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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1989 volume:

4d 4 ani aim ge CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN. SCHOOL 459 Broadway dge, Cam] Massachusetts 02138 We the people that compose the class of 1989 are just like our country, diverse. Our class as representatives from nearly every country and race, and it is this diversity that helps stimulate us to become high achievers at whatever we do. To honor this diversity, we name our yearbook ‘KALEIDOSCOPE.’’ A kaleidoscope, through a scattering of colored glass, transforms the energy of light into many beautiful, symmetrical patterns. So it is, that the energy of the staff and students at C.R.L.S. transformed the dissonance of contrasting programs, interests, cultures, and race into ever changing but consistently harmonious configurations. The vibrancy and energy of the C.R.L.S. community is not only seen in its exceptional academic performance but is also visible in every corner of the school. Whether it is people socializing between classes in the halls, or carefully planning the senior trip in the student service center, the people of C.R.L.S. have always managed to achieve their goals, while at the same time enjoying themselves. Through a healthy interest in learning, a flair for resourcefulness, and a knack for having fun, the students and staff at C.R.L.S. have successfully reached a happy medium between work and play. We now present to you the class of 1989, the living kaleidoscope. Table of Contents 1 Ca ndids Class of ’89 Events Class Officers Senior Portraits Our World in ’89 Sports Arts Clubs The Young and Restless Hometown Events Faculty 127 141 164 168 174 ‘ ‘ erent seer af And what are you looking at? All this for two credits? Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon? Yo! we i � eo KY What do you mean you can’t hear the music? You mean this switch turns it off? The three musketeers. Say cheese! This is the house that Jack built. It looked better in the dark room. Look ma, no cavities! I’m legal! 8 Something and snails and puppy dog tails. She’ll eat it, she’ll eat anything! Live wire! , two is blue, what’s three?”’ “One is red 10 Looking good Kathy The pied piper of C.R.L.S. One more flight to go. All this for an elevator key? Going my way? Peace If you’ve got it, flaunt it. Can’t you see I’m busy It’s time for the Flintstones! Mom, can I pleeese come home now! 11 Get that camera out of my face! Just chillin’ Kemi being studious The brat pack 12 Yes, I have a pass “Compu-date, can I help you?” Don’t get too excited Pei! “Where's the party?” 13 This is as good as it gets. Smooth. I just look innocent The meeting was today, right? That’s what 14 � MBRIBGE PUBLIC. LIBRARY | Book ends. The year’s campaign Fashion Statement. ou friends are for. Hanging 15 16 Yuri makes “all gone”’ with his lunch “Tt doesn’t work when the lights are on.” Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil “Let’s see if each senior bought a twix . . . ” Student Life 17 18 No, I don’t have two dates SEMI FORMAL Why yes, I’d love to dance! The class of ’89 had their Junior Semi Formal last year at the Sheraton Commander Hotel. A great deal of work went into the preparation of that event, and considering the memories we hold today of that night, it was a success. Those who attended really got into the spirit of the occasion. Some people considered it to be practice for the Senior Prom and arrived in limousines while others wore very fancy clothes. The room where the event took place was painstakingly set up in pinks and whites, and the D.J. pumped out some fresh tunes like, ‘Da Butt,’ ‘I Want Your Sex’ and of course we can’t forget, “Two Occasions.’ The night was warm and a slight drizzle sprinkled down every so often as it sometimes does in New England in the springtime. Inside it was hot and we had fun, but soon it was over and the realization of the upcoming senior year was our next event to look forward to. Pei dancing with no hands HI THERE!! Not another picture Heading onto the dance floor 19 The Junior Class Trip The best of trips. . . The worst of trips. . . We met at five A.M. We all were completely unaware of what was to come in the next three days that we were to spend in Montreal, Canada. As the hours passed, we all grew more anxious to Get Off The Bus!!!! Little did we know then, that no sooner would we get off the bus than we would have to reboard again for the first of many mandatory tours of Montreal. There were many activities planned for us such as sight seeing, shopping and dancing. We would especially like to thank our Junior Class President for the memorable evening at the Governor’s mansion with fine entertainment and the unique cuisines which we all enjoyed with our fingers. It was an experience that brought our class closer together (both squashed on the bus and in the rooms) that we will never forget . or g g oo a gs8b igs a cert LT 4 aoe ee Bahamas This years senior class trip to Freeport Bahamas proved itself to be one of the best trips ever. With such activities as water skiing, para-sailing, jet skiing, and scuba diving, there was never a dull moment. We enjoyed hours by the pool, fun in the sun, and an endless supply of Bahama mammas! And, well, what can we say except, paradise . . . FOUND! Paradise Found! Ready to make a racquet Cristina and Suchi soak up the sun Feelin’ hot, hot, hot! 21 Kras’s catch of the day Fun in the sun Fat, drink and throw up Just act natural Hold still and it’ll swim away PA = pe i YY? ? q , 4 9 : iO) ie’ ) e Look Ma, no hands! All smiles after the Bahamas How low can Darcy go? 23 24 President — Malcom Von Mitchell ee ei Secretary — Ramon Neves enior Class Officers Vice President — Lynn Smith Treasurer — Sarah Dunbar Senior Class Executive Board F.R. Michelle Moore, Karen Suttle, Aimée Hendrigan, Lucy Lopes S.R. Sung Han Nam, Fred Correia, Rudy Scalese, Rui Garcia. Not Shown: Monroe Hearn 25 WANTED: Woong Soon Lee for coloring out of the lines. WANTED: Christina Perry for first degree layout infrac- tions. WANTED: Xenia Barrett for putting the wrong name on the cover of the yearbook. s ar. SWAIAEL | WANTED: Kim Harring for putting the pages in upside- down. 291758, i WANTED: Remy Prevost for using too many adjectives. WANTED: Jaime White for running off with the captain of the team while interview- ing him. MII JO WANTED: Al Ragone for submitting over-developed pictures. 26 WANTED: Liam Toohey for disgusting students by taking a picture of the school lunch. THE YEARBOOK STAFF WANTED: Alyssa Krimsky for being the most stressed out one minute before the deadline. WANTED: Gabe Daniels for his never ending referrals to NAVISTAR. WANTED: Coriander Sippen for over dosing on caffeine. WANTED: Suchi Mumford for being the most mellow the minute before the deadline. WANTED: Hsuan Tsen for assisting in the processing of secret films. WANTED: Fred Centanni for financial fraud. Prey 4 4.8 Ek P S30MOX 3 y } WANTED: Ayanna Ashley for her ability to type for eight hours straight. Pa WA UNEMPLOYED WANTED: Jesse Stanesa for keeping the yearbook staff in stitches with his sense of humor. WANTED: Bubby Hearn for his extended trips to the gym, the SSC, and Broadway. Al Ferreria Warden Advisor As the Warden Advisor of this year’s staff, I had to sentence everyone to a one year sentence of hard labor. This included many late evenings and a few weekends thrown in for good behavior. We did away with the traditional titles of position this year since most of the staff worked in several areas of production . On our most wanted list is Kim Makseyn, assisted by Suchi Mumford, for keeping our budget in the $18,000.00 range and knowing that if we were one day late with any deadline of the production the publishing company did not have to guarantee delivery before graduation. Also, on our most wanted list is Fred Centanni for recording all our financial transactions, a task none of us wanted. Four undergraduates, Gabe Daniels, Woong Soon Lee, Hsuan Tsen and Liam Toohey in the true spirit of community gave of their time and energy to help make this all possible. To all of you that made contributions both large and small — Thank you! Al Ferreria P.S. If I never see another slice of pizza, it will be too soon. Kimberly Makseyn, Editor in Chief Before working on the yearbook, I thought things like pressure, exhaustion and malnutrition were horrible things, but after working with you guys, I now know that they can actually be enjoyable. I feel privileged to have been able to work with such a wide range of students. I learned a lot from them, and we all learned a lot from each other. You are definitely the strangest bunch of people I’ve ever met! So. . . Jaime, Remy, Cory, Xenia and Bubby, keep typing! Gabe, Fred, Al, what can I say that you won’t answer. Liam and Hsuan, I know you're working! Ayanna, Alissa and Suchi, you guys saved the day! Woong Soon, thank you! Kim and Christina, use the rulers! Shut-up Jesse! Al relax. Don’t worry guys there’s plenty of time! 27 28 Laverne R. Agard Thanks to those who helped me and good luck to all my friends. Jason Wylie Allen Misc. Inc. + weird N.H.S. 10,11,12 Festival 88 + 89 Forever Juliet Thanks to the Drama Department Bye all Eun-Kyung Ahn To all my teachers, thank you. And to all my friends be happy. First Senior Section Iliana Alvarado To all my friends, It’s been a fun 4 years. Good luck! Esp, tc, sd, mp, fe, ka, pv-cs. Keep in touch! Thanx ma, van. luv yas! Yong Ahn Gabriel Artis Ayanna P. Ashley There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is having lots to do and not doing it. — J.W. Rader Lisa Barnes Christopher Aufiero Julie Fran coise M. Bayle ““L’éspace d’une vie est le meme, quion le passe en chantant ou en plevrant.”’ Japanese proverb Joshua Matthew Bardige “If the job were less difficult, someone with less ability would have it’� — Doc Julia Rose Beckwith To my Mom: you taught me to be strong and proud, | love you. To all my friends: we’ ve come a long way. Be good!!! ae 30 Mathew Biju RRR UES Myron Belfast Jessica Bojorquez Leo G. Bergin Class of 89°° was the best. Good luck to the carpentry class of ‘89 ’ so Mario J. Borges 64 Willow Cambridge 02141 NHS Portugese club — vice Ski Club Pie — Baklava — oh — it — nun — did — mon — bay. Good luck. Johanna Black Where there music, there can be no evil. — Cervantes Scott Brescia Holly Browning Cesar Brum Special thanks to Mr. Johnson mom and dad. Lynn, I'll miss you. Good luck to every one! Cam, I love you Ayanna Burton Sibyl F. Buck My luv 2 Tia, Jess+Bri. Thnx 4 caring. T-amo; Schmel! Barton! J-sphmr yr; sid . . . S-luke; slugs. Thnx + luv 2 mom. Danzig rules! Jean Cadet az Joseph Guy Cadet Armando A. Camara Reginalda Camara To Isa Liz and Linda — Good luck and have fun in your senior year. I love you Christopher. Jennifer A. Carbone Love you, Dad + Kim. Dance! Peer Leadership 87-89 Work Study 87-89 Good luck to all! Be happy! Rosa Maria Carreiro To all my friends: I’m going to miss all of you! Good- bye. To my family: Thank you for your love and sup- port. Brendan Case Tanya M. Champey I'd like to thank my mom, dad and all my friends for their support through these tough 4 years. Pam, re- member I[ODCCT! a. Johnathan R. Christie Good luck to all my friends in the years to come. SMR, MP, RP, JR, Peace and all like that see Dick Graduate Robert Clarke Jupy Chiu Finally | am out!!!!! Veel succees aan al myn frienden (Good luck to all my friends) Kyla Marie Collins To all my teachers and friends and especially Mrs Robinson. Thanks for all your support I will miss everyone 33 Fred Anthony Correia Tamara Comeau Matant Granny: Thanks for your support and patience Good luck! MM AD EU JC JC. James Howard I'll never forget you. Thanks Mom + Dad I luv U. Kenny Matt Chris, the boyz. Chris — GQ gaff, Mike + Massimo, remember W.B. Posse In effect. Hooping! 34 David M. Croak K.B. Vars. Wrest. Stu. Gov. To the boys Key. Al FK Good L. To my parents Thanx luv yas to very special girl M.O. Rosmarie Comperchio Thanx to every one who helped me through the years. | love you mom. Good luck Nikki! Zinah + Tina re- member S.A.C. Leslie Anne Cressaty Pilot Yearbook Committee! Pilot Plays 1985-89 Goodbye to Karin Thanks for all the laughs you know what I mean! Rafael Cruz It’s about time!! Take it easy sis, L.T., Billster, Rose, the wall, cafe Advventura, Dee-Dee, It’s been real — Bye! Tara Cunningham IA, MP, SD SGUMi! Kit Layft GL Kemi ANQA LYFT GLWE TMDNR FC IKYBIBYC + Succeed GLWE YFT Mike YAGF Thanks GLWE YFATC Sandra Marie Dahl DST for ever Hey ‘G ’ KB E-Str eeH Love ya Mike DF TD We're out of here Hey ‘D’’ Want to have a “ V”’. Good luck Rosemarie Dalba Sophia Darosa G.Bye every one G.luck Shell, IInottara to CF Friends 4eva Luv ya FC Thanx Mike (B.bro) Love ya Mom Dad Bhave S.D. Marlene Darosa Portugese Club ‘ 88-89° Bye Liz to all my friends, the best L.C., T.S., G.N. B’ ’ Good Luck — Class of “gQ77 Carla Diniz Sh) Christina Rose Marie Donato Tm luv ya sis! DST 4+eva! Hey G! Hey D by June! “‘Chicken’’ Rose, remember SAC English. KB Street good times. Delise Marie Doucette Love ya Ma! You too Jen! Call ya Sherri! Where’s the party Rhonda? G’bye to all my friends, keep in touch. fgg? Christine Frances Doyle Honor roll, Alpine Ski Club, R + L Trading Post. To Chris ‘‘the best of the best’’ Friends for ever . . . Hi smile! Reo Jamie Duberstien I have a simple philosophy. Fill what’s empty. Empty what’s full. Scratch where it itches. — A. Longworth Sarah Tessa Dunbar Luv ya: Jeff Juca Lies S. Kel Sue — IHJH Pam Girily- Haitian Club! Career award! To all of you good luck! Man’s I-1 DL JR HAD CD oosh Sal desire thanks And | hope you work harder than before! Mom, Paul, Amy N+G ILY! Marie Mona Falaise 36 Jessica Ferraro Aaron Foley Nuno Ferreira Irene Fontes David Figueroa Darleen Marie Foster KB E-ST DST Forever Gi stay crazy! Re chicken PB!! Sandra Goave Lunma-ma Hey June!!! Im outta here!!!! m y ember a9) 38 Lis Gage Varsity volleyball 25 To my closest friends I wish you much success and a lot of happiness. Rachel Gillian Rui Garcia Good luck guys! APJCM Christopher Joseph Goguen To L.F. J.M. A.S. J.N. A.C. K.L. A.T. B.S. What a great 4 years. Lets do it all again — NA! vid yr bk. Colin Christopher Gardinier Aaron Goodrum Courtney Gray Jeffrey R. Green ae si Thanks to my family and friends for being there. To my i yz peace up! To Chandra I will always “‘love - you Deborah Greenidge Venessa Guillen Matthew W. Haggman Varsity cheerleader 2yrs to my family ‘‘thanks’’. To I'm finally out! To Mansfield B.A. Friends, 1000 hours Capt. 9 — football, basketball, Register Forum, stu- Vanessa and Dhonyale ‘we're the girls always’. To was a lot of fun. Right Tammy? dent