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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

Cambridge | Rindge and Latin 4 School 459 Broadway Cambridge, Massachusetts 38 Cambridge Rindge and Latin — this must be the place. A place to learn, a place to socialize, a place to go when you have nothing better to do! (just kidding, Mr. Sarasin) CRLS is a common place — draw- ing students from all over Cambridge, the country and the world (and maybe a few from outer space). Despite our differences, we have been able to combine to form one strong body. CRLS is also a place for individuals. We have drawn upon our diversity to become separate and distinguishable figures within the crowd. We have proven that we are not “just another ‘brick in the wall.” Most importantly, CRLS is a place to learn. We are exposed to subjects ranging from Biology to German to Radio Broadcasting. We are also edu- cated by each other. We learn to communicate, to maintain friend- ships, and to hang outside of the school everyday at 2:30. The Class of 1987 is the tenth graduating class of CRLS. Along with the school, we have come a long way. We are now ready to face the world | prepared with the tools that CRLS has | given us — education, experience and the ability to dodge security guards. We wish luck to the Class of 1987 and all those to follow us. “Out of all those kinds of people You got a face with a view’’ — David Byrne Procrastination at its best CHEESE “Parlez-vous what?” “Is the Cafeteria cooking fish again?” “Wait, we're seniors, take a picture of us.” aR a Sab ee “Hi, I'm Michael the MOUSEKETEER.” Sexy and 17 “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the slickest of them all?” “Mom, come take me home.” a Paul threatens us with his menacing smirk. a “Five thousand words on the Russian Revolution? Ms. Editor You've got to be kidding.” “Surf's up!!!” erise, you've got that Close-Up smile Hey, man. Take a walk on the wild side. Flattery will get you everyw a = SG “We're waiting for the donuts.” “Computer programming is fun.” “Ooh, Emily, don’t touch me there.” 2 Al “Weeneareenecenneteeintiiiiinsy soanunvssns e007 UURR RAR Rana eUaeRn a nnNEEEnAaL Hone py “Are you guys really photographers from Vogue?” “Babyface ... you've got that cutest little babyface .. .” The next Renoir. Warrior fever “Hi there!” “Did you really have to do that?” “That's right, we're all skipping class and hanging in Filo’s office.” Ms. President and friends munch down on a nutritious lunch of Poppo Rings. “You put what in my sandwich?” : ; j rj “God, | wish | was home watching cartoons.” Kinga hatches an egg. 10 sosenr sine ORAS. shwirneoceisceipieecenae Wat peat badet ee? ‘ ea “| love study hall.” Superfriends in the Hall of Justice. “Bon Jour!” Hot Stuff Working 9 to5... For a good time call . . . 867-5309 “May we help you?” It is so easy to coordinate colors with the walls at CRLS. “Look Mom, I’m a senior” Be all you can be, or at least try to. “Dear Santa Claus .. .” 12 “Yeah, 2 plus 2 equals 4, that’s it.” “Beam me up, Scotty” “Come on Renee, at least look at the camera.” “The library is where we hang.” Same old grind. 14 “Next time you can do your own homework.” a eee Pay a eet OES eet re : a : ‘ 33 : Seana “és eo mae ee. Elizabeth develops in the photography lab. Ae ed aie “All the way to Boston, all the way to Lynn...” “errerrr...” Rave hair spray and Moby Dick, what a combination! ” “The sun will come out tomorrow .. . “Are we having fun yet?” The 8 AM lineup. 15 Yearbook Staff It's been (heh-heh) a long haul, but we’ve finally done it. What memories — hours of layout, infinite amounts of copy and typing and eons of caption-writing. There have been many casualties (sore fingers, pure ex- Katie Fallow haustion), and a bit of friction (we almost Jon Baring-Goul d and Lisa Porter Editor in Chief killed each other), but | think we will find it Assistant Editor Photography Editor worth the time. | want to personally thank all the staff — especially Renee, Linda, Pauline, Veronica and Sandra. And of course | owe the fact that | didn’t go crazy to Jon and Lisa. | think we did it! — Katie — The Editor ‘ 5 a Linda DaLuz From | to r — Derek Amenkowicz, Tom Piller, Sandra Veronica Pena, Copy Editor, Asst. Layout editor Renee Layout Editor Lopes, Jayne Naro, Gina Hawley, Pauline Callender Allen not pictured Acknowledgements: Although equipped with a splendid staff this yearbook could food and support; Filo, Kraz and Mr. Kimbrough, for their many not have been created without the help of many individuals. We contributions: and Arnie Lohmann for answering all our questions would like to thank the following: Advisor Joe Sullivan; Al Ferreira on “Ask Arnie” for his photography wisdom; Kit Porter and the entire Thank You, Baring-Gould family (Wendy, Jay, Laura and lan), for their house, The Yearbook Staff 18 CLASS OF 1987 Ze SAS ae WoO: SORE OSS KGa Sohn ns $ : SLL 0% KY O44 ROR Oxy DAYS y 19 Though we spoke in a different tongue, We Visited ft the class of 1987 spent one glorious weekend in Montreal, Canada. On this - A | three day and two night trip, eighty dudes and dudettes went to a baseball game, ate fine Canadian cuisine, shopped in tres chic shops that lined the streets of this busy city. When we found time to, classmates slept at the Holiday Inn in Montreal. We drank, we ate, we were merry .. . and we had fun, even though Filo, Skip, Mr. Haverty, Mr. Pescatore, and Mrs. Burns were chaperones. (he he he he) . “Okay, now how do | get it to move?” Our Junior Class President doing what he does best. “I wanna be a cowboy .. .” “Where are all the Hunks?” 20 We Played At... GREAT ADVENTURES, NJ The trip to Great Adventures began with a set of long sleepy faces at six o’clock in the morning in the library parking lot. The six hour drive to New Jersey was filled with laughter, dancing, and singing. We arrived at the amusement park at noon. Everybody went crazy at the sight of all the incredible rides and games. The park was beautiful, crowded, and exciting. The day was filled with screaming people having a great time on the rides. Around ten-thirty, many of us took a ride on the ferris wheel to see a breath-taking view of the illuminated park. A little past eleven, we took a final ride on the Bobsled, and had our last “great adventure”. “Yeah, we're bad!” 21 22 We Danced At The... “We know something that you don’t know...” PAAARTY SEMI-FORMAL : The Preteen Mafia “And then Ean spilled all of his dinner on my dress . . .” ‘i Coane | Ee on Mg _ ae 5 co. % te = = . ye ; = ad asad : a = Bring on the grub. The gala event of our junior year happened on May 16, 1986. the night was filled with beautiful dresses and sophisticated suits. Everything was great: The music, the service, and setting. Everything was fantastic except the food which was even worse than Alpo. After dinner, the dance floor was packed with rhythmic Steps to songs like the “Conga”, Prince’s “Kiss” and “I Can't Wait”. When relaxing time came we danced to songs like “Tender Love” and “Moments in Love.” The Class of 1987 danced the night away. The last song was “Always and Forever.” Everyone will always and forever remember this night. senioritis (Sse-nyer-i-tus)n. — A state of mind in which the affected suffers from chronic laziness, intermit- tent partying and severe relaxation, (often accompa- nied by persistent guilt). It is found only in high school stu- dents who are over-worked, over-anxious and over the edge. Senioritis is caused by three years of high school. The Causes Fall. Senior Year: There are classes to be passed, exams to be taken and choices to be pondered. For some the decisions focus around colleges, while others consider possible careers. The ex- citement of being Seniors (!) somehow gets swallowed up in the overwhelming amount of work during this season. The Class Trip, Prom and (gasp!) Graduation are mere specks of light at the end of the tunnel. Itis during this time thatthe unsuspect- = . ing seniors increase their susceptibility to Sof3 Pasir enioving the first term of the all-consuming Senioritis . . . Inku Kahn soaking up knowledge .. . Justin Dore studying in Pilot. Jennifer Brissett finishing homework in the SSC. Peter “K” reading his college folder. 24 Mid-senior year arrives and a strange thing starts happening to the victims of Senioritis: they begin to laugh, smile, and dare we say it — have a good time. LY - SYM b Mi Life looks pretty good now, except for the decision pressures like: Which classes will | go to today? or Which Sun Protection Factor is good for me in the Bahamas? For those suffering from this disease, the best advice is to wait and let Senioritis run its course. It is advisable to get plenty of rest (on weekdays) and take at least two parties a week. Try not to alienate parents, teachers and underclassmen — remember, they still live in the real world into which you will some day re-enter... Jem, Jem — she’s truly outrageous! “Well — | guess I'll be graduating now!” e Vox G Sag Li niin Porrsd, L) ay GAA p “Knock, knock — open the door.” Sarah, the amazing Two-Headed senior. “Security? No Problem!” 20 The Cure! ee “we hi oe : , i 4 SFC tees f) Oooh! Bahamas Hey Mon — this is the place to cure your senioritis. Come to the home of sunshine and sweet rum. After months of anticipation, the departure date finally came. Seniors sat in the sun by day and partied all night. We Barty a Rh Shien: m 7 4 A om : a “ were greeted every morning by hangovers and bad eggs. Some were adventurous en- Tom portrays the island man Trish smiles after successfully completing her mission ough to try scuba diving or gambling while of eating Bahamian food. others worked on their tans. Thanks to the hard work of Filo, Skip, Kimbrough, Kraz, Mr. Haverty, Mr. Culhane and Mr. Spencer, everyone arrived home safely. Everyone was very thankful to have an extra day to sleep and recover before returning to another long day of school. . | Gia, h | STOOD Mr. Culhane picks up a beach bunny. Pass-out Peter Si CR Pha ey ions. i @ PPR an eS ci : Pts ee EN Tedros and Von get down. How low can you go? “What, this isn’t Plymouth Rock?” How low can you go? 27 “Are we finished yet?” Tarek from the deep. Bahama Joe The future Jacques Cousteau. “Auntie Em, Can we go back to Kansas?” 28 The Honorable Treasurer — Jonathan D. Baring-Gould Early Fall, 1986, brought election fever, along with a multitude of campaign posters to CRLS. Seniors rushed first to the auditorium for the candidates’ speeches, and then to the ballots to cast their votes for their favorites. The result was the election of President Gladys Toledo, Vice-President Kevin Mitrano, Paulina Alves as Secretary and Treasurer Jon Baring-Gould. With the aid of Senior Advisors, as well as the Executive Board, the Senior Class Officers worked to 30 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Madame President — Gladys Toledo Les Kimbrough Vice Prez — Mitrano Skip McCarthy coordinate class activities such as dances, the senior class trip and the Prom. Congregating in the Student Service Center and lining the halls as doughnut salespeople, the officers helped to create a great senior year. The Class of 1987 extends their thanks to these dedicated few. In addition, we would like to thank the Class Advisors, Filmona Moreira, Skip McCarthy and Les Kimbrough, for their dedication and help. Executive Board Tarek Sallum Michael Jarvis Cindy Brown Veronica Pena Marcia Lawrence Not Pictured — Lance Dottin and Aram Dottin 31 Johanna Aeschliman Varsity Girls’ Soccer, Ski club. c 1987 Blender Baby Dianne Aidevis Kenneth Albert Ernal Aldin Jasmin Alicea “Jazzy J,’ Gemini, House A, 100% Rican Hi!, Anthony, Luv ya always for- ever Tony B. Gualter T. Almeida Paulina Alves Jazz Ensemble, Band; “Dad, Mom, Senior Class Secretary; Thanks Ma. Rick, Paul and Helio, Thanks. | couldn't Love Ya Mr. G. and Ms. Pierce. Frosty, have done it without you.” good luck with three Musketeers. Great times with Connie, Leah, Squid and Antoinette. 32 Lourdes Amado Hairdresser. Roses are red, Violets are Co Captain of the wrestling team. It’s Joseph Audet blue, You know what you need? A new : hairdo! 3 Carin Anderson Suraffel Assefa Varsity captain of cross country and varsity member of track team. Good luck tome and cross country andtrackteam. Plans to study engineering. been a great four years. Thanks for everything. “Rock-n-Roll” Amos Augustine Darlene Aupperlee Raymond Ausrotas Let's build the track. Jeffrey Bairos 11 “Hockey” “Volleyball” (sticks), Big Pearson, J.S., Hawk, Rock, “the Boys,’ SAD. De Law Clubmestticenit Government “AnnMarie 4-Ever’” 33 Brenda Baptiste Jonathan Baring-Gould M.C.,D.M.,J.N.,S.M., itwasfun. “Here’s Treasurer, Yearbook, Alpine Ski, V. to a broken leg.” Never forget D.B.'s_ Wrestling Soccer; Dad, Mom, Lisa wheels! Reaching for the stars, thanks — Love you in a Big Way. Main Man Mart; mom. Love my Billy. I'llalwayscareJoey ‘We're just two lost souls swimming ina D.B. and A.A. forever! fish bowl year after year. Running over the same old ground, what have we found? Same old fears, Wish you were here.” Anita Barry Mintovian e Bazelais Michelle Bentubo Claudine Berleus Jean A. Bernard Tsedal Beyene Thank youtoallmy friends andteachers. “Hair cut and sick” D = B “The Power of Love is having control” Word — talk to me. What it is. 34 April Blumenstiel | hate this picture. Kali — don't forget to act silly often. May we all lead wild lives. Scott Bonacci Doc's Chemistry. Paulie — Who's got the stuff? Antoniette Botelho C.L. forget about the alter! M.V.,P.A. The Memories. Skip, keep up with the aero bics, it is paying off. G.H., | DO!!! P,C, — go to work! Thomas Bonds Fernanda Borges Volleyball, Pilot Play, Thank youmomfor Fernanda loves Fernando. True love your support. “Yes, my purplesocks are forever. Goodbye, CRLS. fresh !!! Judain Bosse Alison Bouley Karen Boyle Don't complicate your lives. Learn to Swimming. F.R. — S.R.; Captain. S.M., accept people as they are. Gettoknow E.M. aka “DD” J.L. aka “Grandma” them before you judge them “UCONN” “The Coop” 35 James Brady Emily Broadhead Em. Dooz-n-Doozette, Drama, singing everything, ‘buy your own gum,’ Ambition: tomake it through another four years of school with Marc. Jennifer Brissett Derrick Bridgeman Bobby Marley: Emancipate yourself from mental slavery; none but ourselves can free our minds. Drama. Dark Light. Shoshana Brotman-Orner | am giddy, expectation whirls me around. Elizabeth Bullock Liz. Percussion Ensemble. Will pursue a Career as a physical therapist and further into the medical field. Denise Burney Jonathan Burns “Forsan et haec olim meminisse ivvabit, - perhaps this will be a pleasure to look back on one day” — VIRGIL 36 Heloise Cabot : Andrew Calkins “Tu seras pour moi unique au monde. Je : : tat Volleyball; Yo Campbell, next time, let’s serais pour toi unique au monde.” Thank see what is in it first. Sousa, why did you you: U.V., C.K., JR, J.S., Mom, Dad, Ermita Cadet Theresa Caldwell use your head? to my sister Doris: you're Ele. beautiful. Stay cool, sis. Pauline Callendar Antonio Camelo Yearbook staff, key club, Bentley College. Bye Robin and Rodney. Good Luck Adam.” As long as | live | shall always be myself and no other. Craig Campbell N.H.S., S.A.D.D., K.B. Club, Baseball. Edge, Jason, Pearson, Mazz,L.C.,A.C., J.S.,M.C., J.B. “Andy, don’t forget the thermos.” Lance Campbell L.C.C. AKA Spider C. Good Luck to the 1 Track Team. Stay cool to all my home boys. Good Luck In the future Senior Class “87.” 