Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1972 volume:

I ‘ • wwry For Reference Not to be taken from this library Run through fields of golden wonder Live the life that your soul leads. Touch the sky with your fingers, For this is where happiness feeds. The Co-editors TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Page 4 Guidance Page 8 Departments Page 24 Student Government Page 50 Self-Awakening Page 54 Seniors Page 56 The Chelsea Sixteen Page 114 | Sports Page 116 ) Activities Page 146 Affairs Page 154 Beacon Staff CHELSEA PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCHIVES Page 172 J John F. Ridge Superintendent As Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Ridge has done outstanding work, dis¬ playing leadership qualities that do not bend under pressure. Even though he is in a position of authority which requires much of his time, he is always available to discuss problems with both the stu¬ dents and the faculty. Chelsea is fortun¬ ate in having such a capable and dedicat¬ ed educator as its superintendent. Administrative assistant, Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan, has proven herself a valuable member of the superintendent ' s team. Her knowledge in the areas of finances, personnel, and school services has helped everyone associated with the school system. 5 Mrs. B. Claire Forbes Secretary Mr. Brown Master Mr. Brown, a fine and respected man, whose friendly atti¬ tude, warmth, and enthusiasm are shared by both student body and faculty alike, has truly demonstrated his capabili¬ ties as master of our high school. Mr. Margolis Headmaster Mr. Margolis, an energetic and dedicated admin¬ istrator, has served as headmaster of Chelsea High School for five years. The Class of 1972 wishes him success in the coming years, and may he strive for and achieve those goals which will continue Chelsea High’s greatness. Mrs. Helen Evans Secretary Mr. Pucko Junior Master Mr. Apruzzese Junior Master mfjhr ] V ■ oil OFFICE AIDES Seated: Kathleen Casey, Gail Cazmay, Linda Borgatti, Marie Russo, Jeanne Yeshilian. Second Row: JudiHeichman, Frances Qmino, Mary Rose McGauley, Susan Grover, Susan Konieczka, Denise Burge. Third Row: Donna Moore, Jane Kur, Joyce Bowen, aryan Szymzak, Joyce May, Rhonda Castaline, Ellen Butt, Carol Eaves, Alan Daniels. 7 Katherine Berenson Eli Richman Director of Guidance Joseph Moran Irving Schwartz Sadye Hill Genevieve Piontek Clerk 9 58 1 Guidance Aides Career Conference Seated: Terri Margossian, Linda McGill, Eleanor Soye; Second Row: Patricia Malley, Robyn Cutler, Pamela Fallstich, Loreen Bradley. Alone “When I ' m alone — the words tripped off his tongue As though to be alone were nothing strange. When I was young, he said; when I was young . . . I thought of age, and loneliness, and change. I thought how strange we grow when we ' re alone, And how unlike the selves that meet and talk. And blow the candles out, and say goodnight. Alone . . . The word is life endured and known. It is the stillness where our spirit walks And all but inmost faith is overthrown. — Siegfried Sassoon 11 Yesterday, All my troubles seemed so far away; Now it looks as though they ' re here to stay. Oh, I believe in yesterday. Paul McCartney Our intellectual and active powers increase with our affection. — Emerson We live forward, but we understand backward. — Hegel Those were the days my friend, We thought they ' d never end. We ' d sing and dance forever and a day. We ' d live the life we choose . . . Paul McCartney 11M i H0t ..± 2 2 It 18 19 • V mm 20 How many years can a mountain exist before it is washed to the sea? How many years can some people exist before they ' re allowed to be free? Dylan How many roads must a man walk down, before they call him a man? How many seas must a white dove sail before she sleeps in the sand? 21 1 I • P A Abraham Garnick Constance Pike Helping us all to look like Miss and Mr. America, and even our real selves, are the members of the Physical Education Department. At first there ' s lots of aches and pains and even an occasional view of our toes, but with some first aid and exhortations we slowly improve the shape of things. r i mwM PI V , | 1 Beverly Corwin 27 Jack Rotman Auto Driving John Manning All traffic accidents are serious, costly, and usually tragic. Peo¬ ple are killed every day, many are injured and the money or eco¬ nomic loss from damages is so great that it staggers the imagina¬ tion. No one thinks he personally can be involved in an accident until it happens. Realize that you can be involved, at any time, unless you obey the rules. Driver ' s License Manual 28 Goldie Cohen Lorraine Chiota Judith Benea Edward Connolly Kevin Cassidy 30 Plyllis Hanson Alfred Stawicki Edwin Weinstein 31 Sumner Bloom Dept. Head English 33 Mary Harney Herbert Locke 34 Harriet Malone Edward Rosa Max Ross Carmel Trickett Bernard Schwartz 35 Industrial Arts Distributive Education George J. Barooshian Gene McElroy 37 Fillberto Lopez Antoinette Murphy Paul Renzi 39 Mathematics Alice Sandberg Dept. Head 40 Virginia Comeau Emily Cuhna Etta Kaplan Edward Sahagian Rebecca Mack Francis X. Mahoney 41 Library Mary Quinn We read books, in the instinctive faith that these will reveal us to ourselves. Ralph Waldo Emerson 42 Social Science Sheldon Greenglass Linda MacDonald 46 Gilbert Cherry Bonita Belmonte Lawrence Bloom Bernard Berenson Ernest Sullivan James O ' Donnell Joseph Sullivan Robert Tiro John Welch 47 Cafeteria A way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach.” Elections 50 STUDENT COUNCIL — Top Row: Senior ad¬ visor, Mrs. Ruby, Robert Botchie, Richard Sar- torelli, Richard Hudson, Alan Daniels. Bottom Row: Lorraine Toolan, Mary Punch, Susan Ells. BALLOT COMMISSION - Top Row: Robert Ahearn, Richard Sartorelli, Rhonda Castaline, John Sullivan, Thomas Eaves. Bottom Row: Marion Hayes, Amy Nechtem. 51 JO o v School ouR tiet S OjUI CUai £o! xh . sr ■ ijl ■. � Bp ; UsV 4 H-«� ;■ : - ' V ' W V ' : ; � ' ,’a , issi • , ’ ■ ' ZZ 7 r , ' ' ' • ■ ■ : ' •. x • v .• • ' .■y� y ' yy s r ' - r • ' - ■ ■ ■■ , ■ • - r. t • • « « • ■ ... • , r U • f ■ -� •• • • , ... ,... . •. ■ f. •••• ' •. ; ; . ' v.v v. • ' . • • T, U - • • , . , . ' ■ ‘ ■ • • y . . . ... - • I . , J : V ; • v •• .• ' • . • ■ . V ' ■ • -V ' vii ;y;V -v. 4 ' -Vv ' tfi vy.Y. • ' . As I depart from here Part of me remains, ' ■ • And a part of this place Will remain with me. Paul Abate Zelmo” Capricon 114 Garfield Ave. Business Life is nothing but a Beat! Ups: Cars and Chicks Donna Marie Altavilla Dawn Cancer 30 Hawthorne St. Business Life is an occupation of the mind. Activities: Glee Club Ambition: Bookkeeper Mary Lou Akers Sad Taurus 3 Suffolk St. Business To live to a ripe old age. Ups: Boys and ex¬ citement. Downs: School and snobs. Robert Ahearn Ahearn Leo 232 Central Ave. Happiness belongs to those who take full ad¬ vantage of it. Ambition: Electrician Patricia Carol Arsenault Trisha Virgo 68 Webster Ave. Business Ups: Bobby. Downs: Bookkeeping. 58 Theresa Arsenault Terry” Leo 20 Tremont St. General Ups: Ice Skating and the beach. Downs: Flunk¬ ing a test, seeing someone hurt. Activities: Glee Club, Science Club, Vice-President. George Auld Fearless Fly Sagittarius 104 Garfield Ave. Academic Ups: Sports, cars, Filene ' s, girls. Downs: C.H.S. cafeteria. Ambition: Computer Engineer. Pamela Backman Pam rgo 76 Chester Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Alan, Mr. Barooshian s class, fast cars, bikes. Downs: No where to go. Ambition: A lawyer. Chris Peter Athas Golden Greek Virgo 49 Fremont Ave. Academic Being wanted is the greatest thing in the world.” Activities: Cross-Country, Sons of Pericles 27, Track, Chess Club. Francis C. Badowski Frank” Leo 102 Williams St. General Ups: Long hair. Downs: Short hair. 59 So we beat on boats borne back ceaselessly James Bagley Jimmy Leo 190 Washington Ave. General Ups: Sports and college. Activities: Hockey. Robert M. Beaudoin Beau Capricorn 387 Crescent Ave. General Wayne F. Basler Von Basler Aquarius 133 Addison St. Academic Ups: Girls, skiing and hockey. Ambition: Civil and highway engineer. Karen Becker Aries 73 Cottage St. Academic Live it while you can. Ups: Boys, art, and peace Downs: Phon¬ ies, hate, and war. 60 Gayle Blair Cancer 107 Chester Ave. Academic Ups: Jeff, the Commons, people. Downs: Depression, arguments, penpals who don t write, my name spelled GAIL Activities: Senior year Chess Club, Secretary of Chess Club Ambition: Specialized education. against the current into the past. F. Scott Fitzgerald Robyn Berfield Capricorn 123-D Hawthorne St. General Ups: Revere Beach, the kids, Joe Kennedy, and March 3, 1954. Downs: Summer ' s end, liars, and rainy Satruday nights. Activities: Glee Club Secretary, Jr. Class Election Committee, Red Cross Representative. Ambition: Interior decorator. Linda Marie Borgatti Charlie ' ' Pisces 331 Washington Ave. Academic Success and Happiness . Ups: Monty, 7-7, love, meeting people, rain. Downs: Beer, arguments, depression. Activities: Office aide, Drama Club, Beacon Staff, Pep Club. Ambition: A pediatric nurse. Joyce Bowen Aries 42 Madison Ave. Business Ups: Friendly people, boys, hockey, the beach Downs: Work, FRENCH, rainy days, school Activities: Honor society, office aide, Pep Club, Treasurer of Theta Psi Sorority . . . Ambition: To be a secretary. Loreen Rita Bradley Lorry Scorpio 29 Library St. Business Stand as one . Ups: Challengers, The Crew, and Little blue Honda Downs: Work¬ ing every night, cancelled games Activi¬ ties: Girls ' basketball team. Captain, Guid¬ ance aide Ambition: Legal secretary. 