyone seen nee-nee? Ray “84” Cac Lorraine Barnes ISHClarnkol: | may not be perfectly witty, | may not be perfectly wise, but | am always perfectly me. “Rayna” Rose-Vanie Beaubrun 161 Windsor St. | love school. Michael Beaulieu 7 Lopez St. Danele Beckett 100 Bank St. Music Drama, King and Us, Romeo and Juliet, Wiz, Westside Story, B.S.U., Varsity cheerleader, class Rep., Michelle and Kelly — “No matter how far apart we'll always be friends — Todd stay sweel.” Shirley Beech 94 Wendell St. To all my teachers | say “Hi” - f i oel Bikofsky 570 Cambridge St. Carpentry Shop James Blake 700 Huron Ave. Mark Benevento 105 Gore St. Baseball, Hockey — Icemen. Elizabeth Bingham 79 Alpine St. “Little Bitt’” cheerleader, Vol- leyball, B.S.U. Pilot, upward Bound, Exc. Board, College. “Anything is possible if you attempt it correctly” nopresgopege sos pees John B. Blake Peter Bolduc 700 Huron Ave. 46 Caruer St. College, Military Service, Bye P. Jay, Agassiz. Live and Let Live. Betsy. Sheilah K. Bolger os Alice Bonet 4 Newtowne Ct. OC ED No. 1 gine Roberto Bonilla 280 Brookline St. Automechanics, He comes from El Sal- vador. Stacey D. Botelho 474 Cambridge St. Michael Bonislawski 23 Regent St. A Francois Boursiquot 143 River St. Cindy Brennan 132 Cushing St. Vice President of Italian Club, House A Rep, K.B. Club, French Club, Manage- ment, Air Force, “Like ferr sure I’m not a val, ya know.” Manuel Botelho 13 Marney St. Varsity Soccer, College, Miss you guys — French and Teach. Thanks for the soc- cer season — Mr. Inglis. Charles Bourlos 55 Prince St. Prez, Italian Club, French club, Photog- raphy, Cracking McDee’s, Success is for those who try. Joshua Brickman 108 Pine St. Daryl Bridgeman Benjamin Brigham James A. Brockman 152 Brookline St. 45 Mt. Pleasant St. 33 Bigelow St. itis - li. Devon G. Brooks Anthony Brooks Tracie A. Brothers 84 Jackson St. 155 Western Ave. 1 Roosevelt Towers Basketball “They call me Mr. B” Varsity Basketball, Ice “T” Tara M. Brown 538 Green St. “Believe in yourself” Peter Brown 247 Garden St. Mare Brunache Mayda T. Burgos Phyllis A. Burns 35 Chalk St. 57 Market St. 12 St. Paul St. May, House D Rep., First Queen of Cam- Tennis, College, North Eastem, Fun- bridge Spanish Festival, Medicine. damental Govt, vi Michelle Marie Cabral 303 Hurley St. Hope to be the future Mrs. J. Mayes Frederick Jay Cabral 8 Berkshire PI. R � =a a Dennis H. Callahan John L. Campbell Dwight C. Callwood 47 Blanchard Rad. 23 Jefferson Park Golf Team, Occ. Ed, House B is Number One 46 (+ a. : Renea Cappucci Gerard C. Capone John Joseph Carrasquillo 229 Elm Street 17 St. Mary’s Rd. Law Club, Scorpio See Ma | made it! Mo ens) iu Renea + Louie ae ie Anthony M. Cardosi 37 Montgomery St. Luis Carlos Carreiro 122 Berkshire St. Portuguese Club, Law Club Cathy M. stains Gail Alanda Castle Ernest Cetout 26 Berkshire St. 364 Rindge Ave. 260 Brookline St. Volleyball team, National Honor Society College — Business Administration Ernst C. All of them “Life can be successful, if you really want to make it happen” fe Jean Yvon Charles Chantale Gedeon 76 Allston St. Just cool! Jean Hubert Chery 189 Raymond St. This School has the best teachers around. Thanks for all your help. Kwok Lung Cheung 103 Norfolk St. . ull Math team, Also Gordon Cheung David Paul Citino 2 Fairview Ave. V.P. Italian Club. Tres. Italian Club, Sec. French Club, Home- room Rep. Theresa Marie Claude Portland St. cae Barbara J. Clark 44 Orrin St. K.B. Club, French Club, Class Rep., House B Gov., yearbook Staff, B.B.B., J.R., Good luck to all my friends in Y.B. — W.S., K.P., Riv- er, Burmuda. Marshfield — M.B., A.W., C.H. “Friends are like di- 48 amonds, precious — but rare” Thanks Mom Dad Kelly Clark 20 Callender St. B.S.U., Track, Volleyball, Home- room Rep., Co-Captain Cheer- leader, Dance Perf., Drama. To be the best at what | do. Gemini ... | Love Butch Cynthia and Danele, it’s been real Janice Lee Cobuzzi 95 Orchard St. Known as “Pinky” “Pookie” Going to B.H.C.C. to major in computers. Best Friend Known as “Star” h) Marva E. Clarke 25 Market St. Natalie Coliman 21 Market St. Deliris T. Colon 226 Elm Street Going to B.N.C.C. to be a secre- tary. “D.D. Bird’ and “Delirious.” Stacey Ann Colwell 95 Thomdike Street The Step Sisters ... Laureen ... 3-16-82 Sully ... Go for it ... | made it Mom and Dad ... Faith- fully Debra R. Cook 2 Norfolk PI. Lorraine Cooper 419 Willow St. Coop! Hey, has anybody seen Leslie? Michele R. Costello 47 Gold Star Rd. Kim, Peanuts, Trisha, Mickey, — J.P. Seeya, Class of ‘85 12a Jesse John Costa 2 Traymore St. Lisa Marie Covalucci 113 Seventh St. Fundy, H.R. Rep., V-Ball Capt. Tennis Ita- lian Club., K.B. Pres. Prom Comm., Ex. Brd., Hm. Coming Queen. To all who touched my life | will treasure every memory. 12 Jefferson Park Basketball, Bicycle Motocross “Be suc- cessful in everything | do.” Anthony O’Brien Crawford siaditts Robert Costarelli Arlene Elaine Cox 362 Rindge Ave | have sung with the Jazz Girls and the Gospel Choir. ze in : Ernest L. Biggs 125 Portland St. Anne Marie Crossman 14 Cambridge Ter. Varsity Cheerleading — Captain 83-84, Cross, P.T. —K.E., the word, show us what you can do, |’m thrilled!? Yearbook, dancing, Thanks M D. N.Y. SCOOP!!! Maureen Lynn Curtin 25 High St. Indoor Track, Outdoor Track- sophomore K.B. Club, French Club, Na- ional Honor Society James Michael Cyr 812 Memorial Dr. Leo Cunha Marie Sonie Cyprien 25 Market St. | eee Verene Verita Daniel 69 Norfolk Street Good luck throughout the following school years. Paul A. Curate 37 Cambridge Terrace Deborah A. Cyr Nancy Maria Darcy 808 Memorial Dr. Choir and Vocal Ensemble, Jazz Girls, Photography Club ai Maria T. Da Silva 50 Berkshire St. Amita M. Davis 3 Putnam Gardens | would like to pursue a Career as an executive Secretary, or fashion model. 52 Jack |. Da Rosa 322 Prospect St. Varsity Soccer, Portuguese Club, Auto- body Michele Davis 63 Magnolia Ave. Natalie C. Da Rosa 137 Spring St. International Business “Nat” Evelyne Dorvil 196 Sherman St. | hope to go to College. Patricia Davis 9 Walden Sa. Continue to strive for your goal at Mans- field Academy 1 Marema Said Dawud 66 Green St. I'd like to be a student for a while. Delroy A. Francis 97 Pine St. It's been a pleasure to a member of Cambridge Rindge Latin Maureen Jean Dennehy 140 Corcoran PK. Moe — No sa — no way — “Aa” MC. C.B. C.T. D.W. CLL. R.S. D.D. A.A. V.T. M.D. M.C. C.D. B.M. J.G. Best of Luck to the Class of “84” Here’s to the good times and the better times to come Kevin J. DeFrancisco | sam Christian Deravil 27 Market St. Maria P. De Jesus 20 Union St. French Club, Key Club, National Honor Society Diane M. Del Vecchio 21 St. Sauveur Ct. Italian Club, Key Club, French Club, Colprep Suzanne M. DeskRoches 11 Richard Ave $-C-I-E-N-C-E, College. LM, JV, LF, GW, TH, SK, MG, MH, MF 53 LESLIE ANN DICKERSON Congratulations Leslie May your bounteous creativity and talents garnish your world and ours always. Love, Mom, Dad, Dawn and all of the family. ated Base Robert A. DeVasto Salvatore DiCecca Leslie A. Dickerson 47 Shea Rd. 139 Thorndike St. 244 River St. Lars Dietrich 4 Winslow St. Cross country — Indoor track, triatha- lons, college, “No guts — no glory” “Par- ty” AS. Britt Dietrich 4 Winslow St. Summer of 81, the river, the warm spot, B.B.B., B.C., S.W., R.M. i x rer 55. ae ® Sonya Kenney Yasmin A. Dipp Ofelia Dockery 234 Columbia St. 66 Elm St. “Fee-Fee” Volleyball, Softball, Basket- ball, Track. By the way! has anyone seen Trudy, Dineen or Calos? eT ek Peis tae Ale ia id ; j Kevin A. Donofrio 259 Elm St. Van Halen 1, The Doors are o.k., Chachi — Donof — kev, Karen, Thanks for the best two years, lets make it last. Kevin Allen Dottin 98 Kinnaird St. Varsity Basketball team DOCH Robin Douglas 176 Harvard St. Irv. L. Dotten 138 Western Ave. “Magic” Have you seen “East” Peter J. Doyle ee 43 Highland Ave. Anna |. Duarte 124 Berkshire St. K.B., French, Italian Club, Student Government, House B. Yearbook Staff, Betty, Carrie, Lynn. “There’s something in our pizza. “Spunky”, “Flashteeth”, “suave”. Never forget the classical times crusin’ in Betty’s wheels. Stetic . . . SCOOD maT Sasi Elaine T. Dynan 26 Dana St. Andy and Grandpa. “Quarters” “9:59” Princess, Pushy, Runnie T.T.C. “Kramping” Whooo!!! “Rap with ya later, Lisa!!!’ Kathryn D. Eason 23 Howard St, Pilot, Love you Mr. Mare Sanders, BSU, CHeerleader 380 SL Mer- cedes — No, |’m not from the South. | | Anna Emirides 440 Mass. Ave. Paule Elas 18 Walden Square College “gros Paule” : Kimberly M. Edmonds 156 Hampshire Street Se Tami E. Elkins 17 Jefferson Park Paul A.F. Esteves 1129 Cambridge St. Kira Enge 130 Hamilton St. Track, Varsity Cheerleading, Alpine Ski Club, Wilderness Club, Yearbook, dancing P.T., Show us what you can do — AC. The word, Kay and Erk, Mt. Pac, N.Y, Leah Eurglunes 700 Huron Ave. Spaz, Chippa, N.D., Hal, H.R., Vigo ©.h),—= N.Y.E. Limo, Prom B.T., D.C., sam, Dan I.LY. on and Dad, Oaks, Parties. St. S, ba SE Clinton D. Evans 15 Newtowne Ct. “Have you seen Magic?” Major- ing in Broadcast Journalism Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Football ‘ie Susan Fahey 35 Lopez St. ne Exilus 270 Windsor St. Julian H. Farietta 4 Roosevelt Towers Wayne D. Falconer 25 Magee St. Lee Fitzgerald 17 Whittier St. K.B. Club, National Honor Society, Law Club, French Club, “A special thanks to Mom and Dad” David Michael Falanga 30 Madison Ave. Public Relations Director for High School Radio Station (WRLS) — Junior Year As- sistant General Manager for WRLS — Senior Year Office Assistant all four years. me 24 Peabody Terrace Bonita Linn Fitchett t 8 Putnam Gardens Varsity Basketball, Fundamental Reinardo Flores 12 Prince St. Cross Country ‘82’ Indoor track, Co- Captain Cross Country ‘83’ Indoor Out- door Track ‘84’ ... Skeets ... ‘Flo-Flo’ ... OF lores, ; ee z Keith V. Foster 3 Union Street Basketball, College, Girls. Good Luck to Class of ‘84 Laura M. Foley 73 Bristol St. Margo D. Forde 282 Rindge Ave. K.B., Jazz Singers, Gospel Choir. Pediatri- cian. Believe it and achieve it! Ronald Anthony Freeman 6 Roosevelt Towers The more you understand, the easier it is. Louis Fontanez Christine Ann Forrest 27 Pemberton St. College; P.T. Giggles, Heinekin Kid. “Irish Eyes Are Smilin.” Fridays. “Thanks, Al.” = A a James M. Frasier Michael F. Frazier May Yuen Fung 85 Belmont St. 12 Jefferson Pk. 449 Cambridge St. House B Government, Homeroom Fundy, Track Rep. Debra Furtado 44 Webster Ave. | finally made it, “84”, 1, Cheerleader, “Stretch” Jacqueline Furlong Caroline M. Gagne Terrance L. Gatlin Jr. Julie Anne Gedaminsky 44 Clifton St. 14 Marcella St. 102 Thorndike St. ‘Cookie” Swim Team Carla Louise Garland Constantine Georgoulis Bernard Gibbons 7 Putnam Gardens 64 Pearl St. Pete's, Volleyball. “Party Harty”, “Cut Fast cars, Fast women and all kinds of Vea, oe ers KE. Sports. Francis X. Gibbons 56 Magoun St, � as , a Mle a Cilia Pierre Joseph F. Gilmartin Alicia M. Gomes 21 St. Mary's Rd. 4 Jackson Gardens Girls, Automechanics aesroenn a 0 RINE A ASS ie am 62 Football, Wrestling, Soanish Club. Margarette Grandoit “Fi-Fi’” National Honor Society, Black Dunstan Table award of Harvard University in Academics. Havard Upward Bound “Au Re- Jose Manuel Gomez 362 Rindge Ave. Mw ewe ee, at Soh 3 Jefferson Park voir C.R.LS,” 2 i 4 H “What happened to the Pine soe Alvin Gonzales 14 Walden Sa. Street park crew? ee ccc Kim Ann Grady 115 Rindge Ave. Fundamental, Track Kathyanne Cecile Green 345 Washington Street Homeroom Rep. Priscilla S. Greene 19 Centre St. “... but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught” Oscar Wilde James H. Graham 5 Roosevelt Towers Student Government, Hockey, “Jimbo” OCC, ED. es usan Yvette Green 29 Clifton St. Fundamental Homeroom Rep, School Government. S Scott F. Greene 13 Newtowne Court CBLP — Photography, Home- room Rep. Senior Class Exec. Board, Alpine Ski Club, Freshmen Track, B.S.U., RCA Engineering Program — “81”, Virgo Ambi- tions; to become an Engineer in Computer Science. “Dam no- thing is cheap these days.” Andraea