37 Marino Carreiro Nicole Carter Hockey 26. Baseball. FTB 42. Track — Javelin. Hopefully to be successful, to be in love. J.S. the man and sticks. Good Luck Sion Chambers , : iN ) Claudine Charles Ronald Charles Manuel Chaves 38 Lara Cetrulo “He who walks with his eyes closed cannot see where he is going.” To my family and friends: Thanks for all the love and support. Antonio Chaves — s | i Sai-Ping Chin Honesty, Filial Piety, Rectitude, Humanity and Self-Motivation Annette Clarke Diane Cobuzzi Luther Coipel Football 31, Hockey 10 “LOU” Sarah Colman K.M., W.W., J.A., K.S., M.W., and J.H. You all have been the most important for me these years. We'd better stay in touch. I'll miss everyone. Look out, college, ‘cause here we come. Shawna Conaghan Ida Cooper Scott Correia | am glad | am out, thank God | made tt. 39 40 Ana Paula Costa Michelle Costa Nancy Coulanges K.M. — It's been real!, Cindy B. — _ “Still water runs deep” Nance. '87 Remember the good times!, Hey J.N. — Let's go to the Rocky Horror!, C.M. — Remember your old friends “Bloop-Bloop” Betty Council Linda Cutone Brian Cyr Joao Costa | will never forget the time that Ms. Clemons spent helping me at CRLS. future plans: Air Force. Anna Couto Jose Da Silva Nuno DeMello Linda Da Luz Bentley, Accounting — Thanks Mom, Vavo, Vovo, Roberta, Sandra, Lisa — SV, HV, MM, Chris — Portugal, “Time Flows,” Primo’s, Saab Adv., CYO, Assem. Sq. Mall, Mustangs — Ow, Woo, Ruff Ruff! Paul Davis Helia DaRosa Rosa De Jesus Mark Davis 41 Nea ; Concettina Di Pietrantonio Class of 87! Looking forward to the future! | will always remember my good friends from CRLS! Nancy Dervishian Michele DeVasto Key Club, Law Club, Italian Club, Open Lines, S.A.D.D., College. Thanks Mom 1.4.3. Eddie Y. “Don't pray for an easy life, pray to be strong person.” Ana Diaz BA | Ilana Dickson Jardine Doline Pilot Play. Dot can| have anote? Sweet Listen darlings: don't you forget our Dee as Capricorn. Chilly Philly. Let's get lunch date for the future. “Fresh.” Scooby Doo and Scrappy, too! My heart belongs to Hanif. Justin Dore Have a good one. N.A., J.B., A.J., M.d. Aram Dotten Football 17, wrestling, executive board. Good luck to my cousins Lance, Karim, I'm the greatest — stay away from the girls because they ain't nothing but trouble. 42 Lance Dottin Thank YouDad Mom, B.D.,D.D.,A.D., L.D., J.D., and T.D. Doris | will love you forever and a day. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Senior Class Executive Board, Hm. Rep. Sharon Dottin Don't limit yourself, for limitations of one’s abilities are what we call failure. Angelique Dunn Graduated from Fitz. V. Volleyball, V. Basketball, V. Softball All-star player two years. Major: Culinary Arts. Lucy and Erin we made it. Olof Ehrenstrom “Ye got to fight, fight, fight, fight against Apartheid” Peter Tosh. Good luck to all my great friends Lorenzo, Oliver, Kristin, Tage, and Tiffany. Rachel Emmons Baby J. L.C.C. To all my friends good luck in the future and keep in touch! I'll miss you! Good Luck to the Class of 1987 Joseph Entin | guess what | really learned was that eveything | am loo king for is right there in my own backyard. James Edgehill Edge 11 Basketball. It’s like Gillette, razor sharp. Baseball. Jay, Camp, and Pearson good luck in school. You know! S.A.D.D. 85-86 State Champions. Gary Ezell Class of '87 willalways be fresh thanks to allcoaches and teammates of track and football. The name GIZ will go down in CRLS history. 43 Sam Ezust Denise Ferreira Ernetta Finch Cheerleader four years. Devon, Kenetha, T.J., vision a dream and make it come true. Good Luck. Thank you mommy, Love ya! No My A p Kenneth Forde Edward Frammartino tai oh QO . Forde: Varsity Track and Cross — Christine Forget it. Police, pat’s tow 1, %) untry, Regiser Forum staff member. hey, hey Lividotiand Carnabucired light ood luck to the track program and to _ bucket electrical 1 the Class of ’87 Jor gO ye yr AW (- ent (le if (At Wey AM Ni Katherine Fa. ° “Looks like the smile’s come _ ‘ck into season.” Rebeggee; Sonj, S mulie and Amanda C-B: KS keep purst 4g it. Et, Chris Yoke and everyone: I'lllove ‘ou fawevah and evah. — KT Evandra Fontes Salvatore Framondi Cross Country — Track; Law Club: Student School Committee; Air Quality Task Force As. Md’ hunts for a a Wat. piso Manic § Greer ir vS we! around ow he CRO: se fai Gane you All. ee Thomas Gannon Jr. Baseball 19, Football 19, Ganna, To Class of 87: Good Luck, see ya around! Roger Francis Mark Frasier FRA. Baseball Christiana Frimpong Harun Gadatia These four years at CRLS have been the best so far. | wish the graduating senior success in the future. Thanks for everything Josefu. Gracinda Galvao Homeroom Representative, Portugese Club Secretary, | willnever forget my first day of learning English with Mr. Nigorski at CRLS. Future: college to become a nurse. adidas | t Israel Garcia 45 Jennifer Garland Toni Garro Thanks, MomandDad!|madeit.Indoor | like when everyone comes up to me and outdoor Track. and tells me how long my nails are. And | will always love my boyfriend Ronnie Carol Gaynor forever. Frantz Gedeon Darren German John Giakoumis Toall my friends: Good luck in the future. Just remember to always do your best and to never give up, no matter what happens. iy Antonia Glenn Varsity tennis, Varsity swimming, Academic Decathalon team, Academic Bowl team, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Writing Center Thomas Glynn Thanks Mom! 7 Hockey, Baseball, Golf, “Let Iggy do it!” “Tarek .. . Wait! ... Wait!!! Doc’s Chemistry! “Good Luck!” Class of '87! Keep in touch. 46 Etienne Goldstein Susana Goncalves Daniel Gonzales Jennifer Goodwin “Gunzy” Most likely to succeed in life. ‘Jen,’ B.S.U.—fouryears, Gospel choir Hobbies — Golf, skiing. Future plans— — four years. Fashion show Kwanza, to own my own business M.L.K. Day, Best friend Chaddy? Love Ya! Love You J.N.! Love to my friends! God Bless! Wendi Gore “Wee,” Volleyball, Cheerleader, College. Thanks to my parents and my sisters especially. If it wasn’t for them | would not have survived the four years. Marie Veronique Grandoit Donald Greenidge Francis Guinane 47 48 Adam Gulinello Sean Harris Heather Hagan Jel) = BIE EM, BAR RACs SeamimG. 19, | won't forget you, and be careful on the field! Thanks Julie, Kim and Kris- tine! | love you Mom and Dad! Me Me Pat Hall - Karl Happe Much Madness is divinest sense 7 | To a discerning eye; y Much sense the starkest madness. ‘Tis the majority Inthis, as all prevails — Emily Dickinson Vondell Harris John Hatzis Gina Hawley CRLS Basketball 1 Felicia Heywood Denise Haynes Gary Henry Francisco Hernandez “It's been real” Goodbye “M.C.” A lot of fun Karim Aram. “All the girls I still love you” Spencer Hicks Paul Hill Nickname “Hilbs.”’ Radio Station, Machine Shop. “Anybody wanna cut?” “Toast” “Go to Harvard” is pat i ¥ ¢ $ Barbara Hinton It's been fun! Tarah Hilsman Major-Vocal Performance. Swim team 83-87, Music, Drama, Gospel Choir, Jazz Ensemble, BSU. “No Kari you can not have my room!” | luv you Gin. 49 Michelle Holdt And when is there time to remember. . . what should have been and what cannot be helped. James Ignazio To the boys: Hockey, Golf, Baseball, SADD. Glynn, do it again, up the middle Doc's Chem Class, Kels and all the girls he loved before. Good luck, Iggy 50 Richard Holland D. Russell Jarvis Lynda Hudson We did it Mic. We're the only ones left and we made it. Thank God! Thanks for the encouragement from some of the teachers. | needed it. Pascale Jean Cheryl Howington Because U's deserve what every individual should ever receive, 10-10 | made it through and I'm still sane —may mirror images always remain. Michael Jarvis Baseball, Basketball, Academic Decathalon team, Senior Class Executive Board. Everything is Nice. . . If you need a lawyer in eight years don’t hesitate; look me up. Rodney Jewer Alexi Joannidis me Wanda Johnson Chris Jones Varsity cheerleader 83-87. Thanks ma Daddy. Ronald we have control over are perfect combination. Tia thanks for the friendship heart. (Love noya) Craig Jones “It was something to consider’ Christina Jones qd Volleyball, B-ball Class Rep. Luv ya mom and dad. Kris and Chris friends : f 4-eva. hows your “H” “the Palace” Lisa Jones Jerome Julien “Good Luck to all who have touch my life.” “No Tammy | don’t have a dollar!” on Marie Julien Rukhshana Kamthewala Itisnothowmuchwe have buthow much happiness we achieve. Jeffrey Keating Class of “87’ No. 1. Best wishes to the underclassmen. | will always remember CRLS for the students and faculty. James Kelley Jr. 52 Justine Kazlas Michael Kelsey Good luck class of “87.” The lapter, Noelle, thanks, Hockey Freshman — Senior; Captain, K.B. Club SADD “Do it again” Sui-Ming Kam Kathleen Keegan Congratulations to the Class of -87-. Best wishes in the years to come. Michele Kelsey Amenah Khalifa Tedros Kiflit In my life I'll always remember my last year at CRLS. Thanks to all of you! Susan Kim Stephanie Kinch Black Student Union, Law Club, SADD, Jobs for Bay State Grads. “It's survival of the fittest and only the fittest will survive! Time to flex! Robert Kinch Jimmy Kim Howzit to all you Howlees out there! Have a good one. “Good Memories” Mahalo, Shaka Bia. ¥ Coe ae oe SS SS Kang-Ti King 53 Kang-Ying King Katherine Kirsch Still water runs deep. Jonathan Knight Hjordis Korsgen Lule Korsgen Peter Kourkoutas Tak Kuen Kwok (David) Name? David. Question? Justice Liberty. Ans: undefined. Shannon Laliberte Kim, Debbo. ‘Kelly's’ Our buddies” you “Drawing from nature.” “Slap!” Jimbo, Fitzy “The Losers” The 9. I finally made it! Thanks Mr. C. B.P. D. aan’ King Lam Marcia Lawrence Varsity Cheerleading 83-87 Sr. Exec. Board. “Crea” ‘Rox’ Best friend—Nina. Good Luck Class of “87.” Thanks to my family. Love ya Todd! Roger Levesque Mathew Lewis Rick Liou Casual Wear and High-Tech gear. “Desire is a self-figured creature that changes her mind” Take care Ray, and thank you Joe. Zhi Jiang Liou Go for it, Johnny Boy! Stephen Livingston Angela Lombardo Volleyball. Hse B Bench “See Ma, | told Key Club, Mediation. Miss ya J.R.! Love you I'd pass English.” you Mom and Dad! Wheelock here | com. Thanks Ms. Farinato!!! ByetoJ.R., ling Wdehy Use whet, (CAL... dhs), etre! 4il others. 55 Jonathan London Tennis, Ski Club, Homeroom Rep. Register Forum. 17 Hovns. The B — Boys. 16-2 M.J. Sub! Ligia Lopes Also known as Giggles. Let's keep in touch everyone. It's been fun goodbye atlastii@. Riles: Tracy Lopes Lisa Lucey Has it really only been 4 years? best of | What's up? Lisa Dawn best friends luck Kiki, Kel, Di, and all the Class of | forever. Boston Bruins 1. Jon Bon Jovi 1987! is so fine. Bruce Springsteen. Darlene keep in touch! Lisa Madison Christine 7 Linda: We were born, Born to be wild. Stay that way. Never get caught. Evelyn Lugo Congratulations Class of 87.” Thanks to my mom friends who gave me their : , support. Goodbye, C.R.L.S. Do not listen. Thanks everyone. Cara Maggio Debbie Marks Thanks Mom Dad. | love you. U too Aaron. Irene, Mary Leah it’s been fun. Good luck to all. Love ya Joe! 56 Celso Marques Victor Martingnetti My future plans for after graduation are pa 2 ees Fog lal Mafia Connection. | anin 4 76-63-74 “Where's all those girls | use he Big Business woes CRY | Veronica Marquez Dennis Marshall te love?” i OX { C “Capricorn” Love alwaystomyoneand To all my friends and hockey W eo S$ only Ruben. Best Wishes to Marilyn and — teammates: It's been along 4 years. It’s 5 Qr NOS to the Class of “87.” hard to believe it’s over. D.U.M. op CG ie Masciari Jessica Mathews Bs i. , + i, 3) yy ive a a 7 Lae ; , a, Sea Fi - By Ae AAG Sk ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Michael Mazzei “Maz” Football team ‘Mafia Connection 63 and 76” “Woohoo! Mt. Auburn! Baby!” Thanks Ma and Dad. William Mayes 57 Dawn McCarthy Christopher McDaniel What's up Lisa? Best friend 4 ever! Hi £.Z. Theresa. Love ya Dee. “Kick it’ (to Danielle, Diana, Alicia and Betty. Let's the boys: Dennis, Dennis, Ed) Watch out keep intouch.’87isouryear, let’sparty!! — Sting, watch out Steinback, Here Comes McDanie!! Robert McDermott Varsity wrestling, Football 86, Student Government Room 69. It's hip! Dan, Mazz, Victor and the rest of the boys and especially Laurie. Michael McDonald Kelly McGlashing Marc McGovern Mom and Dad: It’s finally over! Kim: Ooz-N-Doozette Spike Co-Captain Whobedo Day! Donna: Why you frontin’ Varsity Soccer, Register Forum, Student like you ain't with it? Michelle: remember School Committee, President History the Bahamas. Vick: Thanks for being Club, Writing Center, Drama Improv. there! Troop, Celtics, Magic Who? Caline McKeon Marcia McLaren 58 Keith McPherson Law Club, Wilderness Club, Ski Club, Indoor Outdoor Track. Tricia McQuade T.M., T.C., | just wanted to let you know that all the bad times were still the very best of times. |’ll miss you. Don't forget “against all odds.” Lisa McWhinnie Diana Medeiros Freshman Volleyball, Security Club, Mr. Sullivan in Hse A, Thanks for putting up with me. Favorite songs — “You Got It All,” “Crush On You,” “It's The New Style,” “Tender Love” Robert Medeiros Renee Meehan Good Luck, Class of '87. ue miss ou, Mrs. Murphy. Love ya Rumeal. A poecial Thanks to you Mom, couldn't Martin Mehrling Suzanne Mescall have done it without you. “Take your time, think a lot. think of | Varsity Volleyball and Softball. Major: everything you've got. For youwillstillbe | Business. It's beenreal!K.B.,D.C., T.M., here tomorrow but your dreams may M.M., J.E., A.C., C.C., J.S., LA. not.” CAT STEVENS 59 60 Robin Messer Student Gov't Girls Diving. Ski Law Club. S.A.D.D. — S.S.C. Honor Roll. Perfect Attendance. Peer Leader. Volleyball. P.C. — Morn Coco Carpool. Bye everyone. Molly Myersohn 48 Sacramento St. Los amo a todos. Odna Milhomme W. Natasha Millien “Mass Pep” “Lover of chocolate and Teddy Bears” Carla, Thanks for being my best friend. Senior's life is too short to waste so have a ball. Love Tasha. F ‘ Nelson Miranda Kevin Mitrano Jr. Pres., Sr. V.P. Let Iggy do it. RWB, Doc's chem. Class, the bad area. It’s hoopy time. Montreal! Adv. Biking. Bill and Opus rule!! Ruth Molina Marjorie Mondesir Thank you to all my friends and to Herbert, who | love very much. |'llalways remember C.R.L.S. forever. Marilyn Montero Thanks Mom for everything you've done. Lots of love to my sweetheart Jose. Nicolas Morency Alease Moore Jeremy Moran Alisa Moore Thank you Mommy. Good Luck! Tanya and Tamael. Baby Lee Baby Tee Little Tee! Tatia Moran Cheerleader 4 yrs., Capt. 2 yrs. 2 Neya, we may depart, but not by our friendship heart. Seniors, If you don't remember me, uwon't be hard 2 4-get. Thanks Ma, Dad and sisters, | wuv you. Tanny Moorehead Katy Morris 61 Theresa Morrisey Tracy Morrisey Softball, K.B. Jerry 1-16-85, the trussel Future in law. “The sky is the limit, Peter Park, Brigham’s with S.T. Hojo’s people.’ Chunky and Apples stay in Hotel “Way to go Cubby!” “It’s hip, | touch! Stay away from the bad things in Rob!” life! Mark Morrow a.k.a. Mix Master M M on the Wheels. Powder Play Productions (So Damn Fresh!) Ooh Bahamas! The party rocks nonstop. Later Ya'll! Me. Louis-Marais Narcisse ae Jayne Naro Robert Naras Track, Yearbook, (If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance then baffle them with Boe) MHC, IDM. IW (18h, SP SG. “Do you want to go to a Rocky Horror P. Mentally Physically?” Joel Nickrosz Also known as the “Saint.” | luv U Jen. To all my friends and enemies — Congratulations! Peace to all! Jamey O’Quinn 62 Jason O’Connell “Doc J’s Chemistry,” “thanks Craig” Helley I'll be there, Baseball, Brockton 18-3, “Edge stay sharp” Mike P., Maz, All-Suburban, Thanks Mom and Dad. Young-Soo Oh Know yourself and you will win everything. Scott Oliver David Ondezes The All-Star Team (Bowman), The Bagel Boys, Sallum, Sparky, and Utah skiing. The Bahamas, parties and girls. Take it easy dudes. Frank Ovellette You must believe in yourself. Schools | may go to are: Wentworth or Franklin. ; . Major is drafting. House is CRLS Rindge Kali P-Ec Diana Paniagua Tech. CRLS 1 Class of '87 Thanks to my strange friends, | have Live and Let Live. “Hair Cut” Best survived these long four years. April, Wishes ABC 1,2,3. Good Luck to... thanks for not drifting away overallthese Thanks to all my friends and teachers. years. Never change. Peter love forever. T =F. 63 Jitendrakumar Patel Good Luck and may God Bless You. Reach for the stars and may all your dreams come true. Make sure you have fun. “Class of “87” Rajen Patel Time that steals our years away shall steal our memories too. The joy of the past shall stay and half our hopes renewed. Good luck to all the Seniors. Winifred Paul Kelly Payne Haitan Club. | love to dance and adore Goodbye to everyone and Good Luck! the arts. Winie '87” Remember the Semi-formal, Montreal, the Prom and the Bahamas! The best to all and a bright future! Erinn Pearson Michael Pearson Hockey 3, Law Club, S.A.D.D. ‘“Right,. Right” “Edge, Camp, Sticks, Maz” Marcos Pena Veronica Pena “Katie! Whereis —?” “No, | did not buy it inastore. My mother made it.” Goodbye C.R.L.S. Anita, it’s over. We made it! Kelly, it’s Kelly, it's goodbye to those hypo... Gina, thanks. “Let Iggy do it. Gracias Mami. 64 Filomena Pereira Stacy Phillips Black Student Union, Law Club, SADD, : Jobs for Bay State Grads. Everyone Juan Perez Erin Peterson remember to stay incontrolor Steph and Varsity Basketball, Captain-Varsity | will have to RSO! Soccer and Softball. Thomas Pilleri Paula Pimentel National Honor Society, Wrestling, Hopefully to be successful in the Student Government, Yearbook Staff. cosmetology field. M.C. love ya always Lee. Tee. Thanks for everything P.S. Keep in touch. THIN WIT j Luisa Quintanilla It's nice to go on, but sad to leave. Lisa Porter “Gi talo’ gi halom tasi. Na gaige tano-hu.'’; Bunny, Lisa?, stage managing, princess of power (AB), “Aaaah ..., apples, pasta, green things; Jon — | love you in spite of whipped cream on pita bread; MAR MAR—“‘youwillstill be here tomorrow...” 