Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library t I Down went Alice, never once considering how in the world she was to get out again. small child unsuspectingly opens his eyes. He does not know he must scorn others whose race, creed, or color differ from his own. He does not know he must conceal his true feelings. He does not know he must master the arts of hypocrisy or mendacity. His education has begun. It is more than the study of language and nature. It is an endless process which teaches him to reason — as society reasons. He must be trained to adjust to life. His mind is being molded. In recent years, youth have grown to find themselves in a “wonderland” where actions seem pointless or stupid; thoughts, senseless or dull. Following the path of the white rabbit, the path of generosity and candor, has become a rugged challenge. Too often youth have given up. Too often they have joined the rat race. This rebellious generation has refused to conform. The youth of today have refused to allow the inhabitants of the “wonderland” to warp their minds. This generation is determined to follow the white rabbit out of the “wonderland”. 4 6 4 71 r 7E f 1 i ' 1 | Jk g i ? 4 L it 3 . i i PIJ ft Ji ffl j M| 231 . ' 1 ' A iL ■||t ! j i i Jfj j| (SrjK ' f 1 M 5r it i ■ U1 - w ? ,-:W ■• , ' § 1 ' 9 10 11 13 16 $4 Administration John F. Ridge Superintendent of Schools To The Members of the Class of 1970: Congratulations! The doors are opening upon a new phase of life for you. Our hopes and our prayers go with you as you step across the threshold into a life of studies, of work, and of responsibilities to your family and to your country. As you look to the future remember your parents, your teachers, and all others who have unselfishly helped you, and be ever mindful that in a free society with privilege goes responsibility. May success continue to be yours! Nathan T. Margolis Headmaster It has been my good fortune to have had the co¬ operation and good will of the Class of 1970 for the past three years. In turn, I have done my utmost to help make this one of the best graduating classes in the history of Chelsea High School. In these days of dissent and protest, it is reward¬ ing to have been an integral part of a class that believed in respect for one’s parents, teachers, and fellow-classmates. It is my earnest hope that the members of the Class of 1970 will prosper and succeed in their in¬ dividual endeavors. Godspeed! Edward V. Brown Master I wish to congratulate each graduate and for¬ ward my sincere praise to your self sacrificing parents. The attainment of your high school diploma and what it represents was made possible by your co¬ operative effort with an understanding and devoted faculty. I urge each one of you to promote more understanding in your daily living and hope every¬ one will be an active, participating member of a dynamic and challenging society. 20 Administration Assistants Highly trained, efficient, and very presentable, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, administrative assistant, is of dis¬ tinct service in the smooth functioning of the entire school system. Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan Miss B. Claire Forbes While at the High School two patient, industrious, and conscientious ladies, Miss Claire Forbes and Miss Genevieve Piontek, are performing a similar service for Mr. Margolis and Mr. Brown. Miss Genevieve Piontek 21 Department Chairmen Emmanuel D’Ambrosio Commercial Meyer Gootkin Foreign Languages Maurice Greenfield Aaron Kipnes English Science Max Leader Social Studies Roman F. Pucko Audio-Visual Alice Sandberg Mathematics Faculty Vincent L. Apruzzee Physical Education James Barooshian Civics Patricia Belfer English Bonnie Belmonte Social Studies Bernard Berenson U. S. History Katherine M. Berenson Irene Boyle Guidance Cooking Robert Buckley English Kevin Cassidy Gilbert M. Cherry Lorraine Chiota Typing Social Studies Typing Virginia Comeau Math Edward Connolly Bookkeeping, Typing Beverly Corwin Physical Education, First Aid Sherrill DeAmelio English Norman Finkelstein German i STEVENS Barnett Freedman Printing William D. Glennon Mathematics Marilyn Glover Latin, Spanish Sheldon Greenglass Problems of Democracy Winifred Gordon English Phyllis M. Hanson Stenography, Typing Joseph Hanegan English Etta C. Kaplan Mathematics Linda Keats English Marie Kennedy Librarian Susan E. Klaiber Sewing, English Herbert Locke English Barbara Kranetz Mathematics Rebecca C. Mack Mathematics Harriet L. Malone English John Manning Auto Driving Joseph J. Moran Robert D. O’Brien Guidance English Arthur McCarthy Distributive Education Henry McCarthy Cafeteria Manager Frances Montesano Spanish James J. McKenna Jr. U. S. History Anthony Martignetti Spanish Margaret Melley English Nancy Rizzo U. S. History, World History David Pearlmutter Chemistry Max Ross English Lorraine Ruby Art Anne Russo Typing Edward Sahagian Mathematics Bernard G. Schwartz English Irving M. Schwartz Guidance Carol A. Shore Shorthand, Typing Joseph N. Slater Chemistry, Physics Joseph Sullivan Social Studies Robert Ware Office Practice, Calculating Edwin Weinstein Bookkeeping John W. Welch Business Law George Wood Woodwork If you’re going to turn into a pig, my dear, I’ll have nothing more to do with you. 33 ( stat j . J. , ' ;Tf ' . ’( , • , j ' jj jwXOCVu £ V V aT , Q 14| Tgu 11 ' jl ' W. ' 1 b IVYV jOl [11 1 w i Junior Prom 36 Junior Prom The most important social event of our junior year was the Prom held on April 18, 1969, at the Polish-American Veteran’s Hall. This proved to be an evening of flowers, gowns, dancing and unforgettable memories. The music was provided by Frank Pedi and his orchestra, and Greek dances were taught to the students. The highlight of the evening was the selection of a splendid court with Donna Levy as Queen. 37 Thanksgiving Rally Rousing cheers by the cheerleaders and the majorettes, skits by the pep club and football team, and spirited selections by Mr. Ottavi’s colorful band stimu¬ lated the enthusiasm of the student body during the Thanksgiving Rally preceding our annual Chelsea-Everett game. Especially when the burly mem¬ bers of our football team appeared dressed as cheerleaders and majorettes, the auditorium rang with howling, whistling and applause. For spirit and un¬ quenchable optimism, this year’s Thanksgiving Rally will be remembered as the most enjoyable assembly of our senior year. 38 Christmas — Chanukah Program CHRISTMAS-CHANUKAH PROGRAM Nothing so heartwarming to the ecumeni¬ cal spirit as our Christmas-Chanukah pro¬ gram. Beautiful Christmas Carols by the band, under the direction of Dr. Ottavi, put the audience in a festive mood, while ancient Chanukah songs by the Glee Club under the leadership of Mr. Toltz added a touch of nostalgia. Both moods imparted to the audi¬ ence a spirit of brotherhood and love. Thus filled with the best of all possible human feelings we adjourned for our annual Christ¬ mas-New Year’s vacation. 42 Dinner-Dance The social life of our senior year was enhanced by a dinner dance held at the Chalet D’Or on January 23, 1970. Seventy-five couples attended, enjoyed a hearty meal and danced to the music of Utopia. Everybody present felt it was a most enjoyable and memorable evening. 44 45 Student Government Day ALDERMEN Steven Lee, Mayor Standing Jeffrey Botman, Stephen Woodland, Kenneth Fay, Charles Sherman, Seated Joanne Lee, Carol Ann Bowen, Janis Segal, Absent Richard Gallo, Leo McCarthy Student Government Day ' m ■Of u Ipi ffrli l JHk. It J mi —1 ill .cv % ■ 1 Mn 1 V • JI 1f J School Committee Standing Angela Zullo, William Collins, Joan Nevins, Cathy Belmonte, Seated Georgina Parks, Holly Cazmay, Gloria Hankins For the fifteenth consecutive year, the students of Chelsea High have shown the adults of Chelsea how the city should be run. Under the leadership of Mr. Leader and Mr. Berenson, the Chelsea High Seniors took over the offices of the city on February 25, 1970. After a tour of the Chelsea Public Library with Mr. Minandakis, Head Librarian, and a luncheon served by the Chelsea Lodge of Elks, the various student-officials really went to work. All who witnessed their accomplishments will have to admit that in all its history the City of Chelsea has never been run so smoothly and efficiently as on this one glorious day. 46 Class Officers President — Charles Sherman Vice-President - Francis Nugent James Baroosman! visor V in cent Appruzzee, Advisor Angela Zullo, Secretary Angela DeFelice, Treasurer ■■ Audio-Visual Club V 4 M Audio-Visual Club The boys in the Audio-Visual Club, guided by Mr. Roman Pucko, are very helpful to the teachers in running filmstrips and obtaining the necessary equipment to make their classes more informative and enjoyable. C.H.S. stu¬ dents are grateful to them for helping to make hours of Classroom routine so much brighter and more interesting. Lights! Camera! Action! David Regan, Treasurer; Mr. Roman Pucko, Advisor; Joseph Zebniak, President; Richard Clarke, Vice-President. First Row: Richard Borgatti; Ronnie Mastrogiovanni; Billy Moore; Alan Kanter; Second Row: Billy Collins; Stephen Woodland; Merrill Goldstein. 51 Band First Row: Dave Kornechuk; Jeffrey Seigal; Robert Baskies; Thomas Whalen; Joseph Stutto; Michael Sutnick; Wayne Basler; Eric Nathan; Joel Sugarman. Second Row: Nathan Schriebman; David Gordon; Mark Lemer; Joseph Agri; Harold Thomas; Alan Daniels; David Reagan; Paul Cronin; Vicky Jones; John MacKay; Dr. G. A. Ottavi, Director; John Gregory, Norman Kornwitz. Band It is hard to imagine what our football games, rallies, or assemblies would be like without the cherished C.H.S. band. Dr. Guido Ottavi and his proteges have given the students a lot of pep and pride in good oP Chelsea High. “We’re Chelsea’s High School’s “Lonely” Hearts Club Band; we hope you will enjoy the show.” First Row: Michael Sutnick, Vice-President; Joseph Agri, President. Second Row: Joel Sugarman, Treasurer; David Kornechuk, Librarian; Mark Lerner, Secretary. 