J. Hagins 700 Huron Ave. “Draea” “Patience is a plaster for all sores” Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Gov't; Mass Pep 3; CBLP 2; Hse A 1 Honor Roll Gemini “Have you seen Cha- Cha?” See you later CRLS “Good luck” Class of 84. MichaellE. Griffin 92 Griswold St. Hockey, Fundamental — Yo man — “Wonder mile” — College 4) Timothy W. Hairston 88 Corcoran Park Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Baseball Marveta G. Griffith 35 Market St. Looking forward to a bright future. | have enjoyed my 4 years at C.R.LS., and hope to achieve my goal as a teacher. Vincent Joseoh Germano 360 Prospect St. Varsity Hockey Team Patrick E. Haggerty 216 Elm St. Aftab Haque Steven Harkins 22 Alberta Terrace 1488 Cambridge St. é Mark Steven Hayes Cynthia Carol Haynes 46 Loomis Street 274 Putnam Avenue Golf “Mark-a-be” Executive Board B.S.U., Track, Vol- leyball, Theatre, Lil‘C that’s me, Taurus ..., Time is not measured by the pass- ing of the years, but by what one feels ... and achieves”, Sandra P. Henriquez 531 Cambridge St. Se doe le yrone B. Harley 247 Brookline St. : Pro Motocrosser, Swimming, Acting Camping Kristin C. Helberg 296 Brookline St. Josef Hailemariam 197 Elm St. Rebecca Eve Hermanson Kristine Hickey Thomas William Hill 86 Norfolk St. 31 Cpl. Burns Rd. | Spacey T. Hill, College. Master “T”, Baseball, | Track. Fundy, College. Lauren M. Hirshson Deneen Holle Stanley E. House 588 Huron Ave. 95 Pine St. 2 Pleasant PI. , College! Where’s Ray? “Sagittarius’ Goodluck Sonia. “If you can dream it, you can believe it, and if you can im- agine it, you can become it.” Nee-Nee “84” It’s all the way live! Alvaro Enrique Ibanez 5 Mullins Ct. Soccer Team (New England All-Star) Earl Howard 5 Jefferson Pk. H.R. Rep. Indoor Track, Chef, soeedskat- ing, Nationals U.S. Team. Chez Nous, Good Luck, April Jackson Pierre Jacques Eunice Monica James 9 Chester St. 171 River St. Always smiling Bernice W. James ™ — “ William C. Jamez Lisa A. Jarvis Marie-Rosilin Jean-Michel Marie Jose Jean 9 Walden Sq. Rd. 2 Jefferson Pk. Basketball, Aquarius, D-E-N-I-S-E, Vel- da, Michelle CBB 66 a : Ronald Jean-Michel 191 Harvard St. Kelly J. Jepson 159 Charles St. all Government, Occ. Ed. Culinary S Jacqueline Johnson 19 Market St. Jackie, College, Isn't it nice to know that in this sometimes lonely world you have a friend to count on anyone seen Karen? Thanks Ma. Guilene Jeanty 245 Washington St. Trudy Judd 55 Columbia St. | Love Al, P.S. | Made It Joeann Jendrzejak 313 Cambridge St. Captain varsity football cheer- leading. “Life is only what you make it” “Stair- way to heaven” DS., DF., GC., KS., Thanks Anne, “Thanks Dad | love you” Thank you Mr. Burke. | love Tom- my Scalese forever. Denise Johnson 267 Broadway Fundamental, Cheerleading, It’s about time Dawn Marie Jones Varsity Volleyball, Track, Executive Board, K.B. Club, Fairness Committee, Y.B. Staff Thanks Coaches, Friends For- ever, Wanna Kiss, Love Ya Mom Dad, Sybil, College Bound (cl) 67 a ies Denise L. Jones 297 River St. Volleyball L-I-S-A, Trace Susan Ann Kairis 24 Plymouth St. “Kai” Mahiri Kazana 46 Cottage Apt. 1 Don‘t do anything | wouldn’t do. And |’m down for everything. Class of “84” be cool “Spanky” .- “Spanky” “Spanky” Majorie M. Jones 170 Fayerweather St. Richard E. Kelly 1 Langdon St. Track, Rock-n-Roll forever, girls, girls hii James B. Kelly 20 Buena Vista Park James F. Kelso 33 Essex St. Jeanne M. Kelso 33 Essex St. Paul J. Kenney 270 Windsor St. Kelly King David P. Kennedy 63 Sixth St. Photography Club, House B Stu- dent Govemment, Doctor Dave Kamrunnisha K. Khalifa 362 Rindge Ave. Lula Kiflit 262 Harvard St. David G. Kotler 576 Putnam Ave. Oc. Ed., Electrical Vickie Kourkoutas 7 Sargent St. Susan Ann LaMothe 40 Lincoln Pk. Wy. K-100 Senior year, | told you | could do it! | love you E.P. 69 Theresa Lamb Daniel Lawrence Laconi Daniel Laurent 42 Tierney St. 362 Rindge Ave. When growing up in a society if you feel ne something is wrong there probably is!! ae aa = itt ; : Yanick L. Norzaisse Nadine Layne Manuel V. Leite 28 Pleasant St. Apt 1 28 William St. 14 Carlisle St. Louloune Yearbook Staff, B.S.U. “Personality opens Your way is the only way. locked doors; character keeps them open” Nay Nay. 466 Green St. Craig G. Lennon 243 Garden St. Baseball, Law Club, College, Parties, Luv ya T.I.G.G.E.R., Scooby Snacks wi ka Jerome N. Leonce 373 Columbia St. “The up coming Track Star! of Cam- bridge Track” “Starch” Pisces Darrel M. Lewis 402 Ridge Ave. ae and Indoor Outdoor Track. ibra Nelson R. Linares 239 Columbia St. “Best of the rest”. College bound, Track, Football and Baseball es es Cecile Marie Levesque 58 Norris St. I'Ve joumied to the rainbows end and not found gold but you, my friends ... RS. SHOKIG ae oie WIC aes Ute ger ... Bro-Clo ... MB. BB. K.L. DT. B.M. Thanks mom and dad Stephen V. Levarity j Judite B. Lima Christina Jacqueline 7 Seckel St. Limberakis Portuguese Club, Wishing on a star, 27 Garfield St. Jack we're going to make it. J.L.-N-J.L. Dickwa@aiou 10 Traymore St. Phillip J. Livingston Virginia Helen Logan Dwayne E. Longsworth 12 Walden Square 570 Putnam Ave 361 Washington St. Lips, CRLS forever “Maggie and Maria best friends forever, Stay Goldes!” Elvis G. Lowe 345 Washington St. Joseph Thomas Lucey 304 Washington St. Bowling Team Joaquin Luciano Fulgencia Lugira Leon W. Lussier “Fugi” 38 Pearl St. Student Gov't, Yearbook Staff, Science “Tres” Active in the Drama Dept. Mass Club K.B. Club, College-bound. State Drama Festival member of 81-82 Itis o.k. to dream. (Dreamers are achiev- baseball team Active in School Govern- 72 ers) Just don’t let the dream inhibit your ment realistic senses. eh Timothy F. Lynch dgar Maciel 50 Corcoran Park 386 Broadway Homeroom Representative House B Douglas C. MacNair 4177 Hancock St. Music, Drama, Jazz Ensemble, To thine Own self be true ia Ricardo Maldonado Colleen A. Maloney 71 Porter Rd. What's up Knick, let the party begin, Hi Winnie D.M., C.M., L.E., M.M., JR. RS. (V D.C. -Fva 1.C. Civise Aes, .5., M.B, Silvia G. Maitia 1146 Cambridge St. Phil just remember | love you forever. Silvia M Margarita C. Manso 352 Prospect St. Goodtime, Good Friends; V.L., S.K., S.M., in R.A.P., B.W., A.K., V.K., A.G., especially M.S. Have Fun! 73 Michael J. Martin 67 Pemberton St. Christine M. Marifiote Fairmont St. | love you ... Ricky! Kevin E. Mascoll 25 Copley St. Soccer, Track, Kem James P. Marifiote 117 Corcoran Park Margaret A. Massiah : 7 eae St. want all my dreams turn to ; wishes, and all my wishes come David J. McCarthy true 1431 Cambridge St. a ie Roderick A. McLaren 38 Fairmont St. Lorna C. McLeod 362 Putnam Ave. If you love something: Set it Free if it Comes back it was yours if it doesn't it was never yours to begin with Robert J. Medeiros 298 Brookline St. Auto Shop Occ. Ed. Bernadine H. Medeiros 298 Brookline St. Sonia V. McLeod Elaine R. Medeiros 52 Union St. ¥ , Grace A. Melo 131 Webster Ave. Ricardo Melendez 420 Pleasant St. Samantha E. Moore 3 Jackson Gardens Theresa E, Moore 38 Lincoln Way Awilda Morales 362 Rindge Ave. Yanich Norgaisse Carlos |. Morales 90 Norfolk St. Good Luck To All Graduates! Christine Morneault James B. Moses 19 Francis Ave. Cross Country, Track, Student Govern- ment, R-F, NHS Sandra A. Moreira 134 Pine St. Class Rep. Good things come in small packages Sandy, shortcake Where’s Lisa? Mary, Todd, | wish you all the happiness and success one person could have. Good Luck! College Ac- counting Andrea Morrissey 358 Prospect St. A ship in the harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships were built for. “EDDIE” Roberta C. Mosley 1 Walden Sq. Rd. Row, College, Computers Daphne Motzkin Sarah H. Moulton Nilsa |. Munoz ; 20 Ware St. 9 Lowell St. 10 Jefferson Spring of “82” J.P. “| love your sweater’ cross country, track, skiing bus rides Ete ih fe A ea SS Collen M. Murohy Dennis M. Murohy John P. Murohy 59 Cedar St. 84 Kinnaird-St. 51 Cedar St. What's up Knack? 10-29-83 Party! D.M., What's up Knick Knack, Cm. LY, Kliz, Jack Murphy, Roller Skating, See Ya! Yo JR., RS., Ly, LE. C.L., M.B., M.M., K.T., Yo Joe, Robin, Hi, Rush, VH, Segar Led Zep- Man! Kim oe E! Let me be free, let me be Sy Boston, The Who, ZZ Top, Bermuda me. Hi Laur 4 Patricia M. Murphy 44 Dover St. Tricia Led Zepplin is 1 — will attend BHCC. Anne I. Murray 1145 Pearl St. Swim Team, Class Rep, Football, Dra- ma, Music, French Club, History Club Honor Society, and a whole Lot of other phoney things that | always wanted to do but never actually did. Lemlem H. Negash Joseph F. Normile Daniel G. German 59 Cherry St. 333 Pearl St. 9 Putnam Gardens ; | had a good time in C.R.LS. | wish College and the Air Force 1 year student government. “enjoys you all good luck in the future all Sports”. “Like to make friends that — 4 are girls”. Blake L. Norton 53 Henry St. Where’s Laura? Flakie Blakie, BHP What are we going to do between A B lunch Lila A. Nottage 13 Decatur St. To all graduates of 1984 and to the com- ng go of the future and we are still re Lynn Ann Nowosielski Shacur A. Nur Nancy E. O’Brien 152 Gore St. 54 Bishop Allen Dr. 75 Fayerweather St. Eastie ... Thanks for being there Ma... The Y Field-Agassiz Park, “Goldi-Lox” Betty, Caro, AD, BC, DJ, AR, Yearbook Pink champagne on ice, Indoor Track Editor ... K.B., French, Italian Clubs ... 1-2 X-Country — Hey Blue. hide your HH ... See Ya Rube ... Scotland 82-83 head cuz’ your feet will always show. ... JDM ... England. Kimberly Ann O’Brien Eric Ochieng Jane Oneto 20 Roosevelt Towers 3 Kinnaird St. 25 Cameron Ave “Somebody gotta do it” Smurfi “zig- Chief and Erat ... J.V. Football, Basket- Remember the good times Fresh- gy Garfield” “Rock-N-Roll” Yes — ball, Indoor Track, Alpine Ski Club, man year with YP, LR, ED. ah “no sa!” “Bippie” Wilderness Club, Mass Pep _ Antonio Ortiz 268 Broadway St. Hector Ojeda 1 Jackson Gardens Banke Oluwole Jill Pacheco William Paige 16 Walden Sq. 26 Webster Ave. 177 Harvard St. | thought | would never make it! C.R.LS. 1 79 Brian Perry 258 Harvard St. Yvette Paris 417 Pleasant St. | love Dion! Life’s Great!! Chrisostom Patrick 322 Western Ave. “Crazy with a sense of humor” Gina Perry 45 Harding St. “Bean” “Shorty” | love skiing, ice skating and going home Sean Peterson Thomas Petrillo Good luck and Best wishes to my friends except Dave McCarthy. we ‘= i a a hoe ke “ah | US) ate Brian Plausky 125 Hampshidre St. Laura Phillijos 167 Harvard Sq. Giovanni Petter-Monroy 366 Putnam Ave. My name is Giovanni Peterson. | am from Panama. My sign is Gemini. Fai Carlos Pimentel 279 Broadway William Porter 44 Walker St. Gina Polynice 90 Norfold St. To be a successful person in life is my dream. With the help of God | hope to achieve my goals. As for my followers ... , Freshman, soph, ect. | suggest you all to do the same. Thank you, good luck to each and everyone, Love, “Sweet Gee” iy uae. Chester Powell 241 Columbia St, Track, Football, Chet — Loves, It be’s that way. Radio announcer, Yolanda’s 84’ Evans Prenelus 81 Si , a ie aa Stephen Prescod Kecia Pugh Elisabeth Pyle 1 Prentiss St. 69 Corcoran Pard 11 Holworthy Place. Orchestra, Band, C.R.C. Student Rep at Fundemental, Nova Uni- versity to major in Legal Assistant. Michelle Qualls Tyrone Rachel Maria M. Ramos 77 Montgomery St. Mass Pep Program, RCA Pre- 23 Roosevelt Towers Likes sports, is an Aquarius, B.K.A., Mi- Engineering Program Pre-Nuprime Pro- Wait till September Chelle, my belle. gram, Freshmen Basketball Team, Cross-Country, Track team, Indoor track team, MIT Wellesley, Upward Bound Program. Nickname; “TIZZMO-FOO” Elizabeth Raposa 152 Gore St. Liz ... K.B. Club Vice Pres ... French 5 ; ' Club ... Italian Club ... Volleyball 3 iH 7 Captain, Softball ... N.H.S. ... Student ' Gov't ... Yearbook Staff ... House C George Raptis Carrie Creida, Stetic. U.H.B. ... Betty 362 Rindge Ave. Boop ... Maniac ... Skidder. = Marlene L. Ravanis Jimmy Rebello Stephen Lawrence Reinert 21 Jefferson Park 330 Hurley St. 18 Pine St. Beachy: College or eg Someday to _ become wealthy (Rich) Jose A. Resendes Maria Reyes Francisco Rivera 10 Vandine St. 57 Lincoln Way Captain of the Color guards. Maggie + Ginger Best friends forever Kenneth E. Rice 460 Putnam Ave. ron ea, ee SERA iti: Christopher Reynolds 21 St. Mary’s Road Chris ... Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Donald K. Ricketts Ronald K. Ricketts Leon Ridore 176 Green Street 176 Green St. 143 River St. Varsity Basketball, House C “You never begin to live Life, untill you meet Life ... Jesus.” £3 Jeffrey Riley 5 Suffolk St. Ana M. Rocha 11 Jefferson St. Business, Burdett, “Graduation is Finally here.” “There’s my perfect 10.” “To: Theresa; A friend | can always count on.” David M. Robbio 9 Saville St. 8 Jackson Garden Anne Marie Rodene Tony Vieira Rodrigues Ana Rodriguez 76 Allston St. 132 Fifth St. 19 Third Medical Doctor, Spanish Club. Louie M. Rodrigues 132 Fifth St. Portuguese Club, Auto Machanic Edna L. Rodrigues 200 Elm St. | hope | make it out there. Good Luck to all who graduated with me! Girls Soccer, Rep, Drama, College, Pre- med or Communications. aa aT” % Sandra Luisa Rodriguez Eric Andrew Roemele Joseph Rogers 764 Cambridge St. 160 Upland Rd. 214 Allston St. 1 Year Law Club, 1 Year Spanish Club 808, Grace, “Hello Paris” R.G. Kelly 85, Seniors do it best Mitch, Ly 85, R.S. keep up the Led Zep, “Bermuda Bound” 10-29-83! Nick and Nack, yo Murph, 9° for it! Robin, Gooly — go-go forever, Bob H., Mitch love ya, smoke another Tommy Petrilo “The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, That costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile.” Nilda Luz Rosado 34 Newtowne Ct. Eleanor Romanos 36 Newtown Ct. Hairdresser, Future plans to be a Psychologist. School was one ex- Peecce I'll never forget! To my riends keep in touch. Lisa Marie Ryan 213 Rindge Ave. Edsta, princess, runnie, pushy, CJ, Prom, New Years eve 82, Summer 82, Camping “83”, “Whoooo”, Tobin, “Quarters” 6969, 9:59, Grandpa, Andy, BSM, D + D, Bermuda, Leslie, BM, “What's Ul evan Sapte a Catherine M. Roy 238 Brookline St. Kimberly A. Sanchez 1 Linwood Ct. Pl. College, Kimmy I'll always Love Curtis J. BS Eduard Rosario 5}, i 2 Yolanda Rosa 284 Western Ave. “Radio Broadcast Club 1, Cos- metologist, “Puerto Rican” Yeah! “Chet’s” Love Always to my 1 Rat from your 1 Cat Lauren Lorraine Salvi 59 Cedar St. B.B. 4-eva “What time is it?” S.A.J. 3-4-81 S.A.L. “What’s up Col” Thank God vals Lenny Salas 44 Columbia St. Gina Sasso 406 Thorndike St. 3 Carlos Alberto Santiago 255 Windsor St. “Los” Warrior Baseball Team Kenneth Saxman ‘ 3 Seventh St. Ozzy Rules Tee Debra Ann Saxton 34 Portsmouth Street Whoopee | made it; C.R.LS. 1 Forever. fi De i, Li ee = Peer a Joseph James Scalfani 22 Tremont St. “Seal”, “Scorpio 7 SkEGlub” Millionaire by 25”, “Go for it” 88 Robin L. Saunders 37 High St. Rob, Ribsy, V.P., K.B. + French Clubs, Tennis, Cheering, “What goes around, comes around,” Carbone — For real? Luv Yal, Stoney — 81’ wishin’ on a star- dizzy bridge, Zeppelin still rules!, Thanks Mom + Dad (gm), MAX, A. rats, “DD”, M.L. my gypsy, Levis-shakin’, sunk, “wicked par- ty”, it’s snowin’, BB + N-Lew, Sue, Mary, 808, Stoned again? J.R. Gooly ae Mitch, D.M., M.C., M.D., B.C., B.P., Bit, © + C, SG, “polashed”, Grace w Ly! La- ter — much — This is the end ... Let’s Dust!!! Lee F. Scalese 147 Cushing St. Lawrence Shing 96 Armory St. National Honor Society, Ski Club, Wilderness Club, Math and Com- puter Club. Helen Maria Sebastian 15 Marney Street 4 Years ago | was here to say “hi”, now I’ve reached the time where | must say “goodbye” Lisa Sealey 282 Windsor St. College — Fashion Merchandis- ing ... Taurus ... Life is just be- ginning! ... “Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it” ... “Wave you seen Sandy” Maria Connie Sebastian 15 Marney Street | finally made it! John George Sico 1 Putnam Gardens Lisa J. Shimansky 1 Gold Star Ct. A.C. — CA DM Remember J.L., Smelly, 6-12-83 Seger Vitamin M, Coke adds life, Soarkem’, M.D.A. Dazed + Confused “Brat” D.O.C. Forever, Loon Mt., Kiss Me Deadly EN Jean Chardin Silencieux 485 Elm Street , Maria Jose Silva 91 Second St. Steve J. Sirois Norman A. Smith Lisa Marie Snell 51 Jackson St. 364 Rindge Ave. 285 Brookline St. What's up? frenchy. Electrician. Soccer Team, 3 years including 1982-83 “Blondie”, “Lis’’; Junior College Big Suburban League Champions; Register Party! Forum, 4 years including Sports Editor 1982-1983, Editor 1983-1984 MIT Wellesley Upward Bound 1981-82 Plan to attend College Anya Stroud Christopher Richard St. Cyr Jeannette Sparks 295 Windsor St. 36 Amory St. 10 Fairfield St. Cross Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track, President French Club, Member of Alpine Ski Club, Wilderness Club French, K.B., Italian and Ski Clubs, House A Homeroom + House Rep. ees Barbara J. Sullivan 12 Prince St. Hairdressing Peter M. Sugrue 10 West St. ' Bes John P. Sullivan Patrick Sylvain Kimberlee Taft 184 Harvey St. 5 Mildred Hamilton PI. 1am into fast cars. Vincenzo Talarico Eurides Tavares Kim H. Tarbox 65 Moy St. 64 Inman St. Norma J. Thomas 42 Jefferson Park Anna Joyce Thomas 42 Jefferson Park Larry Thompson 37 Jay Street Is this the end; No it’s just the begin- ning Larry T. Peac Ada M. Torres 344 Putnam Ave. U. Mass Boston, P.E. Teacher, “ada La Loca” and “Farrah” David Scott Torres 78 Otis St. Hockey, Baseball, K.B. Club, Ski Club, National Honor Society, (Electrical En- gineer) (876-1879 Call Anytime) (-84- and Forever) Lisa Tong 438 Broadway Rosita Torres-Rodrigues 18 Walden Sq. Rad. ad Jonathan David Toner 74 Reservoir St. Afabilia Torres | d Laura Anne Townsend 51 Chestnut St, Flakey Blake, Montreal, BHP, Chuckie Baby (Scruffy) Be Luke Michael Townsend John Joseph Trainor Ho Back Tran 51 Chestnut St. 56 Madison Ave. 95 Gore St. Vitamin C, BHP, Ambition — To be- Hockey; Icemen, Season of 83, 84 come Rich Jy ee M = Lil Tsai 90 Pleasant St. Kelly Troy 34 Lincoln Way Softball, Law Club, Everybody needs somebody, Luv ya Craig Lisa Franca Tuccinardi Luceta C. Turner Catherine Vaudey 36 Lawn Street 561 Putnam Ave, Prez Italian Club, French Club, K.B. Clu 93 Janet M. Vera 192 Third Street College $-C-I-E-N-C-E, L.M., S.D., L.F., G.W., T.H., M.G., M.A., M.F. Maria Vasilakis 401 Washington Street Nelia Vieira 228 Charles St. Gene Michael Victor 30 Columbas Ave. What happened to school. R L is one of a kind. O“tay Snowblind in Wildcat, bye-bye Professor Pete. Clear the halls. Leslie Vellucci a pl Jefferson St. . | ; : vas ABN has anybody seen Anna Victoria 33 Fifth St. I'm so glad to get out of this place. Love you J.P. Gary W. Waite 45 Cedar St. Air Force — Drafting — N. Camb. Reet — “Ya-Man” Master Aliya Wali i = Daniel Peter Walsh 16 Trowbridge St. Charlotte Anne Watson 3 Boardman Place CHA-CHA Robin W. Wall ALall DE� MC,, DI., CM., DC., RH., AP., TG., IW., MM., RK., SP., CR., AD.,MM., DK., DB., NW., AH., Nice knowin ya — Does anyone have any food? Todd Douglas Warfield 6 Fairmont St. B.S.U. Exec. Board. “| love my Tina” “Toddie — Woda” “Kappa or Q; I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place” “Sandy, Danele, Charlotte and Cheryl, good luck and best wishes: |’m gonna miss you. | Robert J. Watson So 56 Norfolk St. B lI Cheryl Anne Watson Shee 3 Boardman Place Chizz, Leo, All that glitters is not see all who wanders are not ost, Barbara Ann White 194 Prospect St. Carpe Diem! Valente Meos Ami- cos Donum Sapientique Aetemo mecum nabebo. Take advan- tage of each days opportunity — French Club — K.B. Club — Peer Tutor — “Cetait un mauvais reve!” Dolores Tonya Williams 6 Putnam Gardesn Where’s Denise? Later CRLS! Good-bye Mildred. Hello Millie. God bless me. I’m out and you know it like a poet. Ideas Only. 95 é lan Charles Wilken Ken E. Williams 18 Bowdoin St. 23 Rockwell St. Participant of the RCA Minority En- gineering Program, Mass Pep, Alpine Ski Club, (Exec Board), Basketball. Llyana Michel Reiser Denise Ann Wong Marvia L. Wood 60 Maple Ave. 125 Vassal Lane 174 River St. H.R. Rep 4 years ... Pres Asia Club. (Jr. Year) ... Vice Pres (Sr. Year) Dreamin is apant of life, but the only way to achieve it is to do it on your own. | wish everyone the best of luck with their future. | know someday we'll all be successful and re- Ab ati ee the memories we shared at ce Nicole E. Wortis é 106 Berkshire St. ee eg. AKA: NIKI. All | ever needed was the i W music and the mirror and the chance to an Wu dance for you. Cassie: chorus line. 155 Amory St. National Honor Society, Sec. of Asian Club, Treasurer of Key club, ski club. 5S oe D 5 (@) oO D = Se OL ) NS Ss Ss £8 39 ™ e) QD ie 2 re) fe She O 2 eee 2 S eae - (Ee pe © Nn Q. A oO LS O Ss ® ” a = 0) O O = © o.. = Se ren D can O © eh ® OD os (S Jo) 18) ea be £e Fito! = Owe ou Os ZS J op) 98 Helen Louise Amold Magery L. Bagley. Stacey A. Bailey. 43 Fifth St. Westgate Apts. 3 74, John Cocoran Park, Spanish Club, Girls Club, Funk, Oc-Ed, Swimming, Track, C.R. “can | have a Not this” “Not that (Computers) Metropathway. piece of gum” 8 Nadine D. Bertrand 365, Pindge Ave. Peaches” Getting it together. Michelle F. Bennett. 22, Columbus Ave. 4. 2 Alaine Bissainthe Susan M. Cobb Kim Constanza. 46, Willow Street 25, Seagrave Rd. Basketball, Track, Football, Architec- tural Major, Rosa Invencio. Peter George Vincent A. Givans 137 Pine St. 146 Columbia St. | “I'm going for it!” Jose Hernandez Larry A. Jones 95 Pine St. Michele Lawrence Thomas B. McGovern David Mitrano 15 Walden St. Nilsa |, Munoz. 10, Jefferson Park. Congratulations Class of ‘84’ Best of luck. Laurel A. Stroman 68, Cheney St., Boston History Club, Italian Club, Copy Ed, ‘83, Co-Ed. ‘84 Register Forum. Photo Ed. and Writer Yearbook. Would like to go down in history as the person who asked the question ... “If you made a fist and held it for say ... 5 years, would your nails grow through to the other side of your hand?” Honk if you love Garfield. David Paquet 108 Seventh St. cs Leslie Sealy. Charmaine Polack 8 Salem St. “Mainey” Alias — “Nasty Girl” John C. Tiemey 5 Speridakis Terrace David Williamson eh sont Lysa L. Young. 808 Memorial Drive. Junior College and then some, Libra, Cool Lee, Hey! has anyone seen Kecia. Pen and Ink Crystal Sloan inet Pencil Drawing Dixie Dyer Paper Mache Brian Claflin Ink and Wash Leslie Dickerson SOILR NOIR | Se shins ee Tara Brown Watercolor and Ink Conte Crayon Sarah Kilmer STUDENT ART WORK FROM CLASSES 101 Charlotte A. Watson “Cha-Cha” Senior and Junior Class President, H.R. Rep., House D, Harvard Upward Bound, Accounting, “Red”, “Lions”, “No, I'm not Cheryl!’, “Have you seen Draea?” “To be a little blinder, to things that hurt out pride, to be a little calmer, and take life in our stride, to be a little gentler, no matter how we fell ... that is the way we can all make happiness come real.” Chery! A. Watson SSizze Senior and Junior Class Secretary, H.R. Rep., House B, Harvard Upward Bound, Honor Roll, “Orange”, “Unicoms”, “No, I’m not Charlotte!” “All that glitters is not GOLD, all who wonder are not lost” ... Shakespeare ... ” GOOD LUCK: Draea, Sandy, Toddie Wod, Roe, Snidge, and Nee-Nee. And Thanks Ma! 102 AAA Afeworki, Lettensa 40 Alford, Todd M. Allcandro, Anthony L. 40 Allen, Myron 40 Alves, Noemia Amaral, Julia A. 40 Amaral, Theresa 40 Amato, David A. Ameral, Carolyn 40 Anarino, Douglas S. Anderson, AnnMarie E. 40 Andrade, Maria C. 40 Arnold, Helen L. 98 Attles, Leroy 44 Austin, Bliss 44 Ayres, Andy W. 41 Azayah, Abdullah Bagley, Margery L. 98 Bailey, Stacey A. 98 Baker, Karen R. 44 Balan, Serette 44 Baptiste, Donna M. 44 Barbosa, Susana M. 44 Barker, Gary D. 42 Barnes, Lorraine E. 42 Barry, Edward S. 42 Bathchelder, Rayann C. 42 Beaubrun, Rose-Vanie 42 Beaulieu, Michael E. 42 Beck, Charles J. Beckett, Danele 42 Beech, Shirley H. 42 Belok, David S. Benevento, Mark J. 43 Bennett, Michelle F. 98 Benvenuto, Valerie C. Bertrand, Nadine D. 98 Beville, Judith L. Bibbins, Patrick O. Bibeau, David F. Biggs, Ernest Bikofsky, Joel 43 Bingham, Elizabeth L. 43 Bissainthe, Alain 98 Blake, James M. 43 Blake, John 43 Bland, Randy A. Bolduc, Peter J. 43 Bolger, Sheilah K. 