65 Tothe new Seniors of the Rindge School: “Keep Rockin 66 Lulgi Ragone yy from Luigi Daniel Rego Edward Ramos Christine Ricardo We made it Lisa. | did it mom, dad thanks. Mariathanks for all the years you spent working with me. Good Luck to my friends — C.C., B.M., L.F., D.K., thanks Filo. Jennifer Raskin . . Michelle Richard Mansfiels Academy. Nickname: Little Dreamer. Song: Livin g on a Prayer. Bon Jovi. We did it, Lynda. The last ones left. Good Luck Class of “87”. Kathleen Riley David Roberts Future 1988 Academy Award Winner and Hasty Pudding’s Man of the Year. Most likely to marry Whitney Houston. Noelle Roderick Tarek — It’s inevitable. It had to be you. Jim, you'll be the star goalie in the pro's someday. Remember me! Mike Thanks. Barbara. Bon Voyage. Edward Rodriques Elizabeth Rodriquez | worked in House A office for 4 years. Homeroom Rep. 3 years. Katherine Gibbs. ‘It's been fun” Lisa Rudnik “You can't wait for inspiration, you have to track It down and beat it with a club.” - J.C. J.N., J.H.. L3. “AAAAH.” X-Mass. Tarek Sallum Michelle Salmon Brim, “Please.” Hockey, Ski Club, S.A.D.D., Senior Toallmy friends: Aren't you all glad to be Executive Board, “underdog.” Love ya’ out? | am. | hope you all follow your Rima. Bowman, Sparky, Glynn, Kev-o, | dreams and live it up. Dan-o, Dusty... . Don't leave me fellas! Thanks Mom Dad. 67 68 Billy Sanchez Richie Sarchioni Richard Santos Katana Saunders Victor Santos Jackie Sawyer Jackie? Denise? Why be normal? Melanie, Bob and Jim down band, Mr. Smeed's class and Gilligan — |'ll really miss you. Thanks for all the memories. Anita San Severino Karim Saunders Track team, State Champs. Good Luck to my cousins, Aram and Lance. Danielle Senat Mass Pep, Gospel Choir, Law Club. Eunice, hang in there, your turn will Lucy Scalese Antoine Scott Alicia Sealy come soon and Alicia guess we're on A.K.A. Mr. Filo. Thanks MomandDadfor Mass Pep, Gospel Choir, Black Student OUurownit's going to be hard to leave this your support. Always loving Jennie. — Union. Thanks, Ma, for sticking byme.| — place. Especially remembering those special love you. To the Lunch Crew: keep moments, Adidas, Cape Cod, J.L.A., laughing. J-lun “Remember me!” Chedly Senatus Mario Serrano Soccer Team 13, Student Gov't M.I.T. U.B. Thanks tomy boys: JohnB., VonH., Nick S., Jon L., Tarek S., Stay Cool. Krist Simmons Good friends last a lifetime!! Keep in touch!! Cindy-Poo and Susie-Q, | love you guys!! Michael, I'll always love you!! Adam Shuman 69 Sheree Sinclair To all my friends that | am leaving behind, Good Luck in the future. Ceeski, stay cool and out of trouble. Darron Smith 70 Facuyn Slawter-Howe If you can't find happiness along the way. Younever will find it at the end of the road. P.S. Thanks Mom Van for all your support through my Senior year. Fatima Sousa | wantto thank everyone who has helped me during my high school years, especially the people inthe C.R.C.S.G., M.M., P.L. Love you, E.W. Cynthia Smith Marie St. Louis | thank God and all my teachers who help me during my high school years. Thank you! Eric Small John Sousa To the boys, “Good Luck” Football 52, Volleyball 17, Student Gov't; Stick's, Rock, Hawk; Take Care See you on the Beach. ‘“WPO — Dudes.” Alexis Stamps Track! B.S.U. Jr. Sr. Government, Photo club. “The mind is like a computer, you only get out what you put into it.” Peter Stanitsas “99” “Streat Hawks — Midnight Express, Hockey town U.S.A. — Stanley cup shuffle goals — Hat trick Pee Wee Herman, Mary? Tulip? Boy! Football camp — midnight runs with Sam, Thanx Rriana'Dad | Timothy Stiess Kristin Stockard Varsity Wrestling, National Honor Cross-Country, Indoor track, Outdoor Society, Homeroom Representative track, Gymnastics Club “Svereige Ar Fantastisa”’ Shayna Stonom Julie Thermidor % { Jerome Thomas Steven Thompson “Often smiling, Usually quiet, but always friendly.”; “Those that are faithful, eager and willing cannot help but make a success Of life.” Law Club 71 2: Karen Thorp Joseph Travers Gla dys Toledo Filo | need help! Yes, again Squuiid! Conguistar? Si, Honda ... Thanks for being there Mom, Dad, and my special friends. Nos remos coconuts. Maria Victoria Hockey cheerleader, Co-Captain. Thanks Mom. | Love you SIL. Lisa Tome Viana Vitvitsky Megan Todd Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team, Captain ’87, National Honor Society, Alpine Ski club, Pilot Hector Vicente | am going to miss all my teachers, friends, and the school. | want only one thing in this world. Anna, | will love you always. Annika Voynow Mark Whelan Thanks to my family, | couldn't have done it without you. Occ. Ed. Auto Body. Alicia Waithe Gerold Wentzell Wendy Wan Rachel Westbrook Crystal Weems David Wilkinson 73 Andrea Williams Paul Woodruff Woody, Ground Zero, Smiley, whatever! Thanx to God, Moms and Pops, Mike and Verna for their help!!! “vision a dream then make it come true!” 74 Oliver Wilson Yong-Mei Wu Tanya Wilson Hey Leslie, we'll finally be able to chill in college together. Thanks, Momand Dad and Nana for all your support to help me get through senior year. As Shi Lan Yang Rhonda Wilson Ling Yang The future belongs tome andmy friends. Shi Yuan Yang Anthong Zannella 2 My favorite school is CRLS. Vickee Young Mussie Zemui Zemui. Captain of the tennis team and M.V.P. of 1986. Deidre Zepf Pete's, Soccer, Softball, Ed, Chris — “Who's your buddy?” Paul, Di, T — “the Lunch club” Sage’s Tobein, the “OB” Mom and Popsicle” Ken 3-31-84 75 Kevin Aheron Beth Auterio Editor, Register Forum ... WRLS “Aquamarine” it was not an age but for all time” Being what you are is the most important thing in life 76 Renee Allen Ed Barrett Seniors II Rousseau Aurelian | guess this is one of the greatest year of my life cause of u guys. | love u all and Good Luck Jouby James Bernis Irene Alves Reynaldo Benzan Julia Blackett Chery! Brathwaite Tracy Bryan Glen Brescia pbell “e olleen Cam “Ye on is Sof i Ss c Kaesta Campbell Paul Costa Waldy Clark Tit 78 Danielle Coulanges George Elderd Butch ’87 Chery!’88 Thanks mom dad! One more year “shy”! Hang on! My coworks: Jill Payllis. Thanks Ms. Curry Mr. Axtman! Jean Renal Dufreny Franklin Fair Sa . eee Thomas Dwyer David Foster Arnita Dortch | have learned alot in the past four years and | will miss my teachers and friends. Good Luck to all. Thank you! Jennifer Entine Anything is hard to find when you will not open your eyes. Kenneth Fournier Amy Henry Teresa Furlong Myrlande Guillaume Patricia Girard Volleyball, Softball, Alpine Ski Club. College, Communications. Good Luck Class of '87! Kimberly Harmon Che, it’s party time! New Hampshire, Salisbury Beach. Good Luck in the future K.M. Carla Gonsalves Carolina Heredia Varsity Cheerleader. Cheerleaders and friends: | hope you ali have fun. Remember: take advantage of every moment while you can. Goodbye and remember me! 79 Jose Heredia Daniel Imbert Tom Imrey Elena Kazlas George Kennedy Goodbye Jess, Erin, mylillady, K.B., Mel and Heather. Kol alaus ir baliu bus, lietuvis nepazus. Missy — remember forever buddy. Phiroja Khalifa 80 Christina Kiely “Little by little you showed to me one more side of your personality” H.C., U.V. AM Tennis Christina Lasalle Allen Laurent Christina Leal Brett Lieberman oy _ Connie Lima Melza Depree Mi es S = | CS 81 Rosa Lopes Sandra Lopes Jessica Lynch Musie Mahari Sarah Maher Edgar Maldonado Van Halen ... Carpentry ... It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how good you look. Tiffany Mann Debbie Marks 82 Melissa Marotto Keith McCarty Good Luck to Traci cause | love ya. See . Farewell to my friends. Marpha Mars Michael Matarazzo you in the bigtime! | Dennis McConville David Mcinerney Me! RCtes Michael Miskell chown fs et AVucleNQDS i Martha Moise Lisa Morgan My highschoolyearswerethebestofmy Alias Morgie Fav. Exp. Man, I'm hungry! lifetime. James Morse et Maisha Moses Rene Nubia Marjorie Parent Volleyball team, Gospel Choir, BSU. “A woman's place is in the world and not in the home.” 84 Y, Tonya Morris Lisa Pacheco Antonio Pereira Christopher Phelps Goals in life: to forget high school, search for the ultimate Bump Run, and find a college which will accept me. Linda Pilvalis Mirja Iris Pitkin : Michael Puntonio Cherise Reiser Obed Remy Justine Rhodenbaugh Joseph Rodenmacher Laura Rodrigues Melissa Roemele Goodbye little ladies. Jess, Erin, Mel, K.B., Heather. Michelle. . .never forget. Good Luck Alexie. And Elena — thanks for everything and always remember. John Santos Robert Scalfani Daniel Schrecker Kim Sealy 86 Ricardo Segura Nicholas Speros Morgan Sheafer Jada Simmons Hold fast to your dreams, but keep a special spot where dreams can go, can drive, and grow where doubts and fears are not! Paula Silva Lisa SooHoo Volleyball, Asian Club, Track. Salazar Silva 87 88 Clery Sylvestre . Malaika Tabors Carla Tavares Reivill Torres Jonathan Tynes Michael Valliant To the fish in shop. Thanks, family and friends. Call me! Sherri Waite Shia-Ling Wang Seniors III Claudia Bestor Christine Deegan Francia Berrouet Theresa Correia Nathan Betts Guerline Edmond lig - PE Andrew Bonvie Paula Garrity 89 Catherine Harris Abdulelah Hefni David Kelly Kathleen La Brie Seann London Lissett Miranda Chris Monks Nena Negron 90 Rosette Noel Nicole Michelle Cox Anita Peixoto Jeanne Scalesse Leah Ramage Kimberly Wallace Isabel Rodrigues 91 93 A — Jamey O’Quinn; B — Peter Kourkoutas; C — Paul Woodruff; D — Chris McDaniel; E— Vondell Harris; F — Pauline Callender; G — Michele Ann DeVasto; H — Alexis Stamps; | — Tammy Lee Moorehead; J — Michelle Holdt; K — Robin Messer; L — Olof Ehren- strom; M— Elizabeth Rodrigues; N— Linda DaLuz, O— Kenny Albert; P — Jackie Sawyer; @Q — Jade Simmons; R — Rachel Westbrook; S — Katie Fallow; T — Jon Bar- ing-Gould; U — Lisa Porter; V — Jennifer Goodwin 95 96 Th-Th- Thats All Folks UNDERCLASSMEN Although we often wouldn't like to believe it, CRLS s made up of students other than seniors. Juniors, sophomores and freshmen (freshmen?) through their individual and whole class contributions, add to the dynamics of our school. Ah, underclassmen life! As a freshman you struggle to find your way around the school and its various social groups. This is your first taste of the Real World. “Thank God that’s over!”, You sigh as you enter your sophomore year. Suddenly the school isn’t as large as you thought it was. Weren't those upperclassmen much taller than you? You start developing social skills and characteristic hang-outs. That long-lost confidence begins to grow within you... Upperclassmen! You can't believe you're already half-way through your high school career. With the lowerclassmen to look down upon, you start to feel the power of your position. This social hierarchy isn’t such a bad idea when you’re almost on top! This section is dedicated to presenting the other CRLS inhabitants (for the first time ever!) in their natural habitats. 97 Juniors eee ads aan a sceemidenieeetanammmeamnemamem anaes ET 98 Juniors House C House D 99 Occupational Education 100 “Jake! How many times have | told you to stop sniffing those chemicals?” Lisa displays the latest in fashion sleepwear. 101 “Jingle Bells” “Is this how you do the can can?” 102 House C Sophomores so OIE ga ai lems House D 103 Brendan and Lisa show us their winning smiles. Sophomores Hangin’ “Hey, | like your jeans.” 104 Adam in the Garden of Rindge. Gillian hits the town phomores Watching time go by. 105 Dude. Matt enjoys the comfortable, relaxed, easygoing atmosphere of the cafeteria AGS NENG Freshman fun Alex — you're a punk. 106 Underclassmen Candids 107 News in Our World State vows to fight ‘nsurer AIDS test 56% SAY NO Fo DRUG ae ed ae , — With his wife pouring the Par- | @ @ is bubbly, the 25-year-old cy- in clist from California celebrat- eiru ed. He is the first American to win the famed 24-day, 2,542- mile Tour de France. ’ 108 09 1 News in Our School CRLS Celebrates A Birthday This year’s graduating class is special, being the tenth one from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Born in 1977, CRLS has endured some major difficulties in its short life. Prior to 1977 the city had two public high schools, Rindge Technical School and Cambridge High and Latin School. Each school had its own principal, adminis- tration, and sports teams. The rivalry between the schools was once seen as a healthy thing, but by the mid seventies a typi- cal Rindge-Latin basketball game would pit five blacks against five whites. Thoughtful people in the Cambridge com- munity began to see that there was a need to unify the two schools for the purpose of creating opportunities for cooperation rather than competition. The transition was not easy. Where there had been two faculties, there would now be but one. Many administrators were displaced. Law suits followed. The new “house” system was introduced. The old CHLS building was raised, the Arts Building and the Frisolli Field House were built. In January, 1980, a student was killed in a fight with a fellow student. Racial tension flared. The incident drew national attention. Many thought that the killing would mean the end of ef- fective public secondary educa- tion in Cambridge. However, all elements of the Cambridge community rallied to keep their school together. It is quite clear that visitors who come to CRLS in 1987 find a safe school where members of different races and creeds in- teract. We feel proud of what has been accomplished here, while we realize that there is still much to be done. To the graduates of our tenth class, congratulations. Keep the CRLS spirit with you. Officers Elected This fall, the seniors cast their votes to choose the class officers. Gladys Toledo was elected President, Kevin Mitrano Vice-President, Paulina Alves Secretary and Jonathan Baring-Gould became the class Treasurer. Together they worked to make the class of 1987 the best ever! Lukas Leaves One of the sadder parts of this year has been the departure of Mr. Lukas. He left his position as assistant headmaster of CRLS to become a school principal in Marblehead. After 17 years at CRLS, Henry Lukas greatly enriched this school and this class. “The Visit” The CRLS Drama Departments presentation of “The Visit” was a huge success. It was guest directed by Al Cremin, who together with the cast and crew, helped make it one of the best CRLS drama productions. CRLS Host to Soap Stars Visit When Brian Bloom, John Hen- sley, and