sch. committee, homeroom rep. To all — it’s been Mel ‘I’ll miss ya’’ fun! Good luck! es a 7 Hope Ann Hall Rachel Happe Carim Haroz To all my friends, good-bye and good luck 39 Kimberly A. Harring Indra R. Harrington A heart beats quickly until it is set free. Good Luck Zee — We made it! Thanx 4 everything. I luv u. Friends Class of 1989, Thanks for the memories. M.M. M.L. 4eva!G.S. u taught me a lot more than drama. SL. AN. S.M. 58. Good Luck! Monroe Hearn Aimée Hendrigan “The worst thing in life is to have no goals, because then you have nothing to live for’ Rollin Herold Lorinda Heywood 40 Matthew F. Holland Thanks to all for a great four years. — A heartbeat ahead — A brainwave behind — Undrella Syrilla Holloman af Dawn Hoppe Alpine Ski Club, track. Good luck sis to friends who | « « were there. Thanks good luck con Pilot Y.B. God ee bless all! ‘ James Howard Sherri A. Howe Thanks for everything Mom Ricky I love you. What's up R.L. A.D. N.V. D.D. Call me in the morning. Later guys Jode W. Jeune I just want to say thanks to all the people who helped me through all these years and to all my boys — Peace 41 42 Adam Jonath Paul Chapin Kaynor Mom and Dad: thanx for your support to my friends. AR CH RG IL MM Vrgreat! Hack and live for snow woowoo! LVW bye Kang-Ping King Thanks to all my teachers and good luck: class of ’89 Mr. Nigorski Ms. Athanassiou Brenda I love you all Salim Kamthewala It is time to say goodbye friends, so goodbye have fun in life peace Kwang Soo Kim Alyssa Krimsky The advantage of the emotions is that they lead us astray — Oscar Wilde Catherine Lanzarotto Amy Lewis Aprille A. Lavoie To all my friends good-luck in the future. G.M. R.C. S.P. I.L. L.C. T.C. Mai and Dad ‘I made it’” Luv ya. Marisa Linardos Christie — Friends for ever we survived! Michele! Kim — form of MW, TM, SW, JL, RS. Love you buddy. Love you Anthony Liz! Lori A. Leccacorvi Lucia F. Lopes It’s over guys SDSLAZAHMH. You're how old? What ever happened to the way it was? Love you and me kid JAT. 43 Patrick Lowry Thanx Mom + Dad Baseball To my friends CA FC KS EC SM SM PA good luck getem’ Fred 44 Kenneth W. Lorentzen Good luck Matt Maher Jennifer Lowry Robert Marifiote Mark D. Madden Thanks Mom + Dad. G team Alpine Ski Club Student Gov’t Helico Peter man! Dynamic VR27 Hi Ma RK L ML BG and Friends Aluaro Marquez Raymond McDonald Scott McGaffigan Baseball KB Club Let’s give Bud a Buzz!! Thanks MM CA FC KS RM RD MZ Thank you ma and dad MZ keep them perky! Ana Medeiros John Joseph McNeeley To: C.G. D.G. — J.N. B.S. E.P. — Good luck! ‘ Be all and you will be the end all’’ Cheerleader Football Basketball Thanks Mom E. Fari- nato! Best of luck for the Class of — 89 — Love ya! Jim Bye N.B. Grace Medeiros To all my friends Good luck in the future. L.H. A.L. R.L. Ma and Dad ‘‘I made it’’ Michael Melin (Mitch) The funest 4 years | ever had. Good luck to all my friends. And I hope we stay friends Richard Medeiros Sandy Marie Medeiros Susan Menezes Student Gov, Pres KB, varsity soccer thanx Ma Dad, LD +FM DK “‘too much’? STD IHJH LC wanna bet DV + MB Murph + Whit luv ya! 46 Derek Michael Milosayljevic A.S. -C-YA in the pros S.R keep on groovin E.M stay in control pal BIZ 2B great is 2B mis- understood: IOP Mom Carlos Moniz Suchitra Maria Mumford Thanks to dad and my brothers and everybody for being there, ‘you are so priceless to me.”’ Tough and tender, Archies’ GPA’s and definitely Mom. Sung Han Nam Michelle Amanda Moore Senior Class Executive Board ‘‘True warriors never stop fighting’ Good Luck Kimmy Cogito ergosum Arlen Newton Anthony Musto ‘‘Musk’’ Joseph Anthony Naro III Its better to burn out, than fade away,’’ DL Thanx to everyone who helped get through it! 47 Sungwhan Oh Sailing team rules yeah!! David Michael Orben In a time of turbulence and change, it is more true than ever that knowledge is power. (John F. Kennedy) 48 Eric Paul Parker Weightlifting TA AT MG Air Force Revere Cape Cod Ford Ltd. ‘the mobile’’ Hysteria to all my friends good luck Nelson Pavao Michelle E. Percoco S.A.D.D. — vp Law Club Softball G. luck to all my friends, esp Phia, IIno Tara — Friends 4 eva MZ- K.I.T. Thanks mom, dad DTL Christine Peters Remy Robert Prevost Jr. To the people I know: Good luck in the years ahead — LIVE — Michael Pilleri Peter Price Charles Pina Michael Porter Jeffrey Pritchard 49 50 Niles N. Rana Rosa Pacheco Alexander Anthony Reinert Someone will have to pay for the innocent blood that they shed every day. Do worry be happy, smile, Its contagious Herbet Quintanilla Steven Michael Richard To mom, Mick and Marsie, Thanks to Jon, Rem, Mike, Joe, ete. Peace and all like that Peg GL in Good Luck TTFN Michael Ray Adam C. Roberts Dad +Mom Thanks for your support CK-TFBT-FF JAC-YTMMT-INFY CK JC RG CH MM JL ILOVE- ALLU SKIHACKERS ENJOY LIFE!! Neeeereeeeeeeeeee rere ee eee OOOO EO EEEe Maribel Rodriguez Sara Jeanette Rivera Hey Mom, I did it! Good luck to Glend, Raquel, Marta, Rudy, and Doris and all Moomembers and my dearest Cw. Mp Robert Robinson Joseph Russel Robert Santiago I’m proud that my brother taught me night from wrong. Peace to my friends who will still be here up here. Later ay! Michael Sarchioni-Sash Gary Savoy Thank you Mom Dad for all of the support that you gave me. Good luck to all my friends in the future esp. B.C Rudolf T. Scalese aka Freddy : Tania Schnapp For all my friends, I'm not crazy! But I will still see you all on ELM STREET. Keep in touch. Don’t FALL ASLEEP! William Schopp Josue J. Senat To all my friends good luck in the future. Dave, John The X class cutters Remember I.A Gina G. Mike wise up 89 1 52 Mathew Shari Satyavrat Shukla | Ido not know why I came here in the first place, but it sure has been fun. Rachel Signer April Silva I luv ya George St. Good luck Sheri, Partying times are here Cheryl, Helena, Erika, and, Good luck. Yo Bisquets I did it Ma and Dad I Luv ya. Goreti (Kathy) Silva A special thanks to my older brother Joe and my Mom And JoAnn and Mr. Downes Welly Peace. . . I’m outta here! Walter Silva 53 54 Lynn Ellen Smith To Ma my family thanks for everything LUV YA! You too LD BC Good luck to everyone ABISCUS Don’t be a Dum Dum! Ana P. Sousa Love and thanks to my family and friends. I finally made it! Luv ya Vin! Cindy M. Sousa JBSG Sec. Good times Hrvd. Sq. n Tomy’s Burdett Exec. Sec. Cosmo. To my friends n family Thanx esp. ET JC TC Tammy Sousa Cosmetology — To all my Mansfield pals, It’s been great! V.G., S.L., A.C., We had fun. See ya later Shelly Kelley B. Spellman KB — Treas. Softball. Sue — You're the best! Never forget you — SD LS PL RD JL SM Deb u-2 Jason I’m yours 4-Eva! Luv-u Ma Dad Jesse Stein Karen Michelle Suttle House a will miss you to all my friends — we’ve come long way but we have a longer way to go — good luck!! Leslie Sullivan Sarah Pam Kei Juca, Nehoffa ya i know you do that LHHKYW slam please YHRI wait . . . Dex frito Lay! FM FY B-52 Louies Maura E. Tallent K.B. national Honor Society Good Luck to my friends To TM thanks for being a good friend. Thanks to my family Yi Sun Anthony Tat 55 Paula Teixeira Sarah Thomas Kevin Thompson Karen Tobin William Todd Julia Diane Thompkins To Tee, thanks for being there. I owe you a lot. 56 Martin Townsend Anisa Viadya Good luck to all my friends and miss you all very much, but the memories will keep me hold of you forever Hung Gia Tran Kristi J. Vizenor I love u Troy. Thanks so much for all you’ ve given and done. I will remember you and hopefully be with u forever Pamela Villarroel V-ball s-ball stud. gov. I'll miss you; Good times: LS IA BC SD Cred. . . cred don’t. . . me my BMT men fry brak Ilvu Mom + Tony Angela Williams 57 Melissa Ann Williams Matthew Woodridge To my family — Thanks a bunch! To all my Triends: its been fun! Tam we made it! Luv ya Hsea — pals, MV, ES, LF, ML em UNIVERS Vy, Jian We Wu Massimo Zannella Timnit Zemut Hockey 6 Good luck — MM, FC, CA, SM, RD, MP, Good luck! To my friend Ubu and we love you Baba — KS, EC, RD, GT, PV, AS; thanx to all those who Cindy A. Thanks to my mom and dad and auntie Linda helped me. Sm “‘only for you”’ Chui 58 A Students Point of View 60 Fads and Fashions Sock it to me. It Speaks for itself. Down and out at CRLS. I’m Picking up good vibrations .. . Fads and fashion change from year to year and what seemed to be an easy task at first suddenly became overwhelming. There was no way to capture all the various ways that people express their individuality. We present to you some of the common and not so common forms of expression. Ticket to the Bahammas 61 Did You Know? ... Do You Care? SENIOR NEWS: Due to extraordinary fund raising efforts by the senior class, the price of the trip has been lowered to an all time low of 2,364.53. KEEP SELLING THOSE RAFFLE TICKETS!! CRC NEWS: Any student planning to further their education, and who needs financial aid may follow any one of these three steps: 1. Get off the couch and find a job 2. Get down on your hands and knees and beg your parents for money 3. Meet Lenny the Penny in the combat zone between 9-12pm. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are abuilable to all seniors tuho meet the follofing requirements: you must habe skills in basket weabing, skateboarding, and class cutting. Your parents must make no more than 3,186.01 per year. Students must be passing all classes by the skin of their teeth. Also must be filling to commute to and from school, regardless of the feather, by mule. Hf eligible, seek professional help! 62 FEELING SAFE?: The School Committee recently passed a proposal for more school security guards. Starting after third period today, 10 new guards will be placed in the House B hallway. Please show them the consideration you have been showing our present security faculty. CLUB NOTICES: The coordination club should stumble to their meeting at 2:30 this Wednesday. The pre feghlers club will be meeting loday per lhecr peld Op Co VYellowstone National Park. Yearbook staff: will be meeting every Saturday and Sunday this month from 6am through 1 lpm — no lunch or snacks will be provided. Any student who is interesting in joining the sumo-mud wrestling team should report to the grass in front of the school at 2:30. All are welcome! Bring a towel. Notice: No cigarette lighters mill be alloted on the fourth floor — remember Michael Jackson! Sp Award: Today at 2:30 in the healer, a private awards ceremony will be held for lhe one reader of this issue. Ly Via Ly ) You know who you are. Lost: A pen cap, approx. I”, blue, has personnel value, $500 reward offered. If found, please contact Eggbert McFuddyDuddy in the library. MEDIA CAFE: For lunch today, the Media Cafe will be serving deep fried pork FLASHI: All over the school student are dropping like flies. It is lead to believe that they rinds dipped in spam, witha side of purplish jello and donkeys milk. Bon Appetit! _ are dying of boredom. Scientists have just begun working on a cure. In the mean time, to avoid further casualties, students will be required to wear headsets and play video games during class time. Update: Further debelopments have been made on the mysterious deaths of these students. It is said to be the result of the lack of air bentilation in the classrooms. We habe concluded that breathing air brought up from the machine shop can be Fatal! Please take the proper precautions. woe ei Sail ae eh) cee. (| Warning!: The Surgeon General has delermined thal listening foa walkman on oY near the school campus “ ¢ ¢ ¢ haxardous fo Your mental heallh. Soe hope fo repr some of lhe damage lhese walkmans have caused, we will be playing sixteenth century poh MUsMC per lhe res of the Year. _ NOTICE: A construction crew will be in the school on Monday to install traffic lights on | the second floor. You are expected to follow the proper regulations. QUOTE FOR THE DAY: Be what you is, cuz if you is what you ain't, then you ain't what you is. 63 64 World Events of 1988 The Shuttle Discovery blasted into orbit in September, the first space flight since the shuttle Challenger mission ended tragically 73 seconds after liftoff on Jan. 28, 1988. The Discovery ended its successful four day, 1.6 million mile mission with a triumphant landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The stars of the 1988 Summer Olympics, clockwise from top: diver Greg Louganis won 2 gold medals; track and field star Carl Lewis won 2 gold (including | after Canadian Ben 1988 Johnson was disqualified) and 1| silver; Florence Griffith Joyner SUMMER won 3 gold and | silver; and swimmer Matt Biondi celebrated with 5 gold, | silver and | bronze. OLYMPICS Seoul, Korea GAMES OF THE OOVTH OLYMPIAD St xa The World Series belonged to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers captured their sixth World Series title in October with a 5-2 victory over the Oakland A’s in the fifth game of the series. Hurricane Gilbert rose out of the Caribbean like a giant wind storm in late September. By ‘the time it lost its hurricane status over northeastern Mexico, it had killed more than 300 ‘people, left hundreds of thousands homeless and caused billions of dollars in damage to the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico and the United States. Po 6 on eae Berra om a = y= ae ae = et Vice President George Bush, after serving for eight years in the Ronald Reagan administration, got the expected nod at the Republican National Convention in New Orleans in the summer of 1988. His choice for running mate was unexpected — Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana. the public opinion polls showed that the inexperienced 41 year-old senator was not a popular choice. Gretchen Elizabeth Carlson erupted in tears as her name was announced as Miss America 1989. The 22 year-old Miss Minnesota who planned to be a Harvard-trained lawyer, become the first classical violinist to win the Miss American crown. 65 The 1989 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Korea opened with a dramatic and dazzling ceremony. A colorful, three-hour spectacle mixing ancient Korean rituals with space-age technology kicked off 16 days of athletic competition. It became an international effort of good will. Russians The Democrats went to Atlanta in the summer of 1988 and decided on Michael Dukakis, the governor of Massachusetts, to be its candidate for President of the United States. He decided to pick Lloyd Bentsen, a senator irom Texas, as his running mate. , 66 and American rescuers cut through the ice in Alaska to save two California gray whales. The whales were trapped in the ice for more than three weeks. News media from around the world converged on the tiny village of Barrow, Alaska, to cover the successful rescue. Forest fires spread throughout the western part of the country in the summer of 1988, destroying millions of acres of national parkland. The most heavily damaged was Yellowstone National Park. EOE OE EEO ————————————E—E——E=EeeS7V eT OOOO OQ OL Eee e666 eee eee es eee .......