3 Glee Club Glee Club Making Chelsea High a little more musical, is the melodious Glee Club, under the skillful direction of Mr. Alvin Toltz. The Glee Club, com¬ posed of talented sophomores, ju¬ niors, and seniors, meets twice a week to rehearse for its up-and-coming musical productions, which always prove to be enjoyable. Maybe some year we will produce another St. Paul’s Cathedral choir — Who can tell? Sing along with . . . PITCH? First Row: Joanne Lee, Treasurer; Joan Nevins, Vice-President; Cathy Belmonte, President, Janis Segal, Librarian. Mr. Alvin Toltz, Advisor. First Row: Angela Zullo; Marla Venooker; Joanne Davis; Elaine Zamansky. Second Row. Gloria Hankins; June Podlesny; Judy Caplitz; Beverly Newman; Teri Gustat; Toby Kamens; Roberta Bial; Marjorie Cohen. 53 1970 Beacon Janet Zimmem, Chairman of Art; David Goldstein, Business Manager; Jeffrey Botman, Editor; Bruce Murphy, Chairman of Layout. Absent from photo: Eileen Ostler, Assistant Editor. Beacon The Beacon is something that we will all cherish for the rest of our lives. It is the product of the efforts of many Chelsea High School stu¬ dents: writers, editors, artists, pho¬ tographers, typists, etc. Mr. Maurice Greenfield and Mr. Robert O’Brien, the advisors, with the help of the Yearbook editors, have co-ordinated these efforts to make this year’s Beacon a thing to be remembered. Something we will all cherish for the rest of our lives. First Row: Jacquie Kamens; Gail Glassberg; Marla Venooker; Janis Segal; Elaine Zamansky. Second Row: Donna Levy; Christine Sekulski; Robin Handorff; Gigi Parks; Joanie Nevins. Third Row: Teri Gustat; Richard Borgatti; Ann Gulizia; Carol Bowen; Linda Zaksheski; Edward Kaplan; Janet Zimmern. 54 Beacon First Row: Anita Mullett; Lola Galatis; Elaine Malone; Ellen Shumsker; Emily Donnelly. Second Row: Carol Bowen; Wayne Bergeron; Stephen Woodland; Jacqueline Jagielski. First Row: Joanne Lee; Angela Zullo; Ronna Milamed; Harlene Mazonson; Cathy Belmonte. Second Row: Bruce Murphy; Joyce Goldblatt; Elaine Malone; Joann Monzione; Linda Kelley; Gayle Levine; Angela DeFelice. Third Row: Betsy Kane; Jeffrey Shuman; David Goldstein; William Moore; Stephen Woodland; William Collins; Stephen Denning; Sheldon Golder; Debbie Waxman. Absent from photo: Carl Silvia. 55 Beaconette First Row: Gail Glassberg; Teri Gustat; Marjorie Cohen. Second Row: Elaine Zamansky; Toby Kamens; Linda Zaksheski; Janice Segal; Cath Belmonte. Third Row: Janet Zimmern; John Schneiderman; William Moore; Lola Galatis; Bruce Robinson. The Beaconette The Beaconette is the Chelsea High School magazine, or newspaper, published three or four times annually. It reports school news, sports, and anything of interest to the high school students. There are many features in it, as well as editorials, and book or movie reviews. The Beaconette has a regular staff and editors who write and arrange the material, collect advertisements, and distribute it in the homerooms. In addition to the regular staff all Chelsea High School students are invited to contribute their talents in order to help make the Beacon¬ ette a worthwhile publication. Extra! Extra! Read all about it!! 56 Latin Club Latin Club One of the most interesting groups in Chelsea High School is the Latin Club, under the able leadership of Miss Marilyn Glover. The members of this club show their exuberance for Latin by attending plays, plan¬ ning parties, and dressing in Roman costumes. With such lively pro¬ grams, let it not be said that Latin is a dead language at Chelsea High School. Semper Ubi Sub Ubi First Row: Brian Novak, Treasurer; Michael Dorfman, Vice-President; Mitchell Wolper, President; Second Row: Jo-Ann Charak, Secretary; Miss Marilyn Glover, Advisor. French Club French Club The Eiffel Tower, Parisian fashions, the Arc De Triumphe and the Louvre are all French objects of interest studied and discussed by the French Club under its advisor Mr. Myer Gootkin. The aim of this club is to bring French culture to Chelsea High, and, especially to the French students, a broader background of French history. La Victore Du Sang First Row: Kathleen Bowen, Vice-President; Joel Sugarman, President; Marsha Brazil, Treasurer. De La Sueur Second Row: Rhonda Castaline, Secretary; Myer Gootkin, Advisor; Stephen Woodland. Des Larmes 57 German Club German Club Ach du lieber Himmel! When it comes to German culture, food, dress, and song, the German Club, under the supervision of Mr. Norman Finklestein, is one which is hard to beat. There is always something exciting in it regarding German History or landscape. The aim of this group is to interest its members in German life and in Germany as a remarkable nation. East or West, come one, come all, you’ll find no “dividing wall” between you. You will belong to the German Club and you will enjoy it! First Row: Ursula Strokosz, Treasurer; Janet Zimmem, Vice-President; Joyce Goldblatt, President; Roberta Bial, Secretary. Mr. Norman Finklestein, Advisor. 58 First Row: Marla Venooker; Gail Glassberg; Joanne Davis; Sheila Richards; Cathy Belmonte; Janis Segal. Second Row: Jeffrey Botman; David Goldstein; Edward Kaplan; Paul Dwyer; Peter Rabinovitz; Howard Greenspan; Eric VonHandorf. Spanish Club Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Montesano, learns through filmstrips and dialogues the cus¬ toms of the Spanish-speaking countries. These senores and senoritas have ab¬ sorbed a great deal of Spanish culture through this club. When they graduate, they will be staunch supporters of the O.A.S. against Fidel Castro. “Manana! Manana!” First Row: Joan Nevins, Treasurer; Betsey Kane, President; Joanne Lee, Vice-President; Sandy Newman, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Mrs. Montesano, Advisor; Ellen Shumsker, Recording Secretary; Mark Pearlstein, Financial Secretary; Elaine Malone, Sergeant at Arms. First Row: Angela Zullo; Anita Mullett; Shelley Kraft; Ronna Milamed; Harlene Mazonson; Elaine Zamansky. Second Row: Teri Gustat; Alicia Tumulty, Judy Caplitz; Deborah Waxman; Nancy Birmingham; Judy Arsenault. Third Row: Jeffrey Shuman; Alan Kanter; Billy Moore; Merrill Goldstein; David Finger; Steven Kropilak; Richard Marcotte; Richie Borgatti. 59 GAT ' ' if - ■ nk First Row: Cathy Belmonte; Marla Venooker; Gail Glassberg; Roberta Bial. Second Row: Paula Zajak; David Regan; Toby Kamens; Salvatore Colucciello; Linda Zaksheski. Third Row: Joyce Goldblatt; Judith Caplitz; Jeffrey Botman; David Goldstein; Richard Borgatti; Bruce Robinson; Elaine Malone; Teri Gustat. Fourth Row: Edward Kaplan; Edward P. Martin; David Kornechuk; Merrill Goldstein; John Mendalka. Absent from photo: Eileen Ostler; Sheldon Golder. GAT CLUB The GAT Club is comprised of only those select students who have excelled in mathematics. Mrs. Alice Sandberg super¬ vises these students who recognize the importance of mathe¬ matics in our modern society. The purpose of the GAT Club is to foster an appreciation for mathematics, and if the en¬ thusiasm of its members is any indication, then it is obvious¬ ly succeeding. G 2 XA 2 XT 2 tGXAXT = GAT! Mrs. Alice Sandberg, Advisor 60 National Mathematical Honor Society Math Honor Society This very select group of seniors is ' the cream of Chelsea’s mathematical l talent. Mrs. Sandberg advises these i budding Einsteins. Tomorrow’s engi¬ neers, systems analysts, computer builders, and math professors show their gifts and their love of mathemat¬ ics in all the stimulating activities of | this remarkable organization. Now we shall each have a piece of pi (7T). First Row: Larry Gallant; Toby Kamens; Jeffrey Botman; Linda Steriti. Second Row: Sheldon Golder; Paula Zajac; David Goldstein; Linda Zaksheski, Bruce Robinson. First Row: Paula Lenkiewicz; Jeffrey Botman, Vice-President; Angela DeFelice. Second Row: Toby Kamens, Secretary; Donna Levy, Treasurer; Janet Zimmem, President. Absent from photo: Anthony Albanese; Harlene Mazonson; Eddie Kaplan. Jeffrey Botman; Math Tutor. 61 Honor Society First Row: Paula Lenkiewicz; Jeffrey Botman, Vice-President; Levy, Treasurer; Janet Zimmem, President. Absent from photo: Angela DeFelice. Second Row: Toby Kamens, Secretary; Donna Anthony Albanese; Harlene Mazonson; Edward Kaplan. Honor Society Who ever thought there would be so many “Einsteins,” “Schweitzers,” and “Madame Curies” in C.H.S.? Well, there are, and as a result of this, the Honor Society was formed to publicize these notable individuals. Under the direction of Mr. Henry McKenna, this club is one of the most distinguished organiza¬ tions in our school. Its members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leader¬ ship, character, and service. We feel that the Chelsea High School Honor So¬ ciety will maintain its high level of achievement in the years to come. “An A or a B but never a C” 62 Science Club Science Club A movie on reproduction, a trip to the Science Museum, a Lecture by a well known professor . . . these are only a few of the many activities in which the Science Club, under the c apable direction of Mr. Aaron Kipnes, participates. The meetings which are held twice monthly, offer the members a diversified program in modern trends in the sciences. “Just make sure Mr. Kipnes’s skeleton doesn’t get you.” Mr. Aaron Kipnes, Advisor Larry Gallant; Richard Clarke; David Goldstein; David Komechuk; Roberta Bial; Gail Glassberg Joanne Davis, Corresponding Secretary; Sheldon Golder, Vice-President; Jeffrey Botman, President; Bruce Robinson, Treasurer; Linda Zaksheski, Secretary. 63 Dramatics r First Row: Jackie Kamens; Marjorie Cohen; Mrs. Patricia Belfer, Advisor; Viola Massaro. Second Row: Richard Borgatti; Joseph Zebniak; William Collins; David Kornechuk; Merrill Goldstein; William Moore; Ronald Mastrogiovanni. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club of C.H.S. is under the leader¬ ship of Mrs. Patricia Belfer. The members have had another instructive and satisfying year. They saw some fine plays and had some very exciting meet¬ ings! When the Tony Awards come around this year, there will have to be a special award for the Chelsea High School players. Hair, in 1776, the Man of La Mancha made Pro¬ mises, Promises to The Fiddler on The Roof 64 Debating Club Debating Club Enthusiastic and excited voices assail our ears as we approach Room 121. Yes, this is indeed the Debating Club! Under the supervi¬ sion of Mr. Robert Buckley the Debating Club has tackled many controversial issues. They may not have arrived at permanent conclu¬ sions, but they have had a very profitable and enjoyable year. My worthy opponents . . . Sheila Richards, Vice-President; David Kornechuk, Presi¬ dent; Linda Zaksheski, Treasurer. Robert Buckley, Advi¬ sor. Absent from photo: Valerie Thomas, Secretary. Pep Club Pep Club Where would Chelsea High be without all the faithfull, bubbling, efferves¬ cent young ladies who make up the Pep Club? Under the supervision of Miss Beverly Corwin, the Pep Club at¬ tends and enlivens all the games, and cheers our players on to victory. Victory? . . . V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! VICTORY! Have you got that spirit? Ya, Man! Pep Club First Row Harlene Mazonson, Linda Geer, Wendy Lipsky, Linda Johnson Second Row Karen Sekowski, Vice President of Jr. Class, Patty Ippolito, President, Betsey Kane, Vice President, Ann Gulizia, Treasurer Third Row Joyce Cook, Beverly Karwanski, Elaine Malone, Christine Sekulski, Emily Donnelly. Absent: Patty Train or, Secretary 65 Library Staff Library Christopher Quasarano; David Komechuk; Sheila Richards; Anita Morrison. Absent from photo. Carl Silvia; Jimmy Mugford. Office Aides THE LIBRARY STAFF The library staff, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Marie Kennedy, has helped the students and the teachers to obtain information on many and varied subjects. Chelsea High is grateful for their invalu¬ able assistance. Office Aids First Row: Chris Sekulski; Angela DeFelice; Paula Lenkiewicz; Ursula Strokosz. Second Row: Dottie Klimkiewicz; June Stremsky; Karen Diranian; Chris Szpuk; Betty Barys; Gigi Parks; OFFICE AIDES Linda Kelley. Whether it be of clerical nature or not, these capable girls are always present to carry out their duties as office aides. Add¬ ing to the atmosphere as well as to the efficiency of our administration, these girls are very dependable. 66 Traffic Squad Traffic Squad A school the size of Chelsea High needs a Traffic Squad. Under the supervision of Mr. Gilbert Cherry, the Traffic Squad has been a great help in main¬ taining decorum in the corridors. The squad takes turns in groups of two or three outside the office each period and keeps a smiling but watchful eye on their classmates as they march from one class to another. First Row: Mr. Gilbert Cherry, Advisor; Eric VonHandorf; Anthony Albanese; Stanley Troisi; Salvatore Colucciello. Second Row: Charles Sherman; Frank Konieczny; Joseph Zebniak; Tony Ciaramella; Mark Pearlstein; Edward Kaplan. Absent from photo: Stephen Denning. You’d better watch out for our Traffic Squad, because they’ll be watching out for you. Distributive Education DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Course is the co-operative plan of education. The boys go to school for half-a-day and work the other half. The experience that these boys gain will be extremely beneficial to them when they graduate. sleyi v. If W V . f -r. f V - A mX x f , 4, W J, fflf First Row: John LeClair; Allen Pechner; Lawrence Borden; John Dunn; Victor Nigro. Second Row: Gregory Racki; Richard Follett; Robert McDaniel; Robert Follett; Mr. Arthur McCarthy, Advisor. Absent from photo: Robert Nathan. 67 Senior Council SENIOR COUNCIL Headed by our president, Charles Sherman, the senior council had a successful year in planning the senior class activities. These individuals shouldered the responsibilities of their respective offices and undertook the preparation for our reception, dinner dance, variety show, and grad¬ uation. Together with the efforts of the class advisors, Mr. Vincent Appr- uzzese and Mr. James Barooshian, they have made our last year at CHS a memorable one. First Row: Angela Zullo, Secretary; Barney Nugent, Vice-President; Charlie Sherman, President; Angela De- Felice, Treasurer. Second Row: Gloria Hankins; Patti Fan¬ tasia, Donna Levy; Beverly Karwanski; Joan Nevins. Third Row: Jeffrey Botman; Philip Brodie; Chris Szpuk; John Richards; Joe VonHandorf. 68 Student Advisory STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD The Student Advisory Board, newly formed this year, is a twenty-member board elected by the student body to meet regularly with the Chelsea School Committee on matters concerning the ideas and feelings of the student body. The Advisory Board has no officially delegated powers, but it has the poten¬ tial to initiate much needed change and improvement in the future. First Row: Cathy Belmonte; Holly Cazmay; Janet Zimmem; Second Row: Billy Collins; Billy Moore; Barney Nugent. Absent from Photo: Billy Caputo. Guidance Aides GUIDANCE The Guidance Department, headed by Mr. Eli Richman, is assisted most capably by Mrs. Katherine Berenson, Mr. Joseph Moran, and our new and most welcome addition, Mr. Irving Schwartz. The students seek help, and find it in most of the academic and per¬ sonal problems that they encounter. Also, several very helpful girls act as aides to our counselors in any capacity needed to facilitate their work for the benefit of all our stu¬ dents. Eli Richman Guidance Director First Row: Kathy Amorello; Pheobe Stefanowski; Donna Levy; Patty Fantasia. Second Row: Roberta Bial; Gayle Levine; Mary Lou Silva; Joann Monzione; Beverly Karwanski; Emily Don¬ nelly. Absent from photo: Andrea Finklestein. 70 Everything’s got a moral if only you can find it. And the moral of that is — “Oh, ’tis love, that makes the world go round!” Somebody said that it’s done by everybody minding their own business! Ah well! It means much the same thing. And the moral of that is — “Take care of the sense, and the sounds will take care of them¬ selves.” And the moral of that is — “The more there is of mine, the less there is of yours.” And the moral of that is — “Be what you would seem to be” — or, if you’d like to put it more simply — “Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise. “That’s nothing to what I could say if I chose,” the Duchess replied, in a pleasant tone. 71 o Football Co-Captains: Billy Caputo, Billy Moore, Barney Nugent Anthony Bravaro; Robert Fee; Joseph O’Keefe; Head Coach Chubby Tiro; Mac Singleton; Arnold Goodman; Robert Tiro; Tony Sarno. 74 FOOTBALL This year’s C.H.S. football team played against some of the best teams in Massachusetts. Despite a disappointing win-loss record, Coach Anthony Tiro’s team played superbly with outstanding perfor¬ mances by many individual players. The C.H.S. Co-Captains Barney Nugent, William Moore and Billy Caputo, inspired the team with enthusiasm and determination. Against great odds each week the team went out on the field and played with undying zeal and courage. First Row Ronnie Zaggari, John Gandolfo, Tommy Murphy, Skippy LeBlanc, Biff McCarthy, Jimmy Mugford, Bobby Voltero, Billy Caputo, Barney Nugent, Billy Moore, Eddie Mason, Kenny Sholes, Carl Silvia, Bobby Better, Johnny Schneiderman, Joey Tompkins. Second Row Bobby Levy, Bobby Cronin, Steve Mc¬ Donald, Jimmy Jo Ippolito, Ronald Jordan, Robert Mandracchia, Gerry Capone, David Daviaux, Bobby Martinello, Greg Lee, Franny Grafton, Wally Jones, Mike Novak, Bruse Glazer, John Servideo, Harvey Richards. Third Row Donald Jordan, Paul Ri¬ ley, Richie Gallo, Paul Palermo, Joe VonHandorf, Jeffrey Engber, Paul Spracklin, Bobby Breau, “Hawk” Murray, “Duckie” Nolan, Bobby Gaglione, Joel Elber, Mark Podolsky, Sal LaBella, Robert Engber 75 Hockey 1 % r ' i Ls e,—, ‘ Sr i 03 JHS A 1st Row Co-Captain Jim Arsenault, Captain Steve MacDonald, Co-Captain Kevin Gallant 2nd Row Charlie Sherman, Frank Konieczny, Robert Zalewski, Paul Ebert, Chucky Fothergill, Eric VonHandorf 3rd Row Manager — William Breman, Albie Cald- rone, Paul Monteblano, Frannie Grafton, James O’Brien, Asa Hubner, Richard White, 4th Row Manager Tom Eaves, Coach — James Stafford, Micheal La pore, Robert Melecive, William Mc- Hatton, Kevin McBride, Coach — Paul Kelly. HOCKEY Under the expert coaching of Mr. James Stafford, the 1969-70 Red Devils’ Hockey team was one of the best in recent CHS history. Led by captain, Steve MacDonald, the team has not only made hockey a popular sport in Chel¬ sea High, but has become a formidable oppo¬ nent to all comers as well. 78 I wmm 80 tW0$A mmm wwmm HHifi r - ' 4 1 - ' - , 81 Baseball Front Row: Ronald Zagarri; Mark Glinner; Richard Carbone; Kenneth Fay; Frederick Olivero; Sal LaBelle. Second Row: Coach Bevere; Todd Nectem; Merrill Goldstein; Francis Grafton; Dennis Murray; John Quinn; Richard Taraskiewicz; F. Herlihy, Assistant Coach. The C.H.S. baseball team of 1970 had a great year to look forward to with Co-Captains Richie Carbone and Mark Glenner, and many other great players. Coach Joe Bevere saw to it that the squad possessed a great deal of devotion and determination. These qualities are bound to make for success in the Greater Boston League in the future. 82 83 Basketball The 1969-70 C.H.S. basketball team played admirably throughout the season. Although not a powerhouse, the team made every game a challenge for its opponents. Coach Arnold Goodman, his able assistant Mr. Edward Rosa, and Captain Anthony Ciamellia deserve a lot of credit for inspiring the players to their utmost ability, and for providing this year’s basketball fans with many thrilling moments. Head Coach, Arnold Goodman, and Assistant Coach Edward Rosa Front Row: Paul Dwyer, Edward Mason, Captain, Anthony Murray, Bruce Glazer; Manager, Barry Porter; Coach, Edward Ciaramella, Francis Nugent Back Row: Coach, Arnold Goodman; Rosa Manager, Jeffrey Seigal; Gary Zardas, Richard Halas, Dennis 84 85 W i 7 m l ■ mtm. ' .;1 |J- ' .yfc mSKm iiiMHMHliMB ' 1 ' ' ' ; W B| - ' ■ m %: 7 1 I U • 87 Track The 1970 Chelsea High School track team gave a very good account of themselves. Facing some of the best teams in the state, the trackmen never folded and made a contest out of every meet. Inspired by Co-Captains James Mugford and Robert Levy, under the supervision of coach Bernard Berenson, the team never lost its enthusiasm and determination. Living up to their traditional spirit, the team kept up the high standards of Chelsea High throughout the season. Coaches: Bernard M. Berenson; Anthony Bovaro. Front Row: Richard Marcotte; Jimmy Mugford; Billy Moore; Mastrogiovanni; Michael Fixman; Peter Rabinovitz; Charlie Dennis Sholes; William Levy; Stanley Troisi; Joe Innis. Second Sherman. Row: Harvey Richards; Barney Nugent; Gerald Struckel; Ronnie 88 89 Cross-Country Front Row: Paul Kanter, Ted Siewko, Richard DiPaulo, Joseph Vincent Santilli, John Staples, Michael Lepore, William Brennen, Innes, Richard Carbone, Scott Bial, John Servidio, Robert Leonard Marino, Chris Majewski, Robert Botchie. Pezzutto. Back Row: Coach Bernard Berenson, David Gordon, For the first time in twen¬ ty-seven years, Chelsea High School has had a Cross- Country Team. It did surpris¬ ingly well for a team without previous experience. Led by Captain Joseph Innes under coach Bernard Berenson, the team never lost its spirit or determination. If the 1969-70 team is any indication, then Cross-Country has a bright future at Chelsea High. 91 First Row: Chris Szpuk; Gigi Parks; Debbie Countie; Second Row: Betsy Kane; Joanne Lee; Joan Nevins; Deborah McKay; Karen Williams; Angela Zullo; Elaine Malone Third Row: Judith Capbtz; Elizabeth Barys; Lorraine Harvey; Joan Dunn With their “Rah! Rah! Rah!” and “Zis boom bah!”, the Cheering Squad always stands by the athletes of Chelsea High School. Under the supervi¬ sion of Miss Beverly Corwin, the cheerleaders have inspired the fans and the students at all times in all kinds of weather and all kinds of fortune. 