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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

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If what we have given of ourselves has aided you in your search for personal and universal excellence, we want you to know that you also have enriched our lives. Best wishes to the Class of 1986 The Staff of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School KALEIDOSCOPE Because we, the Class of 1986, are a class of initiators, we think not about how to keep things the same, but how to bring about change for the better. So we, in the tradition of excellence, decided that it was time to give a name to our yearbook, a name which would encompass the unique spirit of our high school. A kaleidoscope, through a scattering of colored glass, transforms the energy of light into many beautiful symmetrical patterns. So it is that the energy of the staff and the students at CRLS have transformed the dissonance of contrasting programs, interests, cultures, and races into ever-changing but consistently harmonious configurations. We present to you then, the first CRLS Kaleidoscope, a representation of our school, and the Class of 1986. 0 9 r: 2 4 oA eS « a “ 4 Q © Pa KODAK SAFETY FILM 5065 KODAK SAFETY FILM S665 There are over sixty different nationalities represented at CRLS. This diversity has been an asset rather than a disadvantage. We have come from different schools, racial backgrounds, and cultures to form a unique academic community. Not only do we come to school to learn a variety of skills, but more importantly, we come together to learn from each other. Together we make a completed puzzle; each part needing each other, and each part equally as important as the others. Coming together at CRLS is an experience that we will never forget. KODAK TX 5063 KODAK TX 5063 KODAK SAFE KODAK SAFET LS . a Fu $ KODAK SAFETY FILM 5063 KODAK SAFETY FILM. SO: COMING TOGETHER Newcomers and visitors to CRLS are often baffled by the sheer size of the student body. Often there seem to be more students than there actually are, because social life at CRLS is carried on everywhere: in corridors, cafeterias, at lockers, in stairwells and, for Juniors and Seniors, in the famous SSC. In this respect, CRLS is like any other highschool; the multiplicity of racial backgrounds may be distinctive, but the existence of cliques and gossip networks, the in-school dating scene and the combination of off-the-wall personalities make this school identical to high schools around the world. Now more than ever there is freedom in fashion. While ten and twenty years ago, there was one style that had to be followed by all of the ‘‘in” people, now, anything goes. Shoes range from traditional penny loafers and flats to combat boots. Boys can pierce and double pierce their ears, wear hot pink and Day-Glo blue. For girls, the mini skirt has come back to stay and pants are not neccessarily worn separately from skirts. Combining the fashion of yesterday with the imagination of tomorrow, the children of the 80’s have truly created a style of their own. a | [ae ar 8 eo 6 unbeidgyt Roackodt 11 Course options at CRLS allow students to add something from their particular interest to an otherwise complete schedule. Participation in optional programs and classes, whether they be for business or the Arts, helps students find out how interested they are in the corresponding careers and gives them the experience needed for a head start. For those students who don’t plan to take what they have learned into the job market, these courses simply provide the opportunity to broaden their horizons, and have a little fun. and ACADEMIC LIFE ith all of the talk- ing in hallways, going to games or dances, the fund- raisers, extra-curricular and special activities, sometimes the _ real purpose for being at CRLS becomes difficult to discern. The largest portion of our time has actually been spent in academic studies. Wheth- er we were learning to solve a matrix or prepare a gourmet meal, what we have been taught here will be the foundation upon which we build our lives. | We have argued con- cepts and we have chal- lenged ideas, to come, finally, to a new and unique realization of our- selves and the world. We have worked hard, ex- perienced much anxiety and lived through our fears of failure, to achieve our personal best. May I extend the congratulations and best wishes of the Cambridge School Department to the Class of 1986. Your achievement at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School during your four years of study has demonstrated concern for excellence in education and the need to meet personal as well as community oals. s Graduation from high school, a memorable and honorable milestone, does not end your quest for excellence. While you have met the prerequesites for a high school diploma, you must now seek to perfect your skills as you advance through a career and or college. The goal of excellence at work, in academics, and family relationships must be reached and reset in continuing cycles to establish a course allowing you to excell throughout your lives. Good luck in the future. Dr. Robert Peterkin Superintendent of Schools 16 On cademic xcellence t : | The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School has a proud tradition of academic excellence. The class of 1986 is no exception. Your classmates have had the unique distinction of participating in two International Academic Decathlons, received 26 awards in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Examination, received numerous awards in Drama, Art, Music, and will gain admission to the most prestigious universities in the country. As you look back on your high school years, the recurring theme, I hope, will be that of academic excellence. Excellence should be defined not only in terms of academic achievement, but also in the full realization of your academic potential. The quest for academic excellence has been fostered and nurtured by your high school experience. By stressing the importance of academic excellence your teachers hoped to instill in you a desire to excel, as well as, to provide you with those skil which are needed to meet the challenges of tomorrow. . It is our hope that upon graduating, you will continue to develop and pursue the never ending search for academic | excellence in a manner that best suits you. Edward Sarasin Principal ee Ce TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT SECTION | STUDENT SECTION I] CHEERLEADING JESSE JACKSON SPORTS ARTS CLUBS IN MEMORIAM ROCK CLIMBING FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION BAHAMAS CAMPING ADDITIONAL FACULTY SPONSORS PROGRAMS ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX SUPPORT STAFF 3l 124 134 dol 154 156 188 193 195 196 202 219 220 222 ae STUDENT LIFE (I to r) Al Ferreira, Faculty Advisor, Danuta Forbes, Susan Bascomb, Editor, Rishia Lee (seated), Jenny Jacobi, Daniel Carreiro, and Joseph X. Sullivan, Faculty Advisor. Missing: Paulino Leonardo, Renai Culpepper, Kevin Smith, Robert Santiago, Asha Mehrling, Kathia Manzi. YEARBOOK STAFF The Staff wishes to acknowledge Ms. Betsy Grady for her proof advice. Mr. Leslie Kimbrough who generously contributed photographs for the Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly, Jesse Jackson’s visit, and the Junior Class trip. Ms. Rife and her typing classes. Bob Elkins who raised more money in the sponsorship drive than anyone else, we gratefully acknowledge his spirit. A special thanks to Daniel Carreiro and Paulino Leonardo for their many hours of hard work in school, and with each deadline they both took hours of work home. Last but not least, our Yearbook editor, Susan Bascomb. This yearbook would not be what it is and without exaggeration may not have been completed if it were not for the many days and evenings of hard, tedious work. Her committment to this task is a tribute to her school spirit and a reflection of her personal integrity. The 1986 Yearbook advisors, Joseph X. Sullivan and Al Ferreira, were consistently hard working and readily available for advice, assistance, and encouragement. Special thanks to them because of their persistence and dedication in spite of the many drawbacks. 19 _ its Micasilillmeaiasacasiiilils ibiibb ie tiil! H Roosevelt Towers Inman Square Fire Station Mural Harvard Square’s Out of Town News The Harrington School s new T station Porter Square 20 For those of us who have lived in Cambridge for most of our lives, !and aren’t really planning to leave, the city has become entwined with our own personal histories. For others, thoughts of Cambridge | and thoughts of our years here at CRLS will go hand in hand. In both cases, many of the little real-life dramas that were part of our growing up have been enacted here, in the stores, squares, streets and neighborhoods of Cambridge. We will always remember it. AROUND TOWN The Lechmere T Station East Cambridge Tracks Central Square Western Avenue and Howard Street 91 Advisors, Mr. Pescatore and Ms. Berry William Roman, Allison Goerner, and Anita Wan Renai Culpepper ROCKING HORSE RANCH David Archibald Joanna Slaney and Gretchen Herold ——— and Jodo Lopes a3 They have a good astrophysics program Applications on the run. Well, Rick we have so much to offer . . . The College Fair was an overwhelming success, with over 200 colleges attending. The recruiters, who came from as close as Harvard, to as far away as Chicago, were all very helpful. Tobias Vieira, Daniel Carreiro Tracy Williams, Rich Chambers Norman Foo with college recruiter. (L. to R.) Lori Madison, Lisa Madison, Maria Ragone. 24 _ Each year, the Senior Class of CRLS hosts a Blood Drive sponsored by the Red Cross. The total donation from the Drive has always played an important part in helping to supplement the city’s emergency View from Theatre Joe Rousseau blood supply. This year the need was greater than usual; many regular donors withdrew their support because of the raging epidemic of fear about the AIDS disease. However, with the help of Mr. McGillicudy, a Science teacher at CRLS who organizes the Blood Drive each year, the Red Cross staff was able to dispel enough of that fear to make the Blood Drive worthwhile. The nurses tested 56 potential donars, and were able to collect 48 pints of blood in all. Our Blood Drive Renai Culpepper was indeed a success. Gerard McDonald VISION (Back Row L. to R.) George Dyer, Brad Davidson, Beth Friedman, Rolf Parrenas (Front Row L. to R.) Susan Kam, Pat Fitzgerald, Caleb Donaldson ACADEMIC DECATHALON Annie Glenn (missing from above group shot) getting two George Dyer reading the options on a super quiz question. right answers on the super quiz. Se Our team waiting for the outcome. Super Quiz spectators. 26 Three trophies (3rd place is ours) Henry Lukas explaining procedure The 1985 Academic Decathalon was held at CRLS. Our students placed third in a field of thirty-five. Caleb Donelson won a silver metal for English, while Brad Davidson captured two bronze medals, one for English and one for Fine Arts. Our CRLS Percussion Group Rolf Parrenas Caleb thinking Philip Harris getting a Super Quiz question right. Karima Robinson lighting the candle of Faith (Imani). Stephen Allen lighting the candle of Ujimaa (Collective Work a Responsibility). The Annual Kwanzaa celebration was presented this year during the month of December. The Black Student Union successfully combined students of the Black race from several countries in a program that was informative as well as entertaining. KWANZAA | . The Haitian Dance Troop, Pierreland Charles, Marie Silencieux, Betty Sylvain, Francoise Sylvain, Ermita Cadet, and Choreographer Lesili Antoine. Alicia Sealey, Tarah Hilsman, Jennifer Lewis, and Nicole Cox. Jenny Goodwin and Susan Bascomb. 