61 Robert Breau Bobby” Gemini 50 Library St. Academic Ups: T.M., winning, and living to have good times . . . Downs: Wet, slimy footballs at football practice, losing . . . Activities: Co¬ captain football team, co-captain baseball team, basketball. Ambition: Good times and success. Bruce Bruker Brooks Sagittarius 20 Suffolk St. Academic Eat, sleep, and drink; and plenty of it.” . . Ups: Grand Funk Railroad, Ten Years Af¬ ter. Downs: Not being able to get tickets to Grand Funk Railroad and Ten Years After concerts. Kevin Brown Brownie” Capricorn 519 Washington Ave. Academic Ups: Football, sports, the final bell, Gail . . . Downs: School, homework. Maureen Briggs Mau” Pisces 4 Reynolds Ave. Business Enjoy life while you can. Ups: Mike, buy¬ ing new clothes, the Beatles . . . Downs: Getting up in the morning, being bored. Ac¬ tivities: Guidance office. Denise Burge Birch Aries 104 Suffolk St. College Ups: Football games, softball games, Satur¬ day nights, cheering Downs: Bossy ig¬ norant people, rainy days. Activities: Cheer¬ ing squad, office aide Ambition: To succeed. 62 Ellen Butt Nelle Libra 45 Nichols St. Business Ups: Life, sports, majorettes, cheering at hockey games, winning. Downs: Plastic people, followers, losing . Ambition: Sec¬ retary.. John Cappuccio “Big John Taurus 39 Sagamore Ave. General It will be a very good life for me in the fu¬ ture. Ambition: Disc-Jockey. Robert Camley Cam Scorpio 108 Blossom St. General Ups: Getting out of school in June for good . Downs: Losing your wallet. Sharon J. Cain Pisces 79 Bellingham St. Business Ups: Billy, Kenney, Shirely Ave., green triump, 3 6 71 . Downs: The dentist, R.P.D., plastic people Activity: Office Aide. Ambition: Dental Assistant. Frank Carolan “Frankie Capricorn 17 George St. Academic To have a good time, and try to keep out of trouble. 63 The past stands by, a borrow of what he will to Rhonda Lee Castaline Pisces 8 Reynolds Ave. College Say what you mean and mean what you say, and say it now because tomorrow may be too late. ' ' Activities: C.H.S. columnist. Honor Society, Office Aide, French club, Beaconette Staff. Kathleen Casey Kathy” Cancer 274 Revere Beach Pky. Business Ups: Sunny days, warm friendly smiles, C.H.S. football. Downs: Losing a football game, fighting with someone, cheering prac¬ tice after school . . Activities: Cheering Squad, Office Girl. Joan Marie Caron Tina” Sagittarius 418 Crescent Ave. Business Betsy Carroll Bets Cancer 137 Orange St. Business Always try to be ecstatically happy. . . . Activity: Honor Society. Ambition: Marry Buzzy. Gail Cazmay Libra 7 Fitz Terrace Business Ups: Majorette 71 , cheerleader 72 , hav¬ ing friends . . . Downs: C.H.S., homework, cleaning the house . . Ambition: Model. bark where man may shape his tomorrow. Helen Marshall Jean Chamberland Hot-Dog Cancer 1 Clinton St. General Ups: Wine, boys, collecting rings. Downs: Going steady, C.H.S. Ambition: Sales Man¬ agement. Frances Cimino Farkle Gemni 47 Marlboro St. Business 1 am what 1 am — and that ' s all I can ever be. Michael Christopher Libra 154 Grove St. Academic It is best to be yourself because anything else is a lie. Ups: Life with Mary, music, intelligent readings . . . Downs: Dishonest people, bad weather. Richard Chiuve Richie Leo 87 Garland St. Academic Ups: Neil Young, J Geils Band. Downs: School. Guy Citro Cancer 115 Winnisimmet St. Academic Take life as it comes. Ups: Cars, basket¬ ball, music. Downs: School, work. 65 Lois Clark Louie Gemini 3 Clinton Court Business Take life as it comes. Ups: Hanging around, sports, 4 , Mills, weekends . . . Downs: Being hassled, stuck-up people, homework, getting up early. Ambition: Le¬ gal secretary. Theresa Collins Terry Aries 142 Spencer Ave. College Ups: friends, home Downs: Unsociable people, being down. Ambition: Happiness. Irma Cogliano Aquarius 14 Ash Street Business Ups: Friends, parties. Downs: Homework, big shots. Ambition: airline stewardess. Nancy Clark Leo 10 Warren Ave. Business Ups: First day of a snow storm, no work on a weekend, being with nice people, feeling good. Downs: Rainy Monday mornings, pushy people, rain on my days off Am¬ bition: a meaningful and happy life. Donna Conrad Capricorn 157 Garfield Ave. General Ups: Anthony, money, autumn Downs: Hassles. 66 Susan Conway Sue” Sagitarrius 109 Blossom St. General Ups: Black White shoes, Concerts, Heard Downs: WJIB. Paul Cronin Buzzard Taurus 131 Washington Ave. Academic To live life day by day. Ups: Joyce, 65 Chevelle SS with hand-crafted offenhauser, drumming, hydraulics . . Downs: Politi¬ cians, Communists, leaky fittings on hy¬ draulic cylinders . Activities: President of C.H.S. Band. Ambition: Hydraulic engineer. Donna Marie Cosco Aries 68 Marginal St. Ups: Friendly people, little sports cars, Ital¬ ian food Downs: Hostile people, rain; winter time . Activity: Pep Club Ambition: To be self sufficient. Elizabeth Copello Betty Cancer 35 Hancock St. Distributive Ed. Ups: Johnny, food . . . Downs: Some people. Mary Cronopulos Scorpio 23 Louis St. College I am what I am and nothing more, but so much I am I can be nothing else. . Ups: Drama, art, Rockport, D.H. Lawrence, CSNY . . . Downs: Insincerity Activi¬ ties: Latin Club, Beacon, Co-editor, Student Advisory Board, National Honor Society, Vice-President. 67 Robyn Cutler Rob Capricorn 206 Shurtleff St. Business Ups: clothes, long weekends. Downs: Hav¬ ing gym in my Senior year. Activities: Pep Club. Ambition: Travel, draw, and marry. Debbie Darcy Cancer 174 Central Ave. General Ups: Joe Mason, art, big brown bags. Downs: phonies, money, being told w ' hat to do. Ambition: Study art. People live from day to the time; they don ' t see neither do I. Margaret Rose Daley Peggy Libra 307 Carter St. General Ups: Artie, happiness, summer music . . . Downs: Plastic people, Activities: Glee Club, Jr. year Red Cross Representative. Ambition: Model. Francine Dawicki Capricorn 783 Broadway Business Ups: horseback riding . Downs: cooking, staying indoors. Alan Daniels Wally Leo 11 Fitz Terrace Academic To learn is to experience, to experience is to live. Activities: Band, Student Council, Yearbook, Business Manager. Ambition: To be a big businessman with the largest com¬ pany in the world. 68 day,but they do not count the days slipping by and James Taylor Shaunee DeAngelis Shaun Gemini 15 Normandy Rd. Academic Who ' s to say which way is better till they ' ve been there and come back safe. Activities: Beacon Staff, Pep Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, CYO. Ambition: Nurse. Anne Dell ' Orfano Mickey Libra 10 Louis St. Distributive Ed Ups: Boys, cars, Lynn (city). Downs: phon¬ ies, drugs, down moods. Ambition: Fashion Merchandiser. Richard DePaulo Dip Aries 90 Garland St. Academic Ups: concerts, clay people, Downs: closing of Tea Party, $6.50 tickets. Activities: cross country, track team. Ambition: Artist. Jeanne Delaney Scorpio 91 Burma Road Business Ups: cheeseburgers, weekends, concerts. Downs: Being hurt. Activities: Meta Chi Sorority. Richard Desmond Desi Capricorn 300 Washington Ave. General Ups: good times, girls, good music, Downs: phonies, doing homework, being on a losing team. Activities: Football. Basketball, Track, Baseball. Ambition: Pro Basketball Player. 69 Milagros Daisy Diaz Daisy” Cancer 9 Third St. Business Ups: lunch time, no homework traveling, reading . . Downs: Gorin ' s, Mr. D ' s tests. Maryanne DiPerri Leo 116 Shurtleff St. Business Ups: boys, 70 . vacations, . . . Downs: working, moody people, rainy days. Am¬ bition: Traveling. Luigi Di Filippo Pisces 26 Beacon Street Academic Ups: sports, watching television . . . Downs: responsibilities. Ambition: inde¬ pendence. Karen Anne DiBlasi Capricorn 110 Central Ave. General Ups: weekends, pay day, graduating from C.H.S. . . Downs: work, getting up early. Ambition: legal secretary. Virginia Ann Diranian Cancer 269 Washington Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Bikes, fast cars, Paul, Mr. Barooshian ' s class . Downs: nowhere to go rainy days. Ambition: Traveling 70 Eileen Donovan Ed” Scorpio 33 Library St. Business Ups: Junior, school vacations . Downs: school, war. Activities: Honor Society, Yearbook staff. Ambition: Travel and mar¬ ry- Brian Downing Aries 25 Spencer Ave. Academic Ups: bikes, drag-racing, long weekends. Downs: cold nights, CHS, Bradless, chemis¬ try. Richard Downing Rick Gemini 123 Grove St. Distributive Ed. Ups: motorcycles, cars . . . Downs: flat tires. Mary Anne Doucette Aries 26 Congress Ave. General Ups: boys . . . Downs: school and work. Ambition: Success. Candace Doyle Candy Libra-Scorpio 4 Saipan Road Academic Ups: fun, true people, C.H.S. football games, ski trips . . Downs: homework, hate, over-dose. Activities: girls ' basketball team, President of Meta Chi Soroity. Ambi¬ tion: Nurse. 