43 Bonet, Alice 43 Bonilla, Robert S. 44 Bonina, Janine Bonislawski, J. Micheal 44 Borges, Patricia N. Botelho, Manuel M. 44 Botelho, Stacey D. 44 Boulukos, Maria Bourgedis, Denise R. Bourlos, Charles 44 Boursiqudt, Francois 44 Brennan, Cindy A. 44 Brickman, Joshua G. 44 Bridgeman, Daryl J. 45 Brigham, Benjamin N. 45 Brockman, James A. 45 Brooks, Anthony S. 45 Brooks, Devon 45 Brothers, Tracie A. 45 Brown, Peter 45 Brown, Tara M. 45 Brunache, Macarthur 46 Burgos, Mayda 46 Bruke, Bruce E. Burns, Phyllis Ann 46 Byrd, Alton R. cCc Cabral, Frederick J. 46 Cabral, Manuel Cabral, Micheile 46 Callahan, Dennis 46 Callinan, Edward G. Callwood, Dwight C. 46 Campbell, John L. 46 Capone, Gerard 47 Sod aN Renea 47 Cardosi, Anthony 47 Carra Squillo, John 47 Carrelro, Edward A. Carreiro, Luls 47 Carrington, Suzanne R. Carvalho, Cathleen M. 47 Carvalho, Elvira Carvalho, Roberto C. Casella, Paulo E. Castle, Gail 47 Cetoute, Ernst 47 Chambers, Jacquelyn 48 Chambers, Velda R. Chang, Ming Hao Charles, Jean Yvon 48 Cherico, Daniel Chery, Jean Hubert 48 Cheung, Kwok-Lung 48 Chin, Sally M. Chowdhury, Salim R. Citino, David P. 48 Clark, Barbara J. 48 Clark, Kelly M. 49 Clarke, Chris 49 Clarke, Marva E. 49 Claude, Teresa M. 48 Cobuzzi, Janice L. 49 Cobb, Susan M. 98 Coleman, Cynthia L. Colimon, Nathalie 49 Colon, Deliris 49 Colon, Luis E. Colon, Peter Colwell, Stacey A. 49 Constanza, Kim 98 Cook, Debra R. 49 Cooper, Lorraine E. 50 Corbin, Denise R. Corcione, Dino M. Corning, Thomas J. Correia, Antonio Costa, Jesse J. 50 Costa, Rubia O. Costarelli, Robert M. 50 Costello, Michele R. 50 Couto, Fatima M. Covalucci, Lisa M. 50 Cox, Arlene E. 50 Crawford, Anthony O. 50 Crawford, Michael A. Crossman, Anne M. 54 Cunha, Leo M. 51 Curate, Paul 54 Curtin, Maureen L. 54 Cray, Ernest 50 Cyprien, Marie S. 54 Cyr, Deborah A. 54 Cyr, James M. 54 pDp Daniel, Verene V. 54 Daniels, William Daniere, Asha P. Darcy, Nancy M. 52 Darosa, Joaquim |. 52 Darosa, Natalia C. 52 Dasilva, Maria T. 52 David, Ashley Davis, Arnita M. 52 Davis, Mark Davis, Michele Ann 52 Davis, Patricia Y. 52 Dawud, Marema 53 De Francisco, Kevin J. 53 Dejesus, Maria 53 Delvecchio, Diane 53 Denis, Frantz J. Dennehy, Maureen J. 53 Deravil, Christian 53 DesRoches, Suzanne 53 Devasto, Robert A. 55 Dicecca, Salvatore 55 Dickerson, Leslie A. Dietrich, Britt M. 55 Dietrich, Lafs J. 55 Dinatale, Dion Dipp, Yasmin A. 55 Dockery, Ofelia 0. 55 Donofrio, Kevin A. 56 Dorvil, Evelyne 52 Dotten, Tev L. 56 Dottin, Kevin A. 56 Douglas, Robin M. 56 Doyle, Peter J. 56 Duarte, Anna 56 Dwyer, Patricia A. Dynan, Elaine T. 56 Eason, Kathryn D. 56 Edmonds, Kimberly M. 57 Elas, Paule 57 Elkins, Tammy E. 57 Emirides, Anna 57 Enge, Kira S. 57 Enge, Kristian H. Erwin, Kelly M. Esteves, Paul A. 57 Eurgiunes, Leah E. 57 Evans, Clinton D. 57 Evereteze, Nelson A. Ewing, Karlene Exilus, Vivane 58 FFF Fahey, Susan A. 58 Falanga, David M. 58 Falconer, Wayne 58 Farietta, Julian 58 Farrell, Aine Fernandes, Jose E. Fernandez, Maria 58 Figueros, David W. Fiflit, Lula 69 Fillyos, Elizabeth A. Fontanez, Louis 59 Forbes, Annabella 59 6Ge George, Peter 99 German, Daniel G. 78 Germano, Vincent J. 63 Gibbons, Bernard A. 64 Gibbons, Francis X. 64 Gibbons, Patrick J. 64 Gierre, Cilia 64 Gilmartin, Joseph F. 64 Gilmore, Mark E. Givans, Vincent 99 Gomes, Alicia M. 64 Gomez, Jose 62 Gonzales, Alvin 62 Grady, Kimberly A. 62 Graf, Emily E. Graham, James H. 62 Grandolt, Magarette 62 Greeley, Jeffrey Green, Kathyanne C. 62 Green, Kendall H. Green, Susan Y. 62 Greene, Priscilla S. 62 Greene, Scott F. 63 Grey, Robert 63 Griffin, Michael Edward 63 Griffith, Marveta 63 Guerrier, Marie Marthe HHu Haggerty, Patrick E. 63 Haggerty, Robert Hagins, Andraea J. 63 Hailemariam, Josef 64 Hairston, Timothy W. 64 Hannon, Thomas P. Haque, Aftab 64 Harkins, Steven 64 Harley, Tyrone 64 Harrls, Elliot Hayes, Mark S. 64 Haynes, Cynthia C. 64 Helberg, Kristin E. 64 Henriquez, Sandra Patric 64 Hermanson, Rebecca 65 Hernandez, Jose D. 99 Hester, David Hickey, Kristine M. 65 Hicks, Marguerite Hill, Thomas W. 65 Hirshson, Lauren 65 Holley, Deneen 65 Hoog, James M. House, Stanley E. 65 Howard, Earl 65 Hunter, Robert James Hurley, Christopher M. Ibanez, Alvard 65 Ifill, Gordon O. JJJ Jackson, Catherine A. 66 Jacques, Pierre 66 James, Eunice 66 James, Winsome B. 66 Jamez, Ernest 66 Janis, Margaret T. Janis, Robert Jarvis, Lisa A. 66 Jean, Marie Jose 66 Jean-Michel, Marie-Rosilin 66 Jean-Michel, Ronald 67 Jeanty, Guilene M. 67 Jendrzejak, Joeann 67 Jepson, Kelly 67 Johnson, Denise 67 Johnson, Jacqueline G. 67 Johnston, Elise Jones, Andre M. Jones, Dawnmarie M. 67 Jones, Denise L. 68 Jones, Larry A. 99 Jones, Marjorie M. 68 Judd, Trudy E. 67 Julce, Wilfred KKk Kairis, Susan-Ann 68 Kazana, Mahiri 68 Kelley, Richard E. 68 Kelly, Frank O. Kelly, J. Barry 68 Kelso, James Francis 68 Kelso, Jeanne M. 68 Kennedy, Jr., David P. 69 Kenney, Paul J. 69 Kenney, Sonya 55 Kenze, Jacqueline M. Khalifa, Kamrunnisha 69 Khan, Enamullah Kiely, Jan F. Kifult, Lula King, Ethridge A. King, Kelley A. 69 Klubock, Katharine Alexandr Kneeland, Scott T. Kotler, David G. 69 Kourkoutas, Vasiliky 69 tL Laconi, Daniel Laft, Kimberlee Lamb, Theresa 70 Lamothe, Susan A. 69 Laurent, Daniel 70 Lawrence, Michele M. 99 Laycox, Gary S. Layne, Madine A. 70 Le, Cong M. Leite, Manuel 70 Lemma, Menen A. 70 Lennon, Craig G. 70 Leonce, Jerome N. 74 Levarity, Stephen V. 74 Levesque, Cecile M. 74 Levins, Michael Lewis, Darrel A. 74 Lewis, Jacqueline J. Lima, Judite Barbosa 74 Limberakis, Christina J. 74 Linares, Nelson R. 74 Liou, Dick J.C. 74 Livingston, Philip 72 Logan, Virginia H. 72 Longsworth, Dwayne E. 72 Lorbes, Annabelle G. Louissaint, Yues Lowe, Elvis 72 Lucey, Joseph T. 72 Luciano, Joaquin Jr. 72 Lugira, Fulgentia Kyosiimir 72 Lundy, Gary Lung, Felicity Chung Lussier, Leon W. 72 Lynch, Timothy 73 Lyons, Kenneth J. Maciel, Edgar 73 Mackay, Edgar 73 Mackay, Lloyd W. 73 Macnair, Douglas 73 Maitia, Silvi a 73 Maldonado, Ricardo 73 Maloney, Colleen A. 73 Manso, Margarita C. 73 Marifidte, Christine M. 74 Mariflote, James P. 74 Marolda, Lisa S. Martin, Michael J. 74 Martins, Maria Alice Mascoll, Kevin E. 74 Massiah, Margaret 74 Mathis, Gerald D. McCarthy, David J. 74 McConville, David L. McGovern, Thomas B. 99 McGovern, Matthew J. Mcinerney, Jamie R. McLaren, Roderick A. 74 McLeod, Lorna C. 74 McLeod, Sonia V. 75 Medeiros, Bernadine M. 75 Medeiros, Elaine R. 75 Medeiros, Richard J. Medeiros, Robert J. 75 Melendez, Ricardo 75 Melo, Graca A. 75 Messom, Adam B. Meyer, Georgia K. Mitrano, David A. 99 Mix, Jacqueline L. Mogos, Lettebrhan SENIOR CLASS INDEX. Moore, Samantha E. 75 Moore, Theresa E. 75 Morales, Awlida 76 Morales, Carlos |. 76 Moran, James M. Moreira, Sandra A. 76 Morneault, Christine C. 76 Morrissey, Andrea 76 Morton, Jane M. Moses, James B. 76 Moskofoglou, Kostantinos Mosley, Roberta C. 76 Motzkin, Daphne K. 77 Moulton, Sarah 77 Mullin, Anthony A. Muniz, Bernard Munoz, Nilsa 77 Murillo, Ricardo Murphy, Colleen M. 77 Murphy, Dennis M. 77 Murphy, John 77 Murphy, Patricia M. 77 Murray, Anne R. 77 NNN Negash, Lemlem 78 Norgaisse, Yanick L. 76 Normile, Joseph F. 78 Norton, Blake L. 78 Nottage, Lila Ann 78 Nowosielski, Lynn A. 78 Nur, Shacur A. 78 000 Obrien, Kimberly A. 79 Obrien, Nancy 78 Ochieng, Eric O. 79 Ojeda, Hector 79 Olibeira, Scott P. Oluwole, Olubanke O. 79 Oneil, Jeffrey C. Oneto, Jane E. 79 Ortiz, Antonio 79 pPp Pacheco, Jill C. 79 Pacheco, Nuno Paige, William L. 79 Paiva, Ana Paula 80 Palombo, Robert C. Pampkile, Jean W. 80 Paquet, David J. Paris, Yvette D. 80 Patrick, Chrisostom M. 80 Pavao, Mario Jorge C. Penn, Laurence Peroti, Cynthia D. Perry, Brian Paul 80 Perry, Gina L. 80 Peterson, Sean Christophe 80 Petrillo, Thomas 80 Petter-Monroy, Giovanni 84 Phillips, Laura Lorraine 84 Pierce, Karen Pimentel, Carlos A. 84 Pires, Antonio Plausky, Brian J. 84 Poirier, Edward P. Polack, Charmaine 100 Polynice, Gina 84 Ponte, Ana Porter, William J. 84 Powell, Chester B. 84 Prenelus, Evans 84 Prescod, Stephen M. 82 Price, Timothy J. Prince, Sarah Pugh, Kecia 82 Pyle, Elisabeth E. 82 aQ@a Qualls, Michelle A. 82 Quintanilla, Carlos A. Rachel, Tyrone E. 82 Ramos, Maria 82 Raposa, Elizabeth 82 Raptis, George 82 Ravanis, Marlene L. 83 Rebello, James A. 83 Reed, Robert E. Reinert, Stephen L. 83 Reiser, Ilyana M. 96 Remy, Yanick Resendes, Jose A. 83 Revera, Francisca 83 Reyes, Maria L. 83 Reynolds, Christopher J. 83 Rice, Kenneth E. 83 Ricketts, Donald K. 84 Ricketts, Ronald 84 Ridore, Leon 84 Riley, Jeffrey S. 84 Ring, Denise A. 84 Rivera, Frank Rivera, Juana Maria Robbio, David 84 Roberts, Keith Roberts, Raymond E. Robinson, Mark A. 84 Robinson, Renee L. Rocha, Ana 84 Rodene, Anne M. 85 Rodrigues, Anthony 85 Rodrigues, Edna L. 85 Rodrigues, Luis 85 Rodrigues, Luis Rodriguez, Ana Laura 85 Rodriguez, Sandra Louisa 85 Roemele, Eric A. 85 Rogers, Joseph E. 85 Romands, Eleanor 87 Roper, David J. Rosa, Yoland 87 Rosado, Nilda L. 87 Rosanna, Tina M. Rosario, Eduard M. 87 Roussel, Hugue Roust, Charles A. Roy, Catherine 87 Ryan, Lisa M. 87 sSs Salas, Leonard 88 Salvi, Lauren L. 87 Sanchez, Kimberly A. 87 Santiago, Carlos A. 88 Sasso, Gina 88 Saunders, Robin L. 88 Saxman, Kenneth Leo 88 Saxton, Debra A. 88 Scalese, Lee F. 88 Scalfani, Joseph J. 88 Sealey, Leslie A. 100 Sealey, Lisa A. 89 Sealey, Teresa M. Sebastian, Helen M. 89 Sebastian, Maria C. 89 Seshadri, Narsi C. Shimansky, Lisa Jane 89 Shing, Lawrence 89 Shull, Milton T. 97 Sico, John G. 89 Silencleux, Jean C. 89 Silva, Maria-Jose 89 Sirois, Steve J. 90 Skwarzynski, Anna Slattery, Rapheal J. Smith, Norman 90 Snell, Lisa M. 90 Sousa, Jose M. Sparks, Jeannette 90 Spartichino, Christine A. Stcyr, Christopher Richard 90 Street, Marc M. Stroman, Laurel A. 100 Stroud, Anastasia E. 90 Sugrue, Peter Michael 90 Sullivan, Barbara J. 90 Sullivan, John 94 Sullivan, Wayne J. Sutherland, Shawn W. Sweeney, Daniel M. Sylvain, Patrick 94 TIT Talarico, Vincenzo 94 Taft, Kimberlee 94 Tavares, Eurides 94 Tarbox, Kim H. 94 Thomas, Anna J. 94 Thomas, Norma J. 94 Thompson, Lawrence 92 Throckmorton, Paula H. Tierney, John C. 100 Toner, Jonathan D. 92 Tong, Lisa 92 Torres, Ada M. 92 Torres, Afabilia M. 92 Torres, David Scott 92 Torres-Rodrig, Rosita 92 Toureau, Susan Townsend, Laura 92 Townsend, Luke Michael 93 Trainor, John 93 Trammell, Shawn M. Tran, Ho Bach 93 Troy, Kelly Ann 93 Tsai, Li Li 93 Tuccinardi, Lisa F. 93 Turner, Luceta 93 vVv Vailliant, Faith M. Vandey, Catherine 93 Vasilakis, Maria K. 94 Vera, Janet 94 Victor, Gene M. 94 Vellucci, Leslie 94 Victoria, Anna M. 94 Victoria, Edward M. Vieira, Nelia 94 wWw Waite, Gary W. 94 Wali, Aliya 94 Wall, Robin M. 95 Walsh, Daniel P. 95 Warfield, Todd D. 95 Warren, Rico Waison, Charlotte A. 95 Watson, Cheryl A. 95 Watson, Robert J. 94 West, Pamela M. West, Richard C. Westphal, Walter E. White, Barbara Ann 95 Wilcken, lan C. 96 Wilkinson, Eric P. Williams, Dolores T. 95 Williams, Kelly A. Williams, Ken E. 96 Williamson, David G. 100 Wilmot, Marshall I. Wilson, Vincent Ervin 96 Wissa, Naila C. Wong, Denise A. 96 Wood, Anthony L. Wood, Marvia L. 96 Woodson, Tina Marie Wortis, Niki E. 96 Wu, Huei Jiuan 96 Wu, Mei Ying 97 Wylie, Jeffrey A. yYy Yarborough, Sophie A. 97 Young, Kay 97 Young, Lysa L. 100 Yu, Denise 97 222 Zagarella, Dawn M. 97 Zarza, Steven 97 Zecher, Susan B. 97 103 meine a Keg, A oe cea ROR econ ceac oss ei ani Seda ae Shas AR pat sheen AUTOGRAPHS saosin) ae pine tei ORIN NE st: PORES N ANP SA nen tee Om pat le ene 4 os it NOOR: HOON EES soesermmeee No ipeeeianigeepironi tigen USOREO LE PRA OS NCPR oe — LOANS seg RUAN NAH AUTOGRAPHS ite oe 106 Picture 1 Ed Sarasin Picture 2 Carolyn Ameral Picture 3 Lysa Young Picture 4 David Torres Picture 5 Eleanor Romanos Picture 6 Kim O’Brien Picture 7 Cindy Brennen Picture 8 Gail Castle Picture 9 Daniel Laurent Picture 10 Robin Saunders Picture 41 Ann Crossman Picture 12 Lorraine Barnes Picture 13 Dawn Marie Jones Picture 14 Margarita Manso Picture 15 Britt Dietrich Picture 16 Anya Stroud Picture 17 George Raptis Picture 4 Kathryn Eason Picture 2 Cynthia Haynes Picture 3 Margery Bagley Picture 4 Patrick Downes Picture 5 Lisa Covalucci Picture 6 Lynn Nowosielski Picture 7 Nancy Darcy Picture 8 Charlotte Watson Picture 9 et Andraea Hagins Picture 10 Sandra Moreira Picture ‘11 Charles Bourlos Picture 12 Barbara Clark Picture 13 Leroy Attles Picture 14 Kelly Clark Picture 15 Michael Bonislawski Picture 16 Lisa Snell Picture 17 Jimmy-Jeanne Kelso SARAS er 107 108 Picture 1 Craig Lennon Picture 2 Danele Beckett Picture 3 Barbara White Picture 4 Chery! Watson Picture 5 lan Wilkens Picture 6 Scott Greene Picture 7 Anna Duarte Picture 8 Vinny Talarico Picture 9 Kevin Donofrio Picture 10 Nadine Layne Picture 11 Sal Dicecca Picture 12 Liz Raposa Picture 13 Al Ferreira Picture 14 Kira Enge Picture 15 Joeann Jenadrzejak Picture 16 Cecile Levesque Picture 17 Laurel Stroman CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN SPORTS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The Girls Volleyball Team had a very successful year, closing the season with a record of 12 wins and 6 losses. It was a disappointment that they did not qualify for the State Championship. The team worked hard and looks forward to the challenge of next year. To quote one of the team captains, “We have a good ball club, we have a young ball club, we have Qa good, young, ball club.” Team members Lisa Covalucci, Liz Raposa, and Dawn Marie Jones led the team throughout the season, and helped bolster team spirits on those occasions when victory did not come their way. A special word of thanks to our coaches Miss Linda Town and Eileen Taxe for a very enjoyable and rewarding season. 