Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

=WJU . HJr io ?%f ' X. « t ' Yflu ' LidL ' Xax 4 For Reference Not to be taken from this library CM A HQRNV UTTLE atVM Cfrr-W go : DEVlLSuv i l s | _ 1 1 _ 2 d i 1 K w if F % V| f % - ; f: ' -«• S jrv m £ Jk£ r Tjfisaji, , ] Administration ROBERT BARBARISI ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Barbarisi is an experienced and dedicated admini¬ strator. Mr. Barbarisi ' s goal is to coordinate all Chelsea schools. VINCENT McGEE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. McGee is in favor of the youth of our commu¬ nity. He feels that C.H.S. and its students can and will succeed, given the time, opportunity, and motivation. We are grateful to such a man who realizes the value and potential of the young and the restless. MARY SULLIVAN ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR They say that behind every great man there is a great woman, and Superintendent McGee is no exception. Mrs. Sullivan has played a vital role in the smooth transition of Chelsea ' s School Administration. i I: 10 VINCENT J. FRANCO Mr. Franco is optimistic about the success of C.H.S. ' s new curriculum. He feels that the students are its greatest assets and he has been very pleased with the class of ' 76. Mr. Franco wishes us all the best of luck, and we thank him for his time and efforts. FRANCIS HERIiHY Mr. Herlihy is the new Junior Master of Chelsea High. Appointed this year, he has shown great talent in tracking down C.H.S. ' s mischief makers. We congratulate him on his new position and wish him luck in his sleuthing. EDWARD ROSA Our master, Mr. Edward Rosa, has been at the high school since 1975 keeping all of us little devils in line. He ' s a nice guy, dedicated administrator, and a very busy person. We are in very good hands with Mr. Rosa as our master. 11 English DANNA MAUREEN CROWLEY LIFE STORY-- Sailing to Byzantium LEAD—William Butler Yeats ACTIVTTIES--English teacher, English de partment chairperson JOSEPH HANEGAN LIFE STORY-- Stranger Than Science LEAD--Joe Hanegan ACTIVITIES--Astral travelling, levitating, meditating, dreaming JOHN MAHONEY JACQUELINE GAGNON LIFE STORY-- Battle Of The Bulge LEAD--A Talented Unknown ACTIVITIES--Union Member, NCTE member, Beacon Advisor, Teachers ' Volleyball Team JANET IMBORNONE LIFE STORY— The Good, The Bad, G The Ugly LEAD--Maria Ouspenskaya ACTIVITIES—National Honor Society TOM MAHONEY I HERBERT LOCKE LIFE STORY-- Veni, Vidi, Vici LEAD--J 0 -EI Zundell SONYA COLEMAN--Librarian JOHANNA BARTLETT LIFE STORY— Bambi Meets Godzilla LEAD—Marilyn Monroe ACTIVITIES--Advisor--Literary Magazine MAX ROSS LIFE STORY-- Success With WoMs LEAD—Ronald Regan JOSEPH SLATER BERNARD SCHWARTZ LIFE STORY— A Theory Of Relativity— Twiced Removed LEAD—Ariel ACTIVITIES—Scholarship Committee STUART FEINBERG LIFE STORY-- Gone With The Wind LEAD—Mouse Mirochnick ACTIVITIES—Freshman Class Advisor, Freshman Foot¬ ball Coach PAUL RENZI ACTIVITIES—German Club Advisor, Administrative Council SHERRILL BOVERI LIFE STORY— Vegetable Farm LEAD—Mrs. Chips ACTIVITIES—Financial Yearbook Advisor, Flower Fund Representative, Administrative Advisory Committee, National Education Association, National Council Of Teachers Of English. JANICE FACTOR LIFE STORY-- Gone With The Wind LEAD—Lady Luck ACTIVITIES— Majorette Advisor 15 r n jam 11| i rm TTmr m [ir r i n it nTi miffnmtT TimrminitnnTmnrimrrnTn ' n h m n i n 1 L rnrrnr n V % REBECCA MACK LIFE STO RY--Airport LEAD--Angie Dickinson ACTIVITIES--Assoc. Of Teachers of Math of N.E. Assoc, of Teachers of Low Achievers in Math Chelsea Teachers Assoc. Mass. Teach¬ ers Assoc. National Education Assoc. Advisor to School Newspaper, Red Devil Press ' ' ' ' ' M 1 FRANCES X. MAHONEY LIFE STORY-- Those Were the Days LEAD—Joseph Van Betten ACTIVITIES—Teacher parent ETTA KAPLAN LIFE STORY-- Live and Learn LEAD--My husband and three sons ACTIVITIES--N.E. Teachers of Mathematics ■ VT T TTITI w m r r TTTTTT TTTTTT A. EMILY ROMANO LIFE STORY— A Dream Comes True LEAD--me ACTIVITIES--National Council of Teachers of Mathematics RICHARD FINERAN LIFE STORY-- Six Million Dollar man LEAD—Richard Fineran ACTIVITIES--Sophomore Class Advisor MARILYN DANON LIFE STORY-- Great Expectations LEAD--Woody Allen ACTIVITIES—Adminstrators Advisory Council, National Honor Society Advisor, Spanish Club Consultant FILBERTO LOPEZ LIFE STORY-- The Eternal Motion