71 It matters not how But only how wide is Cynthia Eccleston Sam Scorpio 49 Marlboro St. General Ups: boys, music, hockey, football, my dungarees . . . Downs: school, conceited people. Ambition: Professional entertainer. Thomas Eaves Amos Pisces 133 Chester Ave. Academic Today ' s dreams are tomorrow ' s future. Activities: hockey, traffic squad. Sopho¬ more Council. Ambition: Plastic Engineer. Mary Dwyer Mary B Leo 52 Highland St. Business Ups: Bobby . . . Downs: rainy days, home¬ work. Carol Ann Eaves D.D. Cancer 59 Clark Ave. Business Ups: tree houses, the beach, boys. Downs: rainy days, cold nights. Ambition: to gradu¬ ate. Activities: office worker. Steve Edelstein Steve Leo 84 Willow St. Academic Ups: hockey — Bruins . . . Downs: studying for tests. Ambition: to graduate. 72 long before we sleep, our life — how deep. Helen Marshall Lester Erickson Les Capricorn 128 Shurtleff St. General Ups: hockey . . Downs: homework. Acti- vies: C.H.S. hockey team. Ambition: busi¬ nessman. Robert Engber “Axle-rod” Gemini 67 Fremont Ave. Academic Ups: football, track, music, sleep, food, Johnny Cash . Downs: work, not having a car, cutting grass. Activities: football squad, track, Lubells, Ambition: Physical Education Instructor. Pamela Fallstich “Pam ' ' Cancer 64 Eleanor St. Academic “To experience and feel every emotion; to achieve the ultimate peace within myself. Activities: Guidance Aide. Ambition: Nurse. Susan Ells “Sue Libra 50 Carroll St. College I dare to dream things I can ' t see for dreams become realities.” Activities: Latin Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Beacon Staff, CYO. Ambition: Teacher. Richard Estabrook Easter” Virgo 100 Broadway General Ups: lunch, room-riots, poolrooms, Downs: losing in nine ball, failing Ed. 73 Donna Famiglietti Sunshine Leo 615 Washington Ave. College Life begins in darkness, you have to find the light. Activities: Vice-President of the Theta Psi Sorority, Co-editor Yearbook. Robert Faucett Bear Aries 94 Fourth St. Distributive Ed. Ups: Nancy S., sports, television, life, my tapes, Downs: school, adults, phonies, idiots. Kathleen Farren Kathy Scorpio 87 Marlboro St. General Ups: To be Mrs. Joseph DiGaetano. Downs: working. Linda Fantasia Pisces 22 Pembroke St. Distributive Ed Ups: Gary, music, art, meeting people Downs: being hassled, boredom. Kevin Faxon CAL Capricorn 67 Marlboro St. Academic Ups: friends, waterbeds, Bozo shoes. Downs: Being too tired to enjoy the friends and waterbeds. 74 Paul Fishman Fish Virgo 10 Lawrence St. Academic Work hard and get as much out of life as possible. Activities: Play basketball for Y. Eleanor Fineran Cancer 122 Garfield Avenue Business Ups: hockey, boys, bookkeeping, pizza, bowling . Downs: English, homework, rain, getting up early on a snowy day. Ambi¬ tion: bookeeper. Richard John Ford Richie Pisces 34 Cottage St. Academic Ups: my pet unicorn . Downs: people who don ' t believe in unicorns. Robert Fineberg Libra 78 Chester Avenue General People should do what they like. Ambi¬ tion: To do something that would be differ¬ ent from everything else. Frederick Foley Skipper Capricorn 27 Shurtleff St. General Ups: the pops, music, movies Downs: school, door knobs, psychopaths, neurotics. 75 James Fosnock Fuzzy Pisces 18 Lafayette Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Jimi Hendrix albums, sex, women, wine Downs: phonies, straights. Pamela Gangemi P.J. Aries 136 Bloomingdale St. Academic Ups: hockey games, traveling Downs: liars, Chelsea. Activities: Majorettes, Meta Chi Sorority. I am on a lonely road looking for something. Robert C. Gaglione GAG Cancer 108 Cook Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Chinese food, freaks, Downs: straights Sharen Gaman Stringy Sagittarius 103 Franklin Ave. Business To live your life your own way, and not have others tell you what to do. Activities: Glee Club, Secretary of Ayta Chi Sorority. Richard Gillis Richie Virgo 135 Bellingham St. General Ups: hockey, Downs: not working. Ac¬ tivities: hockey. 76 and I am travelling, what can it be . . . Joni Mitchell Karen Gisetto “Kicky Sagittarius 959 Broadway General Ups: bowling, skating, driving, Richie . . . Downs: working, school. Sandra Golberg “Sandy Capricorn . 150 Central Ave. Academic Ups: being alone sometimes, this special person Downs: being sick, working. Ambition: Nurse. Bruce S. Goldman Scorpio 63 Maverick St. College Get what you want and don ' t let anybody stand in your way. Frank Goldberg Goldie Taurus 142 Bellingham St. Academic Ups: Bruins hockey, photography, vaca¬ tions, tickets Downs: Montreal Canadi¬ ans, term papers, book reports, war. Activi¬ ties: football. Donna M. Goss Dona Gemini 239 Chestnut St. Business Ups: to be weird, fancy colors, Lee. Downs: pollution. 77 John Gravallese Little Wool Capricorn 31 Franklin Ave General Ups: Pepe . . . Downs: Pepe Francis Griffin Frankie Gemini 210 Central Ave. General Ups: concerts, girls . . . Downs: pigs, work. Susan Grover Blush Capricorn 91 Bellingham St. General Ups: Kenny, summer, friends, babies. Downs: winter. John Gregory Short Legs Sagittarius 17 Jones Ave. General Ups: Downs: who ' s and what ' s. John Hamilton Ham Scorpio 56 Webster Ave. General Take life for what it ' s worth . . . it ' s a heavy trip, but know where to get off. 78 Judith Heichman Judi” Sagittarius 32 Warren Ave. Academic Ups: Linus, English, skipping down the halls . Downs: homework, cynics, Mick¬ ey Mouse haters. Barbara Herman B.B. Libra 419 Washington Ave. Business Ups: special friends, the Moody Blues. Joel Heichman Jambelo Hawk US” Sagittarius 32 Warren Ave. College Ups: People who like me, Charly Brown, Snoopy, Norman Mailer People who put me down, sociology, fanatics. Richard Hoffman Arbie” Aquarius 142 Chestnut St. General Ups: Warm Beds, winter nights, chicks. Marion Hayes Capricorn 22 Fenno St. Business Ups: bike riding, seeing old friends . . . Downs: the city, too many people talking at once, answering questions. Ambition: Col¬ lege. Activities: Ballot Commissioner, Year¬ book Staff. I Asa Hubner Ace Cancer 58 Cary Ave General Ups: music, chicks, hockey, people. Downs: rainy days, Monday. Paul Kanter Virgo 47 Harvard St. Academic Ups: going to college. Downs: Leonard Sil¬ ver Mfg. Company. Activities: Basketball team, cross country team, traffic squad. He asked me what I grew up. I ' m grown ' Richard Hudson Rick Cancer 87 Congress Ave. Academic Ups: beautiful chicks, the Who, warm beds, Porsches , flying carpets . . . Downs: Going to court sandstorms, and ripped Roll¬ ing Stones tapes. Jane Kehoe Flower Pisces 12 Madison Ave. Academic Know where you ' re headed-then go! If you don ' t know, go anyway because people can ' t survive in stagnant pools. Susan Jagielski Sue Virgo 90 Franklin Ave. Academic Ups: George, going out, being happy Downs: moody people, depressing situa¬ tions. 80 wanted to be when I couldn ' t he see? Richard Margolis Deborah King Debbie ' 45 Addison St. Academic To faithfully serve and do God ' s will. Ronald Kelly Kel Sagittarius 56 Hooper St. General Think about what you are going to do but be sure to do it. Loretta Klosowski Cleo Virgo 79 Burma Road Business Ups: Bobby 74 . Downs: phonies, tests, fire drills on cold days, homework. George Kennedy Senator Aries 37 Murray St. Academic Ups: Sue, hockey . Downs: losing. Susan Konieczka Virgo 111 Addison St. Business Ups: Fridays, having fun with friends. Downs: fighting with Arthur, Mondays a.m. Activities: office-aid, Jr: class secre¬ tary, Honor Society. Ambition: Medical sec¬ retary. 81 Norman Kornwitz Norm Gemini 148 Congress Ave. Technical Ups: Playing trumpet, summer, snow, mountains . . Downs: Translating Ger¬ man, rain, do nothing days. Diana LaFauci Aries 66 Essex St. ousiness Ups: Vacations, 70 , boys, friendly people . . . Downs: Being broke, working, conceit . . . Ambition: To travel. Donna Lambert Cancer 40 Heard St. Academic You can ' t grow up or learn about life if someone is always there laying it on the line for you. Janina T. Kur Jane ' o Gemini 111 Willow St. Business Ups: Ted, happy people, interesting work . . . Downs: Getting up at 7:00 a.m., test on Monday, boredom. Activity: Office Aide. Ambition: Success and travel. Robert Lanzillo Bob Sagittarius 234 Central Ave. General Ups: Cars, a Corvette Downs: Boring times . . Ambition: To graduate. 