92 1 ■ Si ■ • 1 i; ' A. w 1 if •£ ► it • 1 IV « f ' ' ■ ... r J ' .... a . .. ' ■ ' • ' ■ gy ' ,s ., , - • ' ' , ' ' , v V •••,. .■ - ' fo -■: , . - , ygiV ,...... Girls’ Basketball For the first time in its history Chelsea High School has had a girl’s basketball team. Surprising¬ ly, it was one of the most successful teams of the 1969-70 season. Led by Co-Captains Chris Szpuk, Jo-anne Lee and Joan Nevins, under the able coach¬ ing of Miss Beverly Corwin, the team was a power¬ house in its league. The way these girls played, they could show their male counterparts a thing or two. Captain: Joanne Lee Coach: Beverly Corwin Kneeling: Gloria Hankins, Co-Captain Joan Nevins, Captain Jo-Anne Lee, Co-Captain Christine Szypuk, Gwen Tyre standing: Elaine Begelman, Betty Barys, Anna Drago, Loraine Harvey, Laurie Bradley 94 Majorettes Front Row: Susan Tomaszewski; Nancy Birmingham; Angela Row: Cathy D’Orazio; Anita Mullett; Clare Madigan; Lola DeFelice. Second Row: Rita Dente; Tricia McHatton; Barbara Galatis; Becky Esparza; Carol Pysche. Smith; Melinda DeFelice; Holly Cazmay; Cynthia McGill. Third L The Chelsea High School majorettes are a group of spirited and tal¬ ented baton-twirlers who continually delight sports fans with their skill¬ ful performances. Under the direction of Miss Beverly Corwin, and Dr. Guido Ottavi, this year’s majorettes have practiced hard to deserve the praise they received. 95 Elvira Marie Abate “Elly” September 8 114 Garfield Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Being late Hang-up: Week-ends, sleeping, summer Ambition: To become a private secre¬ tary Joseph Michael Agri “Juba” November 24 40 Woodlawn Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Auto-driving car Hang-up: Sousaphone Music is the spice of life President of C.H.S. Band Ambition: Music Karen Elizabeth Adams April 3 63 Reynolds Ave. College Course Hang-up: Chocolate-covered cherries, sleeping, Glee Club, French Club, Latin Club, Beacon Staff John Joseph Aheam “Jack” September 12 323 Central Academic Pet Peeve: English Hang-up: Chess To each his own Ambition: To go to college Paul A. Akers “Green Acres” July 27 3 Suffolk St. General Pet Peeve: Luck Hang-up: Life savers and coughdrops Ambition: To live forever Anthony P. Albanese “Tony” March 2 27 Pembroke St. Academic Hang-up: Sports Ambition: Go to College 100 Joseph P. Aleo “JP” July 7 39 Crescent Ave. General Hang-up: Marblecake and I “Are you crazy?” Ambition: Remain self-employed Denise Marie Antzak “Polish Cow” April 16 162 Spencer Ave. Academic “Half-wit” Ambition: Psychologist Kathleen Gail Amorello “Kath” August 8 150 Franklin Ave. Business Pet Peeve: “J.C.’s Green Snort” Hang-up: My drums, B-B weekends, The Square Ambition: To go to Hawaii, Music school Marie Elaine Anderberg “Rie” May 9 143 Bellingham Street College Pet Peeve: Memorization, Conceit Hang-up: Tadeo “Crud” Ambition: To continue in art Alan Mark Aronson “Al” October 23 64 Hawthorn Street Academic Pet Peeve: Reading Shakespeare Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Anita Clair Arsenault May 22 132 Franklin Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Toni Hang-up: TOE, “to be happy” Ambition: Marriage 101 Edward Arsenault June 19 91A Clark Ave. General Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To join the Marine Corps John Richard Baggs “Baggie” October 9 86 Blossom Street General Pet Peeve: to join the Navy Hang-up: Girls, “Peach” Ambition: to become an electrician Judith Marie Arsenault “Jude” October 13 Academic Pet Peeve: Work Hang-up: Week-ends “Stop it” I finally made it. Ambition: Graduate Nursing school Roberta Ann Barone April 6 Academic Pet Peeve: “P.C.” Hang-up: A certain someone — Larry! Ambition: A nursing career Elizabeth Ann Barys - “Betty” October 31 102 Washington Ave. Commercial Hang-up: Clothes, Cheering, Dating, Dancing Ambition: to be a fashion designer, Air¬ line Stewardess or a reservationist Normand Patrick Beaudoin “Storman Norman” March 17 General 102 Cathy June Belmonte “Shrimp” June 2 78 Addison St. College Pet Peeve: Deadlines Hang-up: Living Ambition: To be good, be happy, and to be a teacher. Jan Marie Betley “The Betley Girl” May 3 150 Maverick St. General Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning for school. Hang-up: Bobby Ambition: To get married. Debra Berger “Debbie” July 11 119 Highland St. Academic Pet Peeve: “I hate ignorant (sic) peo¬ ple.” Hang-up: Ice skating Ambition: To be a nurse Wayne Robert Bergeron “Berge” March 8 31 Chester Ave. General Ambition: To join the Marines and afterward go into printing. Robert Better “Bobby” January 2 91 Carroll St. General Hang-up: My Ford. 103 Roberta Lee Bial “Robby” February 7 53 Parker St: College Pet Peeve: Homework, gossip, war, snobs Hang-up: Boys, fast cars, dancing, music, vacations, peace Ambition: Secondary Education Teacher Nancy Marie Birmingham “Nance” August 22 125 Essex St. Academic Pet Peeve: “Oral” talks Hang-up: Boys, dances Ambition: To be a teacher. Lawrence Paul Borden “Larry” 70 Garfield Ave. Distributive Ed. Pet Peeve: Being broke Hang-up: My car, Ann “That’s life in the big city.” Ambition: To be successful. Jeffrey Arnold Botman “Jeff” January 6 196 Shurtleff St. Technical Pet Peeve: Time passing Hang-up: Living, waves, safety lines Ambition: To find my “Island”. 104 Diane Anne Bocchetti “Bocce” February 18 56 Library St. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: To stay up all night and sleep all day. “Cutie” Ambition: To see the real world! Carol Ann Bowen “Stretch” February 28 2 Franklin Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Unsociable people Hang-up: Anthony, weekends C.H.S. is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn’t want to live there! Ambition: To be Bobby Orr’s private secretary. Richard Louis Borgatti “Ricky” March 1 331 Washington Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Having my name crossed out on my desk. Hang-up: Girls and Prattville “Dynamite” Ambition: Live a straight life. Marvin Brodie “Butterball” June 26 General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Working on old cars — me¬ chanics. “Get off of my ear” Ambition: Truck driver Sharon Mae Bresgal August 20 55 Fourth St. Business Pet Peeve: Chelsea People Hang-up: Motorcycles, choppers Ambition: Going to California Philip Rosenfield Brodie “Kosher Pickle” January 11 61 Reynolds Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Staying after Hang-up: Watching a certain teacher and his paddle at work. C.H.S. is a great place to go to! Ambition: To be a Rabbi Nancy Marie Brown “Nanc” December 28 227 Chestnut St. Commercial Pet Peeve: Snobby people Hang-up: Bobby “Tell me about it” Sandra Jean Budney “The Big Bud” June 18 67 Essex St. General Pet Peeve: Vets Hang-up: Tommy “Look it up in your Funk and Wag- nels.” Ambition: To get married. Dennis Michael Burns “Bumsey” November 5 60 Garfield Ave. General Pet Peeve: Getting burnt Hang-up: Pineapple Wine C.H.S. wasn’t bad, but I could have done something better for three years. 105 Joseph Butler “Combat King” April 9 59 Blossom Street General Pet Peeve: Cheats, liars, and leeches Hang-up: Bowling, swimming, skiing “Hey Baby! Look what I’ve got for Judith Lynne Caplitz “Jude” May 1 39 Orange Street Academic Pet Peeve: Pointed shoes Hang-up: Glenn “C.H.S., Class of ’70 is the greatest!” Ambition: To become a teacher Marie Concetta Cacciatore “Ricky” February 7 29 Madison Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Going over 40 M.P.H. Hang-up: Jimmy “C.H.S. was fun while it lasted; good thing it didn’t last too long.” William Caputo “P.W.” April 30 68 Pearl Street Academic C.H.S. — A place to meet friends “Draft beer, not boys!” Ambition: To play pro football Richard Lawrence Carbone “Richie” June 10 178 Central Ave. General Pet Peeve: Getting up for school Hang-up: Girls Ambition: Very little Patricia C. Carroll “Tricia” July 7 22 Garland Street General Pet Peeve: Being down Hang-up: Smoking Ambition: Nurse 106 Holly Cazmay January 7 Fitz Terrace Business Pet Peeve: Staying in Hang-up: Majorettes, Crescent Corner Ambition: Nurse Kathleen Rose Cataldo “Kathy” January 14 3 Clinton Court Business Pet Peeve: Work Hang-up: Eddie, Rainy days, food “Good luck to the Sophomores and Juniors” Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Doreen Yvonne Chamberland “Dee-Dee” June 25 1 Clinton Court General Pet Peeve: Stuck up people Hang-up: Boys “C.H.S. is all right, but nothing to scream about.” Ambition: Work as a secretary Edward George Chaput “Eddie” November 17 73 Bloomingdale General “Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you.” Ambition: Printer Anna Cherubim July 24 23 Williams Street Stenographic Pet Peeve: Long speeches “May it stand forever” Ambition: to go on a world tour Anthony Joseph Ciaramella “Tony” March 8 87 Walnut Street Academic Pet Peeve: Prejudiced People Hang-up: Basketball “I am very sorry to leave because it was a stepping stone in my education.” Ambition: Go to college 107 Richard D. Clarke “Rick” October 6 Academic Hang-up: Swimming Science, Audio-visual aids, Gat clubs Ambition: College John Ciepiela “Chippy” November 13 6 Front St. General Pet Peeve: Doreen Hang-up: Food “Cool it” Ambition: To be a carpenter Ralph C. Clark June 10 College Pet Peeve: Chemistry Hang-up: Motorcycles Ambition: To go to college Anthony Cogliano “Tony” December 10 General “You’ll get over it” Ambition: Mechanic Jo-Ann Ciulla “Ray” October 2 17 Pembroke St. Business Pet Peeve: Days that are dead “I don’t know”. Ambition: To marry Tommy Marjorie Cohen “Margie” July 12 238 Wash. Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Censorship Hang-up: Music Ambition: To be in a Broadway play. 108 Patricia Marie Cole “Patsy” August 2 230 Central Ave. General Pet Peeve: Bucket seats Hang-up: Butchie, Chevelle Super Sports, music, car racing Ambition: Marriage Pauline M. Comeau July 6 4 Clinton Court General Pet Peeve: Winter Hang-up: Stephen Ambition: To be a nurse William Joseph Collins “Tom Collins” March 23 142 Spencer Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: The Punch Bowl “All’s fair in love and war.” God helps those who helps themselves, so start grabbing. Ambition: To be a shiek Salvatore Colucciello “Sal” darch 14 9 Pembroke St. Academic lang-up: Drafting Vmbition: Engineer and machine oper- itor Shelia Dianne Condon “Popcorn” December 28 236 Central Ave. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Lenny A wonderful feeling “That’s tuff’ Ambition: To get married. Joyce Marie Cook “Chink” December 24 93 Pearl St. General Hang-up: Friday nights School was good, but it’s better leav¬ ing. “There’s a time and place for every¬ thing.” Ambition: Get married 109 Jo-Anne Davis May 29 59 Garfield Ave. College Pet Peeve: Tests Hang-up: Decisions “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Ambition: To graduate from college Robert Joseph Corea “Bobby” August 30 77 Garland Street General Pet Peeve: Bert Hang-up: Cars, Girls C.H.S. — It could be worse, but it could be a lot better. Ambition: To be happy and to see the world Deborah May Crosby “Crackerjacks” May 18 123 Grove Street General Hang-up: Berky’s, Danny, and fun “Lots of luck.” Ambition: To work in an office some¬ day Angela Joanne DeFelice “Ange” December 18 1 Lafayette Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Nosy people, Gossipers Hang-up: “Mouchie” “Whatever turns you on” Ambition: Medical Secretary 110 Debera Ann Countie “Debbie” July 28 129 Grove Street Stenographic Hang-up: Kevin “Get out!” Ambition: To get married to a certain young man and have a dozen kids. Stephen Michael Denning “Steve” May 5 151 Shawmut Street Academic Pet Peeve: Homework, Getting up in the mornng Hang-up: My car, JOANN “Decent” Ambition: To be successful and have a good life Barbara Ann DiPoli “Candy” March 29 14 Hooper St. Business Pet Peeve: Conceited people Hang-up: Boys, music “Live life to its fullest” Ambition: To get married Karen Susan Diranian July 4 269 Washington Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Conceited people Hang-up: Anthony “What’s wrong?” Live and be happy Lawrence Joseph Domenichello “Lariy” April 19 37 Columbus St. Academic Pet Peeve: Teachers Hang-up: Denise “Dynamite rock on” Don’t get a haircut Ambition: To be rich and have fun Kathleen Rita Donahue “Peanut” October 15 173 Walnut St. General Hang-up: Fast cars “Unreal” People should mind their own business Ambition: Office work Donald William Dion “Dynamite” September 1 Academic Pet Peeve: Getting haircuts Hang-up: Maryrose “Give peace a chance” Ambition: To find the secret of life Lucy DiSalvo “Slicy” April 1 164 Spencer Ave. Pet Peeve: Steak “What a down” To live each day to see the next Ambition: To get married and have children 111 Irene D. Dudley “Reen” January 8 690 Broadway General Pet Peeve: Cold days Hang-up: Peter “Take off!” Ambition: To open a day nursery Emily Marie Do nnelly “Aunty Em” February 7 163 Bellingham- Business Pet Peeve: Dieting Life is “dynamite, up-tight, and out of sight.” Ambition: Legal Secretary Charles Wilfred Dudley “Willy” Novenber 24 690 Broadway Business Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: Sports “You fool.” Ambition: To go to Alaska Joan Marie Dunn “Dunn” February 11 59 Garland Business Pet Peeve: “The leaky white tornado.” Hang-up: Frank “Here we go again!” Ambition: To be Mrs. Batchelor Catherine Marie D’Orazio “Cathy” September 28 65 Exeter St. Business Pet Peeve: Maine Hang-up: Jackie “Keep the faith.” Get the most you can out of life. Ambition: To be an accountant. John Stephen Dunn “Dunn” May 1 61 Crescent Ave. Distributive Ed Pet Peeve: Work Hang-up: Mary “Dynamite” Ambition: Start business 112 Linda Marie Duval April 15 25 Saipan Rd. General Pet Peeve: Getting up for school Hang-up: Marriage “Keep the faith” Life will be good as long as you are Ambition: Office work Paul Joseph Dwyer December 7 116 Franklin Ave. College Pet Peeve: “Bert” Hang-up: Football Ambition: College Paul Francis Ebert “Fox” November 27 19 Louis St. General Hang-up: Girls Ambition: Have an easy life Rebecca Esparza “Becky” September 13 103 Congress Ave. General Pet Peeve: Conceited persons Hang-up: Flowers “Next question” Ambition: Typist Patricia Marie Fantasia “Patty” April 14 22 Pembroke St. Business Pet Peeve: Slow cars Hang-up: Fast cars “Hey, Joe.” Whatever you do, you’ll always be rewarded. Ambition: Legal secretary 113 Kenneth Paul Fay “Ken” July 26 59 Burma Rd. Academic Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: Sports “Just wait until next year” Ambition: Graduate David Joseph Finger “Dave” May 9 52 County Rd. College Hang-up: Poker Ambition: Get elected to the School Committee Michael Bruce Fixman “Fix” July 27 44 Fremont Ave. College Pet Peeve: Teachers Hang-up: Gambling Ambition: Have a ball Andrea Joy Finklestein “Andy” May 10 61 Central Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Barbara Hang-up: Boys Ambition: Secretary Richard Roy Follett “Richie” August 16 8 Tudor St. Distributive Ed. Pet Peeve: The draft Robert Lee Follett “Bob” 8 Tudor St. Distributive Ed. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Hang-up: Working on cars Marjorie Ann Forbes “Blinky” November 4 48 Chester Ave. Business “Ain’t dat cute”. Ambition: Secretary 114 Sheldon Philip Golder June 4 107 Bellingham St. College Pet Peeve: People who want my home¬ work “I came, I saw I conquered.” Ambition: Electrical Engineer Howard Lee Greenspan “Howie” June 2 62 Garland St. College Ambition: Lawyer David Joseph Goldstein “Dave” September 1 166 Washington Ave. Technical Pet Peeve: Waking up before the alarm clock Hang-up: Cameras Ambition: To become an architect Harvey Joel Gordon “Harv” May 12 58 Watts St. Academic Hang-up: Watching chicks; enjoy lis¬ tening to records Ambition: To be a successful business¬ man Joyce Ruth Goldblatt “Joycee” January 28 66 Franklin Ave. College Pet Peeve: A dress code Hang-up: People Ambition: To go to college and to get married Merrill Jason Goldstein March 13 45 Cook Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Ireland’s only Hang-up: Chick Ambition: To be what I become 117 Teri Mae Gustat October 8 112 Clark Ave. College Pet Peeve: End of summer Hang-up: Band stand — Revere Beach, Dixie cups, Bandit Ambition: Artist Ann Marie Gulizia “Annie” September 27 108 Sagamore Business Hang-up: Clothes, people, and week¬ ends “To enjoy life” Leaving the best years of my life. Ambition: A dress maker or a ticket reservationist Charles Michael Halpiri “Charlie” May 16 453 Washington Ave. General Pet Peeve: Strings on the C.H.S. Curtains Hang-up: Listening to people Ambition: Architect Robin Lois Handorff “Rob” December 25 102 Grove St. General Pet Peeve: A certain teacher Hang-up: Art, meeting new people Ambition: To become an interior decorator Gloria Jean Hankins “Jean” October 12 140 Walnut St. General Hang-up: Soul music, dancing, pies, being groovy “Keep the faith” Ambition: Professional singer 118 Judith Elinore Houston “Little one, Moonbeam” May 24 107 Congress Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Phonies Hang-up: Phil Ambition: To be Something Special and Important for my man. Joseph John Innes “Jay” January 4 88 Watts St. Academic Pet Peeve: Can’t drive the family car when I want to. Hang-up: THE FAIRER SEX Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Linda Karen Hudson “Smiley” January 22 General Course Pet Peeve: School Work Hang-up: Stan, Jimmi Hendrix, The color “purple”, ice-skating. “Hi Creep! Layoff.” Ambition: To be a good typist. Jo-Anne Marie Iantosca “Jo” May 14 9 John St. Business Pet Peeve: When your boyfriend looks at a nice girl. Hang-up: Lying on a beach at about 98 degrees. Ambition: Tc be an Airline Stewardess. Patricia Marie Ippolito “Ippy-Lila” June 18 598 Washington Ave. Business Pet Peeve: The word “Gullible” Hang-up: Music, Weekends, Football, PEOPLE. “Make love, not war.” Ambition: To become a bookkeeper. Pep Club President. Diane Juba Jackson June 25 Business Pet Peeve: When your boyfriend is with you but acts bke he isn’t. Hang-up: George Ambition: To get married. 119 Jaqueline Jagielski “Jackie” October 17 Business Pet Peeve: Getting old, false teeth, canes. Hang-up: Billy Ambition: Bookkeeper Leon I. Jones, Jr. “June Bug” July 9 50 Tudor Street General Pet Peeve: Big Cities “Well let me tell ya.” Ambition: Being a success in anything Linda M. Johnson October 28 Commercial Pet Peeve: Conceited people Hang-up: Boys “It was a hard struggle, but I made it!” “Keep the faith” Ambition: Reservationist. Ronald Michael Jordon “Ronnie” October 16 77 Division St General Pet Peeve: Dancing Hang-up: Wine, Women, and song. Ambition: Join the Air Force. Jacqulyn Sue Kamens “Jacquie” July 31 66 Franklin Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Boring books. “So what else is new?” Ambition: To be a nurse. Toby Jill Kamens October 31 135 Washington Ave College Pet Peeve: Insincere people Hang-up: Listening to records and dancing. Glee Club, President of the G.A.T Club, Co-editor of the “Beaconette.” 