28 Members of the Black Student Union, the History _ department, and the Teaching Staff presented two programs _to celebrate the first national holiday of the birthday of slain Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin ‘Luther King Jr. Participants of _the assembly spoke about the Maurice Page Lee Kimbrough MARTI UTHER KING JR. DAY Civil Rights Movement, past experiences, and taking the dream of Dr. King into the 21st century. On the following day guest speaker Charles Stith encouraged students to take pride in themselves and to achieve excellence in their future goals. Black Student Union Gospel Choir Snore a dream thal tld every valley - shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plains, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together. MARTON LUTHER Rome, Je 29 TO CLASS OF °86 SECTION I om ul 30 Mr. Pescatore, Advisor Mr. Kimbrough, Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Debbie Gentile, Secretary Jesse Turtle, Treasurer Kathia Manzi, Vice-President 31 32 Shaun L. Adams Kelly A. Ames Melanie L. Aeschliman Avelino G. Alves Christopher M. Albergo M. Almeida Keith E. Albert Kara L. Armstrong William M. Arrevalo Yoon-sung Bae David N. Archibald Chandra M. Banks Michelle A. Anglin Patricia P. Barbosa 33 Jared F. Bartie Susan A. Bascomb Lori A. Batchelder Michelle A. Beaulieu Birat Beyene Marc L. Blemur Joseph V. Borelli Phaedra Butler Alexander E. Bushkoff Brian Campbell Daniel Carreiro Raphael Brickman Maria C. Carreiro Reyna L. Castillo Ellen W. Catavalo Maria D. Cerquira eee Yung Tang Chan Lidia M. Chaves Rieke H. Chen Laura J. Christie Vilma Cirilo Jennifer D. Clement Kim E. Cobbuzzi | Kevin M. Connell : Philip Conrad Sean P. Conroy Paul J. Corea 37 38 William E. Cornelius Carol A. Dahl Laura M. Costa Maria A. DaCosta Paulo J. Coutinho Renai R. Culpepper Winston C. Cox Particia L. D'Amico Kenny R. Darling Derrick A. Davis Michael Davis Minerva DeJesus Kelly F. Dennehy 39 Edward P. DePierro Camille Desravines Rosa DiTucci Audrey Dobson Lisa Doherty 40 Artishia C. Dottin Debra A. Doughty Mary E. Doyle Robert B. Elkins Darin S. Evans Linda T. Evans Michael J. Fagan 41 Caprice D. Fair Robert Fennell Silverio Ferreira Donald F. Ferry co Andrea P. Flash Kimberly A. Foley 42 Patrick J. Fontaine Paulette A. Francis David P. Frasier Madalena C. Frias Darren Fry ‘ Norman Fu Vivian Fu Hanif G. Gadatia Victor Garcia James J. Garside Michelle R. Gebhart Michael A. Germano 44 Alison L. Goerner Catherine Gomez Timothy R. Grant Raymond D. Gray Rhonda D. Greene Alzira C.Grilo Jason A. Grimm Arline M. Harrington Philip F. Harris Frances C. Hartnett Laureen I. Hartnett Irawati Hendrata at. Daniel Heredia 46 Gretchen Herold Thomas J. Hinds William H. Holshouser Frances M. Hudson Jang-Hook Hwang Jennifer Jacobi Jacques Joseph Giuliano Julian 47 Honorine Karakhanian Steven J. Kelley Charles E. Kennedy Marie R. Kennedy Evangelin Kitmiridis Michael J. Korocinski 48 Cedric C. Lawson Helio P. Leal Rishia D. Lee Unae O. Lee Robert S. Lenkauskas Paulino Leonardo Elizabeth A. Logan Pt foe Joao Lopes 49 Rui Lopes Jose J. Luciano Maria Luciano Loriellen Madison William A. Maloney Debra Marazzo Carmen C. Martins 50 Louvenia R. Mathis John Matthews Joseph F. Mazzei A Marc C. McDaniels Mark A. Medeiros Paul A. Melo 51 Junior W. Moore Siobhann M. Moore Linda M. Morais Fernando L. Morales Victor M. Moreira Tamyko Morris 52 Marvalett Moulton Melissa Murray Elizabeth T. Neighbor Charles Offley Timothy J. O’Rourke Joao L. Pacheco Robert A. Pacheco Kathleen M. Page 53 Carmen I. Paniagua Diane M. Parks Emanuel D. Pastreich Annis D. Perez Renée Perry 54 Carol Phillips Julie A. Powell David W. Powers Robinson D. Pyle Manuela F. Ramos Kimberly J. Rauscher Beverly Ream 55 Joseph A. Reinert Daniel J. Reis Lisa M. Rivera Wayne K. Robbins Rumeal Robinson Charline Romanos 56 Agostino Rotundo Tanya M. Ryken Mary C. Savickas a Joao P. Serrano Cheryl A. Sheafer - Stacie Silva Sonya L. Sisco 57 Jessica S. Slattery Kevin Smith Sharon P. Smith Beth H. Spartichino James T. Speros Judith St. Jean 58 Corinne Stevens Jennifer K. Toner = Christion Thompson Benjamin M. Tavares Jesse A. Turtle Velho 59 Mariana F. Victoria Nancy Vilsaint Anita Y. Wan Lorraine Y. Wang Donna L. Watson Andrea J. Welke Colin A. White Robert F. Williams Leslie M. Wood Daniel J. Woods Diane E. Wooldridge Debra C. Rhonda D. Yard Stephen Leroy Yard, Jr. 61 CLASS OF °86 D. ‘= SECTION II i i i i Arthur Alford Carlene Alien | | | | Brian Altomare Demetra Anagnostopoulus Dorothy Anderson John Andrews Veronica Arrendol Kim Barrett Ernest Barthlemy Rhonda Bembury Mark Brathwaite Nemesio Braz Richard Bresica Marcella Brito William Burke Jutta Callinan Raymond Cardosi Benjamin Carr Betty Carreiro Yung Chueng Chan Sally Chaves Susan Clark Kristin Clinton Frank Cooper Fernando Costa Richard Costa aa Kathryn Dahl Christopher Daniels Thomas Dempsey Patricia Dinsmore Caleb Donaldson Lisa Donavan Daryl Dottin Veronica Douglas ee Maurice Elliot Carline Elysse Mabil Emmad Mary Estrella Jean Falaise Kevin Farrell Anabela Fernandes 68 Michelle Fiore Curtis Fisher Patrick Fitzerald Alvaro Fontes Sandra Gage Susan Gardner 69 Nancy Gaudet Matthew Gauland Donald Gibbons Barry Greene Brian Greene Dawn Greenidge Maria Stella Gorospe 70 Mona Haywood Aliisa Higley Christopher Halford Victoria Holder Alex Gurevich Jamie Holway Kathryn Hynes Ronald Hubbard Jane Jackson Frances Jarvis Betty Ann Johnson Lynette Jones 72 Ricky Kantor Rutina Katz Kevin Keegan Nadine Kellyman Jubedaben Khalifa Kenroy Laidlaw Bertine Larosiliere John Larson 73 Cynthia Laycox Rose Marie Leonce Deborah Logiudice Cidalia Lopes Gerard MacDonald Laura Madrigal 74 Thomas Maldonado Kathia Manzi Ralph Marifiote Chris Marstall Melleta Marx Keith Mascoll Cherl McCollin Karon McCollin 75 Thomas MclInerny Asha Maria Mehrling Olga Melo Stacey Mendez Terrill Mosley Virginia Nash Vasuki Nesiah 76 Rhodes Noel Marie Noel Chris O’Bryant Nancy Nichols Beth Ochieng Kim Nichols Miriam Ochoa 77 Nadine Orcel Jacqueline Pagan . Maria Pereira Alba Perez Benjamin Perry Lawanda Perry Thomas Petrillo 78 Scott Phillips John Poirier Thomas Poirier Joanne Polimou Charles Postell Donramesh Queen Kaarina Roberts Janice Robinson Eddie Rocha Nanette Rodrigues Elizabeth Rosa Miriam Rosa Reynaldo Santiago Roberto Santiago Shiferaw Kelly Schofield Holly Silcox Peter Saxman Joanna Slaney Shiela Sarchioni Larae Smith at Sh ee 82 Carol Spinosa Robert Sylvain Arwen Staros Robert Swanson Jefferey Summers Kimberly Sutherland Claretha Sutherland Marianne Tirico Stephen Thompson Tracy Townsend Marie Tegan George Vailliant Ana Tavares x Thomas Villacis Janina Walcott Sherry Warren Glenn Welch Christopher Wigfall Mark Williams Adam Witkus 8A Fung-wah Wong Steven Allen Catherine Alfano Lucia Barros Scott Brown Valerie Charest Roy Charles Lisa Collins Lorenzo Clay Kevin Deluca Marie-Ange Denis Patricia Dinsmore Linda Dubuque Danuta Forbes Michael Gallagher 86 Paul Girard Sara Glenn Keith Interrante Hermite Louissant Carrie Lopresti Arthur Linardos Connie Lima % Patrick Lilley James Lewis Janine Leone Carolann LeCroy 87 Chuang-Teh Ma Kerri McGrath Gloria Mejia Daniel Miller Kathleen Morehouse Bruce Moses Thomas Murphy co Andrew Norton Michelle Novis Marie Guerda Occil Jonas Paul Luis Pereira Judith Remy Kim Roberts Eva Marie Scalese - Tsehaye Seble Donald Spears Stephen Tierney Robin Thurston Shushi Yoshinaga 89 QPRRiy, ¢ Khrtr souaghi SOQ BAL. ¢ FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS AND BAND Sot tt M . ‘ Cor ameemmmmmn Bas saepemeee j roomrmrmermnsrmeninmenens |. eerecreenmntommnn cmt tia errant ie ceteroremrmeneprm mre I pee 3 EY vy patie ache accel g , Jesse Turtle ‘ iS 5 oO v S| iS t 3 } oO © £ S) = Qu King and Queen and Debbie Gentile TURKEY DAY RALLY 91 UP WITH HOPE, DOWN WITH DOPE Reverend Jesse Jackson addressed an overflow crowd in the Fitzgerald Auditorium in March, 1985. He urged students to use their talents develop their intellects, and take positions of leadership in tomorrow’s world. Stressing ‘attitude, aptitude, and appearance,’ Jackson warnet today’s youth not to surrender to the temptations of premature sex and drugs. More than 200 students repsonded to Jackson’s plea that thoseit the audience who had abused drugs should stand. Reverend Jackson returned to CRLS in the autumn of 1985 to attend a follow-up meeting with the confessed abusers. ) 2 LIGI | ie = sa ei O | [I ee Ea ee a HOSE oy Ue =e. SPORTS 93 (Standing L.-to R.) Coach John Silva, Heather Thompson, Carin Anderson, Aby Brown, The Girl’s Soccer Team finished with a 7-7-2 record Mai Sam, Dee Zepf, Justina Rhodenbaugh, Rhonda Greene, Nancy Costa, Elenore Cabot, o] Pp ’ - os this year. Team effort is our motto. Thanks to our Asst. Coach Valerie A. Bonds. (Kneeling L. to R.) Erica Herold, Jessica Ferraro, Rachel teammates and coaches. Colanino, Erin McAuliffe, Linda Frisoli, Anabella Carroga, Berta Torres, Sara Pelrine. (Sitting L. to R.) Khari Hilsman, Lissa Galluccio, Jenny Aeschliman, Tricia McQuade, Annabelle Winnie, Elda Ruiz. Jenny in the Goal, 28 Tricia McQuade, 37 Aby Brown, and on the ball, Khari Hilsman. seat Rhodenbaugh — Suburban League All-Star. Erika Herold clears the all. € :2 gx 58 Tricia McQuade, 20 Rhonda Greene, 37 Aby Bro Aeischliman in the goal and Khari Hilsman on the ground. ‘i. wn. Jenny Lissa Galluccio’s shot on goal. 4 Berta Torres backing up the rear. The three Suburban League All-Stars, Joseph Entin, Nemesio Braz, and Keith Mascoll. Nemesio is (Back row L. to R.) Goalie Cedric Lawson, Oscar Fernandez, Fernando Costa, Josh top goal scorer in Rindge hi i Bartholomew, Salazar Silva, Roy Charles, Mark Nichols, John Serrano, Matt Gauland, 9 pate We finished tee pa ee sou ane Marc McGovern, Rene Novoa, Coach Andy Inglis (Front Row L. to R.) Eddy Ramos, Will é rd place, only Holshouser, Co-capt. Joseph Entin, Co-capt. Nemesio Braz, Kenroy Laidlaw, Keith 4 points out of Ist. Mascoll, Joachim Martin — Goalie. . ; fojihy Will clearing the ball Keith heading the ball CRLS breaking for a shot Keith after heading the ball 95 (Back: L. to R.) Coach Maguire, Sal Framondi, Rich Dubuque, Lance Campbell, Scott Cody, Suraffel Assefa, Jamaih Prince, Bob Elkins, Kenny Forde. (Front: L. to R.) Ray Ausrotas, Mosi Muhari, Jesse Backstrom, Amos Augustine, Darcy Welsh, Dave Rivera, Seth Cooper Boy’s Cross Country Takes 3rd in a Row. Led by Sophomore All-Scholastic Scott Cody, the Boy’s Cross Country team won its third consecutive Suburban League Championship. The boys captured the Northeastern Invitational and the prestigious Our Lady of Providence Invitational early in the season. At the Eastern Mass. Championships the super sophomore duo of Cody and Jamaih Prince placed first and eighth enabling CRLS to finish runner-up behind defending State Champs, Xaverian. At the All-State meet Cambridge’s all underclassman team of Lance Campbell, Ken Forde, Mosi Muhari, Ray Ausrotas, Suraffel Assefa, Cody, and Prince, finished 4th. Ray Ausrotas Suraffel Assefa Lance Campbell Kenny Forde Scott Cody a OUNTRY os F thy . a a sae SS ie (Back