82 Nancy Lanzo Nancy” Gemini 36 Palmer St. Academic Ups: Snow or rain, football and hockey games, and my car. Downs: Studying, bor¬ ing weekends, stupid arguments . . . Activ¬ ity: Majorette . . . Ambition: Home eco¬ nomics teacher. Audrey LeBlanc Audi” Leo 129 Maverick St. Business Ups: Basketball, music . . . Downs: Two faced people, homework. Academic Ups: Winter, hockey, girls. Downs: Sur¬ prise tests, staying after school . . Activi¬ ty: Traffic Squad. Ambition: Meteorologist. Rose LaRochelle Libra 449 Crescent Ave. Business Ups: Danny Finnegan . . . Downs: The question why . . . Ambition: Marry Danny. William LeClair Billy Leo 76 Spencer Ave. Distributive Ed. Don ' t do anything you ' ll be sorry for lat- er. 83 Harris Stevens Liberty Maishe Taurus 74 Bloomingdale St. Academic Ups: Basketball, German, Lubell house par¬ ties . . . Downs: Doctors, Room 203 . . . Activities: Vice-President, Lubells, Basket¬ ball team . . . Ambition: German teacher. And we all know it ' s now let ' s all start that ' s going to last. Louis L. Lombard Louie” Libra 56 Parker St. Academic Ups: Sports, cars, music, drums. Downs: Fakes, homework, winter, staying after school, drugs. Activity: Ballot commission¬ er. Diane London Dee Cancer 116 Cottage St. Academic Life is achieving the goal you seek and being satisfied with yourself. . Activi¬ ties: G lee Club, Spanish Club Ambition: Teacher. Dianne Lovely Di Cancer 124 Franklin Ave. Academic Ups: A good trip, J, high. Downs: Pig head¬ ed people, hassles. Activity: Majorettes. Michael McDonald Mike Gemini 798 Broadway General Live while you can, be happy, don ' t let things get you down. Activities: Football, track. Ambition: To play college football. 84 better; yesterday has passed; the living for the one Cat Stevens John L. Mackay Little BoPeep Virgo 146 Clark Ave. Distributive Ed. Patricia Malley Pat Scorpio 88 Summer St. General Ups: Long weekends, Chinese food, sleep¬ ing Downs: Homework, exams. Activi¬ ties: President of Glee Club, Guidance Aide Ambition: To travel. Denise Mahon Neci Aries 124 Arlington St. Academic Ups: Holidays . . . Downs: Homework. Stephanie Mandracchia Lip Virgo 466 Washington Ave. General Ups: Billy , Chinese food, grass . Downs: School, being hassled. Activities: Cheering Squad. Ambition: To become something. Theresa Lyn Margossian Terry Capricorn 77 Chester Ave. Business You can ' t live happily in a world without love. . . Ambition: To become rich Activities: Glee Club, Guidance Aide. 85 Leonard Marino Leo ' ' Capricorn 96 Webster Ave. Academic Yesterday has past; tomorrow counts. Hope for the best. Look out for the worst. Activity: Football. Ambition: Engineer. David Mastrogiovanni Mastro Virgo 68 Englewood Ave. Academic Joseph Mason Joe Capriorn 102 State Road General Ups: Debbie, food . . Downs: Getting up early. Arthur T. Morson Buster Leo 75 Shurtleff St. College Even the impossible is attainable. Activi¬ ty: Traffic Squad. Ambition: To be rich and handsome. Marian Mastrogiovanni Mar Virgo 68 Englewood Ave. Business Ups: Danny Downs: Getting hurt. Ambition: Executive secretary. 86 Nichok i Matrinko Nick Sagittarius 71 Fremont Ave Academic Ups: Football, weekends . . Downs: School, football practice . . . Activity: Foot¬ ball. Linda Jeanne McGill Lynn Capricorn 22 Heard St. Business Ups: Cheering, parties in N.H., boys. Downs: U.S. Army, two-faced people, los¬ ing football games, U.S. Navy. Activities: Captain, cheering squad, girls basketball, guidance aide, National Honor Society, Homeroom Representative . Ambition: Secretary. Maryrose McGauley Mary Gemini 5 Clyde St. Business Ups: JIM, being happy . . . Dowms: being hurt, Brighams, Revere . . . Activities: Of¬ fice Aide. Joyce A. May Aquarius 178 Webster Ave. College We too often live life as if we have a million years to waste. Activities: Office Aide, yearbook, ballot commission. Pep Club, French Club . . . Ambition: To be happy at whatever I do. Catherine McNeil Cathy Leo 216 Central Ave. General Ups: Bobby . . Downs: Sitting around all night, sneakv Deo pie. Ambition: A good job. 87 You never know when dream from you. Jeffrey Medoff It ' s a Jeff Capricorn 70 Cottage St. Academic Ups: Cars, music . . . Downs: School, work. Bonnie Sue Michelson Bonita Libra 59 Cottage St. Academic Your friends are your earthly needs; to¬ gether you stand, divided you fall. Ambi¬ tion: Child psychologist. Michelle D. Moore Hey Moore Pisces 57 Reynolds Ave. General Ups: Charlie, weekends, politics, talking . . . Downs: Phonies, detention. Activity: Vice- President, Glee Club. Ambition: Success. Marie Michele Monzione Ree Libra 449 Crescent Ave. Business Ups: Italian food, weekends, Richie, walk¬ ing . . Downs: Steak, Viet Nam War. Am¬ bition: Marriage. Donna Moore Cancer 1 Hawthorne Place Academic Ups: Food, sleeping, sports, talking, having a good time Downs: Homework, noth¬ ing to do, leaving C.H.S. 88 someone may catch a Helen Marshall Charles P. Mroz Kaziu Capricorn 42 Marlboro St. Academic Do what you want, when and where you want to do it! Activities: Beacon, football, ice skating, roller skating. Laura Morani Libra 172 Central Ave. General Ups: Ricky Melanson . . . Downs: raggers. Theodore J. Mroz Ted Capricorn 42 Marlboro St. Academic Ups: my car, girls, games, my room. Downs: my car breaking down, not know¬ ing where you are at 4 a.m. Ambition: See the world. Jeanne Morneau Bouncer Cancer 45 Crescent Ave. General Ups: Henry . . . Downs: CHS, Angelo ' s during the week. Ambition: Marry. Gemini Patrick Mullett Pat General 4 High St. 89 Phyllis Nadworny Phil” Taurus 230 Central Ave. Business Ups: J.T., Martha . Downs: Two-faced people . Ambition: Success. Edward J. Nelson Ed” Aquarius 927 Broadway Academic Ups: Traveling, seeing new places. Downs: Tests on Fridays, homework on weekends. Charles Lewis Nechtem Chucky Virgo 45 Normandy Rd. College To try to make living enjoyable for all. To stay cool, because everything is forgotten in the end. Amy Lisa Nechtem Sagittarius 10 Perkins Rd. College Ups: Cheering, water-skiing, boys. Downs: Chemistry, rainy days, homework . Ac¬ tivities: Cheering Squad, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Latin Club Ambition: Teacher. Celine Frances Nickerson Cee Cee Libra 92 Bellingham St. Business To be happy with the one you love Ups: Tony. 90 Robert Nolan “Ducky Aries 645 Broadway Academic Ups: Football, ' 13 ' ' , New York Jets. Downs: Quitters . . Activities: Track, Basketball, Co-captain, football. Dorothy I. Norcott “Dottie Sagittarius 236 Central Ave, Business Ups: Sleeping, walking in the rain. Bruins . . Downs: Sneaky people, liars, school. John Herbert Noseworthy Nose Leo 4 Parkway Ct. General “You ' ve only got one life; living once can be rough but if you live it the life that you love once is enough. Activity: Beacon Staff. Ambition: To live a worthy life. Glen Nonenmaker Scorpio 140 Clark Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Concerts, parties . . . Downs: Sitting in this building while I ' m writing this. Brain Howard Novak “Bri Taurus 123 Cottage St. Technical Ups: Paula, basketball, baseball. Clovers, CAN Hotline, Jewish Holidays Downs: German, losing season, lines in the lunch¬ room, people not giving a damn, missing an easy lay up Activities: Basketball, base¬ ball, Latin Club, Beaconette Staff Ambi¬ tion: Physician. 91 Jane E. Nugent Janie Pisces 20 Cary Ave. Business Ups: Jimmy, cheering, being happy, home, football victory . . . Downs: Crying, draft numbers, losing a friend . . . Ambition: Nurse. A dream is forever — Somewhere in your heart Dan O ' Brien Obie Taurus 74 Cook Ave. Academic Ups: Joe, meatballs, Route 3, Mom Engoppa . . . Downs: People who litter, beans, school, Chelsea . . . Ambition: Electrical engineer. Paulette O ' Connor Paula Aquarius 105 Franklin Ave. General Ups: Lloyd Rosenberg, Chinese food. Downs: C.H.S., work, fighting with Lloyd Ambition: Marriage. Frances Ovalle Libra 232 Central Ave. General Ups: P.R. ' s mother ' s cookies, tea. Downs: Big mouths, P.F. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Susan Ava O ' Brien Sue Gemini 194 Popular St. General Ups: Paul, love . . Downs: Arguments, a bad joke, staying in a night, trying to get a car. 92 spurn if you will — there ' s a part of it still. Helen Marshall June Parks Gemini 56 Watts St. Business Ups: Bobby, cheering, animals, life, week¬ ends . . Downs: not eating, being bored. Activities: Cheering squad. Ambition: To work at the airlines with Marie. Mark Padolsky 9 Guam Rd. College There is nothing permanent except change and because of this we must learn to change for the better or the best. Downs: Never being able to accomplish a goal. Activites: President of Chess Club. Ambition: Doctor. Donna Marie Patti Leo 132 Essex St. Business Ups: Meeting new people, cooking, horse¬ back riding, animals . . Downs: spiteful people, cruel people. Ambition: Secretary. Joel Palladino Joe Pisces 4 Webster Court General Ups: Paulette, baseball . Downs: getting up for school, homework. Activities: base¬ ball. Ambition: To play pro baseball. Judy Paxton Virgo 448 Eastern Ave. General Ups: The Rollin Stone s, Jagger, good trips . Downs: Plastic people, CHS, pigs. Am¬ bition: To be a bum. 93 Peter Piasicki Pie” Libra If it ' s for free, Academic I ' ll take it. 20 Howell Ct. Mary Punch Punch Virgo 352 Reservoir Ave. Academic Ups: Laughing, dreams, chocolate milk, friends Downs: Work, snobs, decisions, lonliness . Ambition: Social Worker. Cathy Podlesny Pisces 428 Washington Ave. Academic Ups: Ron, love, sharing, long weekends Downs: Chelsea. Ambition: A nurse. Halina Radek Hal Pisces 99 Bellingham St. Business Ups: BOBBY KISSELL, Shirley Ave., March 19 . . Downs: Judge McCleod, R.P.D., having no money Activity: Pep Club Am bition: To marry Bobby. Richard Powalisz Richie Aries 60 Grove St. Academic Ups: Work, sports . . . Downs: Homework, oral talks. 94 Richard Randazzo Rick” Scorpio 109 Sagamore Ave. Academic Ups: T.E.C., driving . . . Downs: Two day weekends, homework . . . Activity: Traffic Squad . . . Ambition: Business area. Allen Rosenberg Al Gemini 87 Cottage St. Academic Ups: Hockey . . . Downs: School, my job . . Ambition: Success. Andrea M. Rosati Virgo 65 Garland St. Academic Ups: Boys, my pet Irving, smiling, singing, bowling . . . Downs: Work, stuck up people . . . Activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club Ambition: College. April Louise Ridlon Taurus 535 Washingto n Ave. College Dps: TOM, Thata Psi, weekends. Downs: Getting up in the morning, being bored, fights . . . Activities: Spanish Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Glee Club, President of Theta Psi Sorority . Ambition: College and marriage. Bonnie C. Rosenberg Bons Capricorn 134 Cottage St. College Life is like a time bomb — it goes off all too soon. Activities: German Club, Latin Club, Beacon, Treasurer of Ayta Chi Sorority Ambition: College. 95 Lynda Ann Rosenberg Lyn Sagittarius 30 Warren Ave. Academic Ups: Music, clothes, money, sleeping. Downs: Hassles, getting up early, studying Activities: Spanish Club, KAT Sorority Ambition: Elementary teacher. Roberta L. Rubin Ro Pisces 116 Shawmut St. College Ups: Matterhorn, good people, having fun, the gray MG, boys . . Downs: Phony peo¬ ple, fighting with friends, getting depressed, loneliness Activities: Beacon, President of Ayta Chi. Ambition: Teacher. Speak out. you got to speak speak your Alan Jordan Rubin Rube” Libra 129 Shurtleff St. College Life is an atom of infinite space.” Activi¬ ties: Track Team, Beacon Staff, Beaconette Staff, Latin Club, Debating Club, President of Spanish Club. Ambition: Success. Cathy Gail Rosenfield Cancer 79 Washington Ave. College In order to be normal, you ' ve got to be cra¬ zy. . . . Activities: Glee Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Student Council, basketball . . Ambition: Doctor. Maria Ruggelo Joey Aries 43 Springvale Ave. Business Ups: Dan, poppyseed, grapefruit, antiques Downs: Hookers, Nate, gym, Chelsea Ambition: Dressmaker. 96 out against the madness, mind, if you dare . . . David Crosby Lila Claire Saffran Lillie Cancer 183 Congress Ave. Academic Ups: Steppenwolf, boys, weekends, 10 6 70 . Downs: Being late for school, having to work Fri. and Sat. nights, snobby people, losing a football game . . . Activities: Pep Club vice-president . . . Ambition: Become a registered nurse. Marie Russo Fred Sagittarius 33 Guam Rd. Business Life is like money — needed, wanted, comes and goes . . . Ups: Frank . . Downs: When Frank ' s a down, bookkeeping, gym . . . Ambition: Work at the airlines with June. Theodore Richard Sarat Teddy Aries 1 Silk St. General Ups: Girls, sports. Debra Ruszkowski Debbie Virgo 102 Watts St. Business Keeping smiling no matter what happens . . . Ambition: To get married someday . Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club. Mary Sartorelli Sagittarius 83 Tudor St. College Ups: P.J., friends, music, beans . Downs: Arguing, C.H.S., C.P.D. taking orders. 97 Richard Sartorelli Sarty Pisces 969 Broadway College Ups: Concerts, Rod Stewart, Aqua-Lung Downs: Work, getting up, Jack Frost. Nathaniel Schreibman Aquarius 116 Cottage St. General Life is to acquire knowledge, whatever your minds capacity.” Donna Saunier Don Libra 139 Grove St. General Ups: Herbie Marzakis , April 30, being happy Downs: Stop Shops, two-faced people, war . . Ambition: Marry Herbie . . . Activities: Pep Club. Rachel Saulnier Rach Pisces 674 Broadway Business Ups: Michael Narinkiewicz, happiness. Downs: Not receiving my diamond yet, stuck up people, homework Ambition: Be a bookkeeper. Valerie Ann Scrivano Val” Virgo 165 Bloomingdale St. Academic Ups: STEVE, Alvin Lee, day dreaming. Downs: D.O., J.S., the establishment, pollu¬ tion . Activities: Glee Club, Pep Club Ambition: To find myself. 98 Nancy Seigal Blondey Cancer 102 Congress Ave. College Ups: People who care, boys, getting away from it all ... Downs: Hypocrites, nothing to do on a weekend, routine things. Ambi¬ tion: To be happy. Andrew Sibiga “Andy Scorpio 100 Broadway General Ups: Travel, cars, boats. Patricia Ellen Sheinker Shank Leo 41 Carmel Street Academic Ups: Kevin Riemer, September 30, falling in love, taffy apples, James Taylor Downs: Plastic people, not smiling, Sundays. Activi¬ ties: Basketball, Glee Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: Social Worker. Eric L. Shuman Sagittarius 61 Cottage St. College Ups: Getting a car, getting accepted at col¬ lege . . Downs: Not winning, a basketball game, Activities: Latin Club, Captain Bas¬ ketball, Clovers. Doreen Smith D Leo 125 Arlington St. Academic Ups: Danny and Danny Jr. Activities: Glee Club . Ambition: To have lots of Danny Jr ' s. 99 Look out of see the world Robert Smith Smitty Aquarius 22 Heard St. Business Activities: Football Team, Traffic Squad. Paul Spracklin Sprack Pisces 104 Central Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Sports, girls, people. Downs: Drugs. Paula Smokier Smokie Aries ’ 51 Union St. College Ups: Brian Novak, Irish Setters, cotton can¬ dy, majorettes. Downs: Crabby people . . . Activities: Glee Club, Girls ' Basketball Team, Captain of Majorettes . . Ambition: Physical Education teacher. Eleanor M. Soye Ellie Aquarius 269 Maple St. Business Ups: Richie, being in love, peace, friendship . . . Downs: Phony people, wars, hatred Activities: Red Devil, Guidance Aide, Pep Club. Brenda Stewart Bippy Leo 142 Congress Ave. Business Ups: Motorcycles, racing-cars, making friends . . . Downs: War, being short, being selfconscious . . Ambition: A veterinarian. 100 my window, passing by — John Lodge Wendy Stone Wendy Aquarius 216 Central Ave. Business Love is master of all arts. Ups: TOM¬ MY , living, driving. Downs: Being de¬ pressed . . . Ambition: To become Mrs. Martinello. Judith Ann Stratos Judy Libra 13 Guam Rd. Business Ups: Being happy, Bruins, getting away, 8, Pizza . Downs: Sneaky people, war, being hassled, Chinese Food, Pigs, rain. Ambition: Legal Secretary. Nancy Stofflet Rose Pisces 80 Bellingham St. Business Ups: Boys, winning a football game, gradua¬ tion day . . Downs: Homework, working week-ends . . . Ambition: Nurse. Activities: Pep Club. Nancy Sudanowicz Nance Aries 130 Third St. General Ups: Bob, summer, weekends, football. Downs: War, saying good-bye to someone you love, taking gym in your senior year Ambition: A good job. Albert W. Suchcicki Al Libra 69 Union St. Academic Ups: Girls, cars, hockey, vacations. Downs: Homework, tests, war, draft. Ambition: Be successful and happy. 101 John D. Sullivan Sull Sc o r P ' o 50 Kimball Rd. Academic Ups: Cape Cod, pretty girls, school-life, nice weather, funny people . . Downs: Drugs, dirty places, fast drivers, losing . . . Activi¬ ties: Track, football, basketball, Beacon Staff . . Ambition: To make a million dollars. John J. Szklar Jay Leo 136 Chestnut St. General Ups: Cars, football vacations . . Downs: School, work, homework . Ambition: Happiness and success. Paul M. Summa Capricorn 71 Englewood Ave. Academic Ups: Girls, sports, cars . . . Ambition: Be a Mechanic. Kevin Sullivan Kev Sagittarius 96 Marlborough St. Academic Take life for what it is-work! work! work! . Ambition: Janitor in the White House. Richard Suszynski Ski Cancer 45 Sagamore Ave. General Ups: Chicks, traveling, wheels, music Downs: Work, school, homework, hasslers. 