Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

BEACON 1971 CHELSEA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chelsea, Massachusetts We were in the midst of a power failure one night, and the only means of rec¬ reation we could find was an old and battered transistor radio. We huddled close together to hear the broadcaster’s voice, for the volume was barely a whisper. Al¬ though we normally would have preferred doing something else, we somehow enjoyed listening to the radio together in the darkness. Suddenly the broadcaster’s voice faded completely away; and no matter how much we banged the radio, we could not bring back the sound. We had finally given up, when the voice unex¬ pectedly returned and filled the room with music. At first we were startled, but then we turned down the volume and sat by the radio again. Soon we heard the voice of an announcer: “Welcome to Memory Lane, the show that warms your heart and brings tears to your eyes. Tonight we shall recall those sentimental years that we spent in school by visiting a small suburban high school in . . .” Because of a burst of static, we never did find out the name of the city, but who knows? The city might have been Chelsea. Foreword Page 4 Page 22 Page 38 Page 102 Page 128 Table Of Contents Candids Faculty Seniors Sports Activities n OF A % SEA, CUTEST 91 Maureen Martinello Ronald Belanger CLASS COUPLE 6 North Koreans Capture USS Pueblo m n. R-R-Ring: I Am Calling To Report There Is A Bomb In The Basement. is ft r Joplin And Hendrix Dea 16 Stewardess This Plane Is Going To Cuba. Protests Disrupt Nation u 5 “X mom UITASI STUDIO ' 0 . • •• p-V Jt v-� « T % • • A r %• ' % • a ■ � � � I. ' • • y ; ■ oa . v ♦ ' - w y,i%zzi k : : • � V w V h V� 2 l � • I � tM 1 U • IV ' 1 • � M � . • •« i «s« V A •• s ts � � « «■ % ■ -. � .•• . ■ • t v • J i� 4 . � - I • ♦ I : r f J V fcV ’ « • hr v •V i M:r. .a? •1 • . •. .• -•. •• ♦� ’ . 1 . nv,- t-flPRiCTl •I vv • • HV Administration John F. Ridge Superintendent of Schools To the Members of the Class of 1971: Congratulations to the members of the grad¬ uating Class of 1971! The pages of this year’s Beacon recount the happenings and associations of the past three years. There are now new pages of life to be written by each of you in whatever area you seek to fol¬ low. I have every confidence in our youth and, despite the troubled times in which we five, I know that you will meet your obligations and responsibilities in preserving and in improving the great free society with which our country has been blessed. My most sincere wishes to you for continued success and happiness. Administrative assistant, Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan, is in charge of all pertinent in¬ formation in the entire school system. Her knowledge and experience are very essential in the efficient administration of our schools. 24 Nathan T. Margolis Headmaster My sincere congratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1971! To those young men and women who have successfully completed their high school requirements in these days of stress and turmoil, a special commendation is to be added. For with all the emphasis placed on our personal liberties and freedom, educating the student is still Chelsea High School’s ultimate aim. You, the Class of 1971, have accomplished that goal, and are now better prepared to face the further challenges of higher education and vocational training. My best wishes to you for success in your indi¬ vidual endeavors. Edward V. Brown, Master To you, the graduates of “71” go my sincerest best wishes and congratulations. There will be many new and difficult challenges which I know you will handle with utmost care and conviction. Do not let establishment mediocrity prohibit you from seeking out new goals. Turn on your ideas and make them glow!!! The future of the world is in your hands; make the most of it!!! Let the Decade of the 70’s be studded with your accom¬ plishments. 25 wmtmmi m mm Mmt W lV%«B t xivv SV 1 Miss B. Claire Forbes In the management of a large school there is a mul¬ titude of chores involving mountains of work which could not possibly be handled by the masters them¬ selves without the help of professional office assistants. At Chelsea High we are fortunate in having Miss B. Claire Forbes and Miss Genevieve Piontek whose ex¬ pert skills and knowledge keep our school humming smoothly from the first day of school to the last, from year to year. Miss Genevieve Piontek 26 Department Chairmen Emmanuel D’Ambrosio Commercial Meyer Gootkin Foreign Languages Maurice Greenfield Aaron Kipnes Max Leader English Science Social Studies Roman F. Pucko Audio-Visual 27 Alice Sandberg Mathematics F acuity James Barooshian Civics Bernard Berenson History Vincent Apruzzese Physical Education Bonnie Belmonte Social Studies Judith Benea Business Subjects Irene Boyle Cooking Katherine M. Berenson Guidance Carol Cantor English Robert Buckley English Kevin Cassidy Typing Gilbert M. Cherry Social Studies Lorraine Chiota Typing Virginia Comeau Mathematics Marie Callaghan Mathematics Edward Connolly Bookkeeping, Typing Beverly Corwin Physical Education Sherrill De Amelio English Barnett Freedman Printing W. Glennon Mathematics Marilyn Glover Latin, Spanish Sheldon Greenglass Problems of Democracy Joseph Hanegan English Phyllis M. Hanson Stenography, Typing Sherril Horvitz Sewing Etta C. Kaplan Mathematics Linda Keats English Herbert Locke English 31 Linda MacDonald History Anthony Martignetti Spanish Margaret Melley English John Manning Auto Driving Harriet L. Malone English Henry McCarthy Cafeteria Manager Rebecca C. Mack Mathematics Cheryl Mamalis Biology Frances Montesano Spanish Joseph J. Moran Guidance Paul Renzi German James O’Donnell Social Studies David Pearlmutter Chemistry Max Ross Lorraine Ruby English Art Mech. Drawing 33 Edward Sahagian Mathematics Bernard G. Schwartz English Irving M. Schwartz Guidance Carol A. Shore Typing Joseph N. Slater Chemistry, Physics Ernest Sullivan History 34 Joseph Sullivan History Carmel Trickett English Edwin Weinstein Bookkeeping John W. Welch Business Law Anne Zakrosky Commercial Typing George Wood Woodwork Saul Nechtem Guido ° ttavi Director of Supervisor of Athletics 35 Instrumental Music Watching all the girls go by “Sorry, dear, you flunk.” Through thick and thin And I can balance it on my nose, too.” “You can get anything you want . . “That’s a no-no.” “Bang! Bang! You’re dead!” Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away Now it looks as though they’re here to stay Oh, I believe in yesterday . . . Edwin Weinstein, class financial advisor; Steven Batchelor, Class Vice-President; Lora Gladyszak, Class Treasurer; Scott Bial, Class President; Lorraine Ruby, class advisor. Absent: Viola Massaro, Class Secretary. Election Coverage Try to see it my way. Do I have to keep on talking Till I can’t go on? Why do you see it your way? There’s a chance that we might Fall apart before too long. We can work it out, We can work it out. Life is very short, And there’s no time, For fussing and fighting, my friend. I have always thought That it’s a crime. So I will ask you once again . . . Will the first Student Council meeting come to or¬ der! . . . Please, come to order! . . . Where’s Steven? . . . Has anyone seen Steven? . . . What about dues? . . . Will someone please find Mr. Weinstein? . . . All in favor? . . . opposed? . . . indifferent? . . . Sorry Mrs. Ruby, you know you can’t vote! ... I’ll be right back! Anyone have anything to say? . . .Yes Michael . . . No Mark! ... No Mark! . . . You leaving Buffy? . . . I move we adjourn for today ... All agreed? . . . Hey, where did everyone go!!! Student Council: Front row: Robert Melesciuc, Bruce Glazer. Second row: Edwin Weinstein, Christine Nowicki, Mark Constantine, Gwendolyn Tyre, Lorraine Ruby. Back row: Barbara Smith, Joyce Hansbury, Joyce Annese, Susan Kelly. Absent: Michael Dorfman. ELECT K1S People Movin 5 Out , People Movin ’ In Mae Frances Adams June 19 43 Vale St. General “Mae” Ambition: Join Waves . . . Activities: Red Cross representative . . . Beaconette representative Cheryl Lynn Angelo April 29 108 Winthrop Rd. General ‘Cher” Pet Peeve: crowds . . . Hang-up: Bobby . . . Activities: painting . . . horseback riding James Michael Ahearn August 10 67 Clinton St. General “Jim” Pet Peeve: School . . . barber shops . Hang-up: The Who George J. Alderman August 30 56 Hooper St. Academic “George” Pet Peeve: dress code ... the office . . . some teachers . . . Hang-up: The Who . . . cars . . . Led Zeppelin Joyce Marie Annese March 10 4 Meadow Rd. Commercial “Joyce” Pet Peeve: English class ... ’70 Chal¬ lenger . . . Hang-up: gum . . . radio . . . Activities: office aide . . . Glee Club . . . Class Treasurer 42 Why, Because Of The Color Of Their Skin, Ernest J. Arsenault March 29 57 Spencer Ave. Academic Ernie Pet Peeve: Room 115 ... Hang-up: Grand Funk . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Ten Years After James W. Arsenault November 16 71A Clark Ave. General Skeeter Pet Peeve: school restrictions . . . Hang-up: Hockey . . . Activities: CHS Hockey Team Joseph L. Arsenault June 14 30 Cottage St. Academic Joe Pet Peeve: haircuts . . . dress codes . . . war . . . Hang-up: hockey . . . The Bruins . . . gin Daniel Henry Baker Feb. 22 115 Washington Ave. General Danny Pet Peeve: Chelsea High School . . . Hang-up: Judy . . . Ambition: to be suc¬ cessful in the future Richard L. Band July 15 178 Central Ave. College Perry Pet Peeve: Monday thru Friday except holidays . . . Hang-up: sports . . . wine . . . women . . . song 43 Run, Run, Run But You Sho’ Can ' t Hide, Robert Lee Baskies February 20 116 Bellingham St. Technical “Bob” Hang-up: respect of my peers in chosen profession and to find life long happiness in my work . . . Activities: Band secretary . . . Beaconette editor Jane Marie Benoit August 20 9 Eden St. Commercial “Jane” Ambition: to go to California . . . Pet Peeve: purple charger . . . Hang-up: David . . . Activities: office aide Steven P. Batchelor March 23 230 Central Ave. General “Batch” Pet Peeve: conservative teachers . . . dress code . . . Hang-up: women . . . rum . . . Activities: track . . . football . . . vice-pres. of senior class Steven Beatrice June 19 150 Franklin Ave. Academic “Steve” Pet Peeve: war . . . dress code . . . Hang-up: Led Zeppelin . . . women . . . southern comfort George Paul Beals Otober 6 86 Grove St. College “George” Pet Peeve: ravens . . . sheep ... the herd . . . Hang-up: Norse myth . foamy root beers . . . Sept, suns l i 44 An Eye For An Eye , A Tooth For A Tooth, Inez Joan Bennett January 14 131 Williams St. General “Nez” Pet Peeve: K.K.K. . . . being told what to do . . . Hang-up: Beaver . . . life . . . Activities: Glee Club . . . singing Joan Ann Benton January 27 66 Walnut St. General “Joannie” Ambition: elementary teacher . . . Activ¬ ities: Glee Club Michael Benton November 22 131 ShurtlefF St. General “Mike” Pet Peeve: English class . . . homework . . . Hang-up: Gail Reddick . . . Ambi¬ tion: to become an accountant Gayle Louise Better April 7 91 Carroll St. General “Gee” Pet Peeve: dress code . . . homework . . . Hang-up: G.Z. . . . Activities: Pep Club Scott Neal Bial July 27 53 Parker St. College “Noike” Pet Peeve; school administrators . . . Hang-up: politics . . . chicks . . . Activi¬ ties: basketball . . . cross country Vote For Me, And I’ll Set You Free, Marcia Cheryl Blonder Feb. 5 332 Washington Ave. Academic Mishkie Pet Peeve: Spiro Agnew . . . Hang-up: Rainbows . . . College . . . Dark Shadows Activities: Spanish Club . . . Science Club Ellen Lynne Braverman December 18 7 Nichols St. Academic “El” Pet Peeve: tests . . . waking up in the morning . . . snobs . . . Hang-Up: “J” . . . cars . . . Bobby . . . hair Debra Ann Botticelli November 11 33 Gillooly Rd. Commercial Debbie Pet Peeve: Arguing with Ernie . . . Not enough money . . . Hangup: Ernie . . . Ambition: Marry Ernie Kathleen Anne Bowen Oct. 5 24 Parker St. Academic Kathy Pet Peeve: war . . . saying goodbye . . . Hang-up: “Cherish” . . . Derek . . . Activities: Senior Editor Beaconette . . . Student Advisory Council . . . Presi¬ dent French Club William Brennan November 23 163 Walnut St. General “BifT Pet Peeve: dress code . . . Hang-up: Grand Funk . . . Activities: Beacon representative . . . hockey . . . cross country 46 Rap On, Brother, Rap On, Andrea Rochelle Brown February 19 148 Bellingham St. Academic “Andi” Pet Peeve: phony people . . . skinny legs . . . Monday mornings . . . Hang-up: Eddie . . . skiing . . . love . . . Activi¬ ties: Beaconette news editor . . . election commissioner . . . Red Cross representa¬ tive Eileen Frances Burns April 16 77 Burma Rd. General “Eileen” Pet Peeve: frizzies . . . midis . . . unreal people . . . Hang-up: pizza . . . fudge cookies . . . Revere Beach on sunny days Samuel Cain July 15 79 Bellingham St. Academic “Sandy” Ambition: sport broadcaster . . . Hang-up: hockey . . . magic . . . base¬ ball . . . music . . . Activities: Debating Club Warren E. Burack July 12 10 Lafayette Ave. College “Tex” Pet Peeve: drawing . . . basketball . . . Hang-up: college . . . Activities: track team . . . German Club . . . traffic squad Albert Anthony Caldarone March 31 28 Winthrop Rd. Academic “AL J. STEELE” Pet Peeve: G.P.A. . . . S.S.P. . . . Hang-up: understanding girls like Sher¬ ry, Angela, etc. . . . Activities: J.G.A. . . . N.B.A. . . . C.H.S. hockey team 47 Paul R. Cameron Apr. 6 13 Guam Rd. Academic “Bodia” Pet Peeve: People that bring you down Hang-up: MARION Ambition: to do as little as possible and survive Stuart Charles Castle June 27 25 Cary Ave. Academic “Cas” Pet Peeve: Not having the car on the week-end Hang-up: Debbie Activities: Beaconette Representative . . . Michael Lubell A.Z.A. . . . Track Team Well, The Only Person Talkin’ Gerald Joseph Capone June 28 9 Guam Rd. Distributive Ed. “Chit Chat” Pet Peeve: School . . . football Practice . . . hang-up: skipping school . . . “The Who” Activities: Football . . . Baseball Harold Stephen Castle June 27 25 Cary Ave. Academic “Cas” Pet Peeve: School . . . Fat People Hang-up: Sports . . . Angela Activities: YMHA Basketball . . . Softball Maryann Carbone Jan. 29 178 Central Ave. Commercial “Maryann” Pet Peeve: Dorothy . . . people who think they’re “nice” but aren’t Hang-up: Boys ... ice cream . . . music Activi¬ ties: Office Aide . . . Beacon Representa¬ tive 48 Bout Love Thy Brother Is The Preacher, Arlene Marie Cesareo August 15 22 Gardner St. Commercial “Yogi” Pet Peeve: dishonesty . . . jealousy . . . frizzies . . . Hang-up: chocolate chip cookies . . . Joe . . . snow . . . Activi¬ ties: Theta Psi . . . Pep Club . . . Vari¬ ety Show Jo-Ann Charak May 9 30 Warren Ave. College “Jo” Pet Peeve: Sunday night . . . rain and humidity . . . chemistry . . . Activities: high honor roll . . . Glee Club . . . pianist . . . National Merit Letter of Commendation . . . Beaconette editor Kathleen Mary Chesna October 6 161 Shurtleff St. Commercial “K.C. (Kasey)” Pet Peeve: mean, selfish people . . . homework . . . pollution . . . Hang-up: JOEY . . . friends . . . cats . . . Joe Cocker . . . Ambition: happy marriage ... the most out of life 49 Dawnelle Marie Chaison January 4 146 Spencer Ave. Commercial “Dawnelle” Pet Peeve: frizzies . . . conceited people . . . Hang-up: Greg . . . summer . . . horseback riding . . . Ambition: to be a secretary Ernest Alan Chiaradonna August 21 25 Gillooly Rd. Academic “Ernie” Pet Peeve: being broke ... no car . . . Hang-up: taking Debbie out in my fa¬ ther’s OLD’S convertible . . . Ambition: to marry Debbie . . . make it to college And It Seems , Nobody Is Interested In Learning But The Teacher , Dany Chin Oct. 12 296 Washington Ave. Commercial George Ming Chin Sept. 10 296 Washington Ave. College Pet Peeve: Uninteresting things Hang-up: interesting things Activities: Interesting game Lillian Marie Ciulla July 29 7 Clyde St. General “LIL” Pet Peeve: Phonies Hang-up: The Square . . . Weekends . . .2:17 Activi¬ ties: Pep Club Diane Theresa Ciampolillo Apr. 29 46 Gillooly Rd. Commercial “Do” Pet Peeve: English Class . . . Student Teachers . . . White Socks . . . Snobs Hang-up: DENNIS . . . Music . . . Dancing . . . Sports Favorite Saying: Okay . . . Whatever turns you on Thomas Michael Condardo Feb. 21 23 Guam Rd. College “Tom” Pet Peeve: People who get in my way Hang-up: Sports . . . Debbie Ambition: Famous Sports Writer . . . Famous Say¬ ing: “What — Me Worry” 50 Segregation, Determination, Demonstration, Integration, Kenneth W. Connelly November 19 61 Bellingham St. General “Kenny” Pet Peeve: school . . . Hang-up: life . . . Ambition: success Gail Rona Cooperstein October 24 68 Bellingham St. College “Gail” Pet Peeve: chemistry . . . insincere peo¬ ple .. . Hang-up: summer . . . Activi¬ ties: Latin Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Beaconette Joseph Francis Corea June 1 11 Ingleside Ave. General “Jay” Ambition: to succeed in anything . . . Hang-up: living . . . Pet Peeve: Chelsea High . . . short hair . . . Activities: Bea¬ con representative Mark Lewis Constantine June 29 43 Carmel St. College “Mark” Pet Peeve: straight hair . . . Hang-up: The Bopper . . . Activities: Student Council . . . Beacon Staff . . . Michael Lubell A.Z.A. Janice Patricia Coviello April 17 89 Webster Ave. Academic “Jan” Pet Peeve: bossy people . . . bad drivers . . . Hang-up: Cliff. . . Chevy cars . . . driving . . . Ambition: elementary teacher . . . Favorite saying: “Cut it out” 51 Aggravation, Humiliation, Obligation To Our Nation, Judith Ann Covino Sept. 21 66 Shawmut St. Commercial “Judy . . .Jude Pet Peeve: aggravation . . . Denise’s driving . . . late people Hang-up: TOMMY . . . double-cheese burgers . . . Brighams’ Activities: Pep Club 1 neresa Genevieve Czerepica Jan. 3 89 Chestnut St. College “Terry” Hang-up: Rm. 313 . . . Malibu “69” Activities: GAT Club . . . Sec. of Sci¬ ence Club . . . CHS Basketball Ambi¬ tion: To Prove myself Robert Michael Patrick Cronin June 17 47 Crescent Ave. College “Chud” Pet Peeve: warm beer . . . cold people Hang-up: insane people Activities: Foot¬ ball . . . Beacon Favorite Saying: You’re all nuts! Ambition: “Big name” some¬ where June Elizabeth Currie Aug. 27 3 Parkway Court Commercial “June” Pet Peeve: Snobs . . . Hang-up: Coke . . . riding in cars Ambition: Airline Stewardess . . . Travel Robert Richard Crowton July 31 54 Cary Ave. General “Bobby” Pet Peeve: Rain . . . Pennies Hang-up: Sunripe Orange . . . Heavy Music . . . Hockey . . . Activities: Hockey . . . Baseball 52 Ball Of Confusion, That’s What The World Is Today. Richard Allen Daley Nov. 27 23 Guam Rd. Academic “Richie” Pet Peeve: Monotony . . . silver Hang-up: Avid Rock Activities: Beaco- nette Representative . . . Baseball Ambi¬ tion: Psychiatrist . . . Pharmacist . . . a spy Robert Carroll Daley Nov. 27 23 Guam Rd. Academic “Bob” Pet Peeve: Squeaking noises . . . old trees Ambition: Engineer Hang-up: Mathematics . . . getting hung-up Activ¬ ities: Baseball Margaret A. Daley Oct. 15 63 Crescent Ave. General “Peggy” David Dean July 14 3 Webster Ave. General “David” David John Daviaux Aug. 8 119 Hawthorn St. General “Daviaux” Pet Peeve: Straight People Hang-up: Dynamite chicks . . . Music Activities: Football Ambition: to get ahead and be a head Melinda Therese Defelice Oct. 1 21 Lafayette Ave. Academic “Mel” Pet Peeve: BOBBY aggravating me Hang-up: BOBBY KELLEY Activities: Theta-Psi Sorority Treasurer Raymond John Deleidi Aug. 19 375 Crescent Ave. General “Krazy Ray” Pet Peeve: Crummy looking joints . . . school Hang-up: Art . . . Music . . . Hockey Activities: Bruins Games Ambi¬ tion: Commercial Artist Maybelle F. Dennis Aug. 12 11 School St. Commercial “Mae” Pet Peeve: Ding-a-Ling Hang-up: Dia¬ monds . . . Jose . . . Football Rules Ac¬ tivities: Winter Sports . . . Swimming . . . Trips . . . Car Rides Darlene Patricia Delong Mar. 17 70 Pearl St. General “Tish” Pet Peeve: CHS . . . being hassled . . . plastic people Hang-up: choppers . . . smoke . . . cars Activities: DECCA Rita Christina Dente Aug. 24 122 Bellingham St. Commercial “Rita” Pet Peeve: Rain . . . Followers Hang-up: JIMMY . . . C.S.N Y . . . Freedom Activities: Captain Majorettes Ambition: Executive Secretary 54 Hello Darkness, My Old Friend, Thomas Edward DeSimone September 3 52 Grove St. General “Tommy” AMBITION: to make it . . . Hang-up: music . . . people . . . freedom Denise Gayle Dion October 13 35 Suffolk St. Commercial “DeDe” Pet Peeve: English . . . homework . . . conceited people . . . Hang-up: life . . . happiness . ! caring for sick people . . . Activities: Meta Chi . . . Ambition: nurse Sherrill Ann Dion September 24 35 Suffolk St. Commercial “Sherrill” Pet Peeve: the question WHY? . . . Hang-up: music . . . Ambition: to live each day as it comes Janice Diana DeVincenzo May 24 649 Washington Ave. Academic “Jan” Pet Peeve: work . . . tests . . . Hang-up: horseback riding . . . animals . . . peo¬ ple . . . Activities: Drama Club . . . Pep Club Janice Marie Dombrowski June 24 161 Shurtleff St. Commercial “Janice” Pet Peeve: P.G.’s car. . . homework . . . Ambition: executive secretary . . . Hang-up: Peter . .. dancing . . . music . . . Activities: office aide ... St. Stanis¬ laus CYO . . . Upward Bound 55 I’ve Come To Talk With You Again Karen M. Donovan June 26 102 Webster Ave. Commercial “Karen” Pet Peeve: flat tires . . . Fords . . . Hang-up: PAT . . . driving . . . music . . . Ambition: legal secretary Delphine Edgett August 10 10 Saipan Rd. General “Dovey” Pet Peeve: rain . . . volkswagons . . . Hang-up: Salem . . . Mike . . . acid rock Michael Steven Dorfman December 25 107 Chester Ave. College “Dorf’ Ambition: to find Truth . . . Hang-up: chicks . . . law . . . Activities: Student Council . . . President Michael Lubell AZA . . . Assistant Editor Beacon Thomas Herbert Dunn December 31 59 Garland St. Academic “Tut” Hang-up: Debbie . . . Activities: hockey . . . football . . . basketball Anna Marie Drago January 21 12 Winthrop Rd. Academic “Turkey Legs” Pet Peeve: apathy . . . tests . . . Hang-up: football . . . basketball . . . animals . . . Activities: Girls’ bas¬ ketball . . . Glee Club . . . Spanish Club 56 mmm Jeffrey William Engber May 6 187 Chester Ave. College “Mitzi” Pet Peeve: Junior English Hang-up: Catching a Football Activities: Football . . . National Honor Society . . . Latin Club Rhonda Ellen Feldman Dec. 28 107 Franklin Ave. General “Rhonda” Hang-up: Boys Activities: Homeroom Representative . . . Senior Ballot Com¬ mission Because A Vision Softly Creeping, Joel N. Elber June 19 153 Shurtleff St. Academic “Moose” Hang-up: Girls . . . Sex . . . Basketball Activiies: Football . . . Track . . . Bas¬ ketball Jeannette L. Engebretson Jan. 30 4 Clinton Ct. 3 Commercial “Jenny” Pet Peeve: Broken bones . . . Broken promises Hang-up: Love . . . Peace . . . happiness Ambition: Secretary Alan Richard Feiner May 11 75 Tudor St. College “Al” Pet Peeve: Rain . . . Deadlines . . . Cop Outs Activities: Vice Pres. Lubell AZA . . . Treas. Science Club . . . Art Editor Beaconette Ambition: Strive . . . Serve . . . never yield Estelle Marie Filomino Apr. 9 121 Spencer Ave. Commercial “Estelle” Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6:30 a.m. Hang-up: Gene . . . Bandit Left Its Seeds While I Was Sleeping , Steven Marc Fixman Feb. 1 44 Fremont Ave. College “Fix” Pet Peeve: Leslie going to football game but not watching me. Hang-up: LESLIE Activities: Track . . . Basketball . . . Lubell AZA . . . Football Diane Marie Forbes Dec. 15 48 Chester Ave. Commercial “Yup Diane” Pet Peeve: Hospitals . . . “D.C.” . . . Eggs . . . mean people Hang-up: DANNY . . . snow . . . animals Ambi¬ tion: Travel Donna B. Flaherty Aug. 12 3 Webster Court Commercial “Donna” Pet Peeve: Tomatoes . . . Monday Mornings . . . Hang-up: EDDIE!! . . . . . . Green Charger . . . Coke Ambition: Airline Stewardess Ilene Beth Fox July 29 423 Washington Ave. Academic “Foxy” Pet Peeve: Waking up in the morning . . . plastic people Hang-up: Certain people . . . McDonalds Favorite saying: Hello Wilbur! 