110 Tri-Captains Liz Raposa, Linda Town (Coach), Dawn Marie Jones (not pictured Lisa Covalucci) 111 Je | ae a eS Timmy Hairston (co-captain) finishing a long gainer against Xavarian. Front Row: Steve Levarity, Jose Gomez, Milton Shull, Darrel Lewis, Tim Hair- ston, Jim Hoog, Andy Ayers, William Porter Second Row: Jesse Turtle, Patrick Fitzgerald, Eric Calvert, Derrick Dottin, Joseph Grassi, Al Coipel, Paul Dins- more, Eric Stone, Lance Dottin Third Row: Augustino Rotundo, Lionel Walker, Franco Rotundo, Toby Mitchell, Doug Bowser, Jim Drewicz, Carlos Martins, Malcolm Price Fourth Row: Walter Bernis, Robert Smith, Mark Mederios, Joseph Mazzei, Doyle Weston, James Speros, David Frasier Fifth Row: Terrill Mosley, Steve Salmon, Jamie Holway, Robert Wright, Frank Greeidge, Tim raed boone ee oeaihierae aoe Bay ra eile rt oe eins . Miah nthony Galluccio, Paul Kenney, Davi urran, Kei ert, Barry Lyons Coaches John Hassell, Joseph Colannino, George Greenridge (head Daryll ae pase pre-games™ coach), Dave Goodwin, Steve Jenkins exercises (Co-captain) Jimmy Hoog, quarter back, running the option pla Andy Ayres fighting off a block versis Lexington against Newton North : awe ak Y Ayres hooting exing 12 FOOTBALL | said do it my way! Looking back upon the 1983 football season one could think of it as a failure. One could believe that the C.R.L.S. Warriors had a lack of talent, failing to realize that the football squad faces one of the toughest schedules in the state; and by confronting such powerhouses and superbowl! contenders, they left behind an excessive amount of injuries, thereby forcing the younger and less experienced players to take the place of their fallen colleagues. lf one were to look at the statistics, one Could be deceived. The numbers and points do not measure the efforts, desire or determination of the athletes. Even “F. though consciously aware of their upsetting record, the team continually showed up for practice to prove their dedication and desire to win. They pulled together, working as one single unit, and ultimately became a truely cohesive team. The 1983 season has closed, leaving the coaches, faculty, students and fans with a positive thought; that the 1984 team, with the more experienced athletes, will don the uniform and shoot for the dream of finally being a Superbowl contender. 113 Mother may |? GIRLS SOCCER Top Row (L-R) Assistant Coach Patty Jones, Caroline Gagne, Cindy Smith, Kathleen King, Sara Lazar, Jocelyn Johnson, Dawn Zagarella, Tricia Zagarella, Dee Zepf, Rachel Westbrook, Edna Rodrigues, Head Coach Pat Chaves, Assistant Coach Ms. Santos Bottom Row eae Theresa Galindez, Amy Henry, Beth Torres, Tricia McQuade, Maria Ruiz, Rachel Emmons, Jennie Aeschliman, Heather Thompson, Felicia Marotto Missing: John Silva (not pictured), Assistant Coach Tip Toe through the tulips ... ees ae ae Let's twist again ... 114 | Girl’s Soccer ... A Great Outlook The Girl’s Soccer team had an excellent record this year, considering that on the average eight of the starting players were Freshmen. The entire team was comprised of twenty Freshmen playing against Juniors and Seniors from other schools. The team got it’s early training in the Cambridge Youth Soccer League and most of the girls came from the same championship team. “Shake, Rattle, Roll” Maria lvarez, a junior and the fastest high-skilled playmaker, and Freshman Beth Torez, the most aggressive goal scorer, were voted as two All Stars by the Suburban Coaches. The team had four wins and six losses, the best record the girl’s team has had and that record keeps on improving every year. “With another year of experience and physical growth,” says Coach John Silva, “the team will be able to play anyone in New England.” 115 BOYS SOCCER This year’s soccer team proved to be very talented. The season was a tremendous success, A tough example was set by last year’s team which had qualified for the Eastern Mass. finals. If this year’s team hoped to attain last year’s success, then the team and Coach Inglis knew they would have their work cut out for them in order to win another suburban League Championship. This year’s team needed to recruit a new defense squad, which was formed by the addition of Jack Da Rosa, John Ramos, Daniel Larrent, Mario Pimental, Sil Foutes, an All Star goal keeper, and the sweeper, Luis Amaral. At midfield, the team’s strongest players were Ricardo Tastreba, Manny Botelho, Jonn Chery, and Harold Henmo, an exchange student from Norway. For the offense squad, Coach Inglis relied upon All-Star Alvaro Ilbanez, Numesio Braz, Kevin Mescoll, Frantz Prenelus, Evans Prenelus and Mike Kiflit. The team closed the season with a record of 11-1-4 which included nine shut out games. Our thanks to Coach Inglis for a job well done. bi - fo ee e Kneeling; left to right: Jack DaRosa, Mike Kiflit, Manuel Botelho, Nemesio Braz, Mario Pimental, Luis Ameral, Sylvestre Fontes, Frantz Prenelus Standing: left to right: John Ramos, (Co-Captain), Jean Chery, Evans Prenelus, Keith Mascoll, Harald Henmo, Daniel Laurent, Ricardo Daestrela, als Meee? Alvaro Ibanez (Co-Captain), Andrew Inglis (Coach) Not pictured: Manual esendes - Fos SERIE. 116 Weston Dennis-Yarmouth Quincy North Quincy Brockton Waltham Brookline Newton North North Quincy Brockton Waltham Brookline Newton Tournament Belmont (1st) Waltham (Qtrs.) 117 “Not another mile?? GIRLS’ INDOOR TRACK Here | come to save the day ... On the run 118 The girls team with all its depth is still a very young team. There are only four seniors on the team, Dawn Jones, Kira Enge, Liz Pyle and Anya Stroud. The team had an impressive season with a record of 8-1. The team also placed ‘st in the Class A State Relays. They set 3 new school records in the Mile Relay, the Distance Medley Relay 4 x 200 and in the Hurdle Relay set a new State record. The team placed fourth overall in the State Meet. They ended their season with a very strong finish. There have also been some great individual performances. Coach Joe Sousa and the team are very proud of this 83-84 indoor season. be, if at 4) (AMBRIIGES On the road again 119 BOYS’ For the second year in a row the Warriors went undefeated. Strong senior performers included Tim Hairston, Darrel Lewis, Jerome Leonce, Lars Dietrich, Pat Sylvain and Reinardo Flores. The brightest star of all was senior Rich Kelley. The all American distance runner broke the Massachusetts State record in the mile and anchored Cambridge’s New England record breaking two mile relay. {20 INDOOR TRACK. 121 ’ 122 = YY XXX) XXX) BONY ASS Time for clowning 123 The boys swimming team finished a somewhat dis- appointing season with a 2-9 dual meet record and a sixth place finish in the Suburban League Championship. The outstanding performance were Co-captain John Tier- ney, Co-captain Marc Street, and sophomore diving sensation Yung Tang Chan. Marc Street specialized in the backstroke and freestyle and consistently won two events each meet. John Tier- ney could also be counted on for two victories in freestyle breaststroke, or individual medley. Both co-captains will be sorely missed next year. SWIMMING. o MWARIZ?- oF THLET 125 Warming up GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 126 The C.R.L.S. Girls Cross Country team placed third this year in the Suburban League Championships. They were also 12th in division one in the state. The team is made up mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores and they show a lot of promise for the years to come. Francis Jarvis and Aine Stroud were chosen as league All Stars this season. ah. tel i And a one, and a two. o- 127 BOYS’ CROSS The Boys’ Cross Country Team had its most successful season this year by finishing undefeated in the Suburoan League. They were the Brown University and Suburban League Invitational Champions. At the Division | Eastem Mass. Championships, the boys were upset by Chelmsford High ... but in the Mass. State Finals, the Warriors rebounded and defeated every Eastern Mass. Team, and finished runner-up to the Central Mass. Champion Narragansett Regional. 128 COUNTRY The team was led all season by All-Suburban League members Rienardo Flores, Richie Kelley, Lars Dietrich, Jerome Leonce, and Bob Slavin. At the State Finals, the fifth place finish of Jim Moses was instrumental in their final state placing. Junior team members included Mike Welke, Lars Hagen, John Cockane, and Pete Murphy. 4 De athip, vo ay | ik oye Aare % We: cf BES? CECETRY 129 oon es Front Row Left to Right — Lisa Jarvis, Co-Captain Bonnie Fitchett, Co- Captain Dolores Williams, Rhonda Greene, Cathy Carvahlo.Top Row Left to Right — Erin Peterson, Nikki Carter, Tot Anderson, Tanya MacRae, Andrea London, Laura Daniliuk, Head Coach Audrey Cabral-Pini. It’s Mine! What a shot!! 130 — + GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Tight situation. Yes, | can do it with my eyes closed. BOYS’ BASKETBALL IES el ‘ae RE ME = é e Tight squeeze “Togethermess” Rebound “Offense” Go for it ... 132 ee oy Oo 4 s AA AS hg, “It’s mine, all mine” Stop right there ate BP iowa: bs Front Row Left to Right — Marshal Jones, Inve Dotten, Rumeal Robinson, Captain Stan House, Troy Smoot, Kevin Dottin, Lance Dotten. Too Row Left to Right— Asst. John O'Leary, Asst. Richard Jarvis, Ron Edgehill, Allain Bissainthe, Jonn Evans, Bob Francis, Tim Price, Clint Evans, Tony Brooks, Asst. Al Coccoluto, Head Coach Mike Jarvis. | A f Tim Price “Look, | wamed you about fouling ... |” Hot Shot!! 133 134 Junior Varsity, Front Row, Left to Right — Anthony Zannella, Michael Kelsey, lan Wilcken, Holly Silcox, Edward Frammartino, Michael Pearson, Jason Grimm. Back Row, Left to Right — William Tooney — Assistant Coach, Michael Germano, Robbie Leone, David Ondzes, Matthew Cyrus, Marino Carreiro, Robbie Wright, Dennis Marshall, Vincent Germano, Kevin Mitrano, Jose Toledo, Sil Ferreira — Head Coach. (missing Thomas Glynn). H OC KEY John Trainer, David Torres, James Graham, David Mitrano, Mark Benevento, lan Wilkens, and Vinny Germano. We will be _ Ourboys hockey team had a disappointing season ending sorry to lose these players but we have a very young talented . with a record of 1-18. Although not a victorious season, we did team. With all our young talent we look forward towards a � play hard and had a lot of talent. Seniors on the team are, successful season next year. Varsity, Front Row, Left to Right— James Graham, Jose Toledo, Jason Grimm, Seniors, Front Row, Left to Right — James Graham, David Torres. Back Row, Thomas Villacis, Michael Germano, David Torres. Back Row, Left to Right — Left to Right — Sil Ferreira — Head Coach, David Mitrano, John Trainor — John Tuccinardi — Assistant, Robert Pacheco, Kevin Mitrano, David Mitrano, Captain, Mark Benevento, lan Wilcken, Williarm Toomey — Assistant Coach. Sean Tierney, Mark Benevento, Robbie Lenkauskas, John Trainor — Captain, (missing Vincent Germano). Daniel Poirier, Rick Feliciano, Sil Ferreira Jr., Sil Ferreira — Head Coach, William Toomey — Assistant Coach. (missing Kenny Young). 