Row L. to R.) Coach Joe Sousa, Kristin Smaby, June Parks, Audrey Dobson, Kristin Hagen (Front Row L. to R.) Kristen Stockard, Gretchen Herold, Francis Jarvis, Erin Murphy The Girls Cross Country team had the best season in the history of the school. They began by winning the Bedford Invitational, and went on to win the Catholic Memorial as well. They completed an excellent dual season with a 5-1 record, losing to North Quincy by only one point. The season ended with a second place in the Eastern Mass. Division 1 Meet, and an outstanding third in the All State. The team was led by co-captains Francis Jarvis, an All-Scholastic and league All Star, and Gretchen Herold. ARID eae re Audrey Dobson Francis Jarvis Gretchen Herold we wis Amy Castle Sarah Cooper, Aimee Hendrigan MING ee (Standing Poolside L. to R.) Jerry Fairfield — diving coach, Cristel Sloan — co-captain, (Standing Board) Robin Messer, (Sitting Board) Cindy Brown, (Standing Board) Lisa Gurevich, (Sitting Board) Malaika Tabors, (Standing poolside L. to R.) Dana Jarvis, John Samp — Coach. (Back Row L. to R.) Jessica Schablein, Annie Glenn, Tobe Torsgren, Amy Castle, Adria Zilonis, Maisha Moses. (Middle Row L. to R.) Rachel Reiser, Kate Richards, Aimee Hendrigan, Karen Boyle, Ruth Murray, Donna Mandosa. (Front Row L. to R.) Tarah Hilsman, Sarah Cooper, Betsy Flack, Gina Hawley, Lisa Ziegler, Claudia Bestor. Not in picture, CO-captain Kelli Simmons, Kati Holway. Malaika Tabors Lisa Gurevich Dana Jarvis : Back Row (L to R) Jude Louis-Juste, Maceo Bishop, Launce Bicknell, Aleksi Suvanto, Mark Nichols, Dave Tabors, Salazar Silva, Luis Santiago, Bubby Hearn, Edgard Garcia, Coach John Samp Front Row (L to R) Brett Lieberman, Josh Bartholomew, Kevin West, Co-capt. Peter Schmidt, Co-capt Manny Pastreich, Jeremy Cantor, Paul Woodruff, Olof Ehrenstrom, Seth Cooper, Coach J. Fairfield, Damian Stowell The 85-86 boys swim team improved markedly over last year, raising its team record to .500 for the first time in three years. Led by senior captain Manny Pastreich and junior superstar Brett Lieberman, the mermen defeated Waltham, Arlington, Blue Hills, Quincy and Don Bosco. Much of the success could be attributed to newcomers Jason Agee, Jeremy Cantor, Bubby Hearn, Mark Nichols, Josh Pastreich, Damian Stowell, Dave Tabors, and Kevin West. Other standouts included co-captain Peter Schmidt, Seth Cooper, Josh Bartholomew, Olof Ehrenstrom, Salazar Silva, and Aleksi Suvanto. Prospects for next year are excellent with only Manny Pastreich due to be lost to graduation. Bite Seth Cooper Launce Bicknell Maceo Bishop Manny Pastreich See CRLS Golf Team (L. to R. Standing) Jim Kelley, Andrew Calkins, Danny Gonzalez, Coach Joe Pagliaro, Tommy Glenn, Mark Madden, John Paul Logivdice. (L. to R. Kneeling) Jim Ignasio, Scott Oliver cal Jim Ignasio Danny Gonzalez Scott Oliver Mark Madden Pre-game spirit Junior Varsity (Back Row L. to R.) Margorie Parent, Gage Gorsuch, Lisa Gage, Thomas Michael Bonds, Aileen Libert, Ginny Nash, Rose Comperchio, Coach Ms. Taxi. (Front Row L. to R.) Melanie Hobbs, Patricia Ragone, Karen McCollin, Rosa Lopez, Reeny Karkhanian. Tiffany serves Ms. Town goes over game plans VOLLEYBALL se hematite lie (Back Row L. to R.) Andrea Flash, Susan Mescal, Barbara Hinton, Tammy Jones, Tricia Gerard, Coach Ms. Town, (Front Row L. to R.) Rene Perry, Tiffany Mann, Angie Dunn, Rosa DiTucci, Nicole Pacheco, Lisa Soo Hoo, Susan DiClemente. Tammy Jones bumps Tricia dives 101 |: Row (L to R) Coach Wadie Geraigery, Chris nam, Mark Medrios, James Holoway, Pat Fitzgerald, captain Dave Frasier, Captain Joe Mazzei, Captain Lance Dottin, John Poirrier, Doyle Weston, ston Cox, Keith Albert. Second Row (L to R) ich Pat Carevello, Aram Dottin, Chip Greenidge, He Turtle, Mike Mazzei, Juan Figeroua, Victor inet, Franklin Fair, Waldy Clark, Arcello Davis, ner Copel, Tom Gannon. third Row (L to R) J. %vely, Chris Wigfall, Jon Tynes, Brian Murphy, Karl ipe, Gary Ezell, Danny McNeil, Gary Henry, 4%,on Banks, Anthony Zanelle. @th Row (L to R) Jake Murray, Danny Calvert, 4 ick Anderson, Bill Grase, Robert Kinch, Jeff Oliver, ion Neves, Marino Carerow, Ray Gray. Fifth Row � R) Matt Haggman, Dennis Vigilante, Gabe Artis, y Green, Fred Hector, Chris Barcellos, Mike stachino, Carlos Sanchez, Aram Foley. 103 ALPINE CLUB 104 From its humble beginnings in 1977 to the current Ski Mania, the CRLS Alpine Ski Club has taken over 5,000 students up and down the “‘Mogully” slopes of New England. This year’s total alone will approach 1,000, and along with the expanded Alpine Program in physical education, has taken our school by storm. Our Coordinator, Mike Krasnow, and past Directors George Greenidge and Mary Louise Piret, would like to thank all the teachers and staff who helped make the trip successful, especially Filomena Silva, John Samp, Mike Brown, and Les Kimbrough — who were always there when we needed them, and Brian Roach, who has helped train racers this year. And of course, a special thanks to Youth Enrichment Services Incorporated, without whom the activity would have been economically unfeasible. Nil Now this is the stuff that makes it all worthwhile! Ward’s group looks for some action. Olof and the Tabors teams line up for the race. wed Now where are those moguls I’ve heard so much about? No, Kraz, I’m not posing! hme, dg Skiing isn’t so hard. Jerome and Phil are unaware of being photographed. 105 We didn’t get much sleep last night. D’s and E’s are ready for anything. Jhoanna and Shi-Yuan are being watched by Charles. 106 Max emerges from an unexpected tumble in the woods. “Bubbles” and Ma Stella will represent the Phillippines in the world cup competition. as a ES We’re ready for the ski jump. . y Come on, Mary Louise, spread your arms and you can fly like us. Filo demonstrates a new style to her class, (Break Skiing?). 107 108 M Hess ray Sitting, (L to R) Jamalh Prince, Sal Fromondi, Darcey Welch, Sean Belfast, David Archibald, Chris Thompson, Randy Barrows, Ray Ausrotas. Kneeling (L to R), Nicholas Speros, David Rivera, Ray Neves, Frappy Desjardines, Rollen Herald, Job Artist, Kevin Smith, Peter Henry, Scott Cody. Standing (L to R), Coach Frank McCarthy, Bruce Moses, Richard esl ens Sys Assefa, Waldy Clarke, Sean Burke, Arlan Dobson, Lance Campbell, Karim Saunders, Kenny Forde, oach Bob McGuire. TRACK AND FIELD ; . ee _——— : yorrecwe 5 OO ccm — _cetomeaissemnO OO 109 ARE 4 TRACK e _ cMROINGD PMBRIDG, MBRID, Werach ipacr® AM RIDGE TRACK 2 ’ fey a ON 1st row sitting | to r Lisa Galluccio, Lisa Morgan, Karon McCollin, Dawn Greenidge, Alanna Haywood, Maya Mauch, Erin Murphy 2nd row I tor Kristin Smaby, Leigh Simpson, Keren Conseillant, Sarah Cooper, Renai Culpepper, Andrea Flash, Gretchen Herald, Lisa Soohoo, Melanie Hoffs, June Parks 3rd row | to r Assistant Coach Denise Banks, Kristen Stockard, Michelle Earde, Jennifer Entine, Audrey Dobson, Carin Anderson, Frances Jarivs, Kibi Schultz, Alexis Stamps, Jennifer Garland, Coach Joe Sousa The girls track team had a season worth remembering! Led by co-captains Dawn Greenidge and Karon McCollin, the girls were undefeated league champs, winners of the Class A State Relays and runner-up in the Division 1 State Championship. Several longstanding fieldhouse records were broken this year, by sophomore June Parks in the 600, Karon McCollin in the 50, and Carin Anderson in the 50 yard hurdles. Although integral members of the team are graduating, we hope for even more success in the upcoming years. be Pann ae CAMADD iy Frances Jarvis Carin Anderson 110 (MBRIDCE yon e” Seniors Dawn Greenidge, Andrea Flash, Frances Jarvis, Audrey Dobson, Coach Joe Sousa, Gretchen Herold, Renai Culpepper, Karon McCollin Dawn Greenidge an vg, � Gretchen Herold Karon McCollin, Andrea Flash 111 Front Row, (L to R) Dan Nahase, Jeffrey Sommers, Tony Washington, Rumeal Robinson, Michael Jarvis, Thomas Maldonado Back Row, (L to R) Shilov Miller, Jonathan London, Jim Edgehill, Mark Brathwaite, Jamie Holway, Russel Jarvis, Cedric Jones, Lance, Dottin, Jared Bartie, Franklin Fair, Coach Al Cocoluto. BASKETBALL CRLS Cheerleaders Capt. Rumeal Robinson and Coach Al Cocoluto 112 Jimmy Edgehill Lance Dottin Tony Washington Jared Bartie Capt. Rhonda Greene goes for the shot. és . 2 si Kneeling (I to r) Tiffany Mann, Nicole Pacheco, Erin Peterson, Capt. Rhonda Greene, Nicole Carter, Lucy Scal Standing (I to r) Angie Dunn, Tricia McQuade, Gage Gorsuch, Dorothy (Tot) Anderson, Tammy Jones, Vale Anderson, Lissette Miranda, Coach Audrey Cabral-Pini. Capt. Rhonda Greene Dorothy (Tot) Anderson and Erin Peterson 114 Capt. Rhonda Greene SEN Tammy Jones , Gage Gorsuch, Tricia MacQuade, and Lucy Scalese Erin, Rhonda and Gage await a foul shot. Erin Peterson 115 116 117 Standing (1 to r) Rick Alford, Coach Tom Healy, Patrick Fitzgerald, David Kelly, Rentice Thompson, Greg Edwards, Joe Audet, Dan Calvert, Rob McDermott, Karl Happe, Alexi Joannidis, Jesse Turtle, and Coach Goodwin Kneeling (I to r) Pat Fonatine, Tome Poliari, Sean Yard, Steven Batcher, Tim Stiece, Chris Andrean, Joe Russle, Roy Howard, David Wilkson. Not in picture John Baringould, Juda Hughes, Chip Greenidge Poet tio: Tim Stiece anxiously awaits his match Senior captain Rick Alford gets hurt at a crucial part of the season - Dan Calvert uses Forearm to apply pressure on his opponent 118 Roy Howard tries to avoid being rolled Every day the members of the wrestling team gave their souls for this sport, pushed their bodies to the point of exhaustion, and” finally reached their peak of physical conditioning. The final members of the team, led by captains Jesse Turtle, Rick Alford, and Patrick Fitzgerald, and coached by Tom Healy, showed immeasureable dedication to wrestling and should be highly commended. ] ey Jerry Andet, Coach Healy, and David Andet eager watch the match Joe Audet makes a switch to take control | Senior captain Rick Alford goes for pin against Randolph Sean Yard looks to the coach for advice = ee a ae Senior captain Pat Fitzgerald lock up with heavy weight from C.M. Joe Audet screams moves to teammate 119 af £ _ ™ : Team waits for the ref to signal a pin Capt. Fitzgerald goes for pin to lift Cambridge over C.M. Dan Calvert awaits the whistle 120 Greg Edward awaits the referee’s signal ett. Joe Audet head to head against Charlie Casex of C.M. Pat Fontaine tries for a pin during sectionals 12] 122 vy oy tinea bOT Sseeeme De ee Rd x : ay Mayor Russell throws out the first ball ‘ass eee Indore ios J A - J eae a Signa setibieg Soe i 4 2 ve aa 2 ae oe ss e iy x ce b shud Ae 4 r . ; pee %$ re Joe Avakian and Jason O’Connell 123 | AHN} Coy ee ‘a SUCRE 2 Sahih (ey ' We iV) Hy v| Iyer er tL (lr S ———— _ ———— a 124 5 12 aaway AT THE $4 DOOR July 18,19,20,26,27 W ‘3m 7:30 PM Matinee: July 27 2:00 PM CRLS Arts Center 459 Broadway Cambridge FOR MORE INFORMATION 498-9202 “Guys and Dolls,”’ Frank Loesser’s beautiful score for the “‘musical fable of Broadway”’ set in the 50’s, was performed by the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School on July 18, 19, 20, 26, and 27th of 1985. The cast of the musical deserves much credit, for most of the rehearsals were during the summer. The cast included: Chad Leith, Fanshen Cox, Kurt Stubbins, and Carin Anderson in major roles, with Ray Austrotas, Patrick Donnelly, Darin Evans, Adam Gulinello, Alex Gurevich, Chris Marstall, Ian Baring-Gould, Matt Damon, Tori Hunt, and James Roberts playing gamblers. Members of the mission were Jacques Joseph, Tarah Hilsman, Sara Lazar. Jessica Lynch and John Gibbins. Finally, the Hot Box girls summed up the cast with members including Traci Bingham, Reyna Castillo, Lisa Gurevich, Dana Jarvis, Melissa Marotto, Eunice Rodrigues, Cindy Smith, Heather Thompson, Susan Walter, and Jason Carr as Lt. Brannigan. Overall, Guys and Dolls was an overwhelming success! 