58 And The Vision That Was Planted In My Brain, Anna Marie Gamrecki December 19 391 Crescent Ave. Academic “Anna” Pet Peeve: hassels ... a red corvette . . . Hang-up: Larry . . . love . . . hor¬ ror movies . . . freaks . . . Ambition: a heavy mother ... a farout wife Roseanne Giordano June 22 116 Marlboro St. General “Rosie” Hang-up: being the only sister to 10 brothers . . . Ambition: marry George . . . to be a beautician . . . Activities: St. Rose CYO . . . office aide . . . Upward Bound Louigi A. Gisetto April 20 959 Broadway Distributive Ed Gail Diane Gilman January 31 59 Hawthorne St. Commercial “Gail” Pet Peeve: always being called by the wrong name . . . depressions . . . Ambi¬ tion: to be satisfied with my chosen ca¬ reer . . . Hang-up: always getting my own way Lora Marie Gladyszak July 25 21 Beacon Place Commercial “Bloop” Pet Peeve: being yelled at . . . tests . . . homework . . . Hang-up: BRUCE . . . laughing . . . food ... a great time 59 Still Remains Within The Sounds Of Silence. Louise Marie Gladyszak July 25 21 Beacon Place Commercial “Cousy” Pet Peeve: tests . . . Denise’s driving . . . being tired . . . Hang-up: Michael . . . basketball . . . Bruins . . . orange juice Frank Howard Goldberg June 29 176 Central Ave. General “Thadius” Pet Peeve: phonies . . . Hang-up: bowl¬ ing Bruce Glazer September 23 41 Burma Road College “Klink” Pet Peeve: “take a lap!” . . . Hang-up: girls . . . sports . . . more girls . . . Ac¬ tivities: football team . . . track team . . . basketball team Terry Gail Glinner April 15 142 Bloomingdale St. General “Ter” Pet Peeve: bananas . . . school . . . Hang-up: boys John Francis Godlewski December 14 24 Medford St. Academic “Slim” Pet Peeve: filling out forms . . . boring weekends . . . Hang-up: Alaska . . . Sunday mornings 60 Robert Edward Lewis Gonzalves Jan. 4 6 Walnut St. General “Gunzie” Pet Peeve: M.D. Hang-up: The Funka- delic’s . . . Girls . . . Sex . . . Activities: Basketball . . . Football . . . Drama Club Francis P. Grafton February 21 83 Carroll St. General “Dirty Fran” Pet Peeve: school . . . football . . . Hang-up: food . . . girls Activities: foot¬ ball . . . hockey . . . captain of baseball team In Restless Dreams I Walked Alone, Michael Paul Goldman Nov. 2 35 Cottage St. College “Sam” Hang-up: Rainy Days Activities: Track Team . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Sec. Debating and German Club Ambition: Lawyer William F. Gormley February 24 10 Cheever St. Academic “Bill” Pet Peeve: work . . . hassels . . . Hang-up: music . . . hockey . . . every¬ thing . . . Ambition: make money David Mark Gordon Jan. 27 61 Addison St. Academic “Flash” Activities: Band . . . Traffic Squad . . . Ambition: Music Teacher . . . News Broadcaster 61 Narrow Streets Of Cobblestone, Anthony Joseph Grasso May 14 68 Murray St. General “Tony” Pet Peeve: work on Friday nights . . . Hang-up: cars . . . girls . . . money . . . Activities: football programs . . . Debat¬ ing Club Anna Greeny May 6 38 Marlboro St. Commercial “Anna” Ambition: travel . . . happiness . . . Hang-up: beach . . . music . . . cars . . . food . . . Activities: office aide John Richard Gravallese January 16 31 Franklin Ave. General “Wool” Hang-up: Pepe . . . Activities: bowling Steven James Gravallese January 16 31 Franklin Ave. General “Steven” Pet Peeve: school . . . work Hang-up: making money John Greeny September 18 38 Marlboro St. Academic “John” Pet Peeve: phonies . . . injustice . . . Hang-up: glory . . . girls . . . Activities: YMCA . . . Explorer 62 Neath The Halo Of A Street Lamp, Steven Joel Green November 4 270 Bainbridge St. Academic “Greenie” Activities: Student Council . . . Debat¬ ing . . . Beaconette . . . Pet Peeve: L.S.M. . . . Vietnam Steven Frank Grossman February 11 69 Central Ave. Academic “Gross” Pet Peeve: Show offs . . . Nags Hang-up: Sliced turkey . . . Iced tea Donald Francis Hanlon September 20 202 Washington Ave. College “Donny” Pet Peeve: School . . . studying . . . Hang-up: Pool . . . Bowling . . . Ambi¬ tion: To make something of myself Richard Steven Halas March 16 122 Shurtleff St. General “Hawk” Ambition: A Dentist . . . Activities: Co-Captain — Basketball . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . Pet Peeve: Hippies . . . Phonies . . . Hang-up: Bowling . . . Girls . . . Lunchroom . . . Eileen Susan Hadgi March 31 56 Lash St. Academic “Hadg” Pet Peeve: Wars . . . Snobs . . . Bigots . . . Hang-ups: Jackson 5 . . . Talking on phone . . . pizza 63 Joyce Marie Hansbury January 8 25 Cottage St. Commercial “Joyce” Pet Peeve: frizzies . . . conceited people . . . Hang-up: BOB . . . music ... ice cream . . . SNOW . . . Ambition: professional secretary . . . Activities: Pep Club . . . Beacon representative . . . Student Council ste. Robert Willard Hodgkins, Jr. May 4 5 Spencer Ave. General “Bobby” Pet Peeve: the school . . . Hang-up: sleep . . . drink . . . eat . . . sleep . . . Activities: work . . . pool . . . bowling I Turned My Collar To The Cold And Damp, Lorraine Marie Harvey August 28 234 Chestnut St. Academic “Rainy” Ambition: teach . . . Pet Peeve: preju¬ dice . . . Hang-up: soul food . . . choco¬ late . . . hot soul ON ICE . . . sports . . . Activities: cheering squad . . . Capt. girls basketball . . . Junior Class Vice-President Andrea Louise Hill August 27 112 Third St. General “Andi Lou” Pet Peeve: ignorant people . . . Hang-up: Sly . . . soul . . . food . . . soul brothers . . . Activities: Glee Club Karen Denise Hill January 2 112 Third St. General “Reggie” Ambition: singer . . . Pet Peeve: over-rated ball players . . . Hang-up: hockey . . . baseball . . . football . . . SOUL! . . . Activities: Glee Club When My Eyes Were Stabbed By The Flash Of A Neon Light, Suzanne Hogan February 26 24 Gerrish Ave. Commercial “Jelly” Ambition: to succeed in life . . . Pet Peeve: unpatriotic people . . . Activities: President Meta Chi . . . Hang-up: John Wanda Ann Holubecki October 22 36 Fenno St. Commercial “Vandushka” Pet Peeve: waiting for the phone to ring . . . Hang-up: LARRY . . . Ambition: get married and have kids . . . Favorite Expression: “Someone help me!” Lynda Lee Homer July 2 70 Prescott Ave. Commercial “Lyn” Pet Peeve: 3 years of Wanda . . . Hang-up: sitting by the fireside . . . Boys! . . . sharp cars . . . Ambition: dental assistant . . . Favorite Expression: “Fathead!” William Arthur Innes June 22 80 Bellingham St. Distributive Ed. “Bill” Pet Peeve: chicks in midis . . . Ambi¬ tion: continue school . . . Hang-up: Mary . . . my car . . . Beatles . . . Hon¬ ors: President Deca Club . . . Student Advisory Board Mark George Indeck May 15 7 Murray St. Academic “Mark” Pet Peeve: lunches . . . Activities: foot¬ ball That Split The Night And Touched The Sounds Of Silence. Michael Interrante April 11 58 County Rd. General “Mike” Pet Peeve: Demonstrations . . . Work . . . Activities: Deca Club . . . James C. Ippolito January 28 598 Washington Ave. Academic “Lila” Pet Peeve: Football Practice . . . Hang-up: Graduating . . . Activities: Football team . . . Stephen Janiak, Jr. June 7 177 Webster Ave. General “Stephen” Pet Peeve: school . . . dress code . . . Hang-up: Janice Rosetti . . . beer . . . Favorite Saying: “I’ll drink to that” . . . Activities: working on cars Virginia Gail Ippolito September 24 37 Annese Rd. Commercial “Ginny” Pet Peeve: Foolish people . . . Lenny’s G.T.O. . . . Money Susan Ann Jamone March 23 62 Grove St. Commercial “Susan” Pet Peeve: hypocrites . . . Hang-up: HANK . . . Activities: boating . . . writ¬ ing . . . Favorite Saying: “This is a bad scene” 66 And In The Naked Light I Saw , Paul F. Jones January 4 19 Guam Rd. Academic “Wally” Pet Peeve: school . . . Hang-ups: Nancy . . . football . . . Activities: football . . . track Paulette Evelyn Johnson November 17 138 Orange St. General “Po” Pet Peeve: getting up for school . . . hang-ups: Joel . . . fast cars . . . money . . . Ambition: airline stewardess Sharon Lee Kagan June 17 100 Washington Ave. Commercial “Sharon” Pet Peeve: war . . . C.H.S. . . . phonies . . . Hang-up: music . . . helping people . . . anything Indian . . . Activities: Drama Club . . . Beacon representative Audrey Joy Kaplan September 7 16 Eustis St. Academic “Aud” Pet Peeve: hassles . . . studying . . . get¬ ting up early . . . Hang-up: money . . . sleeping . . . being on cloud “9” . . . Ambition: elementary teacher Lawrence Eliot Kaplan October 13 226 Washington Ave. College “Larry” Ambition: optometrist . . . Hang-up: basketball ... Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning . . . Activities: track . . . German Club . . . Science Club 67 Phyllis T. Kaplan October 25 98 Maverick St. Academic “Phyl” Pet Peeve: getting up early . . . being rushed . . . Hang-up: sad flicks . . . Steve . . . Neil Young . . . Activities: Latin Club . . . Spanish Club Gaile Hope Kelly June 15 66 Parker St. College “Gaile” Pet Peeve: surprise quizzes . . . oral talks . . . Hang-up: Bruins! . . . music . . . unexpected vacations . . . Activities: As¬ sistant Editor Beacon . . . Secretary Spanish Club . . . Ballot Commission Ten Thousand People Maybe More, Thomas Anthony Keating September 4 23 Carroll St. College “Tommy” Ambition: mechanical engineering . . . Hang-up: my tiki . . . Activities: track . . . baseball . . . Science Club Marion Elizabeth Kehoe July 17 11 Willard St. Commercial “Red” Pet Peeve: plastic people . . . nosy girls . . . Hang-up: PAUL CAMERON . . . Ambition: to have a dozen kids Sheila Ann Keefe September 25 11 Clark Ave. Commercial “Sheila” Pet Peeve: nosy people . . . Hang-up: music . . . weekends . . . Ambition: to travel 68 People Talking Without Speaking, Susan Ann Kelly June 15 66 Parker St. Academic “Sue” Pet Peeve: school . . . phonies . . . beer . . . Hang-up: Bobby Orr . . . Richie . . . good times . . . Activities: Junior Student Council . . . Beacon staff . . . Senior Council Neala Gloria King May 23 55 Heard St. General “Neala” Edward Michael Kirby September 18 116 Marlboro St. General “Ed” Ambition: to make a million . . . Pet Peeve: snow . . . bosses . . . Hang-up: shooting pool . . . bowling . . . Activi¬ ties: DECA Russell Kilduff September 13 121 Essex St. General “Russ” Ambition: make money . . . Pet Peeve: lunches . . . C.H.S. . . . Hang-up: girls . . . work . . . cars . . . Activities: D.E.C.A. Karen Jean Konieczka March 14 111 Addison St. College “Karen” Pet Peeve: homework . . . getting up on Mondays . . . Hang-up: Bob . . . danc¬ ing . . . skiing . . . Activities: Glee Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Beacon 69 Ellen Louise Krakofsky August 31 51 Addison St. College “El” Pet Peeve: pesty little sisters . . . getting up early . . . Hang-up: boys . . . passing chemistry . . . Activities: Beacon staff Kenneth Vincent Langone July 15 118 Shurtleff St. Academic “Kenny” Ambition: accountant . . . Pet Peeve: lunch program . . . Activities: Riley’s Roast Beef People Hearing Without Listening , Carol Kwiatkowski November 4 64 Shawmut St. Commercial “Carol” Ambition: be Mrs. Tony Ciaramella . . . Pet Peeve: English . . . Hang-up: TONY CIARAMELLA . . . Activities: office aide . . . Meta Chi . . . Honor Society Salvatore