102 Maryann Szymzak Scorpio 186 Pearl St. Business Ups: Italian food, vacations Downs: School, work . . . Ambition: Secretary. Lorraine Ann Toolan Rainy” I- eo 10 Franklin Ave. Academic Ups: GUY, life, C.H.S. football games . . . Downs: Tests, Mondays . . Activities: Majoretts, Theta Psi Sorority. Beatrice Mae Tarmy Bea Aries 74 Garland St. General When you are joyous look deep into your heart and you shall find it is only that which has given you sorrow that has given you joy.” . . . Ambition: Marriage. Harold Thomas Taurus 113 Fourth St. Distributive Ed. Cathleen M. Tumulty Cathy” ‘ r 8° 32 Columbus St. Academic Ups: Being with people 1 like, vacations Downs: Conceited people, B.S.A. ' s, plan¬ ning Ambition: Assistant Veterinarian. 103 Pamela Gail Turesky Pam Gemini 28 Gardner St. General Seek friends with hours to spare not with hours to kill. . . . Ambition: Child psychologist. Richard M. Wagner Wags Leo 43 Garland St. College Ups: Sunshine, 2:15, vacations, food, music. And the time will will see we ' re all within you and Lori Sue Vasilchuk Taurus 86 Chester Ave. Academic When you reach the heart of life you shall find beauty in all things, even in the eyes that are blind to beauty . . . Ambition: Nurse . . . Activities: Latin Club, Ayta Chi Sorority. Susan Vickers Cream Cheese Gemini 26 Shurtleff St. General Ups: Getting away and meeting new people Downs: Chelsea, lies, and G.V. Ambition: Study psychology. Daniel Webber Dan Leo 64 Parker St. Academic Ups: Cars . . Downs: History . . . Activi¬ ties: Social member of a band. 104 Jeanne B. Yeshilian Jeannie Sagittarius 864 Broadway Academic Freedom from the evils of man.” Activ¬ ities: Beacon, Office Aide Ambition: Psychologist. come when you one, and life flows on without you. George Harrison Laurie Deena Weinstein Lau Virgo 25 John St. Academic Ups: Tapestry, meeting people, stars Downs: Conceited people, being hassled, diets . Activities: Pep Club Pres., Glee Club . Ambition: To still be alive when the world is peaceful. David White Whitey Virgo 85 Garland St. Academic Ups: Chicks, football, raviolis . Downs: Stiffs, carbon disulfide Activities: Track, Traffic Squad Ambition: To sur¬ vive in the rat race. Sheila Carla Weiner Chinky Virgo 151 Grove St. College Ups: RED FALCON, cheering, boys, dates, having fun . Downs: Tests, phony peo¬ ple, crying, being alone, having fights with friends . . . Activities: Cheering Squad, Lat¬ in Club, German Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Monitress of Ayta Chi Sorority . . . Ambi¬ tion: Dental hygienist. Cathy Yanoolis Leo 30 Beacon St. Distributive Ed. Ups: Concerts, parties . . Down: Pigs. 105 Joseph M. Yeshilian Harv Libra 864 Broadway General Ups: Cars, work, chicks, friends, Led Zep- plin, peace Downs: Not being occupied, general course, War . Ambition: To own my own garage. Rosaline F. Zam Ros Taurus 85 Congress Ave. Technical Look for the good side of things and you shall find it . . Activities: Pres. Science Club, Beaconette, Vice-pres. Drama Club, Mu Alpha Theta Pres., Chess Club, Honor Society, Red Cross Rep . . . Ambition: Doctor. Zygmunt Zybert Ziggy Capricorn 206 Congress Ave. Academic Ups: Girls, friends, money, cars Downs: School, work, not being able to stay out late, no car . Ambition: Artist. SELF SEARCHING A part of me I own, but only part; There still are deep recesses in my heart And vast unchartered wastelands in my mind. I must explore, and search until I find The rest of me; when I possess my soul, Then — Then will I be whole. Helen Lowrie Marshall 106 CAMERA SHY Lorraine Anderson Sagittarius 56 Spencer Ave. General Elaine Beggelman Aquarius 51 Marlboro St. Academic We ' re all in this together. Ups: Coopera¬ tion, understanding, the country, quiet . . Downs: Apathy, impatience aggressive people. Robert Botchie Botch 236 Central Ave Academic Ups: peace, music, The Beatles, rainy days . Downs: Violent people. Activities: Homeroom Representative Senior. Ambi¬ tion: U.S. History Instructor. Marsha Lynn Brazil Pisces 70 Spencer Ave. Academic Life is what you make it — for me it s great! Activities: French Club, Math Hon¬ or Society. Ambition: Math Teacher. Leo Bova Capricorn 64 Orange St. Distributive Ed. Understanding Frank Zappa. Ups: Har¬ vest time, playing instruments . . Downs: Money. Leo Robin Lee Carabin Robzy 79 Everett Ave. Distributive Ed. Ups: Sunshine, vacations, springtime Downs: Rainy Sundays, dull moments. Richard Cormier Dick Aquarius 97 Sixth St. General Ups: Saturdays, Sundays . . Downs: Get¬ ting up in the morning. Thomas Follett Tommy Pisces 43 Marlborough St. Academic To ask the question why? 107 CAMERA SHY Libra John Fong Harry Johnson 11 Jones Ave. Hank Distributive Ed. Capricorn 2 Parkway Ct. General To make something of myself. Harold LeBlanc Virgo 129 Maverick St. Distributive Ed. Robert Mandracchia Moose” Aquarius 466 Washington Ave. General Enjoy it while you can, it ' s heavy. Ambi¬ tion: Millionaire. Virgo Susan Kosuk Chewie 59 Library St. Academic Ups: Friends, my Valiant, music, smoke Downs: Family, rushing, the hag. Ambi¬ tion: Veterinarian. Gemini Richard McFarland 751 Broadway Scorpio William Me Hatton 27 Clinton St. Richard Wentworth 25 Suffolk St. Academic 108 igjfSl Mi OflllP g iYj � ' §| •; ; v 7 B | • , SC: §Ia ■ . •• ?� +■ . • ‘ ■ ' . k i fflBi jmBMk jggl . 18fc ' 3� u | r r ' 1 ' ( ■vv 1 v-V‘.‘� ' -( SPw ' F p ' w ■d ;|k , ( - in - ; Ifiif • • ' ■ ««««« ! j(8 � SiiMMimis’- ..jte i [ % J § i iff t „ Jf j’; � ■ ' ir it ' : ;- ■ i j j i 4 . ■ ”a W ' w ’ ■ ' . -: V H ' -v . • 1 | :� ■: ' it i Mr i • : j -x. iSri r .« .5 . ' . ii ■p i % .. J . £ .%s : 1 f 4 Ft ' %■ 1 • ;, v % t J 2 lift H -V , 1 A %t t j The Chelsea Most Talented StMneJBgggelman Mcr flnteUettetrl Rosalirtf am Most Intellectual Bruce Goldman Most Athletic Lori Bradley Most Likely To Succeed Mark Padolsky Sixteen ' !53 T?ooking Donna Famiglietti Most Pop n[ar Robert Engber M o st -Po pular June Parks pp i- uSSSEea RoberV ' Nolan Russo Best Personality Mary Punch Most Likely To Succeed Cathy Rosenfield Sports Co-Captain Robert Nolan, Head Coach Anthony Tiro, Co-Captain Robert Breau. First Row: Assistant Coach Joe Green, Daniel Ostler, Guy Landers, Kevin Koehane, Frank Goldberg, Richard Des¬ mond, Nick Matrinko, Axle Engber, Robert Gaglione, Mike MacDonald, Co-Captain Bob Breau, Co-Captain Duck Nolan, Daniel O ' Brien, John Sullivan, Robert Smith, Kevin Brown, Teddy Sarat, Leo Marino, Robert Fawcett, Frank Leonard. Second Row: Assistant Coaches Anthony Bavaro and Bob Fee, Jim Purcell, Mike Barboza, Wayne Iacoviel- lo, Chuck Galatis, Marshall Dillon, Alex Riseman, Bill Rosanio, Panda Mullen, Bob Holstien, Ed Herman, Lee Atles, Mike Riley, George Levy, Mike Wilcox, Nelson Liberty, Filthy Phil Zaggeri, Edwin Sydlowski, John Garrity, Dave Belanger, Head Coach Anthony Tiro and Assistant Coach Joe O ' Keefe. 119 C. H. S. Football Season 1971-72 Hey Lucifer, what was that you were saying about the footballteam? Yeah, too bad Tech beat us, but wasn’t Breau’s touchdown something else? Yeah, they shoulda credited his helment with the interception. Aw- w-w-w. Hey, is it true that everyone was calling the Medford game the Chel¬ sea Massacre? That Cuniff is some kind of football player, huh Lucifer? Too bad he doesn ' t live in Chelsea. Hey, pass that goatskin bag down this way! Lucifer wants to know if it ' s water, he ' s thirsty. Yeah, it ' s water, Lucifer, it ' s water! Hey, I didn ' t see the Revere and Somerville games — what were the scores? Don ' t ask! Don ' t ask! I thought we were supposed to beat Somerville. Hey, those Northy Quincy cheerleaders were all right, huh? Their football team wasn’t bad either. Hey Lucifer! Go easy with that goat¬ skin bag! Against Malden we scored, didn ' t we? Yeah, 8 points, trouble was they scored more points. You ' re not giving Chelsea enough credit, they were good in the sec¬ ond half! Yeah, but Malden won. Yeah, but even the Chelsea Record said the team had more spirit. Spirits? No, spirit! Hey Lucifer, pretty good water in that bag, huh? Quincy did all right against the Devils. So did everybody else we played. Yeah, but we scored 16 points — the best we did all season! Hey, any truth to the rumor that they subbed the Pop Warner kids during the second half of the Quincy game? Boy, everybody ' s a critic when the team loses, right Lucifer? The English game was the biggest disappointment to me. I made a bet we ' d win. So what happened? We got bombed! This doesn ' t really seem like the Thanksgiving game. Naw, but the crowd ' s pretty big. I really think Chelsea ' s up for this game. Hey! Will ya look at Chelsea handling that ball! We just might score the first touchdown! C ' mon Chelsea! Aw! Everett ' s got the ball now. Don ' t lose hope, it ' s only 8 to 0. Keep the faith, Chelsea High! Hey, get me a cup of coffee — I wanna watch the half-time show. It sure is cold today, huh Lucifer? Well, I guess we can forget about this game. Aw, shaddup! Chelsea ' s got the whole second half to score. Don ' t count on it. Brother, that Everett coach is merciless! Why doesn ' t he take out the first team? Why won ' t he at least let Chelsea get one lousy touchdown? Hey! The