126 127 DRAMA ‘Lysistrata’, written in 412 B.C. by Aristophanes, is a cautionary tale concerning a woman’s strike for peace. The plot centers around Lysistrata, the determined Athenian, who organizes and unites women of the warring city-states of Greece to wage a strike against their bellicose men until all arms are laid aside. The CRLS production of Lysistrata was presented in December of 1985. The cast was composed of a large number of talented CRLS students. The multi-leveled set designed by Richard J. Geffen. Produced by Gerry Speca, Lysistrata is a comedy that highlights the similarities between Ancient Greece and the Modern World. 128 Yung-Tang Chan Kaarina Lee Robe ART 130 Celia Connaire Daniel Owusu Lisa Viksnins 131 rcia Victor Ga Laura Christie Kevin Smith D we ms ap QO. x re G © f= S Le QO. © Z. nm Y) oe Kevin Keegan Christopher O’Bryant Jessie Mekie Susan Bascomb 133 134 ONG an ox fh ‘6 Ds 4] x Ks Up nh Cae QR yy) AGL Ys Ss Zi WEEN. SG, on ACS ( : MIT: Les A e ee Ane. ce PTA RURNRN CANE == a 6 a. rs mz 5 y ze f ip S ‘ BIYTY i Z - ‘A, Gao 1 | Ve ss SPSS) KZ SS ‘ u : ? SAS a ue SOIR ene st } re ieremataser i: Aeon ae a GIES aa oem, ASIAN CLUB 135 136 BLACK STUDENT UNION CULTURAL CLUB OF INDIA FRENCH CLUB 137 138 FUNDAMENTAL STUDENT GOVT. GYMNASTICS CLUB HISPANIC CLUB 139 140 GOVT. FE C STUDENT GOVT. HOUSE D ITALIAN CLUB 141 K. B. CLUB 142 LAW CLUB 143 MASS. PEP 144 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OC. ED. STUDENT GOVT. 145 146 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PORTUGUESE CLUB STAFF STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING 147 148 STUDENT SECURITY STUDENTS FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS CLUB RAE WILDERNESS CLUB 149 IN MEMORIAM Antoine Hyppolite 1935-1986 Students and staff were saddened to learn of the death of Mr. Antoine Hyppolite in January, 1986. Born and educated in Haiti, aS Mr. Hyppolite taught school in Africa before coming to the U.S. in = 1974. He joined the faculty of CRLS in 1982, and taught Social a Studies in the Bilingual Department. 151 IN MEMORIAM oe Ae eee eT ee ee ee 4 3 a xs 4 Joseph F. Maynard A staunch advocate for poor and learning disabled students, School Commitee Member, Joseph F. Maynard died in November, 1985. He had served on the School Committee from 1955 to 1961, and from 1969 to his death. Mr. Maynard dedicated his efforts to the children of Cambridge. We shall miss h im. 152 IN MEMORIAM Leonard J. Russell 1932-1985 A true friend to the students of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, Mayor Russell was the main speaker at the CRLS graduation on June 3, 1985. He addressed the 517 graduates telling them. “You are truly champions’, and urged them always ‘‘to maintain a balance between pride and humility.” 153 WILDERNESS ROCK CLINBING 154 what — up? A Watch the climber! Telephone for me? : : =) g i= g = £ fe) oO E Ko) os e) Hey, how’d you get here? t i I made m movin’ on up If Now you know why I’m losing my hair! Al explores for lichen 155 CON aes i ys Principal Edward Sarasin ADMINISTRATION Asst. Principal Diane Tabor Asst. Principal Henry Lukas Asst. Principal Warren Ferzoco . 157 L. Aaronson S. Adamsky Social Studies Coordinator, Business on ae R. Alesi P. Amenkowicz Title I Home Economics Title I A. G. Axtman R. Barbosa Director, Music Guidance Business B. Bates G. Bell Physical Education, UMPA Bilingual 158 Ber... M. Berry Physical Education P. Bergstrom Occupational Education E. Brad P. Bretholtz Social Studies English a Mee EeBitllock Teacher's Resource Center Social Studies Enterprise Coop. P. Burke L. Burns English Guidance 159 tb ee san ares N. Burns Mathematics D. Burroughs English V. Caetana Bilingual T. Burns English R. Cabral A. Cabral-Pini Housemaster, House D Mathematics W. Calore Occupational Education M. Canel Bilingual 160 J. Cardoso A. Carnabucci Bilingual Occupational Education N. Carroll P. Cassidy Health and Safety Mathematics Computer Science REIN S. Chaet C. Chapman Y. Cherish Coordinator, Social Studies Modern Languages Occupational Education Se ge al J. Che A. Cicerone M. Clanc Bureau of Peal Services Social Studies Building Trades and Services a _ A. Clayton B. Clemons Bilingual Bureau of Pupil Services 161 4 K. Clinton L. Clinton English Social Studies . oO ae A. Coccoluto J. Colannino T.I.C. House B Social Studies W. Colon M. Conceison F. Connolly Guidance Business Bureau of Pupil Services J. Contrucci T. Conward Coordinator, Drama Social Studies 162 oS a P. Corbin M. Corless Art Enterprise Coop., English SEZ ee aie peeps eouuar noi? oi 4a Sees omen ARMNCHL REE E. Correia J. Costello M. Cotter Occupational Education Occupational Education Modern Languages M. Couture E. Culhane P. Culhane Business Physical Education Modern Languages Ket Se. P. Cummings E. Curry Music Mathematics Computer Science a T. Curtin P. DaCunha Physical Education Guidance C. Delaney P. Demetri B. Derocher English Modern Languages Enterprise Coop. : M. Desimone M. Devaney J. Devine Social Studies Student Supervisor Reading S. Dickerson J. Dignan English Bureau of Pupil Services 164 J. Dottin B. Downes Home Economics Guidance D. Downes L. Driscoll P. Dussault English Occupational Education B. Ehrlich E. Farinato R. Farinato Dance Guidance Mathematics E. Farrington J. Ferolito Science Mathematics 165 J. Ferraro A. Ferreira Work Study Art a O. Ferreira V. Finn T. Finstein Modern Languages Social Studies Occupational Education K. Fitzpatrick S. Framondi P. Frassa English Guidance Mathematics E. Fratto Physical Education Mathematics Computer Science _ W. Fulginite J. Funk Work Study Home Economics M. Gavin W. Gay C. Gaynor Title I Science Physical Education W. Geraigery B. Gilligan-Salt Mathematics Home Economics M. Girouard D. Goldem Title | Title I 167 3 R. Gomez M. Goulart Occupational Education Home Economics E. Grad J. Greco G. Greenidge Social Studies Occupational Education Physical Education ‘K. Griffith E. Griffiths B. Grunbaum Business Mathematics Computer Science Modern Languages R. Grunman D. Haley Social Studies Guidance 168 T. Hale C. Hallice Social Studies Business Nea pa F. Hallice J. Hassel M. Havern Business Bureau of Pupil Services Science J. Haverty K. Hawthorne J. Healy Science English Business S. Hershey G. Hibbs Art Modern Languages 169 P2Ho J. Hochstadt Bilingual Mathematics P. Hogan M. Hopkins R. Horigan Housemaster, House C Science Bureau of Pupil Services C. House C. Hunter E. Hurley Mathematics Title I English A. Hyppolite Bifrroual 170 A. Inglis Modern Languages S. Jenkins T.LC. House A J. Johnson Guidance R. Kelley Mathematics A. Johnson Science S. Kantor Student Supervisor C. Jackson Mathematics G. Johnson, Jr. Bureau of Pupil Services T. Karon Title I 171 172 J. Kervick English L. Kimbrough Social Studies M. Krasnow Social Studies M. Legendre Housemaster, Fundamental M. LaBossiere Science P. Kirslis English C. Killilea Social Studies S. Koulalis Occupational Education D. Lashley Student Supervisor AY R. Lenkauskas Occupational Education M. Levenstein A. Lipkin Science English T. Lividoti E. Livingston P. Lyons Occupational Education Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator, Mathematics R. Maguire T. Mahoney W. Mangan Physical Education English Housemaster, House A Mm) J. Marquedaunt E. Martin English Social Studies 173 ¢f P. Martin Mathematics Computer Science M. Matera Title I F. McCarthy English Wi 11k CLE W. McGinniss Science 174 T. McCarthy Science M. McCabe Guidance, CRC T. Martin Social Studies C. McCarthy Physical Education f E. McGillicudy Science D. McGlathery Mathematics Computer Science ae K. McMahon G. Meyer Guidance Bureau of Pupil Services C. Mikelson L. Mili Reading Mathematics Computer Science Mathematics Computer Science K. Montgomery B. Mooney K. Moore Occupational Education Modern Languages Mathematics F. Moreira A. Morgan T.LC. House D Guidance 175 W. Morris English Teacher’s Resource Center B. Moses A. Mahammad A. Mullenmeister Bureau of Pupil Services Mathematics Health and Safety D. Murphy M. Murphy P. Murphy Science Science Guidance F. Nelson-Stirling F. Nigorski Sci ence Bilingual 176 M. Noonan Business wr J. O'Conner J. O'Leary A. O’Neal Social Studies English Business, CRC M. O'Neil P. O'Neil S. O'Neill Business English Bureau of Pupil Services M. Page Mathematics L. Oliver Title I 177 R. Paige | S. Palmeri Title Bureau of Pupil Services D. Partan W. Patacchiola F. Peary Achievement Coordinator, Modern Languages Occupational Education R. Phelps P. Pescatore T.I.C. House D Bureau of Pupil Services English R. Pierce M. Piret Business Bureau of Pupil Services 178 L. Poirier Bureau of Pupil Services R. Ponte Music E. Powers Occupational Education I. Prime Bilingual T. Ragosta Bureau of Pupil Services M. Prentiss A. Priest Library Physical Education L. Prueser J. Qjaranto Bilingual Bilingual S. Ralph Guidance 179 Reagan W. Reading ichards R ity Based Learning Program R Commun 10on R. Reid Occupational Educat . Regione Bureau of Pupil Services C iese mele Mathemat J R. Richmond Bureau of Pupil Services ICS ish R. Riordan Engl Riley Bilingual J 0 18 oo Rita R. Ritterbush Occupational Education Director, Art J. Robinson A. Romagna Guidance English K. Roper L. Rosenstock J. Rutter Home Economics Building Trades and Services English C. Saheed M. Samourian Science 181 J. Samp Science J. Scorza Modern Languages C. Serpa Modern Languages R. Shutleff Dean, Pilot School 182 R. Santoro Mathematics J. Sennott R. Sennott Reading Guidance G. Shea R. Shiraishi Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance A. Simmons P. Simmons Bureau of Pupil Services Home Economics G. Simon B. Singer C. Siriani Mathematics Library Social Studies L. Sizemore S. Smeed D. Smith Community Based Learning Program Occupational Education Guidance J. Smith F. Soares-Moura Music Bureau of Pupil Services 183 P. Sousa G Spagnuolo Modern Languages nglish M. Splaine P. Starek Science Mathematics C. Stewart A. Stowell John Sullivan Home Economics Occupational Education Social Studies secre Sullivan W. Sullivan ilingual Occupational Education 184 S. Surette Bureau of Pupil Services B. Synnott T.LC. Fundamental E. Therrien Occupational Education W. Tobin Social Studies G. Taylor Science M. Therrien Student Support Services e L. Sylvestre Guidance J. Tepaske Assistant Director, Music W. Timmins, Jr. Health and Safety - J. Toomey, Jr. Social Studies i. 185 W. Toomey L. Town Social Studies Physical Education G. Traganos S. Trella Occupational Education Coordinator, Home Economics K. Walcott H. Waldman P. Walsh Guidance, CRC Bureau of Pupil Services Building Trades and Services J. Walther K. Wamness-Cherskasly English Mathematics | 186 S. Way Home Economics M. Weaver Physical Education A. Webb Coordinator, Science A. Weinstein A. Weissblum Art M. Wilczynski Bureau of Pupil Services T. Yeldell Housemaster, House B C. Wyatt L. Yeamans Coordinator, English Coordinator, Physical Education ee M. Youell Modern Languages 187 188 who’ On location, photographers Victor Garcia, Kevin Keegan, James Speros, Kevin Smith. High expectations washed away with rain on our arrival. On Friday morning, March 21st, the Senior class waited for two hours while the landing gear thawed out. Finally, airborne, Jane Jackson put in a few good words for everyone. 