Jennifer Ashe of As The World Turns visited CRLS this fall, hundreds of soap opera fans went crazy. The female majority greeted the stars with piercing screams and thun- derous applause. Security was heavy, but didn’t dare interfere when one student gave an envi- able strangling hug to the male actors. Female Football Player When Fanshen Cox decided to join the CRLS Warriors football team, she had little idea what reactions she would trigger. Although she is not the first young woman to play in a high school football team, her membership attracted the attention of various media. Fanshen played wide-receiver and proved herself both on the field and standing up to social prejudices. | THE ARTS LISA PORTER A PLACE TO CREATE REALS T LM RE AP RET ILI IE NEL TE JENNIFER BRISSETE HEATHER LEWIS HEATHER LEWIS N oa = CELIA CONNAIRE DAN OWUJU 113 Photography Sean Harris 114 : Paul Wooddruff i : hb as = | | HENR SELECUOS Diana Medeiros me ce a Jimmy Kim 115 116 “Uh gee uh — I’m a twee We must, we must... “ . _ wo yyy “Beckstah — You don’t have to wear your dance face tonight” The Karate Kid The Drama Department shares the basement of the Arts Building with the CRLS Dance program. It is run by Barbara Ehrlich and has been very active in recent years. The dancers put on an annual concert which displays their talents and diversity. Daily classes are offered throughout the year which provides both the beginning and advanced students with opportunities to expand their dancing abilities. Lion face — Lemon face! 117 MUSIC The Music Department at C.R.L.S. has been a very important part of the school. Every year they enrich our lives with concerts with various types of music ranging from jazz to classical. In May of 1986, the Jazz Ensemble performed for the Governor's Ball in Lowell. Traditionally, the Band has played in the annual foot- ball games, including in the Thanksgiving game. (where the whole band usually freezes!) In the concerts and football games, the band, orchestra, and Jazz Ensemble has made us tap our feet and dance to songs like “Axel F’, “Obsession”, “Tiguila’, “Proud Mary”, “Exodus”, and “Woodchoppers Ball”. The chorus is also a big part of the Music Department. They have been to nursing homes, hospitals, and parades. The chorus has sung a selection of songs like “New York, New York’, “We Are The World”, and “Summer Time”. The Music Department has brought extraordinary talent to C.R.L.S. We want to thank Bob Ponte, Jimmy Smith, Mary Dwyer,Jean Tepaski, and Anthony Apicella for helping us develop these great talents. The Lady Playing the Blues 118 oi a 7 sak “One, Two, Three, One, Two, Three .. .” “No, I’m not conceited” 119 “| never knew you could do that with drumsticks.” Drum roll please .. . DRAMA Bravo Cappuccio! Giannina (Melissa Marotto) looks apprehensive as the Matthew Damon playing Humpty Dumpty (A.K.A. sorceress (Betsy Flack) attempts to cure her loss of Toast) speech. The CRLS Drama production of “Bravo Cappuccio” placed fourth in the Massachusetts High School Drama Festival. The cast, in conjunction with Director Gerry Speca, wrote the script, basing it on a few Italian folk tales. The show was very exciting and involved such things as a magic pasta pot, rotating set pieces powered by crew people, and a variety of plot twists. Geppone (Derrick Bridgeman) is entranced by a magic box given to him by the North Wind. The North Wind (Amo Gulinello) and his wife (Jenny Raskin) present Geppone with a magic box. 120 Strega Nonna (Margarrite Mancini) places a spell on her magic pasta pot as Bi Anthony (Amo Gulinello) looks on in wonder. ay ‘A 7 Ihe Visit © ISI This year, the fall show at CRLS was —— directed by Al Cremin, a guest director from oe Watertown High School. He directed the award winning show at the Massachusetts High School Drama Festival last year. Mr. Cremin brought his version of The Visit to the CRLS theater. The show was about Ciara Wascher, a millionaire who returns to seek revenge on her hometown. She asks the townspeople to kill the one man she used to love. Her antics in the town stir up a bit of hid- den scandal. The show was a big hit and it was a great experience for students from CRLS to be able to work with an outside director. Katy LaBrie portrays Clara Wascher. Tori Hunt, Etienne Goldstein, Christopher Monks, and The girls’ dressing room is filled with anticipation as Melissa Marotto portray the townspeople who are the _ curtain time approaches. object of Clara Wascher’s revenge. OS b. Rez oe ee | PR Roope Spe sed oy Eh ey By FR +f .s Susan Walter and Isabel Rodrigues play blind men who are Clara’s servants Music by Frederick Lowe. Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner. DOON The whole cast toasts the upcoming marriage festivities of Charlie Dalrymple (Greg Edwards) and Jean McClaren (Jessica Rizzi). Tommy Allbright (Jesse Flack) and Jeff Douglas (Bren- dan Case) contemplate their whereabouts before they stumble upon Brigadoon. The Drama Department’s annual summer musical, Brigadoon, filled the theatre with colorful costumes, talented actors, and beautiful sets. After six weeks of blocking, designing, sewing, and painting, the show was ready for a final polish and took on an incredible realism as soon as lighting, fog, and sound effects were added. On opening night, the actors glided through the audience and on the Stage to begin the play with MacConnachy Square — there the story begins to unfold involving the audience in a magical tale of an enchanted hillside village. Meg Brockie (Kat y LaBrie) tries in vain to convince Jeff Tommy embraces his new love Fiona McClaren (Carin that he should be attracted to her because, as she Anderson) before confessing that it’s ‘Almost Like states it, “Ye’re a lad an’ I’m a lass.” Being In Love.” 122 Fiona and Mr. Lundie (Stephen Gilman) explain the mysterious story of Brigadoon to Tommy and Jeff. enaile. and Jean complete their wedding ceremony with a kiss. _Tommy and Fiona say a tearful goodbye as Brigadoon vanishes into the engulfing | Scottish mist. | Tommy returns to New York, and is haunted by Fiona’s voice even while Jane pat Chapin) and Frank (Martin Mehrling) attempt to talk to him. (Jesse — what a ar!) “There mus’ be lots of folk out there who'd like a Brigadoon.” 123 FOR THE PEOPLE AND NOW ... BEHIND THE SCENES m= ae : q “No, the fat lady was not in the forest again.” Annabrat waiting patiently for her kissy fishy. “Don't forget to check in!” TOMMY (Cont'd) Did you say cough ...goodbye! , MICROPHONE OFF drop?” (THEY kiee. Tne VOICES are auite esoft now, The LIGHTS are quite dim. Ag FIONA epeaks she moves elowly away from him, her voice becoming softer as she becomes cloudy in the Garkening mist) ite some ! BOE FIONA Goodbye, Tommy...An' dinna f etee any eCayernn anvena ght. that always an' always...I love pe...1 Jove ye...1 love ye... I love ye...I1 love ye. NORE FOG (Derkness! Silence! ‘Then for but a nonent the LIGHTS come up a bit. FIONA if no lonoer there. Tne hazy Gistent view of the houses ie oone. The steoe is filled with a nisty-sray- yellow lioht. TOMMY looks at it for é rocvent., Ther he turne anc ze the CURTAINS CLOSE IN for the)...) Sea (Sap mn_-MNP § techie — a. an affectionate nickname for a theater technician b. a one who calls shows, paints sets, runs sound, hangs lights and tries Dd to hit nails c. a very persevering type who is able to put up with a CEEED strange bunch called actors d. fun loving, interesting, witty and intelli- 3 gent (most of the time) people. END OF 2-3 : : TOMMY EXITS - LQHYOA : LQ YI - wAR sHyeT | Saget 5] LQGQYI- MARTIN ANO BRENDAN ONSTAGE | SOUND CUE O : 124 SPORTS WARRIORS Placing at the Top pss ee = 2 MME aoe . n me a es es QR sR Re % 2 2a Se RR SS SR RR a oO N — SPORTSSPORTSSPORTS Wer Girls’ Basketball The girl’s basketball team finished their season with 9 wins and 10 losses. Although they didn’t qualify for the tournament, there were many bright sports. Captain Erin Peterson was named a first team All Star and MVP of the League. She was also the fifth leading scorer in the league. Senior Lucy Scalese was named to the second team. Junior Tammy Jones, the third leading scorer in the league, was chosen Honorable Mention. The team was made up of seniors Lucy Scalese and Tricia McQuade; Juniors Tammy Jones, Nicole Pacheco and 1st row — L to R— Lucy Scalese, Erin Peterson (capt.), Nicole Pacheco and Jamie Rachel Colannino and Sophomores Jessica Duberstein Back row — L to R — Audrey Cabral-Pini (coach), Rachel Colannino, Ferraro, Linda Frisoli, Kari Hilsman and Lisa Lisa Barnes, Tammy Jones, Tricia McQuade, Kari Hilsman, Janet Belloste (asst. Barnes. coach) Missing from photo — Jessica Ferraro, Linda Frisoli Brockton can’t get a shot off because of our awesome defense Outwitting the other team Flying high Rachel performs in a basketball version of Swan Lake 128 Boys’ Basketball This year, the CRLS boys’ basketball team had yet another amazing season. The team was led by Captain Lance Dottin who was also the leading scorer. With a 19-1 record, the CRLS boys’ basketball team was the year’s Suburban League Champs. They have been very successful at upholding the standard of great basketball in Cambridge. Russell Jarvis takes the floor against North Quincy Russell Jarvis makes his presence felt. Cambridge talks strategy. The Warrior Huddle 129 The 1987 Boys’ Swim team continued its winning ways with a 5-4 dual meet record. led by co-captains Olof Ehrenstrom and Seth Cooper, the squad posted victories over Quincy, North Quincy, Arlington, Waltham, and Don Bosco. This year’s team displayed more depth than any since the early 1970's and is closing in on the powerhouse teams of the Suburban League: Brookline, Brockton, and Newton North. Even with the loss of seniors Olof Ehrenstrom, Brett Leiberman, Peter Schmidt, Salazar Silva, Joachim Martim, and Ling Yanh, we expect to see a continued strengthening of the team during the next few years. Back row: Launcelot Bicknell, Josh Bartholomew, Dave Tabors, Aleksi Suvanto, Alexi de Lacoste, Andy Lee, Bubby Hearn, co-captain Seth Cooper. Middle row: Jeremy Cantor, Joachim Martin, co-captain Olof Ehren- strom, Peter Schmidt, Brett Lieberman, Peter Kourkoutas, Ling Yang, coach John Samp. Front row: Aaron Wunsch, Jon Weinstock, Erik Andelman, Peik Larsen Missing: Matt Aldrich, Maceo Bishop, Dan Levenson, Khari Milner, Josh Pastreich, Salazar Silva. ee ee . . aa = Peter Schmidt Joachim Martin, Andy Lee 130 Josh Bartholomew Co-captain Olof Ehrenstrom S shog OBUILUWWIM Imming Girls’ Sw Coaches Fairfield and Samp with Captains Boyle and Hawley. “Fishmen” Back row (I.to r.) Cindy Brown, Tarah Hilsman Karen Boyle, Gina Hawl i I vn, ; : ey, Malaik Tabors, Antonia Glenn, Maisha Moses, Coach Samp. Middle row (I. te r.) Ruth Murray, Carla Greenleaf-MacEwan, Lisa Ziegler, Jessica Schablein, Aimee Hen- drigan, Johanna Black, Sara Cooper, Amy Castle, Taryn Schweitzer, Lisa Gurevich, Mice cinicg (I. pu) peceee Bela, Emily Bibbins, Shelley Goodhue, Jeannie , ison, Rachel Pries. Not shown, i Lauren Olds, Robin Scalesse. hina 2! Sel SCS 1987 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition The Girls’ Swim Team had an impressive season this year. Including a sweet victory over Brookline, their final record was 5 and 3. Captains Gina Hawley and Karen Boyle led their team to finishing fourth in the Suburban League meet. Seniors Karen Boyle, Cindy Brown and Malaika Tabors made it to the Sectionals and Malaika even went on to the State Meet. Congratulations to these individuals and the team! 131 Front row L to R (kneeling): Steve Gil; Luther Coipel; Tom Glynn; Mike Pearson; Mike Kelsey; Jeff Bairos; Craig Clavette; Jim Ignazio Back row L to R (standing): Coach Sil Ferreira; Marino Carreiro; Joe Thorp; Johny Roderick; Dennis Marshall; Tom Pfister; Dan McNeill; Tarek Sallum; Brian Murphy; Kevin Mitrano; Asst. Coach Jim Ferriera. | Coach Jim Ferreira Clashing heads with the opposition. Cheerleaders — Front Row L to R (kneeling) Christine Cornelio; Anita Peixoto Second Row (standing) L to R Teresa Gallagher; Margie Ferrira; Kim Harring; Coach Helen Ford; Heather Stowell; Rosemarie D’alba; Lisa Connell Maria Victoria (not shown) 132 The CRLS Hockey team finished in fifth place in the Suburban League for the 1986-87 season. Their final record was 7 wins, 11 losses and 2 ties. An especially savory victory came in the game with Arlington, with a score of 4-2. The players also shone in a game against Quincy, in which Michael Kelsey, Michael Pearson and Brian Murphy scored three goals in 46 seconds in the 3rd period. Captain Michael Kelsey led the team with 44 points, Michael Pearson followed with 35. Goalie James eae displayed his skill with an overall Goals Against average of 3.8. All Stars: Mike Kelsey, Mike Pearson, Dennis Marshall, Craig Clauvette, Marino Carreiro, Con- gratulations to our fine team and many thanks to Coach Sil Ferreira and Asst. coach Jim Ferreira. Hockey Seniors on Varsity — Front row L to R (kneeling): Tom Glynn; Mike Pearson; Jim Ignazio; Mike Kelsey; Luther Coipel, Back Row L to R (standing): Coach Sil Ferreira; Tarek Sallum; Marino Carrero; Dennis Marshall; Jeff Bairos; Kevin Mitrano; Asst. The Peanut Gallery Football The 1986 CRLS Football | | team started its season with a promising outlook. For the first time in 10 years, they were ; able to play on a home field, te, fs E: Russell Field in North wal fy , Cambridge. They were off to a Within’ great start with a victory in their first game at the new field. Unfortunately, the final record was a disappointing 2-8. However, 6 of the losses were marginal, which eased the pain of players and fans. The captains were seniors Gary Henry, Lance Dottin, and Jon Tynes. Impressive performances were turned in by Lance and senior Waldy Clark as they led the team in 1,000 + yard seasons. z if ... And the agony of defeat “Do we look like McMahon?” Warriors take to the air “Just try to catch me!” 133 With a four and two record, the ahs cross country team won the uburban League this year. They placed fifth in the Eastern State Division One to qualify for the All States. In the All State meet, Kristin Smaby placed 14th overall. With such runners as seniors Erin Murphy (captain) and Kristen Stockard, the team showed that Amanda Bucknell (I. to r.) standing Deena Winbush, Amanda Bucknell, Maya Mauch, Kristin Smaby, CG RlASsis one of the finest Coach Sousa. Kneeling — (I. to r.) Erin Murphy, Leigh Simpson, June Parks, Kristen teams competing today. Stockard. Kristin and Erin model the latest in designer runner tights. Kristen Stockard chooses flying over run- “I'm (Huff) almost (Puff) There!” ning. 134 The Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys OU N l Cross Country team were the All-State champions this year, scoring better than any other team has in an All-State meet. Scott Cody won the meet as an individual and overall the team scored fourty-two points. Jamal Prince came in 6th. Lance Campbell followed in 19th place. Ken Forde took a fine 22nd place and Co-Captain Suraffel Assefa placed 25th. The Suburban League Champs boasted a 6 and 0 record, as well as other impressive victories. They won the Bishop Loghlin In- vitational held in Manhattan. Teams from all over the Eastern Coast competed in this meet and our team came up on top. Well of course... They’re the C.R.L.S. Boys Cross Country team! Seniors that will be surely missed are Captains Ray Ausrotas and Suraffel Assefa, as well as Lance Campbell, Kenny Forde, and Francisco Hernandez. “I’m on the road again!” Our team dominates! “But Mr. Maguire, | want a hug too!” The track team does the CanCan “You know we're the best!” 135 1987 started out with a flourish for the Boys’ Track Team. In January the team won its sixth consecutive indoor Suburban N OO i League Championship with a 6-0 record. February was also kind to track. The team captured its second straight Class A and All State Championships. To judge the talent of this team, the score in the All State Championships was Cambridge 6-0 and its nearest competitor 16. The stirring mile relay victory over Belmont in the All State Championships by Lance Campbell Waldy Clark, Jamalh Prince, and Ken Forde was the highlight of the season Sorely missed was Karim Saunders who missed the season with an injury. Suburban League Champs, State Class A Champs, All State Champions Scott Cody and Francisco Hernandez Ray Ausrotas kicking by a Brookline pacing the two mile. runner in the mile. Waldy Clark recording another victory in the 300 yard Sal Framondi striding out in front in the mile run. Lance Campbell on the starting line preparing to break dash. the field house record in the 1000 yard run. 136 The CRLS girls’ track team finished this season with an impressive record of 4 wins and 2 losses. Senior Erin Murphy placed third in the State Meet. Her time for the 2 mile was 11:36. Junior June Parks also shone in the States and All-States. Captains were Kristin Stockard and Alexis Stamps. Many thanks to Coach Sousa. BRD ? RACK as v Back Row L to R— Coach Joe Sousa, Leigh Simpson, June Parks, Alexie Nichols, Shelley, Sarah Cooper, Melanie Hobbs, Alexis Stamps, Kristin Stockard, Kristin Smaby. Middle Row L to R — Kendra, Michelle Earl, Laura Okun, Carin Anderson, Ayanna Ashley, Kim Maixon, Aimee Hendrigan, Susan Manex, Front Row L to R — Lisa Morgan, Maya Goldberg, Maya Mauch, Deena Washington, Colleen Walker, Amanda Bucknell. Kristin paces herself to the end. Cambridge leads the pack once again. Erin catches up to the opposing team. 137 138 Outdoor Track Boys’ In their 1986 season, the Boys Outdoor Track team were the Suburban League Champions with a record of 6-0. They went on to win the All-State meet. Our team’s slew of victories didn’t stop there. C.R.L.S. did extremely well in the New England meet, competing against teams from all over New England. Scott Cody, running on the road to Success. Kenny Forde does his imitation of E.T. coming in for a landing. Girls’ The Girls’ Outdoor Track team season was very exciting and rewarding for the runners as well as the school. As in past years, the team rocked the Suburban League with their fast feet and times. This year’s team is yet another verification that C.R.L.S. will, year after year, put out the best athletes possible. -.