135 136 137 138 BASEBALL The Boy's Baseball Team had a record of 13-8, a record that put them in second place in the Suburban League. After beating North Andover in the first round of the Eastern Mass, Tournament by 11-0, the team lost to powerful Medford High (a 20-in all record) 5-3 in the quarter finals. The team’s coach Bill Fulgenite anticipates a bright outlook for the coming year with ten Seniors retuming and some gifted underclassmen. The team pitchers Jim Hoog and Chris Reynolds were among the best in Eastern Mass. last year. Nelson Linares, one of the top infielders in the league, and Carlos Santiago, Mark Benevento, Gary Barker, Andy Ayres, Tom Hill, and Steve Reiner comprise what could be one of the best teams ever at CRLS. 139 CHEERLEADERS Kelley Girl “Vou res Kelley, Ann, Michelle Tracy, Anne, Joeann, Kelley, Karine We got legs ae ae aeepesen yi : bie 140 “What a Squad” Joeann Jendrzejak: Anne Crossman: A Senior and a good worker Capt. of the Year. ta ‘83-84’ — This squad was a lot of fun. We are loosing (7) seniors. Ma Ford says Good Luck 141 Ri ce Fi mapa de 142 TURKEY GAME RALLY The Football and all Fall Sports Rally before the big game on Thanksgiving was a giant success!! All the fall sports teams were recognized for their outstanding achievements, particularly girls’ and boys’ track, girls’ swimming girls’ volleyball, and the boys’ soccer — who were Suburban League champions. Following the team introductions, everyone’s attention focused on the football team and the cheerleaders. The girls gave a tremendous performance of both old and new cheers. Their outstanding human pyramid is always a favorite. Coach George Greenidge introduced the team to a very excited crowd, who urged the team on to victory in their Thanksgiving Day game against Don Bosco. The Rally closed with a display of Break Dancing by a group of very agile students who were accompanied by the C.R.L.S. band. | } TURKEY The 1983 Turkey Day Game was an exciting event for all who attended. Despite the Warrior's tremendous effort to break their losing record, the strength of the Don Bosco team was overwhelming, and the Warriors were defeated. Although C.R.L.S. was not victorious, it seems certain that the seniors on the team will have many happy | memories of their days on the football team. 144 GAME One of the highlights of the day was the C.R.L.S. band’s performance at half-time. Paired with the enthusiasm of the cheerleaders, the band’s playing captured the mood of the crowd and the team, leaving everyone in good spirits. tc� 4% ie Sele OOM AAAS ABABA AWB MPEP vinioppnisoatttaiaa 145 146 U.M.P.A. Project Adventure is a nationally accepted public school version of the Outward Bound Program. UMPA is Cambridge's Uroan Modification of Project Adventure. The High School activities included in UMPA are new games, group initiative problems and a ropes course. The program also offers an extensive variety of introductory and advanced opportunities. UMPA has been used as a demonstation project for teachers in other cities interested in developing similar alternative programs in Physical Education. Some members of the Class of 1984 saw this program at its inception during the spring of their sophomore year. The arrival of the course was marked by the construction of an extensive ropes course in the newly built field house. The Outdoor Education Courses have involved trips to the mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont where the CRLS students worked with students from Lyndon State College in activities such as rock climbing, backpacking, orienteering, skiing, biking, and canoeing. In its pioneering of UMPA here at CRLS, the Class of 1984 has helped to launch a program that we hope will be enjoyed by the students at CRLS for many years to come. 147 [so 148 CANBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN 1 PROGRAM SPOTLIGHTS 150 CANTABRIDGIA RESTAURANT The Cantabrigia Restaurant is a chance for students, staff, and the general public to treat themselves to a multisensual experience of ethnic and gourmet foods. Now in its fourth year and the showplace for Occupational Education’s Culinary Arts Dept., the restaurant is open for lunch 3 days per week. On those days, approximately 75 people taste and smell the hard work of the programs’ aspiring chefs. Under the direction of Chef Bill Calore and his capable technical assistants, Elizabeth Kjolseth, John Greco, Yvonne Cherish, and Ann Petrillo, students create all the food “from scratch” using tested recipes. In the first half of the year lunch is served buffet style, and the second half of the year students wait on tables so that they can leam both ends of the business. The restaurant features both continental and domestic cooking and tries to serve at least one vegetarian dish. The restaurant’s business has grown annually. Although the restaurant is not able to accomodate large numbers of people, it is elegant down to the fresh flowers on the tables and has a pleasant ambiance. It is a bit early to know if any of the students will become great chefs, or go on to build a chain of posh restaurants ... There is always that possibility, given the experience gained in the program. C.B.L.P. The Community Based Learning Program originated out of a federally soonsored program, Community Interaction Through Youth (CITY), in 1971. CITY was developed jointly by Brookline and Cambridge Public schools. The goal was to create a “high school without walls” similar to programs in Chicago and Philadelphia. When federal funds ran out, each system continued to run their own program independently. Cambridge changed the program name to Community Based Learming Program (CBLP). CBLP is a community centered program of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Similar to flexible campus programs in other secondary schools, CBLP is the umbrella for a host of off-campus, unpaid learning experiences for CRLS students. Our major focus rests with career internships, college courses, and cooperative arrangements with educational and business organizations. We develop programs in response both to students expressed needs and community input. CBLP is open to all students in the high school regardless of house or grade level. Currently, there are three staff members in CBLP. They are Adrienne Durst, Bob Richards, and Linore Sizemore. The CBLP office is located in the Arts Building on the first floor, in room A107. | Bob Richards Adrienne Durst AW NE Ser QO SAE SNE Linore Sizemore 151 . ie PRE-VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM 152 The Pre-Vocational Training Program is located in R.136 at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. It is a self contained classroom for students with special needs. The students in the pre-vocational program represent a wide range of abilities needs and interests. These students actively participate in many classes including Home Economics, Music, Gym, Art and other courses of individual choice. In addition to recreation and work study, the students in Pre-Voc also participate in special activities within the high school. The students are seen throughout C.R.L.S. in various work study positions. Upon graduation, some students will either continue their education or enter the job market. This years graduating class will include: John Carrasquillo, Nilda Espata, Edjar Maciel, Sarah Norlton, Kay Young. 153 154 Leroy Walcott Jose Fernandes Anthony Crawford Dante Gandolfo and John Sico Occ. Ed. Girls Group OCC. ED. sf ss S es Offley, Kelly Jepson, Elizabeth Kjolseth, Keith Roberts, and Sally alp eal Glen Hayward GS. Ricky Maldonado Scott Kneeland © eee Jeffrey Summers and Mrs. Silva WRLS Cambridge Rindge and Latin School has a radio station. WRLS began Phase I, a closed circuit broadcast operation, in May 1983. The initial broadcast and opening of the facility attracted attention from other high schools across the state. Much credit is to given to the members of WRLS pioneering class. During the Phase I! implementation of the station, a “carrier current” transmitter will be installed. This means that we will have an electrical signal in all electrical outlets in the high school complex; we will also broadcast up to a one mile radius of the high school. Once this phase is completed we will occupy frequency 5.5 on the A.M. dial. This phase will be completed during the 1983-84 school year. At this time, C.R.L.S. is one of five high schools in the state which operate radio stations. However, the school is one of two that have integrated radio into the high school curriculum as a course which is taken for credit. “Radio Broadcast Journalism” | and II (E-890 and E-8941) are offered as two half-year English electives. The first semester is a pre-requisite for the second. The two semester courses are structured to provide students with technical, “hands-on” experience using professional broadcast equipment. Students also learn the traditional formats of journalism and journalistic writing. More significantly, students must seriously engage in the business operations of WRLS. Following the successful completion of both semesters of Broadcast Journalism, students receive a “Third Class Operator’s License” from the Federal Communications Commission. The course meets only during the fifth period, and students who are enrolled in the course design their own programs sys variety of musical and journalistic formats. The broadcasts are delivered “live” from the studio which is located in Room 22 addition, teachers and departments can submit programs to WRLS for broadcast. Optimally, WRLS will make education available to wider audience as a result of the variety of programs aired on the station. After, phase Il has been fully implemented, broadcast time will be allocated to the Cambridge community. WRLS would not be a reality today if it were not for the support that | received when I began to explore the feasibility of a radio station at the high school. To Superintendent William Lannon, to Principal Edward Sarasin, to Assistant Principal Diane Tabor, and to the ogiish Department Coordinator, Carolyn Wyatt, | extend my appreciation for allowing me the flexibility and time to develop WRLS. I hope that WRLS will serve as viable instrument that will enhance the educational environment of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, and will further serve as an influence in the Cambridge Community. Sandra A. Dickerson CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN CLUBS WILDERNESS 159 K.B. Seniors President Lisa Covalucci Vice President Liz Raposa Treasurer | Maureen Curtin Secretary Jackie Furlong cena Ramee, ; Advisor ; : David, Cathy Jane Chiurri KB. Initiation Grassi Franco 160 CLUBS RAL | ee, West Indian Club Portuguese Club. 161 Photography Club Black Student Union CLUBS Science Club Asian Club History Club 162 Yearbook Staff CLUBS WUGE B LATI) wrt, et Key Club Faimess Committee y 163 Alpine Ski Club Law Club. Mass, Pep. CLUBS Italian Club 164 ispanic Club H French Club CLUBS Wildemess Club 165 166 IN MEMORIAM JOHN J. CARCHIA 1914 - 1984 John Carchia will be long remembered by all at Cambridge Rindge Latin School as a gentle person who always had time to listen. His affiliation to the Cambridge School system was strong, beginning as a student at Cambridge High and Latin where he played a respectable game of