189 190 SAU NA Home Sweet Home Welcome to the Bahamas 191 WILDERNESS CAMPING : Up a lazy river... Tracy, Nick and Abe plunge x Only 3 days and 50 miles later, and we’re back at the van! Just a gigolo — Norman Fu displays displays the lastest in headgear x Ss et : F368 audi “ A Son, if you marry my daughter someday this will all be yours Yes Amy, I am laughing at your shorts 194 1 i j OC. ED. rR N PRENTICE EX. DIR a ARE KATHY KROEN BPS i ELSIE VEGA TITLE VII ANN WHITE BPS MARLY HUTCHERSON BILINGUAL COORDINATOR As with any large publication mistakes and omissions occur. We hope this page has caught us up. eee SE MARY EIRICH BPS K. O'BRIEN OC. ED. MOSES KONJOIAN ENGLISH BEST WISHE S AND SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 1985-86 RETIREES ROBERT LEARY ART ROBERT TIERNEY GUIDANCE OLIVE PIERCE PHOTOGRAPHY MARIE O’NEIL BUSINESS 495 Helena Almeida Leslie H. Kimbrough Ginny McCabe — CRC Career Resource Center Erin Katie Mac Best of Luck to all Seniors Ruben Cabral Best of Luck Parabens Best of luck to all graduates! You are the world’s future. Good luck Seniors! Eleanor Danielle Good luck to all Seniors Marlyls Bona Party Hardy (Lucy) Best of luck “Super Chick’’ May you hold the keys to life’s locked doors. Best of luck, Helena A. Peter F. Hickey — Good luck! Best Wishes See ya soon from Lechmere Good luck, Helena Good luck and Best Wishes, Love Steve May all your dreams come true Hope your future will be wonderful Good luck, Helena Chris Albergo S.0.S. — Peace Now! Viva la huelga! — Miguel Krasnow Phyllis Bretholtz “Give a man a mask and he will speak the truth.” Boa sorte — Filo Bonne chance! — Ms. Piret Fred Nigorski Maxine Berry Jeanne Murphy Education thru Law Hodie plus Heri minus Cras. Arthur M. Morgan Geraldine Spagnuolo Emily Kline Marie Donovan — Best of luck!! Judith Contrucci Best of Luck!! Jim Speros Best from Blackstone Chassie Solidarity! Good Luck K-100 Community (one and all) “Trick or treat’’ Brian Rafferty “Let no man regret that the class of ’86 passed this way.” CHLS — Class of ’62 Kelly Ames Mr. Charles H. Ames III Kristine Notorangelo Frank Notoroangelo Linda Soroks Pride is alive is the Class of ’86 Good luck Class of ’86 — Mr. Fratto Rev. Mrs. C.S. Word Mr. C. Good Luck Best of Luck All the best in the future Massachusetts Academic Decathalon Best of luck in all future endeavors — Pete Wilson Elizabeth Griffiths F. McCarthy Mrs. Helen Ames Mr. Charles H. Ames II Mr. and Mrs. John Dryer Mrs. M. Mary Sprague — House A Best of luck to all of you Keep up the hard work Best of luck Kaitlin Maguire U.S. Anderson Chandra Banks The Vickers Family Kyja Robinson Asternetta Robinson Brain Rogers Out of Control Mr. Mrs. George Robinson Family Mr. Mrs. Albert Banks Family Sharon Pearson Family Michael Spillane Mark Parris The Richard W. Hawk Family Wilner Nicolas Kersaint Jerome Andre Joseph Coyau C. Sony Eugenia Gomes Family Best Wishes Bye, Party Animal Jocelyn Day Lorbes Friends Herman Lamar Banks Sr. Herman Lamar Banks Jr. Goodman Tucker Sean Harris Joy Kelley King Susan Bascomb Best of Luck — Allyson Black — Foley Jeff Canniff Good luck in the future. Happy Graduation Lots of Luck! Rejoice, rejoice, you have no choice but to carry on. Good luck Susan. Susan I are too cool — no socks! Best of luck to ya! Stephanie Fillios Congratulations Class of ’86 Health, Happiness and Success Best of luck always! Good luck. I love you, Susan Bascomb. The sky is the limit — Maxcene Bascomb ’85 Indeed Herbert J. Collins Good Luck, Keep Smilin’ Best of luck to all grads. May all your dreams be realized! Timothy Nichols Apollonia God bless you always. Proverbs 3:5,6 Love and God Bless always! Diane Gatlin I love you with the love of the Lord. Rhonda S. Bembury Mr. Mrs. Edw. Sennott Master Laurance V. Kimbrough Jason Wesley Thornhill III Karl R. Bembury Penny Bembury Samuel Ellcock dr. Courtney K. Samuels Maxine Samuels Cheryl R. Harding Densor Clarke Doug McGlathery Patrick Samuels James W. Thornhill II Mark Summers Vanessa Pugh Kimberly D. Harding Linda Bolden Susan Bascomb Vicki Lynn Morris Aaron Jamal Harding Clara Bailey Roy G. Richards Elliot E. Harding The Bembury Boys Portia Thornhill Ellen Catavolo I am proud of you, Ellen. Good Health, Happiness and Success Always knew you could do it, smell. Good Luck, Ellen. Knock ’em Dead. To a wild crazy Italian — may your dreams com true. Ellen, who loves ya Bucko?! Little One, don’t give up. It’s no fun! Good luck in the real world! Good luck after graduation, smell! Good luck, Ellen. Good luck! Finally, love — second mom. Go get them Ellen! _ Keep smiling, Ellen! EC. — Don't dial — Obey list — 3 by Prom night. - Good luck and go to college! | Barbie McDonald — Good luck with Jim! ' Play MegaBucks, and pray! Joey — “Incredible Hunk” - Good luck Ellen — the DOR sex symbol To a little Darling (Ellen) Congratulations Auntie Ellen, Congratulations | Ellen, Every guy needs a little Italian in his life — | you're mine. | Sally Chaves | Good luck from Ann C. | Mega-Mania is coming, Sally. Paul R. Starek | Geraldine Spagnuolo _ Leslie H. Kimbrough _ Mary Gatto _ denny Melia Ann Rawston Nancy Johnston _ Best wishes from the Myers Family Nathan Myers _ Best Wishes from Carlos Tanya Best Wishes from the O’Connell Family _ Peggy Senechal Congratulations from Teresa M. Best of luck from Lisa ‘Good Luck’ from Ann Vendola | Suzanne Hayes — Lucy Hayes _ Nellie Santos Rosa Chaves _ Lucy Chaves - Rita Alesi | Elsa Grilo | Timmy Sally _ Kathy Wamness Laura Christie _ Best Wishes Class of ’86 _ to my first grandchild ‘“‘Love.” _ Success in your future To my daughter’s “look-alike” _ May all your dreams come true Best wishes for my big sister - Carol and Marc Best of Luck _ Best of Luck Class of ’86 Here’s lookin’ at you kid! _ Cancer-n-Leo _ Congratulations! _ Ramold Premier _ Best Wishes in the future. Good luck, the Best. To my only daughter, DAD. “Groove On”’ Jonathan Christie, good luck Laura. | Hodges Brown, Jr. Laura J. Christie Kristin Clinton Good luck in Paris — Jean Kerri Clinton Best of luck Edward Watson Good luck in Paris Kris, Love Colleen Counselor Dan Clinton Barry Watson Hi Yappa Best of luck Go for it, Kristin Elaine Carol Dahl Mr. Mrs. Robert Dahl Carol Dahl You finally made it Sis, Karen Love, Linda Tina Donato Jill and John K. Laura Christie op John Oleaz Michael Kotler Betty loves Jack the Hippie I love you, Carol Best of luck — the Kelleys Best of luck — Jack Bob — Sears The Shay Family Smile! Good luck Carol. Good Luck Carol. Cedric Lawson Happy Birthday Penny. Kerry A. Dahl Good luck in hair dressing The Dahl Family Robert Dahl Patricia D’Amico Howzit — Aloha Congratulations, Miss Patty! Mary D’ Amico Maria Downey Charles D’Amico Anita Loves Darren! Joan Norton Anna Sutton I love you, Doug. It’s finally over! Jimmy Mrs. Shirley J. Kimbrough Julia Drinker Sam Briar Rose Good luck, Patty, in college. Martha Norton Mrs. G., you’re the greatest! G K Best Wishes to Patty in the future Let’s stay together, Scruffy, Love Harold. Patricia Anne Dinsmore Who loves ya baby? Do it up Trish! In time and tune Linda Dubuque Best of luck Class of 75 Robert Elkins Henry Lukas Musie Mahari Gene Meyer Kate Maguire Boy’s Cross Country 85-86 Lynne Yeamans C.R. Gaynor Jr. Love, Ma. Bill Bates James T. Lodge Doris Martin Mary C. Daly Edward Fratto Michael Weaver Good luck, Bob Elkins Ms. Bonde Robert Reagan Patricia Rizzo Sid Yeldell Irene Shen Nancy Costa Bill Timmins Kathy Kroen Brian Townes Tracy Oinstein Mary Jane Clancy Annie Powers Doris Parti Paula Sousa Good luck, Bobby. Bob Spartichino Mr. Mrs. Floyd Bracey James Garside Patricia Moakley Jean Garside Christopher James Garside James R. Garside Patrick Moakley Judi-Lynn Garside Best of luck always, Jay. Garfield Alice Connors The Dixon Family Ursula Devine Stacie 86 God Bless 197 John Caulfield The Jacques Family The MacPherson Family Jayce Cannen Debbie leonhard Doris O’Conner Ed Kline Genny Mary Kline Thomas C. Grant Debbie Grant Tom Grant The Garside Family Nancy Gaudet Nancy loves John 1-1-85 Good luck Nancy! Good luck in the future Nancy! Mr. Mrs. John Jepson — May ’87 Margaret Gaudet Sumru Tekin-Krasnow Best Wishes Nancy, love Nana Happiness always Nancy, Joe Grassi ’85 Pete Moscatel Best of luck Nancy, Eastie Pat Carvello Michelle Gebhardt Congratulations Michelle, Good luck John loves Debbie Shelly — with thanks from an admirer for getting the job done. Meg-A-Bucks Good luck, Kiddoo! Michelle, alias schnudack! FINK Hey Baby, good luck, love Donny!! Good luck Shelly Debbie Gentile Deb, may you always be happy Happiness after CRLS Deb, good luck always Deb, Best wishes, M.F. Good luck in college witch Deb, love ua! Your sister-in-law Lissa Calvin Kantor — a breath of sunshine to my sis, good luck always to my Aunt, good luck always Deb, may all you dreams come true. Deb, best of everything, love Nani The Temptations To a great girl from a great guy Here’s looking at you Sis, Connie Whose diaper I changed Best of luck, Love ‘“‘Cousin’’ Donna 198 to a lovely girl who deserves all the best Debbie Gentile Anthony Gallucio forever Deb, if you need a friend I'll be there. A.D. Minnie Mouse Deb, Best Wishes — Lucy Deb, you’re a great friend — keep smilin’! Deb, Happiness — Bill Good luck Deb, Nancy Russell The Gentile Family Rhonda Greene Ms. Bonds Maureen Ford Stoney Barbara Hinton Check you out Rhonda! Your girl, Nikki C. “Check you out” Netta Stay cool Rhonda TMCAD5 Good luck Class of ’86 “Remember to love Best of Everything of you, Rhonda Dorothy Greene J. Evans Greene Mr. Mrs. J. Buckley Lisa Martin Good Luck, Rhonda! Good luck in the future. Bye, Rhonda G. From your friend Wee Tatia Lynn Moran Aliisa Higley I will always love you Ronnie H. Bisrat and Sable Remember me. Aliisa, you'll always be my green M M Je taime avec mon coeur Jamie Holway Irene Alves Joe Cassidy Margaret M. Cassidy Sam Moustafa Thomas Bonds Al Ferreira Matthew West Suzanne Mescall Jamill Jean-Pierre Jennifer Wolfe Dennis Vigilante Joe Crowley Sean Booker Tommy Gannon Richard Debuque Jeff Oliver Aaron Foley Jayne Marquedaunt Rose Comperchio Jonathan London Russel Jarvis Steven Jenkins Larry Clinton William Fulginite The Holway Family Kathy Hynes Marianne — Let the good times roll. Keep on plucking Hi Kath, you’re the best. Hi, Spex! Let’s go shopping dude, Patty Love J.J. always! MDJ Betty Johnson Betty, best of everything. Luv, Cou’3 Kathy Johnson Good luck in the future Good luck Betty Michael Vailliant Joe Avakian Good luck Betty. Luv Darleen Aaron Foley Richard Dubuque Dee zepf Good luck Betty Boop II Good luck, Burdut! Lynette Jones Good luck and may God Bless you. Good luck and may God Bless you. Reach for the stars and may all your dreams come true May your future be the one you choose. Good luck may God Bless you. Make sure you have fun. Al Wood Good Luck. Good luck in all your ventures. Don’t take your guns to town. Judy Rezendes C. Haygood Edwin V. Harris Jr. Good Luck Class of ’65 From the Class of ’55 Kathy Matthes Manuel Pina Class of ’64 Ann Nelson Lizzie Thomas Oleta Thomas Best Wishes Clarence White Good luck, Lynette Dion Stubbs — . } Kenroy Larala Good Luck Seniors ’86 Good luck in your future Good luck in your future. Hope to see you. Go for it! Good luck in your future. Good