LaBella March 3 98 Bellingham St. Academic “Sal” Hang-up: sports . . . coaching . . . five street . . . Ambition: go to college . . . Activities: Spanish Club . . . football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . Honor roll . . . Spanish award Denise Marie Lanzillo July 24 234 Central Ave. General “Ralph” Ambition: stewardess . . . Pet Peeve: midis . . . short hair . . . cold days . . . Hang-up: boys . . . sports cars . . . down the beach in the winter . . . riding in an airplane 70 People Writing Songs That Voices Never Share, Joan Therese Lanzillo March 28 149 Chester Ave. Commercial “Joanie” Ambition: Mrs. Bruce Clark . . . Pet Peeve: Vietnam . . . working in the summer . . . Hang-up: BRUCE CLARK . . . weekends . . . music . . . Activities: Glee Club Bruce Mark Lawson October 28 64 Hawthorne St. College “Bruce” Honors: Harvard Book Prize . . . Activi¬ ties: Pres. Science Club . . . cross coun¬ try .. . GAT Club . . . Hang-up: 1812 overture Gregory Paul Lee January 22 38 Harvard St. General “Greg” Ambition: Pro basketball . . . Activities: football . . . basketball Maryann LaRochelle August 15 449 Crescent Ave. Commercial “Manny” Pet Peeve: home-oom . . . lemons . . . Hang-up: Bruins . . . Derek Sanderson . . . weekends . . . Activities: Pep Club . . . Guidance aide Patricia Ann Leggiardro October 23 764 Broadway General “Pat” Pet Peeve: A.M. . . . phonies . . . being told what to do . . . Hang-up: Tommy . . . phones ... the square . . . Activi¬ ties: Library staff . . . homeroom rep. . . . Ambition: to make Tommy happy 71 And No One Dared Disturb The Sounds Of Silence. Michael Joseph Lepore April 12 63 Columbus St. General “Rocky J.” Ambition: coach of an all girls’ hockey team! . . . Pet Peeve: teachers with big mouths . . . lunches . . . Hang-up: Cindy McGill . . . Activities: hockey . . . cross country Mark Michael Lerner June 16 150 Congress Ave. College “Slark” Pet Peeve: shaving moustaches . . . Hang-up: redheads . . . blondes . . . brunettes, not always in that order . . . Activities: Jr. Serv. League . . . Museum of Science . . . Secretary of Lubell . . . band Jerrold Steven Levine April 2 183 Chester Ave. Technical “Jerry” Ambition: novelist or chemist . . . Hang-up: this yearbook and everyone on it . . . Activities: Editor of Beacon . . . President of GAT . . . President of Honor Society George K. Lewicki March 3 126 Shawmut St. General “George” Pet Peeve: my handwriting . . . Mon¬ days ... 11 p.m. . . . Hang-up: week¬ ends . . . “Joe” . . . Favorite Saying: draft beer not students Pet Peeve: selfish people . . . waking up to the alarm clock . . . Hang-up: snow¬ storms . . . making people laugh . . . Ambition: dental hygienist . . . Activi¬ ties: Beaconette staff . . . Spanish Club . . . Glee Club Naomi Cheryl Levine January 28 121 Bloomingdale St. College “Nim” “Fools!” Said I, “You Do Not Know, Susan Carol Libman Feb. 11 27 Grandview Rd. College “Su” Pet Peeve: Straight people . . . Going home early . . . Diets Hang-up: M. Diamant . . . Love . . . Peace . . . Happiness Activities: Beacon Staff . . Spanish Club Sylvia Ann Losh Oct. 2 80 Fremont Ave. General “Sissy” Pet Peeve: Teachers . . . Big Brothers . . . Lemons Hang-up: The Plaza in Everett . . . Louie Arthur C. Lindholm Apr. 6 61 Madison Ave. Academic “Starchie Mendoza” Pet Peeve: Plastic People . . . Beeries Hang-up: Chevies . . . Ambition: Stamp out Beeries Richard Anthony Lewis July 5 125 Ash At. General “Goog’s” Pet Peeve: Nice girls who talk about you . . . Hang-up: Smoking . . . going out with D.P. . . . Activities: Williams Flyers Susan Mary LaGuidice Aug. 28 112 Hawthorne St. Academic “Yo Yo” Hang-up: SHLITZ . . . Activities: 1 yr. Basketball ... 2 yrs. Pep Club Ambi¬ tion: To get out of school alive 73 Silence Like A Cancer Grows, Tony A. Loussedes June 5 39 Warren Ave. General “Greek” Pet Peeve: “my boss” . . . homework on vacation . . . Hang-up: records . . . golf . . . gamble . . . movies Jerry Lowe February 7 54 Garfield Ave. Distributive Ed. “Jer” Pet Peeve: D.E. demonstrations . . . Ambition: manage own gas station . . . Hang-up: The Rush . . . girls . . . Rosemarie Lovati June 17 28 Winthrop Rd. Commercial “ Rosie” Pet Peeve: people who think they’re bet¬ ter than anyone else . . . V.W.’s . . . Hang-up: Tony . . . records . . . dancing . . . Ambition: medical secretary and assistant Richard Paul Lovely August 14 124 Franklin Ave. College “Rich” Pet Peeve: teeny boppers . . . beeries . . . narrow-minded people . . . Hang-up: decent chicks . . . good booze . . . Ambition: to become a law dept, head Carol Edna MacDonald September 2 91 Burma Rd. Academic “Carol” Pet Peeve: hassles . . . lemons . . . tall people . . . Hang-up: CHUCKIE . . . Deep Purple . . . weekends . . . Activi¬ ties: Theta-Psi Sorority 74 Hear My Words That I Might Teach You, Deborah Mary MacKay July 20 146 Clark Ave. College “Debbie” Pet Peeve: Apathetic persons . . . Brown Nosers . . . “Last 2 Rows in 221” Hang-up: Getting “all excited” at games Activities : Cheering Captain . . . Glee Club . . . Nurse’s Aide Clare Ann Madigan Sept. 24 6 John St. Commercial “Clara Barton” Pet Peeve: Plastic People . . . yelling . . . closed minds . . . Hang-up: Peace . . . Quiet . . . Music . . . Friends Ac¬ tivities: Majorettes Angelo Maglione Aug. 11 43 Louis St. Academic “Angelo” Pet Peeve: Living in the city Hang-up: cars . . . living on a farm . . . visiting Europe Anne Elizabeth MacLeod Sept. 24 13 George St. College “Annie” Pet Peeve: The Administration . . . Hot Lunch Hang-up: Daydreaming . . . Var¬ ious phobias Activities: Glee Club . . . Drama Club . . . Student Activist Christopher J. Majewski Nov. 29 97 Beacon St. Academic “Chester” Pet Peeve: Last two Rows in 221 . . . Quick quiz . . . wearing glasses Hang-up: Music . . . Saturday Mornings . . . Absent Teachers Activities: Track — Cross Country 75 Take My Arms That I Might Reach You. Deborah Lee Malcolm June 28 101 Bellingham St. General “Debby” Pet Peeve: J.K. . . . staying in . . . bruises . . . Ambition: to marry Craig French . . . Hang-up: Craig . . . vets . . . choppers . . . Activities: Pep Club . . . basketball . . . Beaconette staff Richard John Mastalerz July 7 68 Marlboro St. Academic “Richie” Pet Peeve: phonies . . . Hang-up: money . . . cars . . . football . . . Activities: hockey . . . football Robert Joseph Martinello October 26 55 Warren Ave. Academic “Bobby” Pet Peeve: smelly lockers . . . the last two rows in 221 . . . Hang-up: June . . . poolroom . . . football . . . Activities: football . . . track . . . Beaconette repre¬ sentative Sandra Joan Mason June 14 71 Cottage St. Academic “Sandi” Pet Peeve: frizzies . . . midis . . . Ambi¬ tion: dental hygienist . . . Hang-up: black olives . . . boys . . . apricots . . . dungarees . . . Activities: Pres. Manuel J. Weiner B.B.G. . . . Secretary Ayta Chi Sorority Viola Frances Massaro June 3 35 Hooper St. Academic “Vi” Hang-up: Bruins! . . . boys . . . horse¬ back riding . . . animals . . . Honors: Senior Class Secretary . . . Ambition: fashion designer and model 76 But My Words Like Silent Raindrops Fell, Donna Marie Mastrangelo July 14 9 Pembroke St. Commercial “Donna” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people . . . conceited people . . . snobs Hang-up: T.H.C. . . . Weekends . . . Music James Joseph Masucci Aug. 12 136 Grove Street Academic “Jimmy” Pet Peeve: The last two rows in 221 . . . Haircuts Hang-up: Cars . . . Poolroom . . . Ten Years After Activities: Hockey Michael Gregory Matrinko June 17 71 Fremont Ave. College “Jake” Pet Peeve: Last two rows in 221 . . . Hang-up: Girls . . . Records . . . Nan- tasket Activities: German Club . . . GAT Club . . . Latin Club . . . Basket¬ ball Rose Mastrangelo May 23 97 Shurtleff St. General “Crackling Rose” Pet Peeve: K.D. . . . B.D. . . . D.C Ambition: To get married John Edward May Oct. 14 10 Prescott Ave. Academic “John” Pet Peeve: People pretending they’re something they’re not . . . Hang-up: Outdoor life . . . Roadrunners . . . Sports . . . Ambition: Civil Engineering . . . Forestry 77 And Echoed In The Wells Of Silence. Debra Jean Mazzio September 7 14 Vale St. General “Debbie” Ambition: to become a good secretary . . . Hang-up: cars . . . boys ... Vale St. corner ... Pet Peeve: snobs . . . pimples . . . pepper Patricia M. McHatton March 17 63 Garland St. Commercial “Trisha” Pet Peeve: EVERETT . . . two-faced people . . . Hang-up: BOBBY BREAU . . . “83” . . . Chinese food . . . Activi¬ ties: cheering . . . Guidance aide . . . Beacon rep. Kevin Michael McBride September 17 92 Sagamore Ave. College “Goober” Pet Peeve: last two rows in 221 . . . de¬ tention . . . Hang-up: hockey . . . mo¬ torcycles . . . people . . . Activities: hockey team Cynthia Marie McGill January 12 22 Heard St. Commercial “Cindy” Pet Peeve: lunches . . . segregation . . . confused boys . . . Hang-up: Mike Le- pore . . . tuna fish . . . Activities: Ma¬ jorettes . . . Glee Club . . . Guidance aide Deborah Ann McKinley June 15 44 Buchanan St. Winthrop General “Debbie” Pet Peeve: ignorant people . . Hang-up: Freddie 78 And The People Bowed and Prayed, Jacqueline McPherson November 18 791 Broadway General “Jackie” Pet Peeve: C.H.S. . . . getting up early . . . conceited people . . . Hang-up: cars . . . music . . . dancing . . . Activities: Beacon representative . . . Deca Robert Stephen Melesciuc September 28 165 Fourth St. College “Bob” Pet Peeve: last two rows in 221 . . . Hang-up: hockey . . . girls . . . motorcy¬ cles . . . Activities: hockey team . . . Spanish Club . . . Senior Council John Michael Memmolo March 12 69 Winnisimmet St. General “Mem” Pet Peeve: school lunches . . . U.S. His¬ tory . . . Hang-up: sports . . . Activities: basketball Maria Patricia Milczarek September 11 473 Washington Ave. Academic “Marie” Pet Peeve: hypocrites . . . prejudice . . . Hang-up: art . . . sleeping late . . . acid rock . . . Activities: Drama Club . . . Art Club . . . Spanish Club Deborah Iris Miller May 9 106 Shawmut St. College “Debby” Pet Peeve: prejudice . . . Hang-up: silver moon . . . blue sky . . . Activities: Manuel J. Weiner BBG . . . Ayta Chi Sorority — monitress To The Neon God They Made, Roberta Anne Mills June 15 24 Gardner St. College “Rob” Pet Peeve: Boiled hot dogs . . . Stuffy trolley cars . . . Stubborn people Hang-up: B.B.G. Activities: Glee Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Beacon Staff Karen Moore Jan. 3 129 Maverick St. Commercial “Warren” Pet Peeve: Snobs Hang-up: Music . . . weekends . . . Bruins Denise V. Molloy Aug. 26 3 Clinton Ct. 7 General “Denise” Pet Peeve: Friends who aren’t really friends Hang-up: Braids Ambition: Sec¬ retary Stephen B. Monzione Feb. 6 103 Clark Ave. Distributive Ed. “Steve” Pet Peeve: Liars . . . Hang-up: Drums . . . Music . . . Photography Honors: Student Advisory Board Paul Anthony Montalbano Sept. 11 32 Englewood Ave. Academic “Monty” Pet Peeve: Last two rows in 221 G.P.A. Hang-up: Mills Corner . . . . . . Cars Activities: Hockey 80 Beer And The Sign Flashed Out Its Warning, Thomas P. Moynihan March 17 151 Summit Ave. General Edward Voke Mulkem November 14 36 Kimball Rd. General “Ed” Pet Peeve: coming to school . . . Activi¬ ties: traffic squad . . . Beacon represen¬ tative Marlene C. Murnane November 18 139 Clark Ave. Distributive Ed Teresa Rita Mucci August 14 870 Broadway General “Terry” Pet Peeve: Friday night’s hangover . . . phony people . . . getting up early . . . Hang-up: boys . . . sewing . . . horseback riding . . . Activities: Red Cross Rep. . . . DECA . . . Beaconette rep. Charles F. Murphy August 22 26 Chester Ave. General “Charlie” Pet Peeve: to get a car . . . room 222 . . . Hang-up: Terry . . . working 81 In The Words That It Was Forming, Dennis Gerard Murray Nov. 14 35 Normandy Rd. Academic “Hawk” Pet Peeve: Losing teeth. . . . Practice . . . Know it alls Hang-up: Sports . . . N.Y. Giants . . . 