football. He took pride in his long tenure as a member of the Rindge Technical School faculty. His patience with his students, his willingness to help others contributed to his success as a teacher. Many of his students who were inspired by him are now entre- preneurs. He was soft spoken yet very determined and enjoyed the challenge of finishing ev- ery project. He was a tireless worker in the Driver Edu- cation Department. He would demon- strate first then expect the student to follow. He demanded the best because he gave his utmost. He seemed to encompass so many of the traits that graduates of Cam- bridge Rindge Latin School need to attain to succeed in life. Their path to success could be modelled from his life’s example. His sudden passing in February 1984 sad- dened all who were privileged to have known him. His presence will be missed. CANBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN YEARBOOK STAFF 2) SCHOOL GOVERNMENT Laurel Stroman Early start for a day at Wellesley. instructions. ’ inute Last m 168 Lorna McLeod Gathering Ideas. Sizing it up. YEARBOOK STAFF Production of the Class of 1984 yearbook began as a pilot project. The production staff signed up for a newly created series of courses which were sponsored in conjunction with the Art Department. They were Graphics Art-Design, and Photography. The production staff began work in the second semester of their Junior year. The program was launched when the entire production staff attended a sales seminar presented by the Hunter Printing Co. at Wellesley College. With the opening of the school year — it was full steam ahead with a very tough deadline schedule to meet in order that the Yearbook would be printed on time, and be available for the class graduation. Considering that the team members took the Graphics Design and Photography course(s) and produced, what we feel is a very creative Yearbook, is a major achievement for them. We received help this year from the Math Department in the form of a Computer Program used to compile the names of Yearbook sponsors and the Yearbook accounts. The program was written by Kathy Rehfield and by a Yearbook staff member. Proofreading services were furnished by Elizabeth Grady of the Social Studies Dept., and thanks to her expertise we saved ourselves many hours of retyping. We owe a special vote of thanks to Phyllis Corbin and Al Ferreira for without their creative talents and dedication we would have been unable to complete our printing schedule. 169 Fundamental House D 1985 Sr. Class Executive Board Occupational Education 170 House B House C SCHOOL GOVERNMENT House A 171 Working with this year’s staff was a pleasure, for they exemplified all that is good about our students here at C.R.L.S. | would particularly like to congratulate the layout team as one group that has performed tirelessly, day after day, week after week. They worked first on design, then on the actual layouts, and sized hundreds | of pictures. Thanks to their patience and perseverance we never missed a deadline. To | them and all the staff | say, “Thank You”. ( EEE Vincent Finn YEARBOOK LAYOUT STAFF 172 CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN THE ARTS 174 Student Art Work From Classes Pencil: Charcoal: Leslie Dickerson. Leslie Dickerson. _THE AMERICAN DREAM.... _ iy md Ink and Wash: Wire Sculpture: Collage: Aliya Wali. Brian Claflin. Tara Brown. 175 Bernardo and Anita Donna, Kelly eile Anita, “Dance at the Gym” ctl? Tony and Maria “Dance at the Gym” Jet Girls “Cool” 176 177 178 CAUCASIAN This year’s smash hit fall-winter produc- tion was Bertolt Brecht’s Caucasian Chalk Circle. Directed by the Drama’s Department's teacher Gerry Speca., The story is considered a landmark of the Twentieth Century theatre. The story revolves around a bloody Feudal land dispute, a story of Grusha the kitchen maid and of her struggle to keep the child she had been caring for CHALK CIRCLE in the belief that the child’s mother was dead. Grusha’s story is paralled by that of Azdak, a drunken town recorder who by a strange twist of fate, was appointed judge. At the end of the play, when the natural mother turns uj to claim the child, it is Azdak who must decide which woman has the right to keep the child. ides 180 The CRLS Orchestra had several Seta this year, eginning with the Christmas Concert in which they played a suite of Baroque Music, the 1st Movement from Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, and the theme from Romeo and Juliet. They performed a concert of Chamber Music at the Harvard Epworth Church. They featured groups of between two to fifteen playing different types of music. This was something new this year. The full Orchestra performed at the Spring Concert. They usually featured Seniors in solo performances, but there were no Seniors this year. The Orchestra is made up mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores and it is predicted that in two years they will be one of the best in the state. MUSICAL. TRADITIONS. 181 182 TUT TTRIT Are VEELUEETT TT PEREROE ERED 183 CHOIR CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN _) FACULTY Headmaster BOOS wih: se GR. we ; Mr. Edward Sarasin Assistant Headmasters Mr. Warren Ferzoco Management and Security Mr. Henry Lukas Policy and Students Dr. Diane Tabor Curriculum AM MANGAN House A WILLI RUBEN CABRAL House D RAY SHURTLEFF Pilot School Housemasters DR. PAULA HOGAN House C THERESA YELDELL House B PHILLIP BERGSTROM Occupational Education | al DR. MARGARET LE GENDRE Fundamental School DORIS PARTAN Achievement School 187 L. AARONSON S. ADAMSKY C, ALBERT Social Studies Business Administration Title 1 ace. ag R. ALES| P. AMENKOWICZ A. APICELLA Home Economics Title 1 Coordinator, Music Department G. AXTMAN R. BARBOSA P. BEDINGER Bureau of Pupil Services Billingual Occi bar M. BERRY S. BLAKE E. BRADY Physical Education Bureau of Pupil Services Social Studies 188 j f } M. BROWN R. BROWN Teacher Resource Center Coordinator of Health and Phys. Ed. A. BRUNO E, BULLOCK J. BURKE Social Studies Enterprise Coop. English P, BURKE N. BURNS T. BURNS English Math English A. CABRAL-PINI V. CAETANO P. CALLAN Math Bilingual Music 189 W. CALORE M. CANEL G. CANIFF Oc. Ed. Bilingual Bureau of Pupil Services J. CARCHIA J. CARDOSO A. CARNABICCI OcsEd: Bilingual Oc. Eo: re J N. CARROLL P. CASSIDY C. CHAET Health Math Social Studies C, CHAPMAN Modem Languages Occ) Ea. Bureau of Pupil Services J, CHERRY 190 M. CLANCY Building Trades and Services A. CICERONE Social Studies J. CHIURRI Language A. CLAYTON B. CLEMONS K. CLINTON Bilingual Bureau of Pupil Services English a A. COCCOLUTO J. COLANNINO T.l.C. House B Social Studies L. CLINTON Social Studies ilidiisi R. COLLINS W. COLON M. CONCEISON Art Guidance Counselor Business ye, | ; 3 og D.F. CONNOLLY J. CONTRUCCI T. CONWARD Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator of the Drama Dept. Social Studies } P, CORBIN Art nat M. CORLESS E. CORREIA Enterprise Coop, English Occ: Eq: JECOSIELLO M. COTTER M. COUTURE OcesEd. Modern Languages Business 5M E, CULHANE P, CULHANE P, CUMMINGS Physical Education Modern Languages Music 192 . : s Pa . E. CURRY T. CURTIN P, DACUNHA Math Physical Education Guidance C. DELANEY P. DEMETRI B. DEROCHER English Modern Languages Enterprise Coop. M. DESIMONE M. DEVANEY J. DEVINE Social Studies Student Supervisor | English pay SPLAT aa. BAMA R. DINATALE S. DICKERSON J. DIGNAN Bureau of Pupil Services English Bureau of Pupil Services 193 194 B. DOWNES OCG EG! seer E, FARINATO Guidance A. DURST Community Based Leaming Program J. FEROLITO Mathematics D. DOWNES Bureau of Pupil Services P, DUSSAULT @cesEa: R. FARINATO Mathematics J. FERRARO Work Study L. DRISCOLL English B. EHRLICH Drama E. FARRINGTON Science S. FERRARO Oce sEc T. FINSTEIN OGCTEG: S. FRAMONDI Guidance T. FRATTO Mathematics K. FITZPATRICK O, FERREIRA V. FINN Moder Languages Social Studies W. FITZPATRICK English Bureau of Pupil Services P. FRASSA E. FRAITO Mathematics Physical Education oS W. FULGINITE J, FUNK Work Study Home Economics 195 oF M. GAVIN W. GAY C. GAYNOR Title 1 Science Physical Education R, GEDIES W. GERAIGERY B. GILLIGAN-SALT Art Mathematics Home Economics SY M. GIROUARD D. GOLDEN R. GOMEZ Title 1 Title 1 Oc. Ed. H. GONCALVES M. GOULART E. GRADY Bilingual Home Economics Social Studies 196 J. GRECO T. GREEN @cred: Science | af = ey , K. GRIFFITH E. GRIFFITHS B. GRUNBAUM Business Mathematics Modem Languages M. GURRY-AXTMAN D. HALEY T., HALEY Reading Guidance Social Studies F, HALLICE J. HANNON M. HAVERN Mathematics Bureau of Pupil Services Science 197 J. HAVERTY K. HAWTHORNE J. HEALY Science English Business ihe Ele , cee N G. HIBBS P, HO Modern Languages Bilingual J, HOCHSTADT M. HOPKINS R. HORIGAN Mathematics Science Bureau of Pupil Services C, HOUSE C. HUNTER E, HURLEY Mathematics Title 1 English 198 H. HYNDS A. HYPPOLITE A. INGLIS English Bilingual Modern Languages C. JACKSON M. JARVIS S. JENKINS Mathematics Physical Education ELC. : ae Be A. JOHNSON G, JOHNSON, JR. J, JOHNSON Science Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance S. KANTOR . T. KARON OMELLEY Student Supervisor Title 1 Mathematics 199 | | YL KERVICK C. KILLILEA = ae Aer: English Social Studies L. KIMBROUGH P. KIRSLIS E, KJOLSETH Social Studies English Ocr ed: M. KONJOIAN S. KOULALIS M. KRASNOW English Oc.Ed! Bilingual ay fh M. LABOSSIERE D, LASHLEY Science Student Supervisor 200 Lif : . Sal A R, LENKAUSKAS M. LEVINSTEIN A. LIPKIN Oc; Ect: Science English T. LIVIDOTI E, LIVINGSTON P. LYONS OG).Ed. Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator, Mathematics Dept. ‘ yt B. MAGUIRE D. MAHONEY T. MAHONEY Physical Education Student Supervisor English r , | J. MARQUEDAUNT E, MARTIN P. MARTIN Reading Social Studies Mathematics 202 T. MARTIN Social Studies Science D. MCGILLICUDY C, MCCARTHY Physical Education ie K. MCMAHON Guidance cf M. MATTERA Title | F, MCCARTHY English IDLO Ur IMc CLen mk ok PLD W. MCGINNESS Science ea IN J. MEKO Mathematics M. MCCABE Guidance T. MCCARTHY Science D. MCGLATHERY Math Computer Science G. MEYER Bureau of Pupil Services aa C. MIKELSON L. MILI P. MILI Reading Math Computer Science shill K. MONTGOMERY B. MOONEY |. MONROE Occupational Education Modern Language Oe K, MOORE F. MOREIRA A. MORGAN Mathematics T..C. House D Guidance ‘ ‘ YY Ro Re pe oF li Sage Mad =e Rebate ; ¥ cl OAR it Se OEE PL AS Sr - W. MORRIS S, MORSHEAD B. MOSES _ English Teacher's Resource Center Bureau of Pupil Services 203 A. MULLENMEISTER D. MURPHY M. MURPHY Health Science Science ow F, NELSON-STIRLING C, NGete Guidance Science Business ore F. NIGORSKI M. NOONAN K. O'BRIEN Bilingual Business Occupational Education S. O'BRIEN J. O'CONNOR J. O'LEARY English Social Studies English 204 il A. O 'NEIL M. O’NEIL P, O'NEILL Business Business English Sd S. O'NEILL M. PAGE Bureau of Pupil Services Title | Mathematics S. PALMER! W. PATACCHIOLA Title | Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator, Modem Languages Dept. F, PEARY P, PESCATORE A. PETRILLO Occupational Education T.l.C. House D Home Ec. 205 R. PIERCE Business R. PHELPS English M. PIRET L. POIRIER R, PONTE Bureau of Pupil Services Bureau of Pupil Services Music E. POWERS M. PRENTISS A. PRIEST Occupational Education Library Physical Education |, PRIME L. PRUESER J. QUARANTO Bilingual Bilingual Bilingual 206 T. RAGOSTA S. RALPH R, REAGAN Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance Social Studies eee W. REAGAN GPREGIONE K. REHFIELD Reading Bureau of Pupil Services Math Computer Science ' , R. RICHARDS shal les J. RILEY Community Based Learning Program Business Bilingual R. RIORDAN J. RITA R. RITTERBUSH English Occupational Education Coordinator, Ar’ Department 207 P. RIZZO” E. ROBERTS J. ROBINSON Business Modem Languages Guidance A. ROMAGNA L. ROSENSTOCK J. RUTTER English Building Trades, and Services English th C. SAHEED M. SAMOURIAN ’ J. SAMP English Science Science ci R, SANTORO J. SENNOTT Mathematics Reading R. SENNOTT Guidance 208 C. SERPA G. SHEA R. SHIRAISHI