luck. Good luck in your graduation. Ms. Bonds Good Luck Helen Mary Good luck Kathy Kroen Bon Voyage Philip M. Dussault The Best is yet to come. Make Peace Work. Best Wishes in the future The sky is the limit. Best of luck. Arthur Morgan Good luck ’86 Best of luck Good Luck. Good Luck. Best of luck Best of luck Good luck Nick Devine C.R. Gaynor Kenroy, you are marvelous. Paul C. You are Marvelous. Robert S. Lenkauskas Robert J. Lenkauskas Jeremy Furtado Patty Lenkauskas Georgette I. Lenkauskas Michael Lenkauskas Jimmy Lenkauskas Stephen Lenkauskas Genevieve Lenkauskas Steve Dortie Gerrior The Bergerons Elizabeth Logan Best of Luck Class 2001 Anne M. Starek Go for it Class of ’86 RT Charles Piazza Valerie Courtney Sugarplum Shamrock I don’t believe it. Best of luck Betty-Boop Best of luck, Gorgeous Best Wishes Betty-Boop Go for it Betty Good luck Betty — Leona Good luck Betty Good luck Betty!! Good luck Betty Good luck Betty Good luck Andre Squires Gloria McCreeny Joe Leira John McCreeny Ronnie Quan Virginia Logan David Grady Maria Luciano Mary M. Noonan Sandra T. Yoshizaki Robert Ricci Carlos Morales Efrain Alicea Joe Riley Larry Clinton Rosa Dihigo Carlos Perez Robin Barnes Diego Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Kathleen Clinton Good luck to Maria Luciano Mike Sirianni Thomas Harvey Carmen Luciano Luis Luciano Anny Clinton Jose Luciano Kathia Manzi Michael Germano John Hassell — Pride On Rieke Chen for U.S. President Spellbound 1 Warriors Wrestling 1 Jane E. Scorza Rue Lopes — Class of ’86 1 Class of 86 1 Class of ’86 Band we’ll miss ya! Coach Wadie Geraigery To the best babysitter — Joni Geraigery Luv ya Kathia — Mike Geraigery Luv ya Kathia — Brad Geraigery Clinton — CRLS The Law Club — Mr. Bruno Demetra — Kathia, we made it! 86 Warren Ferzoco Marie Malloy We kiss deliciously. Milton Shull M.H.S. Rules Don’t leave Me, Kathia! Love ya, Robert. CRLS I'll miss ya! Kathia Fresh is ‘‘Crystal Image”’ Best Wishes from Captain Brofather Tamyko L. Morris Class of 1986 Good luck Class of ’86 Ed Hurley Good Luck! Wish you well in your future years. MIT Wellesley Upward Bound Program The Young women most likely to ???? Best of luck in the future Good luck Cuz Congratulations 2 Jacqueline Pagan Best of Luck Jackie Elizabeth Live life to the fullest, but don’t be late to work. Good Luck, Sis! Elena Pagan Good luck Auntie Jackie Good luck in all your goals Miguel Morales Jr. Elizabeth Rosa Good luck in your future, love you always Love you, and Good luck — Miquel Good luck, and what’s up? Karen Griffith Wishing you the best of everything in all you pursue. Steven Haywood Clifton Lathan Al Dougin Brian MacWilliams Allister Douglas Mark Camirand Bob Thai Jose Pagan Jessica Pagan Hang on to your dreams Francisco Pagan Jackie Pagan Renée Perry James Garside Melani Hobbs Betty Polynice Rosa Lopes Rose Comperchio Suzy Mescall Nicole Pacheco Ann Marie Wright Ms. O’Brien Good Luck from M.K. Keep on laughin’ — Danny Best of luck Class of ’86 In memory of James Perry Rm c-4 Morse School Peggy Walsh Marian Hand Scott Brown Jean Perry Renée Perry George Ray Arlene Calvert Susan Maxwell 199. Michelle Perry Scott Sullivan Class of 59 Marie Manganelli Wright Carol Phillips Joseph P. Travers Carol, you’re special — Collie Keep smilin — Richie David Adams Herbert Lee Frank Robinson William V. Phillips Teresa M. Phillips Ruby Curb Frank DiLeo — President 1611 Carol, I'll miss you — Danny Carol, good luck — Francis DiNardo Carol,I love you 4-ever — Leroy Barry Greene Rui -86- Neil Campbell Clarence Hannafin Fran Stone Sgt. William V. Phillips Jr. Alice Flynn CRLS’s long lost 1 wrestler Joanne Polimou Good luck to the Class of 1986 Good luck to Jo from Garfield Congratulations and Good Luck from Dennis Best Wishes Class of 1986 — Carol Siriani Good luck to the graduates of 1986 Congratulations Class of ’86 We finally made it guys Ellea Polimou Jerome Prince Good Luck Good Luck Hello Cheryl! Buona Fortuna — Liz Annette Good Luck Good Luck from fellows from Tello’s Good Luck to the Class of 86 Good luck Class of ’86 Good Luck Jerome Prince! Good Luck Best Wishes for your future. Good luck Class of ’86 Good Luck Hi, J.P.! Best wishes to Jerome Prince Congratulations Class of ’86 Best wishes to the Senior Class Reach for your goals At the end of the rainbow may there be a pot of gold. Best Wishes for the future — Albie Ron Johnson Good luck to the Class of ’86 may your dreams come true Rise above the ordinary You are the master of your own destiny follow your dreams Go for it, Jerome!!! With love to my son Jerome. I know you’ll make it! In memory of Nana the sky’s the limit The Beauty of life is education Beverly Ream Good Luck! Diamond Jim’s, Lenox Hotel Bob Ponte Wing Yee Hom Bindu loves Beverly Hold on thar Beverly, we’ll always have Paris Bindu loves Beverly Don’t look back, look around. B.D. x B.R. Tom Thrall Karen Jones — B.L.B.A.Y.K.L. John Clegg — T.B.A. Snore Funky Fresh Freak? Beverly loves Bindu Gulf. Beverly is the only one Don’t forget how much I know. Bill Asay Society is a carnivorous flower. mmmm, sweet stuff!!! Aurelia Navarro Joel Marver Elizabeth Rosa Best of luck Class of ’86 Mr. P. Best Wishes Class of ’86 Lots of luck in the future Best of luck Class of ’86 — Sandi Love Kisses — Brian Have fun while you still can. The future is yours to take. May all your wildest dreams come true! Much success in all that you do. Best Wishes to Lessie from Tite Carlos Torres Make that move ’86 Good Luck Good luck in the future, your Alex D. Good luck, Love Jackie Best Wishes ’86 Jeff Wells — Enjoy your free time. Carpa Dion Keep up the good work ’86 Juan F. Rosa Joe Riley Al Douglas — good luck — you’ll need it. No-Lo-Se good luck — best wishes Ana luisa Rosa Eva Marie Scalese Eva, Good luck always Eva, have alot of fun next year. to a wonderful cousin, wishing you the best of luc’ To a wonderful friend, lots of luck and happiness. Special wishes, to a very special cousin. Good Luck Eva I wish the best of luck to Eva. Best of Luck to Eva. Eva, you’re a Zeeka’ Congratulations! We’re proud and happy! Good luck, Sis! Best wishes to a good future! Best wishes — Eva Good luck — Giggles J. Speros Good luck. Tank Big Mac Hi It was good to know you. Bye, my teddy Bear. Gunner I love you Jim, you’re gorgeous! Lots of luck. Photography no. 1. Maria Papatsoris Oneida Carrion — Pisces 1 Good luck blika. Good luck. Nice meeting you, good luck. The Wiz Good luck, Jolly! Hey, Jol! What’s up? You're a great kid! Good luck dude! CRLS 1 Good luck, Slick. Good luck in the great big world Jim, love G.P.G. Stoney! Carol Spinosa John Sullivan Troy Sayers Lori Carreiro Mr. McGillicuddy Mary Spinosa Carl Spinosa Tina Spinosa Jennifer Spinosa Ann Marie Spinosa Nancy Spinosa | Dorthie Queen Mr. Mrs. H. Lovell Anna Curran ‘Lillian Clavette Joyce Patterson Katherine Colovos Judy Colovos Violet H. Bovell Con“‘grad” ulations (Mr. C.) | Fletcher School Good luck and much happiness — Marilyn A. McGinn Judy Medeiros “Mr. Mrs. Louis Webber Emilio Torres ‘Mr. Mrs. John Romard ‘LaRae Smith ‘My Doll — the Best comes to the Best, love Nana Good luck — your favorite uncle Bobby [love you, cousin Rae Rae. You made it. You’ve made me so very happy. love always, Mother Congratulations, Sis. I love you. ‘A pretty teenager makes it. Ra-Ree Roo — Ra Ree Ra — Rae Rae Rae Rae — She’s our star. Best wishes LaRae, | love you. Love ‘And Happiness Good Luck Good Luck in the future Peace Love Good luck. Best wishes Good luck. Do all that you can do. Bonne chance!! Good luck. Glad that you are on your way to success. Good luck, LaRae. Good luck, LaRae. good luck, Black Princess. The Very Best of Luck Tlove you, always will. A beautiful smile — it goes a long way!! | Marie Tegan Best Wishes Best Wishes Jesse who? Good luck Marie T. Congratulations Class of ’86 CTS Racing Barbara Richard Janet Richard Rui ’86 ie.U. 1 love you. Eddie Goguen Chris Thompson Move up to a new beginning. Enid Roberts Moria Roberts Reynold Roberts Jr. — Knowledge is power. Carmen Thompson — Trust in God, for he will always be there for you. Reynold Roberts Sr. Thomas Hayes Dianne Walker Congratulations to the class of 86 — the House Family Ms. O’Brien Sylvia Simmons One destined for success. Good luck in the future. Strive for Excellence! Vilma Hayward Relemeta Johnson Laraine Fitcher Beverly Sealy Otis Clare Clanoette Clare Jean Porter Sharon Gary Catherine Fariello Canoice Vallery Evelyn Sealy Jestina Richardson Bob Hudson Chris Thompson Anita Wan Lynne E. Starek Lindsay D. Martin Hi, Doug! Hi Harold — Scruffy. Patricia A. Dinsmore Tom Holleran MD They don’t come any nicer! CRLS Percussion Ensenble is 1! Why wasn’t it $1.25? Good wishes in the run. Hope every one wins the Mega Bucks. Anita is “fresh” Grace Taylor I Love You! Brenda loves Javier. Best wishes for the future! Buckowe Yam Good luck in the future. Cynthia ’85 Mal ’85 — good luck! Good luck Anita, Best wishes for the future. Good luck — Best wishes. Captain Blue With love from Javier to Brenda Bongolina! Donna Watson Congratulations Cousin Donna Marcia Lawrence Class of ’87 “Hurrah” to my Donna!! Donna does good! Cha-Cha 1 little sister. Jared Bartie Good luck, Donna. Love, Rodney. Rema Freeman Ana lia Valverde My favorite cousin Donna Cheryl Watson Paul Chase Jamalh Prince Marcus Haynes Good luck in your singing career, Donna. Congratulations Class of ’86 Michael J. Corlito Domingo George Tessie Grovell Donna Watson Gene Ward The Ward Family Janice Watson Colin White Congratulations, class of 1986 Good luck, CRLS ’86 Good luck, Chumley!! We love you, Colin. Debra Wray Paul Loves Mary Lou R. Lorri Ragosta Junior Moore Congratulations, Deb! Love ya Debs!! Love ya more Debs!!! Candy Kenny forever. I love you Debbie. Best Sister Best of luck, sis! Congratulations Debbie. God Bless you Debbie. PROGRAMS. PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS the following twelve pages we have highlighted ten of the only regret is not having the space to cover every program offered ae Ose bas) PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS CBLP The Community Based Learning Program provides students with the opportunity to select a community based internship experience, participate in classes held in the community, or to enroll in an academic college level course. Students who select internships gain first-hand experience in their chosen field, investigate different types of career, or use the community to enhance their academic skills. Students may also apply to take a college level course at a local college or university. Upon special application, some of the courses may carry curriculum credit toward graduation requirements. Under the supervision of Bob Richards and Linore Sizemore, the Community Based Learning Program allows students to broaden their academic horizons in their community. 