__( ale’ | Carin comes in for a landing. And they’re off. ‘ 4 Deb ue he Team: standing (I. to r.) Coach Joe Sousa, Erin Murphy, Kristen Stockard, Erica Herold, Alexis Stamps, Michelle Earde, Rachel Colannino, Ruth Murray, June Parks, Ayanna Ashley, Betsy Harshburger; kneelin (|. to r.) Tulaine Montgomery, Melanie Hobbs, Lisa SooHoo, Carin Anderson, Nenniel Garland, Maya Mauch, Lisa Morgan, sitting front row (I. to r.) Kristin Smaby, Kimi Adelwde, - , Jayne Naro, Leigh Simpson. Raise your hand if your're sure! 139 Scott's swinging: poetry in motion. The 1986-87 golf team: From top L — Jim Kim, Danny Gonzales, Captain Scott Oliver, Aleksi Suvanto, Coach Joe Pagliaro. Bottom L — Mark Madden, John Paul Cagudious, Captain Jimmy Ignazio, John Carr. A Cambridge thirty-year old tradition had yet another challenging season. Though the | team won only four out of eigh- teen games, the golf team put out a lot of effort and worked hard to show that even though they didn't © come out on top, they still are a team worthy of C.R.L.S’ support. The great leaders, (From L.) Jimmy Ignazio, Coach Pagliaro, and Scott Oliver. Danny: putting for perfection 140 aw Willi - é nw eT Back Row L to R (standing) — Asst. Coach Goodwin, Steven Kim, Karl Happe, Tom Pilleri, Rentsi Tompson, Remi Prevosts, Dave Wilkenson, Dave Adams, Yufi Szeto, Rob McDermott, Are LeVaux, Coach Jerry Audet Center Row L to R Rob defeats his opponent (kneeling) — Mike Pilleri, Chris Andrian, Shawn Yard, Dan Calvert, Joe Audet, “I don’t care how big he is, just pin him!” Jon Baring-Gould, Eddy Ramos, Alex Hughes, Malcolm (von) Mitchell Front- kneeling — Row Howard and Joe Russell “Sprawl, Danny, sprawl!” The CRLS wres- tling team had a rather disappointing season this year, with a record of 4 wins and 13 losses. This was due in part to many team members being injured. Co-captain Danny Calvert had the most points, 120, and co- captain Joe Audet possessed the best : record of 12 and 3. iy I 2 Joe Audet, Shawn , va Yard, Joe Russel and _ a Roy Howard were . Suburban League All -ima 4 ( Baw . Stars, and Howard Judah gets it right in the nose. and Yard made it to Jon falls asleep while wrestling his opponent. the State Tourna- ment. Good Luck to our team next year! 141 Softball 142 (L-R) Coach Murphy, Tiffany Mann, Teresa Morrisey, Susan DeClemente, Kathleen Keegan, Debbie Gentile, Lucy Scalese, Tommy Scalese, Deidre Zeft, Patricia Ragone, Angie Dunn, Sherrie Waite. Not shown: Gage Gorusch, and Tanya Wilson. Angie behind the plate. Out at first! Lucy goes for home! Susan DeClemente at bat. C.R.L.S.’ Girls Softball Team is one of the many strong powerful teams that Cambridge Rindge and Latin is known for. This season the team had a great record of 9 and 7. The team members strike out their opponents with ease and grace. Each year, we have been proud of this team and hope that they will keep the C.R.L.S. spirit alive in their team. FATE OEE Sa Standing (I. to r.) Coach Bill Fulginite, Tommy Gannon, Craig Campbell, Donald Feiry, Mike Puntonio, Jason O’Connell, Paul Corea, Jamie Holway Kneeling (I. to r.) Joe Avakian, Bobby Elkins, Ramon Gonzalez, Joe Borelli, Aaron Foley, Mike Jarvis, Mike Wozniak. JeEqoseg In past years, C.R.L.S. has had experience on its side. This _ year with four returning seniors, the team will use its talent over _ experience. The “strong-arming” of Tommy Gannon and Jason Wey Connell and the solid fielding ability of Mike Jarvis and Craig _ Cambell will lead C.R.L.S. to a successful year! Coach Fulginite looks forward to a bright season and the building for future teams. z STRIKE! Mike Puntonio leaves third. Mike Wozniak dressed for action. 143 In 1986, the girls’ tennis team made it to the state tournament for the first time ever. Their overall record was 8 and 5. Another first for the team were individual victories over Brookline and Newton in the same sea- son. Senior Amy Henry received the Coach’s Award at the end of the season. Outstanding records on the team were held by seniors Amy Henry (11 and 1) and Megan Todd (7 and 4). Junior Heather Lewis also had an impressive 7 and 4 record. Con- gratulations to the girls’ tennis team for their successful season. Christina and Kari contemplate their game plan. “Meggie” and “Munchkin” al “I'm ready for anything with my Wilson Extra II Midsize.” Standing, (I. tor.) Tarah Hilsman, Daisy Aaronian, Laura Rodrigues, Claudia Bestor, Thuraya Cable, Heloise C d y , } , (I. tor.) : - ; : : se Cabot, (Am | getting paid for this) Jamie Duberstein, Coach Jack Noble. Kneeling, Megan Todd, Amy Henry, Heather watts Danuta Forbes, Jeca Slattery, Christina Kiely, Antonia Glenn, Kari Hilsman 144 Boys Tennis EN � x) VS WANN as WAL OW ANE AON Y MAEN NN RN NNN SON ANN NAN NNW RV NN A NN WK Now if | can just hit that ball... Let’s see you return that! J ppd tI a AP gs Se Srelesa ts Lopate |. to r.) Coach Gay, Pei Wu, Etienne Goldstein, Olof Ehrenstrom, Mussie Zemui, Alexi Joannidis, Max Joseph, Eric treet, Tage Larsen. In 1986 the boys Tennis Team finished fourth in the Surburban League. Their record for the season was 7 and 8. Mussie Zemui was the recipient of the M.V.P. award and Tage Larsen received the Coach’s award. Coach Ward Gay’s determination and tough practices enabled the Boys Tennis Team to achieve excellence again this year. Be sure to look out for the boys Tennis Team next season in their new jackets! Olof rehearses his arabesque on the court. EEE RNR ONSET TOE rs ‘ « ee Etienne gets ballsy on the court. 145 PFA a e rie Gre a ee ee 7 we = At _ te AO Ls a. Se � : ng ee a OS Aa ad ek a 2 at I TE, ONie! MRS LI? FES 4 teary : rae RR Sa RR IR ND: em Se FERRE REREE SO Nine ? AS a . ae) = . Pe Tr as My Top Row L to R — Coach John Silva, Jennifer Adangle, Tammy Jones, Heather Thompson, Maya Goldberg, Manager Richard Gaskins, Emily Case, Manager Joe Pinciaro, Milly Myersonn, Justina Rhodenbaugh, Elenore Cabot, Coach Ms. Bonds, Kristine Hagen, Manager Scott McCormack, Second Row — Erica Herold, Heather Lewis, Lucy Scalese, Erin Peterson, Maureen Kennedy, Ronke Akimbulumo, Amanda Peters, Dedre Zepf, Rachel Collannino, Lissa Fallucio, Linda Frosoli Bottom Row — Kari Hilsman, Stephanie Crayton, Marge Decker, Trisha McQuade, Jenny Aeschliman, Jessica Ferro, Molly Holshouser, Meredith Bellows, Annahelle Winne, Terese Gib- son Fierce offense at work 146 “Me first! No me first! No me! ... This year, the CRLS girls’ soccer team had a fairly successful season. The team came very close to making it to the Suburban League Playoffs. The team was made up of people from every grade at the high school. They all worked very hard together to achieve their impressive season. Good Luck making the playoffs next year. ” Girls’ Soccer Boy ’ Soccer a Kneeling (I. to r.) Frantz Gedeon, Oscar Fernandez, Ernie Aldin, Eddie Ramos, Josh Bartholomew, Matthew Pierre, Inku Kahn. Standing (I. to r.) Coach Andrew Inglis, Mark Nichols, Salazar Silva, Stephen Brimley, Joseph Entin, Daniel Imbert, Rene Novoa, Brendan Case, Nick Forsythe-Fendetti. (not shown due to injuries: Marc McGovern (co-captain), Goalkeeper Joachim Martin, Marrio Serrano, Alex Lockwood, Tage Larsen) Co-captain Joseph Entin trapping a cross pass. The Boys’ Soccer team once again came agonizingly close to capturing a Suburban League Championship. They lost it in the last game of the season to Brockton. Nevertheless, they had a great year, finishing with a record of 8 wins, 3 losses,s and 5 ties. The team also produced 3 All Stars, seniors Eddy Ramos and Salazar Silva and Junior Josh Bartholomew. Once again, the Warriors proved to be more than just a competitive team, they proved to be a force in one of the toughest divisions in the State. 5 nd Sie ‘we. a “a aE Se sik RL A Salazar Silva passing through a Quincy defenseman. Stephen Brimley heading out an Oscar Fernandez and Rene Novoa. opponents offensive threat. 147 Girls’ Volleyball ‘| Snow White and the twelve Dwarfs. This season the girls volleyball team was very successful. The pace was set by seniors Susan Mescall, Barbara Hinton, Tiffany Mann, Lisa SooHoo, Rosa Lopes, and Gladys Toledo. The team finished the season at 12 and 6; this record qualified them for the state tournament. The team worked very hard, and according to Susan Mescall, “It was one of the most exciting Tiffany and Barbara going for the block. 148 Standing (I. to r.) Susan Mescall, Melanie Hobbs, Gladys Toledo, Lisa Gage, Barbara Hinton, Josanne Blanchered, Coach Town. Kneeling (I. to r.) Rosa Lopes, Nicole Pacheco, Lisa SooHoo, Susan DiClemente, Tiffany Mann. season in years” Tiffany Mann and Lisa SooHoo were chosen as Suburban League All-Stars. The high point of the season was a victory over Quincy, who had gone undefeated for the past three years. The Cambridge squad also took Milford to the fifth match in the State Tournament before losing by six points. Tiffany and Melanie preparing to rebound. Next year the Cambridge Squad promises to be just as good with the return of Susan DiClemente, who is predicted to lead Cambridge to victory, along with a host of other talented underclassmen. A special word of thanks to Coach Linda Town for helping Cambridge with a very successful season. Susan returning with a great spike. SPORTS H19h Light $ Girly 7, x19 8 Tear, a y ot or Finish, 5 T yrkey v ate or 2, py, ort ” N she % 0% Boys Lose To Medford oy Moy, Win Over Revere, Peabody nr 2 Ut Te, Fanshen Is Being Cheered: 2 Media Covers Her Story VV i r Girls’ Soccer May Be “Best Team Eve Co-ordinated-even off the floor Go Team! SIOPeOLIOOUD What acrobatic skill! Jump like an Egyptian... -3 Clap! 2 —_ 150 “| don’t care if you don't like it.!” “Yeah, just chillin” Pied Pipers of CRLS We can't let the Football team get all the attention “FLOOD!” oF 152 Rally “Patty cake, patty cake; Teach me!” School spirit at its peppiest F inding A Place In Our Community... . 153 Si ein. Mr. McGillicudy’s students anxiously await their next patient (victim). Nurse Isabel checking up on her patients while her patients check out Nurse Isabel. 154 Three eager donors. Fifty pints of blood were drained from Cambridge Rindge and Latin students and faculty during the sixth annual CRLS Red Cross Blood Drive. Being only fifteen pints shy of the set goal, blood drive coordinator Ed McGuillicuddy as well as the Red Cross nurses were very pleased with the school turnout. Students aided donors during the drive by checking peoples names and giving support | to those few who were having second thoughts about giving blood. This is yet another way that members of the Class of 1987 gave of themselves to benefit others. One down, forty-nine to go. College Fair C.R.L.S.’ Frisoli Field House was the sight for the college fair which was held on November sixth. Upperclassmen who were pursuing an education after graduation at- tended this Career Resource Center sponsored event. Over two hundred post high school educational options were represented, in- cluding branches of the military, trade school, universities,and colleges. The concept of financial aid did not go unrecognized. Shawmut Bank had display giving information about obtaining and financing educational loans. Overall, the college fair was successful as well as informative. 3 Ne os ¥] Hi, Mom! I’m in the Army now! Sean Harris inquiring about Utica College in New York. « a — uN | _ sae re And if you sign up within the next ten minutes, you could win... “I'm Junior Class President, | play football; my grades are good .. .” 155 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day The celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr Day has already become an honored tradition in our community and in our school. It is a day to reflect on the meaning of Dr. King’s life and his contribution to human rights in our nation. Here at CRLS community leaders visit the students to share Dr. King’s vision of peace and brotherhood. As a central figure in the civil rights struggle in the United States, Dr. King won international acclaim for his advocacy of non-violent means to attain full equality for all Americans. Dr. King’s life is a shining example of how faith and determination can move nations. Though he neither commanded great armies nor possessed great wealth, he changed forever the way our nation sees itself. ‘ike Alicia Sealey sings to Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. (rove a dream thal Ad, 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. MARTI LUTHER Rome, ye. L-R Principal Edward Sarasin, Superintendent Robert Peter- kin, Asst. Principal Diane Tabor, School Committee Member Sara Garcia, Reverend Monica Styron, School Committee Member Frances Cooper. 