10 . . . Good times with a certain person Activities: Football . . . Basketball . . . Captain Baseball William James Noroctt June 27 236 Central Ave. General “Billy” Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Cars Activi¬ ties: Traffic Squad Eric Roy Nathan Jan. 7 16 Watts Street Academic “Arch” Pet Peeve: Losing track meets . . . Trigo¬ nometry Hang-up: Track . . . Chemis¬ try .. . Art . . . Activities: Cross-Country . . . Band . . . Beaconette Staff Ann Marie Newman Aug. 8 59 Library St. Commercial “Sissy” Pet Peeve: Staying-in . . . Getting up Hang-up: Weekends . . . Steve . . . Food Michael Paul Novick Dec. 29 54 Nichols St. College “Nov” Pet Peeve: 7:00 a.m. . . . Practice . . . Your Aunt Hang-up: Cold duck . . . Football . . . Boobs . . . Activities: Foot¬ ball . . . Track . . . Beacon Staff 82 And The Sign Said: Christine M. Nowicki May 22 19 Medford St. Commercial “Chrissy” Pet Peeve: red shoes . . . drugs . . . lone¬ liness . . . Hang-up: ice skating . . . Buddy . . . Erin . . . Johnny . . . dunga¬ rees . . . Activities: Senior Council . . . Beacon staff Susan O’Brien June 18 194 Poplar St. General “Sue” Pet Peeve: weekdays . . . tuna fish . . . Hang-up: Paul. . . clothes . . . love . . . Ambition: model Kathleen E. O’Neil II January 11 120 Williams St. Commercial “Sugar” Pet Peeve: dieting . . . nose pickers . . . Hang-up: tuna fish ... not sleeping over . . . “Bunny Bear” . . . Activities: Pep Club . . . basketball team . . . Glee Club Victoria Lynn Marie Ovalle May 9 232 Central Ave. General “Vicki” Pet Peeve: bucket seats . . . snobs . . . ham . . . Hang-up: JOE . . . vets . . . walking in the rain . . . Activities: bas¬ ketball . . . Beacon rep . . . Pep Club Anita Margaret Paelian August 18 223 Webster Ave. Commercial “Nita” Pet Peeve: wars . . . riots . . . Hang-up: J.B. . . . summer. . . Paul Newman . . . Derek Sanderson . . . Activities: Pep Club 83 “The Words Of The Prophets Are Written, Richard Pantano June 5 10 Bell St. Academic “Richie” Pet Peeve: 222 . . . people telling me what to do and how to do it . . . Hang-up: V.W. . . . booze . . . broads . . . money Nancy Lee Pitts December 11 579 Washington Ave. College “Nan” Pet Peeve: Mondays . . . brothers . . . Hang-up: Bruins . . . Mustangs . . . summer . . . Activities: Beacon staff . . . Pep Club Priscilla Louise Peddle November 26 29 Franklin Ave. General “Prissy” Pet Peeve: hospitals . . . school . . . slow cars . . . Hang-up: fun . . . fast cars . . . boys . . . Activities: vice-president Pep Club Robert John Pezzuto May 18 222 Webster Ave. Academic “Bobby” Pet Peeve: people telling me what to do . . . the city life . . . Hang-up: country life . . . Activities: cross country Kazimierz Peter Pijanowski February 12 28 Second St. Academic “Kaziu” Pet Peeve: kids on drugs . . . radicals . . . Hang-up: wrestling in bed . . . study . . . study 84 On The Subway Walls And Tenement Halls, Joanne Maria Plagenza Dec. 18 229 Washington Ave. Commercial “Jo” Hang-up: “RONNIE” Activities: Up¬ ward Bound Ambition: Travel . . . Suc¬ cess Howard Lewis Porter Aug. 12 39 Clark Ave. College “Howie” Pet Peeve: Homework . . . Phonies . . . War Hang-up: Movies . . . Music . . . Privacy “Hank” Pet Peeve: Monday Mornings Hang-up: Led Zeppelin . . . Dreams . . . Night¬ mares Richard Alan Podradchik Apr. 9 172 Central Ave. Academic “Dickie” Pet Peeve: Tests . . . Homework . . . Pollution Hang-up: Basketball . . . Base¬ ball . . . Girl Watching . . . Activities: Track Team Manager . . . Science Club . . . Debating Club Henry Pizzano III Aug. 23 71 Parker St. General “Butch” Pet Peeve: Spiro . . . Apathy Hang-up: Doing nothing . .. Sleeping ... Activities: Beaconette . . . Traffic Squad . . . Pres. Debating Club Barry Stuart Porter May 10 139 Hawthorne St. Academic 85 John N. Puopolo Dec. 15 31 Gerrish Ave. General “Johnny” Pet Peeve: School And Whispered In The Sounds Of Silence.” Carol Jean Pyche Dec. 19 41 John St. Commercial “Pooch” Pet Peeve: Pimples . . . Time . . . Med¬ ford Hang-up: STAN . . . Music . . . Smoking . . . Spaghetti Activities: Ma¬ jorette Natalie C. Racki Aug. 1 125 Ash St. Commercial “Nat” Pet Peeve: English Class . . . Being called Natty . . . Getting up in the morning Hang-up: Pickles . . . Payday . . . “Winning Chances” Activities: Pep Club . . . Basketball Gail Elaine Reddick Aug. 24 142 Marlboro St. Commercial Pet Peeve: English Class . . . Conceited People . . . Hang-up: MIKE BENTON Ambition: Dental Assistant Roswitha Karen Rawinski Dec. 14 30 Tremont St. Commercial “Rose” Pet Peeve: Noise Hang-up: Travel Activ¬ ities: Spanish Club . . . Guidance Aide 86 Phyllis Jean Reddick August 23 12 Vale St. Commercial “Phyl” Pet Peeve: meatloaf. . . homework . . . Hang-up: Bobby . . . sewing . . . week-ends . . . Ambition: to be a “Stone” Linda M. Richard August 26 373 Crescent Ave. General “Blondie” Pet Peeve: homework . . . Hang-up: Vinnie . . . Activities: Pep Club Linda Sue Riley November 21 134 Grove St. General “Riley” Ambition: sewing ... Pet Peeve: report cards . . . homework . . . working on Friday Vicki Marie Ricci December 23 95A Bellingham St. Academic “Husla” Pet Peeve: homeroom teachers . . . homework . . . Hang-up: little brown swinger . . . Activities: girls’ basketball Paul John Riley February 21 8 Cheever St. General “Bo” Pet Peeve: beeries . . . Hang-up: sports . . . Activities: football 87 Dennis John Ring December 31 67 Clinton St. College “Dennis” Pet Peeve: the roach . . . Hang-up: occa¬ sional people . . . Activities: GAT . . . Latin Club . . . Beacon Phyllis Reisa Rutman November 16 156 Central Ave. Commercial “Phillie” Pet Peeve: phonies . . . violence . . . persistent people . . . Hang-up: music . . . meeting people . . . Mercedes Benz . . . Activities: Beaconette staff . . . Glee Club The Sale Of Pills Are At An All Time High, Richard R. Rock September 15 50 Tudor St. General “Rocky” Pet Peeve: getting up at 7 a.m. Hang-up: girls . . . Activities: CYO Charlie W. Rudolph September 27 57 Essex St. General “Rudy” Pet Peeve: empty gas tanks . . . flat tires . . . Hang-up: vacations . . . study per¬ iods Karen Marie Rossetti April 3 200 Clark Ave. General “Charmer” Pet Peeve: drugs . . . school . . . kids . . . Hang-up: Prescott Ave. . . . boys . . . Favorite Saying: “Is that right?” 88 Young Folks Walk Around With Their Heads In The Sky, Karen Mary Sadowski August 20 88 Addison St. General “Crazy Daisy” Pet Peeve: the whole school . . . Hang-up: people . . . Ricky . . . Steve . . . meeting new people . . . Activities: Pres, of Pep Club Russell C. Sanford March 23 7 George St. General “Russ” Hang-up: Valerie ... the temple Sherrill Marsha Sanitsky December 22 48 Clark Ave. Academic “Sherry” Pet Peeve: oral talks . . . Hang-up: driv¬ ing . . . music . . . Ambition: pharma¬ cist Linda Rose Salvato December 9 85 Central Ave. Commercial “Freak” Pet Peeve: apathy . . . plastic people . . . the school system . . . Hang-up: music . . . freedom ... my dungarees . . . Cambridge . . . Activities: Animal Farm . . . Chelsea Citizens for Better Education Vincent Christopher Santilli December 25 197 Webster Ave. Academic “Vinny” Pet Peeve: tests . . . old folks . . . deci¬ sions . . . Hang-up: cars . . . freedom . . . nice clothes . . . Activities: cross country . . . class ring representative 89 Jeffrey Earl Seigal May 29 51 Shurtleff St. College “Jeff” Pet Peeve: homework . . . rain . . . vio¬ lence . . . hypocrites . . . Hang-up: golf . . . athletics . . . jazz . . . sax . . . Ac¬ tivities: French Club . . . band . . . bas¬ ketball mgr. . . . (New Brass Band) Richard Warren Sikorski February 21 27 Garland St. General “Dick” Pet Peeve: lunch . . . haircuts . . . Hang-up: my V.W. . . . boycotting the lunchroom Cities Aflame In The Summer Time, John Servideo April 15 11 Cook Ave. Academic “John” Pet Peeve: first year teachers . . . Hang-up: Debbie . . . Activities: cross country, co-capt. . . . baseball Thaddeus Siewko November 18 118 Beacon St. General “Master Ted” Pet Peeve: homework . . . teachers . . . tests . . . Hang-up: 2:17 bell ... no cross country practice . . . Activities: track . . . cross country . . . traffic squad Wayne Robert Simonelli February 5 12 Bloomingdale St. Distributive Ed. “Waynie” Pet Peeve: chaperones . . . parking tick¬ ets .. . Ambition: college . . . Hang-up: Debbi . . . cars . . . Activities: DEC A f 90 And, The Beat Goes On. Sandra Skiddell November 22 260 Spruce St. College “Sandy” Pet Peeve: unconcerned people . . .Na¬ tick . . . Hang-up: BBG . . . Activities: Spanish Club . . . Glee Club . . . Beacon- ette editor Barbara Ann Smith May 27 22 Heard St. Academic “Buffy” Pet Peeve: Catholic holidays on Saturday . . . being fat . . . singed hair (from fire baton) . . . Hang-up: boys . . . victory parties ... a certain boy . . . week-ends . . . Activities: capt. majorettes . . . Red Cross representative . . . sr. jr. home¬ room rep. Phyllis Marie Soriano September 1 36 Prescott Ave. General “Phyl” Pet Peeve: work . . . getting up for school . . . not getting the car when I want it . . . Hang-up: new people . . . boys . . . rock groups Lois Cindy Sloan March 29 27 John St. Academic “Lo” Pet Peeve: Monday mornings . . . R.l.T. . . . bigots . . . Hang-up: JAY . . . weekends . . . new people . . . Ambi¬ tion: teacher . . . Activities: Drama Club . . . Pep Club . . . Glee Club . . . Robert Anthony Spinale September 17 521 Washington Ave. General “Mungo Jerry” Pet Peeve: school . . . short hair . . . going to R.S.M. . . . Hang-up: Terry . . . cars . . . boycott . . . Activities: football 91 f Air Pollution, Revolution, Gun i j 1 I Donald H. Staples February 1 58 Garfield Ave. Academic “Don” Pet Peeve: shopping cars . . . noise . . . rainy days . . . crowds . . . Hang-up: Breakhart Reservation . . . cars . . . Rolling Stones . . . orange juice Dorothy Staflfiery May 6 105 Springvale Ave. Commercial “Chee-Chee” Pet Peeve: fake people . . . Monday mornings . . . people with big mouths . . . Hang-up: BILLY . . . weekends . . . beards . . . Ambition: medical sec¬ retary Joel Gary Sugarman October 6 51 Shurtleff St. College “Gup” Pet Peeve: stuck-up people . . . New Brass Band . . . reading . . . Hang-up: my stereo system . . . sports . . . free¬ dom . . . my trumpet . . . Activities: band . . . basketball . . . French Club . . . Science Club Wayne Stone August 1 26 Gillooly Rd. Academic “Wayne” Pet Peeve: ancient history ... lab explo¬ sions Control, Sound Of Soul, John Staples February 1 58 Garfield Ave. Academic “John” Pet Peeve: school food . . . spiders . . . dirty snow . . . Hang-up: racing cars 92 Shootin’ Rockets To The Moon, Kids Growin’ Up Too Soon, Elizabeth Anne Sullivan May 29 248 Revere Beach Academic “B etty” Parkway Pet Peeve homework . . . tests . . Hang-up: school vacations Joyce E. Sutton February 16 118 Spencer Ave. General “Ginger” Pet Peeve: Monday mornings . . . Activ¬ ities: art . . . swimming Louise Ruth Sweeney October 17 44 Cook Ave. Commercial “Louise” Darrell Paul Sweet April 20 51 Parker St. Academic “Sweet” Pet Peeve: people who don’t care . . . Hang-up: Bonnie . . . “71” . . . Activi¬ ties: Beaconette . . . Science Club 93 Anita Mae Szczerbinski July 2 77 Bloomingdale St. College “Anita” Pet Peeve: phony people . . . Hang-up: ice cream . . . travel Michael Tammaro December 4 759 Broadway General “Mike” Pet Peeve: plastic people . . . getting busted . . . Hang-up: rock concerts Politicians Say More Taxes Will Solve Everything, John Marino Tiberi November 29 45 Palmer St. College “John” Pet Peeve: homework . . . Hang-up: sports . . . Ambition: self-employment Christine Maryann Trochimiak July 30 105 Cottage Street Commercial “Chris” Ambition: travel . . . Hang-up: Kazik . . . Sal Yebba ... Pet Peeve: home¬ work Howard J. Tocman June 17 56 Sagamore Ave. Academic “How-hard” Pet Peeve: work . . . pigs . . . Hang-up: my girl . . . chicks . . . NAH ANT Beach . . . the Blue Bomber Nina Tron March 11 146 Pearl St. Academic “Nina” Pet Peeve: insincere boys . . . Hang-up: 7-up . . . art . . . peanuts ... 