203 WN 3 Stephen Allen (DJ Freeze) Lori Madison (China Tea), and Suzette Alvarado (Suzy-Q) Radio Broadcast Journalism is a ten credit English course offered at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. It is a full-year course in which students are guaranteed to learn about all aspects of radio, from writing and reading news to engineering a live program. The Radio Staton, WRLS, is chiefly responsible for some of the hottest school activities ever. For example, WRLS brought you lip-snych’85 las t yea which was an awesome success. WRLS will be repeating this contest this year when we bring you the “Copy Cats”’ Lip-Synch ’86 this March. ut that is just a sampling of what WRLS has to offer. Aside from all the fun we have here at the station, the course is excellent “hands-on” training for a career in Radio Broadcasting. Many students who take the course are successful in obtaining internships at local radio stations, Other WRLS alumni go on to major in communications and to work in college radio. Om OPA onrnse : 204 Irene Munroe, Supervisor for Teacher Cafe and Kelle Mearn, student. ENTERPRISE CO-OP Enterprise Co-op is an alternative career-oriented program for dropouts and potential dropouts. The program is unique in that it involves student-run businesses. A woodshop and extensive food services are operated in an atmosphere that stimulates the real business world. Students receive share in the co-op based on their productivity and their dividend checks reflect the increase or decrease in profits for a particular pay period. The academic curriculum relates directly to the students’ experiences in the businesses. In addition to a standard curriculum of English, Math and Social Studies, students also participate in and receive credit for their contributions to decision-making meetings at which policies and problems are addressed. The emphasis in all aspects of the program is on increasing the student’s self-confidence and personal growth and development. It is anticipated that, after one year of participation in Enterprise Co-op, a student will be prepared either to re-enter the mainstream high school program, or to secure entry-level employment in a career of his her own choosing. 205 206 Alex Delvalle ADOLESCENT PARENTING LaWanda Perry How to oe SAS Rita Alesi, Teresa Caldwell, Ferreira ze “sm, 2 Nina Walcott, Sally 4 } Chaves, and Grace HOME ECONOMICS eee ees, CHILD DEVELOPMENT 207 208 CULINARY ARTS Jeff Callahan practices his Garde Manager work. Presi sigs Audrey Dobson putting away the day’s dessert — Crocquembouche. John Greco, Technical Assistant, checks the progress of Vilma Cirilo’s Spanish omelet sauce. Joe LeBlanc puts the finishing touches on a sauce. Culinary Arts at C.R.L.S. revolves around the student-operated Cantabrigia Restaurant. Under the tutelidge of experienced, professional chefs, students prepare and plan meals for groups ranging in number from 4 people to 400. All phases of food preparations are studied. These include reading recipes, French cooking terminology, meat cutting, making stocks, soups, sauces, baking breads and pastries, analyzing food costs, menu planning and ordering. Gourmet cooking and decorative food work, including ice sculptures, are emphasized. Graduates are working in the local hotels are restaurants of the area. Others continue on to colleges for further study and degrees in Hotel and Restaurant management. 209 elas te ne RE ty JG AUAMS COMPAS CAMBROSE Nat 48890 210 | | | 211 212 | i DRAFTING 82. © ¢ © Ped , The Career Resource Center provides students with current resources for career development, exploration, practical application, and follow-up; assists teachers in the development of career education techniques that could be applied to curriculum and provides a counseling component that is directly tied to college and career choices. Among the techniques used are mini courses, speakers’ bureau (including college and careers), job shadowings and student — parent information nights. 213 eewew ama John Wright Jerome Prince, Stephen Leroy Yard, and Rhonda Bembury STUDENT SERVICE CENTER 2 bs Mr. Kimbrough, Frances Jarvis, Risha Lee, and Aliisa Higley. 214 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Edward R. Sarasin Principal “The question for each man to settle is not what he would do if he had the means, time, influence and educational advantages, but what he will do with the things he has.”’ Hamilton Wright Mable DRAPER LABORATORY Congratulations to the Class of 1986 for their fine a chievements aS 215 MONTROSE MARKET ase . ee AY hs ane 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 We’ve Got What You Need Everyday dynamic scene yourself, we suggest a visit to the following hangouts. 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.” 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: xxExcellent — don’t miss it! «Good — worth a detour x Interesting — passable if visiting means waiting for the “walk” signal. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 @ Lotus One great idea after another.’ LOTUS DEVELOPMENT 55 Cambridge Parkway Cambridge, MA 02142 CORPORATION PORTER CHEVROLET, INC. 275 Fresh Pond Parkway, 216 Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 index systems inc five cambridge center cambridge ma 02142 (617) 492-1500 HARVARD UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION Holyoke Center Rm. 953, 1350 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Ma. 02138 Telephone: (617) 495-4460 Harvard Medical Area Branch Mass. General Hospital Branch 6 77 Huntington Avenue Kresge Bldg., Rm. LL20 Boston, MA 02115 Tel. (617) 732-2265 Clinics 1 Fruit Street Boston, MA 02114 Tel. (617) 726-1630 THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY DICK TRACY ra BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986 o--+4 EAST CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK MAIN OFFICE: 292 Cambridge St., Cambridge, MA 02141 BRANCH OFFICES: 1310 Cambridge St., Cambridge, MA 02139 285 Highland Ave., Somerville, MA 02143 Telephone all offices (617) 354-7700 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986! Cambridge CAMBRIDGE TEENWORK SavingsBank 1374 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02238 Extends its Gratitude Telephone 617 864-8700 to the Staff and Students of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School 1983 — 1986 SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE 218 Students, lend us your ears, we'll lend you some money! Student loans are available from Cambridge Trust Company now and they are the best deal around. If you qualify, these loans are government supported and at very advantageous terms for the student. And the credit and income requirements are very lenient when compared to standard loan requirements. So drop in at any of our offices and ask about our student loan program. You'll probably find it’s the easiest part of your academic program. Cambridge Crust Company Harvard Sq. | Kendall Sq. | 358 Huron Ave. | University Place | 876-5500 Weston Center 893-5500 | Member FDIC LATE ARRIVALS Myrtho Goyau Marie Silencieux Mark Stevens Tobias Viera | Tjada West Chris Witham 219 AAA ADAMS, Shaun L 32 Freshman Basketball AESCHLIMAN, Melanie L. 32 ALBERGO, Christopher M. 32 Dramatic Arts M.LT. Wellesley Upward Bound Law Club Student Government House D Homeroom Rep. ALBERT, Keith E. 32 ALFANO, Catherine 85 Occ. Ed. Student Govt. Secretary ALFORD, Arthur 63 ALLEN, Steven 85 ALMEIDA, Helena M. 32 Portuguese Club President Homeroom Rep. Key Club ALTOMARE, Brian 63 ALVES, Avelino G. 32 Portuguese Club Senior Homeroom Rep. House B Homeroom Rep. AMES, Kelly 32 Senior Class Executive Board KB Club Alpine Ski Club ANAGNOSTOPOULUS, Demetra 63 Register Forum Staff Literary Magazine Black Student Union National Honor Society ANDERSON, Dorothy 63 Basketball Team ANDREWS, John 63 ANGLIN, Michelle A. 33 Track Team Honor Roll ARCHIBALD, David N. 33 dr. Class Vice-President Alpine Ski Club Indoor Outdoor Track ARMSTRONG, Kara L. 33 Black Student Union ARRENDOL, Veronica 63 ARREVALO, William M. 33 BBB BAE, Yoon-Sung 33 Wrestling Team KAFA BANKS, Chandra M. 33 Greater Boston Choral Union Law Club S.A.A.D. BARBOSA, Patricia P. 33 BARRETT, Kim N. 64 Fund. Student Govt. BARROS, Lucia 85 Law Club Yearbook Staff BARTHLEMY, Emest 64 BARTIE, Jared F. 34 Shoot Straight Coach Basketball Team Law Club Honor Roll BASCOMB, Susan A. 34 Key Club Black Student Union Yearbook Committee Writer’s Workshop National Honor Society BATCHELDER, Lori A. 34 BEAULIEU, Michelle A. 34 BEMBURY, Rhonda S. 64 Black Student Union Treasurer Yearbook Committee Task Force Against Substance Abuse BEYENE, Bisrat 34 BLEMUR, Marc L. 34 BORELLI, Joseph V. 34 Baseball (Varsity) House Rep. S.A.D.D. BRATHWAITE, Mark 64 Basketball Varsity BRAZ, Nemesio 64 Soccer Team All Star BRESICA, Richard 64 BRICKMAN, Raphael 35 BRITO, Marcella 64 Hispanic Club Honor Roll BROWN, Scott 85 Freshman Basketball Team Honor Roll SENIOR CLASS INDEX BURKE, William 65 BURNS, Joseph I. 35 Band Percussion Ensemble School Govt. Baseball Team Hockey Team BUSHKOFF, Alexander E. 35 BUTLER, Phaedra 35 cCc CABRERA, Maritza 85 CALLINAN, Jutta 65 CAMPBELL, Brian 35 CARDOSI, Raymond 65 National Honor Society CARR, Benjamin 65 CARREIRO, Betty 65 CARREIRO, Daniel 35 Mass Pep Yearbook Committee Homeroom Rep. CARREIRO, Maria C. 35 CASTILLO, Reyna L. 36 Metro Pathways Health Fitness Club Hispanic Club President CATAVALO, Ellen M. 36 Softball Team CERQUEIRA, Maria D. 36 St. Anthony’s Church Choir M.LT. Upward Bound National Honor Society Law Club Register Forum Portuguese Club CHAN, Yung Chueng 65 CHAN, Yung Tang 36 CHAREST, Valerie 85 CHARLES, Roy 85 Mass Pep. R.C.A. Engineering J.VN Soccer Honor Roll CHAVES, Lidia M. 36 CHAVES, Sally 65 Softball Team KB Secretary Executive Board Pep Squad Homeroom Rep. CHEN, Rieke H. 36 Senior Class President Student School Committee Asian Club Debate Team K.B. Club National Honor Society CHRISTIE, Laura 36 M.LT. Upward Bound Honor Roll Photography CIRILO, Vilma 37 CLARK, Susan 66 CLAY, Lorenzo 85 CLEMENT, Jennifer D. Catholic Youth Organization Metro Pathways KB Club CLINTON, Kristin 6 6 COBBUZZI, Kim E. 37 Alpine Ski Club Wilderness Club COLLINS, Lisa 85 Mass Pep Black Student Union CONNELL, Kevin M. 37 CONRAD, Philip 37 CONROY, Sean 37 COOPER, Frank 66 COREA, Paul J. 37 CORNELIUS, William E. 38 COSTA, Fernando 66 COSTA, Laura M. 38 COSTA, Richard 66 JV V Baseball Team Homeroom Rep Honor Roll COUTINNO, Paulo J. 38 COX, Winston C. 38 Football Team Black Student Union Register Forum CULPEPPER, Renai R. 38 Indoor Outdoor Track Cross Country Black Student Union Junior Class President Senior Class Executive Board CURTIS, Kevin 66 pDp DACOSTA, Maria A. 38 DAHL, Carol A. 38 DAHL, Kathryn 66 Girl’s Cross Country Team D AMICO, Patricia L. 39 KB Club Key Club Homeroom Rep. DANIELS, Christopher 67 Pilot Yearbook Committee Boy’s Outdoor Track Team Honor Roll DAQUELHA, Cidalia 86 Portuguese Club DARLING, Kenneth R. 39 DAVIS, Derrick A. 39 R.C.A. Engineering Program Mass Pep DAVIS, Michael 39 DEGREGORIO, Robert 39 DEJESUS, Minerva 39 Key Club House C. Student Govt. DELUCA, Kevin, R. 86 DEMPSEY, Thomas 67 DENIS, Marie-Ange 86 DENNEHY, Kelly F. 39 Softball Team Volleyball Team Cheerleading Squad KB Club Wilderness Club National Honor Society DEPIERRO, Edward P. 40 DESRAVINES, Camille 40 DINSMORE, Patricia 67 Softball Team DITUCCI, Rosa 40 KB Club Key Club Law Club Alpine Ski Club Italian Club Suburban League All Star Capt. Volleyball Team DOBSON, Audrey 40 Cross Country Indoor Outdoor Track KB Club Student School Committee State Advisory Committee Register Form House C Student Gov. Pres. DOHERTY, Kim M. 40 Cheerleading Squad KB Club Law Club Softball Team DOHERTY, Lisa 40 DONALDSON, Caleb Academic Decathlon DONAVAN, Lisa 67 DOTTIN, Artishia C. 40 DOTTIN, Daryl 67 DOTTIN, Ingrid A. 41 DOUGHTY, Debra 41 DOUGLAS, Veronica 67 DOYLE, Mary 41 Softball Team Honor Roll Journal DUBUQUE, Linda 86 President of Law Club Elee ELKINS, Robert B. 41 ELLIOT, Maurice 68 ELYSSE, Carline 