156 CRLS students consume enough M M's to cover the continental U.S. 3 times over. Well, that’s not actually a known fact — but it might as well be. They are sold in every classroom and corridor of CRLS and, along with flowers, donuts, and raffle tickets, tend to make our school seem more like a business. Fundraising has its pros and cons. Teachers are constantly aggravated by the interruptions of their classes and CHOCOLATE the unsavory M M eating habits LAI NI NET WT 3.03 OZ. 86g practiced by many students. You must CANDIES. be careful not to spill your candy — it could attract The Creatures From The Field House Locker Rooms. And a flower day without deliveries to you is certainly a miserable one. However, fundraising is all good intentions — a flower to cheer you up or a donut for hat needed early morning sugar high. It has enabled CRLS students to travel all over the country and the world, or to buy yearbooks or school jackets. It is an essential part of most school organizations. Besides, how could we get through 3rd period without a box of M M’s?!! ‘ CHOCOLATE “Do you want to buy a Donut? Or maybe some CANDIES NET WT 3.03 OZ. 86g M M's?” OUNKIN’ DONUTS. ts Annie and her sister cheering on the team. Academic Decathalon The Academic Decathlon was held in November at Cambridge Rindge and Latin. The Cambridge team finished third in the Salle competition, placing behind Wayland and Newton eee orth. erie’ tale letal Be side The CRLS team was made up of six members and two alter- nates. The members were: in the Honors category Karl Happe and Heather Thompson, in the Scholastic category, Antonia Glenn and Peter Schmidt, and in the Varsity category, Andy Lee and Martin Mehrling. The alternates were Kavita Ramana and Tiffany Mann. Karl placed fourth overall in the state in the Honors category, win- ning an individual gold medal in science. Antonia finished fifth overall in the Scholastic division, with two individual medals: a silver in Fine Arts and a bronze in Language and Literature. In the alternate testing, Kavita won four medals: a gold in Fine Arts, a silver in Math, a bronze in Language and Literature and a bronze in Science, and Tiffany won a bronze in Language and Literature. Team coaches were JoAnne Walther and Henry Lukas. Peter studying the questions at the screen. Karl overjoyed at getting an answer correct in the superquiz. Heather celebrating her superquiz score. Martin consulting with Andy. 158 y eM RO) — Q S © G a S ot Be a ae ere? NLT kia cathe ena Portugese Club 160 Asian Club 161 Student House A s wey . . rae 5 ff + Oey = ATT ONE Ne died ' x ’ } oe Nr eS $n N i e) = Government House D 163 “em: (THREES (PRREERE s QNn|D Me] NLT LLL History Club 164 Photography Club Black Student Union Ke SS2HLOTm Litt. | | | | Sake” “Oe 165 ional Rindge Tech Vocat Student Government ; s maaai ALLA LOTT meester Fundamental jd = ® SS Same ® O © — Ge ® eta = ) jd ep) 166 eg: POF e vor me Academic Decathalon aed @ O O Y) See O — O aie O S 2 jd 4?) Zz 167 Debate Team a. ister Forum Reg ee Y Oo D spe, (Ce — ime Oo O a (Oo: oO co @ Sees O N72 eg a7 | lon —D O a S O ) Lu Ravi Oo op) . ic all (Or O all Y) dp) ani = S, a ea v @ i ia a a | a a = ra — 169 Jobs for Bay State Grads 170 Magma steams up the snow Powder King Utah This year, the Alpine Ski Club organized a week-long skiing trip to Utah. After extensive fund raising, 47 CRLS students and 7 chaperones headed for a lodge at Brighton. They enjoyed great skiing at Solitude, Snow Bird, and Alta ski areas. Although the food left much to be desired, the conditions were great! Many thanks to Kraz and Mr. “Reggie” G for all their help. “But hey dudes, don’t shoot the lifties” Cheers! Gee, | feel so lucky to be sitting next to such a great guy as Jon. Jesse is caught in “quick snow” The Rat Pack George of the North UMPA Where can you ski through the white powder? Where can you climb up the Old Man in the Mountain and then sit on his head? In the winter we can cross-country ski the backwoods of Vermont and New Hampshire. In the spring and fall we'll backpack those same trails. We'll take a canoe and paddle along the Old Cancord River or maybe ride our bikes to Cape Cod. Where you ask? At CRLS! Through our UMPA and Outdoor Ed. programs, we can reach for the stars. “Physical Education will never be the same!” Row, Row, Row, your boat .. . AAAAAAAAAH!! “Hey, has anybody seen Gretel?” PEE WEE Herman II “Look mom, no hands!” CRLS snow bunnies 171 Wilderness Club ee | have time to complete my log cabin on this Rentze displays the latest in G.Q. fashions. Uh, Kraz, my hands are stuck. rip? The crew emerges from the woods. Oh, hi Mr. Cousteau, we’re exploring new frontiers with the CRLS wilderness club. Have you seen our canoe? 172 The CRLS Wilderness Club has a long tradition at our school. Starting out small, it is now over seventy five members strong, and our activities have also grown significantly, to include rock climbing, canoeing, backpacking, leadership training, hiking, cross-country skiing, winter camping, survival skills, first aid, and diving. Over the years we have also had the opportunity to award several Outward Bound scholarships which have taken our members to Hurricane Islan d, Maine, and the Smokie Mountains of North Carolina. Though we love Cambridge, there is something special about getting out there in the rough and challenging oneself that we'd like to share with your through these photos. Mike Krasnow and the staff wish to thank those who took part in our many cooperative efforts this year. It's amazing how easy it is to watch my climber. ed Veronica demonstrates the part of hiking she’s the best at. Uh, Amy you're supposed to be looking at me! 173 From its humble beginnings in 1977 to the current Ski Mania, the CRLS Alpine Ski Club has taken over 6,000 students up and down the “Moguley” slopes of New England. This year’s total alone will top 1,000, and along with the ex- panded Alpine Program in Physical Education, it has taken our school by storm. This year marks our first trip to the powder of Utah, a goal each and every participant worked very hard for with an enormous fund-raising effort. Our coordinator, Mike Krasnow, and past directors George Green- idge and Mary Louise Piret, would like to thank all the teachers and staff who helped make the trips successful, especially Filomena Silva, Brian Roach, Les Kimbrough, Bill Colom and John Samp, who were always there when we needed them. And of course, a special thanks to Youth En- richment Services, without whom the activity would have been economically unfeasible. Who says there’s only one way up the mountain? Alpine Ski Club The Equadorian and Dominican Olympic Ski Teams confer | finally found my contact lens. before tackling the race course. 174 ‘ ts sq0 2 908 % B - eOe.2 6 8 ae ‘ow aa % aeeet aeaaf - eee shone 8 eenee Of aeeg es af oan $eg2 gn 2832 eenaggn aaa 8 2 a4 a“ : eseeqeserts : ae tecaqg eo? ean ee ee ifgenaa e@ This is what | call my We've got sausages and dogs and we're goin’ to UTAH with your money. “Stand up” technique. Jeremy Porter, top jewelry salesman, can also ski : We're fresh, we're exciting, but h | “Black Diamonds.” g, b er skis are broken! Ari searches for his Raybans so he can look as hip as Alex. A moment that stands the test of time. WAS Mr. Henry Lukas left CRLS on December 1, 1986, to become the principal of Marblehead High School. A native of Ohio, Mr. Lukas joined the faculty of Rindge Technical School in 1969 and became Assistant Headmaster of CRLS in 1978. Possessing a friendly, easy-going manner, Lukas was a highly visible administrator. For several years, Mr. Lukas was the unofficial “voice” of CRLS, starting off each day with the school news and the Happy Birthday announcements. He ran things from the midst of the Student Service Center, preferring to be closer to the students than secluded in a quiet office. We wish him and his family all the best — he will be sorely missed! We remember him in this page by showing him doing what he did best! 176 Farewell wee: Places And Important Pe ople ee oe pee ee eee a ee Su aa eS es Se es a Principal Edward Sarasin ADMINISTRATION Assistant Principal Henry Lukas Director, Occupational Education Karen Prentice 178 HOUSE ADMINISTRATORS William Mangan — House A Paula Hogan — House C Theresa Yeldell — House B Ruben Cabral — House D Ray Shurtleff — Pilot Margaret LeGendre — Fundamental 179 C. Albert Title | S. Adamsky Business Coordinator L. Aaronson Social Studies ae : ae zeal” eneethuan 3 rr a an ye pea | ae G. Axtman Guidance A. Apicella Music Coordinator . Alesi Home Economics R SEG PC AER aaah as 180 R. Barbosa W. Bates G. Bell Business Physical Education Bilingual P. Bergstrom M. Berry S. Blake Occupational Education Physical Education Bureau of Pupil Services E. Brady P. Bretholtz A. Bruno Social Studies English Social Studies ro Be” 9 E. Bullock P. Burke N. Burns Social Studies English Mathematics 181 T. Burns D. Burroughs M. Brown English English TRC ate A. Cabral-Pini V. Caetano P. Callan Mathematics Bilingual Music W. Calore J. Cardoso A. Carnabucci Occupational Education Bilingual Occupational Education A. Carroll N. Carroll Art Health M. Cassidy Mathematics 182 C.Chaet C. Chapman J. Cherry Social Studies Coordinator Modern Languages Bureau of Pupil Services A. Cicerone M. Clancy A. Clayton Social Studies Guidance Social Studies B. Clemons K. Clinton L. Clinton Bureau of Pupil Services English Social Studies A. Coccoluto J. Colannino R. Collins TIC, House B Social Studies Art 183 W. Colom M. Conceison D. Connolly Guidance Business Bureau of Pupil Services J. Contrucci T. Conward M. Corless Drama Coordinator Social Studies English, Enterprise Co-Op J. Costello M. Couture E. Culhane Occupational Education Business Physical Education ¢ ? ihewaonc “oth . Be at MRK. aBiene P. Culhane P. Cummings E. Curry Modern Languages Music Mathematics Computer Science 184 T. Curtin Physical Education M. DeSimone Social Studies J. Dignan Bureau of Pupil Services D. Downes Bureau of Pupil Services Baz ae = . Modern Languages eal B. DeRocher P. Demetri Enterprise Co-Op S. Dickerson J. Devine English Reading J. Dottin B. Downes Home Economics Guidance P. Dussualt L. Driscoll Occupational Education English 185 B. Ehrlich M. Eirich E. Farinato Dance Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance R. Farinato E. Farrington J. Ferolito Mathematics Science Mathematics J. Ferraro A. Ferreira O. Ferreira Work Study Art Modern Languages V. Finn T. Finstein K. Fitzpatrick Social Studies Occupatonal Education English 186 S. Framondi P. Frassa E. Fratto Guidance Mathematics Physical Education T. Fratto W. Fulginite J. Funk-Gedies Physical Educaton Work Study Home Economics M. Gavin W. Gay C. Gaynor Title | Science Physical Education R. Gedies W. Geraigery D. Gilberti Art Mathematics Title | 187 M. Girovard D. Golden M. Goulart Title | Title | Home Economics E. Grady J. Greco G. Greenidge Social Studies Occupational Education Physical Education K. Griffith E. Griffiths C. Grom Business Mathematics Bureau of Pupil Services B. Grunbaum D. Haley T. Haley Modern Languages Guidance Social Studies 188 S. Hall C. Hallice F. Hallice Drama Mathematics Mathematics M. Havern J. Haverty K. Hawthorne Science Science English J. Healy G. Hibbs P. Ho Business Modern Languages Bilingual J. Hochstadt M. Hopkins R. Horigan Mathematics Science Bureau of Pupil Services 189 190 CG House Business M. Hutcherson Bilingual H. Hynds English C. Hunter Title | E. Hurley, Jr. English A. Inglis C. Jackson S. Jenkins A. Johnson Mathematics TIC, House A Science a “= G. Johnson, Jr. J. Johnson M. Kanel Bureau of Pupil Services Guidance Bilingual S. Kantor T. Karon R. Kelley Student Supervisor Title | Mathematics , S. Kenney J. Kervick C. Killilea Title | English Social Studies 191 L. Kimbrough P. Kirslis M. Konjoian Social Studies English English S. Koulalis M. Krasnow K. Kroen Occupational Education Social Studies Bureau of Pupil Services 192 M. LaBossiere R. LaChance D. Lashiey Science Mathematics Student Supervisor R. Lenkauskas M. Levenstien A. Lipkin Occupational Education Science English T. Lividoti E. Livingston P. Lyons Occupational Education Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator of Mathematics R. Maguire T. Mahoney E. Marcel Physical Education English Bilingual 193 194 J. Marquedaunt Reading T. Martin Social Studies C. McCarthy Physical Education E. McGillicudy Science E. Martin Social Studies M. Mattera Title | F. McCarthy English HA IV 5 B ¢ 13 ati ¢ Alle : me “ 3 W. McGinness Science P. Martin Mathematics M. McCabe Guidance T. McCarthy Science D. McGlathery Mathematics K. McMahon G. Meyer Guidance Bureau of Pupil Services C. Mikelson Reading L. Mili P. Mili Mathematics Mathematics F. Moreira A. Morgan TIC, House D Guidance K. Moore Mathematics ro | W. Morris English S. Morshead B. Moses TRC Bureau of Pupil Services G. Mullenmeister Health 195 C. Murphy D. Murphy M. Murphy English Science Science P. Murphy F. Nelson-Stirling F. Nigorski Guidance Science Bilingual K. O’Brien S. O’Brien J. O'Connor Occupational Education Occupational Education Socia! Studies A. O'Neil P. O’Neill S. O’Neiil Business English Bureau of Pupil Services 196 J. O’Leary L. Oliver M. Page English Title | Mathematics “i sr Py A “ “HA a SY the, tad PN, R. Paige S. Palmeri H. Parker Title | Guidance Library SFGEF Pi f bs ee ao ¥ D. Partan W. Patacchiola F. Peary Bureau of Pupil Services Coordinator of Modern Languages Occupational Education P. Pescatore A. Petrillo R. Phelps Science Bureau of Pupil Services English 107 R. Pierce M. Piret L. Poirier Business Bureau of Pupil Services Bureau of Pupil Services R. Ponte E. Powers M. Prentiss Music Occupational Education Library XN fir A. Priest |. Prime L. Prueser Physical Education Bilingual Bilingual J. Quaranto S. Ralph R. Reagan Bilingual Guidance Social Studies 198 R. Reid Occupational Education C. Regione Bureau of Pupil Services Riese J Mathematics Richmond R Bureau of Pupil Services Richards R. Community Based Learning Program ass | Nol . Rizzo Business R. Riordan English P R. Ritterbush Corrdinator of Art Riley Bilingual J. Rita Occupational Education J. Rife Business J 199 J. Robinson A. Romagna Guidance English J. Rutter C. Saheed English English J. Samp R. Santoro Science Mathematics J. Sennott R. Sennott Reading Guidance 200 L. Rosenstock Building and Trades M. Samourian Science J. Scorza Modern Languages G. Shea Bureau of Pupil Services G. Simon Mathematics R. Shiraishi A. Simmons Guidance Bureau of Pupil Services C. Siriani L. Sizemore Social Studies Community Based Learning Center B. Singer Library D. Smith J. Smith Music S. Smeed : Social Studies Guidance eee , see ? gs “ap =? ® . ad , ‘ % % . + J © YS . 3%. SOM awe Se Geeae Tit et eee e -% OG Oe + Oe F. Soares-Moura P. Sousa Bureau of Pupil Services Modern Languages F. Soares Bilingual 201 D. Southwell G. Spagnuolo Carpentry English V. Spencer M. Splaine P. Starek Bureau of Pupil Services Science Mathematics C. Stewart A. Stowell John Sullivan Home Economics Occupational Education Social Studies ister Foryy } fr ae Wii ’ Joseph Sullivan W. Sullivan S. Surette Bilingual Occupational Education Bureau of Pupil Services 202 LER OE pe se L. Sylvestre B. Synnott G. Taylor Guidance Social Studies Science J. Tepaske E. Therrien W. Timmins Music Occupational Education Health W. Tobin J. Toomey, Jr. W. Toomey Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies L. Town G. Traganos S. Trapani Physical Education Occupational Education Modern Languages 203 S. Trella Coordinator of Home Economics K. Walcott Guidance S. Ulman Art H. Waldman Bureau of Pupil Services E. Vega Bilingual P. Walsh Occupational Education J. Walther K. Wamness S. Way English Mathematics Home Economics M. Weaver A. Webb A. Weinstein Physical Education Coordinator of Science Science = | A. Weissblum A. White M. Wilczynski Art Bureau of Pupil Services Bureau of Pupil Services C. Wyatt L. Yeamans D. Youell Coordinator of English Coordinator of Physical Education Modern Languages 205 The nurses in the Health Cen- ter are responsible for our health care. Every time we come down with a bug or get hurt in gym, we go up to the fourth floor and get the care we need to feel better. Without them, life at C.R.L.S. may not exist because all of our pain, pangs, breaks, aches, and fevers would go uncared for. The computer staff at C.R.L.S. is responsible for the scheduling of students in classes for each academic year. Working under Warren Ferzoco, the staff makes changes, approves overrides in classes, and corrects scheduling errors. 