goatskin bag is empty! Yeah and I bet I know where most of it went, cause Lucifer looks kinda sick. The game ' s over, do ya wanna do it? Sure. One, two, three . . ., Just wait till next year! Hey, what was that guy Lucifer doing with a pitchfork? You ' re worried about the pitchfork — what about those horns that were sticking outta his red cap? 120 r o s s Kneeling: Robert Lambright, Daniel McKay, Paul Eaves, Richard De Paulo, Roland Jennex, John Rogendorf, Standing: Coach Bar¬ ry Dwyer, Robert DeStefano, Tony Taraskiewicz, Jay Freedman, John Manning, Stephen DePaulo. While walking the streets of Chelsea one day I saw bright red uniforms just approach¬ ing, and then zooming past me. I wondered what they could have been — roadrunners on a course of destruction? When a straggler went by, I realized with relief that it had been Chel¬ sea ' s cross-country team. These fine, fleet-footed, fast-flying fellows were led through the 1971 season by Captain Richard DePaulo. The other members were: Senior Chris Athas; Juniors — Daniel McKay, John Manning, Tony Taraskiewicz, Paul Eaves, and Robert Lambright; Sophomores — Steve DePaulo, Roland Jennex, Robert De- Stephano and Jay L. Freedman. J. Barry Dwyer did well in his initial year of coaching with two victories. Cross Country has been plagued by the reputation it has gained of not being a specta¬ tor sport. Herewith are suggestions for adding color to the sport. The harriers on the oppos- Captain Richard DePaulo, Coach Barry Dwyer. in S teamS COuld a11 Stand together and perform the Teaberry Shuffle to open the meet. Cheerleaders could be stationed at different points of the running distance and cheer their boys on to victory. Bands could be entertaining the fans at the finish line. When the winner came into sight, the band could swing into The Impossible Dream. With the approach of the other runners they could play Didn ' t We Almost Make It This Time? A laurel wreath could be placed upon the winner ' s noble brow as he paraded around in glory. Such goings-on would give the cross-country team as much of a circus atmosphere as is present in all other spectator sports, and with this its much earned recognition. !22 ' Mp fcjHw ! |� i marrym ■ f MiSh §§r£gSfr. ,y Ah 1 1 K.%� 1 ■ -- : lll sfcl ►MIS msrZk- - ■ «p, ‘ USeI lf| % iBMt- V m £ P Hockey m Hockey is perhaps the fastest sport in the world. There is never a dull moment. This year ' s C.H.S. Hockey team proved this once again. Whenever they took the ice, excite¬ ment reigned supreme. Whether it was one of Dan O ' Brien ' s length of the ice rushes or Jim Bagley ' s hard slap shot, the Devils were an exciting bunch to watch. The Devils played hard and hit harder. Many an opposing player knows not to put his head down playing against Chelsea. This whole sea¬ son was just . . just . . . well just exciting. Standing: Head Coach Joe Yanetti, Assistant Coach Joe Reardon, Front Row: James Bag- ley, Captain Kevin Keohane and Michael Riley, Assistant Captains. 128 First Row: Ronald Ryan, Kevin Keohane, Jim Bagley, Mike Riley, George Kennedy, Tom Jackson. Second Row: Coach Yannetti, Tom Eaves, Mike Balian, Jim Purcell, Marty Botticelli, Bobby DeStefano, Mike Mahoney, Asst. Coach Reardon. Third Row: Billy McHatton, Jim Resca, Bobby Gian- cold, Harry Johnson, Paul Steed, Rick Smith, Danny O ' Brian. mm Basketball In sports there is always that one intangible that cannot be seen. Pride is the key word when speaking about the basketball team. Although outsized in every game, the Red Devils never failed to put up a tough struggle. Their spirit and enthusiasm could not be dampened. The boys have nothing to be ashamed of and everything to be proud of. Many oppoing coaches had to sweat to the final gun against this proud bunch of young men. 30 Co-Captains Eric Shuman, Tony Taraskiewicz, Coach Paul Drob. First Row: Co-Captains Tony Taraskiewicz, Eric Shuman. Second Row: Assistant Coach Joseph DiSarcina, Paul Kanter, Brian Novak, Robert Breau, Richard Desmond, Charles Nechtem, Robert Nolan, Mark Levine, Paul Eaves, Coach Paul Drob. First Row: Elaine Beggelman, Cathy Rosenfield, Lori Bradley, Audrey LeBlanc, Patty Sheinker, Standing: Loret¬ ta Zajaczkowski, Denise Mahon,,Paula Smokier. Captain Lori Bradley. Girls Basketball Led by diminutive Captain Lori Bradley, our girls ' bas¬ ketball team made a fine showing. The spirit and enthusi¬ asm of Coach Beverly Corwin ' s team gained the admira¬ tion of all their fans. Seniors Elaine Beggelman, Cathy Rosenfield, Audrey LeBlanc, Patty Sheinker, Denise Mahon, and Paula Smokier always had their eyes on the basket. The girls really knew how to mix fun with competition. 133 i Vt ' •■ mmk . ' L. . m ■ $2T ' MPsOfS ■n f f vTX sMi -I 1 JH m , ■WiV WQr ' Front: Paula Smokier. First Row: Pamela Gangemi, Ellen Butt, Dianne Lovely, Nancy Lanzo. Second Row: Lorraine Tooan, Karen Driscoll, Donna Schastny, Barbara Annese. Track 138 SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS: Robert Engber, Richard DePaulo, David White, John Sullivan. OTHER MEMBERS: Sitting front row: Ronald Iapica, James Murphy, Nelson Liberty, Robert Spring, Gulio Gangaler, Roland Jennex, Tony Visconti, Tom Duval, Raymond Iapica, Mike Fulco. Second Row: Kevin Bowen, Robert Lambright, Alix Resi- meno, Harry Johnson, Elliot Kateman, Steve DePaulo, John Sullivan, John Roggendorf, Robert Engber, Les Gusler. East Row: Coach Bovaro, Peter Lake, Richard Macomber, John Manning, Steven Estabrook, Co-captain Richard DePaulo, Harry Stein¬ berg, Robert Holsten, David White, Coach Dwyer. Missing: Robert Amber. 139 This liilfof defM 5 . ' • ■ ’ ■ ' V . mined an dedicated athletes h is kept up Ihe traditic n of striv¬ ing to win or the glo¬ ry and honor of the Red and Black. Al¬ though their eforts ar not always apprli cicfld or recognizejl continue in the g®al. WKe rig toward the, tape at the’In of the hundred yarej||ia| i or rfffeh ing for the heavens in the p t)le vaiilt, these representativ Cffelsea High match their speed anl strength against the best of other schools.gTheir performances and hardworklig attitudes resujted “rrra WeIT earnei victory over ail: 11 - rival Everett;. I I Coach Joe Bevere, Co-Caitains Joel Palladino and Robert Breau, Assistant Coach Frank Herlihy, Jr. Kneeling: Richard Daley, Wally Jones, Robert Breau, Francis Grafton, Dennis Murray, Joel Palladino, Richard Halas, John Servideo. Standing: Coach Joe Bevere, Michael Riley, Paul Sprachlin, Brian Novak, George Auld, Eric Shuman, Jerry Bowen, Donald Waite, Assistant Coach Frank Herlihy, T r. 141 a to Led by Co-Captains Joel Palladino and Bob Breau, this year ' s C. H. S. team was one of the most feared in the GBL. They had the right balance of pitching and hitting to be one of the top teams in the league. Base hits rattled all over Meritt Park as opposing pitchers dreaded facing the potent attack of Coach Joe Bevere ' s Red Devils. There was a new spirit and optimism among all the wearers of the Red and Black. 142 -—-- . 1 wmm . £ i ' •■ ' ■ - -U,, ’ ■ nj IF ■ llini , ' Jw« : R WWjB zxGmFr 1 v JEW?? ' prj B4JP7 -? • (55- Rflpjr ■ ■ :. ' : ' Jgjf, ' ' 4 1tJffli p V CRT 3f y JliMHiyi r ’ Rjjijjn The Tree of Life I wonder if other people can see That one ' s lifetime is a tree — And each event that gladdens or dismays Is itself a life or death. And each event has a branch of its own Thus, the more branches you have, The fuller has been your one human life The richer has been your soul. The tree still remains standing, tall and proud, After your lifetime has passed So that future generations may see That one lifetime led by thee. Susan Ells 144 ■firr ! ■ ! � « Mm ,-m 1 • ' iWg ' ’ $ ' ?« vwfcsPiMLi L § £� $!%$ 1 ««BI Activities 146 Audio-Visual Seated: Nicholas Matrinko, Richard Hudson, Mark Lawnicki, David White. Second Row: Alan Rubin, Thomas Follet, Robert Nolan, Thomas Eaves, Mr. Pucko, Advisor. Absent: Frank Goldberg. Band Norman Kornwitz Vice-President, Paul Cronin President, Frederick Foley Secretary, Nathaniel Schreibman Treasurer. Absent: Guido Ottavi Advisor. 147 Chess Club Seated: Pauline Harriman, Gayle Blair Secretary, Rosaline Zam, Cathy Rosenfield Treasurer. Standing: Karen Esseichick, Paul Cronin, Dennis Mietrik, Mrs. Kaplan Advisor, Mark Padolsky President, Linda Monzione. Absent: Alan Cohen Vice-President. Drama Club Seated: Judi Heichman Treasurer, Mary Punch, Donna Famiglietti Vice-President. Standing: Kevin Faxon, Miss Trickett Advisor, Richard Sartorelli. Absent: Cynthia Eccleston President, Donna Schast- ney Secretary. 148 French Club Seated: Patty Carroccino President, Dorothy Halas Treasurer, Kathy Pawlak Secretary. Standing: Mr. Gootkin Advisor, Karen Esseichick Vice-President. German Club Seated: Glen Teman Vice-President, Paul Konieczka President, Marjorie Bornstein Treasurer, Gail Fin- kle Secretary. Standing: Todd Newman, Suzanne Chapnik, Mr. Renzi Advisor, Susan Porter, John Leong. 