68 EMMAD, Nabil 68 ESTRELLA, Mary 68 Close-up Program Asian Club KAFA Key Club Alpine Ski Club S.A.D.D. EVANS, Darin S. 41 EVANS, Linda T. 41 FFF FAGAN, Michael J. 41 FAIR, Caprice D. 42 House B Student Govt. Mass Pep Student Security FALAISE, Jean 68 FARIA, Ana P. 42 FARRELL, Kevin 68 FENNELL, Robert 42 FERNANDES, Anabella 68 FERREIRA, Silverion 42 Varsity Hockey Student Govt. Honor Roll FERRY, Donald F. 42 Varsity Baseball FIORE, Michelle 69 FISHER, Curtis 69 FITZGERALD, Patrick 69 FLASH, Andrea P. 42 Mass Pep Senior Class Homeroom Rep. Volleyball Team Indoor Outdoor Track FOLEY, Kimberly A. 42 House B Govt. Tutoring FONTAINE, Patrick J. 43 FONTES, Alvaro 69 Spring Soccer Student Govt. Spanish Club Law Club FORBES, Danuta 86 Tennis Team Law Club Yearbook Committee FRANCIS, Paulette A. 43 FRASIER, David P. 43 FRIAS, Madalena C. 43 Portuguese Club Honor Roll FRIEDMAN, Elizabeth 69 FRY, Darren 43 FU, Norman 43 Chorus Band Tennis Team Asian Club — President Mass Pep — Vice Pres. National Honor Society treasurer Ski Club Math Team Wilderness Club FU, Vivian 43 Asian Club KAFA National Honor Society EGe GADATIA, Hanif G. 44 National Honor Society Indian Cultural Club GAGE, Sandra 69 GALLAGHER, Michael 86 GARCIA, Victor 44 Key Club Vice President Student Govt. Honor Roll GARDNER, Susan 69 GARSIDE, James J. 44 Swim Team Senior Class Rep. GAUDET, Nancy 70 Register Forum Staff GAULAND, Matthew 70 Drama technical crew Pilot wilderness leader Varsity Soccer Team Varsity Tennis Team Alpine Ski Club GEBHART, Michelle 44 Softball Team Honor Roll GENTILE, Debbie 44 Capt. Cheerleading Softball Team Senior Class Secretary Key Club GERMANO, Michael A. 44 GIBBONS, Donald 70 GIRARD, Paul 86 GOERNER, Alison 44 Swimming team GOMEZ, Catherine 45 GOROSPE, Maria Stella 70 GRANT, Timothy R. 45 National Honor Society GRAY, Raymond 45 GREENE, Barry 70 GREENE, Brian 70 GREENE, Rhonda 45 GREENIDGE, Dawn 70 Homeroom Rep. Track Black Student Union Alpine Ski Club GRILO, Alzira C. 45 GRIMM, Jason A. 45 Varsity Hockey S.A.D.D. GUREVICH, Alex 71 HHH HALFORD, Christopher 71 HARR, Tony 45 HARRINGTON, Arline M. 46 Gymnastics Club Mansfield Beauty Academy HARRIS, Philip F. 46 Academic Decathlon Jazz Ensemble, Band, Orchestra Outdoor Track Ski Club Executive Board Wilderness Club HARTNETT, Frances C. 46 HARTNETT, Laureen 46 KB Club Key Club Law Club HAYWOOD, Mona 71 Outdoor Indoor Track Cross Country National Honor Society HENDRATA, Irawati 46 HEREDIA, Daniel 46 HEROLD, Gretchen 46 HIGGINS, Sherman 71 HIGLEY, Aliisa 71 Key Club Law Club National Junior Honor Society HINDS, Thomas J. 47 Band Jazz Ensemble National Honor Society HOLDER, Victoria 71 HOLSHOUSER, William H. 47 Jazz Ensemble Soccer Team Register Forum National Honor Society HOLWAY, James 71 Varsity Football Team Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Baseball Team Senior Class Executive Board KB Club S.A.D.D. HUBBARD, Ronald 72 Basketball Team Tennis Team Ski Club Photography Club HUDSON, Frances M. 47 HWANG, Jan-Hook 47 HYNES, Kathryn 72 ii INTERRANTE, Keith 87 Idd JACKSON, Jane 72 JACOBI, Jennifer 47 Yearbook Committee Drama Club Register Forum JARVIS, Frances 72 Cross Country Indoor Outdoor Track KB Club Student School Committee Boston Globe All-Scholastic Wanror of the Year 1984 Rookie of the Year 1983 JOHNSON, Betty Ann 72 JONES, Lynette Law Club Gospel Choir JOSEPH, Jacques 47 JULIAN, Giuliano 47 Mass Pep Asian Club National Honor Society KKK KANTOR, Ricky 72 KARAKHANIAN Reeney 48 Vocal Ensemble Volleyball Team Ski Club KB Club Wilderness Club KATZ, Putina 73 KEEGAN, Kevin 73 KELLEY, Steven J. 48 KELLYMAN, Nadine 73 KENNEDY, Charles E. 48 KENNEDY, Marie R. 48 KHALIFA, Jubedaben 73 KITMIRIDIS, Evangelin 48 KOROCINSKI, Michael J. 48 Homeroom Rep. LLL LAIDLAW, Kenroy 73 LAROSILIERE, Bertine 73 Haitian Club Honor Roll LARSON, John 73 Alpine Ski Club LAWSON, Credric C. 48 Basketball Team LAYCOX, Cynthia 74 LEAL, Helio P. 49 Homeroom Rep. LECROY, Carol Ann 87 LEE, Rishia D. 49 Key Club Mass Pep. Register Forum LEE, Unea O. 49 LENKAUSKAS, Robert S. 49 Hockey Team S.A.D.D. Treasurer KB Club Law Club LEONARDO, Paulino M. 49 M.1.T. Upward Bound Homeroom Rep. Yearbook Staff Portuguese Club Law Club Honor Roll LEONCE, Rose Marie 74 LEONE, Janine 87 LEWIS, James 87 LILLEY, Patrick 87 LIMA, Connie 87 Soccer Team Alpine Ski Club Hockey Cheerleading LINARDOS, Arthur 87 Mass Pep Law Club Honor Roll LOGAN, Elizabeth A. 49 Pep Squad LOGIUDICE, Deborah 74 Honor Roll LOPES, Cidalia 74 Honor Roll LOPES, Joao 49 LOPES, Rui 50 LOPRESTI, Carrie 87 LOUISSANT, Hermite 87 Haitian Club Secretary LUCIANO, Jose J. 50 LUCIANO, Maria 50 MMnm MA, Chuang-Teh 88 MACDONALD, Gerard 74 MADISON, Lori Ellen 50 MADRIGAL, Laura 74 Hispanic Club Ski Club Homeroom Rep. Honor Roll MALDONADO, Thomas 74 Varsity Basketball Team Law Club National Honor Society MALONEY, William A. 50 Freshman Baseball Honor Roll MANZI, Kathia 75 “Annie” Swim Team Senior Class Vice-President Register Forum Editor Pep Squad Captain Law Club KB Club Peer Leader Program Junior Class Secretary Student Govt. Honor Roll MARAZZO, Debra 50 Executive Board Pep Squad KB Club Law Club S.A.D.D. Honor Roll MARIFIOTE, Ralph 75 Wrestling Team MARSTALL, Chris 75 MARTINS, Carmen C. 50 Project Spotlight M.I.T. Upward Bound Honor Roll MARX, Melleta 75 MASCOLL, Keith Soccer Team — All Star Basketball Team Black Student Union Pilot Play MATHIS, Louvenia R. 51 Science Club Honor Roll MATTHEWS, John 51 MAZZEI, Joseph F. 51 Varsity Football Capt. Key Club Treasurer MCCAUGHEY, John L. 51 MCCOLLIN, Cher! 75 MCCOLLIN, Karon 75 Track Team MCDANIELS, Marc D. 51 MCGRATH, Kemi 88 MCINERNEY, Thomas 76 Project Close Up Student Security Pres. MEDEIROS, Mark A. 51 MEHRLING, Asha Maria 76 Black Student Union Drama Yearbook Committee Task Force on Substance Abuse MEJURE, Gloria 88 MELO, Olga 76 MELO, Paul A. MENDES, Stacey 76 Catholic Youth Organization MILLER, Daniel 88 MOORE, Junior M. 52 MOORE, Siobhann 52 MORAIS, Linda M. 52 Community Theatre Group Law Club National Honor Society MORALES, Fernando L. 52 MOREHOUSE, Kathleen 88 MOREIRA, Victor M. 52 MORRIS, Tamyko 52 Cheerleading Squad MOSES, Bruce 88 MOSLEY, Tenill 76 MOULTON, Marvalett 52 MURPHY, Thomas 88 MURRAY, Melissa 53 NNN NASH, Virginia 76 NEIGHBOR, Elizabeth T. 53 Percussion Ensemble CRLS Band Pilot Play Girl’s Tennis Team Photography Club NESIAH, Vasuki 76 Asian Club Cultural Club of India Law Club Key Club Literary Journal Register Forum NICHOLS, Kim 77 Student Govt. NICHOLS, Nancy 77 NOEL, Marie 77 National Honor Society KB Club CY.O: NOEL, Rhodes 77 NORTON, Andrew 88 NOVIS, Michelle 88 oOo O’BRYANT, Chris 77 OCCIL, Marie Guerda Occil OCHIENG, Beth 77 OCHOA, Miriam 77 OFFLEY, Charles 53 ORCEL, Nadine 78 O’ROURKE, Timothy J. 53 pPp PACHECO, Joao L. 53 PACHECO, Robert A. 53 Hockey Team KB Club Law Club Key Club President of S.A.A.D. Student Government Executive Board PAGAN, Jacqueline 54 Law Club Senior Homeroom Rep. PAIGE, Betty 54 Black Student Union PANIAGUA, Carmen I. 54 PARKS, Diane M. 54 PASTREICH, Emanuel D. 54 Swim Team (Captain) Tennis Team Pilot Wilderness National Honor Society Vice-Pres. PAUL, Jonas 89 PEREIRA, Luis 89 PEREIRA, Maria 78 Volleyball Portuguese Club PEREZ, Annis D. 54 PEREZ, Alba 78 PERRY, Benjamin 78 PERRY, Lawanda 78 PERRY, Renee 54 Varsity Volleyball Team Cheerleading KB Club Vice-Pres. Student Govt. PETRILLO, Thomas 78 Fairness Committee PHILLIPS, Carol 54 Fund. Student Govt. Vice-Pres. KB Club Treasurer S.A.D.D. Law Club PHILLIPS, Scott 79 Freshman Football Freshman JV Basketball Senior Class Executive Board Black Student Union Alpine Ski Club Honor Roll POIRIER, John 79 POIRIER, Thomas 79 POLIMOU, Joanne 79 Key Club Secretary POSTED, Charles 79 POWELL, Julie A. 55 Law Club Key Club President HSE C Student Govt. Honor Roll POWERS, David W. 55 PRINCE, Jerome Black Student Union Harvard Upward Bound Tennis Team Fr. Basketball Fr. Football Executive Board PYLE, Robinson D. 55 EQe QUEEN, Ronramesh 79 RRR RAGONE, Patricia L. 55 Varsity Softball Captain Varsity Volleyball KB Club Italian Club Honor Roll RAMOS, Manuela F. 55 RAUSCHER, Kimberly 55 Law Club Honor Roll REAM, Beverly 55 REINERT, Joseph A. 56 REIS, Daniel J. 56 Soccer Team Portuguese Club Treasurer National Honor Society REMY, Judith 89 RIVERA, Lisa M. 56 Catholic Youth Organization Honor Roll ROBBINS, Wayne K. 56 ROBERTS, Karina 79 ROBERTS, Kim 89 ROBINSON, Janice 80 ROBINSON, Rumeal Basketball Team Captain Globe All Star Suburan League All Star Player of the Year ROCHA, Eddie 80 RODRIQUES, Nanette 80 ROMANOS, Charline 56 Cheerleading Squad Black Student Union ROSA, Elizabeth 80 ROSA, Miriam 80 ROTUNDO, Agostino 56 Wrestling Team Football Team Key Club RYKEN, Tanya M. 57 Black Student Union SOS SACCOCIA, Kimberly A. 57 SANTIAGO, Reynaldo 80 SANTIAGO, Roberto 80 SARCHIONI, Sheila 81 M.I.T. Upward Bound Alpine Ski Club JV Tennis Team SAVICKAS, Mary C. 57 SAXMAN, Peter 81 SCALESE, Eva Marie 89 Varsity Cheerleader Student Govt. KB Club S.A.A.D. Law Club SEBLE, Tsehaye 89 SERRANO, Joao P. 57 Upward Bound Soccer Team Portuguese Club House D. Student Govt. Senior Class Rep. SCHOFIELD, Kelly 81 SHEAFER, Cheryl A 57 SHIFERAW, Mona 81 SILVA, Stacie 57 Mansfield Beauty Academy Swimming Pep Squad KB Club SILCOX, Holly 81 SISCO, Sonya L. 57 SLANEY, Joanna 81 SLATTERY, Jessica 58 SMITH, Kevin Jazz Ensemble Track Team Indoor Outdoor Yearbook Photographer Register Forum Staff SMITH, Larae 81 SMITH, Sharon P. 58 SPARTICHINO, Beth H. 58 Alpine Ski Club KB Club SPEARS, Donald 89 SPEROS, James T. 58 SPINOSA, Carol 82 Alpine Ski Club Hockey Cheerleading ST. JEAN, Judith 58 STAROS, Arwen 82 STEVENS, Corinne 58 SUMMERS, Jeffrey 82 SUSSMAN, Lucas G. 59 SUTHERLAND, Claretha 82 SUTHERLAND, Kimberly 82 SWANSON, Robert 82 SYLVAIN, Robert 82 TIT TAVARES, Ann 83 TEGAN, Marie 83 Cheerleading KB Club Law Club S.A.D.D. Alpine Ski Club Student Govt. THOMPSON, Christion Indoor Outdoor Track Law Club S.A.A.D. KB Club THOMPSON, Stephen 83 THURSTON, Robin 89 TIERNEY, Stephen 89 TIRICO, Marianne 83 TONER, Jennifer K. 59 TOWNSEND, Tracy 83 Honor Roll TROISI, Kimberly 59 TURTLE, Jesse A. 59 Football Team Wrestling Team (Co-Captain) Baseball Team Track Team Senior Class Treasurer KB Club President Key Club Vice Pres. vv VAILLIANT, George 83 VELHO, Anabela 59 VICTORIA, Mariana F. 60 VILLACIS, Thomas 83 VILSAINT, Nancy 60 wWw WALCOTT, Janina 84 HSE B. Student Govt. Homeroom Rep WAN, Anita Y 60 Band Orchestra Jazz Ensemble Honor Roll WANG, Lomaine Y. 60 Math Team Student Govt. Asian Club Alpine Ski Club Tennis Team National Honor Society WARREN, Sherry 84 WATSON, Donna L. 60 M.LT. Coop Executive Board WELCH, Glenn 84 WELKE, Andrea J. 60 WIGFALL, Christopher 84 WHITE, Colin A. 60 Jazz Ensemble Band Orchestra Football Team Track Team Wilderness Club Alpine Ski Club Senior Class Executive Board National Honor Society WILLIAMS, Mark 84 WILLIAMS, Robert F. 61 WITKUS, Adam 84 WONG, Fung-Wah 84 WOOD, Leslie M. 61 Theatre BSU Corresponding Secretary Alpine Ski Club Ski Instructor for Y.E.S. Honor Roll WOODS, Daniel J. 61 WOOLDRIDGE, Diane E. 61 WRAY, Debra C. 61 yYy YARD, Stephen Leroy 61 Homeroom Rep. Yearbook Committee Gospel Choir Black Student Union YOSHINAGA, Shushi 89 221 222 a Seated, (L to R) Joseph Nardella, Francis Stone, Helen Ford, Jeanne Murphy.Standing (L to R) Sidney Yeldell, Joanne Trainor, Maureen Ford, Thomas MclInerny, Roberto Santiago, Joseph Rousseau. 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