120 Alan Richard Ranter May 5 Academic “Decent; AMF” Read the book “Who Greased the Gra¬ pevine” by F. M. Falling Ambition: To attend AFC Elizabeth H. Kane “Betsey” April 24 50 Eleanor St. Academic Pet Peeve: Being teased Hang-up: “65” “What am I gonna do?” Relax and take life day by day. Ambition: To be happy Edward Sherman Kaplan “Kappy” December 19 18 Tudor St. College Pet Peeve: School “Decent! Bologna!” The high-and-mighty football team C.H.S. — Never knew the man Ambition: To be a millionaire Mark Paul Kaplan “Mark” December 28 General “Did somone run over your face with a mack truck?” Beverly Ann Karwanski “BB” April 15 63 Central Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Ignorant people, liver Hang-up: Danish cheese cake “Get out” Ambition: To be a legal secretary Veronica Gail Kasiecki “Ronnie” December 29 35 Warren Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Stubborn people Hang-up: “Marco” Ambition: Registered nurse 121 Thomas Kiley “Tom” July 15 37 Parker St. General Pet Peeve: An empty refrigerator. Hang-up: Aggravating people, pool, girls, food Ambition: To be a cop Linda Marie Kelley October 31 25 Medford St. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Being bored or depressed Hang-up: Donald, Hockey games, wat¬ er skiing, week-ends Ambition: Do secretarial work Steven Mark Keough “Steve” January 11 266 Maple St. Academic Pet Peeve: Lack of Money Hang-up: Work “There are two sides to every piece of paper” Ambition: Money Howard M. Kirshon “H.M. College Pet Peeve: Homework “Who cares?” Don Rickies, 1965 Ambition: Very little Dorothy Janet Klimkiewicz “Dottie” November 11 28 Beacon St. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Plastic people Hang-up: Music, clothes, drawings, “S-G?” John Joseph Keohane, Jr. “Keohane” March 15 23 Lash St. Academic Pet Peeve: Homework, book reports Hang-up: Talking about anything on politics “Piece of What?” Ambition: Teaching Business Adminis¬ tration. 122 Diane Lee Koepke “Cupcake” August 21 151 Hawthorne St. Business Pet Peeve: New teachers. Hang-up: Boys, cars. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Carol Anne Kosuk “Kosher Baby” January 24 General Pet Peeve: Work Hang-up: BABE Shelly Iris Kraft “Shell” July 23 32 Watts St. Academic “To be, or not to be.” Ambition: To work at a job I like. Frank Konieczny “Frank” October 29 61 Jefferson Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Having to cook and wash dishes for myself. Hang-up: Girls, Skiing, hockey. “Help stamp out summer” Ambition: To be an accountant. David Kornechuk “Dave” November 10 63 Blossom St. Academic Pet Peeve: Two minute lunch periods. Hang-up: C.H.S. band; they can hang it up! “Is Mr. O’Brien here today?” Ambition: College; possibly teaching. Stephen Joseph Kropilak “Tata” Februaiy 28 287 Washington Ave. Academic Hang-up: Ice skating, swimming, camping, photography. “Peace” Ambition: To be a success. 123 Jadwiga Leokaclia Kur December 9 11 Willow St. Commercial Hang-up: Travel “It’s been a great experience, but I’m glad to move along” Christina Lavorati “Chris” November 11 135 Blommingdale Commercial Pet Peeve: Life Hang-up: Keeping on the “Go” Ambition: Fashion designing Richard Lawrence Lasota “Ricky” September 5 97 Bellingham Academic Hang-up: The female sex, music, water skiing, working money. “She’ll get it in the end.” Ambition: International playboy. Harold Francis LeBlanc “Hal” September 11 129 Maverick General “Woof’ Ambition: To travel Joseph F. LeBlanc “Skippy” June 7 129 Maverick Business Pet Peeve: Wars. Hang-up: Cars — Females — Sports Ambition: To be in business. John Peter LeClair “Jackie” February 19 Distributive Ed. Pet Peeve: Future Mo ther-in-law. Hang-up: Cathy “They’ll never win a football game.” “What is good for thee, is Me.” 124 Donna Marie Levy September 29 318 Revere Beach Pkwy. Stenographic Hang-up: CHARLIE, Clothes Student Council, Honor Society, Bea¬ con Staff, Guidance Office Aid, Ballot Commission Ambition: Executive Secretary- Joanne Dorothea Lee “Jo” July 13 10 Walnut St. Academic Pet Peeve: Dislike for prejudiced people Hang-up: Richie, cheering “It’s your thing” Ambition: To go to college and be a teacher Steven James Lee “Stevie” April 16 3 Mill Court General Pet Peeve: K.K.K. Teachers who ask too many questions Hang-up: Half-shy girls, quiet girls, (never get married) Ambition: Break away Gayle Levine May 25 140 Essex St. Commercial Pet Peeve: Norwood Arena, conceited people Hang-up: Mark, Drive-ins, double dat¬ ing “Life is what you make it” Ambition: Legal secretary Patricia Theresa LeClair “Pat” March 17 872 Broadway Business Pet Peeve: School Hang-Up: Skip Ambition: Secretary Paula Marie Lenkiewicz “Slinky” December 8 34 Pembroke St. Stenographic Pet Peeve: False friends, phony people Hang-up: JOHNNY Ambition: live to be “100” 125 Edna Leona Lipinski “Big Ed” November 26 172 Spencer Ave. General Pet Peeve: Square males Hang-up: Fast cars “Is that right!” Ambition: To make Mike permanent Robert James Levy, Jr. “Beamish” June 17 91 Burma Rd. Academic Hang-up: Sports Ambition: To coach William Patrick Lewis “Vanderbilt” August 17 28 Shawmut St. General Hang-up: Cars — football — WRKO Ambition: Oceanographer Christine M. Libby December 20 28 Spencer Ave. General Pet Peeve: New Shoes Hang-up: Drag racing, boys, money “Peace” Ambition: Nurse Wendy Sue Lipsky “Windy” May 6 103 Cottage st. Academic Pet Peeve: Dirty hair Hang-up: Spending money on clothes — talking on the phone Ambition: To grow taller Russell Darroll Losh “Russ” June 24 80 Fremont Ave. General Pet Peeve: Feeling down Hang-up: Nasco “Glad to get out” Ambition: Make a lot of money 126 Richard Marcotte “Buzz” May 10 68 Clark Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Guitar playing “Join the Peace Corps” Ambition: To be successful Diane Jane Mahony “DiDi” June 9 79 Burma Rd. Business Pet Peeve: Being told what to do by my little sister and doing it Ambition: To get married and have a dozen kids Elaine Gail Malone “Chicky” January 29 36 Pine St. Academic Pet Peeve: Homework, rain Hang-up: DICKIE, Vets, Nahant “How much Ambition: Math teacher Stephen John MacDonald “Steve” February 8 143 Orange St. Academic Pet Peeve: School system Hang-up: Iron Butterfly Robert Mandracchia “Moose” January 21 466 Washington Ave. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Eating “Give me food” Ambition: Working Edward J. Martin “Eddie” February 23 149 Grove St. Academic Pet Peeve: Lunch at C.H.S. Hang-up: Sleeping “Ain’t no way” Ambition: To be happy 127 Edward P. Martin April 29 2 Laurel St. Academic Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: Stock broker Edward A. Mason “Eddie” October 26 76 Highland St. General Pet Peeve: You’re nagging me Hang-up: Sports Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Ronald Mastrogiovanni “Mastro” September 26 68 Englewood Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: English Class Hang-up: School “That’s the way the Yo-Yo goes” Ambition: Get married Harlene Risa Mazonson “Harry” November 8 107 Chester Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Having my name pro¬ nounced wrong Hang-up: Boys, Sports, talking on the phone Ambition: Elementary teacher Walter R. Maslowski “DeeDee” August 20 2 68 Revere Beach Pkwy General Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: scuba diving “Groovy” Ambition: Uceanographer T John Joseph McBride “Ultra” December 19 92 Sagamore Ave. General Ambition: To be a good mechanic 128 Leo Patrick McCarthy “Biff’ August 8 41 Arlington Street General Pet Peeve: Politicians and War Hang-up: Doing things and Easy Rider “Decent” Ambition: School Patricia Elizabeth McCauley “Pats” September 6 25 Medford Street General Pet Peeve: War Hang-up: Paul Ambition: To be Mrs. Paul Dovich James Richard Melesciuc “Jimmy” May 29 165 Fourth Street General Pet Peeve: Waking up in the morning Hang-up: Records July John Mendalka 28 1 35 Prescott Ave. Academic Francis McCann “Tom” September 24 6 Eldridge PL General Pet Peeve: School “Don’t worry about it?” Ambition: Be a state trooper. Diane Linda McEachem January 31 General 129 Most Popular — Best Personality Gigi Parks Best Looking Angela DeFelice Anita Marie Morrison “Sam” April 9 925 Broadway General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Green Grass and Orpheus Ambition: VISTA Joann Monzione July 3 973 Broadway Stenographic Pet Peeve: Sunday nights Ambition: To be a medical secretary and have a happy life Hang-up: STEVE, weekends Lynda Ann Morani “Lynn” August 12 172 Central Ave. General Pet Peeve: Chocolate Hang-up: Hacking, Alan Ambition: Hairdresser William Clarence Moore “Mary” December 14 57 Reynolds Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Losing a race Hang-up: D. K. and Road Runners Ambition: Have the fastest car in the world Ethan LeRoy Morrison, Jr. “Roy the Boy” February 26 925 Broadway General Pet Peeve: Teachers Hang-up: Love Ambition: Carpenter James Michael Mugford “Mugga” August 12 96 Suffolk St. Academic Pet Peeve: Catching passes Hang-up: Sports, girls Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher 132 Bruce James Murphy “Murf” March 13 43 Columbus St. College Pet Peeve: Walking up stairs. Hang-up: Pong-gai-noon. Ambition: Engineer. Thomas Basal Murphy “Moopy” January 19 26 Chester Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Chelsea High CO-CAPTS. Ambition: To travel in a volkswagon. Joan Marie Nevins “Joanie” October 4 198 Shurtleff St. College Pet Peeve: Prejudiced People, home¬ work. Hang-up: Cheering, Boston Celtics, Sam Jones, Basketball, music, meeting people. 133 Beverly Ann Newman “Bev” February 25 104 Cottage St. General Hang-up: Clothes and records. Ambition: To travel. Anita R. Mullet “Anita” December 21 4 High Street Academic Hang-up: ABC Robert H. Nathan November 18 134 Congress Ave. Distributive-Ed. Pet Peeve: C.H.S. Hang-up: Girls “I do believe in miracles.” President of Chelsea Clovers, A.Z.A. 443, Term I, “69” Francis William Nugent “Barney” April 27 20 Caiy Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Damp jocks Hang-up: GiGi, Green Bay Packers, football, girls Ambition: Football coach Ronald James Newman “Ronnie” December 31 198 Poplar St. General Hang-up: Girls Ambition: Go on to school Victor John Nigro January 8 50 Cherry St. Distributive Ed. “I think of life as a mystery to which no one will discover the answer” Ambition: To be a famous drummer Charles T. O’Neill “Charlie” June 25 149 Hawthorne St. Business Pet Peeve: School on nice days; not going to see a movie rated X Ambition: To be a playboy Sandra Newman “Nu” January 30 52 Grove St. Academic Pet Peeve: Hastling Hang-up: Little tomatoes, fudgicles Ambition: College and traveling (anywhere) Frederick Joseph Olivero “Willie” March 8 125 Francis St. General Pet Peeve: Homework, bag lunches Hang-up: Sports, girls, singing Ambition: To fulfill my military duties 134 Eileen Mary Ostler June 11 36 Murray Street College Hang-up: Leprechauns, Molly Gobbles, Dill pickles “Laugh and the world laughs with you, grump and you grump alone.” Ambition: R.N. Georgina Katherine Parks “Gigi” December 9 56 Watts Street Stenographic Pet Peeve: Discrimination, defeat. Hang-up: BARNEY, Cheering, Balti¬ more Colts. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Mark Alan Pearlstein “Pearl” January 27 42 Clark Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Waking up early for school. Hang-up: Sports, girls, George Street. Ambition: Get ahead in life. Paul Joseph Palermo “Kinkus” October 27 8 Elizabeth Rd. College Pet Peeve: School lunches Hang-up: Corvettes, sports “Decent” Ambition: Engineer Judy Gayle Park “Midget” October 29 44 Ellsworth St. Business Pet Peeve: Dress code Hang-up: Clothes, art, flowers, Or¬ pheus. Ambition: Fashion retailing Allen Pechner March 5 109 Washington Ave. Distributive-Ed. Pet Peeve: Raimond Silver Hang-up: Money, girls. 135 Stephen James Perisie August 12 Business Pet Peeve: Teachers. Hang-up: Girls. Ambition: Mercenary for the Italian Army. June Betty Podlesny “Jennifer” April 13 428 Washington Ave. Stenographic Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: People Ambition: Secretary or clothes desig¬ ner. Kevin Michael Piotrowski “Big Kev” May 12 129 Springvale Ave. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Everett, bikes. Ambition: To make money. Peter Rabinovitz “Rabi” 14 54 Clark Ave. College Pet Peeve: Phony People Hang-up: C.H.S. football games, Diane. Ambition: Teacher. Gregory Racki November 17 125 Ash St. Distributive-Ed. Frederick J. Poulus “Greek” September 8 129 Grove St. Academic Pet Peeve: Close minded people. Ambition: To start a comune up in Vermont and call it “Fred the Greek’s Love Colony.” 136 David Francis Regan “Regan” March 27 Academic Pet Peeve: Compositions and Book reports Hang-up: Girls, what else? Ambition: Engineering Sheila Richards “She” June 20 63 Winnisimmet St. Academic Pet Peeve: Wars, math, pests, preju¬ diced people Hang-up: Dancing, sewing, and just having fun Ambition: To be a good Physical Ther¬ apist Harvey Joseph Richard “Wimpy” 723 Broadway General Pet Peeve: Getting up for school on Monday Hang-up: Drinking on Friday night Ambition: To marry Arlene John Edward Richards “Richie” July 1 46 Addison St. General Pet Peeve: Leaving girl friend at night. Hang-up: Girls Ambition: Electrician Bruce George Robinson Technical Pet Peeve: Narrow Minded People Hang-up: Women, Bob Dylan, kites, Charles River Ambition: Civil Engineer 137 Dennis R. Robitaille November 26 123 Summit Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Trying to do all of Mr. O’Brien’s assignments before 2:00 a.m. Hang-up: Beer Ambition: Go to college after the ser¬ vice George Michael Sakovich “Gigi” January 10 141 Bloomingdale St. General Clement Vincent Schettino “Rookie” January 15 General Pet Peeve: N.M. Hang-up: Smoking, girls, Beatles, Cream. Ambition: To make a lot of bread. Henry James Rosati May 10 65 Garland St. Academic Pet Peeve: School, Cops. “Freak Outs” Ambition: None Diane Marie Russo “Little Roose” December 26 33 Guam Road General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: ROY, LOVE Ambition: To travel Janet F. Rossetti April 8 47 Bloomingdale St. Business Pet Peeve: Liars Hang-up: CHARLIE Ambition: To be a leader. John Francis Schneiderman “Rat” September 10 187 Washington Ave. General Pet Peeve: Sophomore Girls. Hang-up: Girls with long hair. Ambition: Playboy. 138 Christine Anna Sekulski “Chris” June 27 61 Hawthorne Street Stenographic Pet Peeve: Onions, Monday mornings Chinese food Hang-up: Ice cream, cashews horses Ambition: Medical secretary Janis Beth Segal “Birdie” December 13 51 Watts Street College Pet Peeve: Wavy bangs Hang-up: “The Temptations” telling supposedly “funny” stories, Gorillas Ambition: Elementary school teacher or physical therapist Charles S. Sherman “Charlie” December 28 106 Shawmut Street General Pet Peeve: Don’t dig food in cafeteria Hang-up: Sports, detention, Bruins Kenneth Sholes “Kippy” August 16 9 Crescent Ave. General Pet Peeve: Carl Silvia’s guitar playing Hang-up: Cars, football “Beat it.” Ambition: to be a cop Jeffrey L. Shuman “Bagel, AJ” May 27 104 Chester Ave. College Pet Peeve: Rules and regulations Hang-up: Sports, girls “A.M.F.” Ambition: To go to college Ellen Abby Shumsker “Ellen” September 5 86 Eleanor St. Academic Pet Peeve: Split ends; snobbish people Hang-up: Boys, dancing, art Ambition: Elementary teacher 139 Wayne Robert Simmonelli “Jew” February 5 72 Bloomingdale St. General Pet Peeve: Paying speeding tickets, chaperones Hang-up: Girls, cars, sports and music. “I didn’t do it.” Ambition: To be a success. Dennis Sobolewski “Den” April 30 112 Chesnut St. Academic Pet Peeve: Lack of communication. Hang-up: Music Ambition: Find security in life. Joyce Sharon Shumsker “Ben” August 3 86 Eleanor St. General Hang-up: BILLY “Say Fella!” Ambition: To marry Billy and get a good paying job. Carl Silvia “Crisco” June 30 787 Broadway Academic Hang-up: Girls, my guitar, and C.Y.O. Ambition: To be LOVED by everyone. Mary Louise Silva “Maezie” May 12 16 Hooper St. Business Pet Peeve: People who steal. Hang-up: Dancing, collecting favorite records. Ambition: Secretary. Carol Ann Silvia June 30 787 Broadway Business Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: “KIPPY” Ambition: Seamstress, Housewife and mother. 140 Debra Ann Sparenberg “Little Debbie” September 9 89 Congress Ave. General Pet Peeve: School, work, Mondays, Hang-up: GARY Ambition: To get Married. Robert Charles Stone “Stoney” May 5 216 Central Ave. General Pet Peeve: Having 8 cents going thru a 15 cents toll booth. Hang-up: MICKEY Ambition: To crash and destroy a col¬ lege party. Karen Marie Speranza “Miss Yum Yum” December 9 38 Williams St. Business Pet Peeve: Ignorant people. Hang-up: Eating, horseback riding Ambition: Secretary mother of six children. Phoeobe Francis Stefa no wski “Pretzel Legs” July 24 11 John St. Business Pet Peeve: Certain teacher Hang-up: “Boys” and art “Make love, not war.” Ambition: Hairdresser. June Elaine Stremsky “August Junie” July 13 56 Cook Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning. Hang-up: Doing homework while watching t.v. Ambition: To travel to other countries. Denise Marie Strob “Dimp Dee” July 14 44 Hancock St. Commercial Pet Peeve: People who make life unliv- able R.A.T. Hang-up: GREG hockey “Mission Impossible” Ambition: To travel and marry Greg. 141 Ursula Joan Strokosz “Urs, Ursia” April 7 122 Bellingham St. College Pet Peeve: Doing things I don’t like. Hang-up: Reading, plays and good music. Ambition: To be independent Gerald Edwind Struckel “Jerry” June 3 208 Clark Ave. General Pet Peeve: Ugly legs in short skirts Hang-up: Football, girls, indoor sports. Ambition: To live a happy life. Barbara Ann Struckel September 16 Business Pet Peeve: Liars “Glad to be leaving.” Ambition: Secretary Karen Jane Sudanowicz “Karen” August 15 130 Third St. General Pet Peeve: People who aren’t them¬ selves. Hang-up: People who don’t know what they want. Ambition: WAVE and a wife June 4 Barbara Sudman “Barbara” Business Pet Peeve: Two faced people Hang-up: FRANKIE; Judy Garland; bikes Ambition: Singer Michael Paul Sutnick “Mike” March 6 21 County Road Academic Pet Peeve: People that talk too much. Hang-up: Playing music Ambition: To make the world a better place to live in. 142 Clair David Swett “Snuffy” July 27 25 Marlborough St. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Girls Ambition: To do as little as possible and survive Joseph Anthony Swankowski “The Fly” July 14 61 Broadway General Pet Peeve: Ignorant People Hang-up: Playing hockey + eating Ambition: To marry Pattie Christine Szpuk “Chris” November 11 63 Chestnut Street Stenographic Pet Peeve: Tests + Homework Hang-up: Boys, Cheering Squad, co-captain, Beach, Sports, Music Ambition: Computer programmer Adam T. Szwarc May 6 96 Essex Street Academic Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: Cars “Blood, Sweat, and Tears.” Ambition. To find Eve Annette S. Tarmy Fish — Netsie — Anatomy February 6 74 Garland Street Stenographic Pet Peeve: Prudish Boys Hang-up: Try a little tenderness “When? Wow! Hubba.” Ambition: Continue school + graduate at the right time Jean Antoinette Tatorouns “Toni” January 3 33 Guam Road Business Pet Peeve: 276-21E Hang-up: Watching people, being my¬ self Ambition: Travel, Interior decorator. 143 Susan Paula Tomaszewski “Sue” September 3 191 Central Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Dishes Hang-up: Talking to Timmy Ambition: Secretary Anthony Testa “Toe” January 1 93 Burma Road General Pet Peeve: Toni Hang-up: ANITA “Oh, yes, it can happen here.” Ambition: To make money Richard A. Thompson “Lime-Ricky” August 12 89 Orange Street Commercial Pet Peeve: Grouchy old-fashioned teachers Hang-up: Chinese Food, Bowling, Xmas presents Ambition: To make money or marry a rich girl Patricia Ann Trainor “Train” February 10 63 Carroll Street Academic Hang-up: Talking, sewing “That’s life” Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Valerie Jean Thomas March 24 113 Fourth Street Academic Pet Peeve: “City” Hang-up: Boys and Hobbies Ambition: To be a nurse Stanley Mark Troisi “Stush” April 24 109 Congress Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Good, honest, hard work Hang-up: Football cards, Cadillacs, Girls, Shot-puts “Truly a unique experience.” Ambition: To be a success 144 Patrick Harold Troville “Pat” September 20 5 Webster Ave. Commercial Pet Peeve: Being called Patrick Hang-up: Sports “Eat, drink, and be merry” Ambition: Undecided Linda Ann Trotzky December 23 39Vi Division St. General Pet Peeve: Homework “Oh Brother” Ambition: To be a registered nurse Arthur Windsor Ultsch “Art” November 2 133 Bloomingdale St General Hang-up: Girls Ambition: To be an entertainer Alicia Tumulty “Melish” November 10 Academic Pet Peeve: Rules and J.L.C. Hang-up: JOHN, JOHN, JOHN, “When? Now” Ambition: To get married Marla Paulette Venooker “Marlin” August 8 126 Cottage St. College Pet Peeve: Studying, homework, or anything which takes more than one hour. Hang-up: Talking on the phone Ambition: To be a home economist. Toni Ann Venzlowsky “T.R.” September 21 62 Shawmut St. Business Hang-up: Turk’s, notes, square, B.L. “Well, watch out. Decent. Ragga” Ambition: Work Barbara Ann Vickers “Barb” June 21 26 Shurtleff St. Stenographic Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people “Forget it” Ambition: Further my education Eric Paul VonHandorf “Doc Vanderhoff” December 4 96 Franklin Ave. College Pet Peeve: Carrying books Hang-up: Getting up for College Boards “If you don’t know how to make box springs, you’ll never be successful” Robert Charles Voltero “Chico” April 13 42 Maverick St. Business Pet Peeve: Losing football games Hang-up: RANEY “Back off, Jack” Ambition: Physical Ed. teacher Joseph Edward VonHandorf “Joe” February 11 74 Sagamore Ave. Academic Pep Peeve: Shaving, pimples Hang-up: Prattville “Be happy” Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Harvey Bruce Walk “H” January 7 College Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: Basketball Ambition: To go to college and be a success. 