3 Dog Night . . . Activities: Beacon staff . . . Art Club . . . Ballot Commission 94 So Round V Round V Round We Go, Gwendolyn R. Tyre March 3 93 Chester Ave. College “Gwen” Pet Peeve: excessive homework . . . hypocrites . . . Hang-up: Cosmo . . . sweets . . . cheering . . . Activities: co-capt. cheering squad . . . pres. Glee Club . . . co-capt. girls’ basketball team Belinda Marie Visconti August 30 234 Central Ave. Commercial “Belinda” Hang-up: Bob ... St. Bernards Marilyn Lisa Visconti March 10 28 Ingleside Ave. Commercial “Marilyn” Pet Peeve: plastic people . . . cold sores in the winter . . . Hang-up: cold winter nights . . . rock concerts . . . purple . . . ice cream . . . Activities: Spanish Club . . . Beacon staff . . . Art Club 4 Leonard Ernest Warner June 11 99 Central Ave. General “Lenny” Pet Peeve: taking out the garbage . . . Activities: Junior Pop Warner football team . . . basketball . . . baseball Deborah Anne Webb December 10 181 Webster Ave. Commercial “Debi ” Pet Peeve: The Government . . . Hang-up: not going to school . . . living 95 Emil Joseph Weidner III July 3 9 Lash Street General “Flash” Activities: scuba diving . . . scouting . . . Explorers Frank S. Wilson February 20 33 Guam Rd. Academic “Plastic Socks” Pet Peeve: socks . . . sideline pitching . . . armory showers . . . Hang-up: Marie . . . incinerators . . . Activities: baseball . . . basketball . . . shoeshine boy Where The World ' s Headed, Nobody Knows, Richard Charles White July 15 4 Crescent Ave. College “Ricky” Pet Peeve: losing . . . Hang-up: Ste¬ phanie . . . hockey . . . winning . . . Activities: Spanish Club . . . GAT Club . . . hockey team Patricia Ann Williams October 24 129 Bloomingdale St. General “Blondie” Pet Peeve: people who think they’re bet¬ ter than others . . . Hang-up: Bobby and his hang-ups Karen Lee Williams March 31 47 Louis St. Commercial “Willy” Pet Peeve: two-faced people . . . pimples . . . frizzies . . . Hang-up: PAUL CARNEY . . . tuna fish . . . pizza . . . Activities: cheerleader . . . Beacon staff . . . Guidance Aide 96 Just A Ball Of Confusion, That ' s What The World Is Today. Mitchell Stephen Wolper July 15 113 Willow St. College “Mitch” Pet Peeve: Drawing lines in 313 . . . 07249 Hang-up: Watching the Bruins . . . Going out to eat-Activities: Secre¬ tary National Honor Society . . . Pres. Latin Club . . . Layout chairman of Beacon Staff Kathryn H. Zaitz Apr. 4 84 Revere Beach Pkwy. Academic “Kathy” Pet Peeve: Conceited and insincere peo¬ ple Hang-up: Art . . . Traveling Activi¬ ties: Spanish Club Ambition: To achieve my ambition James T. Wine May 6 27 Library St. General “Wino” Pet Peeve: School . . . Not being on B. Ball Team . . . Hang-up: LINDA . . . Lunch room riots . . . Poolroom . . . B Ball Activities: Track Team . . . Variety Show Ambition: To make B. Ball Team Paul Yannetti Oct. 12 53 Warren Ave. College “Paul” Pet Peeve: Study halls Hang-up: Boston Bruins Salvatore A. Yebba, Jr. July 2 59 Jefferson Ave. General “Sal” Pet Peeve: Not seeing a C.H.S. football game Hang-up: Printing . . . vette . . . Girls . . . Activities: Vice-Pres. of D.E. 97 Sheryl Zang March 22 196 Shurtleff St. Commercial “Sherri” Pet Peeve: Restrictions . . . Phony peo¬ ple Hang-up: RAY . . . Clothes . . . Records Ambition: Medical Secretary Christopher Richard Zullo July 23 73 Broadway Academic “Chris” Pet Peeve: Losing Hang-up: Going to the drive-in Ambition: Lawyer Gary Stephen Zardas May 29 77 Library St. Academic “Points” Pet Peeve: Not being 1 . . . Losing . . . Winless Seasons Hang-up: G.B. . . . “Little Brown Nova” Activities: Co-Capt. Basketball Team . . . Baseball Team John Joseph Zimini July 13 715 Broadway General “Tex” Hang-up: My car Activities: V.F.W. Youth Center Pres. Hal Alan Zuravel Oct. 29 117 Cottage St. Academic. “Hal” Pet Peeve: School Hang-up: Cars 98 John Joseph Dwyer May 3 57 Burma Rd. General “Mammoth” Pet Peeve: Heads . . . toilets . . . baggy nylons . . . wristers . . . “S.A.” Hang-up: . . . Mary Jane Activities: Football . . . softball . . . bookey Santo J. Gesualdi Dec. 1 58 Bellingham St. General “Sandy” Pet Peeve: school . . . work Hang-up: DONNA . . . Bossom Park David Paul Harrison Jan. 20 107 Fourth St. Academic “DPH” Pet Peeve: Establishment Rules Hang-up: Evelyn Alan Bruce Harvey May 10 234 Chesnut St. General “Big AT Pet Peeve: Greasy spoons . . . overpow¬ ered people Hang-up: Soul Food . . . Cars . . . Smoke Smoke’s Activities: Ju¬ nior Class President ... Ad Hoc Com¬ mittee General “Tom” Pet Peeve: Nasco . . . Hang-up: Wendy James Michael Mahoney July 5 67 Bellingham-Sf. General “Jimmy” Pet Peeve: Last two rows in 221 . . . 6th period English Hang-up: Drag racing . . . water skiing Jeraldine T. Mastropietro February 9 100 Broadway General “Jerri” Pet Peeve: people who criticize others before they criticize themselves . . . snobs . . . Hang-up: Randy . . . poems . . . Ambition: to keep my husband happy . . . Robert Wisocky May 4 68 Chester Ave. General “Bob” Pet Peeve: people who don’t answer . . . Hang-up: Karen Michael Leonard Smith October 16 151 Chester Ave. General “Mike” Pet Peeve: going to school . . . room 212 . . . no parking space . . . Hang-up: Donna . . . the car . . . dungarees . . . Activities: hockey team Marie D. Zaitz August 29 374 Revere Beach Pkwy. General “Marie” Pet Peeve: cliques . . . Hang-up: my friends h ' KEL y , .eEST..: - -TY i CH EU ' AtWWftfcO t D-t VOENM; VS 1 Nh-hn zoM oA x nxf -4 . ft ml v, “ ij Ml lu v JPit Mi l Ng jrmiy t •- a m Ic ft J crjT if ZSk m v im ra i l • ; m r -jk r y JHb m � -MJfMkil r ■ m-. 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That Bali Hai’s good stuff.” . . . from Murray to Breau, Chelsea leads, 6-0 . . . “You like that Harry, we’re winning for a change.” . . . Chelsea 24, Boston Technical 8 . . . “You know Harry, my boy tells me that Tiro is one heckuva coach, really gets the kids up for a game.” . . . Chelsea beats Medford, 14-6 . . . Harry, when’s the last time we won two games in a row?” . . . Chelsea shuts out Somerville, 16-0 . . . “Harry, I hope this season never ends. I’m so proud of these kids.” . Everett 12, Chelsea 6 . . . “Well, Harry, you can’t win ’em all. See ya next year.” Hockey First row: Michael Riley, James Bagley, Michael Lepore, Captain James Arsenault, Asa Hubner, Kevin Keohane Second row: Manager Tommy Eaves, Harry Johnson, Michael Balon, Coach James Stafford, Robert Melesciuc, Frank Grafton. Absent from photo: Richard White, co-captain Kevin McBride, co-captain Albert Calderone, Paul Montalbano. 110 A This is a hockey puck — by itself not much. But add an ice-filled rink and a determined Chelsea High hockey team, and you’ve got championship action. Led by coaches James Stafford and Robert Meehan, captain “Skeeter” Arsenault, and co-captains “Goober” McBride and Albie Caldarone, the Red Devils set the ice on fire twice a week at the Boston Arena. • • ■ 112 ■T ■- 113 ‘km, • • Basketball First row: Co-captains Gary Zardas, Richard Halas Second row: Tony Taraskiewicz, Scott Bial, Sal LaBella, Paul Kanter, James Wine Third row: Coach Arnold Goodman, Gregory Lee, Michael Matrinko, Eric Shuman, Dennis Murray, Bruce Glazer. 114 115 Winning isn’t everything, the old maxim goes. The Red Devils certainly didn’t have an abundance of wins, but they did have plenty of everything else. Spirit and determination were never lacking. Co-captains Gary Zardas and Richard Halas provided most of the scoring punch, and coach Arnold Good¬ man instructed the boys in the finer points of the game. 116 Track As usual, the thorough training program of Coach Bernard Berenson and his assistant, Anthony Bavaro, inspired our team with confidence for another tough season of Greater Boston League Competition. Co-Captains Bruce Glazer and Steve Bachelor were determined to break into the win column. Despite tremendous odds against them, the Red Devils have always known how to give an excellent account of them¬ selves. First Row: Michael Goldman, Bruce Glazer, Steven Batchelor, Paul Jones, Scott Bial, Steven Fixman, Ted Siewko; Second Row: Richard Podradchik, Angelo Maglione, Eric Nathan, Larry Kaplan, Jimmy Wine, Kevin Brown, Chris Majewski; Third Row: Michael Fixman, Stanley Troisi, Richie Gallo, Barney Nugent, Billy Moore, Chucky Nechtem; Fourth Row: Coach Anthony Bavaro, Robert Engber, John Sullivan, Robert Nolan, Coach Bernard Berenson. $ ' life jit, M lie Cross Country Our cross-country team, only in its second year of existence, was a valuable asset to our athletic pro¬ gram. The many hours of practice were justly re¬ warded at the last meet of the year, when the Red Devil harriers soundly trounced Everett. Co-Captains Scott Bial and John Servideo turned in consistent performances, and Coach Bernard Beren- son kept our spirits high when the victories were not coming. Next year, hopefully, will be better than ever. Front Row: Biff Brennan, Bruce Lawson, Ted Siewko, Co-Captain Finkelstein, Billy Walker, Daniel Mackay, Chris Athas, Paul Eaves, Scott Bial, Co-Captain John Servideo, John Staples, Chris Majewski; John Sullivan, Tony Taraskiewicz, Harry Johnson, Manager Joel Back Row: Coach Bernard Berenson, Richard DePaulo, Neil Heichman Baseball The Red Devils are looking forward to a fine season on the diamond. Coach Joe Bevere, assisted by Co-Captains Frank Grafton and Dennis Murray, is sure to provide excel¬ lent leadership for our boys. We will have many veterans from last year’s squad, which gave us our best record in years. We should have solid hitting, speed on the basepaths, and an excellent chance for a victorious season. Front Row: Paul Sprachlin, Merrill Goldstein, Paul Dwyer, Ronald Zaggari, Mark Glinner, Richard Carbone, Fred Olivero, Kenny Fay, Joey Paddadino, Jerry Capone Back Row: Thomas Keating, David Gordon, Sal LaBella, John Servideo, Dennis Murray, Frank Wilson, Eric Shuman, Francis Grafton, Richard Halas, Coach Bevere. Girls’ Basketball First row: Co-captains Gwen Tyre and Lorraine Harvey Second row: Vicky Ricci, Louise Gladyszak, Loreen Bradley Third row: Denise Mahone, Loretta Zajaczlcowski, Theresa Czerepica, Anna Drago, coach Beverly Corwin Our girls’ basketball team believes in keeping a bal¬ ance. For every time that our boys lose, our girls win. Co-captains Gwen Tyre and Lorraine Harvey have led the team to its second consecutive winning season. Miss Beverly Corwin, with her spirited half-time talks, has instilled in our team both the desire to win and play fairly. 