149 Glee Club Seated: Cathy Rosenfield, Pianist; Michelle Moore, Vice-President; Patricia Malley, President; Theresa Arsenault, Treasurer. Second Row: Judi Heichman, Donna Altavilla, Terri Margossian, Diane Lon¬ don, Nancy Seigal, Paula Smokier. Third Row: Wendy Stone, Andrea Rosaiti, Shelia Weiner, Amy Nechtem, April Ridlon, Sharon Gaman, Susan Vickers. Absent: Robyn Berfield, Secretary; Mr. Toltz, Advisor. Seated: Robert Bornstein, Treasurer; Susanne Chapnik, Vice-President; Susan Stec, President; Mar¬ jorie Bornstein, Secretary. Standing: Cherryl Schwartz; Miss Glover, Advisor; Joyce Korzeniowski. 150 Math Tutors Cathy Rosenfield, April Ridlon, Bruce Goldman, Mark Padolsky. Absent: Mrs. Alice Sandberg Advisor. Rhonda Castaline National Honor Society News And Notes «im. w, jk : ; Wxi •� n wn Jml H Mi U, jKW f . ragS81 Seated: Left to right — Celine Nickerson, Joyce Bowen, Betsy Carroll, Treasurer; Lin¬ da McGill, Secretary; and Eileen Donovan. Standing: Left to right — Theresa Margos- sian, Susan Konieczka, Rhonda Castaline, President; and Mary Cronopulos, Vice President. Missing: Mary Lou Akers, Frederick Foley, Bruce Goldman, Marion Hayes, Cathy Rosenfield, Rosaline Zam, and Mrs. Linda MacDonald, Advisor. Pep Club Nancy Stofflet, Eleanor Soye, Lila Saffron Vice-President, Laurie Weinstein President. Seated: Glen Teman, Treasurer; Theresa Arsenault, Vice-President; Rosaline Zam, President; Susan Stec, Publicity Manager; Paul Cronin. Second Row: Pauline Harriman, Karen Esseichick, Suzanne Chapnik, Mr. Kipnes Advisor, May Fong, Nancy Chapman. Third Row: Neal Finkelstein, Todd Newman, Barry Karas, Mark Podolsky, Harvey Steinberg, Dennis Mietrik, John Leong, Mark Eskenas. ABSENT: A. Cohen Secretary, H. Silver, N. Schriebman, J. Esselchuck, R. Weidner, M. Weidner, D. Goshdigian, M. Katz, L. Monzione, J. Goodman, S. Schwartz. Spanish Club Seated: Alan Rubin President, Diane London Secretary, Shaunee DeAngelis Vice-President, Thomas Borgatti, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Montesane Advisor, Judi Heichman, Pamela Turesky, Theresa Collins, Charles Nechtem, Amy Nechtem, Lynda Rosenberg, Lorraine Toolan, Laurie Weinstein. Traffic Squad Seated in Front: Asa Hubner. Seated: Thomas Eaves, Robert Engber, Paul Kanter, Mark Lawnicki. Second Row: John Sullivan, Robert Nolan, Robert Breau, Michael Balian. Third Row: Daniel O ' Brien, Kevin Brown, Arthur Mason, David White, Richard Randazzo, Mr. Apruzzese Advisor. 153 Affairs j ■ V B3fzV$r ‘ Atm 1 I mr ' -, il : 5gh V x 1 T x gBBgfw t SUPv; r —V, RMERHWnran|raK N T ? O , f unc )) A S ' -- ' Nfo g T «f %N V jj Junior Prom 155 The Queen and Court Standing: Celine Nickerson, Wendy Stone, Stephanie Mandracchia, Cathy Podlesny, Paula Smokier, Donna Conrad. Seated: Rose LaRochelle, Debbie Ruszkowski, Donna Moore. 160 Dinner Dance Chelsea High School seniors, clad in their finery, gathered together on February 12 , 1972 for their Senior Dinner Dance which proved to be a happy and festive occasion. The celebrants enjoyed a scrumptious eight-course meal and danced to the bubbling sounds of the band. Gaiety reigned supreme during this initial event of the class ' social season. The couples who frolicked the evening away will reminisce about these pleasant memories. 162 1 jM H Student Government Student Government Day, a tradition at Chelsea High, is an event which is eagerly awaited each year. Students play the roles of our city officials. For one day these young people attempt to run the city government in their own naive and idealis¬ tic way. Not only do these V.I.P. ' s have the honor of being hosted by the city officials, but they also enjoy their new images. But woe to these students, for like Cinderella they must soon shed their formal garb in order to return the every day routine of high school. SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Seated, Mary Punch, John Sullivan, Jane Nugent, Lorraine Toolan, Standing: Michelle Moore, Sheila Weiner, Amy Nechtem. Seated: Alderman John Cappuccio, Alderman Bonnie Rosenberg, Mayor Robert Gag- lione, Alderman Rich¬ ard Hoffman, Aider- man Laurie Weinstein. Standing: Alderman George Kennedy, Ald¬ erman Mark Padolsky, Alderman Harry John¬ son, Alderman Robert Breau. pr : r fjfj jm 4 1 1 i ' |jj k. viki . i-m 166 ttgfQP.f Well Wishers .ombardi Cheryl Spinney IXgrow up Tiny Mitchell Susan and Mark Jackie Forman ■■Colonel ; X. judySzerbinski x David Hl te . d er Kathy anoSj by Rm. 104 Students Gail Cassidy Caroline Baker Eileen Bowen Susan Francis Barbara Heald Cheryl Piotrowski Doreen Rezzuto Richard Perisie Motor Mouth Stanley Sinitski Mary Ellen and Dave Harriet Fordon Larry and Karen ' fijiiot Katzman Dafaw Johnson :SharCh;We|t The,Mats isfcL ,Snee4 £ fifl� L onsta Gretch r, Zapple Sklorm x. arab i 1 Mai 5 e Juilt i largo d Alarr ' - d Richie S n o w b ddr Stuckeye Jocrai| Bfcnna Reddick ijayleand Jeff rfielcK- .rosty r ithy and Diggy igi DiFilippo Sbert Ifineberg Patrick RjX.and Ron I Ngind Richie Dotty Norcott ‘EDD r:._ . ‘ifeman lardsonj Ja worn � Ave. ■ Domod com 105 vlorency ;e Russo ann Steed ppme-ragiTuso Edith Phillips Eileen Pierce Ann Dorfman Panvan d Tftmrhyt Basil ] Costa Daniel Ostler 2 to ' Mark Esken On, Priscilla Fiionhno f F inet u Vii oves Jfj anne Di Rich an: Rachel Dennis |k Mike Conrad Liz i Paul hinklestein Blu MoetGallant ■ Diane Howard Karen. Jarvis Billy Mulkem Sandra Ttbry ■ Bonnie Freda ] Debbie Cataldo Kvy . uonna a k, ■ ' t � ' v 1 ft Rosellen and Jerry agjgrrjKJ 1. inda Zamansky Chester Wittkowski Philip Zagarri SflfflM Power to the Black People ®j§Sg]| Robert Zohn a gt Scott and Patti PraDawna gffiincent Maglione Hil rnvr ab. an F Richard Di M AMl i Hi Mike ' s Sign Shop Lillian Prisco at Singer Betsy Caroll johnny and Phyl AD and EK Loretta and Bobby Bea and Libby Steven Edelstein Al Suchcicki Sidney Levine Butt ManHi md Guy C. J.,C tk GreSft . V oh a Hr ml jjUoniz Family !vfllB| CMrs. Harold Lewis MonkTm fct .. ■■ Geller F a m i! Newburrv F amily . Boozie ■ i� l . ell Wishers Joe Barr” George W. Taylor Joe Cocker Karen and Ricky Paul and Marion Michael Yeshilian Jr. Jeannie Yeshilian Trixie Cathy Tumulty Thersea Collins Donna and Anthony Bandit N. Debbie and joe Richard Cormier Nancy Clark Richard Desmond 81 Maureen and Mike , Kevin and Dor Ronnie Eric Mr and Mrs. Edward V. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Roman F. Pucko Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Berenson Mr and Mrs. Sumner Bloom Miss Carol Cantor Mrs. Janet Imbornone Miss Virginia Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel D ' Ambrosio Miss Jacquelin Gagnon Mr. David B. Pearlmutter Miss Mary Quinn Mr and Mrs. Anthony Rizzo Mr. E. Rosa Mrs. Lorraine Ruby Mrs. Alice B. Sandberg Miss Carol Shore Mr. Ernest Sullivan Mr. William Glennon Mr. Stanley Gumoski Miss Mary barney Aaron Kipn s Mr. and Mrs-. Joseph Mack Miss Harriet Malone MrJ Gene McElroy Mr and Mrs. Joseph Moran Carmel T rickett Soldier ' s Home Canteen Reliable Tire and Battery Mr. George Hovasse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yeshilian Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wright Mr and Mrs. Saul Zeff Mr and Mrs. Frank Carolan Patrons . 170 “ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Y. pajaii -Mg and M r-. Henry Perry -Mr. aruf Mrs. Jake Fallstich Ullipn Brack i A Shajiahan’s Tavern ) Little Srown Jug Caf| Del b Pizza | Y ‘ Y An Alp’s Pizza SleepkNHDoie Ply .. • MocfcltsBIufnbing Supply C% ; Gus|at Tbbacco and Art Supf l MorfnanjLeGlair Public Accountar Morty ' steaftpr Shop harmacy u karian Cla k Morris Plan Bank Creative Travel - A.L. Bel Ians the ' ’ Wheeler’s Dri - S Harry ' s Shoe , r .,.T-ur kamY Ph r ’■ American Bilji Nat WkdjYejyk wers Eg s Furniture Wealth Bai y Stuff Farewell ' ' Diligently we toiled While in room 313. Muttering under our breath That our editors were mean. It was here that we learned About picture cropping. But our lay-out staff Opted for picture chopping Finally, we leave these duties With a tear in eye As we bid farewell To dear, old Chelsea High. Yearbook Staff K:; Beacon Staff Mr. Bloom, Advisor; Donna Famiglietti, Mary Cronopolus, Co-Editors. Missing: Miss Carol Cantor, Assistant Faculty Advisor. Business Staff Roberta Rubin, Bonnie Rosenberg, Alan Daniels, Jeanne Yeshelian. Lay-Out Staff John Sullivan, Kevin Faxon. Editors: Mary Cronopolus, Donna Famiglietti. 174 Writing Staff Theresa Collins, Joel Heichman, Susan Ells. €d c; AjUd Z — y-tZ cJ t fasUj Lo tZ 6X s n L sCu c£A oAvl Ls 2-Cc aJ cca UJ- ULAjLJ Ua sC Xv- la aA ZmA Az s6h to AA-. 1 iZ yyttuAzl 7 . W 2- , uAl, yTUjL C u x-Oy • yCZ AcA t ltZAy Ccx£uAjZ_ . l HsuS ' ' tZ •U Ai dyJuyt L vj2 yjh-zO brtiu+iA t CA L.ti €Lu Ut tXjtAUAZX u) dAMJtA 25 Cc tZZA JL yZ P st dLCcJ lyzt cA tu - ' -£ u 4 l s CHELSEA PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCHIVES