Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1975 volume:

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PROFILE: Charismatic, imaginative. Demands perfection. Unintimidated by a challenge. Moti¬ vates students and teachers alike. Creative, witty. Involved and interested in the well-being of his students. Possessed with the uncommon knack for being able to make English a colorful and interesting subject. Unselfish. Devoted much time to help the Beacon staffs of 1971-1975. Bril¬ liant, cheerful. Has a unique way with the English language. Made vapid and gourmand household words. Cigar smoking nonconformist. Innovative, affable. His ear to ear grin makes it difficult for anyone to dislike him. Talented. A man with duende. You and I have memories Longer than the road that stretches out ahead. — Lennon-McCartney 2 I I 4 5 fo 0 1 n — - jPLEASC Knock I V -g- 3 T CLOSED Administration ROBERT V. BARBARISI Assistant Superintendent One of our freshman administrators is another of the superintendent ' s able assistants. He is a sure bet to make a significant contribution to the Chelsea School system. VINCENT B. McGEE Superintendent Stepping into the position of superintendent of schools in a totally unfamiliar city is a challenging situation indeed, and one which requires dedication and patience. In his first year as superintendent, Mr. McGee has proven through his innovative ideas that the Chelsea school system has chosen the right man to bring Chelsea to the top in the field of education. MARYE. SULLIVAN Administrative Assistant An experienced and dedicated administrator, Mrs. Sul¬ livan continues to prove her capabilities assisting Mr. Mc¬ Gee in his first year here. VINCENT J. FRANCO Headmaster Sitting behind the headmaster ' s desk is a new and refreshing personality, whose past achievements bode well for Chelsea High School. In a brief period of time ' he has been able to stimulate both students and teachers with his ex¬ citing and creative ideas. JOSEPH J. MORAN Master Mr. Moran ' s personality and ever pleasant smile make him an asset to the school adminis¬ tration. His long years of dedicated service were finally recognized this year when he was promoted to master. We will always remember him as the man who best symbolizes C. H. S. pride and spirit. FRANCIS X. MAHONEY Submaster Through the years Mr. Mahoney has earned the friendship and respect of students and faculty alike. As submaster he has contributed greatly to the suc¬ cess of Chelsea High School ' s Administration. m| §£$§=§ .wad FRANCES DOLAN HELEN EVANS Senior Clerk Typist JOHANNA BARTLETT English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . an expert photographer I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Want to buy a duck , and the running water in my seventh period study. AMBITION. . . To understand fully the workings of the freshman mind JUDITH BENEA Business Dept. J. GEORGE BAROOSHIAN Distributive Ed. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Dr. Henry Kissinger I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Tomorrow BONNIE BELMONTE Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. the Magic Mushroom I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my other life AMBITION. .. to be in Acapulco KATHERINE BERENSON Guidance Dept. vMiVi . A-CAeA a) P 62 -£,SW Q, MOf Amo foRTg • Ts o Q?0$$, T( 5 6mA( ROBERT BUCKLEY English Dept. RHONDA BLOCK Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . on tenure this year I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first year teaching at CHS and the characters in homeroom 105 SUMNER (NMI) BLOOM English Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the Maharajah of Potllih. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . My Beacon Staffs, 1972-1975 and my 3 2 5 years at Chelsea High School. AMBITION... is to live in a Hilltop. SHERRILL BOVERI English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . able to travel the world and learn from many different people I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the many students I ' ve met and enjoyed at CHS, and all the incidents that make the school what it is AMBITION. . . I have achieved it LAWRENCE BLOOM Social Studies Dept. GILBERT CHERRY Social Studies Dept. BARBARA COOK Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. just what I am- a teacher, mother, and wife I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first week at CHS AMBITION. . . to be able to stick to my budget LORRAINE CHIOTA Business Dept. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the many nice students I have met at CHS KEVIN J. CASSIDY Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a gargantuan ominous c’loud I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the times I ' ve rained on gradua¬ tions in the past AMBITION. . . to rain on everybody ' s parade SANDY CHAROS Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. rich I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first day at CHS (it was an experience!) AMBITION. . . to travel the world RICHARD FEINBERG Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Charles Silberman I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my work with Mr. Leader who retires this year after years of devoted educational service AMBITION. . . to be Superintendent of Schools VIRGINIA COMEAU DROB Math Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . independently wealthy so that I could do all those things I do not have time for now I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. 1974 AMBITION. . . to be the PARENT at a PTA meeting BEVERLY J. CORWIN Physical Ed. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Touchee Turtle , the day the gym burned AMBITION. . . to reach - to touch - to teach JANICE FACTOR Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Funny Girl I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the weird accents of students at CHS AMBITION. . . to constantly be growing - meeting new peo¬ ple and experiencing new things iHii MARILYN DANON Language Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a world traveler and a musician I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first impressions of CHS; the students, the frustrations, and the fun - and my first stu¬ dents w ho are now graduating AMBITION. . . to make the study of the Spanish language and culture meaningful and interesting to the students MELVIN FRIM Electricity STUART FEINBERG English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the holder of a million dollar lottery ticket I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Bloom and the entire English Dept. AMBITION. . . to become an N. B. A. official EILEEN FISHMAN Science Dept. PHYLLIS FOG EL Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a doctor - so that I could treat my frequent colds! I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the girls of the class of ' 75 who were in my Typing- Gen. Business class the first year I returned to CHS AMBITION. . . to find a way to add to the number of hours in a day RICHARD FINERAN Math Dept. I WOULDLIKE TO BE. . . a mathematical genius I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first Chelsea High lunch CAROL GOTTLIEB English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the founder of a cure for adolescence I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . good old, uh, what ' s his name? AMBITION. . . to laugh at least once a day JACQUELINE GAGNON English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a 360 degree circle absorbing and learning from everything I come in contact with I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my education at CHS AMBITION. . . to find the path of least resistance and go in the opposite direction MARILYN GLOVER Language Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . visiting the ruins of Rome and Greece I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Hie Haec Hoc AMBITION. . . to find a place where only Latin is spoken ABRAHAM GARNICK Physical Ed. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . an executive with a spacious office I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. the office I shared at the Carter Scho ol AMBITION. . . to have my own office with a desk and a chair MYER GOOTKIN Language Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . an astronaut - to get away occasionally I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the pupils of yesteryear AMBITION. . . to be able to travel around the world with relaxation 14 JOSEPH HANEGAN English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Goethe I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Dr. Faustus and Mephistopheles AMBITION. . . to forget Mephistopheles PHYLLIS HANSON Guidance Dept. I ' ll NEVER FORGET. . . homeroom 218 when I was a homeroom teacher AMBITION. . . to help the students of CHS to make wise decisions so that when they leave here they will lead useful and happy lives SHELDON GREENGLASS Audio - Visual I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. . the captain of the Hindenburg I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the burning of the Hindenburg AMBITION. . . to find enough time to answer foolish questions KATHLEEN HANSEN Science Dept. MARY HARNEY English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Santa Claus I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .homeroom 105-1971-72, my tenth grade English classes-1972-73, homeroom 121-1973-74. AMBITION.. .to buy any classroom in CHS and call it mine. JAMES HUNT Electricity ETTA KAPLAN Math Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the inventor of the mathematical formula that would do away with inflation I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the wonderful ninth grade study halls that had to be policed constantly AMBITION. . . to have all pupils learn to appreciate the elegance, order, and logic of mathematics MAX LEADER Soc. Studies Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. me I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my associations at CHS with stu¬ dents and faculty AMBITION. . . I have almost reached it JANET IMBORNONE English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . an Amish farmer back in Pennsylvania I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. living in a log cabin as a little girl AMBITION. . . to see my first English classes graduate this May - good luck to all of you! LINDA KATZEN Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . healthy, wealthy, and wise I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. but I would like to AMBITION. . . to be the first woman king 16 FILIBERTO A. LOPEZ Language Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... a PH. D. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the good friends of Chelsea High AMBITION. . . to be a better teacher to help better those who happen to be my students JOHN MAHONEY English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. retired I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . what I don ' t remember AMBITION. . . too late ! If I HERBERT L. LOCKE English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the Devil - he meets so many interesting people! I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my Junior homeroom of 1973-74 for their kindness, thoughtfulness, and generosity AMBITION. . . to have what I want, and want what I have REBECCA MACK Math Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. a student so that I could have some rights . I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my 1972 and 1973 sixth period classes AMBITION. . . to have one full day to call my own £v. URSULA MAHONEY Nurse I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . in Florida from December to May and then at the Cape from May to December I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the food strike of a few years back AMBITION. . . to be a railroad engineer JOSEPH MAURO Guidance Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. forever optimistic I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. the heart of CHS AMBITION. . . to find the perfect solution JOHN MANNING Distributive Ed. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. President I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the students of Chelsea High AMBITION. . . to get a legitimate hole in one at the golf course FELIPE MARTINEZ Bilingual I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a philosopher to approach life differently I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my school days AMBITION. . . to be a poet BARBARA MANNING English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . in Mr. Bloom ' s department forever! I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . this year ' s Senior Class AMBITION. . . to have a few little printers around the house. .. PATRICK MANNING Printing I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. single again I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my wedding day AMBITION. . . Ask my wife ! 17 EUGENE McELROY Mech. Drawing I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . present when the seniors graduate I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. you seniors when you were freshmen AMBITION. . . to see all the seniors who were freshmen four years ago graduate JESLYN MEDOFF English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. in Rome I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . homeroom 119 (the United Nations) AMBITION.. . to be Ms. Chips CARMEL NASON English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . forever young I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the excitement of meeting all positive experiences AMBITION. . . to find my place in a situation where all of my experiences are positive FRANCES MONT ESA NO Language Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a guide for many European trips for CHS students I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my many friends at Chelsea High AMBITION. . . to successfully participate in foreign relations RICHARD McLEAN Driver ' s Ed. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the Registrar of Motor Vehicles I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . how many times I ' ve said, Check to the left and check to the right AMBITION. . . to make it through the year ' Or- SAUL NECHTEM Phys. Ed. Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . back at CHS as a student I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. the pride that we took in our school and in the athletic teams AMBITION, . . to see our pride and loyalty to our school restored JAMES O ' DONNELL Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . your age again I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the tuna subs from A1 Zack ' s donated by the football team, Sophia Loren, and the day Sea Schell finally passed a test AMBITION. . . it ' s impossible to improve upon perfection MAURICE PEARLMAN Science Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . able to say that all the students love science I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the wonderful friends I have made among students and faculty AMBITION. . . to teach in a new Chelsea High with ultra - modem laboratories and adequate space for all LEONARD NEMON Guidance Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Walter Grayson I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Walter Grayson ' s speech 1 7 52 AMBITION. . . to be as good as Walter Grayson GUIDO A. OTTAVI Instrumental Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . conductor of a 65 piece band at Chelsea High. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my trip to Rome, St. Peter ' s Church, the Sistine Chapel, Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, Pantheon, Villa D ' Este and all the other sights are truly unforgettable. AMBITION. . . To have a stage band at Chelsea High in the near future. LINDA QUINN Math Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . rich I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . freshman homeroom 201 - some¬ one kicked in the front of my desk! AMBITION. . . to get a nice quiet homeroom JOSEPH PEREZ Science Dept. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the first time I went into the first floor boys ' room AMBITION. . . to get an escalator put in between the first and third floor DAVID B. PEARLMUTTER Science Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . someplace else I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. brilliance and banshees AMBITION. . . to give no A ' s in my chem course CONSTANCE PIKE Physical Ed. Dept. MARY QUINN Library I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .a famous poetess I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .how delighted I felt when the lib¬ rary really became a library AMBITION. . .to get my doctorate in Library Science or English. 20 LORRAINE RUBY Art EDWARD ROSA Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. the owner of a hot dog stand in room 214 (Mr. Richard Feinberg ' s room) I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . eating lunch in the Chelsea High cafeteria ‘ AMBITION. . . to have Howard Cosell as a guest speaker on the CHS Devil ' s Delivery Show A. EMILY ROMANO Math Dept. MAX ROSS English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . editor of the CHS school news¬ paper as I was as a student here I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the mutual respect and pleasant relations and understanding between teachers and students AMBITION. . . to see what CHS would be like if the stu¬ dents had complete power for a week PAUL RENZI Language Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . more intelligent I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . to shut off the lights when I leave a room AMBITION. . . to bake an apple pie ALICE B. SANDBERG Math Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . what I am - a teacher I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. our Scholarship Aid Show - the first one held at Chelsea High AMBITION. . . to indicate the love for mathematics in more students at Chelsea High BERNARD SCHWARTZ English Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a reflection of my alter ego I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Who me? I have protective amnesia AMBITION. . . I have attained it EDWARD SAHA GIAN Math Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a CHS football player on an un¬ defeated CHS team I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . when the chair I was sitting on in class collapsed AMBITION. . . to give A ' s to all my students WILLIAM SCHAVRIEN Woodwork I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. rich I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . yesterday AMBITION. . . to be Superintendent of Schools IRVING SCHWARTZ Guidance Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . in Antigua, basking in the hot sun I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first year in teaching AMBITION. . . it would be the same today - perhaps with a few minor changes 22 NANCY SEEGRABER Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. . a parachute jumper I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Chelsea High lunch duty AMBITION. . . to see the world JOSEPH SLATER Science Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... a scientist I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. pests AMBITION. . . to have a day when I do not have to say, Quiet! ALFRED STAWICKI Business Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a soft - spoken preacher I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. the students who wouldn ' t give me a candy bar AMBITION. . . to answer questions without getting upset! CAROL SHORE Business Dept. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. trying to teach a class with back¬ ground sounds of clay being kneaded in the art room next door - it will never catch on as a teaching aid AMBITION. . . I hope to have one day when all work done by my students would be acceptable to both a future em¬ ployer and to me JAMES STAFFORD Guidance Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. Loof Lirpa I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first day of teaching JOSEPH SULLIVAN Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . living in Switzerland I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the friendships made among the students of CHS AMBITION. . . to become Superintendent of a New Hamp shire school system Denoyer MICHAEL SULLIVAN Permanent Substitute I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the first coach of CHS swimming and wrestling teams I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . YJM without his beard AMBITION. . . to be a member of the Physical Ed staff when the new sports complex is completed BARBARA SULLIVAN Sewing I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . independently wealthy I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. the graduating class of 1975 - my first graduating class AMBITION. . . to be a sewing teacher ERNEST SULLIVAN Social Studies Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. able to sleep late one morning I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. November 22, 1963; December 20, 1970; June 10, 1972 AMBITION. . . to put Chelsea on the map of the United States MICHAEL STEIN Physical Ed. Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. the tooth fairy I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . but I shall certainly try AMBITION. . . to be physically fit, mentally alert, and morally straight, and to help little old ladies across the street ROBERT TIRO Social Studies Dept. FRANCES TKACZUK Science Dept. I WOULD LIKE TO. . . change my first name to Walt I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first gen. science class and my second biology class; working with the cheerleaders and other CHS teams; working with the Junior and Senior Coun¬ cils; and, lastly, the Big Red hockey team AMBITION. . . to grow in my field as I influence and in¬ terest others IRENE WELCH Cooking I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . an Oscar Meyer hot dog I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Chelsea High ' s hot dogs AMBITION. . . everyone will be in love with me ALVIN TOLTZ Vocal Music Dept. Head EDWIN WEINSTEIN Business Dept. Head I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Superman I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my first girlfriend AMBITION. . . To have a heart 25 Give Us Our Daily Bread . . . PETER ATHAS, Cafeteria Manager FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Violet Lotter, Evelyn Kennedy, Laura Covino, Grace Komechok, and Ann Glebus. 26 Forgive Us Our Trespasses FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Louie Antonelli and Frank Kushmerek. 27 JAMES ABRAMOFSKY Red December 17, 1957 55 Highland Street General ACTIVITIES.. .J.V. hockey team. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .just to be the way I am and not someone else. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .all the good times at C.H.S. AMBITION. . . all I would like to do in life is to be successful in whatever I do, especially winning the lottery for a mil¬ lion dollars. JOAN AGRI Joanie September 17, 1957 40 Woodlawn Avenue Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .Kung Fu. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .singing, Herbie Locke in 115, the good times, the base¬ ment lady, Sam, P.H., the egg roll, the faces, all the great kids up C.H.S., Diane ' s mouth, Herbie Locke ' s dirty jokes, you deceived me! Sue, do you sew? Mary ' s mints. Enjoy today be¬ cause there may not be a tomorrow. AMBITION.. .to hit the lottery, to be a mad typist, to be happy and make others happy. JANIS ALTA VILLA Refa April 1, 1957 30 Hawthorne Street Academic ACTIVITIES... Co-Captain of the cheer¬ ing squad, glee club, Red Cross Repre¬ sentative, newspaper staff, Latin Club, Office aide, ballot commissioner. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . Football parties, October 19, Mrs. Boveri ' s vegetables, C.H.S., Friday nights, the skating rink lot, 83, New Years Eve, Devil ' s De¬ livery, my twin. People so seldom say I love you, . . and then it ' s either too late or love goes, .so when I tell you I love you. . . it doesn ' t mean I know that you ' ll never go, only that I wish you didn ' t have to. AMBITION. . .X-Ray Technician. PATTI ANDERSON August 7, 1 957 56 Spencer Avenue Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . The Six Mil¬ lion Dollar Man I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . homeroom, 115, Herbie Locke, junior prom, the basement lady, all my friends, Tilly, Marty, Joanie, Buster, the plays in Beverly, all the great kids at C.H.S. Enjoy life today; you ' ll nev¬ er know what tomorrow may bring. AM¬ BITION. . . to be successful in whatever I do. NAN C. ANDROSKI Nan July 12, 1957 13 Guam Road Apt. A. ACTIVITIES. . .Non participant, by choice. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .ToTe, TiTi, or Sompopo ' s ( Buddeee ). GEORGE ANNIS Big George January 16, 1957 9 Fitz Terrace General ACTIVITIES. . .Basketball. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Nelson Rockefeller. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .skipping all three lunches, baseball. Don ' t let life get you down. AMBITION. . .to be a state policeman. STEPHEN ANTINICK Berf October 19, 1957 176 Central Ave. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . .Baseball. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Jimmy Page. AMBITION . . . Mailman. PAUL ARSENAULT Snake December 2, 1957 71A Clark Avenue General ACTIVITIES.. . Chelsea High hockey team. I WOULD LIKE TOBE...J. Paul Getty. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mrs. Moe ' s office, Mr. H. Locke, the gum on the water fountain, Coach J. Yan- netti, freshman hockey practices with Joe Mauro, 5:A.M. hockey practices. AMBITION. . .to be successful. BARBARA D. ANKIEWICZ Becky February 29, 1956 6A Warren Avenue Business ACTIVITIES. .. office girl, Max-Ed. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Sophia Loren. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Locke ' s homeroom, R. 308, 5-27-73, 5-27-74, 11-28-73. Rock Village, The Lakes, Anne, Miss Quinn, Mr. Hannegin, Mrs. Manning, the office. People in glass houses shouldn ' t throw stones. AMBI¬ TION. . .to be Mrs. Prisco A. Vozzella, secretary and bookkeeper. HENRY ANNESE Buster November 26, 1957 4 Meadow Road General ACTIVITIES. . .football, indoor-outdoor track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .me, my¬ self, and I. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. cafeteria food, short lunch periods, junior homeroom 115, Herbie, senior homeroom. DALE ATLAS D September 5, 1957 144 Bloomingdale Street Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Ayta Chi Sorority. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .a lunatic. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .all the people of C. H. S. , Herbie Locke and room 115, the good times, Boveri ' s gold pen, work¬ ing at Bradlee ' s, Mr. McLean ' s and driv¬ ing, getting ripped off for a fur coat, Miss Danon ' s pensamiento ' s, The Four Really don ' t mind if I sit this one out. AMBITION. . .to be happy, rich, medi¬ cal secretary. CHARNA B. BARONOFFSKY China September 5, 1957 117 Cottage St. Academic ACTIVITIES...Glee Club Secretary, Associate Editor of the Red Devil Press, office aid, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Manuel J. Weiner B. B. G., Ayta Chi Sorority. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Snoopy. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. waking up at 4 a.m. to go to the Press Forum, the Devil ' s Delivery, singing around the Christmas tree at the City Hall the Glee Club, Junior Week, Mrs. Boveri ' s vegetable calls, Mr. Locke and junior homeroom 115, all my friends at C.H.S. . May God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. AMBITION. . .to teach and to be happy in life. FRANK BARTHOLOMEW Black Bart May 6, 1957 50 Cherry St. Academic ACTIVITIES. .. football, baseball, Science Club, Chess Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Brutus (in Julius Caesar). I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my first day of school (I skipped). Jesus saves! With today ' s prices that is a miracle. AMBI¬ TION. . .to stay at one job for more than three months. ROSEMARIE BEAUDOIN Tilley April 19, 1957 387 Crescent Ave. Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... all the good people at C.H.S., my special friends, Marty, Phil, Buster, Joan, Patti, Junior Prom, my junior year, homeroom 115, and the best teacher I kno Herbie Locke. Nothing good lasts forever. AMBITION .. .just to be successful in whatever I do. CARYL BELLOMO Bennie July 5, 1957 50 Madison Ave. Max Ed. ACTIVITIES . . . working after school, bowling, roller skating, miniature golf¬ ing, ice skating. Dream on, dream on, dream until your dream comes true. AMBITION ... to become an oceano- graphist someday. PHILIP THOMAS BOLTON Chet January 23, 1958 147 Clark Ave. Academic ACTIVITIES.. .Hockey team. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Howard Hughes. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .Wool, the parties, Al ' s boys, Herb Locke ' s homeroom, Can¬ tors, Karen, class of 1975, Superstick, Vahey ' s gum on the water fountain, sprints in practice, Mrs. Mahoney, lunch time, doing football cards with Marty and Snake. He who has a photogenic mind should get it developed. AMBITION... double knot spy. DEBRA BERNARD Bernie September 5, 1956 68 Cook Ave. Business ACTIVITIES... Girl ' s Basketball, Theta Psi Sorority. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. . myself deep inside of me. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Mr. Locke ' s English class, my friends, N.V., L.S., R. D. , Steve and the lots of fun we had together, Miss Pike and the fun I had at basketball. Life is what you make it. It either goes up or down. Life is in your hands. AM¬ BITION. . .legal secretary. JERROLD LEE BORNSTEIN Bugga June 20, 1957 108 Addison St. Academic A CTIVITIES. . . Clover Lubell A. Z. A. Treasurer, Science Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Hugh Hefner. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET... Mr. Locke, past flames, Randolph police, house parties, dances, getting involved, Pasta Time, chasing cars, D ' s parties, clique. Happiness is just like a butterfly, no matter how much you chase it it will keep running away from you. AMBITION.. .medical technologist. ANNE BLAKE January 29, 1958 100 Washington Ave. Academic I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. Mrs. Michael Ford (not the President ' s son). I ' LL NEVER FORGET... Mr. Locke ' s gratitude, hm. rm. 115, Mike ' s car, Mrs. Boveri ' s Eng¬ lish class (ugh!), my friends, the class of 1975, Miss Comeau ' s great personality. Remember yesterday, live today, hope for tomorrow. AMBITION. . .psychologist. KENNETH BOTTICELLI Kenny B. June 28, 1957 105 Franklin Ave. College ACTIVITIES... Co. Captain of the Cross Country Tearn, hockey team, indoor and outdoor track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .The Jolly Green Giant. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the class of 1975, Mr. Locke and homeroom 115, winning G.B.L. cross country championship, Coach Dwyer ' s summer running program, the nervousness before a race and the pleasure after vic¬ tory, Linda and all my fellow scholars at the institution of higher learning. That which you think you are you will become. AMBITION. . .to run the Boston Marathon and to go on to college and graduate! EDITH BOWIGHT Buttons 62 Pearl St. May 16, 1957 Business ACTIVITIES ... office aide, Pep Club, candy striper. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Joan Rivers I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Joan Rivers ' prune commercials, Mr. Locke ' s clean jokes, going to the prom with Harry H. Be wise and take the grain but leave the chaff. AMBITION ... to follow in Joan Rivers ' footsteps. MARTIN N. BOTTICELLI Marty August 25, 1957 33 Gillooly Rd. Academic ACTIVITIES . . , hockey team. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Uncle Trip from Statler Paint. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... the parties, Superstick, good times with Nancy, Al ' s boys, Ironstick, hockey practices at 5:00 in the morning, Flerb Locke ' s homeroom 115, Joan, Tilley, Phil, Patti, all from 217, Mrs. Moe ' s office for the sick, Jan Rubinski from East Si¬ beria, Bolton ' s Bombers, Wool of 1973 , D.B. . The main thing in life is not be be afraid to be human. AMBITION... member of the N.H. L.. ELLEN BOWEN Elbo February 14, 1957 24 Parker Street Business ACTIVITIES . . . tokin and jokin. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . the Frito Ban- dito. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Frito ' s corn chips, the Stones, Herbie ' s homeroom, my senior year, Bob Dillon, graduation night, and all the good times at Chelsea High, especially the time I was mis¬ taken for Jane Pitman. Ay, Yi, Yi, Yi, I am the Frito Bandito. Give me Frito ' s corn chips and I ' ll be your friend, the Frito Bandito you must not offend. AMBITION ... to own the Frito ' s corn chips company, to be just like J. Paul Getty, and to be a turkey on Thanksgiv¬ ing. Most of all I ' ll become a brain surgeon and give people a piece of my mind. vv a i in r, BKUuivi Fred Haney March 26, 1958 174 Chestnut Street General I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . John Wayne. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Herbert Locke ' s homeroom, milk fights in the cafeteria, Mr. Margolis ' s twitch, writing on the basement walls. Life is just what you make it. AMBITION ... to be a cop. ALLEN BRENNER Arkansas March 19, 1956 54 Clark Avenue General ACTIVITIES ... chess club, F.F.A., wrestling, 9-10. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . the leader of the K.K.K. I ' LL NEVER FORGET .. . homeroom 217. It ' s no fun to be alive if you ' re not living. AMBITION . . , farmer. ELIZABETH BURNS Liz June 22, 1957 60 Garfield Avenue Business I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . all the crazy people at C.H.S., waiting for that last bell of the day to ring, that per¬ son in 304. Life is only what you make it. AMBITION.. .to work with animals, and be happy. STEPHEN BROWN March 5, 1957 381 Washington Ave. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . .blondes, brunettes, red¬ heads. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Attila the Hun. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .MR. Locke, C.H.S.. You ain ' t seen nothing yet! AMBITION.. .to be a pig. JOHN CAMLEY Cam September 13, 1956 55 Cary Avenue General I WOULD LIKE TO BE... Joe Namath. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .gym hockey, sum- er school, cutting class, getting caught cutting class, Mrs. Montesano, home¬ room 117. Live free and easy. AMBI¬ TION. . .to get rich. KATHLEEN A. BURKE Kathy Feb. 24, 1957 171 Congress Avenue College ACTIVITIES. . . Glee Club, cheering squad, guidance office aide, Jr. Class President, Sr. Class President, Beacon staff, Theta Psi Sorority. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. September 25, 1974, MEPO, la-dee, Super D , any dirt? , swifty, D-Day, The Kid , my four years at C.H.S. , the Fantastic Four, Friday nights. Lines only indicate where smiles have been. AMBITION. .. to graduate from K-9 academy and become a professional dog trainer. SALLY CARLO Sal June 14, 1956 153 Chester Avenue Distributive Education ACTIVITIES... playing hookey. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... myself. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. .. C. H. S. , Burger King, Jr. Prom, camping at N.H., Breakheart, beaches, Friday nights, Dolores, Eilleen, Doreen, Dion, Jose, Jr., and all my other friends at C. H. S. To graduate will be the happi¬ est thing that could happen to me. AM¬ BITION. . .to be a keypunch operator, marry a wonderful guy I know well, and live a happy and joyous life. ARTHUR CAROLAN June 23, 1956 78 Spencer Avenue Academic ACTIVITIES. .. C. H. S. hockey team. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Mr. Mahoney, really being able to point things out. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mrs. Kaplan ' s math class, slapping Gittens around, hoc¬ key practice at 5:00 a.m. in the morning, freshman hockey practice, pit-in on Fri¬ day night, Fraser always mugging some¬ one in the corridors, the football games. If you don ' t succeed, try try again. AM¬ BITION. . .to survive. ELAINE ANN CARR Laine January 17, 1958 73 Prescott Avenue Business ACTIVITIES. . .cross country and track manager, Pep Club, guidance office aide, National Honor Society, Beacon layout staff, freshman and senior home¬ room representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .The Grinch that stole Christmas. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . cheering for S.R.L., the great kids at Shady Lane, N.H. andatC.H.S., my beautiful family, December 4, 1971, M.C., and C.H.S. proms on the same night, Bobby ' s hand that guided me through my four years at C.H.S. There ' s a good life had for me when I ' m out in the country, I feel a part of everything I see, I love the life around me. AMBITION.. .to be happy. MARYANNE F. CARROCINO September 2, 1957 124 Beacon Street General ACTIVITIES... Office girl. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .heir to the Rockefeller money. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .Mrs. Montesano ' s homeroom, Joanie ' s singing, a certain person, junior year, Mac ' s wint-to mints, B.J.C., football and basketball games, TK8C.M.H., Cookie , C.H.S., the Magic Mushroom, all the dynamite people I ' ve met at C.H.S. you can ' t always get what you want . AMBITION. . .to get somewhere in life, be someone. JAMES CARROLL Acey 23 Guam Rd. February 24, 1956 I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. an Arab oil dealer, that way you ' d never run out of gas. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... The good times up Chelsea High, the mad parties at lunch time, Room 117, trying to get up to school. MARYANN CARROLL Mary June 4, 1957 41 Normandy Road Business ACTIVITIES. . .Meta Chi Sorority. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .Joanie singing to us, Do you have bunyons? Miss Pike ' s gym classes, P. H., Susan Mute, G.A. and Wilma, Lynn Williams, Dearie and all the crazy people up here. Power to the people. AMBITION. .. to make the most out of life. 36 CARCL CASSANCS December 2, 1957 39 Burma Road General ACTIVITIES_Ayta Chi Sorovtiy, maj¬ orettes, Red Cross Representative, I WOULD LIKE TO BE... Nelson Rocker- feller ' s girlfriend. I ' LL NEVER FCRGti ...homeroom 207, 117, lunches, fight¬ ing with Mr. Pearl mutter, the ne- prin¬ cipal, 22 minute lunch periods, Pratt¬ ville. Your life is what you make it. AMBITION_medical secretary. THOMAS P. CARYALLC April 21, 1957 82 Blossom St. General ACTIVITIES.. .hockey, track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... Sir. Mahonev, to point things out. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .hr. 207, Mrs. Montesano, hr. 117, skipping classess and getting caught, Mr. Mahoney. Life is what you make of it. AMBITICN .. .to succeed in all that I do. DUNNE C. CASEY Casey August 31, 1957 274 Revere Beach Parkway Business ACTIVITIES... Captain of C.H.S. cheer¬ ing squad. I ' LL NEVER FCRGET—B.J., cheering, cheering practices, the acci¬ dent, Mr. Moran, Mr. Connolly. Mr. W ' einstein, all the games, Ernie ' s history class, friends in school. Giving is the only reaching that can touch. AMBITION ... court stenographer. GAIL CASSIDY Dimples”, Ralf October 30, 1957 109 Library Street Academic ACTIVITIES... work. Assumption C.Y.C. parties, long heart to heart talks with best friend, snowball fights (in season;, listening to good music, searching for lost articles, and hanging around. I ' LL NEVER FCRGET...a special person, Duh-Louie, My freak, neighborhood, summer of ’74 , Uncle Sam, C.H.S. lunches (ugh), frozen vegetables of rm. 124, BBTs, old friends, Riley ' s at 2 a.m. Ralf and Victor, rainy days; whatever . e ' ve only just begun to live . AMBI¬ TION. . .nurse. ELIZABETH CKACNCN ' Bertie June 30, 1957 129 Marlboro St. Academic ACTIVITIES... Ma_ ere ties. Red Cross Representative, guidance aid. I V CUID LIKE TC EE.. .Juliette Pro-- se. I ' LL NEVER FCRGET.. .m. sophomore ear, freezing football games, March 15, Mrs. Seven ' s vocab s, Brighams, Sharon ' s date with Steve, Lube, Mar. Anne, New Years Eve, mv grandmother, all the run. Isn’t life strange, a word we can arrange, with no thought or care, rr.a-er of dispair. Each breath we breathe, with love we must weave, to make us as cne. You know it makes me want to cry. AMBITION.. .to be 3 nurse. RICHARD CHAPIN Rick November 19, 1957 235 Webster Ave. College ACTIVITIES. . .baseball, bowling, basketball, football. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. . Napolean. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . Robert Edward Hart, Mr. Ross, chemis¬ try, school lunches, skip days. A fair deal is always the best deal. AMBITION .. .to be a wiz at mathematics. DIANA CITRO Wal yo October 19, 1957 115 Winnisimmet St. General ACTIVITIES. . .Sophomore Homeroom Representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE ... me. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . all the good times at C.H.S., Bold Hussie, J. A., Mac, S.F., the plays in Beverly, my junior year, Mr. Connolly and all my friends. Everyone should do their own thing. AMBITION. . .to be a hair¬ dresser and to be happy. CANDACE L. COLE Candy March 13, 1957 22 Watts St. Business ACTIVITIES.. .office aid, Tota Chi Sorority. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... good old C.H.S., all my friends and teachers, especially Herbie ' s English class (115), the summer of 1974 with Alex Riseman and his bad temper. Things get a little easier once you understand. AMBITION. . .to be succes- ful in whatever I do. ARELYS E. CORDERO Lely December 11, 1955 278 Chestnut Street Business ACTIVITIES.. .Glee Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... myself. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . . Chelsea Fligh School and the teachers, especially Miss Hola in chic¬ let en la cesta. Life is beautiful so en¬ joy it. AMBITION., .to become a secre¬ tary and to get married. MICHAEL CONRAD Conrad July 11, 1957 157 Garfield Avenue D.E. ACTIVITIES... girl watching, I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . .my father. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the parties before school. You can ' t always get what you want . AMBITION.. . college. 38 MAUREEN CUSICK Moe August 29, 1957 29 Bloomingdale St. Business ACTIVITIES. . .beacon business staff. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... C. H. S., teachers and friends. The time to be happy is now. AMBITION. .. to be an accountant. DOMENIC ANTHONY DEANGELIS JR. Hair Bear June 16, 1957 322 Washington Ave. Academic ACTIVITIES.. . football, outdoor track, Beacon staff, Science Club, Explorer Post 109. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Al¬ fred E. Newman. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . .Bethal Maine, parties after the games, summer vacation, ducky ' s, Marge Joyce, the Fantastic Four, winn¬ ing football games, partying, the Bea¬ con meetings, It ' s been a long time comin. It ' s going to be along time gone. AMBITION. . .to further my education and get something out of life. DINO DELYANI May 20, 1957 131 Shurtleff St. College ACTIVITIES. . .baseball, basketball, cross country. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . anybody but myself. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . .the 1974 cross country season, Coach Dwyer and all the guys who made the championship possible. For to hit the mark, one must aim a little above it. AMBITION. . .none what so ever. WILLIAM DENISCO Elk September 10, 1956 21 Garland St. D.E. ACTIVITIES... dirt bike hiking, auto racing. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .2nd period in printing with Mr. Manning. AMBITION. . .auto mechanic. ROMAN CZEREPICA G.G. June 28, 1956 130 Prospect St. College ACTIVITIES. .. movies, bowling, pool, parties drinking, dances. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. .James Bond. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... Mr. Shuman, light bulb. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. (Helen Keller). AMBITION... space technician. MAUREEN DENNING January 9, 1957 70 Warren Ave. Business I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Glennon ' s Math class, Herbie ' s English class, Mrs. Manning. AMBITION ... to be a secretary. RACHEL JO DENNIS Rae February 2, 1957 85 Watts St. Classical ACTIVITIES ... B.B.G. President, Kappa Alpha Tau Sorority, Latin Club, Homeroom Representative. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... R. L., math in 114, Qual es la fecha? , Latin, room 103, Lori. There are no strangers in this world, only friends you have not met. AMBITION ... to help handicapped children. DOUGLAS WAYNE DESIMONE Doug September 3, 1957 107 Orange Street College Classical ACTIVITIES . . . cross country, Science Club, Beacon staff photographer, C.H.S. Band. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Leonardo da Vinci. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. room 5, needless repetition, p.b.m. on a roll mystery runner J . E., the C.H.S. ten man band, and Fll at 500. What do you suppose will satisfy the soul, except to walk free and own no superior? Walt Whitman AMBITION . . . biologist. GAIL DEYOUNG May 1, 1957 71 Grove St. General I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . J. P. Getty. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . my junior year, my senior year, Mr. David Pearl- mutter, 65, Tommy. Life can sometimes be an acceptable bore, but nature and the true things in life make up for it. AMBITION ... to live a long, happy and prosperous life ! CECILE DION Dion August 18, 1956 102 Grove Street Distributive Education I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Janis Joplin. To find the stairway to heaven. AMBITION ... to become someone. CLAUDIA DOWE October 18, 1957 40 Prescott Avenue College I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .Scarlett O ' Hara. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... my senior year at C.H.S. Before man can discover new oceans he must love courage to lose sight of the shore. AMBITION... to finish college and to go into medicine or engineering. PAUL DIROSA P. Jay August 9, 1957 79 Maverick Street General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. me. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. ..C.H.S. and the class of 75. Live free or die. AMBI¬ TION. .. electrician. DAGOBERTO DRIGGS Diego November 3, 1955 136 Spencer Avenue General ACTIVITIES.. . Vechi-Ryu Karate. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Mr. Schavien ' s woodworking class. He who knows others is learned. He who knows him¬ self is wise. AMBITION. . .to join the Air Force. LINDA M. DOTY June 9, 1957 312 Carter Street Academic ACTIVITIES. . .pep club, newspaper staff, sophomore homeroom represen¬ tative, girls ' club, Honor Society. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . my own unique self. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . all the understanding and happiness Kevin gave me, my junior prom, and all the friends I ' ve made during these four years at C.H.S. One morning I woke up and I knew you were really gone. A new day, a new way, and new eyes to see the dawn. Go your way and I ' ll go mine and carry on. AMBITION. . .to become a medical secretary, get married, and enjoy life to the fullest. GEORGE EDWARD DUNN Mr. Hearts March 10, 1955 53 Maverick Street Business ACTIVITIES. . . music, brass and string instruments, sports, hockey, and foot¬ ball. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . goal tender, Kenny Dryden of the Montreal Canadians. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . all the good times I had at C.H.S. with the great kids of 1975. It seemed like such a long long time. AMBITION. . . to be a police officer. LOUANNE ECCLESTON LULU September 30, 1956 69 Grove Street Business ACTIVITIES... Girl ' s track team 72 , color guard. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... Shirley Temple. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... good old C. H. S., the class of 75 , my girls in color guard, the girls ' base¬ ment, the teachers, football games, rm. 218, my locker door, art, short lunch periods. You only pass this way but once . AMBITION...to be a nurse. THOMAS DUVAL Dubie April 12, 1957 8A Bloomingdale Street General ACTIVITIES. .. football, Indoor track, Co-Captain, baseball, Outdoor track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... Mr. Rosa so I could take over the Early Morning show. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Loranne, the Y, Prattville, all the fun at C.H.S. It ' s not the size of the dog in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the dog. AMBITION . . .to work with Frank Perdue. ROCHELLE LORI ELFMAN June 9, 1957 156 Chester Avenue Business ACTIVITIES.. .Kappa Alpha Tau Soror¬ ity, Bnai Brith Girls ' -B.B. G. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .myself, I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . .The Devil ' s Delivery, the aggra¬ vation in typing, Mrs. Kaplan ' s study class, my first day at C.H.S., my friends and teachers at C.H.S. Our lives are shaped by those who love us- by those who refuse to love us. AMBI¬ TION. . . to become a veternarian ' s as¬ sistant, get married, live out in the country. WILLIAM ELLS Bill May 29, 1957 461 Crescent Ave. Academic ACTIVITIES.. ,C. Y. O... I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .President Nixon, so I could be pardoned of all my wrong doings. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... Mrs. Romano, cafeteria, 302 and the eraser fights, New Hampshire. We may never pass this way again. AMBITION.. . to be an R.S. district manager. JOSEPH GREGORY ESSEICHICK JR. Joe January 11, 1958 126 Bloomingdale Street Scientific ACTIVITIES... Cross Country, Beacon Staff Photographer, hockey 72-73, Science Club, Red Devil Press Photo¬ grapher. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... ... Jimmy Cliff. I ' ll NEVER FORGET .. . Room 5, my friends, all the good times at CF1S. AMBITION... photgrapher. KAREN EWING Sarami February 9, 1957 234 Central Ave. D.E. ACTIVITIES. .. watching children, bowl¬ ing, football, reading and softball. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Mr. Mahoney, Dion, Carlo, Dolores, Karen, Mr. Flannigan, Mr. Mauro, Mr. Swartz, Miss Hanson, Mrs. Berenson, the cafeteria workers and boss, the school, Mr. Stewie Fein- berg, Mr. Manning, Patrick and David, Mox Jr. , Miss Barbara Christian (Man¬ ning). Jesus loves the children all the children of the world. Red, yellow, black and white. BEVERLY FORD Bev November 30, 1955 89 Congress Ave. General the I WOULD LIKE TO BE it me real thing. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Gene, my family, room 320 with Mrs Welch, 8-10-73. AMBITION. . . to go places. JOSEPH FENO Joe February 22, 1957 17 Carney Ct. Charlestown General ACTIVITIES. . .working and partying. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .me. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .my first car (the Green Bullet), you only go around once, so make the best of it! AMBITION. . .to build my way to fortune. BRIAN J. FOLEY June 16, 1956 27 Shurtleff Street General I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Rembrandt. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Miss Ruby ' s art class! Life is what you make it . AM¬ BITION. . .to become a famous artist and become extremely wealthy! PAUL J. FINKLESTEIN Fink August 13, 1957 219 Webster Avenue Classical ACTIVITIES. . .Red Devil Basketball (4 years), Cross Country 1973, member Clover Lube 11 AZA. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. .. Red Devil Basketball, Merle, pad 2, winning, the dungapop kid, the armory, the Y, all my friends at C. H. S. Always have pride in your city, your school and yourself. AMBITION. . .to live happily ever after. SUSAN M. FRANCIS Sue 71 Addison Street November 2, 1957 Business ACTIVITIES . . . Beacon Layout Staff, Sophomore and Junior Homeroom Rep¬ resentative, Pep Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . June 14, 1974, Mr. Weinstein, Mr. Locke, Mr. Ma¬ honey, Mr. Hanegan, P.H., mute , Joan, do you dream? Bold Dearie , Diana ' s mouth, Gomer Pyle ' s girlfriend, YOU DECEIVED ME! , the play in Beverly, Ming Chow ' s, Mary ' s wint-o- mints, the Kancamancus, CSN Y, J.S., CARTER PARK, Mary ' s cottage, C.H.S. and all the good times and crazy people. A friend is someone who knows all about you but still likes you. AMBITION ... to live as I please. JAMES FREITAS Slapper 19 Louis Street Academic ACTIVITIES . .. hockey. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . President Nixon. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... TK ' s biology class, the Malden football game, Coach Joe Yannetti, and the Chelsea Senior Class. I ' m eighteen, I just don ' t know what I want. AMBITION ... to live until I die. JACALYN S. FORMAN Jackie January 13, 1958 83 Cottage Street Academic ACTIVITIES . . . Ayta Chi Sorority I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . myself I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... my friends at C.H.S. , the Senior year, Mr. Mc- Clean and driver ' s ed. homeroom 119 and J. Mahoney, working at Bradlee ' s, The Four It ' s your own thing. Do what you wanna do. AMBITION ... to be an executive or medical secretary. GEORGE J. FRASER 66 Bloomingdale Street January 7, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES . . . outdoor track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . myself, with Rockefeller ' s money. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . homeroom 119 with J. Mahoney, pittin in on a Friday night, K.W. , C.H.S., Miss Factor ' s Contemporary Issues class, muggings in the corridor, second floor basement, beating on Gittens. Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. AMBITION . . . electrical engineer. GEORGE F. FREESE JR. George 61 Shurtleff Street July 27, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES . . . member of the Explor¬ ers Post 109, Red Devils Basketball (four years). I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Miss Tkaczuk, Mrs. Boveri, Mrs. Mack, the armory, Red Devil Basketball, and all my teach¬ ers and friends. AMBITION . . . Architect. JOHN GAILIUS Jake August 29, 1957 60 Prescott Avenue Business ACTIVITIES.. .hockey, swimming, karate. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . Eastie game, Herbie Locke. You never get enough. AMBITION. . .get rich, own a Vette. NANCY LEE GILMAN Nanc October 11, 1957 59 Hawthorne Street Business ACTIVITIES. . . Upward Bound, sophomore student advisory, senior ballot com¬ mission, Beacon business staff. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .the fun in rooms 308 8 301, Mrs. Manning, being dismissed, English 103, Mr. Cassidy ' s story of writ¬ ing checks on banana peels, C.H.S. Be yourself and don ' t let anyone tell you not to be. AMBITION. . .to be myself and to become an accountant NANCY GLADYSZAK Banana April 24, 1957 21 Beacon Place Academic ACTIVITIES. . .partying, cards, clubbing, swimming, dancing, singing. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Elton John. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .my junior year, (Claremont, N.H.), Linda 8 Vinnie, the Driftwood, Nahant, my total flipouts, and most of all, Kelley. Love reign o ' er me, for time is passing and parties are dying and the one hope for my success is the love for myself and others. AMBITION ... to make the best of myself and party while I ' m doing it. DARIO GONZALEZ Dagonio 66 Clark Avenue February 8, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES.. .soccer player. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mahatma Ghandi; to feel or understand how he, as a pace- fist, reched the position he held for many years. AMBITION. .. study a career, apply it to real life and live well. SHARON L. GEARRAUGHTY Sharon January 5, 1958 451 Washington Avenue Business ACTIVITIES.. .Glee club, Pep club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. ..Jack, C.H.S., Mr. Locke ' s English class, football games, Mr. Weinstein ' s bookkeeping class. There ' s no time like the present. AMBITION. . .clerical typist. JULIO GONZALEZ Who February 13, 1956 72 Hawthorne St. D.E. ACTIVITIES .. . drink. I WOULD LIKE TO BE ... Don Knotts. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... the drinking parties before the football games. Keep on trucking. AMBITION ... to be rich. ROBYN BETH GLAZER Rob October 8, 1957 41 Burma Road College ACTIVITIES . . . homeroom representa¬ tive 9th 10th grades, Glee Club, Cheering Squad, Spanish Club, German Club, B.B.G. , President Ayta Chi So¬ rority, Honor Society, Junior Class Vice-President. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . nobody-if you are not happy with yourself, then life isn ' t worth living. I ' LL NEVER FORGET .. . C.H.S., my friends, the Burn-Out Days, the Club, Frog, the fields, CMH, the junior prom, the Gay Squad, the Malden foot¬ ball game 73 , the jocks, dynamite teachers, BJ, Cookie, Mr. Mrs. Moe, the Devil ' s Delivery, winning and los¬ ing, all the great times and dynamite people at C.H. S. Please don ' t be sad wherever you are, I am what I am, you are what you are. AMBITION ... to be a lawyer or to achieve in life what I set out to do. DOROTHY GRAYSON Dothery February 17, 1957 17 Library Street Business ACTIVITIES . . . student council, Pep club, girl ' s track 72 , Kung Fu. I WOULD LIKE TO BE ... Kwai Chang Caine. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Cheering for the St. Rose Lancers, Da Freakos Club, flipping Kennedy, victory parties. AMBITION . . . Physical Ed Teacher. MICHAEL GLINNER Mike September 20, 1957 142 Bloomingdale St. D.E. ACTIVITIES . . . Monday night football, Distributive Education, Larry ' s Leftovers. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . James Bond. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... the time I forgot. One man ' s trash is another man ' s treasure. AMBITION ... to become a healthy and wealthy person. ELAINE DIANE GREENWOOD Lanie October 29, 1957 43 Watts Street Business ACTIVITIES . . . Office girl, tennis. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... Mr. McLean ' s driving, Mr. Locke ' s Mr. Hanegan ' s English classes, June S. in office ma¬ chines, all my friends at C.H.S. and all the good times we had. Live and let live. AMBITION ... to be a successful inter¬ ior decorator and to become Mrs. Wil¬ liam G. Murray. ROBERT J. HAM Bob August 20, 1957 96 Bellingham Street College Classical ACTIVITIES. . .cross country, basket¬ ball, baseball, vice-president German club, member NFSG. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Jackie Robinson. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Joan, L. Notkin, G. Triant, F. Herlihy, D. Pearlmutter, Miss Glo¬ ver. No matter how deep the ocean is, you can always break a mirror with a hammer. AMBITION. . . medical career. ROBERT HART Bob June 29, 1957 55 Cottage Street College Classical ACTIVITIES.. .Latin Club (9,10,11), ballot commissioner (9,10,11), Clover LubellA.Z.A. (Treasurer, secretary). I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .John F. Kennedy. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .the bee in room 312, Ronald Venooker, C.H.S., the Y . Friendship is the best thing one gets out of life. AMBITION. . .to be an engineer. SHARON J. HANLON Shar October 6, 1957 202 Washington Ave. Business ACTIVITIES... Majorettes, office aid. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . Mr. Hanegan ' s and Mr. Locke ' s English classes, all the great friends and good times at C.H.S.. ' Life is a challenge. AMBITION.. .to become an optometric technician and the wife of Richard Smith. BRADFORD HASKELL Brad September 21, 1957 13 Heard Street Academic ACTIVITIES. . .J. V. hockey. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Easy Rider. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Evil, and A1 even though he ' s gone. I ' m still thinking. AMBI¬ TION. . .to graduate. BARBARA LYNNE GROSS Barb May 8, 1957 126 Cottage Street Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Ayta Chi Sorority, work¬ ing at Dunkin ' Donuts, working at Brad- lees. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. a Dunkin ' Munchkin. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... Tony, all those cold mornings walking to school, Mr. McLean ' s driving classes, Mr. Hanegan ' s homeroom 120, Spanish with Mrs. Montesano, all the good people that went to C.H.S., THE FOUR . A good beginning and a good end. AMBITION.. .to be a legal or medical secretary. HARRY HARWOOD Woody November 5, 1957 College ACTIVITIES. . .Future Farmers, Honor Society, Glee Club, Slide Rule Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Rene Descartes. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. my honors class in calculus, the Slide Rule Club, the Glee Club ' s opera, solving the three day trig problem. We are all but connecting points on the x-Axis of life. AMBITION . . .to solve the mystery of life. KATHLEEN P. HAZELTON Slap December 27, 1957 29 Willard Street Academic ACTIVITIES.. .Theta-Psi Sorority, Pep Club, Da Freako Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .no one-myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . summer of ' 73 , hmrm. 120, the Room , parties, the Y , the ski trip, football games, C.H.S., pink lemonade, Eggo, Leroy, Swampy, the Lancers, CYO, the beach, the long talks with B. M. I am yesterday, you are today. Let us join and make abetter tomorrow. AMBITION. . .to live my life free without any regrets. To meet new faces and travel with the airlines. MICHAEL F. HOGARTY June 19, 1957 41 Louis Street Academic ACTIVITIES.. .J.V. hockey. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .last year ' s yearbook. If you like it, do it. AMBITION. . . none. LAWRENCE HOMER Larry April 18, 1957 70 Prescott Avenue Academic ACTIVITIES. . .hunting, camping, motor¬ cycle riding. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. . Jeremiah Johnson. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . the good feeling you get when you don ' t get caught skipping. I ' ll do it later. AMBITION. . .to get a good job that I enjoy and move out of Chelsea. JANICE HUDSON Buggz October 23, 1957 140 Bellingham Street Academic I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .room 120, Billy ' s Hemi, Library Street, Brian, reese cups, coke, Peter ' s car, Friday nights, the Exorcist, Ralph, Victor, Riley ' s at 2:00 a.m., summer of 74 , duh-Louie, puddles, Elton John, Parkay. . .Butter! Due to lack of interest, tomorrow has been canceled. AMBITION... nurse. JANET E. JANIAK Chicky December 4, 1956 177 Webster Avenue Business ACTIVITIES.. .bowling. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ...Mr. Locke, my friends, C.H.S., green walls, Mr. Weinstein. You make me feel brand new. AMBITION. .. marry Raymond, management. KAREN B. KEATING Giggles December 3, 1956 106 Addison Street Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .homeroom 120, Mr. Locke ' s English classes, Mr. Feinberg ' s jokes, Faculty vs. Varsity games, potatoe chips, Friday nights, study 220, Mr. Weinstein ' s bookkeeping 3, 4th period, Miss Belmonte, Gabby Joe. Life is just what we make it, no matter how good or how bad; it ' s up to our¬ selves and no one is to blame for the way it turns out. AMBITON... secretary. MARTIN KATZ Marty May 16, 1957 103 Cottage Street College I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the New Year ' s Eve dance, the party the next night, Mr. Shuman, Mr. Cheri, C.H.S. G its heritage, the Y , A.Z.A., Cheryl. Life has its ups and downs. Remember the good and forget the bad. It ' s the only way to live. AMBITION... a successful businessman. MARY JAGIELSKI December 27, 1956 90 Franklin Avenue Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE... myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .goofy Robin, Mr. Hanegan his brown pants, the yodels. All that glitters is not gold. AMBI¬ TION. .. accountant. JOAN KATZ September 3, 1957 30 Vale Street College ACTIVITIES. . .National Honor Society, Latin club, Junior Classical League, treasurer and vice-president of Kappa Alpha Tau Sorority, treasurer of B ' nai Brith, girl ' s club, staff of the Red Devil Press. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .October 14, 1973. The power of Thought-The magic of Mind. AMBITION.. .to do well in anything that I might pursue in life. PATRICIA KEEFE Tishy 11 Clark Avenue February 18, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Theta Psi Sorority, Pep Club, Da Freakos Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. football games, homeroom 120, V 8 L , summertime, the Lan¬ cers , CYO ski trip, snowball fights, summer of 73, the Y , good friends and C.H.S. I am not afraid of tomor¬ row for I have seen yesterday and I love today. AMBITION. . .to go to college and to be happy. HARRY KEOUGH Binky September 5, 1957 266 Maple Street Academic ACTIVITIES. . .President-senior Science Club, (1974), member of hockey team (j. v., 1972-73). I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. .Keith Emerson. I ' LL NEVER FORGET .. .Etta Kaplan, Ross ' s English class, English, Algebra 1, lunchroom fights, U.S. History, Earth Science, Mr. Pucko, the lunches. Cold and misty morning I heard a warning borne in the air, about an age of power where no one had an hour to spare, where the seeds have withered, silent children shivered in the cold, now their faces captured in the lenses of jackals for gold. AMBITION. . .to get rich. JOYCE KORZENIOWSKI 39 Dawes St. , Revere December 5, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Beacon Layout Staff, Latin Club, Homeroom Representative, Pep Club, Science Club, The Red Devil Press, Girl ' s track team 72 . I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . a certain someone, girl ' s track team, having geometry with my cousin, woe! , Miss Glover ' s Latin class, Mr. Shuman ' s birthday party, Mr. Locke ' s study, going to the football games, a day at Topsfield Fair, all my friends and the good times I had at C.H.S.. Life is, or should be, nothing but a struggle to seek truth; yet what we seek is really the tmth that we already possess. AMBITION.. .to become a nurse and to live life to its fullest. JOHN KIERKIEWICZ Kirk September 7, 1956 37 Parker Street General ACTIVITIES.. .woodworking, water ski¬ ing, boating, fishing. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Mick Jagger. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . .the time I rode a tank and held a general ' s rank. I ' ve seen it rain and fire in the sky, sit around the camp fire and everybody ' s high. AMBITION. . . I ' d like to be a forest ranger in Colorado and get into some nature. ROBERT ALAN KRENTZMAN Krentz May 18, 1957 18 Tudor Street College Classical ACTIVITIES... Clover-Lubell A. Z. A., YMHA. I ' ll NEVER FORGET. . . M. R., A.B.S. and room 114, periods 1 and 2, physics, 1974 with Mr. Shuman, room 121, vocab. tests, Silas, CHS... AMBITION to further my education and to land a career in law. MICHAEL LEE Sunshine December 24, 1957 26 Eleanor Street Distributive Education I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Dirty Harry. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... all my class¬ mates and all the teachers I had. Give him an offer he can ' t refuse. AMBI¬ TION. . .to be a state cop. DEBORAH LAKE Debbie December 17, 1957 31 Suffolk Street Business ACTIVITIES.. .Office girl, Sophomore and Junior Homeroom Representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Satan. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . T. M., football games, BM ' s party, Junior Prom, Pratt., concerts, people up C.H.S., a night out with A. R., partying in the boiler room, Moe, Donna, Mr. Weinstein, Bill, a big ragger, Mr. Connolly. If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. AMBITION .. .to make everyone happy, especially DEBORAH LEVINE Debbie March 10, 1957 70 Essex Street Commercial ACTIVITIES. . .newspaper staff, Spanish Club, Ayta Chi Sorority, B ' nai Brith Girl ' s. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my friends, all of my teachers, the laughs from room 308, the Xian quotes, the early depar¬ ture to the Press Forum, the Red Devil Press, the Devil ' s Delivery, C.H.S. Cuales la frecha? The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others happy. AMBITION. . .executive secre¬ tary and to be myself. RONALD NEIL LAWSON Ron June 19, 1957 64 Hawthorne Street College Classical ACTIVITIES.. .German Club, N.F.S.G., Clover-Lub ell A. Z. A. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Curly Howard. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET...R.D., Math, in 114, Mr. Shuman ' s Look, let ' s settle down. I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends. AMBITION ... to be a scientist. DONNA LIGOCKI The Ligock September 9, 1957 10 Howell Court Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Martha Mitchell. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .Mr. Weinstein, Mrs. Bereson, P.J.P., homeroom 220, the blue bomb, GOGF , Fort Sewall, CMH, C.H.S., Carol, Are You? the big L . Making friends for the world to see let the people know you got what you need. AMBITION.. .to succeed in all I do. THERESA A. LOMBARDI Terry June 10, 1957 166 Webst er Avenue Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. Rockefeller ' s daughter. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the good times I had at C. H. S., my friends, Mr. Locke, the time I shocked Mr. Weinstein by speaking in class. Smile, it will always make teachers wonder what you ' ve been up to. AMBITION. . . to be a computer programmer. CAROLYN LOMBARDOZZI February 23, 1957 21 Burma Road Distributive Education ACTIVITIES. . . D. E. C. A., going to con¬ certs, having a good time. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . . Mr. Ross ' s 3rd period English class, Mr. Connolly, the parties at lunchtime, Jasper, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, love, the overdue rent, the world, good old C. H. S., 69C, class of 75 . You can ' t always get what you want, but you can make it if you try. AMBITION. . .to travel, meet people, and make the best out of my life. PAUL MALACHOWSKI Mallo April 10, 1957 55 Cherry St. Classical ACTIVITIES. . . indoor and outdoor track, Latin Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .probably Keith Richard, the lead guitarist of the Rolling Stones. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .being Polish Syndi¬ cate Godfather, S. S. ' s party, June drinking days, rock concerts, track and football games, weekend parties, being a slave, outside school activities, hilar¬ ious teachers, Shuman Goober, Light- bulb, Cheri, homeroom class. Life is a journey in which we all should try to find love, happiness and peace in our relationship with others, during work or out of it, no matter what kind of posi¬ tion you ' re in. AMBITION. . . to be a medical surgeon. WILLIAM MAC KAY Billy April 1, 1957 146 Clark Avenue Academic ACTIVITIES. . .hockey. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Miss Harney, my twin, R. C., P. K., silver Cadillac, Shawmut, ragging with Deb, Big Red, 124, my English teachers, Spanish I-IV, parties and card games, K. H., parties with friends, Swampscott, breakdowns. Living is having fun with friends, partying and doing good things. AMBITION. . .to be a con artist. BRIAN D. LOVETT Crash May 31, 1957 1 Webster Court General ACTIVITIES. . . making money. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Rockefeller. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . I can ' t remember. My feel¬ ings about life are yuk-double yuk. AMBITION. . .mechanic. ALLEN MASTRANGELO January 7, 1956 97 Shurtleff St. D.E. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... all the good times over the Y . AMBITION ... to work hard and make good money. MARY ELLYN S. MAY March 7, 1957 178 Webster Ave. Academic ACTIVITIES . . . Glee Club President, Associate Editor of The Red Devil Press, Beacon staff, Senior Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Theta Psi Sorority Treasurer. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . someone who does not feel pain or sadness. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Chelsea High chips, hola , the Lancers, Mrs. Bo- veri ' s vegetable garden, homeroom 108, Color My World ' . ' , girls ' track team of 1972, football games and par¬ ties, Mrs. Mack and the Red Devil Press, blind dates, the boat cruise with Sue and Paula, taking S.A.T. ' s and all the great times I had at C.H.S. . For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. AMBITION ... to care for animals and to be a figure skating teacher. GEORGETTE MASTRANGELO Gigi December 10, 1957 9 Pembroke St. D.E. I ' LL NEVER FORGET .. . rm. 115, Mr. Locke ' s english class, 2:22 p.m. , Annie D. S. . AMBITION ... to travel and meet new people. PAULA MATRINKO November 30, 1957 71 Fremont Ave. Business ACTIVITIES . . . ballot commissioner. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . the strange people in this book, Mr. Nolan, the day Denise D. graduates. And in the end, the love you send is equal to the love you make. AMBITION ... to be a social worker. JOHN MARINO John March 25, 1956 36 Warren Ave. Academic ACTIVITIES .. . hockey. I WOULD LIKE TO BE ... Howard Hughes. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . morning prac¬ tices, Superstick, 309, hellroom 209, young Joe. If you can ' t win, make the one ahead of you break the record. AMBITION ... to be successful. erin McCarthy Ernie January 27, 1958 12 Hillside Avenue Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Leonardo da Vinci or Michaelangelo. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .homeroom with Rebo, the food fights down the cafeteria, the thought for the day, clay fights in art. Here conies your nineteenth nervous breakdown. ELLEN MCDONALD March 29, 1957 210 Central Ave. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . . Majorettes, 9th and 10th grade. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Mr. Conolly, Mr. Locke ' s English class, the new friend I found in the 9th grade, P. M., Gerri and going to lunch togeth¬ er. And she ' s buying a stairway to heaven. AMBITION. . . nursery school teacher. diane c. McCarthy F ebruary 13, 1957 12 Hillside Ave. Classical ACTIVITIES. . . Spanish Club, Italian Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Thanks¬ giving football games, Alice B ' s tests, C.H. S., senior year, chemistry quizzes, homeroom 108, Mr. Locke ' s movies, hola , lab periods, class of 75 , school lunches. Live hand and hand and together we ' ll stand on the threshold of a dream. MARIE MCDONALD Murry October 22, 1957 100 Maverick St. College ACTIVITIES. . . Co. Captain of Cheering Squad, Spanish Club, Red Cross Repre¬ sentative. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . vic¬ tory parties, the Y , bjc, after school practices, Mr. Locke ' s study, C.F.D. ' s, the beach, cheering, the paw, the Shaw-Mutts, the memoirs, East Boston game 1974, C. H. S.... AMBITION... To be happy in whatever I do. EDWARD MCFAYDEN Hoss May 11, 1957 832 Broadway Academic ACTIVITIES. .. Cross Country, Hockey, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .room 5. You ain ' t seen nothing yet. AMBITION. . . to be an architect. ‘ s JAMES MCGONIGLE October 21, 1956 3 Parkway Ct. General ACTIVITIES. . .Hockey, Cross Coun¬ try, Outdoor Track. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . morning hockey practices, room 5 at cross country camp, Coach Dwyer. AMBITION. . .to be a printer. ADA MAY MILLER June 21, 1957 94 Shawmut St. Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .homeroom 108, C.H. S., my friends, Cual es la fecha? . Life is like a bowl of cher¬ ries- AMBITION. . .to be accepted the way I am. ELEANOR T. MILLER Ellie January 31, 1958 31 Orange St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . Glee Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Rockefeller. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .homeroom 108, my fresh¬ man year, Mrs. Kaplan, sewing 1-4, Miss Sullivan, all my friends and most of all I ' ll never forget Tommy. There is no heaven on earth! AMBITION. . . to be my own boss, to make lots of money and to have people respect me for what I am. JOYCE N. MILLMAN August 7, 1957 43 Clark Ave. College ACTIVITIES. . . Beacon Editor. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Tatum O ' Neal. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . S ' B ' s Mad Steers, the Freedom party, Beacon meetings, the night Marge ' s car blew up, you ' re next , C.H. S. football games, Hair Bear, senior year, the Fantastic Four. My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue, an everlasting vision of the everchanging view. (Carole King) AMBITION. . . to be happy, to be lucky, and to be a good journalist. DANIEL J. MITCHELL Big D January 24, 1958 189 Bellingham Street General ACTIVITIES. .. drinking, football. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a millionaire. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .smoking in the boy ' s room. Little bird with the yellow bill sit upon my window sill, I lured him closer with some bread then I crushed his little head. 55 DONNA J. MITCHELL Mitch October 1, 1957 43 Sagamore Avenue General ACTIVITIES. . . Office Aide, Guidance Aide, Cafeteria, Lunch Girl. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Zoo City 218, homeroom 122 G 108, Debbie, Ellie, Mulkyman, Mr. Connolly, Miss Cantor, Mr. Glen- non, Poindextor, Karen ' s seamonkeys. You only have one life to live so grasp all the gusto you can get. AMBITION ... to graduate. RICHARD MONZIONE Monzi December 10, 1957 5 Clinton Street General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . me. I ' LL NEV¬ ER FORGET. .. the good times in C. H. S. and all that the teachers did to help us kids get a better education and the principals who helped make the school a better one each year. I feel that if you live today don ' t think about living tomorrow because you could never see tomorrow. JOHN MOORE Jackie October 12, 1955 113 Blossom Street General ACTIVITIES. . . rootin ' for C.H. S. foot¬ ball. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .the richest man in the world. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Miss Belmonti, Mr. O.D., Mr. Pearlmutter, Mr. Moran, and all my friends at C. H. S. The man without the answers , Brillo rides again . AM¬ BITION. . . auto mechanic. MARJORIE R. MOORES Margie October 27, 1957 88 Orange St. Commercial ACTIVITIES. . .going to C.H. S., sports, games. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. home¬ room 122, the third floor basement, Debbie or Donna, my teachers, gym classes, Mr. Moran, my senior year at C. H. S. . . Life is beautiful and too short to waste. AMBITION... to be a social worker. CLAIRE MORNEAU Maureen June 27, 1956 45 Crecent Avenue General ACTIVITIES. .. go to C. H. S. games. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. . Mr. Swartz, my English teacher in the 11th grade who had to tell on me for skipping class, Darleen, Jimmy, Billy. Never put off until tomorrow what we can do today. AMBITION. . .marriage. WILLIAM J. MULKERN, JR. Mulkie Man December 16, 1957 11 Nichols Street Academic ACTIVITIES . . . newspaper, Junior Council, freshman ballot commissioner. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. homeroom 308 or 122, Murph, senior year, Mrs. Im- bornone, Mrs. Chiota, Mr. B. Schwartz, Srta. Danon, study halls, Squeaky. Life is short to the fortunate, long to the unfortunate. Apollonius AMBITION . . . business administration. DEBBIE MURPHY Murph September 25, 1957 34 Washington Avenue Business ACTIVITIES . . . girls basketball team ' s sophomore captain, homeroom repre¬ sentative, Theta Psi Sorority, Secretary of Theta Psi Sorority, lunch girl, Junior Guidance Aid. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . homeroom 122, basements between classes, Mr. Hanagen ' s English class, times after basket ball, games that we won, Billy Mulkyman, Donna, Marge, B.J., Cor¬ win, Miss Pike-Coach, Mrs. Chiota, Miss Sullivan, alumni night when the girls played the teachers and Miss Sulli¬ van tackled me, senior year, homeroom 308. Life is what you make it, so make it good. Do what you want to do now before it is too late. AMBITION ... to be a medical secretary. LILLIAN MUGFORD Lilly November 2, 1957 121 Bellingham St. Academic ACTIVITIES . . . driver ' s ed. , Science Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Shu. Those too lazy and comfortable to think for themselves and be their own judges; obey the laws. Others sense their own laws within them. (From my good friend H. H. . ) AMBITION ... to find a goal and to do my best to surmount it. MARY T. MURAWSKI Marysia October 2, 1956 17 Lawrence Street Academic ACTIVITIES . . . playing chess, learning how to swim, skate, drive Z.Z ' s car. play tennis, loving pets. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Shirley Temple. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... the Chelsea fire, the times I had to go through with Zenek, all my teachers, walking bare¬ foot to Revere Beach in the rain, my birthday in 73 . Live it while you ' re alive. Take the good with the bad. Be happy, cause you deserve it. Live your life the way you want to. AMBITION;,., work at the airlines. Be successful and happy. LYNN ANN MULLINS Lynnie November 11, 1957 3 Clinton Court Business ACTIVITIES . .. Red Cross Representative. I ' LL NEVER FORGET ... Bubba, the prom, the basektball and football games, homeroom, Ernie Sullivan ' s history class, and all my good friends at C.H.S. Life needs love so love us for a reason and let the reason be love. AMBITION ... is to travel, meet all kinds of people, especially Italian men, and be successful in life. DARLENE PARADIS Da November 23, 1957 117 Spencer Avenue General I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . .. Sharon , Paul, Carol, Claire, Sue, Mamie, Baby, Steven, Ruthy ' s house, Lennie, room 122, a white Camaro , my first driving lesson, city step ' s, Fernie . Goodbye fun and games; hello world. AMBITION ... to be happy and to make other people happy. MICHAEL NAZZARO Mini Mike September 19, 1957 126 Sagamore Avenue Distributive Education ACTIVITIES .. . sports. ANTHONY NATOLA Tony June 30, 1957 47 Grove Street General I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Karen (Pump¬ kin), Mr. Manning, the girl with three fractured toes, the beach, Chelsea- Eastie 16-8. MARJORIE E. O ' MALLEY Margie 20 Revere Beach Parkway July 1, 1957 College ACTIVITIES . . . Beacon Staff, Junior Class Treasurer, Pep Club, newspaper, Theta Psi Sorority, girl ' s track, Senior Class Treasurer. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . .the night my car blew up, Mr. Locke ' s study, K.A.B. Fantastic Four, S. R. L., Memoirs , D- Lists, the brick, 2nd[period ' , What? , my senior year, C.H. S., chips, Mary Ellyn, Laine, the day Ted fell for Kar¬ en. May your heart always be joyful and soul always be strong and may you stay forever young. AMBITION . . . Make all my dreams come true. DEAN OLSON August 16, 1957 203 Congress Avenue General I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . anything in the high school. Everybody is here to do his share of work. AMBITION ... a good interesting job. SUSAN D. PEARLSTEIN Sue 42 Clark Avenue June 13, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES. . . 10th grade Homeroom Representative, Red Cross Representa¬ tive, Guidance Departmetn, Ayta Chi Sorority, Dunkin ' Donuts. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .me. There ' s nothing like the real thing. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Carl, C. H. S. 75 and all the good people that go there, THE FOUR . All ' s well that ends well. AMBITION . . .to be a secretary and to be happy. CINDY JOY PENN Cin 178 Chester Avenue February 12, 1957 Business ACTIVITIES. . .National Honor Society, Glee Club, B. B. G.-M. J. W. , Kappa Alpha Tau, office girl. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Weinstein ' s why ?, the invisible friend in 308, all the fan¬ tastic teachers, all the friends I ' ve made and the memories of the four years at C.H. S. Life is as beautiful as you make it. AMBITION. . .to become a high- school teacher. BARBARA PECHNER Barbara 53 Maverick Street September 7, 1956 Academic I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Jackie Onassis. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .my friends and teachers in Chelsea High, Saturday nights and Steve. Let it be. AMBI¬ TION. . .to become a nurse. RICHARD PERISIE Rich 178 Spencer Avenue October 22, 1956 Business ACTIVITIES. .. Hockey, Karate, C.Y.O. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Nelson Rocke¬ feller. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Rhode Island, sleigh ride, Chelsea High, Jack in the Box, Chelsea Fire. Same old song and dance. AMBITION. . .become a black belt. CHERYL ANNE PIOTROWSKI 129 Springvale Avenue January 12, 1957 Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Pep Club, Girl ' s Track Team 1972, Science Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Mahoney ' s 4th period Algebra class, Mr. Gootkins ' French class, Mrs. Montesano, Chemistry, homeroom 222, summer vacation, and all my friends. The meaning of life is out there somewhere and it ' s up to each to find it for himself. AMBITION. . . to be a successful teacher. JOHN PITTS Pitts April 6, 1957 569 Washington Ave. Academic I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . 309, Prattville Park, 217. I ' ll meet you in the next world. Don’t be late. AMBITION. . . to have fun. RAND I ELLEN PORTNOY May 8, 1957 61 Cottage St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . Beacon Business Staff, Iota Chi Sorority, Guidance Aid. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .homeroom 309, Cookie, my talks with Pitts, Cindy, my years at Chelsea High, the Belling¬ ham and Shawmut Street gangs, my jun¬ ior year, Mr. Locke ' s study and all the people who made my life worthwhile. I ' ve got to be me. AMBITION. . .to have a great life. NANCY RAMEY August 19, 1957 17 Orange St. Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mrs. Bobby Nardone. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mamie, Murph, Candy, and especially all the laughs in Herbie ' s English class 115. Enjoy each day to the fullest be¬ cause it doesn ' t ever come around again. AMBITION. . .stewardess. SCOTT PRAG January 13, 1958 130 Shurleff St. D.E. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself until I die, then I would like to be myself again. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the look on Mrs. Boveri ' s face when I turned my homework in on time, Miss Gagnon ' s trivia quizzes, the time I got an 82 on my Spanish II final with Miss Danon. Take it while you can get it. Get away from me! AMBITION. . .to become the richest blue collar worker in the world. FRANK RAWINSKI July 15, 1957 30 Tremont St. D.E. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my senior year at C. H. S. . . AMBITION. . . to learn a trade and make money. JOE RICCI Joe May 15, 1956 95 Bellingham St. D.E. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the Chelsea and East Boston football game at East Boston and Cookie ' s homeroom rep. class meetings. AMBITION. . .to get into aviation and fly my own plane. KAREN RICHARDS Pumpkin 63 Winnisimmet Street November 24, 1955 Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Tony (pickle), room 222, Miss Corwin, a future with Tony, Joanne and Mike, Mr. Weinstein, especially Mr. Stafford. Try to be yourself and no one else, because you are what God made you, and no one can ever change you. AMBITION. . . nursing. MAUREEN RING Ring 60 Hooper Street June 10, 1957 Business ACTIVITIES. . . Meta Chi Sorority, Red Cross Representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Bonnie Parker. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . .the day Mr. Glennon forgot his teeth, Joanie ' s songs, 9th 10th grades, Ronald, MariumC., Snake, Karen E. ' s fits, all the great people of our class. Live and let live. AMBITION . . . a secretary for a mad scientist. KATHERINE REARDON Kathy May 7, 1957 29 Guam Rd. Business ACTIVITIES. . . Meta Chi Sorority. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mary Tyler Moore. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Crest View, the fun in room 305, the in¬ visible friend in 308. Dream the im¬ possible dream. AMBITION. . .to be¬ come a veterinarian. SUSAN E. RECZKOWSKI November 28, 1957 102 Watts St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . . Sr. Class Vice Presi¬ dent, Beacon Staff, Office Aide. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the Cape, CSN Y concert, Sheila ' s understanding, Max Ross ' s curiosity, Sept. 2, 1970, the shoulder I always leaned on. Become yourself - because the past is just a goodbye. AMBITION. . .to live life peacefully in the mountains. JAMES I. ROBINSON JR. II Pearl August 4, 1956 256 Spruce St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .b-ball, girls, 10th grade Homeroom Representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .James Robinson Jr. . . I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .how good I look. Pearl always looks best when he ' s with his girl. AMBITION. . .to go on, finish college and to someday become a lawyer. NORMA T. RIVERA Normita 65 Everett Avenue June 8, 1955 Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Benny , all my teachers, friends, and especially Miss Hola! Let God decide what comes af¬ ter. AMBITION. . .to become a secretary. MAMIE LEE ROBINSON Tee Lee November 10, 1957 256 Spruce St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Class Secretary, Vice President of the Glee Club, Red Cross Representative, Chairman of the Ballot Commission, President of Omega Phi Sorority, Project Upward Bound. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mrs. Michael B. Lopez. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Rosen¬ berg ' s glasses, Midnight, Mrs. Moe, Pitts-you, the girls, Tommy Toilet- mouth, Bonnie Belmonte after she went horseback riding, Ramsey, h.r. 201, Joe Ricci, Chama Motormouth, C.H. S. , and how the year I graduate they decide to hire a principal that ' s going to make C. H. S. a school to be proud of. I am somebody. AMBITION. . .to become a psychologist. ANN MARIE ROCHE Annie June 27, 1957 148 Marlboro St. Classical ACTIVITIES. . . Basketball, Softball, Latin Club, Science Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mark Farner of Grand Funk. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the Chel¬ sea fire or the guards on Sixth Street. Billions for defense, but not one cent for peace or ecology. AMBITION. . . to be a wildlife manager and to find my place in the wilderness. WAYNE RODRIGUES Rods June 30, 1956 64 Heard St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . . Science Club, Upward Bound, The Red Devil Press, Hockey, the Chelsea High Varsity Streaking Team. I WOULD LIKE TO BE... my¬ self. I ' d rather be a free man in my grave than to be a puppet or a slave. AMBITION... journalist. PAUL SAULNIER June 16, 1956 674 Broadway D. E. ACTIVITIES. . .sleeping late. I ' LL NEV¬ ER FORGET. . . but I hope I do, most of my time in this school. AMBITION. . . not to work as hard as all the fools around me. ROBERT SAULNIER Saul June 2, 1957 674 Broadway D.E. ACTIVITIES. .. cars, bikes, pubs and having fun. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the happiness in riding a sportster. AMBI¬ TION. . .to be successful in whatever I do. DOLORES R. SAULT November 20, 1957 9 Lynn St. D. E. ACTIVITIES. . .skipping school. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Chelsea High, the Junior Prom, all the fun I had on week¬ ends with Louise, Toni, Sally, Jose, Everette and Cecile. AMBITION. . .to continue my education and to become a secretary. ARTHUR ROSENBERG Artie February 10, 1956 134 Cottage St. D.E. ACTIVITIES. ..working, parties, con¬ certs and hanging around the fields. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the year 1975 and all the good and bad times in Chelsea High School. Life is one great dream so have fun while it lasts. AMBITION. . . to get a good job. JOANNE M. SARCIA Sarcia May 26, 1957 4 Franklin St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Beacon Layout Staff, Pep Club, Glee Club Treasurer, Sr. Home¬ room Representative, Office Aid. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. December 31, 1972, Mrs. Boveri and her vegetables. If you can practice all the arts of living with gracious kindness and with real integrity you ' re bound to be a happy person always. AMBITION... to be a teacher and to have a future with Michael. FRANK SAUNDERS Hank May 11, 1955 31 Marlboro St. D.E. ACTIVITIES. .. sports, concerts, gam¬ bling. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Jimmy Page. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the class of 1975. Life is what you want it to be. AMBITION. . .to become rich and to live happy. GARY SAUNDERS April 21, 1957 31 Marlboro St. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . .working. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the years I spent in Chelsea High School and the D. E. course. Make the best of life while you ' re liv¬ ing. AMBITION. . .to be able to make good money. CHARLES E. SCHELL Deep Tooth January 21, 1958 41 Central Ave. General ACTIVITIES. .. Football, Outdoor Track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . a pro¬ fessional athlete. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . selling pens for camp, Bethel, Maine, Mr. O. D. ' s weird jokes, foot¬ ball parties at Prattville Park. Enjoy life while you can. AMBITION. . .to have a lot of money and to get whatever I want. KENNEY SAVOY Savy August 30, 1956 167 Walnut St. General ACTIVITIES. .. Hockey, Karate, As¬ sumption C. Y. O. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Nathan Hale, Elton John or Edgar Alan Poe. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the East Boston game and my old study in room 203. Life isn ' t what you want it to be, it ' s what you make of it. AM¬ BITION. . .to become a state trooper or an x-ray technician. ANITA SHEINKER Nita June 26, 1957 41 Carmel St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Basketball, Kappa Alpha Tau Sorority, Figure Skating, Y , Pep Club, Candystriper, Junior Class Trea¬ surer, Girl ' s Club, German Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... O ' Donnell ' s class, the summer of ' 72. Forsake n ot an old friend; for the new is not comparable to him. AMBITION... to be a nurse. STANLEY J. SINITSKI Stein November 25, 1957 100 Shawmut St. College Classical ACTIVITIES. . . Beacon Business Staff, Chelsea Square Bowling League, Polish Syndicate. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . just myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Chel¬ sea ' s Cross Country team, Cual es la fecha? , the school lunches, Madame ZuZu ' s daughter, Miss Christian, unan¬ nounced quizzes, all my teachers and friends, my days at C.H. S. The world and especially the people are too pho¬ ny. Be the real you, not what others want you to be. It ' s your life, live it to the fullest. AMBITION. . . to go to col¬ lege for 4 years, then return to the Chelsea School system as a teacher or administrator. I would also like to trav¬ el cross country so I can learn what the real America is like. JOSEPH SKIDDELL September 25, 1956 260 Spruce St. General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Henry Ford. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . A1 Zack ' s, friends, Bagges ' s G.T.D. may it rest in peace, cougar , ML-Ti-Jo ' s, S.A.F. Highway Star. AMBITION. . . to be a printer, to do some match racing in my spare time and to find happiness. TONI MARIE SORRENTINO Toni March 26, 1957 23 Suffolk St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .John Walker, Theta Psi Sorority, working, cleaning the house, babysitting and staying straighter than most people. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . myself; I want to be able to enjoy being with people who enjoy being with me. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .August 1, 1974, my past 4 years of life, Prattville, the Church and St. Rosegangs, my close friends, my adopted parents (Terri ' s, Lou-Anne ' s and John ' s), school activi¬ ties, Mrs. Boveri saying I ' m going to make you a sign saying vegetable and Mrs. Gottlieb ' s not so funny jokes. May our friendship be like an arclet, ever¬ lasting to eternity. AMBITION. . .to forget my past years at Chelsea High School and settle myself down with John being married forever. CHERYL SIENKO Motormouth September 13, 1957 4 Spencer Ave. College ACTIVITIES. . .Pep Club, Glee Club, Theta Psi Sorority, Former Student Council, Assumption. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Henry Kissinger. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Theta Psi trips, the day Chelsea High won a football game, Mr. Bloom ' s sick jokes, your next , S. B. ' s mad steers, Miss Hola, Da Freakos Club. I ' ve looked at life from both sides now, from win and lose and still somehow it ' s life ' s illusions I recall, I really don ' t know life at all. AMBITION. . .to be happy and free. KAREN SILVIA July 31, 1957 3 Parkway Ct. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .dancing school, As¬ sumption C. Y. O. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Boveri ' s freeze treatment, chemistry explosions, my friends. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead, walk beside me and just be my friend. AM¬ BITION. . .to be a nurse. ALBERT SPERANZA Butch December 4, 1957 38 Williams St. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . .going to work to make some cash, playing some hockey or getting a buzz. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the Chelsea and East Boston football game and walking out of Chelsea High School in 1975 knowing I never have to come back. AMBITION. . .to go to trade school after I get out of high school and become a carpenter. JULIA SOTO Juli� December 10, 1955 257 Broadway Business ACTIVITIES. . . Glee Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Diana Ross. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Luis Velazquez, the days in C.H.S. especially my senior year, Miss Hola, Cual es la fecha? . Life can be fun-don ' t waste it. AMBITION. . .to be a secretary and a teacher. CHRISTINA STAGNO Bubbles-Todie Fields November 9, 1957 103 Beacon St. General ACTIVITIES. . . Explorer Post 873 sec¬ retary, theater post. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .Todie Fields or Bette Midler. I ' LL NEVER FORGET.. .when we had a Chi¬ nese fire drill and I got left in the mid¬ dle of the street in Boston with no mon¬ ey. ' Elton John. If I could put time in a bottle, the first thing I would do, is put pieces of April into a momin ' in May. Sometimes I think about my high school days, and kid about my adoles¬ cent ways. If I had a box just for wishes, the first thing I ' d like to do is to over¬ come the woe, learn to take it well and pretend it just wasn ' t there. Isn ' t that the way they say it is? AMBITION... to work in the theater or work for mus¬ cular dystrophy. To make something of myself. ROBERT F. SPINNEY Spin February 27, 1957 10 Columbus St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Co-captain of Football, Co-captain of Baseball, Indoor Track, Orientation Committee. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Spaceman at Bethel, behind the Jug, up Pratt, everyone at C. H. S., football parties, Florence. If you live a double life you get no where twice as fast. AMBITION. . .to be successful in life. BRUCE STEFANOWSKI February 20, 1957 11 John St. Business ACTIVITIES. .. Bowling, Hockey. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the fun I had at Chelsea High. AMBITION. . .to join the Navy. RICHARD SZARYTHE Turk April 23, 1956 2 Clinton Ct. General ACTIVITIES. . .Cafeteria Worker, Foot¬ ball, Co-captain of Indoor Track. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. a real turkey. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Moore ' s pan¬ cakes, the lovely chicks at C. H. S. It ' s a heavy life so grab for all the gusto you can because you might not be here tomorrow. AMBITION. . . to be a millionaire. JUNE SUGARBERG August 29, 1957 51 County Rd. Business ACTIVITIES. . . B. B. G. , parties, horse¬ back riding. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . just myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my Junior Prom, Ernie Sullivan ' s his¬ tory notes, Mr. Locke ' s home movies, Angelo ' s pizza. You only have one life to live so you might as well enjoy it. AMBITION. . .to work with children and to be able to travel. FRANCESCA TAVERNA Franni July 13, 1957 148 Grove St. Classical ACTIVITIES. . . Student Council, Meta Chi Sorority, Sophomore Class Presi¬ dent. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mr. Spock. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .those boiler room parties, Mr. R. Feinberg ' s class picture, you ' re next , S.B. ' s Mad Steers, Echo Bridge, and the top of the park. You come into the world with nothing, and the purpose of your life is to make something out of noth¬ ing. AMBITION. . .to ' satisfy myself and those with whom I come in contact with. PAULA TEMPLEHOF May 26, 1957 96 Winnisimmet St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . Glee Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the good times in our senior year, Mr. Locke ' s way of teaching, Mr. Feinberg ' s bow ties. The way we were. AMBITION. . .to become a lab technician. TOBY LYNN SUGARMAN December 26, 1957 127 Cottage St. College Classical ACTIVITIES . . . Kappa Alpha Tau So¬ rority, B ' nai Brith Girls, Girl ' s Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Advisory Committee, Red Cross Rep. I WOULD LIKE TO BE.. .just myself. I ' LL NEV¬ ER FORGET. . . Senorita Danon, library, hm. rm. 124, don ' t spit shootball , don ' t be vapid , all the friends I made and.all the teachers who were my friends. As I grow to understand life less and less, I learn to love it more and more. AMBITION.. .to be a doctor ' s assistant, get married and to live a long fulfilling life. MICHAEL TRACIA November 27, 1957 71 Central Ave. General I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Robert Zimmerman. The rain man gave me two cures and said jump right in, one was Texas medi¬ cine the other just Railroad gin and like a fool I mixed it and it strangled up my mind and now people just get uglier and I have no sense of time. AMBITION ... to always be happy. JAMES J. VAHEY Vae April 18, 1957 368 Crescent A ve. General ACTIVITIES . . . hockey. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . J. Paul Getty. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . morning hock¬ ey practices, the good times at Break- heart and scoping the ladies with Webb. Space truckin. AMBITION ... to become a million¬ aire and to own a Corvette. KEVIN J. VEATOR Spucky April 7, 1957 277 Carter St. Business ACTIVITIES . . . Co-captain of baseball, Tri-captain of indoor track, orientation committee, cross country. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . no one but me, myself and I. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . all the great times with Linda, being elected the Co¬ captain of the baseball team and Tri¬ captain of the indoor track team, the big C baseball team, running in the state track meet. PAULA VAN VALKENBURG April 29, 1957 121 Marlboro St. D.E. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . homeroom 214, the second floor basement, Mr. Locke ' s English class, and the boat cruise with Sue and Mary Ellyn. You can ' t judge a book by its cover. AMBITION ... to travel and meet people. RONALD J. VENOOKER Ronny March 28, 1957 126 Cottage St. College ACTIVITIES . . . Clover Lubell A.Z.A. ballot commissioner during the 11th grade, hm. rm. Representative during the 9th grade. I WOULD LIKE TO BE .. . Thoreau. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . Christmas Party 1973, Robert Edward Hart. AMBITION ... to be a success. DAVID S. WEBB Swede November 7, 1957 26 Reynolds Ave. General ACTIVITIES. . .Co. Captain of Football, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Orienta¬ tion Committee. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . Evil Knievel. I ' LL NEVER FORGET . . . the great times at Bethal Maine and Pratt, and scoping the ladies with Va- hey. Highway Star. AMBITION. . .to own a vette and to play pro ball! CAROL A. WELCH December 2, 1957 88 Carroll St. D.E. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. ,. hm. rm. 214, Mr. Locke ' s English class, and my four years at Chelsea High. AMBITION. . . to travel and meet new people. PHYLLIS WELCH Phyl June 19, 1955 96 Fourth St. D. E. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Labor Day weekend, Ray, room 214, Marie, Chrissy. Life is mysterious. AMBITION. . .to travel and be an airline stewardess. KATHLEEN M. WAITE Kathy June 23, 1957 2 Franklin St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . President of Pep Club during 1974-75, Senior Homeroom Rep¬ resentative, Office Aid. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Jack Ernie Sullivan ' s history class, Mr. Feinberg ' s bow tie, football games, Mrs. Fogel, the good times at C.H. S. , Mr. Locke ' s English class, Mr. Hanegan. Life is not measured by the time we live. AMBITION. . .to be a secretary. SUSAN WAREHAM Winnie April 21, 1957 10 Lawrence St. General I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Feinberg ' s concern for my attendance. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. AMBITION. . . to ride on the back of Chester ' s sportster-XLCH. NANCY S. WHEELER Nancy June 8, 1957 461 Washington Ave. Business ACTIVITIES. . .Vice President of the Pep Club during 1974-75, Glee Club. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Jack, Mr. Mahoney and his jokes, Mr. Locke ' s English class, Mr. Hanegan, the football games, the great times in homeroom, the Junior Prom, and C.H. S. There ' s a little sunshine in everyone. AMBITION. . .to become a secretary. EDWARD J. WHITE JR. Mag January 17, 1958 35 Murray St. General ACTIVITIES. . .Horseback Riding, Mo¬ torcycle Riding, Soccer. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. Howard Hughes. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the fight behind Del ' s, the clay fights in art. Wipeout. AMBI¬ TION. . .to succeed in whatever I do. KAREN WHITE June 10, 1956 117 Marlborough St. D.E. ACTIVITIES. . .taking care of children and working with them. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Lucille Ball, because she ' s funny, well known and a lot of people like her. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .some of the times at Chelsea High, the times I skipped classes with my friends and went drinking with them and came back after 7th period feeling good. SUSAN WILLIAMS Sue November 5, 1957 137 Hawthorne St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . office aid and working. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mr. Weinstein, all my friends at C. H. S. , and the boat cruise with Paula and Mary Ellyn. Life is half spent before we know what it is. AMBITION. . .to be a legal secretary. KATHLEEN T. WILSON Kathy July 17, 1957 19 Blossom St. Business ACTIVITIES ... Pep Club, Sophomore Homeroom Representative, Junior Homeroom Representative. I WOULD LIKE TO BE . . . my own self, with my own thoughts and actions. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Ernie Sullivan ' s history class, Mr. Feinberg ' s bow tie, the football games, Junior Prom, Mr. Locke ' s english class. There ' s so much of life ahead, and we ' ve only just begun to live. AMBITION... to be happy with my work and anything else that ' s part of my life. GEORGE YEE September 29, 1957 128 Washington Ave. Scientific ACTIVITIES. ..Track, Science Club, Beacon Staff, Chess Club. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Bruce Lee II. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Doc Ross ' s famous words, L-L-L-Lemme tell ya , Murry Pearl- man ' s favorite place, East Cupcake, Stan ' s freedom party and the ridiculous classes of Mr. Sumner Bloom. The vicissitudes of life are forever chang¬ ing. AMBITION. . .to be a famous sur¬ geon with three Nobel Prizes. ANNE M. ZAREMBA Ann November 1, 1957 11 Nichols St. Academic ACTIVITIES. . .Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Science Club, Girls ' Track Team 1974. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the 2:19 bell, 5th period studies, homeroom 124, Mr. McLean ' s driver ' s ed. classes, Mr. Pearlman ' s lab experiments, Senorita Dannon ' s Spanish classes, hola , tak¬ ing S.A.T. ' s, the Polish Mafia, Mrs. Mack ' s homemade tests,, the Junior Prom, all my friends and teachers at C. H. S. Hold to memories from the past, dream dreams for the future, but don ' t forget the importance of the pres¬ ent. AMBITION. . .to become a nurse. LAUREN LEE WING Lori May 8, 1957 135 Hawthorne St. Classical ACTIVITIES. .. Band, Cheering Squad, 9th grade Homeroom Representative, ballot commissioner, Secretary to the Science and German Clubs, Latin Club, Girls ' basketball Team, Beacon Staff. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Neil Armstrong or the owner of Filene ' s. I ' LL NEVER FORGET... Chama, Hart, Joanie, L.D. K.V., Ron Rae, Nita, a 0-12 sea¬ son, Mr. Bloom, the staff. There is nothing permanent except change; BLOOM where you are planted. AM¬ BITION. . .to earn my doctorate and be successful without compromising self respect and happiness. MARIE ZIMINI II April 18 1957 89 Chestnut St. Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Edgar Allen Poe. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Labor Day Weekend, The Good Earth, Chelsea Square alleys, Robby and Elton John. Life is a big red rose; it wilts after a while. AMBITION. . . a bookkeeper or a legal secretary. JANET S. YEBBA Yebba dabba do September 21, 1957 59 Jefferson Ave. Business ACTIVITIES. . .Glee Club, Pep Club, office aid, ballot commissioner. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my Junior Prom, Mr. Locke ' s life stories, Mr. Feinberg ' s bad jokes, skipping days with Sue and the gang, driving lessons, Miss Shore and Mrs. Fogel. Live each second of your life the way you want, for you never know what the next will bring. AM¬ BITION. . .to become a legal secretary, travel, get married and to have a large family. EILEEN BOWEN Ei-Bo February 14, 1957 24 Parker St. Business ACTIVITIES. . . Medda High Sorority, basketball, riding motorcycles, walk¬ ing the beach. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . Pink Panther. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Billy, the Allman Brothers, concerts, Bob Dillon, Chop-Chop, homeroom 115, Darlene P. , my friends at the corner. Did you ever wake up to find a day that broke up your mind. AM¬ BITION. . .to own a reefer plantation. NANCY ELLEN DIAMOND 77 Cottage Street June 2, 1957 Business I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . the riot down in the cafeteria with soup flying around with milk, the study in 207. Life is just one damn thing after another. AMBITION . . . to be a medical secretary. 72 KEITH L. GITTENS Smokey December 29, 1956 229 Washington Avenue Distributive Education ACTIVITIES. . . Homeroom Representat- tive Room 221, Hockey, Football, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, smoking in the boy ' s room. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Harry Houdini. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . . 7th period gym class with Snake K. Botticelli, Tom Duval, T. Szarythe and all the rest of them. I wanna take you higher. AMBITION. . .to die rich and famous. THOMAS HARVILLA 19 Guam Rd. February 24, 1957 D.E. JAMES RICHARDS Jim 63 Winnisimmet Street October 12, 1954 Business ACTIVITIES. .. Bowling, Hockey, Baseball. PAUL RICHARDSON Polock 117 Library Street December 16, 1957 General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . God. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . a-a-a-a I forgot. Live for today, for there is no tomor¬ row. AMBITION. . .to live forever. DIANNE SURETTE 80 Grove St. April 3, 1956 General 73 ispr MARTIN F. BONO Marty February 7, 1957 252 Revere Beach Parkway General ACTIVITIES. . . listening to music, going to the movies; I love foreign and an¬ tique cars and I have an interest in art. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Charlie Chap¬ lin because of his contributions to the film industry. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . my years in high school, nor will any¬ one else, it has taught me many things which I am and will be grateful for. Life is what you make it. Your feel¬ ings, beliefs and actions are what make you and if they are bad your life will not be true until they are corrected. AMBITION. . .to enjoy life and continue my education. GEORGE CERRA July 5, 1957 65 Essex St. General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . all the good times at C. H. S. AMBITION. . . firefighter. Mindy January 5, 1958 55 Heard Street General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Dorothea L. Dix. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .my friends, happy times, 4 years at Chelsea High, not making the majorettes 9th, the first time I met Dale P. I honestly love you , (Jeff). AMBITION. .. to remain being happy and loved by my man, and to live for the present. Snyder April 9, 1956 82 Marlboro St. D.E. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the Godfather. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the hot lunch, J. J. , Ellie. Money is like a sixth sense without which you cannot make use of the other five. AMBITION. . .to be¬ come a Chelsea fireman. DONNA COPELLO November 20, 1956 35 Hancock Street D.E. ACTIVITIES. . . Meta Chi Sorority, parties at lunch, D.E. C.A. I ' LL NEV¬ ER FORGET. .. D. L., M.G., L. B. , J. A., Mac, M. R., P. M. and all the fun we had in the 9th and 10th grades, boiler room parties, then going into Connolly ' s room. I ' m living in the material world. AMBITION. . .meet different people, travel, and have a lot of good times. 74 THOMAS CROMWELL October 17, 1957 140 Walnut St. D.E. JOHN GAETA October 2, 1957 32 Louis St. D.E. LORRAINE L. LAYTON January 1, 1957 157 Park St. General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Judy Garland. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the day I was asked to leave Chelsea High, because my dress was too short. AMBITION. . . to be an entertainer and to simply make people smile. DANNY MADIGAN July 22, 1956 6 John Street Distributive Education I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Eric Clapton. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. .. Kim. Love hides where you least expect it. AM¬ BITION. . . to be happy, first,- and rich, second. MAUREEN GALLANT Stretch August 16, 1957 10 Grandview Road Distributive Education ACTIVITIES. . .lunchtime parties, D.E.C.A. dudes. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . .Bilbo Baggins. I ' LL NEVER FOR¬ GET. . .the 9th 10th grades, the boiler room parties, Mr. C. , all the shmucks up C.H. S. Creme, tangerine and montelimat, a ginger sling with a pine¬ apple heart. AMBITION. . .to take a magical mystery tour with Hari Georgeson. MICHAEL J. FULCO Colonel October 28, 1956 1 Parkway Court College ACTIVITIES. .. working, poetry, swim¬ ming, going to rock concerts, movies. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. .. David Bowie. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .Janis Joplin, Mrs. Manning, Theresa Lombardi, Tess of D ' Urbervilles, the Diamond Dogs, Alice B. Sandberg. I ' m not a prophet or a stone age man, just a mortal with potential of a superman. AMBITION . . . to write a book, get to know T. L. better. EDWARD TIGGES May 20, 1957 265 Maple St. General ACTIVITIES. . .playing sports, working. I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . Mick Jagger. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . . Mrs. Kaplan ' s math class. Please allow me to intro¬ duce myself I ' m a man of wealth and good taste. AMBITION. . .to become a fireman. MICHAEL KNAPP November 29, 1956 203 Congress Avenue Distributive Education ACTIVITIES. . .football. AMBITION. . . electrician. ROBERT LINDHOLM January 15, 1956 61 Madison Ave. D.E. MICHAEL MCGEE Mike November 20, 1955 311 Washington Ave. College ACTIVITIES. . .basketball. I WOULr LIKE TO BE. . . myself. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .what I choose to remembei If you can not make a man think as you do, make him do as you think. AMBITION. . . lawver. MICHAEL MOLLOY 3 Clinton Court General I WOULD LIKE TO BE. . . the Sheik of Arabia. I ' LL NEVER FORGET. . .the good times at C.H. S. A penny earned is a penny saved . AMBITION. . . weldor. Here’s Looking At You, Kid! Oops, missed! The army has great opportunities. Extra, extra...! You mean Halloween is over! 76 The effect of too many hot lunches. . 4 . I ' ve lost my appetite. __ _ Confucius say, Never eat in And such a nice guy. You some kind of tightwad. cafeteria. I just love hockey players. Do you really mean that? 77 Yankee Doodle Dandy. I ' m Our leggs fit your legs Who let the air out of my tires? Don ' t look at us! Snap, crackle, and pop. Now hear this! This is my best side Detention was bad enough, but these hangings are the last straw! I just love having my picture taken! You mean this isn ' t the stairway to heaven? Me too, Joe! Who turned off the audio? mm Then you add on 10, divide by 2, and you get your age What a slow clock! i rr . A And visions of suger plums danced in his head. Standing on the corner watching all the girls go by. He ' ll never see this gyp sheet! I gotcha, uh huh, huh... . . . thought I didn ' t see ya now, did ya? I bet you say that to all the girls Are you sure this is how Katherine Gibbs got started? Bachelor number 1, number 2, or number 3. Oh boy! It ' s Math is Fun day! Whatever happened to 1 Dick and Jane ' ? C.H.S. Fashions ' ... m ’ mm m Senior Officers LEFT TO RIGHT - Secretary Mamie Robinson, President Kathy Burke, Vice President Susan Reczcowski, Treasurer Marjorie O ' Malley. For the first time in CHS history, all girls were elected as officers of the senior class. President Kathy Burke, Vice President Susan Reczcowski, Secretary Mamie Robin¬ son, and Treasurer Margie O ' Malley wasted no time in proving that female officers are just as efficient as male ones. Pres. Burke had a hidden tape recorder installed in her office to record historic conversations for posterity. Why is the tape recorder hidden? Says Ms. Burke, The color of the recorder would clash with the decor of my office - and the )ffice of the President must be preserved for future presidents. Vice Pres. Reczcowski celebrated her victory by playing a game of golf. Unfortu¬ nately, 5 people got in the way of Ms. Vice President ' s golf balls and were slightly in¬ jured. She had the golf balls bronzed and sent to the unlucky victims as a token of apology. Secretary Mamie Robinson released a policy statement of the Burke Administration after elections. To quote Ms. Robinson - To the best of my recollection, at this point in time any statement is inoperable. Shortly after election, Treas. O ' Malley expressed discontent over the condition of the money in the treasury, saying that the bills were wrinkled and dirty. From now on, she stated, all money will be laundered. The history making Burke Administration served CHS well. Their valuable experience as elected officials has surely been excellent preparation for future political careers. What Is The Most Serious Problem Chelsea High Faces Kathy: The apathy of the students, the lack of facilities, and Susan: The tracking system - it ' s unfair to deny a student a the course limitations. certain subject because of the course they ' re in. Mamie: Making itself a leader among other schools. Chelsea has been looked down on by other schools for a long time. I think we ' ve made a start this year. Margie: 30ct lunches! TUNED FOR Sponsored Are You. Dull, Drab and Dumb? Do You Bore People? Do ' ion Find People Bori ng ? hi os Pi re Became A B roi n How Then Become pun, Smart ond £ ' c. ' � Vi na ! fleu) and. Improved. BRAINOS Will Open Up a Whole yVetd (jdorld. For Haul After I A v : © STUDENT TRACKS To the long list of outstanding CHS students add the name of Jimmy McGonigle. The plucky senior recently climbed the formidable face of Powderhorn Hill. McGonigle defied treacherous terrain, sub-zero temperatures, and hurricane force winds in his remarkable trek up the side of the mountain. This photo was taken when he fi¬ nally reached the top. When asked why men climb mountains, the stoic McGonigle replied, Because they ' re there. Broad — Caster Women ' s Lib has finally hit the Chelsea sports scene, Susan Francis, a member of the Class of ' 75, was signed by the CHS Red Devils to provide the color commentary at Chelsea High football games. Susan, an avid sports fan, reports that she ' s just thrilled with her new assignment. I can ' t wait to start! she exclaimed when she was informed of the news. In the meantime, Ms. Fran¬ cis can be found at Chelsea Stadium boning up on her field goals and fumbles. Climb Every Mountain Skin Deep My eyes are crossed, my face is lopsided, my nose looks like a banana, and I have a space between my front teeth. This is how Charlie Schell describes the face that will soon earn him a fortune. Schell has just signed a $1 million pact with Revlon Cosmetics to appear in ads for their Charlie perfume. A com¬ pany spokesman says of Schell, His is the face of the ' 70 ' s. The soon to be famous Schell disagrees - Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! 92 Here He Is .. . Charging that the officials of the Miss America beauty- contest discriminated against men, Michael McGee of CHS filed a suit against the pageant. The decision that was hand¬ ed down agreed with McGee ' s charge and the pageant was ordered to admit male contestants. McGee then entered as the delegate from Massachusetts and to everyone ' s surprise - he won. When asked if he had received different treatment than the female contestants, McGee replied, I didn’t get the customary winner ' s kiss from Bert Parks. Mr. America is now charging smiling Bert with discrimination for that slip in form. The Beat Goes On Since the divorce of the battling Bonos, America has been searching for another pair of singing sweet¬ hearts to take their place. Well, according to Col¬ umbia Records, the new Sonny and Cher has been found right here at CHS. Calling themselves Duvie and Deb , the tuneful twosome has cut their first record, I Got the Beat and All I Ever Need is You . Last week ' s Billboard magazine shows that the record, is headed straight for the top of the charts. Will suc¬ cess spoil Duvie and Deb? Only time will tell. Up, Up And Away Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No - it ' s CHS senior Nan¬ cy Wheeler in her role as Superwoman. Nancy will play the famed superheroine in a soon to be released movie. Ms. Wheeler, an acting newcomer, was spotted at a CHS football game playing the role of the Devil by a Hollywood agent. In preparation for her new role, Nan¬ cy was seen leaping out of first floor windows in a sin¬ gle bound. 93 JOCKS On Their Toes Who says that athletes aren ' t cultured? Certainly not the Chelsea High track team! In an effort to dispel this widespread belief, the boys have taken up ballet. They plan to present a special season ' s end recital of an origi¬ nal ballet, High Jump Suite . Here ' s some photos of the team in rehearsal. It Came From Outer Space CHS’ Dave Webb believes that there is life on other planets. According to Dave, at a recent track meet, an unidentified flying object landed on the field and an army of little green men trooped out, ready to destroy anything in their path. Spotting the onrushing creatures, the fast thinking Webb grabbed his trusty javelin and charged at the mob of angry martians. Frightened by the size of their opponent, the invaders retreated into their craft and took off for home. Dave expects to be commended soon for his heroic effort - when he finds someone who will believe his story. One Every Four Hours In the past, CHS football star Henry Buster Annese has been plagued by tension headaches caused by the tightness of his helmet. When the Anacin Company learn¬ ed of Buster ' s problem, they set to work and developed a brand of aspirin for a football player ' s special needs. The pain killers, called Five-Fours , will be heartily en¬ dorsed in TV and magazine ads by number 54 himself. Says Buster, Those Five-Fours really work, man; they cured my one big pain in the head! IN TROUBLE Photogenic While enjoying the fresh air and sunshine one lunch period, CHS ' John Kierkewicz unknowingly made his mov¬ ie debut. Just imagine John ' s surprise when he found out that he was captured on film by Officer O ' Reilly ' s candid camera! Brooks Breaks Out Wayne Brooks, is one CHS senior who tried to beat the system. Not willing to accept the 5 hours he had received. Brooks boldly tried to escape the detention room by climb¬ ing out the window. He safely made it onto the first floor ledge, but there his futile attempt at freedom came to an end. Wayne unknowingly set off the alarm and he was soon greeted by Mr. Rosa and a pack of attack dogs. For his stab at defying CHS authority, Brooks was put into solitary confinement on a diet of nothing but beefaroni and milk. Is there no justice? Betcha Can’t Eat Just One CHS ' Dorothy Grayson was determined to set a new world record for the number of bag lunches consumed in 24 minutes. Dorothy managed to set a new mark by downing 12 pepper steak sandwiches. However, she soon found the whole thing to be a rather gripping experience. 95 Typecast CHS ' Richard Chapin made history last week when he invented the first fountain pen that writes under whipped cream. The royalties alone from his invention will bring him over 5 million dollars. Chapin got the idea for his unique invention when he was working as a soda jerk at a local ice cream shop. It was murder trying to write out the checks - whipped cream got all over everything! , says Richard. One day I was trying to write a check for a par¬ ticularly sloppy sundae and POW! I got the idea! Chapin is currently working on a tastey new project - edible ink in chocolate, strawberry, and butterscotch flavors. Cream Of The Crop George Yee, a CHS senior, has made printing history. He has invented the first typewriter that prints in Chinese. Yee ' s invention, the result of years of experiment, will make it possible for books to be printed in native Chinese lettering. It will also make George very rich. He’s sold his plans to Smith-Corona for the tidy sum of $1 million. What is Yee planning to do with the earnings he ' ll receive from the greatest invention since the printing press ? He ' s us¬ ing it to further his new research; he ' s trying to develop a typewriter that prints in hieroglyphics. IN THE MONEY I Could Have Danced All Night I just want to sit down! That was Anita Sheinker ' s reac¬ tion after she and her partner John Kierkewicz won first prize in the CHS Dance Marathon. Anita and John remained in con¬ stant motion for 3 days, outlasting the other 100 couples who had entered the contest. They have one problem though - di¬ viding up their prize winnings of $373. 55 equally. 96 A c T S H V S p A H u XX E P z Y T, E Z JU 0 0 L V T p E R L ■ r ' P L E E X R U B C A G R I P N I R I C K 0 L E N 0 B S J E G P 0 W M N U P V A N W X E M L H 0 E L C E E 0 T L C 0 Z D R 0 A M J A M B R K S Q V X T W D W 0 X H A K C F A Y I S X H i W T M 0 R N E E F G S I Z P Z N Y W D J R S I E N U H A R R I G T T ICE I. Turk ey Day hero 2.Swede ' s scoping pal 3. xhe first woman presidenx 4. Senior link in Italian Connection 5. This captain ' s no fink 6. Joanie, I agree 7. look alike cherries 8. Liz is hot 9. .teddy hear 10. Gigi II. CHS ' champs 12. Broadway Boh 13. Blonde raula 14. Curly of the College Course 15. hr. Bloom’s number one son LBUOKNIRTAM HPELAIESWAI MYSEJEHUYYL ADRGITFGNAL BWEEKSGALKM MCDAFEMRLCA EXNRNLDMOAN RLUTCKPAY M S AMASBNQNELI Z G S A T IP REEL U R Q M ,S P T K E W E LEDWIUSEIEG DENNTOAJPZN I M TLUANESRA AUSGBENTNDE QRIMAUEPIPD C i L X L E s I A G R KOWTABECIgT ERSGJKBFGSE L L i (EHTYRAZs) 16. Cathy ' s waiting 17. Mouth in motion 18. Snake in the net 19. Beacon nuff 20. ..aureen around your finger 21. listers of 220 22. He ' s psyched 23. nweet as sugar, man 24. Elaine would 25. rom Anne to Z 26. Buster... 27. ...and Lilly 23. Camera shy nonna 23. Perfectly Claire 30. She may not 25-30 names = Super Sleuth 15 - 20 = Semi - Super Sleuth 10 — 15= Semi-Semi Super Sleutk Less than 10 = Hang it up, dummy Student Government Day Mayor Robyn Glazer Administrative Assistant Michael McGee, Superintend ent of Schools Robert Ham, Assistant Superintendent Dorothy Grayson City Clerk Douglas DeSimone The School Committee in conference 98 Authority Tree Student Government Day was held on February 5, 1975. Despite a heavy snowstorm, the participants trekked first to the Public Library for an in¬ formative lecture and tour given by Head Librarian Nicholas Minadakis. Then the students proceeded to City Hall where they were addressed by Superintendent of Schools Vincent McGee and Mayor Philip Spelman. The Aldermanic Chambers was the scene of the swearing in ceremony of the student officials. After a luncheon at the Elks Club, the students had their chance to run their city for a day. For the first time in the history of Student Government Day, a female mayor, Robyn Glazer, was elected. Mayor Glazer performed her duties well, proving that the best govern¬ ment officials need not be men. The other elected officials were: School Committee - Chairman Ken Botticelli, Francesca Tavema, Robert Spinney, David Webb, Susan Francis, Joan Agri, and Mary Ellyn May. Board of Aldermen - Chairman Mamie Robinson, Debra Bernard, Thomas Duval, Kevin Veator, Susan Reczkowski, Janis Altavilla, Elaine Carr, Diana Citro, and Paula Matrinko. Thanks to the hard work of its coordinator Mr. Max Leader, Student Government Day was an enlightening and rewarding experience for all involved. Chairman of the Board of Aider- men Mamie Robinson Aldermen Susan Reczkow¬ ski, Elaine Carr, Diana Citro, Paula Matrinko Aldermen Debra Bernard, Tom Duval, Kevin Veator, Janis Altavilla City Engineer George Water Main Fraser Mayor Glazer really took the cake. Fire Chief Donna Hot Stuff Copello and Police Chief Henry Bust-em Annese Youth Commissioner Louanne Kid Stuff ' Eccleston Call for Robert Hart! 100 The School Committee united in their decision s. Sanitation Inspector Schell - Cleanliness is next to Godliness . Attendence Officer Knapp captures his first truant. City Assessor Ronald Tax Rate Lawson Another exciting Student Government Day goes down in history. Join the Navy and see the world-beautiful girls in every port! City Treasurer Robert Recession Hart Chelsea Wins The Big One i04 What makes for a successful season? The sim¬ ple answer is beating arch rival Everett High. And that’s what our boys did, after 8 years of frustra¬ tions, by a score of 28-20. The final score doesn ' t tell the story, though. Chelsea out played, out hus¬ tled, and out classed the Crimson Tide, and at no time was a victory in doubt. Although it was only Chelsea’s 9th victory in the long series, it was one of the sweetest. The seniors on the team gave their all to make the last game a memorable one. Co-Captains Dave Webb Bob Spinney, Turk Szarythe, Tom Duval, Ted DeAngelis, Mark Williams, Tom Moore, Jack Madden, Buster Annese, Mike Knapp, Charlie Schell, and Steve Benton were standouts, not just in the big one, but throughout the whole season. In addition to THE GAME victory, the Devils also defeated East Boston, Northeast Regional, Pope John, and Rindge Tech, ending with a final record of 5-5. Prospects for next year look great! r ' ROW 1 - L TO R: Charlie Schell, Ted DeAngelis, Henry Annese, Co-Captains Bob Spinney and Dave Webb, Mike Knapp, Tom Moore, Head Coach Anthony Tiro. ROW 2 - L TO R: Tom Maniscalco, Joe Kochoki, Scott Cole, Mike Breau, Andy Diranian, Jack Madden, Mark Williams, Steve Benton, Mike O ' Callaghan. ROW 3 - L TO R: Mike Lush, Ralph Amentola, Mike Burk, Bobby Tiro, Scott Yianocopolous, Mike Lombard, Dave Luke, Carmen Gallo. ROW 4 - L TO R: James Zelinski, Mike Hancock, Angelo Yambo, Andy Troisi, Keith Yianacopolous, Dave Williams. Missing from photo: Tom Duval, Rich Szarythe, John Tuck¬ er, Pat Dunn, David Malloy. Co-Capt. Dave Webb O U FRONT: Paul Malachowski, Ed McFayden, Charlie Schell. BACK: David Webb, Tom Moore, Turk Szarythe, Buster Annese. Outdoor Track and field, once a much neglected sport, real¬ ly came into the spotlight this year at Chelsea High. One of the main reasons was the hard working Red Devil outdoor track team. Attracting a loyal band of buffs at each meet, the scrapping Devils fought hard against tough opposition. Under Coach Bavaro’s guidance, the boys improved with every meet and always displayed a determination to make C.H.S. a winner. The senior members of the team performed well. Hurdler Richard Turk Szarythe, shotputters Charlie Schell and Henry Buster” Annese; javelin throwers Dave Webb and Tom Moore; and long jumper Paul Mal- achowski turned in top performances at each meet. Dis¬ tance runners Ed McFayden and Ken Botticelli, and sprinters Webb and Malachowski consistently ran hard, never giving the competition the edge. All in all, the outdoor track team improved greatly this past season, and although their records may not show it, a hardy band of the Red and Black overall had a successful and satisfying year. Hockey This year’s Chelsea High hockey team once again proved that as far as hustle is concerned, they ' re number one. Drawing enthusiastic crowds at every game, the Big Red Hockey Machine put up a tough fight against each opponent. Led by Captain Paul Arsenault, Co-Captains Marty Botticelli, Bill MacKay, and Wayne Ryan, and seniors Ed McFayden, Phil Bolton, Jim Vahey and John Marino, the Devils provided much ex¬ citement through the long winter. G.B. L. rivals - watch out; Big Red is on its way! Ill tin � ! - ■ mn-.t ROW 1, L TO R - John Marino, Co-Captains Wayne Ryan and Bill MacKay, Jay Palladino, Captain Paul Arsenault, Co-Captain Marty Botticelli, Bill Eaves, Alan Paradis. ROW 2, L TO R - Asst. Coach Mark Petit, John Murphy, Phil Bolton, Jim Vahey, Ralph Eaves, Scott Yianacopolous, Anthony Rosati, Ed McFayden, Ed Neri, Bill Giancola, Mark Paradis, Asst. Coach Joe Mauro, Head Coach Joe Yannetti. si ELSf, r ' WJ Rfl: S S; wmWTl JK • i | Jm J � as No matter what the scoreboard said, in the eyes of their fans, the CHS basketball team was always a winner. Coach Niven taught his team how to take pride in themselves and Chelsea High. Co- Captains Paul Finklestein and Mike Wozniak kept up the spirit of the team. Seniors Dino Delyani, George Freese, and Mike McGee personified the saying, It ' s not whether you win or lose, it ' s how you play the game. With the Devils’ drive and Chelsea Pride, next year we may see a winner. £‘ ' XiELS 3? r FRONT, L TO R - Dave Molloy, Dave Nelchajian, Co-Captains Mike Wozniak and Paul Finklestein, Dino Delyani. BACK, L TO R - Coach Jack Niven, George Hurst, George Freese, Mike Breau, Burt Freedman, Rich Zullo. mm dm V A., — Girls ’ Basketball Girls’ basketball has finally made its mark at Chelsea High. Under the coaching of Ms. Constance Pike, the team combined skill with determination resulting in a greatly improved record. Led by Captain Debbie Murphy and outstanding seniors Anne Roche, Anita Shein- ker, and Lauren Wing, this group of hard working athletes is a credit to CHS. Who knows? We may someday see their names in the lineup of a discrimination-free Boston Celtics. The Globe headline might read - Ms. Murphy, Ms. Roche, Ms. Sheinker, and Ms. Wing Lead Big Green to Victory . L TO R- Cheryl Horn, Erika Rosenfield, Cheryl Thompson, Lillian Tedesco, Co-Capt. Debbie Murphy, Capt. Barbara Cameron, Ann Roche, Co-Capt. Carol Roche, Judy Hatfield, Debbie Washington, Anne Casucci, Anita Sheinker. 1 Cross Country The Red Devil Harriers won . the 1974 G. B. L. Cross Coun¬ try Championship, bringing CHS its first varsity title in 15 years. Under the leadership of hardworking Co-Captains Ken Botticelli, Ed McFayden, and Dino Delyani, the Harriers produced their best record ever, 13 wins and 0 losses. The big story of the year was freshman super runner, all-star Bobby Goss. Goss was the G. B. L. ' s undefeated run¬ ner and broke the league record for the fastest time. But he couldn ' t have done it alone; seniors Doug DeSimone, Joe Esseichick, Kevin Veator, and first year runner Jim McGon- igle contributed in an outstand¬ ing fashion. Also helping Chel¬ sea to its undefeated season were all-stars junior Jack Richard and sophomores Ed Richard and Tony Rosati. Backed by all of Chelsea High, Coach Dwyer ' s boys proved that with a little school spirit and a lot of hard work and dedication, any odds can be overcome. L. TO R. - Coach Dwyer, Co-Captains Ken Botticelli, Ed McFayden, Dino Delyani. CHEL5EA BOSTON ' ROSS - COUNTRY. ™ ! , if FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT- A1 Sheinker, Bobby Goss, Ed Richard, Jack Richard, Jerry Dion, Kevin Veator, Paul Rosati, Co- Capt. Ken Botticelli, Doug DeSimone. BACK LEFT TO RIGHT- Paul Hurton, Tony Lea, Co-Capt. Dino Delyani, Co-Capt. Ed McFayden, Rich Bradley, Tony Rosati, Jim McGonigle, Joe Esseichick, Coach J. Barry Dwyer. G.B.L. X STAN ' ,1 CHELSEA Revere Peabody Haverhi j Alalden Bedford fverett Somervi lie Arli ng+o n BHBH -1 ..- ' i WM WU,;.. . ' V J ' � C E A , M A S S jLitri k 1 frfftt mmmm 7., J� tj i isr 1 l fmk‘ 4 Ki t� , mdtM K Iv 1 Indoor Track ROW 1, L TO R - Henry Annese, Jimmy McGonigle, Co-Captains Kevin Veator, Richard Szarythe, and Tom Duval, Bob Spinney, Dave Webb, Paul Malachowski, Ted DeAngelis. ROW 2, L TO R - Carlos Diaz, Paul Hurton, Paul Rosati, Tom Maniscalco, Tony Lea, Carmen Gallo, Jack Richards, A1 Sheinker, Scott Cole. ROW 3, L TO R - Asst. Coach Dwyer, Statistician Jackie Chapnick, Ken Botticelli, Ray Sentner, Bobby Goss, Pat Dunn, Ed Richards, Rich Bradley, Timer Reg¬ ina Sullivan, Coach Walter Bavaro. 123 This year ' s indoor track team personified effort and determination. Coached by Walter Bavaro and led by Co-Captains Kevin Veator, Turk Szarythe, and Tom Duval, the Devils competed hard and valiantly in their many hotly contested meets. Contributing points were seniors Jim Mc- Gonigle, Bob Spinney, Paul Malachowski, Ted DeAngelis, Ken Botticelli, Henry Annese, and Dave Webb. Their overall record doesn ' t really tell the story. ' The Devils were tough competition on any track and with the excellent under¬ classmen on the team, should remain so for many years to come. Track Action 124 FRONT L. TO R. - Tom Duval, Co-Capts. Kevin Veator and Bob Spinney, Steve Antinick, Dino Delyani. BACK L. TO R.- Head Coach Joseph Bevere, Jack Madden, Jerry Dion, Bobby Ham, Dave Nelchajian, Mike Lush, Asst. Coach Frank Herlihy. L. TO R. - Head Coach Bevere, Co-Captains Kevin Veator and Bob Spinney, Asst-. Coach Herlihy. Baseball is the All-American sport and no team typified this better than th.e Chelsea High Red Devils. Led by team captains Kevin Veator, one of the best shortstops in the G. B. L., and south¬ paw pitcher Bob Spinney, the Devils combined sportsmanship with intelligence and spunk as they played their hearts out in each effort. Hard working seniors Bobby Ham, Tom Duval, Dino Del¬ yani, and Steve Antinick gave their all for CHS and set a fine example of team spirit for the underclassmen on the squad. Although the team’s overall record was somewhat disappointing, veteran coaches Bevere and Herlihy had many satisfying moments watching their charges put out 100%. 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Oom - pah - pah will resound in this room. Soon to be a lavish locker room. At last, Chelsea High School has a modern gym and auditorium. What you see on these pages represents what it looked like before the magical finishing strokes were applied. The combination gym auditorium is equipped with the latest features, including a band rehearsal room, conference rooms, and hair dryers for the shower rooms. Well, it was five years in the making but, as they say, Rome wasn’t built in a day! Some Old, Some New Clubs Think Tank Glee Club GLEE CLUB - SINGING A HAPPY TUNE ARE: FRONT, L TO R Treas. Joanne Sarcia, Sect. Chama Baronoffsky, Vice Pres. Mamie Robinson, Pres. Mary Ellyn May, Adv. Alvin Toltz. BACK - Arelys Cordero, Julia Soto, Janet Yebba, Paula Templehof. THINK. TANK - SMILING AND THINKING ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE WORLD ARE: FRONT, L TO R Ken Botticelli, Paul Malachowski, Cheryl Sie- nko, Franni Taverna, Joy¬ ce Millman, Laureen Wing, Rachel Dennis, Joan Katz. BACK - Ron Venooker, Paul Finklestein, Roman Czerepica, Bobby Ham, Ronald Lawson, Bob Hart, Dino Delyani, Marty Katz, Ann Roche. SCIENCE CLUB - STAND¬ ING UP TO THE CHAL¬ LENGE OF THE ENERGY CRISIS ARE: FRONT, L TO R Joan Katz, Sandy Finkle, Adv. Maurice Pearlman, Anne Zaremba, Erica Rosenfield. BACK - George Yee, Bob Hart, Jerrold Bomstein, Joe Es- seichick, Pres. Harry Ke- ough, John Pitts, Carol Roche, Ann Roche, Che¬ ryl Piotrowski. .Jttjt. Science Club Red Devil Press RED DEVIL PRESS - RE¬ LIEVED AT MEETING THEIR DEADLINE ARE: FRONT, L TO R Joyce Korzenowski, Ann Zaremba, Joan Katz, Cary Shuman, Deborah Levine, Adv. Re¬ becca Mack. BACK - Kathy McBride, Denise Karlin, Chama Baronoffsky, Billy Mulkern, Marge O ' - Malley, Claudia Dowe, Mary Ellyn May, Toby Sugarman. SPANISH CLUB - EAGER TO BE BILINGUAL ARE: FRONT, L TO R Deborah Levine, Are- lys Cordero, Diane McCarthy. BACK - Bill MacKay, Tishy Keefe. Spanish Club Psychology Association PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIA¬ TION - READY TO EXPL¬ ORE THE DEPTHS OF THE HUMAN MIND ARE: FR¬ ONT, L TO R Rochelle Elfman, Ada Miller, Mau¬ reen Cusick, Maureen Ring, Kathy Burke, Nancy Glady- szak. BACK - Mike Mc¬ Gee, Kevin Vector, Charna Baronoffsky, Marge O ' Mal¬ ley, Claudia Dowe, Stan Sinitski, Mike Hog arty. 141 W N� ' J ' A W n? IU - ■- WHJWWW •■■-• v � - Math 7 utors MATH TUTORS - UN¬ SELFISHLY SHARING THEIR ABUNDANT MATH KNOWLEDGE ARE: FRONT L TO R Claudia Dowe, Rachel Dennis, Joan Katz. BACK - Richard Chapin, Paul Finklestein, Bob Hart, Bobby Ham, Missing from photo - Ron Venooker. Obedience Club OBEDIENCE CLUB - HANDS FOLDED READY TO BE CAL¬ LED TO ACTION ARE: ROW R. Paula Matrinko, Elaine Greenwood, Erin McCarthy. ROY 2 - Debbie Murphy, June Sugarberg, Dianne Casey, Susan Williams. ROW 3 - Lynn Mullins, Nancy Gilman, Rose Beaudoin, Susan Fran¬ cis. Explorers Club EXPLORERS CLUB - HAP¬ PY TO BE REMEMBERED ARE: L TO R Ponce de Leon, Vasco de Balboa, Francisco Pizarro. Max — Ed A refreshing innovation at CHS this year is the Max - Ed Omnibus Program. Omnibus brings movies, demonstrations, concerts and other treats to students during study periods. Some of the programs enjoyed this year were a concert by a jazz ensem¬ ble, a demonstration by the K - 9 force of the Boston Police Dept., a film of the Chelsea fire, and showings of the movies House of Wax , Cat Ballou , and Jason and the Argonauts . Omnibus is greatly appreciated in that it breaks up the boredom of a student’s long day. Hopefully, it will be around for a long time. F.F.A. In keeping with the current back-to-nature trend, this hardy group of future farmers packed up their rakes and hoes and went off on a visit to Old MacDonald’s farm. The diligent group worked hard from sun-up till sundown chopping trees, raking the potato patch, and feeding the chickens. Their chores were made much easier, however, after one lucky farmer found Old MacDonald ' s secret still, which was hidden in a dark corner of the pigeon coop. The farmers stopped working and paused for liquid refreshment. The day ended on an unfortunate note, though, when a pigeon who had been roosting too close to the still crashed into the coop in an unsuccessful flight attempt. The walls promptly collapsed and buried the still. With a hiccup here and a hiccup there, our farmers staggered home, tired but nonetheless very happy. 144 Where were you in ' 52? Well, man, if you were hip to the jive you were boppin ' round the jukebox with your steady and sippin ' sodas at the local malt shop. When Saturday night rolled around you greased back your D. A., shined your saddle shoes and went to the sock hop. Those were the days when you traded your new tube of red lipstick for Elvis’ latest record, and being one of the guys meant rolling up your cigs in your T-shirt sleeve and racing your Chevy down the main drag. Take it from this keen group of cool cats and cute kitties - ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY! Ya know what I mean, jelly bean? ! Greaser Club 146 Beacon Working on the Beacon is a fulfilling experience. You learn the art of self-denial and to go without the little things, like food and sleep, to meet the Holy Deadline . One must abstain from socializing on week¬ ends to lay out pictures of classmates who are out hav¬ ing a night on the town. And to truly consider oneself a student of wise Maharaja Sumner, you must devote yourself totally to the search for the Golden Cropper, the symbol of perfect inner peace. This year ' s staff was selected after they passed Maharaja ' s endurance test. They were called upon to count the number of picas on a 3-R form while singing You’re Next in Swahili. Our editor, Joyce Millman, was chosen after she passed the supreme test; she en¬ dured Maharaja ' s cigar smoke and wise aphorisms for an unprecedented year and a half. If her eyes seem glazed it is because she has found Nirvana (or lost her mind). However, this year ' s staff has displayed true faith in the Book of Josten. Rejoice, O Beacon Buffs; para¬ dise-the Kingdom of the Hilltop-awaits you! EDITOR: Joyce Millman. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: L TO R, Douglas DeSimone, Joe Esseichick. TYPING STAFF: FRONT, L TO R, Susan Francis, Mary Ellyn May, BACK, L TO R, Joanne Sarcia, Elaine Carr. 148 LAYOUT STAFF: FRONT, L TO R, George Yee, Susan Reczowski, Ted DeAngelis, BACK, L TO R, Joanne Sarcia, Elaine Carr, Joyce Korzien- owski, Mary Ellyn May, Susan Francis. Missing from photo- Kathy Burke. ART STAFF: Kathy Burke. BUSINESS STAFF: L TO R, Randi Portnoy, Janis Altavilla, Patricia Keefe, Marie McDonald, Robyn Glazer, Robert Hart, Maureen Cusick, Stanley Sinitski, Wayne Rodriguez, William Mulkern. Missing from photo- Nancy Gillman. WRITING STAFF: L TO R, Marjorie O Mal- ley, Editor Joyce Millman, Lauren Wing. Last year a meeting was held for anyone who wanted to join the 1975 Beacon staff. The Making Of The Beacon . . . w i ” II m iiiill(frir jS| j| jH k . mfrf Wf r r ' ' ; TL jH When all else failed, Mr. Bloom recruited his own staff. Everyone was pleased with Mr. B ' s choice of an editor. One thing that holds a yearbook together is a warm relationship among staff members. 150 ... In Eight Easy Steps The Layout Staff really knew their stuff. The Writing Staff displayed genuine creativity Our talented artist had many original ideas. When the Beacon was finished, the staff was as bright and bouncy as they were at the beginning of the year. 151 Spirit Of 76 Minus 1 Musical Spirit t i sa [i ■ � , !, ji i I • yjMRwTjKslS fjL fflBb c ; v � . , v • .. ,.•• mBb W:-% mybjBBHw aMy yiJgik, lit w m yjBk «H||k j|B % Vm ' • i ’ BHWa 1 $8B ..: JF - ' • ' 4. W|m1 A % HWffl ;,v Tk SbaSH «.W«TOrft k ?V M AUl 1)A ! H| 1 � 1 1 Dear Beaconetta Dear Beaconetta, I have an embarrassing problem. I am a high school senior and I have been asked to the prom by a dreamy guy who I ' ve had my eye on for a long time. He’s very high class and has perfect manners. What if I make a slip in etiquette? It could mean our relationship! What am I to do? Signed, Laurel from Topeka Dear Beaconetta, I am a male high school senior. I have a prom com¬ ing up soon and I need some advice. I don ' t know much about the social graces. What are some blunders I shouldn ' t make? Signed, Hardly Casanova Dear Laurel and Hardly, The following are tips for a suc¬ cessful prom night. Stay in step with my advice and you’ll be dancing in air. Beaconetta Girls Boys 1. DO NOT take your corsage off and place it in your water glass. It will stay fresh all night anyway! 2. If your date is 4 ' 11 , DO NOT wear 6 inch platform shoes - the Sonny and Cher look is OUT! 3. DO NOT become the life of the party and belly dance on top of a table. A prom is some¬ thing people will remember all their lives. 4. NEVER wear a brunette hairpiece if you are a blonde. Tacky, tacky! 5. DON ' T offer to go dutch - he may agree. 6. DO NOT insist that you sit with your friends and he sit with his! 7. DO NOT have bumper stickers made up urging people to vote for you for Prom Queen - that’s not how she ' s chosen! 8. DO NOT fish through other people ' s fruit cups - even if you didn ' t get a cherry. 9. DO NOT wrap the tablecloth around your¬ self if you see a girl with the same dress as yours. This will only attract more attention. 10. DO NOT ask the waitress for a doggie bag. If mom and dad want to sample the food they ' ll just have to go there themselves! 1. NEVER, NEVER thumb to the prom! Try your best to find someone with extra room in their car. 2. DO NOT cross your suspenders in the front - ask Dad how to do it. 3. REMEMBER - the floating candle is NOT a punch bowl! 4. DO NOT pick up your date in a Winnebago! 5. Take your date someplace classy after the prom. McDonald ' s is fine for just everyday, but... 6. DO NOT play cards at the table, even if you ARE on a streak. 7. DO NOT wear your letter jacket as an overcoat - try for something a bit more dressy. 8. DO NOT ask the band to play Smoke on the Water - most prom bands just aren ' t equipped for it. 9. DO NOT - REPEAT - DO NOT give your date a homemade corsage, even if you DO like dandelions! 10. DO NOT glue your boutonniere to your jacket - there is a hole for it! 157 % m Dinner Dance Chateau De Ville • I K ' ml p s| 1 1 v A pfcjS w� M 1 ti! 1 y ingT ap | wKHraJW« -� ' H % ajsSStafe ¥ 166 Let me entertain you. . . You say the sweetest things! The gang ' s all here! We could have danced all night. We COULDN ' T dance all night! Senior Play The Members of the cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz - ROW 1, L-R: Karen Silvia, Janet Yebba, Ted DeAngelis, Claudia Dowe, Marjorie O ' Malley, Wayne Rodriguez, Henry Annese. ROW 2, L-R: Tina Stagno, Paula Templehof, Ellie Miller, Betty Chag- non, Lynn Mullins, Wayne Brooks. ROW 3, L-R: Robyn Glazer, Ken Botticelli, Carol Cassanos, Toni Sor- rentino, Toby Sugarman, Brian Foley, George Yee, Marie McDonald, Bar¬ bara Pechner 168 Wizard Of Oz” C.H.S. CLASS OF 1975 presents THE WIZARD OF OZ starring Claudia DOWE as Dorothy Wayne RODRIGUEZ Ted DeANGELIS Tina STAGNO as Scarecrow as Tin Man as Lion Marjorie O’MALLEY Lynn MULLINS Henry ANNESE as Toto as the Witch as the Wizard Outstanding, enjoyable, thoroughly entertaining. A ’must ' ! Red Devil Press An absolute joy! Take the kids! CHS Beacon DIRECTED BY CHELSEA HIGH JANET IMBORNONE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 169 ! i Parting Shots i 172 With Gratitude Just as we welcomed the new school administrators, we bid a fond farewell to two of our most dedicated educators. Former headmaster Nathan Margolis retired this past year after serving Chelsea High for seven years. He has left his mark on Chelsea High in the form of genuine accomplishment and ad¬ vancement. We thank him for his dedication and concern for his students. Junior Master Vincent Apruzzese also left Chelsea High this past year in order to return to teaching. His patience, understanding, and no non¬ sense attitude helped him develop a warm rapport with both students and teachers. Although his presence is sorely missed, we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. Well Wishers Margaret Burke Scott Core Homeroom 121 Jackie Jimmy D Monkey Paws Karen DiPerri “Good Luck to all Seniors” L.T. The Magic Mushroom Rotten Cheeries of 216 F. A. Lopez — Good Luck to Everyone Miss Harney — Good Luck Seniors From all in 104 — Except Dick Chelsea High Cross Country Team Adios y Buena Suerta de La Senorita Danon Mr. Mrs. Michael Anthony Imbornone The Best Teacher at CHS — Charos Good Luck from her 1974-75 homeroom Homeroom 308 Mr. Mrs. David Pearlmutter Mr. Mrs. Maurice Pearlman Miss Gagnon — Be Happy Gagnon’s Gang — Homeroom 123 “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” Class of’77 — Homeroom 207 Donna Rossetti — Congratulations Mr. Mrs. Renzi Paula Philip Mr. Mrs. James O’Donnell Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Hanegan Shawn Miss Jacqueline Gagnon — Be Good! Mr. Mrs. Max Ross Daughters Marie Lojko Karen Anthony Bella Lovati David Lambright Paul Mason Thomas Maniscalco Mareil MacPherson Dizzy Bob Stephen McNeil David Podlaski Cookie Mrs. Frances Montesano Miss Marilyn Glover Mr. Mrs. Bernard Schwartz Mr. Mrs. Louis Boveri Best Wishes from Fred Arji Paul Merle Cary Shuman E — Z Bones I Love Tony Gartzi Tracy Carroll Allison Griffin Nina Lombardi Mr. Mrs. Louis Kaplan Mr. Mrs. Edwin Weinstein Miss Carol Shore Miss Mary Brenda Quinn David Mulkern Rhonda Mullins Patricia Murphy Karen Perrin Bobby Baggs Congratulations Seniors Good Luck Buster Love Lil Jill Jane Goodman Congratulations Lynn Julie Ricky Peter Yee Mr. Mrs. Nelson Block Mr. Richard Feinberg Homeroom 214 Mr. Joseph Sullivan Miss J. Benea Mr. Mrs. R. Tiro Nichole Billy Nadworny Virginia Olsen Mark Zamansky Pat, Glen, Eugene Cathy Ciocco The Psyche Out Gang lien M. Nephets John Carolan Richard Susan R. Fat Edwid form Lil Karen Silvia Barbara Barbara Tony Jackie Forman Chagnon Family Bill Ells Doug DeSimone Anthony Krystyniak Marcia Grungo Joe Dixon Joan Agri Patti Anderson Mr. Mrs. John Mahoney Barbara Sullivan Carol Gottlieb Kevin J. Cassidy Coach Yannetti Mr. J. Manning Miss Janice Factor Chelsea High Hockey Team Betty Steve Mr. Edward Sahagian Mr. Felipe Martinez Ms. Bonnie Belmonte Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mauro Mr. James Stafford Mr. Irving Schwartz Miss Phyllis Hansen Mr. Richard Fineran Kelly Mrs. Frances Dolan Mr. Mrs. Thomas Evans Mrs. Ruby Miss Danna Crowley Miss Fishman In Memory of Rachel Gilman Paul Millman Mr. Mrs. Gerald Millman Dorothy M. Keefe Homeroom 222 Samuel Zazula Mr. Mrs. Iteinas Homeroom 205 Homeroom 307 Homeroom 110 Homeroom 101 Homeroom 103 The Great 208 Homeroom 115 Homeroom 106 Marcia Higgins Hy Sil Mafia Zaflet Gail John Eddie Donna Donna Steve Barbara Steve Gene “Kiz” Carter Godfather of the P.S. ’75 Terry Perrin George Britton Michael Chagnon Darlene DeAngelis — Best Wishes Homeroom 205 Miss Joanna Mercurio Deborah Aupperlee Elcides Angrade Susan Bobby Moose Jo Mrs. Jeanette Francis Marie McDonald Joanne Mike George Yee Mr. Mrs. Harry G. Berenson Mr. Mrs. Richard A. McLean Mr. Mrs. Vincent Franco Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Moran C.C. Pike Mr. Mrs. Francis S. Mahoney Mrs. Hanson Mr. McElroy Mr. Mrs. Alvin Toltz Mrs. Nancy Seegraber Mr. Mrs. Edward Rosa Mr. Mrs. Pat Manning Mr. Lee Czaplinski Homeroom 201 Homeroom 207 RB From all in 104 — Congratulations Sandy Eccleston Joe Feno Joe Skiddell Ms. Jozy Ms. Buick Sinitski Family Good Luck — Terry John Murphy Karen Palilunas Godfather of the R.S. ’75 Gina Moniello Mr. Mrs. Edward Mulkern Mrs. Kathy Voke Mr. Mrs. Max Leader Mr. Mike Sullivan Mr. S. Feinberg Miss Francis Tkaczuk Sheila Rosanio L’s M’s from 107 Medoff s Musketeers In Memory of Warren Anderson Tilley Beaudoin Cindy J. Penn 600 Polak Julia Soto Louis U. Cheryl Piotrowski Mary Murawski “Sweet Dreams” Binky Mara Gogle Anne Mike Janet Ray John Marino Nancy Wheeler Mary Paul Joan Katz Karen Keating Bob Joan Tishy George Fraser Terry Mike Mamie Michael Toni Turk Szarythe Marge O’Malley Diane Joe Richard Chapin Ralf Joyce Millman Louanne Kevin Rochelle Elfman Phil Donna Marie Billy Robin Mystery Runner Dorothy Grayson Nanc Stein Sinitski Ronny Audrey Ronny Rachel Krentz Marcy George Dunn Moe Randi Bob Billy Mulkern Manuel J. Weiner Bnai Brith Girls Claudia Dowe Paul Merle Debbie Levine Barbara Pechner Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Portnoy Robyn Jill Portnoy Cara Lee Portnoy Eric Harris Portnoy Homeroom 102 Homeroom 108 Good Luck from Homeroom 118 Remember Homeroom 105 Anthony Gennario Mary Ellyn May Joyce Korzeniowski BE A CON Business Patrons Cantor’s Pharmacy Norman E. Kahn, Salesman Ullian Buick Arnest Jeweler’s Glassman’s Grocery Store Capri Beauty Salon Moore’s Richdale Parlow’s Cleaner’s Angelo’s Pizzas Weldon Drug Chelsea Chevrolet, Inc. Compliments of Carmel Credit Union Angie’s Variety Broadway Smoke Shop Chelsea Aquarium Chelsea Men’s Wear Golden Thimble Harry’s Shoe Store The Junction Jack Larsen, Patent Attorneys Val’s Flowers Russo’s Baking Company Turkanis Pharmacy Max’s Delicatessen Novak Electric Company Curiosity Shoppe Wolper’s Inc. A1 Zack’s PRO SARCIA’S -SKATE SHOP 75 Beach Street Revere, Mass. 284-9361 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT CUSTOMIZED SHARPENING AND RADIUS WORK SINCE 1956 ATLANTIC BANK SUCCESS AND CONGRATULATIONS FROM ROBERT O’KEEFE GRANDMA’S THANKS TO THE BEACON STAFF FROM THE CLASS OF 75 ihe punch hne ) io T b. ' s joke ‘ ' tKc ' •Kin- ) , —� ©-f art dt(ab r Iom . ft CM (f 0LOOm UOHERt OCJ AR€ PcflfOTeD J 3-0 3V1T oV TH3£) ilSlIl®? ATI SJ 3 H You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by And so become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye. Teach your children well Their father’s hell Will slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The ones they pick The ones you ’ll know by. Don’t you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry So just look at them and sigh And know they love you. Graham Nash • ' - ■ . ... •, . .if S CM.’, • •; v -3| 1 1 mom. if X ' .’ • . j� . . � j-. tmf ± Si s 4;i ' .: jr • ,