124 SP . . IR . . IT . . . That’s spirit, let’s hear it . . . Laryngitis is no excuse, we’ll cheer, and love it . . . SP . . IR . . IT . . . That’s spirit, let’s hear it . . . Losing is just a part of the game, we’ll manage to bear it . . . SP . . IR . . IT . . . That’s spirit, let’s hear it . . . Winning makes it all worthwhile . . . That’s the spirit, let’s hear it. Audio-Visual Beacon: M. L.: Beacon: M.L.: Chairman Lerner, the Audio-Visual Club is one of the anonymous clubs of the school. Why? Lo-o-ok, if we weren’t around, you’d know it. We run all the projection and sound machines in the building. We keep things going. Without us, you couldn’t see the trees from the forest. So the club is vital to the smooth functioning of the school? That’s right. We keep the school in the ball park. Front row: Thomas Keating, Robert Melesciuc. Back row: Michael Matrinko, Mark Lerner, Mr. Roman Pucko, faculty advisor; Bruce Lawson, Dennis Ring. Dramatics Beacon: Miss President, there have been many dramatic events this year. Has your club been re¬ sponsible for them? Club Pres: Well, not really. My club is interested in the dream of the theater, not dramatic events. We hope to attend many movies and plays, including the Shake¬ speare Festival in the spring. Beacon: I understand. Are there plans to exhibit the talents of our budding stars and starlets? Club Pres: Yes, but contrary to the rumor, our play is not going to be “Hair” or “O’ Calcutta.” What¬ ever it is, we hope to have a record run. Beacon: Thank you, Miss President. Front row: Doreen Smith, Denise Mahon, Carmel Trickett, Advisor; Donna Chastney, Anne MacLeod. Back row: Judy Heichman, Kathy Bowen, Rosaline Zam. Band Librarians Eric Nathan and Mark Lerner, Secretary Robert Baskies. Treasurer David Gordon, Vice- President Jeffrey Seigal. Absent: President Joel Sugarman Beacon: Is it true that you have an aspiring Louis Armstrong among you? Answer: No, none of us is shooting for the moon. Beacon: In reference to the band, is your policy “the more the merrier” or “too many musicians spoil the music?” Answer: As you know, the Band of C.H.S. has long been known for its quality: anything which will preserve this quality, we will do. 131 Beacon 1971 “Let’s get to work, Let’s get to work . . . Why do we have three pictures of the French Club? . . . I’ll get this in tomorrow. That’s nice; the deadline was yesterday . . Karen, someone spilled ink on your hockey player . . . (sorry ’bout that) Jo-Ann, I don’t care if you’re sick, get to work! . . This is not a chemistry class; you’re sup¬ posed to be working on the Beacon! . . What’s this, What’s this?” Gaile Kelly, assistant editor; Jerrold Levine, editor; Maurice Greenfield, advisor; Scott Bial, business manager. Absent: Michael Dorfman assistant editor. Front Row: Nancy Pitts, Ellen Krakofsky, Nina Tron, Karen Konieczka, Maria Milczarek, Alan Feiner Back Row: Theresa Czerepica, Mitchell Wolper, Michael P. Goldman, Roberta Mills, Susan Libman Front Row: Robert Cronin, Scott Bial, Michael P. Novick, Mark Constantine, Thomas Condardo Back Row: Bruce Lawson, Jo-ann Charak, Susan Kelly, Gail Cooperstein, Diane Ciampolillo, Chris Nowicki, Kathy Chesna Front Row: Louise Gladyszak, Maryann Carbone, Joyce Hansbury, Patricia McHatton, Karen Williams, Sharon Kagan Back Row: Joseph Corea, Mark Lerner, Richard Daley, Edward Mulkern, David Gordon, Robert Daley, Gary Zardas, William Brennan, Kathleen Bowen Beaconette Beacon: Editors: Beacon: Editors: What have you as editors done to make this year’s Beaconette a magazine for the students? We have tried to keep matters of im¬ portance at a minimum, gossip at a maximum, and have censored all words with more than 5 letters. What will be the 1971 Beaconette’s lasting contribution to C.H.S.? A pile of unsold Beaconettes to be used as fuel on a cold winter’s day. Miss Carol Cantor, advisor; Sandra Skiddell, Robert Baskies, editors; Jo-Ann Charak, Mr. Maurice Greenfield, Head of English Department. First row. Andrea Brown, Steven Grossman, Eric Nathan, Naomi Levine. Second row: Gail Cooperstein, Jeffrey Seigal, Barry Porter, Lorraine Harvey, Steven Green, Alan Feiner, Kathleen Bowen. 134 Debating Club First row: Michael Goldman, Alan Feiner, Richard Podradchik, Samuel Cain. Second row: Barry Porter, Robert Baskies, Lorraine Harvey, Steven Green, and Miss Linda Keats. Beacon: Mr. President, what are some of the more important matters your club has discussed this year? Pres: First and foremost, the lunch program. The majority agrees that the best meal is tuna fish, but a loudly dissenting minority favors hot dogs. Beacon: What about matters of world importance? Pres: What could be more important than our stomachs? Beacon: I agree, but did you know that, actually, the mind craves food and not the stomach. Pres: That’s ridiculous. My stomach always tells me when I’m hungry. Beacon: It’s really your mind! Pres: It’s my stomach! Beacon: Your mind! Pres: Look, let’s not get into a debate about this. Beacon: That’s fine with me. Thank you and good-by! Distributive Education Beacon: If you enjoy your outside work so much, why do you bother even coming to CHS? Dist Ed: “All work and no play makes Jack a very dull boy.” Beacon: What do you feel you have gained from the distributive education program? Dist Ed: Oh, a few less teachers and a few less hours of homework. Back Row: Jackie McPherson, William Innes, Louis Gisseto, Edward Kirby, Stephen Monzione, Russell Kilduff, Wayne Simonelli. Front Row: Geraldine Mastropietro, Gerald Capone, Sal Yebba, Michael Interrante, Patricia Leggiardro. French Club Beacon: As the well-known saying goes, “Parlezvous francais?” French: Si, senSr. Beacon: How does your club reflect the country you represent? French: Well, like the French people, we are all incurable romantics. In fact, Mr. Gootkin has promised to lead us in our quest for the Fountain of Amour along the Riviera. Rhonda Castaline, Jeffrey Siegel, Meyer Gootkin, Kathleen Bowen, Joyce May, Donna Famigletti. 136 German Club First Row: Tom Keating; Mike Novick, Vice-President; Paul Yanetti. Second Row: Jerry Levine; Mike Goldman, Secretary; Steven Fixman, Treasurer; Bruce Glazer; Mr. Renzi, Advisor. Third Row: Scott Bial; George Beals; Mike Matrinko, President; Robert Baskies; Larry Kaplan. Beacon; How does your club reflect the country you represent? German: All of our members help support German industry, as all good Ger¬ mans do. We help consume one of the country’s “cooler” or shall I say “draughtier” products. Beacon: In these days of Women’s Liberation, it seems strange that all your members are boys. Did you post a sign reading: “No girls allowed!” German: Of course we did not stoop to such a measure. But frankly, I feel that the sign: “Enter at your own risk!” did scare away some prospective female members. 137 GAT Front row: Treasurer Thomas Keating, Vice-President Larry Kaplan, President Jerry Levine, Dennis Ring. Back row: Michael Goldman, Joel Sugarman, Bruce Lawson, Robert Baskies, Michael Matrinko, Scott Bial. Missing: Secretary Michael Dorfman Beacon: Mr. President, what are the major functions of the GAT Club? Pres: Our biggest event is the Christmas Party. We have loads of fun. We have 2 cookies, Vi cup of coke each, and we play math games. Do you have any other activities? Yup! We post pictures of our cats and dogs on the bulletin board. 138 Glee Club Biilllilll A Ip ... � - ' r Standing: Mr. Toltz, Gwen Tyre, President; Andrea Hill, Vice-President; Joan Lanzillo, Librarian; Jo-Ann Charak, Treasurer. Beacon: Pres: Beacon: Pres: Beacon: Pres: Beacon: Pres; Miss President, when does the glee Club begin its world tour? Maybe after we find a new hall for rehearsals. We lost the lease on the old one. Do you know where you are going to open? No, but City Hall and the Rotary club are two of our more prom¬ inent stops. Well that’s very er .. . interesting. What about the girls? Are they excited? I suppose they would be if they knew where we were going. We’ve had so few rehearsals that I haven’t had a chance to tell them anything. By the way, our first record will be out in a few weeks. Really? What’s its title? “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.” First row, Karen Konieczka, Naomi Levine, Sandra Skiddell. Second row: Joyce Annese, Debbie McKay, Gail Cooperstein, Sheryl Zang, Roberta Mills, Phyllis Rutman, Rosemarie Lovati. Last row: Diane Ciampolillo, Lynda Homer, Lorraine Harvey, Karen Hill, Anna Drago. Guidance Aides First row Claire Madigan, Louise Gladyszak, Eileen Burns, Gwen Tyre, Mary Ann LaRochelle, Cynthia McGill, Judy Covino. Back row Janice DeVincenzo, Karen Williams, Roswitha Rawinski. Beacon: Hi there! How are ya! Glad to see ya! How about telling us what your job consists of? Aide: Well, it consists mainly of running from room to room looking for people who are never there. Beacon: What do you do when you can’t find them? Aide: You memorize the room numbers of your friends and then go for a visit! Guidance Director, Eli Richmond. 140 Latin Club Back Row: Susan Stec, Cathy Rosenfield, Francine Carey, Dabbie Albano, Jo-Ann Charak, Miss Glover Front Row: Jeffrey Engber, Richard Band Beacon: M iss Glover, I’ve heard many reports comparing the Latin Club Saturnalias to the Roman orgies. Would you care to comment? Latin: I refuse to answer on grounds that it may incriminate me. Tell me, is Latin really a dead language? Of course not, Julius Caesar proved that in his speech at our last meeting. To what do you attribute the sudden desire of students to become members of the Latin Club? Latin: A picture in the yearbook. 141 National Honor Society Front row: Mitchell Wolper, Secretary; Jerrold Levine, President. Back row: Mrs. Linda McDonald, faculty advisor; Carol Kwiatowski, Gwendolyn Tyre, treasurer; Rita Dente, Karen Donovan, Jo-Ann Charak, Vice-President. Absent when photographed: Steven Grossman Beacon: What has the Honor Society done as a group this year? Hon. Soc.: Well . . . duh ... we ain’t done nothing much yet, but we reckon we’ll do a whole lot. Beacon: Seriously speaking, to what do you attribute your success in scholarly pursuits? Hon. Soc.: Well, we’ve always been aware of the platitudinous ponderosity, for as you know, it affords no opportunity for intellectual development and could only end in the dreaded contacting of Urgus. 142 Office Aides ■ft •• ■ ' ifl � • ■or urA ; - j First row: Mary-Ann Carbone, Clare Madigan, Linda Riley, RoseAnn Giordano. Second row: Rose Mastrangelo, Janice Dembrowski, Betty Sullivan, Suzanne Hogan, Joyce Annese, Deborah Miller. Third row: Christine Trochimiak, Carol Kwiatkowski, Joyce Hansbury, Jane Benoit, Rosemarie Lovati. Beacon: To what do you attribute your great ef¬ ficiency? Aide: Well, when there’s nothing to do, you can’t do it wrong. Beacon: Was it difficult to handle the 2700 course cards we had to fill out this year? Aide: Not really, we didn’t file them. We just threw them in the drawer because no one ever uses them anyway. 143 Pep Club Bottom Row: Linda Richard, Judy Covino, Karen Sadowski; Hansbury, Kathy O’Neil, Gayle Better, Vicky Ovalle, Nancy President, Lora Gladyszak, Mae Adams. Last Row: Joyce Pitts, Debbie Malcolm. Absent: Priscilla Peddle, Vice-President. Beacon: How do you girls manage to maintain such high spirits for every game? Pep: “Plenty of spirits.” Beacon: We understand that your group can be heard from any distance. Is this true? Pep: HIT MOST CERTAINLY IS!!! 144 Science Club Front Row: Tom Keating, Mark Lerner, Larry Kaplan, Eric Nathan, Mike Steven Green, Lorraine Harvey, Joel Sugarman, Richard Podradchik. Goldman. Back Row: Marcia Blonder, Steven Grossman, Gwen Tyre, Debbie MacKay. Absent: Mike Dorfman. Allen Feiner, Treasurer; Robert Baskies, Vice-President; Bruce Lawson, President; Theresa Czerepica, Secretary. Beacon: Good afternoon. What was the highlight of the year’s science club? Science: Well, the most exciting event was our president’s exploration of the sewers of eastern Massachu¬ setts. Beacon: What did he learn from this field trip? Science: He became an expert in the use of a gas mask. Beacon: Have you gone on any other unusual or sur¬ prising field trips? Science: Oh yes, expecting a stuffy lecture on cosmic ex¬ plosions, we were met by a bell-bottomed pro¬ fessor sitting on a piano, playing rock music. 145 Senior Ballot Commission Wm ill? VH(r A Kg . W m m ft PC-’ ' •••’ ‘to ' . ■ jy _ m m K Front Row: Rhonda Feldman; Bob Melesciuc; Robert Baskies, Chairman; Tom Dunn; Jimmy Ippolito; Gaile Kelly. Back Row: Nina Tron, Kathy O’Neil, Lilian Ciulla. Beacon: Com Mem: Beacon: Com Mem: Beacon: Com Mem: Now that the elections are over, what is your opinion oi the outcome of the election? 