—0—9—— Canadian Ben Johnson, left, looks over at arch rival Carl Lewis at the finish of the 100-meter race in the 1988 Summer Olympics at Seoul, South Korea. Johnson won the gold medal but was later disqualified after traces of an anabolic steroid were found in his system. 67 President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev worked for several years to bring the two countries together. After a treaty was signed to eliminate certain nuclear weapons, 1988 was the year the efforts of there two leaders went into effect. It was one of the big marriages of the year. Heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson married actress Robin Givens. But the stormy marriage of the 22 year-old rich boxer and the 23 year-old beautiful actress lasted less than a year. She filed for divorce. But after being accused of marrying “‘Iron Mike’’ for his money, Ms. Givens said she wouldn’t take a dime. The summer of 1988 was hit with the worst drought in many years. Throughout the midwest, farmers watched helplessly as their crops went dry. 68 70 Girls Track: Surprise! vA} BRT pea This year the girls track team welcomed many new members and even though they were inexperienced, the team had a successful year, including a surprise. Michelle Earl and Maya Mauch (the Captain), were the only seniors on the team, Maya told us, ‘ The new talent has made this year special,’’ Probably because before the League Meet, the team was ranked in fourth place but with a little help from Deena this year, they placed second in the League. That was a surprise to everybody. Maya continued by saying that, ‘‘The spirit was good this year, but it took awhile to get the team united.’’ And united they were, crushing the weak on their conquest to victory. Boys Cross-Countr The boys cross-country team had yet an- other exciting year, finishing with five wins and only one loss. The future is very promising, since this years team will all be returning, with the exception of Monroe Hearn, the only senior. The team had a great showing at the OLP Invitational, Brown University In- vitational, Suburban League meet, to go along with a great season. The team was lead by three juniors, who were voted to the all-suburban team: Mat- thew Aldrich, Erick Andleman, and Brice Lindamood. ie ea” eee er ee a 2B tg wa ite ey Top Row (1 to r): Coach Bob Maguire, Erik Andelman, Monroe “‘Bubby’’ Hearn, Matthew Aldrich, John Crooks, Alex Hughes, John Yote, Tony Olivieri, Brice Lindamood, Coach Joe ‘‘Commander’’ Coady. Bottom Row (I to r): Grant Casassa, Sean Calamar, Jonah Backstrom, Rodney Simueis. ‘4 GIRLS BASKETBALL (back row) Coach Audrey Cabra-Pini, Gabrielle Hall, Amy Pilarstiy, Antoinette Smith, Lauren Dottin, and Kenetha Moore. (front row) Brie McDaniels, Iliana Alvarado, Maria Mantia, Kari Hilsman and Christine Donofrio. (missing) Angelique Smith and Stephanie Crayton. 72 NBA gp. . 25 NMEA A SSR: The Girl’s Basketball team did not do as well this year as it has in the past, but it did produce a strong sense of team spirit. This year’s team was led by Co-Captains senior Kari Hilsman and Maria Manita. The team also consisted of senior Iliana Alvarado. Other team members included Kenetha Moore, Antoinette Smith, Stephanie Crayton, Gab- rielle Hall, Christine Donofrio, Lauren Dottin, Amy Pilavstiy, Angelique Smith, and Brie McDan- iels. As quoted by Coach Audrey Cabral, ‘This sea- son was a rebuilding one. Only two returning se- niors and two more with any varsity experience. Good luck girls.’’ BOYS BASKETBALL This has been one of the best years for the C.R.L.S. boys basketball team due to their com- bined talents, spirit and cooperation. Eric Rollins hopes to have one of his finest seasons yet with the team and Al Coccoluto, feels that they can do it because their greatest asset this year is the seniors. Coach said, ‘In my fourteen years of coaching at C.R.L.S. I haven’t seen a more talented team or a team with better work effort. Since last March, these young men have been dedicated to become the best possible team they could be. I believe they have obtained that goal.’’ The most meaningful game was the first victory over Brockton, one of their more com- petitive opponents. This victory was a real confi- dence booster which enabled them to carry a suc- cessful season. When this was published, their record was 15-1, and that in itself deserves a standing ovation. Way to go team!! - i it a acs Bottom row (I to r): Tony Lamming, Matt Haggman. Top row (I to r): C Wizzard, Colin Lawson, Bruce Martin, Eric Rollins, Omowale Mosese, Ronnie cach Al Coccoluto, Margot Perez, Khary, Bobby Mickle, Lorenzo Bailey, Rujillio Smith, Jon Lewis, Craig Berry, James Brown, coach Tom Herrion. 73 74 Top Row (1 to r): Coach Linda Town, Joe Cadet, Monroe ““Bubby’’ Hearn, Anthony Borelli. Bottom Row (I to r): Phil Vokey, Henderson Suttle, Maceo Bishop, Roy Howard. 0 Volleyball Still a new sport at C.R.L.S., the boys volleyball team is making a name for itself. For the second year in a row the team finished in second place, in the Suburban League. The team was lead by our departing seniors: Maceo Bishop, Anthony ‘‘Dish’’ Borelli, and Roy Howard. Although they will be missed, the team will have a strong future, with some returning sophomores and juniors. Linda Town had nothing but praise for the team, saying “‘This is a great sport to coach, since it’s a team effort, and this group of kids are a team.’’ Girls Volleyball — Varsity Top Row (L-R) Sonya Went, Cindy Hobbs, Julie Gibbons, Christie Betts, Chrissey Giacobbe, Pam Villaroel Bottom (L-R) Maria Mantia, Capt. Lisa Gage, Capt. Jaime Duberstein, Doris Riviera, Susie Hickey Not Shown: Jasanne Blanchard Girls Volleyball — Jr. Varsity Allison Daniel, Amanda Cunningham, Brenda DiDomenico, Kerly Edouard, Christine Ford, Debbie Higgins, Sarah Drewicz, Jennifer Kelley, Lisa Lima, April McMillian, Alexie Roemele, Neldy Vigil 75 76 GOLF Although not one of the more known teams at C.R.L.S., the golf team had another solid year. Spirits were high although spectators are not allowed on the course. The team considers this one of the building years for the sport, and hopes to get some new golfers in the future. The team was lead by seniors Carim N. Haroz and Mark Madden. ‘‘The team did not have a great year, but the kids pulled together, and that’s what really counts.’’, remarked coach Joe Pag. Good luck in the future. wt at 8 a ee - in Faen, ae Sc KAAQO Our hockey team started out with their skates on the wrong feet this year, but regained their strength as the season progressed. This year’s captain, John Roderick, feels that next year will be a better season for the team. Other seniors on the varsity team include Carim Haroz and Massimo Zannella. So, we say with pride that, despite the odds, our warriors did their best! 78 FOOTBALL The football team began their season with high spirits and hopes for a successful season. Led by coach Wadie Geraigery the team was ready to turn the Cambridge football program around. The most important elements of the team were spirit and devotion. Captains Ray Neves, Tony Wizzard Shawn Yard, and Matt Hagman all played majo r roles in keeping the team motivated through a very difficult schedule. Although the team was not victorious on the field, the real victory was within the team itself shown through the spirit and pride of the team. CHEERLEADING O55 The cheerleading Squad of C.R.L.S. Football eS and Basketball teams consist of nine cheerleaders that try to do their best in making C.R.L.S. “‘exciting.’’ Like all other teams they have their ups and downs, but they work them out together. This year’s squad is led by Senior Captain Leger Walcott. Other members of the squad are Seniors Dhonyale Jone s, Deborah Greenidge, Darcelle Lowe, Doreen Sorenson, Tasha Zamor and Juniors Robin Marshell, Luis McCrae and Vanessa House. According to Dhonayle Jones she feels this year’s squad made things change. This change became known when Luis McCrae became a cheerleader. Dhonayle feels this was not for the worst, ‘‘Luis made people realize that you can do anything you want and enjoy it.’’ The Cheerleaders really saw things in a respectable way and saw that he could make things very enjoyable and he did. What the Cheerleaders would like to say is that, ‘We are happy to have him.’’ To speak in general they feel cheerleading at C.R.L.S. was real! Front Row (L-R) Doreen Sorenson, Darcelle Lowe, Dhonyale Jones, Vanessa House Back Row (L-R) Robin “be Marshall, Tasha Zamor, Captain Leger Walcott, Luis McCrae, Debbie Greenidge pe os ee (Top L to R) Mr. Priest, Leslie Sullivan, Stacey Yeveque, Iliana Alvarado, Lori Leccacorui, Maureen Williams, Maria Mantia, Erin Coleman, Anthony Mantia (Bottom L to R) Kelly Spellman, Tammy Jones, Susan DiCle- mente, Dawn McPhee, Nicole Pacheco Not Shown: Jennifer Lowry 80 Girls Softball The girls softball team has been through some changes over the past year. Since many talented seniors graduated, the team is in a rebuilding phase. The coach Mr. Priest has been trying to compensate by encouraging underclassman to become involved. The future looks bright as the many of these new players are very skilled. The hope is to bring the girl’s softball team to the level of excellence we have known for so long. Good luck in future seasons. BOYS BASEBALL A NEW START The boys baseball team has undergone some changes lately, but the changes are hopefully going to be an asset to the team for a successful year. Last year was a ‘rebuilding’ year as quoted by the captain Scott McGaffigan. He continued by saying that last year they “ . . . had young people with no experience.”’ With determination and a strong eager group, the CRLS boys baseball team has high hopes to go far. 81 i™ (Top row L to R) Angela Petropoulos, Sarah Cooper, Aimeé Hendrigan, Megan O’Connell (Middle row L to R) Holly Leith, Shelley Goodhue, Sarah Entine, Mary Prahl, Jennifer Nangle, Rachel Roberts, Gretchen O’Connell, Phoebe Bela (Bottom row L to R) Allison Kelsey, Michelle McLaughlin, Maja Dublin, Margie Decker, Nicole Dettman, Alexei Nichols ee ) | sa eo Girls Swimming The Girls swim team had another positive season this year and is making a name for itself in the suburban league. Their record of 4 wins and 4 losses is a sharp improvement over last years mark of 2 and 5. Their season was highlighted by impressive victories over Somerville and Quincy. ‘In terms of spirit, ability and dedication, this year’s team was the best I’ve seen. All season long we worked together supporting each other’s efforts. Consequently, each girl achieved at least one of her personal goals,’’ said captain Aimée Hendrigan. Despite losing several seniors, the team has a very bright future especially with the help of the new coach, Sandy Peco. BOYS SWIMMING Sts omnis Bottom row (I tor): Coach John Samp, Jerry Fairfield, Eric Black, John Yan, Jeremy Canter, Monroe Hearn, and Alex Cheng. Top row (I to r): Dylan Black, Jason Soto, Basonge James, Ben Berenson, Karimu Rashard, Carlos Martinez, John Weinstock, and Khari Milner. othe e SYTs The boys swim team had an unusual year. Although the team has outstanding young talent it managed a record of only 4 wins and 5 losses and a fourth place finish in the Suburban league. The team was led by senior captains Jeremy Can- tor and Monroe Hearn. The excitement was given to the team by junior, Khari Milner, who broke six school records. With many talented underclassmen returning, next year’s season is sure to be a winning one. 83 Girls Soccer The 1988 Girls Soccer teams followed up 87’s success with another winning season. Led by Sub- urban League All Star seniors: Jessica Ferraro, Cap- tain Kari Hilsman, T.C. Cable and Captain Ana- belle Winne, the team rolled to a 9-8-1 season and nearly reached the state tournament. The junior var- sity team also had a fine season. Led by sophomore Sara Coleman and Maya Goldberg and Emily Rosen- berg, the J.V. demonstrated marked improvement throughout the season. Coaches John Daley and Filo Moreira combined to motivate the teams with inspirational words, instruction and humor. Top Row (L to R) Mandy Peters, Meredith Bellows, Stephanie Crayton, Maureen Kennedy, Molly Holshauser, Emily Case, Emily Rosenberg, Coach John Daley. Bottom Row (L to R) Sue Menezes, Kari Hilsman, T.C. Cable, Christina McFadden, Mai Sam, Jessica Ferraro, Danya Ferraro (not pictured: Linda Frisoli). '@ % ‘ ae che Fe _ Zz all . ae oe t fo. ot : Pres, “ oe ‘ E a = 4 “ “ % = ¥ % : —— a nt Top Row (L to R): Allegra Kuhn, Staci Newhouse, Zenaide Andrade, Elsa Arruda, Becca Korafeld, Milly DeJesus, Lorena Martinez, Coach Filo Moreira. Bottom Row (L to R): Roselyn Bazelaide, Teri Wright, Lucy Lopez, Rose Moussignac. (Not shown: Maya Goldberg, Sara Col- 84 man, Jenna Scheublin) BOYS SOCCER TEAM Bottom Row (L to R) Paul Kaynor, Felix Massillon, Jean Douyihan, Merid Seifu, Huck Starnes, Uryl Grandoit, Ray Robinson, Gregory Lahens. Top Row (L to R) Brendan Case, Jude Alexander, Andry Orcel, Emerson Destin, Garry Gabriel, Jean Detsin, Adam Roberts, Jason Backman, Matt Soloman, Matt Sills, Jonathon Thermidor, Coach Andy Inglis. Over the years the Boy’s Soccer team has been one of the most successful teams in the school. They finished the season with a record of 7 wins, 5 losses and 4 ties, highlighted by exceptional outings against Waltham and Brockton. The team has a solid foundation with the experience of senior cap- tains; Brendan Case, Felix Massillon and Paul Kaynor. “‘We didn’t all know each other in the beginning of the year, but we were able to come together during the season and play like a team,’’ said Brendan Case. The future looks bright for Cambridge soccer because of the great coaching by Mr. In- glis and the outstanding young talent in the school. Pie RRS ERS on 85 86 GIRLS TENNIS Top (L-R) Coach Noble, Nichole Tarpley, Ayanna Ashley, Christina McFadden, Stephen Crayton, Susie Hickey Bottom (L-R) Heather Lewis, Amanda Peters, Lucresha Duncan, Maureen Kennedy, Kari Hilsman, Jamie D uberstein, Daisy Aaronian. The girls tennis team at Rindge and Latin has always been composed of a wide range of players and this year was no exception. Kari Hilsman, Suchitra Mumford, Jamie Duberstein, Christina Mcfadden and Susie Hicky were the varsity players this year. Their abilities ranged from ‘old pro’ to ‘new pro’ and although no mind shattering victories occurred, the team basked in the knowledge that they were slowly but surely establishing a name for themselves in the league. The backbone of the teams unity is the confidence and pride that Coach Jack Noble carries for them and hopefully the team will remain so after the Varsity team graduates. YS TENNIS The boys tennis team had its most successful year ever, making it to the State Tournament! ‘‘The team worked really hard and deserved to get to where they did,’’ remarked Coach Gay. The team was lead by seniors Jason Vickery and Tange Larson, along with strong performances from the younger mem- bers of the team. The future looks bright for the team in the upcoming years with returning varsity players. Good luck! Top Row (L to R): Coach Ward Gay, Daniel Aronson, Pei Wu, Jeremy Cantor, Jian Wu, Yong Han. Bottom Row (L to R): Nick Pluethner, Jason Vickery, Tage Larson, Jonathon Weinstock. Ss a P i OP ae gies Ak pF xs i i fz : a ff 4 87 BOYS INDOOR TRAC The C.R.L.S indoor track team had yet another successful season, winning another state title. The team had a promising performance at the Boston College Relays, where the mile relay team won with ease. At the Dartmouth Relays seniors, Rollin Herold, Gabe Artis, and Ray Neves showed the power of C.R.L.S. by advancing high into the semifinals. ‘‘As a captain I could not see myself anywhere else. It does not matter if we win or lose; the mile relay is what really counts.’’ (Captain Ray Neves) GIRLS INDOOR TRACK Bottom row (I to r): Gail Rock, Alexi Nichols, Shelley Goodhue, Sarah Chapin, Nicole Wilson, Laura Okun, Mary Jane Williums, Crissy Ford. Top row (I to r): Coach Joe Sousa, Michelle Earl, Teri Wright, Paula Zagarella, Sarah Cooper, Lauri Mondello, Maya Mauch, Cindy Hobbs, Aimee Hendrigan, Shirley Licorish, tes Meade, Deena Washington, Stacy Lewicki, Velvet Mills, Joanne Jones, Kery Clinton, and Coach enise Banks. Everyone predicts a strong finish for the C.R.L.S. girls’ track team at the State and League meets this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Sousa and Ms. Banks, the team had a very successful season with a 4-1 record before their last dual. Despite losing their senior tri-captains Maya Mauch, Michelle Earle and Sarah Cooper the team has a bright future with lots of young, upcoming talent. Look out for Cambridge next year! 89 90 BOYS WRESTLING Top L-R: Assistant Coach Jack Crowley, Rentsi Thompson, Tony Scwartz, Rudi Sallum, Alex Hughes, Steven Kim, Sam Berenson, Coach Jerry Audit. Middle L-R: Uryl Grandoit, Brett Holm- strom, Anthony Mazzei, Malcom Mitchell, Paul Smith, Michael Dew, Jonathon Thermador. Front L-R: Jason Grotian, Rudy Scalese, Captain Jay Russel, Captain Shawn Yard, Jesse Kelston, John Bissante. Not pictured: Marcus Bell, Remy Prevost, John Hawkins, Yong Ahn, Quincy West. 1989 season has been great for the Cambridge Rindge and Latin wrestling team. With many of lat year’s members returning the team has gone further than any wrestling team from Cambridge in recent history. Captains Shawn Yard and Joseph Russell have demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities to a relatively young team. Coach Audet and assistant coach Crowley have played major roles in creating a spirited and devoted team which is apparent by the team’s performances. Zinah S.F. Abukhalil Track, Sexual Awareness Pres. Rose C, Thanx good luck, Simone Miss U, Indra friends 4 ever Luv U, Mom te quiero gracias! Peter Alicandro Olukemi Adewole Edmund Almeida Jason Agee Ricardo Alves 91 92 Jocinto Amado Mario Barbosa Good lulck class of 89 to all my friends — thanks for the great times. College bound, business. I love you Mom Dad. Rosanne Amore “Walk with hope in your heart and your dreams will come true.’’ Thank you all for your love and support. Moacir Barbossa By any means necessary . . . (VP Al — Freedom is a road seldom traveled by the multitudes. Football 33,38,29,66 . . . Umoja Daniel Nathan Aronson Thanks to all my friends. There’s always time for friends — you're the most precious thing I have. Xenia Z. Barrett Thank God for His blessing! Mom, Pat, and Abuela Thanks for your support, I made it! To all my friends G ood Luck!! '89 Christie Karyle Betts Varsity Volleyball Goodbye and Good luck to all my teammates love crisco!!! Also Thanks to Mom-n-Dad, ML, LL, SW Craig Berry Basketball ‘23”’ Varsity Volleyball Goodbye and Good luck to all my teammates love criscoe!!! Also Thanks to Mom-n-Dad, ML, LL, SW Harold Beckford Joan E. Biggs Mom + Dad Thanks for Everything BSU JBSG J.J, Joyce, and all my friends Good luck in the future Good Bye °89 Steve Bosquet Thur aya Cable Soccer, Good luck in '89. What the moon saw — Thanks for the best 3 years of my life. Don’t forget me. I love you all. T. 93 94 Carla A. Cabral I want to thank my parents for their support, and my boyfriend for being there for me love ya Vaughn good luck. Pierre Castor Coleen Campbell mel Kettely Ceptus Jeremy Cantor Frank Charlot Kimberly Cheif Robin Collins Bae oe” Chia-Lin Chow HA! HA! HA! School is over and the real world is here Good luck to all of my friends — Bye!!! Sarah Cooper Josiah Christain Daniel A. Correira CRLS is a good school what also is good is that I passed all four years. Good luck all you dudes 95 96 Maria Costa Eric Daniels Karen Cousseillant Good Luck to all my friends at C.R.L.S. and thanks mom and for your love and support and love you all very much. April Maia Deaver Dear Mom Dad Thanks For Everything! | Love You! To my pal Tamara I know you will succeed in whatever you do! Aaron Crowley Monte 73 + 78 Good Luck To The Boys — Drafting Gina Marie De Feudis Derek Love Ya! Dal-Monster — Stay Wild! Hey T! Hey S! Ma Dad, I made it! K.C. BHCC???? It’s over! I’m atta here!!!! Guilherme Demelo Ethan Donaldson Jean Destin Christine Doyle Sal DiDomenico National Honor Society, Portuguese Club, Science Team Richard Paul Dubuque Martithe Francois Girbaud 97 98 Michelle Earle Patricia Florus Ferdil Eloi Linda M. Frisoli Thanx ma for being there luvya 4eva sis I did it! Love to my bro MW RM FK MJ MS DG RS JW let Petes crew DWC times live ice Piere Eustache Lance L. Fulton To all my friends we’re finally out of here and good luck. Gary Gannon R.D., M.M.,S.M., F.C., D.F.; Thanks for everything. W.B. over the shoulder! Christopher M. Gilbert Garry Gabriel Nicole Yvonne Gittens Thanx family friends. R.C., I’m real proud of you! B.D., I already did it, huh? Richard Giannino Betsy Gonzalez 99 William Gordon Marsha Grosvenor I would like to thank my parents and family for their love and support, Good Luck to All My Friends At CRIES: Maurits Grunberger A great four years, Good luck to everyone. Peat veer � agg ee oe Jeffery Harris Rebecca Aeron Grunko Indra Harrington Cambridge Youth for Peach Drama festival — cos- tumes NHS Peace through justice — Justice through action 100 Caroline Dawn Hazelwood Edwidge Lucy Hercule To all my girls — We finally made it — Good Luck! Hi Love, peace, joy Justice for everyone Education is what to Lger Tonia Darsel and Kevonne. Thanks to my Mom I need Thank you for everything and Aunt Sophia Harris Miguel Hidalgo Erich Holdt Denis Immacula 101 Dhonyale Alicia Jones To my family ‘‘thanx’’ 4 yrs of cheerleading. ‘The girls’’ Nessa, Deb, Lil + Kathy, to Tony “‘I’ll lo ve you : i We . Suzie Jean cots Carmel Regine Joseph Thank you for my mother who helped me in my school Law Club SADD I would like to wish all my friends years. Good luck to all my friends. luck and to thank Ms. Robinson fer being there for me — thanks! is as es - Elaine Laurent Thanx to God and my family Best wishes to my friends in T.S. who are graduating w me and to PM JT ML MM KG: Kiyana Kempton | : Frank Kenayias MA DAD I Made it! Spice Kevi-Kev Chris Dave Good luck! George you can do it! Debbie Gina I’m all done. 102 Bernadette Leonce Cuong Lee Angela Marie LePage Good luck Jobs for Bay State Graduates! Thank you Mom and Dad. Jennifer Grace Ligon Mom Dad Thanks for everything — I love you! Bettie Undrella be cool keep in touch! To Richard I'll love friends I love you!! JB, PR, RN, MH, CS, DS, RM, you always Sonia Lima MW, Word! Stay live °89! Jennifer Joy Longmire BSU Pres. °88-’89 Habarigani!! To my Mom all my Thanks to Mom Dad for all your support during good bad times. Joe Sonia T.L.A. Hairs to M.B.A. Hi A.C. PP. 15. 103 Darcelle Lowe Lucy Lopez Tonia Maines Thelor Marseilte Salvatore Gregorio Mancini Maria Cynthia Marchio Drama, Art — Thank you. Rentsi, Eban, Aretha, To All my Friends Teachers inC.R.L.S. I'll Just Say Crystal, Derek D, Sam, Pat, JessicaT. . . Goodbye and This: Good luck Stay cool and chill out love Maria Good Luck M.C.M. 104 Merry Lee McCormack Mom and Dad thanks for all you’ ve done I love you. To all my friends we finally made it. Class of ’89 1 4eva Christina McFadden Maya Yasmin Mauch My 3 parents luv thanx always! Good luck Baby Trackies! TM I'll always B here 4 U. JW pizza table? Bye U all. Peace. Tammy J. McMaster Luv and Thanx 2 my family. 2 my friends old and new — miss ya! Special thanx 2 MW, ML, MT, CB 4 the great memories! Quentin (Manny) McMullen Michael Mescall Thank you all for four great years. Good luck in the Baseball 17 Thanx: SM, CA, FC, RD, MZ, GG, BT, Real World.”’ ER, PL Class 89. Ma luv U; WooHoo Mt. Aub”’ ““WB. or a mission’’ ‘‘Razot Sharp’’ ‘‘Mick’’ 105 Ruth Micheli Patrick Mignon Farewell to Jobs For Bay State Graduate Program I'll Miss you all, friends and teachers. Good luck to all of you Joshue Molina Soccer team — swimming team Computer club — and to all my friends, Good luck. Silvano Moriero Corey Moore Keith Miller I'm finally out. It’s great to be done. 106 Michelle Sharon Newton Raymon Neves I would like to thank all the people who helped me through Law and S.A.D.D. God bless everyone. I'll miss you. Staci Newhouse Good luck to all my friends! Chiaki Okuno Karla Orellana Paula Palhares 107 Adria Perez Barbara Patterson See you all at a reunion in 25 years! Good Luck + Love to All my friends, Au Revior Angela Petropoulos Apolina Pierre — Louis 4 Grace Pinheiro Rodly M. Pierre 108 Calixte Prosper MichealPorter Pavlo Jorge Ramos Jocelyne Rene Thank you to my parents and all teachers who helped me during my CRLS years. I wish everybody good luck G.B.Y Yanira Ramos Marta Rego Best of luck to All. Thank you pops. I love you, C.D., S.H., Hyper Moe. Sara we did it now let’s celebrate Class of 89 1. 109 David William Rivera Cross country, Thanks to all my teachers. It was fun. Good Luck Class of ’89 Shawn Ricketson Joe Rivera The best of luck to all my friends! Thanks everybody Wendy Rivera i John L. Riderick Jr. Capt Hockey 11 Thanks Sil couldn’t have done it without you Mom Love you always Pamela Friends RD Karima Robinson FC SD SM MZ KB MC Don’t forget the love 110 Patricio Russel Miamouna Sam Eric Rollins To my family and friends, ‘‘thanx.’’ To my “ boyz,”’ what’s up troopers!! Special thanks to Howard Major, Mr. C. IN I A Sandra Silva Yolanda Yolandiez Marie Sealy Thanks Ma for being strong. Ken, achieve your goals. Mayra, reach out and grab your goals . . . Peace out Pamela J. Sensadaugh Thanks Ma Dad BFS-SE, RR, SM Maine — TC, AM, JM, AS, ST. I love u Steve. I made it. See ya TC, MD, PB, GD, BC, JL, HB, LL El ke SUNG fs 4 ae | ef ¢ ; Pa ia? Bi) rol Pardeep Singh me Renu Singh Trevor Smith Sch ool is a battle, in my eyes you either win or lose “‘it’s your prerogative” Dorene Sorenson Katherine Spyropoulos Winshel St. Jean V-Chridr BSU KB; To GH JL MBE — Street zoom the boys and STC you are special friends to me Wes I'll always love U 18 Wislaire St. Jean Jesse Lyle Stanesa Anthony P. Stephanik ‘How can I possibly be expected to handle school on a day K.B. Club, Law Club, SADD, Science Team. To all my like this?’” — F. Bueller friends good luck in life and future Karla Stevens Romane Sylvera Natasha Anastasia Tarpley They love their reasons for loving us almost as much as they love us and most of the time more. — J.D. Salinger 113 William Thibodeaux Donovan Thomas Mom and Dad thanks for your support. To all my friends Good Luck!! ED, XB, ER, all my fans I’m THE man — 89 Angela Vargus Good Luck! To my friends BuBu and we love you DaHa- CindyA. Thanks to my mom and Freddie-V. Kurentsa Omer Alan Thompson A Positive Attitude Is the Difference between just winning and being a champion. Strive to be the best!!! (RAT) : B Emanuel Victoria Milena (Millie) Waller 114 B.S.U. J.J. Longmire my bestie Pat — Rick Bettie Kendra and all fellow Seniors and friends Good Luck!! Marketa Walrond Fang Wei Darcey Welch Kathryn E. West I did it Mommy and Daddy! Good Luck to all my fnends, Tie RBY Vin Dias Wa RS; Noll MIP JG; Love ya Patricio! Dennis Westphal Gary Westphal 115 Roy Williams Pei Y Wu Ski Utah!!!! “‘Asian Club,’’ Tennis Team ... States ... 1Pork’n Cheese. OH. Baklava. RatLuu. Spanky. Luy — CC Good Luck! Aklilo Woldehaimanot 116 25 Brian Adams Kim Aupperlee Randy Richard Barrows Track, singing, stu-goot Its been real Thanks to my family Friends for support Thanks Wayne for everything Love yas Gregore Berrouet Dameian Bossanrte Peggy-Sue Bracey THNX To family: Sharon Bob — te, BE, CH, KB — luv you all! Re — luv ya sister! 4some, noodles TC PS, BC, semi-night, X-mas88 AT! LL Hasan Carrion inaldo Cabral Agu James Christian Fred Centanni Margaret Cochran Tony Claudina 118 Gillian Cohen Francia DeJesus “First Ponder then dare.’’ — Helmuth Von Moltke KS SM MG AB AR GE JQS SB AS L3 JC AV WBZ GDA PHO- TOGRAPHY DRAMA Erin Lyn Coleman VR Softball Alpine Ski Club KB Peg Luv U Like a Sister Love Always Ma Bill Jeremy Tanya SM LC JN MH PL Mirlene Desir Marjorie Desruisseaux Jose Docouto 119 Francisco Figuero Mary Ellen Francis Ginou Aldous Jason Goodman Leticia E. Hackler Mellow out dudes! J.Tia, Zoe, JEN, Sor, T.M.Long live In memory of my 2 grandmothers and to you daddy 0, Friend Fun! Ger, Luy ya! Thanx MTD NA ME. “‘And they Thanks ma. Thanks to my family. No scheming I’m on a will shine on...” mission. 120 Hideaki Ishihara Guerline Jean L. Juste Allegra Kuhn Douglas Lee “There are so many different worlds so many different suns and we have just one world but we live in different ones.’’ — Dire Straits Antonio Luis Lima — ‘‘Tony”’ Four Years of Bull. . .GOOD LUCK TO ELM St. Live it up NC boys 121 Matthew Madden House B Govt, Ski Club, Sandra’s baby — 5-year plan, wheres ya head!! Vovo yanira I’m your grandad Love ya mom and dad. Ian Massaih Lorna ‘‘pinky’’ McLaren Malcolm De Vaughn Mitchell Thanks Mom, Dad, and Marvia. Sophia and Sandra. Week- Thanks to those who voted me in as Prez. Stay strong Wrestl- ends are still on. By Babe T.R.P. Love that smile. Good ing Team. Special thanks to Carla, I will always love you. luck!! Fritzgerald Monpoint 122 Marlene Monpoint Tracy Mullane Patrice NcNeil 3 Fae se ee Sea coat Youraphanh Ngaosyvathn Van Luan Nguyen Amanda Obannon 123 Jorge Ortiz Ana Perez Christina Marie Perry Life ain’t easy, but somebody has to do it. FUNDY! Hey Cris, we made it!!!! JNRTN-CHOWUR! I’m the one in AWE, Crissy! Rosa Pinto Noami Remy 124 Glenda Rodriguez Cindy Shull Oe a a” Albert Talarico Julie Thurston SY h wom. ONoe, sOlet Veronica Villanueva 125 Leger Latisha Walcott John Warren Michael V. Weinstien V. Cheeleader Capt. to my girls C.H,D.L,T.M, and H.T, I give higher honor to my father for pushing me through Baseball wish class of 89 best of luck! Thank F.H., Good Luck! All my love to K. Streeter Peace! Pebbles school. Thank You Dad M.F.S.,C.H. most of all thank Mom Jaime Nichola White Tony Wiz If u can walk u can dance if u can talk you can sing — saying Dee you'll always be mine to the Bridge peace! from Zimbobwee Peace Everyone — Luv to you all Shawn LaRoy Yard Family and friends ‘‘Thanx.’’ Capt. of wrestling and foot- ball. ‘‘Wiz’’ you showed me the meaning of ‘Cold Feet.”’ 126 127 DRAMA DEPARTMENT a Although the Drama Department has undergone some changes in the last year, the departure of some very well known actors and actresses in the school has not affected the department as much as expected. The fall production, “Alice In Wonderland’ was a great success and was in some ways a reassurance that many fine drama students were still in the school. Some students that proved this belief to be true were, Matt Holland, who was one of three stage managers of the show.Also Ayanna Ashley, and Rich Giannino who were prominate senior figures in producing the technical aspect of the show. The fine quality of work that is expected by fans of the C.R.L.S. drama department, has lived up to it’s standards this year. 128 129 Dance Department Dance is an important branch of the creative arts at C.R.L.S. For the past nine years the drama department has produced an annual dance concert. The concert consists of dance pieces ranging in style from Jazz to Modern to classical ballet. Under the direction of dance instructor Barbara Ehrlich, students in the advanced dance classes work throughout the year to develop an original concert of their own choreography. The wide variety of dancing styles and pieces serves as an outlet to express the students thematic concerns and reflects the creativity of the students at Ce ReLS: 130 131 i The Music Department provides an The Music Dep artment opportunity for all students to receive a comprehensive music education. The performances and community service which contribute to developing a sense of responsibility in students are an integral part of the music activities. There is a myriad of courses consisting of choral, instrumental, and piano theory offered within the program. Throughout the course of the year, members have been involved in various concerts and performances, some of which include the winter and spring concerts, Kwaanza, and the Martin Luther King assembly. The jazz ensemble, gospel choir, the band, and the orchestra have been involved in these assemblies. With the help of the Music Department, this past summer, the Jazz Ensemble was fortunate enough to be invited to the Soviet Union to display their extraordinary talents. ASP SARA SRN UNE RL fe BE i ag Litho theg 132 The Philosophy of the Music Department It would be easy and require far less effort to perform many of the major classical works with a few selected students. However, we feel that it is far more important and of much greater educational value to allow and encourage as many students as possible to perform major works. Many schools select their most talented students for performances of this caliber, thus providing the quality experience for a few students but very little for the majority. With large numbers of students, quality of performance may not (or may) achieve the professional level we all desire, but we are talking about public school students — not professional performers. Our highest priority is the educational growth of all students with the concomitant development of their discriminative ability thus elevating their level of taste and appreciation through musical enrichment. The law of diminishing returns is quickly effected when educators place too much emphasis upon obtaining professional performance from only a few talented students. This type of training must and should rightfully take place in specialized institutions of higher learning where it is economically feasible. We are proud of the performances presented by our students and staff. We believe that our philosophy of music education is most effective in nurturing intelligent customers, producers, and or creators of music. 133 Senior Photographers Gillian Cohen — , Se ee 1% � we Z Re ae et ie Gary Westphal Jaime White 134 Billy Covalucci — a Terese Gibson Allegra Kuhn Jason Agee HBS) Senior 4 uy A AE) Steven Kim “ FF ” f oY Lo Michele Percoco Sal Mancini 136 Art Work Neils Burger Rachel Signer Julie Bayle Steven Kim 137 138 Yearbook Theme In choosing our theme for the class of 1989’s yearbook, the yearbook staff wanted a message that truly represented the exceptional qualities of our school. Cambridge Rindge and Latin is a school of great diversity, consisting of students from 60 different countries. Traditionally, clubs, sports, and other organizations within the school have been a place for students of all nationalities to interact and get to know each other. Therefore, these clubs are symbolized by a thread of a quilt intertwining throughout our school. For this reason, we choose the patchwork quilt as the yearbook theme. The patchwork quilt consists of multi-colored squares representing all the people in our school. It signifies their different backgrounds, cultures, nationalities and personalities that make Cambridge Rindge and Latin a unique school. (008 EE ae] et oe ee s a wi! PLL ttt mae ioe OMT Me or wet aM rr Sem ast 3 a oe or meer + ) VATVERTI READ I Layee Amid tears and grief, thousands of people who had died of AIDS were memorialized in October in ceremonies centered on a huge quilt that as made from friends and family members of the victims. Each of the panels measured three feet by six feet and all 50 states and a dozen foreign countries were represented in the 375,000 square foot quilt. 139 140 The Jesse Jackson Speech The Patchwork Quilt Speech, made by Reverend Jesse Jackson, was unique and inspirational. The quilt symbolized diversity and unity of all people in the world. The speech which was made at the Democratic National Convention clearly portrayed minority interests present among the American people, as well as throughout the world. Another main point from the speech was that if people work together in one entity they can achieve any goal. His speech exemplified this theme which we are creating for our 1989 yearbook. C.R.L.S. CLUBS Cambridge Rindge and Latin, traditionally, has great participation from its students in its clubs. The diversity and unity within the clubs has given students the opportunity to work together and to learn from people of different ethnic backgrounds. Please consider that because of the large quantity of students en- rolling in our clubs, not everyone had the chance to attend the picture taking session. 141 House A Student Government e F.R. Eduarda Frias, Gary Westphal, Karen Suttle, Melissa Williams, Kimberly Harring, Marisa Linardos House B Student Government F.R. Randy Barrows, Aimee Hendrigan, Cathy Lanlarotto, Darcey Welch S.R. Rollin Herold, Valdir Barbosa, Moacir Barbosa Not shown: Gabe Daniels 142 House C Student Government F.R. Jaime White, Chau Tran, Indra Harrington House D Student Government seeactiestees teeta F.R. Coriander Sippen, Danielle McCullough, Sandra Sousa, Sharon Sicasi, Cheryl Cargill, Idalia Sousa, Christine us S.R. Lottie Divens, John Ferreira, James Christian, Filo, Paulo Ramos, Jernaire Hall. Not Shown: Jesse tanesa... 143 Fundamental Student Government F.R. Glenda Vargas, Tia Baxter, Silve Mahadeo, Eunice Senat, Chrissy Giacobbe, Tasha Smith, Pam Villarroel, Mayra Morales, Marlene Orellana. S.R. Frank Lavoie, Lacresha Duncan, Cynthia Margaris, Sonya Went, Maria Perez-Bonnelly, Lisa Plante. T.R. Carlos Alves, Hector Perez, David Croak, Joe Andrews, Marc Cataldo. F.R. Patrick Lowry, Mark Girardin, Kenny McFarlane, Kenny Correira, Reza Firoozbakht, Mr. Synnott. Not Shown: Iliana Alvarado, Fred Centanni, Freddie Correira, Christina Perry, Remy Prevost, Kelley Spellman. Pilot Student Government F.R. Sarah Entine, Casita Negron, Barbara Patterson, Jessica Trimble, Emily Case, Reyko Shiraishi. S.R. Matthew Haggman, Caitlin Roberts, Ayanna Ashley, John Crooks, Patrick Kennedy. Not Shown: Larry Aaron- son, Betsy Grady, Robyn Ward, Fritz Rodene, Katarina Midelfort, Nicole Dettman, Luke Sullivan, Terese Gibson, Adam Jonath, Erich Holdt 144 R.T.V.P. Student Government F.R. Zuleka Queen, Eugen Ricardo S.R. Sherri Howe, Delise Doucette, Jamie Swartz National Honor Society F.R. Alanna Haywood, Kathy Spyropoulos, Aimée Hendrigan, Maura Tallent, Shammi Hoque, Coriander Sippen, Chia-lin Chow. S.R. Rebecca Grunko, Julie Bayle, Gilliam Cohen, Paul Kaynor, Maya Mauch. T.R. Gary Savoy, Sal DiDomenico, Sungwhan Oh, Deborah Greenidge, Jessica Ferraro. F.R. Karen Tobin, Brendan Case, Sung Han Nam, Ayanna Ashely, Mario Borgess, F.R. Jason Allen, Quentin McMullen, Miguel Hidalgo, Moacir Barbosa, James Christian, Josh Handley, Jeremy Cantor. Not Shown: Alyssa Krimsky, Rosanne Amore, Yong Ahn, Eun Ahn. 145 146 a Oh Chinese Culture Clu F.R. Kang-Ping Kang, Christine Chung, Diane Yan, Cuong M. Lee S.R. Iris Tse, Chia-Chen Chow, Judy Chiu, Chiao-Ling Pan, Mei-Ling Pan T.R. Jimmy Luu, Yi Sun, Stevens Matthews F.R. Pei Wu, Hung Tran, Qiani Zhong, Kwang-Soo Kim F.R. Bill Fang, John Van, Tom Jiang, Yao Zhu, Yong Ahn Improvisation Club F.R. Sung Ji Nam, Audrey Carr, Coriander Sippen, Heather Reardon, Rebecca Morin, Ethan Gould S.R. Rachel Pries, Jessica Shattuck, Rentsi Thompson, Maria C., Amy Briggs Sexual Awareness Club id | F.R. Dorene Sorenson, Cynthia Shull, Zinah Abukhalil, Simone Little, Indra Harrington, Chris Aufiero, Fred Correiea, Gina DeFuedis S.R. Rose Comperchio, Tina Donato, Sam Berenson, Mark Gomes, Remy Prevost Photography Club L. to R. Alyssa Krimsky, Meredith Bellows, Ethan Bracket, Al Ferreira Not shown: Gabe Daniels, Liam Toohey 147 148 F.R. Enchilada, Pocahontas, Lenders Bagels, Bran-Kof S.R. King Gryphon, Bat Man, Burrito, Zooloose, Tostada Girls Oc-Ed Club Buffoon Club F.R. Margaret Cochran, Delise Doucette, Sherri Howe Science Team F.R. David Orben, Anthony Stephanue, Vanessa Browne, Yusifumi, S.R. Andrew Ross, Sung Han Nam, Divya Balagopal, Mishele Cheng B.R. Josh Bardige, Fernando Miguel, V. Fernandes, Daniel Aronson Haitian Club F.R. Guerline Jean, Irmine Pierre, Patricia Florus, Darline Pierre, Ivon Lamour. S.R. Marie Falaise, Marie Michel, Stevens Mathieu, Edwidge Triale, Myriom Joseph. T.R. Mona Felaire, Kettely Ceptus, Rachelle Polymise, Kettry Hilaive, Hilda St. Louis, Jeanniton Junie. F.R. Coliste Prosper, Jude Jeane, Jimmacular C, Jeanty Junior, Savanie Dorcely, Jeanniton Jepile. F.R. Jehol Jeaniton, Joseph Cadet, Martin L., Jean Jestin. 149 Italian Club by F.R. Maria Marchio, Guistina Hibbs, Lucy Cabral, S.R. Stephanie Crayton, Woong-Soon Lee, Martha Reyes, Fabiola Framondi T.R. Ben Dollar, Lorenzo Nencioli, Davide Abou-Dan, Anthony Mazzei, Karen Tobin Latin Club F.R. Ayanna Ashely, Alyssa Krimsky, Meredith Bellows. 150 Alphine Ski Club F.R. Tamara Comeau, Kathleen Walcot, Hardy Mondesir, Emma A. Lathan, Edwidge Hercule S.R. Marjorie Morse, Stevens Mathews, Eunice Senat, Rentsi Thompson 151 Black Student Union F.R. Cynthia Snull, Jennifer Longmire, Dorene Sorenson, Joan Biggs, S.R. Donte Arglode, Maya Mauch, Lori Betts, Xenia Barrett, Jessica Ferraro T.R. Staci Newhouse, Rochelle Blackmon, Natasha Kentish, Mai Sam, Lisa Barnes F.R. Quincy West, Patricio Russell, Rollin Herold, Darcey Welch, Malcolm Mitchell B.R. Eshane DuPree, Valdir Barbosa, Lee Hamilton, Moacir Barbosa Jobs for Bay State Grads 252 French Club ‘ : bP. F.R. Josh Handley, Annabelle Winne, Barbara Patterson, Sung Yi Nam. S.R. Sung Han Nam, Maya Goldberg, Nani Jieira, Elaine Laurent, Jane Scorza. T.R. Mai Sam, Floneva Moore, Julie Bayle, Matt Holland, Josh Bardige. Not Shown: Tamara Comeau Spanish Hispanic Club is i ke F.R. Glenda Rodriguez, Lucy Lopes, Belinda Hernandez, Mrs. Chapman S.R. Elizabeth Suendbled, Andrys Perez, Norma Mendez, Lauides Osol, Yesenia Vazquez T.R. Staci Newhouse, Julie Balye, Kathy Spyropoulos, Gerry Cruz, Doralisa Vone 153 Portugese Club F.R. Idalia Sousa, Charron Sheafer, Elizabeth Cosla S.R. Marlene DaRosa, Lisa DiDomenico, Paula Silva, Brenda DiDomencio T.R. Betty Pinheiro, Nelia Soares, Sandra Rodrigues, Helena Silva B.R. Mario Borges, John Auneida, Filomena Moreira, Nuno Ferreira, Ricky Alves Russian Club F.R. Daniel Leveson, Lucinda Leville, Mary Henderson S.R. Joshua Roise, Margie Decker, Ingrid Kleepies, Hsuan Tsen, Maria Mantia B.R. Olinda Marshall, Mandy Peters, Jessica Shattuck, Ayanna Ashley 154 History Club F.R. Edward Scannell, Karen Kanode, Nick Colavito, Karen Powell S.R. Frank Lavoie, Jeff Grant, Debbi Sousa, Amy McKeown Literary Magazine F.R. Johanna McCarthy, Alyssa Krimsky, Kemi Adewole, Ingrid Kleepsies, Gillian Cohen, Sung Yee Nam B.R. Yong Ahn, Jessica Shattuck, Meredith Bellows, Loren Olds, Tasha Tarpley 155 Law Club = = — N 156 Tae Kwon Do F.R. Claudy Boy, Friline Afonso, Nani Vieira, Kosiya Gunawardane, Rickson Castor, Marlo Madlira German Club Jeff Grant, Floneva Moore, Elaine Lavient, Frank Lavoie, Yong Ahn I hyé tual: F.R. Kwang-Soo Kim, Sandra Rodriguez, Lisa DiDomenico, Paula Silva, Chia-Ling Chow, Christine Chung S.R. Dawn Folan, Tammy McMaster, Chia-Chen Chow, Judy Chiu, Sandra Green T.R. Silve Mahadeo, Betty Pinheiro, Jimmy Luu, Melissa Williams B.R. Kemi Adewole, Kimberly Harring, Yong Ahn, Hung Tran, Carole Gentile Not Shown: Marisa Linardos, Elizabeth Linardos Cambridge Youth For Peace F.R. Rebecca Grunko, Mandy Peters, Alyssa Krimsky, Claudy Boy, Ingrid Kleespies, Milly E. Defesus. S.R. Maas Ashley, Jessica Shattack, Valdir Barbosa, Quentin McMullen, Ethan Brackett. Not Shown: Kemi lewole 158 Asian Club Front Row: Pei Wu, Judy Chiu, Christine Chung, Yi-Xiu Liu, Jimmy Luu Second Row: Chia-Chen Chow, Chia-Lin Chow, Diane Yan, Mr. Ho Third Row: Michelle Tat, N. Riviera, Helen Luu, Fung Nin Wong, Kwang-Soo Kim Fourth Row: Chiaki Okuno Karen Suttle, Chau Tran, Yi Hui Liu, Iris Tse Fifth Row: Yao Zhu, Chiao- Ling Pan, Cuong M. Lee, Kang-Ping King, Catherine Xu Sixth Row: Yi Sun, Bill Fang, Mei Ling Pan, Hung Tran Back Row: Yong Ahn, Jian Wu, Tom Jiang, John Yan, Rentsi Thompson Not Shown: Kim Harring, Michelle Moore, Joseph Ferolito K.B. Club F.R. Christina Perry, Fred Centanni, Susan Menezes, Chris Aufiero, Kelley Spell- man. S.R. Anthony Stepanic, Paula Silva, Lori Stempleski, Renee Iantosca, Maria Mantia, Debbi Sousa. T.R. Sandra Rodiquez, Lisa DiDomenic, Maria Amore, Shammi Hoque. F.R. Nelia Soars, Silve Maheado, Ivone Sousa, [liana Alvarado, Dorene Sorencon. F.R. Karen Powell, Amy McKeown, David Figourea, Linda Cor- reria, Mia Ferrara. S.R. Tanya Champy, Sandra Dahl, Erin Coleman, Maura Tal- lent, Ana Sousa. S.R. Darleen Foster, Jennifer Lowry, David Croak, Cara Ferrara, Karan Kanode. E.R. Tina Donato, Tara Cunningham, Indra Harrington, Freddie Correira. N.R. Nick Colavito, Pam Sencabaugh, Remy Prevost, Peggy-Sue Bracey, Monroe Hearn. Not Shown: Gina DeFeudis, Lisa Connell, Pam Villaroel. 