206 pa bee Health Center Staff (I. to r.) Bea Morreo, Marie Wade, Sue Hagedorn, Rosemary Pereira Computer Staff (|. to r.) Guy DeLuca, Lloyd Yearwood, Steve Scaffa, Cau-ya Liang FLLLM MENA MER INN allah (a iicwaaia The Pearl Wise Library is a stream of information that leads up to our ever-expanding ocean of knowledge. Containing many reference materials for reports as well as numerous books for our reading pleasure, the library staff is always ready and willing to help a student in need. Library staff (I. to r.) Barbara Singer (Librarian), Aline Libert (Student Aid), Henry Parker (Librarian) Teachers use the Teachers Resource Center to obtain audio-visual equipment, classroom aides, and all those good things that teachers use to broaden our educational horizons. Staff of the Teachers Resource Center also copy, laminate, and video tape literature and programs that teachers present to their classes. Teachers Resource Center staff (|. to r.) Sheila Morshead, Kathy Haley, Mike Brown 207 SECRETARIES F. Adams Poa iioiain Gane a8 L. Boardley R. Carr Helen Casey Fundamental Main Office House B M. Caufiled Occupational Education Nancy Costa _ V. Crowley M. Daly Occupational Education House G Physical Education E. Doucette House B M. Duffet M. Dwyer B. Ferazani C. Gentile Central Communications Music and Drama Office of Curriculum and Instruction Career Resource Center 208 T. Girard L. Keohane L. Logiudice M. Malloy House B House D Office of Home Economics, Business, Main Office and Art y K. Monagle P. Pilleri D. Rielly J. Rubino Principal’s Secretary Main Office Pilot Occupational Education K. Rudgis M. Sennott H. Sheehan M. Sprague House D Guidance Student Service Center Central Communication Center House A THANK YOU J. Toomey A. Sullivan Main Office House C 209 Security staff standiing (I. to r.) Pat Carvello, Francis Stone, Tom McInerney, Bob McGowan, Sidney Yeldell. Sitting (I. to r.) JoAnn Trainor, Lee Ellcock, Mary Medeiros, Jeanne Murphy, Helen Ford. SUPPORT STAFF oak staff front row (I. to r.) Connelly, DeLeo, Garland, Robinson. Back row (I. to r.) Ellis, Hannafin, Tiberdave, Adams, Waugh, Mucci, San Tanowitoff, illips. 210 SUPPORT STAFF Back row (I. to r.) Clara Nuttolo, Eleanor Hodgkins, Pat Harkins, Ann Clarke, Eva Stankunas, Peggie O’Connell, Cathi Trio. Front row (I. to r.) Irene Puzinas, Helen Clark, Lillian Loud, Marie Cyr, Josie Vendetti, Dorothy Hoxie. The cafeteria staff are those responsible for feeding more than famous for demanding hall passes. In addition, they are there to 2500 students every school day. Among the memorable dishes __ provide a feeling of safety in the building. they prepare for us are cheeseburgers, steak and cheese The custodial staff has the huge responsibility of keeping our sandwiches, and french bread pizzas. school presentable. They often go unrecognized for such jobs as The security staff are a valuable asset to our school. These shoveling the snow off our long sidewalk after a typical New twelve people advise laggards to get to class on time, and are England storm! 211 A Aaronson, Larry Abbott, Susan Abreu, Luis Abreu, Rick Ace, Carole Adamsky, Saul Adamson, Stephen Adlin, Sheni Afria, Aurora Albert, Tawana Alberts, Luke Alexander, Christine Alexandre, Sonia Alicea, Idalys Alicea, Lidurina Alicea, Luis Alicea, Nelly Alicea, Pedro Alicea, Ramon Alicea, Ramon Jr. Alihassan, Talal Alihassan, Tarek Alihassan, Zouheir Allard, Amy Allard, Dawn Allard, Jay Allard, John Allard, Mal Allard, Marie Allard, Paul Allen, Rev. J.C. Almeida, Edmund Almeida, Edmundo Almeida, Helio Alemeida, Luciano Almeida, Ricardo Alterkruse, Patrick Alves, Jason — Best Wishes Ambrosa, Carmen Amenkowicz, D. — Good Luck Ames, Tammy Amico, Michael Amore, Rosanne Amorella, Sue Andizar, Elifinian Andrew, Todd Andrews, Cynthia Andrews, Joe Andrews, John Andrews, Joseph Andrews, Paula Anglade, Edith Angulo, Luisa Marina Antonelli, Mary Antonio, Papo Apicella, Anthony Apollon, Johnny Arbizu, Luis Enerto Ardeus, Ginou Arroyo, Madelin “My Homegirl” Arruda, Mary Arsenio, Ilda Askin, Sheila Auboung, Merlin Auguste, Davide Axtman, Gordon Axtman, Peter B Baines, Lisa 212 Sponsors Ballard, Damone Barahona, Orlando Barberina, Frank Baretett, Rita Barnes, Lisa Barr, Peggy Barrett, Edgarson Barros, Victor Bascomb, Susan Basile, Donna Basile, Niki Bate, Becky Bates, William Batista, Jose Baxter, Phyllis — You're a fine Adult Beaudrault, Valerie and kids Bell, Glynda — Arriva! Ben Bennett, Roger Benson, Richie Bernard, Michael Bernadete, Mary Berry, M. Bianco, David and Linda Bianco, Paul Bianco, Ruth Billington, Greg Blackman, David Blanchard, Jay Bonds, Val — “Softy” Bongnanno, Bob Booker, Sean Booknight, Corliss — Good Luck 87 Botelho, Butch Botelho, Dimas Botelho, Manuel Botelho, Mary Botelho, Susan Boulukes, Maria Boumboulis, Nacy Bowers, David Brathwaite, Laura-Lee Bretholtz, Phyllis Brezenski, Sophie Britt, Kenny Brockinton, Evalina Brooks, Anthony Brooks, Major Brooks, Tony Brostowin, Susan and Rick Brown, Celine Brown, Melissa Brown, Wallace Jr. Bruno, A. Bruno, Anthony Bryan, Tracy Bualosa, Richard Bullock, Elizabeth Burbosa, Richard Burgess, Millie Burke, Frank Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burns, Nancy Burroughs, Donald Butts, Debbi C Cabnal, Irene Cabral, A. Cabral, Ana Cabral, Daniel Cabral, Filomena Cabral, Helen Cabral, Maria Caidiza, Gina Marie Calairto, Anna Calender, Pauline Calfield, Mr. Callan, Patricia Calliste, Dennis Calouro, Nevia Caluello, Pat Calvert, Danny Camble, Mary Cameron, Donna Campbell, Colleen Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Mary Ellen Campbell, Telise Captain Brofather Carbone, Jennifer Carr, Ruth Carr, Valerie Carrall, Roseann Carrol, Paul Carroll, Nancy Carruthers, David Carter, Bobby Carter, Charles Carter, Colin Carter, Diane Carter, Michelle Carvalho, Anna Carvalho, Mikie Carvalho, Tino Carvello, Pat Case Brendan Casey, Helen — House B Castle, Anthony Castle, Gregory “Greg” Castle, Joyce Caulay, Billy Cebeijawa, Leika Ceilione, Jerry Chailes, Yolande Chandler, Florence Chapin, Margaret Chapman, Cecilia Charles, Pamfles Chau, Son Chaves Family Chaves, Maria Chaves, Mearia Chaves, Teresa Cherks, Claudine Cherry, Ms. Chiler, Barry Chilson, Kenneth Chin, Thomas Christou, Lisa Ciardi, Darlene Ciardi, Frank Ciardi, Maryann Clark, Kevin Clarke, John Claudino, Liz Clayton, Arnold Cleinim, Stuart Clinton, Larry Coccoluto, Al Coccoluto, Eva Coccoluto, Mark Cochran, Debby Cochran, Margaret Cochran, Margaut Cocoluto, Diane Coh, Karin Colannino, Joseph Colannino, Rachel Colbert, Ann Marie Coleman, Mike Coloce, Angela Colon, Edwin Colon, Limarys Colon, Rosalina Comedy Connection Comphier, Eddie Comuand, F. 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Conward, Tom Cook, Bobby Cooney, Barbara Cooney, Jon Corbett, Butchie and Catrina Cordeiro, Jose Cornelia, Christine Corraine Correa, Adrian Correia, Linda Costa, Ana Costa, Louie Costa, Lucy Costa, Maggie Costa, Maria Costa, Matalia Costa, Michelle “87” Costa, Nancy Costa, Richie Costell, Jack Council, Carley Council, Gail Council, Lucille Coutiere, Maureen Couto, Anna — Love You Hector Couto, Beatrice Couto, Betty Jo Couto, Ceasar Couto, Joseph © Couto, Joseph Jr. Cox, Fanshen Cromwell, Bruce Crowley, Joe Cummings, Phyllis Cunningham, Lara Curha, Freddy Curry, Elizabeth D Da Costa Arruda, Jose DaLuz, Maria DaLuz, Roberta DaRosa, Sophia Daigle, Paul Daley, Dermot Dalo,: Richard — | Love You Damus, Frantz Daniels, Donna Danielson, Kathleen Danielson, Kimberly Daray, Kelley DeJesus, Jose DeSoriuno, Santa DeVasto, Robie DeVasto, Rosalie Deangelis, Josie Deangelis, Rocco Debo, Janice Degesies, Rosa Dietsch, Anthony Dietsch, Edward Allen Deitsch, Lee Ann Del Balle, Eugenia Delvalle, Awilda — Good Luck Demetri, Pauline Denkewicz, Lillian Desimone, Adam Desimone, Alec Desimone, Erika Desir, Mirlene Desorcia, Marcell Detra Devine, Joe DiLando, T. Dickerson, Gloria Dilworth, Mary Domingo, Manuel Maria Donatelli, David Donnelly, Margaret Dortch, Arnita Dottin, Lance Dottin, Michaelle Dottin, Sharon Doucette, James Doucette, Mary Douglas, Doris Douglas, Harald Doyle, Christine Brad Dr. Love Draper, Arturo DuMont, Peggy Duarte Family — Good Luck Dufreny, Renal Duhbuque, Richie “Cujo” Dumas, Francisco Duncan, Ann Dunham, Catherene Dunn, Angelique Durant, Lisa Dwyer, Mary E E., Heather 0) Ehrlich, Barbara Elderd, Barbara Elderd, Catherine Elderd, George Elderd, Karen “85” Elliott, Susana Elonnelly, Margaret Emmons, Rachel Etienne, Peter Evans, John “Johnny” I= Fajardo, Angel Falaise, M. Fand, Helen Farrington, Mary Ferazani, Benerly Ferrana, Cara Ferraro, Joseph Ferreira, Jimmy Ferreira, C. Ferreira, Pat Ferreira, Sil Filomena - Good Luck Finch, Netta — Bye Finn, Vincent Fischer, Scott Fitts, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jr. FitzGibbon, Terrie Fitzpatrick, Margaret Fiumara, Jerry Flappa, Miriam Fleming, Nelson Fleurirca, Edna Folan, Marie Foley, Pete Foley, Trisia Foly, Nancy Ford, Helen Forde, Jean Forrester, Eddie Foster, Cathy Framonde, Samuel Francis, Floyd Francis, Marcia Francisco, Carmen Fratto, Ed Fratto, Tom Fry, Darren Furtado, Billy “BO” Furtado, Debbie “84” Furtado, Ms. Catherine Furtado, William G Gabriel,Gary Gabriel, Geoffrey Gadiel, Susan Galluccio, Lissa Galvin, Daniel Garland, Jennifer Garrison, William Gavin, M. Gaynor, C.R. Gean, Joseph Gedies, Jeanne Genelouis, Richard Generas, Jim Gentile, Carole Geraigery, W.J. Geraigery, Wadie Giampa, Marco Gianopoulus, Marion Gibbons, Jim Gibson, Therese Gidion, Frank Gilmer, Jewel Gitteus, David — Heck of a neighbor Glynn, William Goguen, Theodore Gonsalves, Carla “Chi-Chi” Gonzalez, Ana Gonzalez, Margee Gonzalez, Tony Goodwin, David Goodwin, Eli Goodwin, Elinor Goodwin, Jennifer Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goulant, Mary Goulart, David Governor, Gwendolyn Governor, Willie Gowan, Bob Graham, Tina Grande, John Grant, Debbie Grant, Willa Green, Debbie Green, Rhonda Greenidge, George “Chip” Grennen, Vita Grom, Charlene Guimaiaes, Michael Guimaiaes, Michael Guio, Vo Gurevich, Lisa — Smiley Gurry-Axtman, M. Gutierrez, Bismar Gutierrez, Blanca Gutierrez, Mario H Haley, Thomas Hallico, Chrisitne Halloran, Criss “88” Hamilton Family Hamilton, Marshia Hamilton, Mildred Hamnafin, Spike Harbinson, Natalie Hardy, Ateya Harkins, Steven Harris, Deborah Harris, Edward Harris, Pamela Harris, Patricia Harris, Roenita Harvey, Keith Haskins, Carlton Haskins, Dana Hasserdjian, Maral Haverty, Jack Hawkins, Adrienne Hayes, Chuck Haynes, Almina Haynes, Andrew “Drew” Haynes, Arrindell Haynes, Brenda Haynes, Cynthia Haynes, Leon Haynes, Wilhelmina Hazeltine, Lee, Chuck, Lillian, Baby Hazlay, Justin Hector Hector, Freddie — Your Boy Heldkamp, Peter Hemenway, Catherine Hemingway, Henretta Hernandez, Etrain Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Joaguin Hernandez, Juan Colon Hilsman, Kari Hinds, Isabelle Hobbs, Melanie Hogan, Jim Holway, Katie Hopkins, Milton House, C. Howard, Roy Howell, Sadie Hughes, Judah Hughes, Barbara Hunt, Dorothy Hunter, Caroline Hurley, Ed Hutcherson, Marly Hyatt, Thelma Hynes, Marianne — Live It Up lantosca, Anthony lantosca, Jo-Anne Inman, Barbara “Catwoman” Invencio, Rose Irving, Ramona J Jabaar,Kareem Abdul Jackson, C. Jackson, Earl Jackson, Rev. E.W. Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Theodora James, Elena Jampel, Susan Jaynes, Donald Jean, Camela Jenkins, S. Joaquim, Linda Johnson, Amber Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Betty Johnson, Lartha Johnston, Debbie Johnston, Dolly Jones, Cail Jones, Carol Jones, Chris Jones, Courtney Jones, Dana Renwick Jones, Krissie Jones, Lauren Jones, Lawrence Jones, Tammie Jones, Tanisha Kai — Love Always Jones, Winston Jourdan, Clifford Jourdan, Guy 213 Jourdan, Nadgeda Joyce, Cathryn Joyce-Smith, Linda Julie K Kafe, Magazine Kanel, Mouaks Kappe, Laura Karon, Thomas Kashauh, Samir Kasper, Paul Keane, Robert “Esquire” Keaveney, Tom Keegan, Dennis “76” Keegan, Eileen Kelley, Lisa Kelley, Robert Kelley, Theresa Kennedy, Dawn Kennedy, Norman Kensella, Joe Kimbrough Family Kimbrough, Derrick Kimbrough, Doris Brown Kimbrough, L. Kimbrough, Mr. Kinch, Robert King Family King, Lanair Kinzler, Tammy Kitlsedge, Russell Knudsen, Gustavo Knudsen, Sophia Kotler, Joanne Kricorian, Edward Kroen, Kathy Kuhn, Margaret L LaBella, John LaBossiere, Marlene Lachance, Roland Lacorint, Gene Lago, Angela Laleberte, Melissa Lane,John “Esquire” Lannic, Chris Larsen, Peik LeBlanc, Judith LeGendre, M.F. LeVaux, Ari Lee, Jennifer Lee, Lanella Lee, William Legault, Doreen Leith, Chad Lennerton, Lisa Lento, Denese 214 Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Fred Lewis, Heather Lewis, Jennifer Lewis, Linda Leydon, Charlene Linsay, Franni Lipkin, Arthur Litcher, John Little, Sheila Livingston, Cathy Livingston, Elaine Llamaa, Jonathan Lloyd, Julia Loiz, Maria London, Jonathan Loney, Richard Lopes, Adriana Lopes, Sandra Lopes, Teresa Lopes, Valdemar Louis, Cardy Louissint, Margarette Lucey, Lisa Lugo, Wanda Luk, Chanthy Lukas, Henry Lund, Patrice Lupis, Sal Lynch, John Lynch, Lillian M Moorehead, Tammy Macdonald, Ralph Machado, John Mackel, Howard Madore, Ruth Maguire, Deo Maguire, Kate and Ryan Maher, David Maher, Elaine — And Forever Maher, James — Together Always Mahoney, Evelyn Malaney, Skip Malloy, Daryll Mangan, William Manganare, S. Manifesto, Mary Mannan, Archona Manning, Jack Mantia, Maria Marifiote, Robert Marin, Josue Marin, Juan Marin, Nancy Marino, Jay Marks, Madeline Marquez, Estela Marquez, Gloria Marquez, Herminia Marquez, Mayra Marquez, Roger Marquez, Sergio Marquez, Teresa Marroquin, Janet Mars, Marpha Marshall, Dennis Martin, Mr. Martin, Richard Martins, Al Marzino, Mario Masso, Jose Mateus, Jose Mauro, Erica Mauro, Karen Maxwell, lreta Mayes, William McCabe, Ginny McCarthy, Bill McCarthy, Erin and Katie McCarthy, Mary McCarthy, Rita McCarthy, Timmy McCarty, Annette McCarty, Keith McClure, Lamar McCusker, Don McCusker, Joan McElrody, Helen McGinniss, William McGrath, Jack McHull, Dan McKee, Willy McKenna, Margaret McKenne, Robert McKeown, Amy McKinney, Carlespie McLaren, Amlorose McLaren, Livingston McLaren, Marlon McLaren, Sonia McLeven, Lorna McMahon Rice, Elizabeth McMahon, Kate McMarara, Susan McMenimen, Mrs. F. McMenimen, Norma Measuer, Stephen Medeiros, Belmira Medeiros, Diana ‘“Armadeeros” Medeiros, Edith Medeiros, Filomena Medeiros, Margarida Medeiros, Solange Medina, Danny Medina, Judy Meehan, Nicole Meise, Paul Melo, Adelia Melo, Tiberio Mess, Sardara Messer, Angela Messer, Robin Messinger, Virginia Meyer, Gene — I'll Miss You Meyersohn, Peter Michaels, Erin Claire Michel, Andre Miele, Ann Marie Mikelson, C. Milo, Median Miniter, Joeph Minto, Shelly Miranala, Nonalal Miranda, Alejandro Miranda, Nancy Monagle, Jimmy Monagle, Kay Moody, Linda Moore, John Moore, Kari Moore, Lisa Moore, Michelle Moorehead, Rosemarie Moran, Kim Moran, Stacy Moran, William Mordecai, Patricia Morgan, Arthur Morris, Arlie Morris, E. Morris, Katie Morris, Patricia Morris, Vernal Morrissey, James Morrissey, Joanne Morrissey, Michael Morrissey, Patricia Morrissey, Robert Morrissey, Sarah Morrissey, Trudy Moses, Brenda Moulton, Glenda Moura, Kevin Moynihan, John Mrs. M Munroe, Irene Murphy, Claire Murphy, Erin Murphy, Jeanne Murphy, Maureen Murrell, Helen Myers, Mike and Verna Myette, Barbara Myette, Kymberly N Nalbandian, Mrs. Nandula, Joe Nardella, Joseph Naro, Anne Naro, Jay Naro, Joseph Naro, Marianne Nathanson, Ken Neel, Jackie Negron, Nena Neves, Ra Newton, S. 