147 ... 148 ... 149 ... 150 ... 151 .. . Could we have your opinion of the several recounts, Mr. Dunn? 152 ... 153 ... 154 ... 155 ... 156 .. . We have heard some rumors that some of the ballot com¬ missioners plan to seek bigger and better things. Will someone comment, please? I really can’t say how true this is, but we’ve heard he’s already got his application in to the Electoral College. 146 Student Advisory Committee Beacon: Member: Beacon: Member: Lorraine Harvey, Kathleen Bowen Absent: Billy Innes, Stephen Monzione Getting serious for a moment, could you tell us something about the Student Advisory Com¬ mittee? The group, formed last year, consists of the 3 classes. We meet with the School Committee and try to bring about school reforms. We’ve heard a lot about the “silent majority.” Do you profess to be a part of it? Our efforts brought about changes in the dress code and lunch program. This is hardly the work of a silent group. 147 Beacon: Spanish is one of the live languages. How does your club reflect the vitality of the language you represent? Spanish: Well, all of the members are quite active. Each of us does his best to stay awake at our annual meetings and stands when the attendance roll is called. Beacon: How does your club reflect the country you represent in general? Spanish: We’re all very easy going and our policy is: “Never do today what you can put off ’til tomorrow.” Jo-Ann Charak, vice-president; Gail Cooperstein, treasurer; Mrs. Montesano, advisor; Maria Milczarek, president; Gaile Kelly, secretary. F ‘ rSt R ° W d Jan “ e DeVinc enzo, Andrea Brown, Eileen Hadgi. Nina Tron, Sandra Skiddell, Susan Kelly. Second Row. Naomi Levine, Mark Indek, Marilyn Visconti, Albert Caldarone, Karen Konieczka Deborah MacKay. Third Row: Anita Szczerbinski, Kathy Zaitz, Betty Sullivan, Lorraine Harvey Susan Libman, Roberta Mills, Deborah Miller, Marcia Blonder, William Gormley. Fourth Row: Sal LaBella, Richard Podradchik, Dennis Murray, Mark Lerner, Robert Melesciuc. Richard White Traffic Squad First Row: Tom Keating, Barry Porter, Larry Kaplan, William Norcott. Second Row: Thomas DeSimone, Edward Mulkem, David Gordon, Dennis Murray, Mr. Cherry, advisor. Beacon: Being on the traffic squad sounds like an in¬ teresting job. Do you enjoy it? Traffic: Yes, but forgive me for being late, I just got back from City Hall. Beacon: That’s quite all right. How about giving us some information about the jobs which you do? Traffic: Yes, I’d love to, but I’ve got an errand to do. I’ve really got to run. ’Bye! 149 Thanksgiving Rally For the first time in history, due to unforeseen circumstances, the annual Thanks¬ giving rally was held outdoors at the Chelsea Memorial Stadium. Braced by the cool, fresh air, our chants of “Beat Everett!” rose to the skies. Just as high were the spirits of the football players and the Pep Club as they demonstrated to the cheerleaders the proper way to turn on a crowd. At the end of the program Capt. Paul Jones presented Coach Chubby Tiro with a trophy of appreciation, and the exuberance filled the stadium. 150 Student Government Day It has been said that the youth of today are irre¬ sponsible, and too, that they are not well prepared to take over tomorrow’s world. These are some of the things which we disproved on Student Government Day, when we did our best to show that we can de¬ velop into excellent leaders. The dinner at the Elks Hall was delicious, and ev¬ eryone had an enjoyable time. Elections 154 Senior Dinner Dance On Saturday Evening, January 23, 1971 THE CLASS OF 1971 Will sponsor a Dinner Dance To be held at the Chalet D’Or Music by Chalet D’Or Orchestra Admission: $10 per couple Time: 7:00 P. M. Come one and all! 158 Variety Show 160 This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius When the moon is in the seventh house And Jupiter aligns with Mars Then Peace will guide the planets And Love will steer the stars Harmony and understanding Sympathy and trust abounding No more falsehoods or derisions Mystic crystal revelation And the mind’s true liberation . . . AQUARIUS Variety Show Now is the time for the people of Chelsea to become aware of the extra¬ ordinary talent which has been kept Hidden for so long and is at last To be uncovered. The students of Chelsea High will Sing, dance, and clown their way Through the Variety Show to be held On Thursday and Friday nights. March 31 and April 1 At 8:00 P.M. In the High School Auditorium They are out to entertain you, so Do your fair Share and fill up those empty seats. See you then. Ibrajss Sand THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS: THE ANNUAL JUNIOR PROM to be held on April 16, 1970 at the Chalet D’or Dine like a king on a delicious Roast Beef Dinner Dance to the music of the Chalet D’or Orchestra FAVORS FOR EVERYONE Time: 7:00 P.M. Tickets: $15 Per Couple Meet the Queen — Karen Williams And her court — Arlene Cesareo, Lorraine Harvey, Marlene Murnane, Christine Nowicki, and Lois Sloan 165 167 This is the way I always dreamed it would be The way that it is when you are holding me I never had a love of my own Maybe that’s why, when we’re all alone I can hear music, I can hear music Junior Dance You’ve got to make your own kind of music, Sing your own special song, Make your own kind of music, Even if nobody else sings along. ATTENTION CHELSEA HIGH STUDENTS After the success of the Junior Dance held on October 6, 1969, the Class of 1971 is proud to announce that it will sponsor a 2nd dance to be held on November 24, 1969 at 8:00 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Dance or just relax and listen to the music. Capacity crowd of 500 expected. 168 Bulletin: CHS Ravaged By Fire Well Wishers Hawk Halas Donald Hanlon David Harrison Mark Indeck Steve Janis Wally Nancy Larry Kaplan Thomas Keating Joyce Hansbury Andi Larry Lynda Homer Ginny I. Lenny P. Susan Jannone Sharon Kagan Audrey Kaplan Phyllis Kaplan Sheila Keefe Marion Paul Richie Pijanowski Deborah King Loretta Klosowski Jane Kur Diane LaFauci Donna Lambert Diane London Jayne Kehoe David Tryder Richard Wilcox Philip Zagarri Bonnie Turesky Hope Van Valkenburg Menace Honk Shelly Volovick Loretta Zajaczkowski Rose Zakrzewski Kenneth Staples Jose Toro Cheryl Spinney Margaret Strokosz Donna Sullivan Teresa Szczypek Linda Tapper Judy Szczerbinski Mary Spellman Eric Shuman Mary Paul Nancy Seigal Sweet Danny Doreen Wendy Tommy Darrell Sweet John Tiberi Howard Tocman Leonard Warner Richard White Frank Wilson James Wine Robert Wisocky Mitchell Wolper Gary Zardas John Zimini Christopher Zullo Hal Zuravel Anita Szczerbinski Christine Trochimiak Nina Tron Gwendolyn Tyre Belinda Visconti 170 Marilyn Visconti Debra Webb Karen Williams Kathryn Zaitz Sheryl Zang Darlene Harvey Joanie Henderson Karen Griffon Steven Brodie Karen Burke Patricia Capra Patricia Carroccino Nancy Chapman Linda Chudnofsky Robert Bornstein Deborah Albano Marjorie Bornstein Paul Eaves Mark Eskenas Neal Finklestein Patricia DiGregorio Marcy Elfman Mark Leavitt John Leong Mark Levine Bobby Cheryl Anna Lojko Christine Lojko Kenneth Langone Michael Cindy Mark Lerner Jerrold Levine George Lewicki William Lewis Tony Loussedes Richard Lovely Gaile Kelly Susan Kelly Neala King Ellen Krakofsky Naomi Levine Susan Libman Susan Loguidice Carol K. Tony C. Richie Daley Robert Daley Dorf John D. Janice I. Lance Janis Mel Kel Janice DeVincenzo Denise Dion Alan Feiner Steven Fixman Bruce Glazer Frank Goldberg Billy Gormley Kathy John Eleanor Fineran Sandy Tommy Rhonda Feldman Eddie Donna Ilene Fox Ann Gamrecki Gail Gilman Lora Gladyszak Louise Mike Terry Glinner Samuel Cain Paul Cameron Ernest Chiaradonna George Chin Tom Deb Kenneth Connelly Mark Constantine Joseph Corea Robert Cronin Eileen Burns Mary-Ann Carbone Joe Arlene Dawnelle Chaison Jo-Ann Charak Joey Kathy Dany Chin Diane Ciampolillo Lillian Ciulla 171 Gail Cooperstein Janice Coviello Judy Tom Richard Powalisz Ellen Rosenberg Alan Rubin Cathy Podlesny Bonnie Rosenberg Cathy Rosenberg Roberta Rubin Debra Ruszkowski Lila Saffran Paul Fishman Frederick Foley James Fosnock Karen Richie Robert Baskies Patrons Gary Finda Gester Renee Caulk Mr. Mrs. Andrew Czeczeta Tait Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Racki Interrante Family Mr. Mrs. Anthony Racki, Sr. Sousa Family Mr. Mrs. Kenny Wolovick Higgins Family Mr. Robert Carson Eileen Arthur Mr. Mrs. William Flynn Janis Pat Mr. Mrs. Philip Oreto Ruthie Loves Butch A Friend Mrs. Jean Patti Dr. J. George Wayne Coleman Family Rev. J. A. Mackalease Family Stec Family Mr. Mrs. Cooperstein Rebecca Esparza Mrs. William Innes Coach Tiro Mrs. Paola LaBella Barbara Savastano Mrs. DiGaetano Janet Vicchio Mrs. Fipsky Family Eleanor Dion Phyllis Steven Freemont Mr. Mrs. James Dunn Joseph Arsenault Ann Kahn Mr. Mrs. Max Goldberg Bonnie Little Butchie 172 In Memory of Bobbie Walker Norman Dave Kornwitz Ostrander Children Mae James Fantasia Helen Corella DiBlase Fam ily Cynthia Rubin Lisa Frances Dalton Cathy Miguel Mrs. Michael Esposito Mrs. Arthur E. Bergeron, Sr. William Lewis Timmy Whalen Buddy Vokey Bill Plona Officer John Vasilchuk Mrs. Peter Kenny Mrs. Mary Placek Stephen, Richard Susan Barbara Larry Wine Helen Leach Connolly Family Kowalski Family Goodrich Family John Glowacki Michael Glowacki Hurley Family Alphonse Paweliak Phyllis Mark Antinick Family Joseph Gillespie Mrs. Ahearn Nadworny Family Edward Family Ovalle Family Norman Epstein John P. Dalis Frederick J. Sullivan Sydney Brown Mrs. Montesano Miss Marilyn Glover Mr. Mrs. Leader Cheryl Mamalis Mr. Eli Richmond Mr. Mrs. Max Ross Miss Carmel Trickett Mr. Greenglass Mr. Mrs. David Pearlmutter Linda J. Keats Miss DeAmelio Mrs. Chiota Miss Shore Mr. Mrs. Cherry Mr. Mrs. Steven Padolsky Miss Malone Mr. Mrs. Margolis Mr. Mrs. Maurice Greenfield Miss Cantor Miss Callaghan Mr. Renzi Miss Comeau Richard Voke Eli Wolkon Mr. Mrs. Edward V. Brown Dr. Mrs. Ottavi Mr. Welsh Mr. Mrs. J. Moran Mr. I. Schwartz Miss Forbes Mr. Mrs. Bernard Berenson Mrs. Horvitz Mr. Mrs. Hanegan Mr. Emanuel D’Ambrosio Mr. Sahagian Mr. Mrs. Meyer Gootkin Mr. Martignetti Mr. H. L. Locke Mr. Mrs. Roman F. Pucko 173 Mr. Kevin J. Cassidy Battleaxe I Mr. Mrs. Henry H. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Edward Connolly Mr. Mrs. George Wood Mr. Mrs. V. Apruzzese Mr. Mrs. William Glennon Mr. Manning Mr. Mrs. Edwin Weinstein Robert Koneczka Mrs. Cogliano Mrs. Helen Pucko Mary Follett Clare Hovasse Charles Pope Mary McCullogh Janice Gardynski James Pittman John Greeny Mr. Mrs. James Carroll Tommy Alisa Carroll Geracoulis Family Frank White Mr. Mrs. Ernest Corea Mr. Mrs. George Allen Richie K. Sue K. Mr. Mrs. Henry Annese Mr. Mrs. Maria Iannetti Business Patrons City Hall Market Storti’s Sub Shop Morris Plan Bank Chelsea Surplus Donovan Sullivan, Attys. Suffolk T V. Pond’s Jewelers Bloomberg Bros. City Executive Department Kirshon Wallpaper Paint Parkway Plaza Theater The Tmage Boutique Chelsea Savings Bank The Chelsea Record Broadway National Bank Esco Electronics, Inc. Northeast Petroleum Rayem Commonwealth Bank Trust Co. Penn-Tex Oil Co., Inc. Dr. David Kuperstein Catalano Bros., Inc. Harry’s Shoe Store The Golden Thimble Nat Weiner Kenny Sullivan Promisel’s Feingold’s Top Hat Best Wishes from Syd ' s Men Shop Compliments of Hy’s Shoe Store Sam Lee Laundry Chelsea Surplus Leonard Silver Mfg. Co., Inc. Shoe Shelf Murray Eddy’s Our Name Delis Our Game The Beaconette Angie’s Variety Store Frankie’s Sub Shop 174 Beacon Staff EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WRITERS Jerrold Levine — Editor Michael Dorfman — Co-Editor Gail Kelly — Co-Editor Scott Bial — Bus. 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