159 Do I look worried? The man glides up the rock. Margie climbs. WILDERNESS CLUB TE . : | We’re lost! All the tents look the same. That laid back feeling captures one of our canoes. . | 160 The CRLS Wilderness Club has a long tradition at our school. Having started out small, it is now over seventy-five members strong. 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 polar diving. Though we love Cambridge, there is something special about getting out there in the countryside and challenging ourselves. We’d like to share some of our experiences with you through these photos. Bill Colom, John Samp, and Mike Krasnow thank those who took part in our many cooperative efforts. Kraz wishes you well in the future and extends an open invitation to camp out with him in Vermont. MEAL TIME! Necesita hablar mucho si quiere entrar a esta tienda. 161 Alpine Ski Club This year the C.R.L.S. Alpine Ski Club put on a new face. John Daley and George Greenidge ran the club while Kras helped out in the background. The transition was extremely smooth due to the hard work of many students and chaperones. Over 1,000 students from every racial, ethnic, and socio-economic segment of our high school have melded again this year to have fun on the slopes while getting to know more about each other. A special thanks to Y.E.S. and Kras, we’ll miss you in your retirement. Have fun in Vermont knowing we will keep the Ski Club booming. Ski Club Executive Board Dennis and his protege get ready to attack the moguls. “Se Al Bubby and Mark want to know who glued their jackets together. Lucy shows potential for the next Olympics. Y.E.S., climbing students, a Tse of skis cause many That Suttle style always stands out. stares. 162 Maybe I’m imagining it, but there’s something about the CRLS campus that looks dif- ferent today. ¥ ee WELCOME RINDGE Is it normal to have a lot of trouble moving without falling: Wate aes extra lodge, there’s a small medium with a Hey Dennis, can you get any closer to the camera? 163 Maya Yasmin Mauch Always reaching for the best. In yourself, you inspire us all. To fly. Nothing like hanging. Out with Mai! Love, Your family — near and far. YF) Michelle . . . Did you get your fill? Love, Mom and Dad, David, Tommy, and Lauren Michele Percoco Sensitive, Romantic, Caring A day in June creative, colorful, photogenic Jennifer, Jen, Jenny, Jenna, Jen-Jen Jenniferlin !!! Jennifer Lowry To my loving daughter Julia. Good luck. In college because I know you have a bright future ahead of you. I love you Love always, Mom Julia Tompkins 164 Even though you are all grown up now? Damo and friend — you'll always be our little boy. Love, Mom and Dad Dameian Bossarte Monroe Hearn, III Congratulations Bubby, We are proud of you and love you. Best of luck in the years ahead. ““Keep smiling”’ Grandparents and Mom Like the wind Breezing through. Bright, handsome, determined. Patrick, Pat, Paddy, Patsy, Padris Patrick Francis | Patrick Lowry You mastered swing early. You suc- cessfully completed high. Now may you master college and your future in a successful way. Love, Mom Nicole Y. Gittens Anthony, I wish you all the best in Tee Ore scot your future health, wealth and suc- cess. Love and God bless. Anthony Stepanik Delise Doucette Good luck now and in the future love Ma — Michelle — Butch — Bacci — Auntie — Uncle Paul — Elaine — Paul — Edwina To our son Armando our best wishes in your years ahead. Lots of love always, Mommy and Daddy Armando Camava , a Nuno Ferreira o_o What a life! Can’t wait to spin � , some records en Oh ya I know! Someone get me a drink C8 aE ac mai nad Se Fra eae : m ot Our son Brendan Malloy Case Congratulations to the class of 1989 from John and Quaker Marketa M. Walrond Hi lazy! There is hope for you yet. [love you, Mom Anabelle Winne Way to go kiddo! Love, Mom and Chris 165 Ayanna Ashley Kim Makseyn It’s Kim to the rescue, as always, be smart and be happy, We love you. Dear Ayanna, It’s been a joy to watch and help you grow. We love you much and are proud of you and happy for you on your Love graduation Mom + Dad Love, Mom + Dad Derek Milosavljevic Derek, For little league, Babe Ruth, + All Stars we are proud. For Lewis, Richie + Tweedle Dum we applaud you. And always we love you Mom + Dad Alyssa Krimsky You are a wonderful daughter, friend, companion, and confidant. Even at age two you radiated wisdom and sensitivity. Thuraya Cable Who ever thought you’d grow up to kick the ball so far. Love, Mom + Dad oe = le ” ) e 7 ’ — Gillian Cohen Jennifer Ligon Call us when you get there. You can’t possibly know how proud we are of you. Love, Mom + Dad Mom +. Dad 166 Suchitra Mumford To a girl who’s tough and tender, best of luck as you move out into the world — and remember, I'll always be here with my love. Aimee Hendrigan Is this the butterfly? Love, Mom and Dad Dad Cristina McFadden Well Christina, it’s been a long trip since this day at the beach. May there be many more. Love, Mom Erin Coleman with brother Dear Re-Re, From delightful babe to wonderful young woman, you are so special! May your future be full of happiness and dreams come true, I love you! Vickie James Mom To all that took time out of their busy schedules to send us your child’s baby pictures and lend support to the yearbook we give our warmest regards. The 89’ Yearbook Staff Keren Cousseillant Always remember that none can take out what is in the mind. Be smart, studious, and your brain will always be open for more. 167 Blood Drive 7 The annual blood drive at C.R.L.S. demonstrates a special effort of community and consciousness by students and faculty alike. With special help from Mr. McGillicudy many people came out this year to participate in the drive’s organization and to donate blood which helped many people in need. 168 SUPERINTENDENT MCGRATH Mary Lou McGrath is the first woman superintendent of the Cambridge school system. Mrs. McGrath, a native of Cambridge, taught at the Peabody school. In 1978 she was named director of elementary education in Cam- bridge, and assistant superintendent later that year. Mrs. McGrath earned her undergraduate degree at Salem State College and later furthered her education at Boston College and Westchester State College before beginning her teaching career in Burlington. She is also chairwoman of the Catholic Archdiocese School Committee Board of Education. Women in roles of leadership are important to all high school students. Our staff thought about the following quote captures the underestimated cap- abilities of women in our society. As quoted from Ann Richards, keynote speaker of the Democratic National Convention, “‘But if you give us a chance, we (women) can perform. After all, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, she just did it backwards and in high heels.”’ 169 TEEN HEALTH Goi NN | le Teen Health Center On September 22, 1988 the new Teen Health Center opened its doors with a celebration. Many people gathered for this event, including students, staff, parents and members of the community. This new center is a place where students can come with problems related to health, drugs, or sex. The original health center was moved from the fourth floor to the first floor. This shift was made to enlarge the office and to accommodate all of the students in one area. Even though some of the staff members are new, they are all working together to make the Teen Health Center the best it can be. ‘“‘Things have been coming along great so far and we all hope it continues,’’ said Sandy Moore, who has been working in the school’s health office for years. Marie Louis also added, ‘We are all qualified people who got the chance to make a difference, and intend to.’’ It is believed that this center will be beneficial to the students of the school. Marie Esposito, Dr. Murphy Pianska Kincey Karen Friedman — back, Betty Borghesani, Maria McFadden 170 Teacher Strike Potential Strike Senior Panic Every time the teachers’ contracts are negotiated there is some tension around settlements. This fall’s negotiations brought about the greatest fear in many years of an actual teachers’ strike and sent a wave of panic and tension throughout the school especially among the seniors. The option of a work to rule order or an all out strike meant no recommendations, extra curricular activities, or any form of extra help, which would greatly disrupt student life at C.R.L.S. For the class of 1989, either option jeopardized all aspects of what makes up a complete senior year. One positive result was students and teachers uniting to fight for a common cause. In the end an agreement was reached to everybody’s relief. hen you plan for the future, you start in@ the classresm. 66,000 strong, speaking with pride and one voice for education Massachusetts Teachers Associaton National Educaton AssiGepor it 172 A current issue which has united the students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin is the role that we as members of a strong student body can play in the fight against Apartheid. The groups that have been involved in promoting the movement are Cambridge Youth for Peace, the Black Student Union, the Haitian Club, and the Senior Class. They have worked together to educate their peers about the present situation in South Africa. The Apartheid Regime now controlling the country of South Africa, is a system under which the white ruling class has oppressed the black majority. In this system, the fifteen percent white minority controls over eighty percent of the wealth and resources of the country. Black citizens cannot travel from one geographic area to another without a special pass and can be detained in prison for long periods of time without notification of the charges. In that time, the prisoner may be subjected to torture, starvation, or worse. The gov- ernment also spends ten times more money for a white student’s edu- cation than for a black student’s education. In terms of democracy, only the whites participate in the decision making processes of the Government, although two token legislative seats are given to other racial groups. The reality is that the power lies in the hands of the fifteen percent minority. It is important to keep in mind, however, that the whites are not the evils in the society, but the actual system of government itself. Many whites have joined the black movement of liberation and have made a positive contribution towards ending Apartheid. Divestment, in its purest form, means total severance of all economic ties with South Africa. The divestment in the United States has generally looked towards large corporations as their targets. Although Coca-Cola has divested and is not directly paying taxes to the present government there is still a question as to how involved the company is. The problem that Cambridge Rindge and Latin is now faced with is whether or not the school as a whole should boycott the selling of Coca-Cola which is now available on the premises. The groups involved worked to organize a debate presenting both sides of the problem to help the students make an informed choice. One of the positive aspects of this sensitive issue was that we recognized the tremendous vitality that exists in our student body. At the time that this yearbook went to press, a final decision about the Coca-Cola controversy had not yet been reached by the members of the C.R.L.S. community. eH TURKEY DAY RALLY This year’s rally was successful in bringing out the school spirit that has always been present in past years. Senior class president Malcolm Mitchel, football captain Ramon Neves and coach Geraigery helped to lead the rally. All the fall teams displayed their pride at this annual exhibition. Although some seniors felt that enthusiasm during the pep rally had slightly declined in recent years, it is evident that spirit is still alive in C.R.L.S.! — ace = p- = — Z = arte me we Pe oe TT wae a HE OT TES 173 174 ADMINISTRATION Ass istant Principal Assistant Principal Elsa Wasserman Warren Ferzoco Principal Edward Sarasin Assistant Principal Director, R.T.V.P. Diane Tabor Karen Prentice Vincent Spencer House B William Mangan Paula Hogan House A House C USE ADMINISTRATORS Margaret LeGandre Fundamental Ruben Cabral Ray Shurtleff House D Pilot 175 L. Aaronson . C. Albert Social Studies Title I S. Adamsky R. Alesi Business Coordinator Home Economics A. Apicella . Mi G. Axtman Music Coordinator aa Guidance M. Anthanassio R. Barbosa Bilingual Business W. Bates M. Berry Physical Education Physical Education P. Bergstrom ReTEVER. 176 one seacsnasnnagiinnn® P. Bretholtz “ English E. Brady A. Bruno Social Studies Social Studies N. Burns Mathematics P. Burke T. Burns f. ; English English E. Bullock Enterprise Co-op wea ™ = ; 1 — D. Burroughs English he a ee A. Cabral-Pini Mathematics V. Caetano Bilingual Sr ea P. Callan Music Li. J. Cardoso Bilingual A. Carroll Art A. Carnabucci N. Carroll Ree Vales Health M. Cassidy 7 a . : C. Chapman ee fr Mathematics Modern Language C. Chaet J. Cherry Social Studies Coordinator Bureau of Pupil Services A. Cicerone Social Studies M. Clancy Guidance 178 K. Clinton English A. Clayton Bilingual B. Clemons L. Clinton Bureau of Pupil Services Social Studies A. Cocculuto R. Collins Administration Art J. Colanino W. Colom Health Guidance K. Conaty Mathematics J. Contrucci Coordinator for Drama M. Conceison T. Conward Business Social Studies 179 180 M. Corless tm | J. Culhane Enterprise Coop Modern Language J. Costello P. Cummings Guidance Music S. Cunha RaleVer J. Daley Social Studies F. Curry J. DeFelice Mathematics Rt Vee J. Delena B. DeRocher Reivers Enterprise Coop P. Demetri M. Desimone Modern Language Social Studies B. Desire Bilingual J. Devine Title 1] S. Dickerson English J. Dottin Home Economics M. Diggins B. Downes Business Guidance D. Downes P. Dussault Bureau of Pupil Services ed be ed . L. Driscoll B. Ehrlich English Dance 181 Net) | M. Elrich Bureau of Pupil Services E. Farinato Guidance R. Farinato woe Ya sa J. Ferolito Mathematics Mathematics E. Farrington J. Ferraro Science Work Study A. Ferreira M. Ferri Art Bureau of Pupil Services fs O. Ferreira V. Finn Language Social Studies 182 T. Finstein Guidance S. Framondi Guidance K. Fitzpatrick P. Frassa English Mathematics E. Fratto Physical Education W. Fulginite Work Study T. Fratto J. Funk-Gedies Mathematics Home Economics W. Gay Science R. Gedies Art C. Gaynor W. Geraigery Physical Education Mathematics 183 og nage R. Gile-Litwin Art D. Gilberty Title 1 M. Girouard D. Golden Title 1 Title 1 M. Goulart Home Economics G. Greenidge Physical Education E. Grady K. Griffith Social Studies Business E. Griffiths Mathematics B. Grunbaum Language C. Grom Gurry-Axtman Bureau of Pupil Services Bureau of Pupil Services 184 D. Haley Guidance S. Hall Home Economics T. Haley C. Hallice Social Studies Business F. Hallice Mathematics J. Haverty Science M. Havern K. Hawthorne Science English 2 X G. Hibbs Language ' P. Ho : Bilingual J. Hochstadt Mathematics D. Hood Music 185 C. Hunter Title I C. House E. Hurley, Jr. Business English M. Hopkins Science S. Jenkins Administration A. Inglis Language H. Jacobson A. Johnson Guidance Science G. Johnson Bureau of Pupil Services J. Johnson Guidance 186 M. Kanel Bilingual R. Kelley Math T. Karon S . Kenney Title 1 Title I J. Kervick i L. Kimbrough English Social Studies C. Killilea M. Konjoian Social Studies English M. LaBossiere Science M. Krasmow Social Studies R. Lachance Math 187 188 K. Leighton ‘ 7, C. Leonelli Language Science R. Lenkauskas M. Levinstein RTVP Science L. Lipkin English E. Livingston Bureau of Pupil Services T. Lividoti P. Lyons RTVP Math Coordinator P. Madden Social Studies T. Mahoney English R. Maguire H. Majors Physical Education RTVP J. Marquedant English E. Martin Social Studies P. Martin Mathematics M. McCabe Guidance T. Martin A. McCarthy Social Studies English E. McCarthy T. McCarthy Physical Education Science F. McCarthy E. McGillicudy English Science 189 M. Mattos Title I aide W. McGuiness Science eee ery erent D. McGlathery ex. K. McMahon Math erm Guidance C. McLaurin E. Medeiros Bureau of Pupil Services Science L. Mili Y Math C. Mikelson P. Mili Reading Math G. Meyer Bureau of Pupil Services 190 M. Mitchell ee C. Moran Bilingual — Bureau of Pupil Services K. Moore F. Moreira Math Administration A. Morgan B. Moses Guidance Bureau of Pupil Services Roden W. Morris G. Mullemeister English Health C. Murphy _ P. Murphy Science Guidance M. Murphy F. Nelson-Stirli Science Science 191 192 F. Nigorski Bilingual J. O’Connor Social Studies S. O'Neill Bureau of Pupil Services J. Noble Physical Education J. O’Leary English L. Oliver Title I — K. O’Brien REVEL ee A. O'Neil Business S. O’Brien English P. O'Neil English S. Palmeri Guidance F. Peary Rele Ver. A. Petrillo Title ] W. Patacchiola Language Coordinator R. Phelps M. Piret English Bureau of Pupil Services R. Pierce L. Poirier Business Bureau of Pupil Services R. Ponte Music A. Priest Physical Education I. Prime Bilingual 193 L. Prueser S. Ralph Bilingual Guidance J. Quaranto R. Reagan Bilingual Social Studies W. Reagan Y J. Ribeiro Reading PER nae ; BPS C. Regione R. Richards Reading Community Based Learning R. Richmond BPS 194 — pee) J. Rife Business R. Riordan English J. Riley J. Rita Bilingual Reeves R. Ritterbush j yp | Director of Art ai ; T. Roach Bureau of Pupil Services P. Rizzo J. Robinson Business Guidance L. Rosenstock J. Rutter RIV.P: English A. Russo C. Saheed eta AGTE. English 195 196 R. Santoro Math M. Samourian-Bedrosianoc Science J. Samp J. Scorza Science Language J. Sennott FP q C. Serpa Reading Bureau of Pupil Services R. Sennott G. Shea Guidance Bureau of Pupil Services M. Sheean ; ; 4 T. Silva Copy Center ; , OTE WATE R. Shiraishi P. Sinclair Guidance ReELVER: C. Siriani Social Studies A. Simmons Bureau of Pupil Students D. Smith L. Sizemore Community Based Learning Guidance S. Smeed Social Studies In Memorium Joe Simeone Joe Simeone passed away last April, just as he had lived — at work. It seemed as if Joe was always working: on the job, at his church, or for someone in need. For many years, Simeones’s Restaurant in Central Square was a gathering place for the whole Boston area. He often contributed his time and skills to worthy causes. Joe was kind and generous to his workers, his customers, and later, to his students and fellow teachers who will all miss him. — Michael Corless 197 4 a ee ALLL AES J. Smith Music M. Soares Bilingual Pa hasty. Gel Pay Bes 2 awe ee “ eRe Gena ana A fee a WO ee oe ee ee twee ele ut. P. Sousa Language F. Soares-Moura Guidance G. Spagnuolo J. Soble English English P. Starek Math G. Speca Drama C. Stewart Home Economics M. Splaine Science 198 A. Stowell A J. Sullivan RES PVE S om Social Studies T. Sudnick J. Sullivan Science Bilingual W. Sullivan ‘ i B. Tarr Red V eb. : Burrow of Pupil Services B. Synnot J. Tepaske Administration Music } wet ‘Ss a E. Therrien W. Tobin ‘ ei . Rete Vos Social Studies W. Timmins Jr. W. Toomey Health Enterprise Co-op 199 200 G. Traganos ITEM TE. J. Toomey Jr. Bilingual L. Town S. Trapani Physical Education Language S. Trella K. Walcott Home Economics Guidance Coordinator a Uinan J. Walther Art English K. Wamness Math M. Weaver Physical Education S. Way L. Weems Home Economics Title I A. Weinstein Science J. Wilson C. Wyatt L. Yeamans Cambridge Scho ol Volunteers English Physical Education M. Youell Language 201 202 N. Casey M. Caufield N. Costa E. Doucette V. Crowley M. Dwyer B. Ferazani se sce C. Gentile T. Girard Kuropatkin J L. Keohane W. Hardy Monagle K M. Malloy Loguidice L. . Sennott M K. Rudgis P. Pilleri “ty . « 6 2 aa . ee, Pee Fees, Pree. J. Toomey A. Sullivan M. Sprague 203 Support Staff M. Prentiss, M. McGovern, H. Parker. K. Walcott, R. Pierce, G. McCabe, and C. Gentile. game eT U. Pokharel, S. Moshead, L. St. Clair, J. Bojorguez. E. Wasserman, E. Bettes, R. Mashon, K. McMahon, L. Kimbrough. 204 W. Ellock, H. Ford, J. Silva, J. Muphy, J. Nardella, M. Medeiros, T. McInnerney. J. Jones, F. Lewis, J. Lodge, J. Melcci, T. Phillips, M. Pres, F. Robinson, Sartomovicz, W. Silva, L. St. Martin, Waugh, and Winchestor. D. Adams, C. Ciccarelli, F. Diled, A. Flynn, C. Garland, C. Hannifan, D. Hinds. H. Clark, A. Clark, N. Connell, M. Cyr, P. Harkins, E. Hidgkins, A. Hoxie, L. Loud, G. Marfiote, M. O’Connell, I. Puzinas, L. Stankunas, K. Trio, and L. Vendetti. 205 206 LITERARY ONTRIBUTIONS A DIFFERENT LOOK OF LIFE AT C.RLS. There’s something in one’s life that can mean alot to him, and for me that thing is being a tutor in the C.R.L.S. Writing Center. C.R.L.S. Writing Center? What’s that? Well for those of you out there who haven’t heard about it, the C.R.L.S. Writing Center is a wonderful place to write your papers and essays and get help with them. Inside the big, bright room the key clicking sounds of computers are heard all day long. But the most important thing in the Writing Center is the tutors. They are always there and willing, ready to help you out on any problems concerning your paper. Being one of the tutors in the Writing Center, I feel proud. Tutoring is fun and the ‘eraikvare of usefulness is great. But the feeling of self confidence in my English abilities is the most important thing to me. Every session of tutoring in the past has given me more and more self confidence. Once I had to go to a workshop in Harvard University to tutor some freshmen from our high school. On the night before that, I was twisting and turning, couldn’t sleep. I was thinking, “‘God, why did I ever take this job of tutoring? Those students are only freshmen, but they’re all Americans. And I, a foreign student who has only been in this country for three years, am going to tutor them. Who am I kidding?” Next day at the workshop, after the students wrote their papers, it was time for group responses. The students were divided into groups of three, each with one tutor. The thought of being humiliated infront of the freshmen and the fellow tutors came through my mind thousands of times. With my heart pounding at the speed of light, I sat down in the group. I don’t have much confidence in myself. Just before the first student started to read his paper, I thought to myself, “Be calm. It’s all right, I’m just tutoring some freshmen. Although I have only been in this country for three years, I’m taking the Advanced Writing Seminar course now. I can at least teach these freshmen, can’t I?” So I readied myself, and took out my notebook and a pen. As the first student was reading, I concentrated on listening to his paper carefully and quickly wrote down some well said points. After He finished reading it, I started to give him feedback based on the things I wrote down. I analyzed his paper with him, explaining to him what were the strong points he had, and what were the weak parts that he had to cut out or improve on. I told him that writing a paper is just like composing a good piece of music. Don’t put garbage in it to just make the paper look longer, but instead present your ideas clearly so the audience will know what you are talking about. Then that will be a piece worth cheering about. Surprised by what I had just said and seeing the student taking the suggestions and revising his paper, I could just feel my confidence growing. Later on, with the suggestions I gave to the freshmen, they all improved their papers much better, and I had certainly enjoyed every moment of tutoring that day. Since that workshop, I have been doing great on helping students revising their papers in the Writing Center. Three years ago, I was just beginning to study English, and now I have become a Writing tutor. Tutoring is one of the best experiences I have had in C.R.L.S., because it has given me the self confidence of my English ability I need to conquer and explore my future. — Yi Sun STOP THE VIOLENCE It is a sad statement of society when this scene of pointless death is so familiar to each and everyone of us. What we need to understand is that violence is not something that we are thrown into. It is something tha t we and we alone propagate and it is something that we and we alone perpetuate. In essence we control it. What does this mean? It means that we alone can determine what we can and will live with. It means that we can choose not to live with guns and knives in our society. It means that we can choose to live in the security that we are safe in our neighborhoods. It means that we can choose not to live with the apprehension of violence and expect tranquility. We young people make up a minority of the population, yet when it comes to violence we make up the majority; the majority of the victims and the majority of the perpetuators. What you need to understand is what you are doing is staring down the barrel of a loaded gun and your fingers are on the trigger. Each time you fight, you squeeze that trigger a little more. And someday, someday soon that gun’s going to go off and death will be your only answer. We would rather fight ourselves than our enemies: Ignorance, prejudice, and hatred. We have become beasts to violence. We crave it with a hunger of unimaginable magnitude. Our call to glory is someone screaming the word “FIGHT”. God gave us the ability to think. Brothers and sisters let us use this ability to further ourselves and our peoples. We can make a stand before further deaths. PLEASE, STOP THE VIOLENCE AS-SALAAM ALAIKHUM Moacir Barbosa When Ears Whisper When ears whisper Lips listen And listen And ears whisper And minds stop loving And hearts forget to think right Tongues learn how to cut up Fists learn to fly People forget how to talk When ears whisper Karima Robinson 207 UTAHHH!.. . 89 208 li URN LEFT THIS LIGHT fos = This year, students from Cambridge Rindge and Latin embarked on their third annual trip to Salt Lake City UTAH. Led by our fearless coordinators Mr. G. Kras, and John Daily, we spent the best week of our lives snowplowing, paralleling and faceplanting. It was an experience we’ll never forget, and we’ll look forward anxiously to next years trip. Remember: It’s not the chowda, it’s the powda! 209 Yearbook Sponsorship Campaign Edmund Almeida Maggie Cordeiro Gisela Moreira DaSilva Ricardo Almeida Teresa Almeida Edmundo Almeida Helio Almeida Gualter Almeida Rick Alves Joe-Joe LeBian — good luck Jose Alves — good luck Leonilde Alves — good luck Hung Alves — good luck Charron Sheafer — good luck Walter Alves — good luck Belmira Alves — good luck Leonicals Sogur — good luck Christopher Sogur — good luck Nuno Alves — good luck Maria Vivinos — good luck Fernando Vivinos — good luck Horacio Garreiro — good luck Jorge Alves Sr. — good luck Grace Alves — good luck Jorge Alves Jr. — good luck Sonya Alves — good luck Pedro Alves — good luck Joao Soares — good luck Idalia Sousa — good luck Joanne Sheafer — good luck Morgan Sheafer — good luck David Sheafer — good luck Rosanne Amore J. Ritter Dr. Johnson — Best wishes! Jessica Bojorquez — Good Luck!! Miss Santosuosso — Bonne Chance!! R. Sousa — Happiness! Ms. Maxine Berry Amy Gluckman — Best Wishes! Vincent Finn Michael P. DeSimare — Do not forget to vote! Elizabeth Linardos Amy Allen Phyllis Burd Darlene Ciardi Troy Reece Nicole Dettmann Mr. Surrette Ms. O’Brien Maria Stanizas Ayanna Ashley Al Weinstein Mandy Peters Kari Larsen Reyko Shiraishi Lucinda M. Leveille Donald B. Burroughs Emest N. Ashley Mary C. Howell Christine A. Kennedy Jerome B. Urdang Ethan Brackett Alanna J. Haywood Pauline Demetri Betsy Grady Alyssa Krimsky Jessica Funke Johanna Black Jamie Duberstein M. Ann Ashley 210 Phyllis Cummings Janet Funke Loretta Dixon Valdir Barbosa Erik Black Ingrid Kleespies Bryce Lindamoor John Crooks Jessica Shattuck Margie Decker Xenia Barrett Noel J. Wood Gloria Barrett — Wishing you the Best Charles Pina Zunilka Barrett — Best of luck ‘‘89’’ Edwidge Hercule Debbie Reese — ‘‘Good Luck Girl!’’ Christie Betts H.A. Parker D. Rankins Leroy Haynes Jim Griffiths Mertin Betts Cheryl Williams-Betts Gary Williams Rupert Betts Carol Betts Marisa Linardo Rob (Maf) Marifioto Kathy Conaty Ehane J. Dupree Sonya Robinson Oneta Robinson Tammy McMasters — Keep collecting those keychains Elizabeth Linardos Jonathan Christie Misty Corcoran James J. Hayes Angela Petropoulos Enk Brown Helen Brown Al Ferreira — Good Luck! Dave Christie — Good Luck! Peace Annie Winser — Good Luck! Gloria Bob Christie — May your dreams come true, Mom and Dad. Maria Mona Falaise Yvon Lamor Apolina Pierre Louis Jean Y. Solon Lemon Falaise Kim Harring Ann M. Harring Michael A. Fitzhuge Nicole Harring Lisa Hirakawa Clinton Anderson Flora Wentzell Stephen C. Doucette Daniel B. Brooks Lawrence M. Slotnik Susan M. Morrison Jeffrey W. Moss Richard W. Gannet Veronica J. Bailey Katrina Bardacino Zoe Ann Corn Lori Etringer Ivy Chun Elizabeth McGurdy Julie Kim Susan Boster Al Cardello Monroe Hearn III Jayne Marquedaunt — Ciao baby — Class of 1989 Bob Shireman — Thanks Ted 318-BS Tasha Smith Carol Siriani Haila Clark — D-Base-Congrad Mark Cataldo Remy Prevost — 222IPONU-Rem Vicky James Pat James Felicia James Vanessa House Chris House Boby House Cathy Lanzarotto Eve Doucette — Good Luck, Eve Doucette, Hse B Martha Gurry Axtman — Peter W. Axtman William J. Reagan Jr. — Best wishes for a wonderful life Edith Medeiros — Good luck always Betty Downs — Good Luck Clare Weber — Good Luck Cathy, Clare Weber Therese Fehlan — Therese Fehlan, Good Luck Mary DiFucci — Good Luck Ethel LaSalle — Good Luck Linda Branco — Good Luck Pat Amenkowecy — Good Luck Cathy Joe Ann Campbell — Best of Luck Elaine Babajtis — Good Luck! June Foster — Best of everything David Kale Mary Martin — Best of Luck Cathy Jim Lader — Good Luck Cathy Eumire Brown — Best Wishes Geraldine Lanzarato — Lots of luck for the coming years Dana R. Ellcock — Best of Luck and Love, Love Dana E. Joe Finnigan — Go get them Cathy Ruth Lanzarotto — Good Luck Cathy, love always, Grandma Thelma McCormack — Best of Luck Anthony L. — Good Luck Scott McCormic — Good Luck in College Margaret Chapin — Good Luck Cathy Gene Meyer — Wishing you the best of everything Burnadette Leonce Lee Ellcock Mary Maderios Sandra Malloy Blake Mr. Barry B. Greene Ms. Latia Teressa Greene Daniel Greene Robert Neagon Al Ferreira — Good Luck! Al Flavia Soares-Moura — Best Wishes Fran Adams — Good Luck Always James M. O’Connor Esq. Rose Maria Greene — No funny business, keep your chin up. Pohem William Fulgart — Auguri Bene Kelly Newman — Keep Pushing Mayhal Clark — Wish you all the luck Rona Richmand — Keep in touch Filo Silva — Good Luck Lillian Keohane — Good Luck Sandra Maderos Frank Teixeira Manuel Teixeira Elsie Pascoal Deodata Pascoal Barbara Ehrlich Gerry Speca Rita Kappers Alesi Teresinha Medeiros Ava Chung Eleanor Farinato — Suzy Farinato sends best wishes to class of ’89 Ginny McCabe Luisa Carto Christina Perry Christine Doyle Jeannie Kuropatkin — Jeannie Whittington (class of °77) Good luck! Eleanor Farinato — Good Luck from Eleanor and Danielle Farinato Christie Betts — Good luck in the future and no more amusement parks! William A. Perry — You are and always will be my little girl love Dad Jim McCarthy — Invendofest Aimee Dalton — To CMP love ya good luck always Cara Ferrara — To CMP — have fun — G.L. — Cara Jean Perry — I knew you could do it — love mom Rudi Scalesce Joseph Talarico Rudolf Scalese Joscolt Calorio T-FERO Frank Delmarco Dick Priebe Guldos Ski Pat Deulto Helen Mahoney Karen Suttle Michele Scott — Good Luck to the class of ’89 Staci A. Newhouse — Good Luck! Ann Sims — Way to go Karen Babaran Head Helen Healy — May the road ahead be paved with good fortune Janet Suttle Henderson Suttle Melissa Williams Kari Larson John Samp Tope Oluwole — Keep away from any guy that has the same name as a penny. Victor Pavao Judy Devine — Best wishes Ursula Devine Jack Sennott — Best wishes Elizabeth R. Curry — Best Wishes S.C. Frapain — Buena Suerte Sonia Smith Joan Mahoney Roland Sullivan — With much affection Melissa Williams Diane Golden — Good luck Melissa S. Sennott — All the best Melissa Mavy Sprague — Best friends always Redard Santus C. Speca — Flying drop kicks forever! Thomas Moineroy — Good Luck Melissa Joseph Nardello — good luck Melissa Jusm Williams — Good Luck sis Eleanor Thailliams — good luck Debbie McInerney — Party Harty — Good Luck Marisa Linardos Steve Jenkins Stoney — To one of Stonies angles Ruby Pierce — Best Wishes Melissa Paul Williams — Good Luck Dorthy Williams — Good Luck love Nana Deborah Williams — Good Luck Mom Roland Sullivan — With much affection Karen Suttle Robert Mederios Linda Frisoli — Good Luck study hard but party harder! Molly Holshouser — One day I'll slap you for real, love ya Buddy Cayton Mike Kelley Christina Williams — Good Luck sis Sherry Williams — Good Luck In college sis Love Sherry P53 | CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1988-1989 Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman Alfred B. Fantini, Vice-Chairman Frances H. Cooper Henrietta Davis James J. Rafferty Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. Larry Weinstein Mary Lou McGrath Superintendant Claire E. Rodley, Secretary We the School Committee, extend our warmest regards to the graduating class of 1989. May all your dreams come true. 212 Best Wishes to the Class of 1989 Edward R. Sarasin Principal Remember always that you have not only the right to be an individual; you have an obligation to be one. You cannot make any useful contribution in life unless you do this. Eleanor Roosevelt Congratulations and best wishes to the class of ’89 (he Harvard Square M.I.T. Tech Coop Longwood Ave. BES TSWISHES TOsLBE GLASS OF 1989 Construction Products TO ALL THE GRADS OF CRLS AND ESPECIALLY TO JEN AND PAT LOWRY. MAY YOUR FUTURE BE FILLED WITH MUCH HAPPINESS, LOVE AND PROSPERITY. UNCLE JOHN, ALLYSON AND CAROLYN SN NBC Electric, Inc. JOHN J. NICOLI 215 TEL. 876-1127 THOMAS F. COUGHLIN, INC. INSURANCE AGENCY 191 HAMPSHIRE ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02139 ENDE ’ of AIEEE Leta INDUSTRIAL Estoblished 1888 ELECTRICAL MASSE’S HARDWARE CO. 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SANCTA MARIA HOSPITAL 99 Concord Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 868-2200 220 FITZHUGH ASSOCIATES Attorneys at Law Congratulate the Class of 1989 Cambridge Rindge Latin High School Michael A. Fitzhugh Veronica J. Bailey Stephen G. Doucette Richard W. Gannett Daniel R. Brooks Clinton R.G. Anderson Lawrence M. Slotnick Susan M. Morrison Jeffrey W. Moss Fitzhugh b Associates One Boston Place Ann M. Harring Katrina Bardascino ZoeAnn Corn Lori Etringer Ivy Chun Elizabeth McGurdy Nicole Harring Julie Kim Susan Boster Suite 3750 Boston, MA 02108 Go get ‘em, Kimberly! Congratulations and Best Wishes from Désten Pelee sr CLASS OF ’89 MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE! GINNY McCABE — KATHLEEN WALCOTT — CAROLE GENTILE CAREER RESOURCE CENTER Christine L. Bates OFFICE CONSULTANTS 12 Norwood Ave. Somerville, MA 02145 (617) 625-3273 Temporary Office and Consulting Services PBS | Victoria Regiae Colombia, South America. Ethan Brackett 1989. Congratulations and Good Luck to all my friends in the class of 1989. — Ethan Brackett Abukhalil, Zinah 91 Adams, Brian 117 Adlewole, Olukemi 91 Agard, Laverne 28 Agee, Jason 91 Ahn, Eun-Kyung 28 Ahn, Yong 28 Alicandro, Peter 91 Allen, Jason 28 Almedia, Edmund 91 Alvarado, Iliana 28 Alves, Ricardo 91 Amado, Jocinto 92 Amore, Rosanne 92 Aronson, Daniel 92 Artis, Gabriel 28 Ashley, Ayanna 28 Aufiero, Christopher 29 Aupperlee, Kim 117 Barbosa, Mario 92 Barbosa, Moacir 92 Bardige, Joshua 29 Barnes, Lisa 29 Barret, Xenia 92 Barrows, Randy 117 Bayle, Julie 29 Beckford, Harold 93 Belfast, Myron 30 Bergin, Leo 30 Berrouet, Gregore 117 Betts, Christie 93 Biggs, Joan 93 Biju, Mathew 30 Black, Johanna 30 Bojorguez, Jessica 30 Borges, Mario 30 Bosquet, Steve 93 Bossanrte, Dameian 117 Bracey, Peggy-Sue 117 Brescia, Scott 31 Browning, Holly 31 Brum, Cesar 31 Buck, Sibyl 31 Burton, Ayanna 31 Cable, Thuraya 93 Cabral, Carla 94 Cabral, Aguinaldo 118 Cadet, Jean 31 Cadet, Joseph 32 Camara, Arnando 32 Camara, Reginalda 32 Cambell, Coleen 94 Cantor, Jeremy 94 Carbone, Jennifer 32 Carreiro, Rosa 32 Carrion, Hasan 118 Case, Brenden 32 Castor, Pierre 94 Centanni, Fred 118 Ceptus, Kettely 94 Champey, Tanya 33 Charlot, Frank 94 Cheif, Kimberly 95 Chelf, Kimberly 33 Chiu, Jupy 33 Chow, Chia-Lin 95 Christain, Josiah 95 Christian, James 118 Christie, Jonathan 33 Clark, Robert 33 Claudia, Tony 118 Cochran, Margaret 118 Cohen, Gillian 119 Coleman, Erin 119 Collins, Kyla 33 Collins, Robin 95 Comeau, Tamara 34 Comperchio, Rosmarie 34 Cooper, Sarah 95 Correia, Fred 34 Correira, Daniel 95 Costa, Maria 96 Cousseillant, Karen 96 Cressaty, Leslie 34 Croak, David 34 Crowley, Aaron 96 Cruz, Rafael 34 Cunningham, Tara 35 Dahl, Sandra 35 Dalba, Rosemarie 35 Daniels, Eric 96 Darosa, Sophia 35 Darosa, Marlene 35 De Feudis, Gina 96 Deaver, April 96 De Jesus, Francia 119 Demelo, Guilherme 97 Desir, Mirlene 119 Desruisseaux, Marjorie 119 INDEX Destin, Jean 97 DeDomenico, Sal 97 Diniz, Carla 35 Docouto, Jose 119 Donaldson, Ethan 97 Donato, Christina 36 Doucette, Delise 36 Doyle, Christine 36 Doyle, Christine 97 Duberstien, Jamie 36 Dubuque, Richard 97 Dunbar, Sarah 36 Earle, Michelle 98 Eloi, Ferdil 98 Eustache, Piere 98 Falaise, Marie 36 Ferraro, Jessica 37 Ferreira, Nuno 37 Figuero, Francisco 120 Figueroa, Dave ‘the man’ 37 Florus, Patricia 98 Foley, Aaron 37 Fontes, Irene 37 Foster, Darleen 37 Francis, Mary 120 Frisoli, Linda 98 Fulton, Lance 98 Gabriel, Garry 99 Gage, Lisa 38 Gannon, Gary 99 Garcia, go Rui! 38 Gardinier, Colin 38 Giannino, Richard 99 Gilbert, Christopher 99 Gillian, Rachel 38 Ginou, Aldous 120 Gittens, Nicole 99 Goguen, Christopher 38 Gonzalez, Betsy 99 Goodman, Jason 120 Goodrum, Aaron 38 Gordon, William 100 Gray, Courtney 38 Green, Jeffrey 39 Greenidge, Deborah 39 Grosvendor, Marsha 100 Grunerger, Maurits 100 Grunko, Rebecca 100 Guerline, Jean 121 Guillien, Vanessa 39 Hackler, Leticia 120 Haggman, Matthew 39 Hall, Hope 39 Happe, Rachel 39 Haroz, “‘c’’ Carim 39 Harring, Kimberly 40 Harrington, Indra 40 Harris, Jeffery 100 Harris, Sophia 101 Hazelwood, Caroline 101 Headley, Corey 120 Hearn, Bubby (HI 5) 40 Hendrigan, Aimee (axl) 40 Hercule, Edwidge 101 Herold, Rollin 40 Heywood, Lorinda 40 Hidalgo, Miguel 101 Holdt, Erich 101 Holland, Matthew 41 Holloman, Undrella 41 Hoppe, Dawn 41 Howard, James 41 Howe, Sherri 41 Immacula, Denis 101 Ishihara, Hideaki 121 Jean, Suzie 102 Jeune, Jode 41 Jonath, Adam 42 Jones, Dhonyale 102 Joseph, Carmel 102 Juste, L. 121 Kamthewala, Salim 42 Kaynor, Chapin 42 Kempton, Kiyana 102 Kenayias, Frank 102 Kim, Kwang Soo 42 King, Kang-Ping 42 Krimsky, Alyssa 42 Kuhn, Allegra 121 Lanzarotto, Catherine 43 Laurent, Elaine 102 Lavore, Aprille 43 Leccacorui, Lori 43 Lee, Cuong 103 Lee, Douglas 121 Leonce, Bernadette 103 LePage, Angela 103 Lewis, Amy 43 Ligon, Jennifer 103 Lima, Sonia 103 Lima, Antonio 121 Linardos, Marisa 43 Longmire, Jennifer 103 Lopes, Lucia 43 Lopez, Lucy 104 Lorentzen, Kenneth 44 Lowe, Darcelle 104 Lowry, Jennifer 44 Lowry, Patrick 44 Madden, Mark 44 Madden, Matthew 122 Maher, Matt 44 Maines, Tonia 104 Makseyn, Kimberly 122 Mancini, Salvadore 104 Marchio, Maria 104 Marifiote, Robert 44 Marquez, Aluaro 45 Marseilte, Thelor 104 Massaih, Ian 122 Mauch, Maya 105 McCormack, Merry 105 McDonald, Raymond 45 McFadden, Cristina 105 McGaffigan, Scott 45 McLaren, Lorna 122 McMaster, Tammy 105 McMullen, Quentin 105 McNeely, John 45 Medeiros, Ana 45 Medeiros, Grace 45 Medeiros, Richard 46 Medeiros, Sandra 46 Melin, Michael 46 Menezes, Susan 46 Mescall, Michael 105 Miamouna, Sam 111 Michel, Ruth 106 Mignon, Patrick 106 Miller, Keith 106 Milosavljevic, Derek 46 Mitchell, Malcom 122 Molina, Joshue 106 Moniz, Carlos 46 Monpoint, Fritzgerald 122 Monpoint, Marlene 123 Moore, Michelle 47 Moore, Corey 106 Moriero, Silvano 106 Mullane, Tracy 123 Mumford, Suchitra 47 Musto, Anthony 47 Nam, Sung Han 47 Naro, Joseph 47 McNeil, Patrice 123 Neves, Raymon 107 Newhouse, Staci 107 Newton, Arlen 47 Newton, Michelle 107 Ngaosyvathn, Youraphanh 123 Nguyen, Van 123 Obannon, Amanda 123 Oh, Sungwhan 48 Okuno, Ohiaki 107 Orben, David 48 Orcel, Andy 48 Orellana, Karla 107 Ortiz, Jorge 124 Pacheco, Rosa 50 Palhares, Paula 107 Pan, Chiao Ling 48 Parker, Eric 48 Patterson, Barbara 108 Pavao, Nelson 48 Percoco, Michelle 107 Perez, Adria 108 Perez, Ana 124 Perry, Christina 124 Peters, Christine 49 Petroppulos, Angela 108 Pierre, Rodly 108 Pierre-Louis, Apolina 108 Pilleri, Micheal 49 Pinheiro, Grace 108 Pinto, Rosa 124 Porter, Michael 49 Prevost, Remy 49 Price, Peter 49 Pritchard, Jeffery 49 Prosper, Calixte 109 Quintanilla, Herbert 50 Ramos, Palvo 109 Rana, Niles 50 Ray, Michael 50 Rego, Marta 109 Rego, Aida 124 Reinert, Alexander 50 Remy, Naomi 124 Rene, Jocelyne 109 Richard, Steven 50 Ricketson, Shawn 110 Rivera, Sara 51 Rivera, Wendy 110 Rivera, David 110 Rivera, Joe 110 Roberts, Adam 51 Robinson, Robert 51 Robinson, Karima 110 Roderick, John 110 Rodriguez, Maribel 51 Rodriguez, Glenda 125 Rollins, Eric 111 Russel, Joseph 51 Russel, Patricio 111 Santiago, Robert 51 Sarchioni-Sach, Michael 52 Savoy, Garay 52 Scalese, Rudolf 52 Schnapp, Tania 52 Schoop, William 52 Sealy, Yolanda 111 Senat, Josue 52 Sensabaugh, Pamela 111 Shari, Matthew 53 Shulka, Satyavrat 53 Shull, Cindy 125 Silva, April 53 Silva, Goreti 53 Silva, Walter 53 Silva, Sandra 111 Singer, Rachel 53 Singh, Pardeep 112 Singh, Renu 112 Sippen, Coriander 125 Smith, Lynn 54 Smith, Trevor 112 Sorenson, Dorene 112 Sousa, Ana 54 Sousa, Cindy 54 Sousa, Tammy 54 Spellman, Kelly 54 Spyroppulous, Katherine 112 St. Jean, Winshel 112 St. Jean, Wislaire 113 Stanesta, Jesse 113 Stein, Jesse 54 Stephanik, Anthony 113 Stevensw, Karla 113 Streeter, Kari 55 Sullivan, Leslie 55 Sun, Yi 55 Suttle, Karen 55 Sylvera, Romane 113 Talarico, Albert 125 Tallent, Maura 55 Tarpley, Natasha 113 Tat, Anthony 55 Teixeria, Paula 56 Thibodeaux, William 114 Thomas, Sara 56 Thomas, Donovan 114 Thompson, Kevin 56 Thompson, Kurentsa 114 Thurston, Julie 125 Tobin, Karen 56 Todd, William 56 Tompkins, Julia 56 Townsend, Martin 57 Tran, Hung Gia 57 Turgidson, Buck 114 Vargus, Angela 114 Viadya, Anisa 57 Victoria, Emanuel 114 Villaneuva, Veronica 125 Villarroel, Pamela 57 Vizenor, Kristi 57 Walcott, Leger 126 Waller, Milena 114 Walrond, Marketa 115 Warten, John 126 Wei, Fang 115 Weinstien, Michael 126 Welch, Darcey 115 West, Kathryn 115 Westphal, Dennis 115 Westphal, Gary 115 White, Jaime 126 Williams, Angela 58 Williams, Roy 116 Wiz, Tony 126 Woldenhaimanot, Aklilo 116 Woodridge, Matthew 58 Wu, Jian Wei 58 Wu, Pei Y 116 Yard, Shawn 126 Zannella, Massimo 58 Zemut, Timnit 58 85 224 IN MEMORIAM Cre, vie 2 Warren G. Ferzoco of Westwood, assistant headmaster of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, died January 20, 1989 at New England Medical Center in Boston after a long illness. He was 56. Born in Boston, he lived in Readville before moving to Westwood more than 20 years ago. He graduated from Northeastern University with a degree in engineering, and received a master’s degree in education from Boston State College in 1966. Mr. Ferzoco was the assistant headmaster of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School for more than 20 years. Mr. Ferzoco was respected for his steady and consistent work with the principals at both the Rindge and Latin Schools. The staff appreciated his support and his sense of collegiality. The students benefited from his expert knowledge base and the personal interest that he brought to their development as young people. We will miss Warren as a school community and we are diminished by his loss. 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