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Rhodenbaugh, Justin Ribeiro, Benjamin Ribeiro, Carlos Ribeiro, Christine Ribeiro, Lino Ribiero, Vanessa Riberio, Barbara Ricardo, William Riccardo, A. Rice, Lisa Richard, Barbara Richards, Alrene Richards, Bob Rife, Janet Rivera, Ana Rivera, Tella Rizzo, Ms. Robbins, Nathalie Robenson, Charles Roberts, Rose Roberts, Shawn Robinson, Jim, and Tia Rodrigues, Eddie Rodrigues, Isabel Rodrigues, Lydia Romagna, A. Rosenberg, Emilia Rosetta, Ms. Rubens, Jane Rubino, Denise Rushboldt, Paula Rutter, John Ryder, Paul S Saheed, Chris Saint-Amand, Champ Saleh, John Sam, Mai Samourian, Martha Samuda, Victor Samuels, Maxine Sandeffer, Bobby Sandeffer, Meagan Sandeffer, Melissa Sandeffer, Michael Santiago, Carmen Santiago, Roberto Santos, Eduarda Santos, Mary Santos, Michael Sarchioni, Al Sarchioni, Bernardino Sarchioni, Catherine Sarchioni, John Sarchioni, Robert Sarchioni, William Saundor, Jason Scalese, Carol Schley, Beverly Schofield, Kelly Schupe, G. Scott, Yolanda Sebastian, Connnie Sebastian, Joe Sebastian, John Sebastian, Mary Seger, Gerard Sennott, Jack Sennott, Martha Seoine, Joseph Severino, Elaine Shawn “Smitty — 83” Shea, Gary Shea, Gerald Shea, Russell Sr. Shaefer, Morgan Sheehan, Paul Sicari, Joe Silcott, Lynette Silva, April Silva, Bobby Silva, Cliff Silva, John Silva, Kathleen Silva, Kenney Silva, Michelle Silva, Stephanie Silva, Vo and Vo Silverio, Al Simmons, Dena “Mia” Simmons, Fred Simmons, Jada Simoneau, Peter Simpson, Emma Siraco, Christine Siriani, Carol Smallwood, Leslie Smeed, Steve Smith, David Smith, Donna Smith, James Smith, James Jr. Smith, Jimmy Smith, Larry Smith, Lynn Smith, Melissa Lee Smith, Methela Smith, R. Smith, Robert Smith, Rosie Lee Soares, Mary Jo Sochett, Justin Soldan, Louis Sordille, Joseph Sorte, Boa “Filo” Sousa, C. Sousa, Durvalina Sousa, Paula Sousa, Rosa Southerland, Case Sparack, Frank Spears, Aida Spears, Tony Spencer, Vincent Sprague, Mary Srossman, Cathy St. George, Rita Stacey, Karen Stackhouse, Chris and Zane Standford, Ella Grace Starek, Jennifer Anne Starek, Lynne Elizabeth Stimson, Lee Stingee, Robert Stone, Fran Stoney Stonom, Mary-Elizabeth Stonom, Shayna Stowell, Heather Stroman, Roslyn Sullivan Sullivan, Brian Sullivan, Joan Sullivan, John Sullivan, J.X. Sullivan, Mr. R Sullivan, R. Sullivan, Roland Sullivan, William Surette, Stephen Sweeney, Patricia — King School Sylvestre, Clery 7 Taddesse, Terry Tauro, Danny Tauro, Pam Tauro, Walter Jr. Tavares, Carla Tavares, Herman Tavares, Paul Taylor, Grace Taylor, Michelle Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Brian TePasha, Jean Theodore, Marie Thompson Family Thompson, Andre Thompson, Theresa Tialicious Timmins, Bill Toledo, Gladys Tomsick, Paula Torres, Ruben Tower, Darlene Tower, L. Trainor, Joanne Traniello, Debby Travers, Eugene Travers, Mary Trudeau, Suzanne Tucker, David Tucker, Noreen Tyree, Marshall Urosa, Juan V Valentin, Marta Vallone, Joseph Van Peit, Claire Vartrger, Judith Vasquez, Rafael Vecchio, Michael — Cutest Dance Partner Viana, Goretti Vicente, Betcaida Vicente , Hector — Love You Anna Vickery, Jason Victoria, Angel Victoria, Manny Victoria, Mary Victoria, Maryann Vincent, Apollor Vincent, Judith Vincente, Joann Vincente, Junior Love Lisa Marie, Your mother The Monster Dash In memory of Uncle Johnnie Class of “87” — 1 Congrats KmK — Love ya Mom Dad Remember your third birthday — Love ya Linda Broadway Super market Memory of John Geary Best Wishes Class of 87 To my girl Nikki — Freddie Hector Good Luck Nikki and Class of 87 — Corliss Booknight Boston Red Sox 1986 World Champs Remember when we burned the Mets hat — Shandi The Tannery (c o Debbie Wright) Vincente, Onay Vincente, Pedro Viveiros, Celia mou ah oS Sa we low . Wy) W Walkes, Juon Wall, Phredd Wallace, Barbara Walsh, Bobby Walsh, Sharon Walshaw, Roberta Walther, Joann Wamness, Kathy Wan, Anita Wan, Irene Wan, John Wan, Phredd Wanionek, Paul Washington, David Washington, Flossie Washington, Hazel Washington, Robert Washington, Wallace Watson, Gloria Watson, Joshua Way, Suzanne Wayrisk, Michael West, Marcia Westbrook, Rene Weston, Estrela — Love to John and Doyle Westphal, Dennis Wheeler, Heil Whipple, Lorey Whitehead, Etta Whitehead, George Whitfield, Cavetta Wickberg, Eric Willan, Lewis William, Angela Williams Family Williams, Kelly Williams, Lewis Williams, Ricky Williams, Roxanne Wilson, Rick Witter, Luke Wizzard, Renil Word, C.J. Worrell, Ben Wright, Ann “88” Wright, Debbie Wyzard, Wylton Ye Yeldell, Sidney Yeldell, Theresa Yogel, Eric Young, Kurt Young, Lysa Other 1986 — Year of Boston sports fan — Mike W. Hey Pacheco — going to class? Connie D. Let no person regret Class of 87 has passed this way. Best Wishes — Love Mom Congratulations — Love Dad Erin Andrew and Timmy McCabe Good Luck — Love you Acs Uncle Dicky Aunt Carol Padrinho Aunt Elaine Sagres 86 — Sandra Good Luck Angie little sister All miss you — Angie, Ruth, Mar Be kind to me “Ed” The youngest Mac Pearl Street Market Classs of 87 M.C. Hi! To the future Ms. B. Auntie Meata Tialicious MA Moran Sweet Uncle Mullins Prof. Harp KC Meata McQuaige Teeki M,M,M The Green Apple Gang Mac Chemistry Good Luck Best of Luck Always Stay Cool Sweet Amiga A pleasure to have in class We'll always be friends — 4 eva The very best to a fantastic erson Good Luck to all seniors Z Zabelski, Helen Zannella, Masimo Zilonis, Adria Stay Quiet Very soon you and me will be together forever Hope to see you again | hope you come again Good Luck in the Future Tadpoles!! Good Luck Best Wishes Chipmunks Gook Luck Koala Bears Switchboard Sweeties Congratulational Ethel’s mother send her love Teen Law: Mr. Bruno Legal Studies Good Luck Shelly — Love Tracy Norton Beverage Company “Please Don't Drink Drive” Jerome and Michelle Forever A Aeschliman, Johanna 32 Aheron, Kevin 76 Aideuis, Dianne 32 Albergo, Alexander 32 Albert, Kenneth 32 Aldin, Ernal 32 Alicea, Jasmin 32 Allen, Renee 76 Almeida, Gualter 32 Alves, Irene 76 Alves, Paulina 32 Amado, Lourdes 33 Anderson, Carin 33 Audet, Joseph 33 Augustine, Amos 33 Aupperlee, Darlene 33 Aurelien, Rousseau 76 Ausrotas, Raymond 33 Auterio, Beth 76 ) Bachman, Heather 224 Bairos, Jeffrey 33 Baptiste, Brenda 34 Baring-Gould, Jon 34 Barry, Anita 34 Bazelais, Mintoviane 34 Bentubo, Michelle 34 Benzan, Reynaldo 76 Berleus, Claudine 34 Bernard, Jean 34 Bernis, James 76 Berrouet, Francia 89 Bestor, Coaudia 89 Betts, Nathan 89 Beyene, Tsedal 34 Blackett, Julia 77 Blumenstiel, April 35 Bonacci, Scott 35 Bonds, Thomas 35 Bonvie, Andrew 89 Borges, Fernanda 35 Bosse, Judain 35 Botelho, Antoinette 35 Bouley, Alison 35 Boyle, Karen 35 Brady, James 36 Brathwaite, Cheryl 77 Brescia, Glen 77 Bridgeman, Derrick 36 Brissett, Jennifer 36 Broadhead, Emily 36 Brotman-Orner, Shoshana 36 Brown, Cynthia 224 Bryan, Tracy 77 Bullock, Elizabeth 36 Burny, Denis 36 Burns, Jonathan 36 C Cabot, Heloise 37 Cadet, Ermita 37 Caldwell, Theresa 37 Calkins, Andrew 37 Callender, Pauline 37 Camelo, Antonio 37 Campbell, Colleen 77 Campbell, Craig 37 Campbell, Kaesta 77 Campbell, Lance 37 Carreiro, Marino 38 Carter, Nicole 38 Cetrulo, Lara 38 Chambers, Sion 38 Charles, Claudine 38 Charles, Ronald 38 Chaves, Antonio 38 Chaves, Manueo 38 Chin, Sai-Ping 39 Clark, Waldy 77 Clarke, Annette 39 Cobuzzi, Diane 39 Coipel, Luther 39 Colman, Sarah 39 Conaghan, Shawna 39 Cooper, Ida 39 Correia, Scott 39 Correia, Theresa 89 Costa, Ana Paula 40 Costa, Joao 40 Costa, Michelle 40 Costa, Paul 77 Coulnages, Danielle 78 Coulnages, Nancy 40 Council, Betty 40 Couto, Anna 40 Cutone, Linda 40 Cyr, Brian 40 D Da Silva, Jose 41 DaLuz, Linda 41 Daniliuk, Lisa 224 DaRosa, Helia 41 Davis, Jonathan 224 Davis, Mark 41 Davis, Paul 41 Deegan, Christine 89 De Jesus, Rosa 41 Senior Class Demello, Nuno 41 Denis, JacQues 41 Dervishian, Nancy 42 DeVasto, Michele 42 DeVincent, Allyson 224 Di Pietranton, C. 42 Diaz, Ana 42 Dickson, Ilana 42 Dolne, Jardine 42 Dore, Justin 42 Dortch, Arnita 78 Dotten, Aram 42 Dottin, Lance 43 Dottin, Sharon 43 Dufreny, Jean 78 Dunn, Angelique 43 Dwyer, Thomas 78 = Edgehill, James 43 Edmond, Guerline 89 Ehrenstrom, Olof 43 Elderd, George 78 Emmons, Rachel 43 Entin, Joseph 43 Entine, Jennifer 78 Ezell, Gary 43 Ezust, Sam 44 Fair, Franklin 78 Fallow, Katherine 44 Ferreira, Deise 44 Finch, Ernetta 44 Fitzgerald, Karen 44 Fontes, Evandra 44 Forde, Kenneth 44 Foster, David 78 Fournier, Kenneth 79 Frammartino, Edward 44 Framondi, Salvatore 45 Francis, Roger 45 Frasier, Mark 45 Frimpong, Christina 45 Furlong, Teresa 79 G Gadatia, Harun 45 Galvao, Gracinda 45 Gannon, Tomas 45 Garcia, Israel 45 Garland, Jennifer 46 Garrity, Paula 89 Garro, Toni 46 Gaynor, Karol 46 Gedeon, Frantz 46 German, Darren 46 Giakoumis, John 46 Girard, Patricia 79 Glenn, Antoni 46 Glynn, Thomas 46 Goldstein, Etienne 47 Goncalves, Susana 47 Gonsalves, Carla 79 Gonzalez, Daniel 47 Goodwin, Jennifer 47 Gord, Wendi 47 Grandoit, Marie 47 Greenidge, Donald 47 Guillaume, Myrlande 79 Guinane, Francis 47 Gulinello, Adem 48 H Hagan, Heather 48 Hall, Pat 48 Happe, Karl 48 Harmon, Kimberly 79 Harris, Katherine 90 Harris, Sean 48 Harris, Vondell 48 Hatzis, John 48 Hawley, Gina 48 Haynes, Denise 49 Hefni, Abdulelah 90 Henry, Amy 79 Henry, Gary 49 Heredia, Carolina 79 Heredia, Jose 80 Hernandez, Francisco 49 Heywood, Felicia 49 Hicks, Spencer 49 Hill, Paul 49 Hilsman, Tarah 49 Hinton, Barbara 49 Holdt, Michelle 50 Holland, Richard 50 Howington, Chery! 50 Hudson, Lynda 50 Ignazio, James 50 Imbert, Daniel 80 Imrey, Tom 80 J Jarvis, Russell 50 Jarvis, Michael 50 Jean, Pascale 50 Jepson, Robert 80 Jewer, Rodney 51 Joannidis, Alexi 51 Johnson, Wanda 51 Jones, Chris 51 Jones, Craig 51 Jones, Christina 51 Jones, Lisa 51 Julien, Jerome 51 Julien, Marie 52 K Kam, Sui-Ming 52 Kamthewala, Rukhshana 52 Kazlas, Elena 80 Kazlas, Justine 52 Keating, Jeffery 52 Kebede, Henock 224 Keegan, Kathleen 52 Kelly, James 52 Kelly, David 90 Kelsey, Michael 52 Kelsey, Mechele 53 Kennedy, George 80 Khalifa, Amenah 53 Khalifa, Phiroja 80 Khan, In-Ku 80 Kiely, Christina 81 Kiflit, Tedros 53 Kim, Jimmy 53 Kim, Susan 53 Kinch, Robert 53 Kinch, Stephanie 53 King, Kang-Ti 53 King, Kang-Ying 54 Kirsch, Katherine 54 Knight, Jonathan 54 Korsgren, Hjordis 54 Korsgren, Lule 54 Kourkoutas, Peter 54 Kwok, Tak Kuen L La Brie, Kathleen 90 Laliberte, Shannon 54 Lam, King 55 Lasalle, Christina 81 Laurent, Allen 81 Lawrence, Marcia 55 Lazar, Sara 224 Leal, Christina 81 Lee, Janet 81 Levesque, Roger 55 Lewis, Matthew 55 Lieberman, Brett 81 Lima, Connie 81 Liou, Rick 55 Liou, Zhi Jiang 55 Livingston, Stephen 55 Lockhart, Melza 81 Lombardo, Angela 55 London, Jonathan 56 London, Seann 90 Lopes, Ligia 56 Lopes, Rosa 82 Lopes, Sandra 82 Lopes, Tracy 56 Lucey, Lisa 56 Lugo, Evelyn 56 Lynch, Jessica 82 M Madison, Lisa 56 Maggio, Cara 56 Mahari, Musie 82 Maher, Sarah 82 Maldonado, Edgar 82 Mann, Tiffany 82 Marks, Debbie 56 82 Marotto, Melissa 83 Marques, Celso 57 Marquez, Veronica 57 Mars, Marpha 83 Marshall, Dennis 57 Martignetti, Victor 57 Masciari, Maria 57 Matarazzo, Michael 83 Mathews, Jessica 57 Mayes, William 57 Mazzei, Michael 57 McCarthy, Dawn 58 McCarty, Keith 83 McConville, Dennis 83 McDaniel, Christopher 58 McDermott, Robert 58 McDonald, Michael 58 McGalshing, Kelly 58 McGovern, Marc 58 Mcinerney, David 83 McKenna, Michelle 83 McKeon, Caline 58 McLaren, Marvia 58 McPherson, Keith 59 McQuade, Tricia 59 McWhinnie, Lisa 59 Medeiros, Diana 59 Index Medeiros, Robert 59 Meehan, Renee 59 Mehrling, Martin 59 Mescall, Suzanne 59 Messer, Robin 60 Meyershon, Molly 60 Milhomme, Odna 60 Millien, Nathasha 60 Miranda, Lissett 90 Miranda, Nelson 60 Miskell, Michael 83 Mitrano, Kevin 60 Moise, Martha 84 Molina, Ruth 60 Mondesir, Jorie 60 Monks, Chris 90 Montero, Marilyn 61 Moore, Alease 61 Moore, Alisa 61 Moorehead, Tammy 61 Moran, veremy 61 Moran, Tatia 61 Morency, Nicolas 61 Morris, Katy 61 Morris, Tonya 84 Morrissey, Dawnmarie 224 Morrissey, Theresa 62 Morrissey, Tracy 62 Morrow, Mark 62 Morse, James 84 Moses, Maisha 84 Murphy, Erin 224 Naras, Robert 62 Narcisse, Louis-Marais 62 Naro, Jayne 62 Negran, Nena 90 Nickrosz, Joel 62 Noel, Rosette 91 Nubia, Rene 84 O O'Connell, Jason 63 Oh, Young-Soo 63 Oliver, Scott 63 Ondzes, David 63 O’Quinn, Jamey 62 Ouellette, Frank 63 Owvsu, Daniel 63 Pacheco, Lisa 84 Paniagua, Diana 63 Parent, Marjorie 84 Patel, Jitendrakumar 64 Patel, Rajen 64 Paul, Winifred 64 Payne, Kelly 64 Pearson, Erinn 64 Pearson, Michael 64 P-ec, Kali 63 Peixoto, Anita 91 Pena, Marcos 64 Pena, Veronica 64 Pereira, Filomena 65 Perez, Juan 65 Peterson, Erin 65 Phelps, Christopher 85 Phillips, Stacy 65 Pilleri, Thomas 65 Pilvalis, Linda 85 Pimentel, Paula 65 Pitkin, Mirja 85 Polynice, Alberta 85 Porter, Lisa 65 Postell, Charles 224 Puntonio, Michael 85 Price, Austin 224 Q Quintanilla, Luisa 65 R Ragone, Luigi 66 Ramage, Leah 91 Ramos, Edward 66 Rana, Rajesh 66 Raskin, Jennifer 66 Rego, Daniel 66 Reiser, Cherise 85 Remy, Obed 85 Rodenbaughg¢ Justine 86 Ricardo, Christie 66 Richard, Michelle 66 Riley, Kathleen 66 Roberts, David 67 Rodenmacher, Joseph 86 Roderick, Noelle 67 Rodrigues, Edward 67 Rodrigues, Elizabeth 67 Rodrigues, Isabel 91 Rodrigues, Laura 85 Roemele, Melissa 85 Rudnik, Lisa 67 Sallum, Tarek 67 Salmon, Michelle 67 Sanchez, Billy 68 San Severino, Anita 68 Santos, John 86 Santos, Richard 68 Santos, Victor 68 Saunders, Karim 68 Saunders, Katana 68 Sawyer, Jackie 68 Scalesse, Joanne 91 Scalese, Lucy 69 Scalfani, Robert 86 Schrecker, Daniel 86 Scott, Antoine 69 Sealy, Alicia 69 Sealy, Kim 86 Segura, Ricardo 87 Senat, Danielle 69 Senatus, Chedly 69 Serrano, Mario 69 Sheafer, Morgan 87 Shuman, Adam 69 Sibert, Michael 224 Silva, Paula 87 Silva, Salazar 87 Simmons, Krist 69 Simmons, Jada 87 Sinclair, Sheree 70 Slawter-Howe, Facuyn 70 Small, Eric 70 Smith, Cynthia 70 Smith, Darron 70 SooHoo, Lisa 87 Sousa, Fatima 70 Sousa, John 70 Speros, Nicholas 87 Spinetto, Sandra 87 St. Louis, Marie 70 Stamps, Alexis 71 Stanitsas, Peter 71 Steiss, Timothy 71 Stockard, Kristin 71 Stonom, Shayna 71 Sylvestre, Clery 88 T Tabors, Malaika 88 Tavares, Carla 88 Thermidor, Julie 71 Thomas, Jerome 71 Thompson, Steven 71 Thorp, Karen 72 Todd, a pal 72 Toledo, Gladys 72 Tome, Lisa 72 Torres, Reivill 88 Travers, Joseph 72 Tuyo, Mabayoje 224 Tynes, Jonathan 88 V Valliant, Michael 88 Valverde, Mildred 224 Vicente, Hector 72 Victoria, Maria 72 Vitvitsky, Viana 72 Voynow, Annika 73 Waite, Sherri 88 Waithe, Alicia 73 Wallace, Kimberly 91 Wan, Wendy 73 Wang, Shia-Ling 88 Weems, Crystal 73 Wentzell, Gerold 73 Westbrook, Rachell 73 Whelan, Mark 73 Wilkinson, David 73 Witham, Kelley 224 Williams, Andrea 74 Wilson, Oliver 74 Wilson, Rhoda 74 Wilson, Tanya 74 Woodruff, Paul 74 Wu, Yong-Mei 74 ¢ Yang, Ling 74 Yang, Shi Lan 74 Yang, Shi Yuan 75 Young, Vickee 75 Z Zannella, Anthony 75 Zemui, Mussie 75 Zepf, Deidre 75 PANTS 220 Angelos Pizza 444 Broadway Cambridge across from Public Library “Anyone Who Has Had A First Taste of These Will Always Come Back for More” MASS HOUSE OF PIZZA 1621 CAMBRIDGE ST. MONTROSE MARKET 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 TEL. 491-7356 CAMBRIDGE, MASS We’ve Got What You Need Everyday dynamic scene yourself, we suggest a visitto the following hangouts. xx xMontrose Markeft 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 arent allowed to go more than a block away during lunch hour;so they have fo 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. leis a few students in at a time, a la Studio 54. So look sharp if you want to squeeze into this: student hot spot. Our rating system: xxxExcellent — don't miss if! «Good — worth a detour xinteresting — passable if visiting means waiting for the “walk” signal. Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 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 Cremaldi’s Italian melele Store 31 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge 354-7969 Pasta cut to order Prosciut to Coffee Parmigiano Ravioli Provolone Teas Olives - Toretellini Cheeses Cannoli Sun-Dried Tomatoes Tortelloni Cold Cuts Spumoni Salami Agnolotti Tuscan Bread Tortoni Porcini Gnocchi Panini Godiva Ice Cream Angel Hair Manicotti Calzone Pastry Pine-nuts Paté Candy Dinners To Go Spices Congratulations to Class of 1987 RED STAR CONSTRUCTION 585 Franklin St. Cambridge, MA Telephone : 491-4453 Jay Gammell — owner Renovation — Additions — New Construction “Foundation to Finish” 221 222 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 from The Hong Kong Restaurant 1236 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. 555 Technology Square Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 ROAD SERVICE TOWING 354-9203 RUSS’ GULF COMPLETE CAR SERVICE 1725 MASS. 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