Bilingual Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance anne ae Lae NSE anal ties Pereira PERE ay ence Pes A. SIMMONS P. SIMMONS G. SIMON Bureau of Pupil Services Home Economics Mathematics C. SIRIANI L. SIZEMORE Social Studies Community Based Learning Program S. SMEED A. iM D. SMITH T.l.C. Occupational Education Guidance 209 J. SMITH M. SOARES-MOURA P, SOUSA | Music Bureau of Pupil Services Modem Languages G, SPAGNUOLO G. SPECA M. SPLAINE English Drama Science | Gi P. STAREK C. STEWART A. STOWELL Mathematics Home Economics Occupation Education J, SULLIVAN JOE SULLIVAN M. SULLIVAN T.l.C, House C Bilingual Guidance 210 uister Forum W. SULLIVAN | S. SURETTE Occupational Education Bureau of Pupil Services B. SYNNOTT G. TAYLOR Social Studies Science me , E, THERRIEN M. THERRIEN Occupational Education Student Support Services R. TIERNEY W. TIMMINS, JR. Bureau of Pupil Services Health J. TEPASKE Music W. TOBIN Social Studies L. SYLVESTRE Guidance L. THOMAS Bilingual 211 J. TOOMEY, JR. W. TOOMEY L. TOWN T.L.C, Funamental Social Studies Physical Education S. TRELLA P. VOYNOW Coordinator, Home Economics Occupational Education | “9 | K. WALCOTT P. WALSH J. WALTHER | Guidance Building Trades, and Services English —— K. WAMNESS S. WAY M. WEAVER Mathematics Home Economics Physical Education 212 i A. WEBB Coordinator, Science Department ka A. WEINSTEIN C. WYATT Science Coordinator, English L. YEAMANS Physical Education - 2m. M. YOUELL M. COSTA Modern Languages Modem Language L. BURNS Guidance 213 214 R. RICHMOND Bureau of Pupil Services E. MASS Science E. RUSPANTINI Title 1 A. MUHAMMED Mathematics HE Rae M. COSTA Bilingual ‘od M. WILCZYNSKI Bureau of Pupil Services JO AN Drama J. HASSEL Guidance K. ROPER Home Economics G. TRAGANOS @CCrEG! B. BATES Physical Education CANBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN ) SUPPORT STAFF 216 Kathleen Monagle Anna Walsh Ruth Carr Headmaster’s Secretary Main Office Main Office Pat Pilleri Beverly Ferazani Mary Dwyer Main Office Office of Curriculum and Instruction SECRETARIES al Marie Malloy Office of Organization and Management is Carole Gentile Helen Sheehan Mary Duffet Career Resource Center Central Communications Central Communications Julie Toomey Main Office Mar} Aucella Library Mary Sprague Eve Doucett Helen Casey Anna Sullivan House A House B House B House C Verina Crowley Myrtle Byars Frances Adams Teresa Girard House C House C House D House D i NA� , [od i : Ad 4 I Lilllan Koehane Dorothy Reilly Louise Boardley House D Pilot School Fundamental Schoo! Lorraine Logiudice Nancy Costa Maura Caulfield | Jane Rubino Offices of Home Ed. Oca, Ed: Occ, bq: OCCLEG, Business Ed. and Art ate 218 SECURITY The members of the security staff, some of who are pictured here represent that section of our schoo! community who have helped to provide a safe and well ordered environment which in tum has heloed to make our lives here at C.R.LS. all the more enjoyable. John Silva Aletha Ellock Pat Carvello and Helen Ford Valerie Bonds Robert McGowan CUSTODIAL STAFF The following pages are dedicated to those members of our community here at C.R.L.S. wno have helped to create a safe, clean, and well ordered environment that has been a major contributing factor to our school life during the past four years. To our custodians, cafeteria workers, and security personnel we say thank you. To those members of the secretarial staff who in a world of computers have added that extra personal touch ... an extra thank you. William Phillips Morris Gentile Clarence Hannafin 219 5 peewee y eeee® +eaet® Idean Watson Adeline Paksti = si Marilyn Foley ] $ 220 CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN ) EPILOGUE © WILL Re % ane % oe Seatac Severus srosteaeee eae inc -amk , d Latin School _as Freshmen e lous and unce as the new campus would bring. Each of selves for High School in our own all set ourselves a goal, whether we «goals were as complex and varied Pon dent body, C.R.L.S. faculty, and the to help’ us strive for all our social, � ned up fo us. ‘classmates 3 — - ae A ae jeach g ose; to change our nays when 1 things that we c mn bequeath the follo: All TIC ‘Sim ‘ es nee ete area rene eee x 2 y Loma McLeod © 4 S Nancy Simmons L “e Mr a .( 5 226 Like the skeletons in our closets, The shadows on these walls, Time to leave this place, Time to leave these halls. Separate roads we will take now, Different paths we will choose, All that we will gain, And all we fear we'll lose. Time is Our guide, The future is our key, The people that we were, With the hope of what we'll be. Things that we'll cherish, Things we'll never regret, When we should‘ve smiled, Not wanting to forget. As we look back on the people, Faces we leave behind, Taking a long journey, New lives we will find. We leave to you the memories, And maybe something more, Good-bye CRLS, The CLASS OF 1984. aAa Ricky Ace Rickey Ackley Frances D. Adams Lisa Marie Adams Jane Adario Olga Ahreu John Akmal Al and Carol Rita Kappers Alesi Robert J. Alexander Angela Rose Mario Aliquo Beverly Allen James Allen Rene Allen Julia C. Almeida Eddie Alves Nick Amabile Rosemarie Amabile Helen Amaral John Amaral Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaral Mary Amaral Patty Amaral Phyllis Amaral Theresa Amaral Tony Amaral and Family Keloti Ambosom Bill Ameral Carolyn Ameral Karin Ameral Norma Ameral Rose Ameral Steven Ameral William Ameral Juanita Anderson Mrs. Zelma Appleberry Jacqul A. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Othniel Archer Sonia L. Archer Aristocrat Inc. Milford Armstrong Helen M. Atamian Miss Brenda Atchison Joseph G. August (In Memorium) Scotty Austin Joe Avakain Both Azaline Ferrist Azeez Lauren Bacall Dominic P. Bacci Mary Bacci Margery Bagley Marion I. Bagley, Jr. Marion I. Bagley, Sr. Walter J. Bagley Aaron Baird Diane Balrus Anne A. Balan Herman L. Banks Tanya and Danon Banks Paula Barbosa Mr. and Mrs. F. Barbrie M.A. Barcomb Ma Barker Michele Barker Nana Barker Rita Bartlett Maxcene J. Bascomb Susan A. Bascomb Brian Batchelder Tony Batchelder Phyllis Baxter Phyllis Baxter Shirley Bayley Ramon Baynes Tony Bazzel Joanne L. Beaton J. Bee Mr. and Mrs. Thomal Beech Thomas Beech Mr. Gilles Beland Mr. Marcel Beland Sean Belfast _ Rhonda Simone Bemburry Jack Beniot Julie Beniot Maria |. Benzan Angelo Bergantino Caniella Bergantino Philip Bergstrau Scott A. Berry Chester Betts Paul Bianco Greg Billington Stephen T. 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Wilson Gillian Wolfe Ronald Wong Peter Woo Marvia Wood Ruhamah Wood Nancy Woodland v¥y Judy Yachough Lynne Y. Yeamans Anita Yearwood Prince Yearwood Ralph Yearwood Anita Yearwook Sidney Yeldell Theresa W. Yeldell Mark Yeskutis Yolanda -As- Foxy Ace Alice Young Mary Ann Young Michelle Young zhz Donna Zafferano Francis Zappa MISCELLANEOUS Go For It Randell Kerin Mama Love Nana Love Money Man Mz. Flo Pam “89” Paul “83” Pops Richie Rich! Sexy Cousin Rhonda Torrez Best Wishes “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in Common hours” Henry David Thoreau. Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 from The Sarasin Family 234 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS WwW ewe Gik AT ULATION S:! torthe SOY class oF 1984 HY from Cambridge Family Planning 11 Inman Street Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Tel: 868-2900 eolinne Go. “We don’t fell trees ... we disassemble them” Fully Insured — since “72” Stoneham 438-1759: Cambridge 547-5233. 302 Newbury Street Boston, Massachusetts 02115 (617) 247-3333 Eleanor M. Boyle School of Dance Inc. Olives PeaNe § CONNIE MASCOLL Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Senior Stylist Pointe — Ballet — Jazz — Tap — Acrobatics — Congratulations Kevin PreSchool! — love Mom. Congratulations to the Class of 1984. From John W Wood Scholarship Rindge Alumni Association. 233 234 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 of C.R.LS. Why settle for a little better? Do your best with us. North Cambridge Cooperative Bank 2360 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Telephone. 876-5730. J. August. Co. 1320, Mass Ave. Cambridge Brines Sporting Goods. Sports Equipment and Apparel for the entire family. 29 Brattle Street, Harvard Square, Tel. 876-4218. Bane’s Furniture Worla No nonsense — no frills — furniture 505 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. Ma. 02139. 7 Floors of fine furniture. Tel. 661-6016. E.R. Sage Co. Purveyors of Fine Food. Harvard Square, Belmont, and Boston. Best Wishes Class of 1984. Brighams Tom Daly 699 Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge Tel. 354-9019 COMMERCIAL REMODELING RESIDENTIAL GENERAL REPAIRS Paul F. Coleman Co. GENERAL CONTRACTOR LICENSED — REGISTERED — INSURED ARLINGTON, MA (617) 646-5438 235 236 547-7444 Lic 6737 East Cambridge Plumbing Co. Plumbing - Heating - Gas Fitting 568 CAMBRIDGE ST. Congratulations To ANDRAEA from your Aunt and Uncle Charlene and Walter Beavers To The Girls Voiley Ball Team It’s been Tremendous! Love. Nana and Mrs “C” CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02141 Apostolic Pentecostal Church 47 Howard Street Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 Best Wishes Class of 1984, Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc. 1050 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. 02138 (617) 492-7000 830 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10022 Tel. (212) PLaza 2-1194 CAMBRIDGE The undiscovered city across the river MONTROSE (ov: MARKET 0X: ETH } “ 3 i . — me oa Bs. £ _— , 2 ce CREAM oe oN EB ‘y MEM YORK ae | Torts FOODS 8 oe HEWSPAPERS : 4 Die eecticdlaiaas : One of the most popular student hangouts. Student life Cambridge is known for its student life, and there’s no doubt that the whirlwind of activity surrounding the city’s schools keeps the city young. A lot of visitors report that when they go to Cambridge they just like to hang around “where the students are” to get a feel for the excitement of youth, when everything is possible. If you want to get a sense of this dynamic scene yourself, we suggest a visit to the following hangouts. ’ F es. out wos en a oe i. fs Pe xxMontrose Market Mass. House of Pizza Angelo’s Pizza. These three institutions, which surround the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, hop with activity during the high school’s lunch hour. According to the clerk at the Montrose Market, visitors are guaranteed plenty of student activity at these spots. “The students aren‘t allowed to go more than a block away during lunch hour, so they have to go to these three places.” he explains. “Sage’s won't let them in, and neither will the Broadway Super Market, so they don’t have much choice.” Congratulations to the Class of 1984, The most popular student activities during lunch hour include buying a Coke and a slice of pizza, snacking on a bag of Doritos, or simply relaxing with a Mountain Dew. A word to the wise: the crowd at the Montrose gets so heavy during lunch hour that the store has a doorman who only lets a few students in at a time, a la Studio 54. So look sharp if you want to squeeze into this student hot spot. Our rating system: xxxExcellent — don’t miss it! xGood — worth a detour x|Interesting — passable if visiting means waiting for the “walk” signal. 237 238 Congratulations Class of ‘84 TRANSCOMM INC. ‘TRANSPORTATION FOR SPECIAL NEEDS”’ PHONE 445-6600 BELEEHONE 276-7230 HOURS DAILY 7 - 4:30 P.M. FRIDAYS 7-6 P.M. MAYFLOWER POULTRY CO. JOBING EA KEOHANT Da DiS: A y Ws FRESH POULTRY - EGGS WHOLESALE - RETAIL 547-9191 P. O. BOX 153 310 CAMBRIDGE ST. CAMBRIDGE, MA. 02141 621 CAMBRIDGE STREET, E. CAMBRIDGE, MA O2141 TEL. 547-8230 EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL CAKES AND CANDIES Canbrie Prt Crotepany Louaine's of Cambridge CAKE DECORATING CANDY SUPPLIES LETTERPRESS - OFFSET CAKES AND GIFT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER 47 SEVENTH STREET 544 CAMBRIDGE ST. 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