146 Debra Carin Waxman “Debbie” February 8 122 Cottage St. College Hang-up: Talking “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” Ambition: Go to Salem State, become a teacher Mary Louise Weddleton June 27 99 Blossom St. Business Hang-up: Understanding people of all¬ types “Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you” Ambition: Airline Stewardess Nancy Marie Whalen “Nanc” June 1 12 Cheever St. Business Pet Peeve: Bugs and dogs Hang-up: John and Martha’s Vineyard “Live for today” Ambition: Legal Secretary Marian Frances Williamson “Raney” March 21 7 Jones Ave. Business Pet Peeve: Waking up for school at 6:30 in the morning Hang-up: BOBBY “Forget it Charlie” Ambition: Dental Assistant Jane Marie Wojer “Janie” November 10 7 Chester Ave. Business Pet Peeve: I don’t like the hours of school Hang-up: Boston Tea Party “Cool it” Ambition: To become a secretary Stephen Joseph Woodland “Woody” March 19 132 Shawmut St. College Pet Peeve: To be broke on a weekend Hang-up: Playing pool “Man does not live by bread alone” Ambition: Criminal Justice Joseph Michael Zaborowski “JoJo” May 17 Academic Pet Peeve: Waking up at 6:00 for school. Hang-up: The Cape “Dynamite” Ambition: Professional driver and Oceanographer Linda Susan Zaksheski “Merricat” Ma y 12 86 Franklin Ave. Technical Pet Peeve: Insincerity and hypocrisy Hang-up: Life, I love it. “If they give you ruled paper, write the other way.” Paula Valerie Zajac “Bruce” August 20 H3 Beacon St. College Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Life “When in doubt, do nothing” Ambition: Career with the Airlines. Robert James Zalewski “Bob” March 24 59 Sagamore Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Stupid questions. Hang-up: Girls Ambition: Become a pharmacist. Ronald Anthony Zagarri “Ron” February 22 27 County Rd. Academic Hang-up: Eating, fast cars, sleeping, freaky records. “Don’t want to die, and I’m glad there’s food” Ambition: Big boss or pro wrestler. Elaine Sharon Zamansky “Lane” No vember 9 33 Cottage St. College Pet Peeve: Having to repeat a story. Hang-up: Eating malted balls “Show up ’fore I smack ya in the face.” Ambition: To attend College. 148 Joseph Francis Zebmak “Zeb” October 10 55 Blossom St. Academic Pet Peeve: School Hang-Up: Homework “It’s about time” Ambition: Go to School Janet Elaine Zimmern July 3 72 Union St. College Pet Peeve: Society, political games. Hang-Up: Being different “Free of this School at last.” Ambition: To be happy in life Angela Zullo “Ang” July 8 82 Bellingham St. College Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people; home¬ work Hang-Up: Basketball; cheering; Chinese food; watching cars; friendly people. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Ambition: To graduate from college. Maybe it’s always pepper that makes people hot- tempered . . . and vinegar that makes them sour — and camomile that makes them bitter — and — barley-sugar and such things that make children sweet-tempered. I only wish people knew that: then they wouldn’t be so stingy about it, you know. Camera Shy That’s why they call them lessons because they lesson from day to y day. I shall sit here on and off, for days and days. Joseph Cohen March 9 84 Essex Street General William James Hill “Billy” April 27 112 Third St. General Hang-up: A sophomore girl. Ambition: Professional basketball player. Marlene Thersa DiBlasi January 1 110 Central Avenue General Pet Peeve: Greasy hair Hang-up: Weird things, Cameras, rec¬ ords, boys, “Gummy” “Take it light.” “Only the strong survive.” Ambition: To be a nurse. Lawrence Stephen Gallant “B.L.” December 13 10 Grandview Rd. Academic Pet Peeve: My Girlfriend. Hang-up: Bowling, girls, drinks. Ambition: To die with a smile on my face. Jeffrey Green “Jeff Beck” January 31 16 Burma Rd. General Hang-up: Listening to Jimi Hendrix. Ambition: To be a head. Philip Arthur Harvey “Butch” September 1 General Pet Peeve: Not able to play sports. Ambition: Professional basketball player. William Edrick Crapo “Bill” April 26 140 Highland St. Academic Pet Peeve: Homework Hang-up: CAROL Ambition: Join the Air Force. 150 Angela LaMonica June 25 92 Clinton Street General Pet Peeve: Sneakers Hang-up: Nahant Beach Ambition: To become a nurse Ronna Milamed “Rooney” January 7 90 Chester Ave. Academic Pet Peeve: Can’t cut classes Hang-up: Palmistry “All I can do is smile.” Ambition: Travel n 1 !l! f - ; ' i : 1 l —i— l‘ i i Christopher Quasarano October 12 53 Essex St. General Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Cars, television, girls Ambition: To be an owner of a chain of restaurants Dennis E. Schirl “Den” December 11 100 Washington Ave. General Pet Peeve: Getting up for school “Hey, man” Ambition: To get rich without working too hard “Well I shan’t go, at any rate,” said Alice: “besides, that’s not a regular rule: you invented it just now.” “It’s the oldest rule in the book,” said the King. “Then it ought to be Number One,” said Alice. “The King turned pale, and shut his note-book has¬ tily. “Consider your verdict,” he said to the jury, in a low trembling voice. They’re dreadfully fond of beheading peo¬ ple here: the great wonder is that there’s any one left alive! Joseph Francis Sullivan “Sully” May 29 139 Chestnut St. General Pet Peeve: To get up for school when it’s raining Hang-up: To go to drag races Ambition: Electrician Leonard Francis Terrio “Lenny” September 11 14 Cottage St. General Pet Peeve: Staying after school, work Hang-up: Sleeping “Better days are coming” Ambition: To join the U.S.N. Claude J. Troville, Jr. “Poopa” August 2 5 Webster Ct. General Pet Peeve: Authority Hang-up: Laura Countaway “If at first you don’t succeed quit” Ambition: To someday be able to spend a million Nicholas P. Zucchari “Nick” July 10 35 Division St. Commercial Pet Peeve: Sports Hang-up: The corner “Do your own thing.” 151 J� cl ii n htm “But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked. “Oh you can’t help that,” said the Cat: “we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.” “How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice. “You must be,” said the Cat, “or you wouldn’t have come here.” Here one of the guinea pigs cheered, and was immediately suppressed by the officers of the court. (As that is rather a hard word, I will just explain to you how it was done. They had a large canvas bag, which tied up at the mouth with strings; into this they slipped the guinea pig, head first, and then sat upon it.) o ' (. yl. A First, however, she waited for a few minutes to see if she was going to shrink any further: she felt a little nervous about this; “for it might end, you know,” said Alice to herself, “in my going out all together, like a candle. I wonder what I should look like then?” And she tried to fancy what the flame of a candle looks like after the candle is blown out, for she could not remember ever having seen such a thing. But it’s no use now,” thought poor Alice, “to pretend to be two people! Why, there’s hardly enough of me left to make one respectable person! Oh dear! I’d nearly forgotten that I’ve got to grow up again! Let me see — how is it to be managed? 153 “I almost wish I hadn’t gone down that rabbit-hole — and yet — and yet — it’s rather curious, you know, this sort of life! I do wonder what can have happened to me! When I used to read fairy tales, fancied that kind of thing never hap¬ pened, and now here I am in the middle of one! There ought to be a book written about me, that there ought! And when I grow up, I’ll write one — but I’m grown up now,” she added in a sorrowful tone: “at least there’s no room to grow up any more here” In Memoriam George E. DeYoung 155 Well Wishers “Loyal Rooters” Paul Akers Anthony Albanese Denise Antzak Danny Boy Judy Arsenault Theresa Isabelle Markala John Ahearn Anita Toe Rie Andenberg Alan Aronson Roberta Bial Cathy Belmonte Jan Bobby Joe Tuba Debi Berger Eddie Norman Beaudoin Kathy Amorello Good Luck Everybody J. P. Aleo Nancy Birmingham Jimmy Birmingham Richard Borgatti Holly Sam Gail Cazmay Mills Corner Phil B. Budney Brown Jo-Ann Tommy Jimmy Temple Marie Cacciatore Rick C. Salvatore Marie Carol Anthony Glenn Erickson Judy Caplitz Tricia Kathy Eddie Doreen Ralph Billy Sue Ralph Clark Margie Tony Carol Marie Jim Temple Richard Carbone Eddie C. Nancy B. Rosanio B. Collins Marshall Patty Fantasia Anthony Karen AARDVARX Barbara and Ralph Auntie Em Emily Donnelly Debbie and Kevin B.M.t.f.o Bert Denise Larry Bill Bicksby Michael Fixman Mouchie and Angela Day Tripper Willy ' Steve Joann Gloria Hankins Joyce Goldblatt Sheldon Golder David Goldstein Teri Gustat Glinky Gail Glassberg Ann Gulizia Gary Guida Margie Mike Harvie Gordon Del Dave Chuck Fothergill that blonde 1929 Model“A” Ford Howard Kirshon Toby Kamens Leon Jones John Keohane Linda Stan Patti Ippolito Judi Phil “Little One” The Mills Girls The Mills Boys Linda Donald Dottie Diane George Number 4 Betsey Jacquie Kamens Harlene Ricky Lasota Donna Charlie Elaine Remy Paula Johnnie Edna Lipinski Mike Nuzzio Henritta Palle Bill Lewis Wendy Diane Tommy Skippy Clare Pat Skip Christine Lavorati Me Harold LeBlanc Robert Levy Edward J. 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