LEAD—Myself ACTIVITIES--Spanish Club Advisor MARY GUERRIERO LIFE STORY-- The Dream Machine LEAD—Myself ACTIVITIES—Italian Club Advisor MARILYN GLOVER LIFE STORY-- The Emperor And I LEAD--Little Caesar ACTIVITIES--Lat in Club Advisor, Chelsea Teacher ' s Union MYER GOOTKIN--Head Of Language Department LIFE STORY-- The Effect Of The Great Depression And World War II LEAD—I ACTIVTTIES—French Club Advisor Science MAURICE PEARLMAN LIFE STORY--The Molecule and I LEAD—Robert Redford ACTIVITIES--Member of National Science Teachers of America, Chelsea High Science Club Advisor KATHLEEN HANSEN LIFE STORY—-Cheaper by thv. Dozen LEAD--A Guinea Pig ACTIVITIES—Horticultural Club DAVID PEARLMUTTER LIFE STORY—Frustration LEAD—The Brilliant Chem Student ACTIVITIES—Parapsychology Club FRANCES TKACZUK LIFE STORY—Class of 1975 LEAD--Student from the Class of 1975 ACTIVITIES—Class Advisor 1975, National Ass. of Biolo¬ gy Teachers c— ; JOSEPH N. SLATER LIFE STORY--The Wonders of Nature LEAD--All Living Things ACTIVITIES—Photography Club Advisor, American Fed¬ eration of Teachers, New England Biology Association, National Science Teachers Association, Mini Grant for Horticultural Sciences RICHARD WALSH JOSEPH PEREZ LIFE STORY—When I Woke Up It Was Chelsea Morning LEAD—Boris Karloff 21 Social Studies OB JAKlEJ ftO JAMES F. O ' DONNELL LIFE STORY-- I Don ' t Get No Respect LEAD--Rodney Dangerfield ACTIVITIES--Dept. Head-Social Studies SAn FR KCISC0 ROBERT TIRO LIFE STORY-- I ' ve Only Just Begun LEAD--Myself Los a tfeeijs mey ico air RICHARD R. FINEBERG LIFE STORY-- Good-Bye Mr. Chips LEAD--Peter O ' Toole ACTIVITIES— Unusually Hand Working Teacher 8UEN0S Ai«ff It London • MOSCOW LINDA KATZEN LIFE STORY--It ' : Mad, Mad World LEAD Myself MAoftiO LISBON • P£ KIN GILBERT CHERRY • , HANOI TEL. AVIV CAIRO • CASA BLANCA ADDISA6A6A SHELDON GREENGLASS LIFE STORY-- My Cup Runneth Over LEAD—Who Else But Me? ACTIVITIES--Due to the Ruling of the CIA FBI, All Overt Covert Activities Must Remain Secret SYDNEY Madagascar JOSEPH SULLIVAN LIFE STORY--The Greatest Story Ever Told LEAD--Myself ACTIVITIES--Personal TODD FLAHERTY LIFE STORY--The Value of Life LEAD--Clint Eastwood ACTIVITIES--Head Football Coach BONNIE BELMONTE LIFE STORY— Let ' s Do It Again LEAD--Me of course and the Magic Mushroom ACTIVITIES--Horseback Riding Advisor ERNEST SULLIVAN LAWRENCE BLOOM I EDWARD CO NOLLY LIFE STORY--Checker of Figures And Forms LEAD--Mr. Frustration 25 ALFRED STAWICKI RHONDA BLOCK LIFE STORY--The Mystery Of The Short Hand LEAD—Me ACTIVITIES—Flower Fund LINDA QUINN 26 rrH ' ■ f f sr Z ly z i t f s rss„ „„ „„ ,.„ CAROL ANN SHORE ACTIVITIES--Administrators ' Advisory Committee IhCJ oUjfC 27 LEE CZAJLINSKI LIFE STORY--Is Your Last Name Polish? LEAD--Carl Yazstremski JOSEPH MAURO LIFE STORY-- YJM LEAD--Mighty Joe Young 28 JAMES STAFFORD LIFE STORY-- The Incredible Machine LEAD-- Loof Lirpa IRVING SCHWARTZ LIFE STORY-- Gone with the Wind LEAD—W.C. Fields ACTIVITIES—Scholarship Committee 29 30 Physical Education Department PHYSICAL EDUCATION ABRAHAM GARNICK LIFE STORY--May I Be Excused Today? LEAD--Arthur Ritis ACTIVITIES--Intramural Weight Lifting ! CONSTANCE PIKE LIFE STORY--I ' d Rather Be Sailing ACTIVITIES--Intramurals Program, Building Representative, for the Union, Girl ' s Basketball MICHAEL B. STEIN LIFE STORY-- Hit the Showers (Everyone) LEAD--Barry Goldwater or Claude Rains ACTIVITIES--Senior Class Advisor BEVERLY J. CORWIN LIFE STORY-- Far Out LEAD--The People I Love ACTIVITIES--Cheerleader Advisor, Pep Club Advisor SAUL NECHTEM LIFE STORY-- Around the World in a Round Ball LEAD--Benton Square ACTIVITIES--Director of Physical Education Athletics Home Economics MU :V: ® • •. • 0 0 0 Lr- 00 —vJ ta IRENE WELCH Fine Arts LORRAINE RUBY LIFE STORY--Deadly Weapons LEAD—Chesty Morgan ACTTVITIES--Enviormental Design Club JOSEPH KAGAN LIFE STORY--The Great Escape LEAD--Myma Loy ACTIVITIES--Intramural coach WALTER TEAL 33 RICHARD McLEAN LIFE STORY-- As the Wheel Turns LEAD--Evil Knivel KATHY DOBBYN 35 WILLIAM SCHAVRIEN JOSEPH VANBENTEN LIFE STORY— Paradise Lost LEAD--Ruth Gordon ““1 MELVIN FRIM LIFE STORY-- The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes LEAD--Don Knotts ACTIVITIES—Circus Ringleader JAMES HUNT LIFE STORY-- Watts on Second (Power Play) LEAD—Wally Volt ACTIVITIES—Zoo Keeper LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Glebus, Josephine Lamonica, Della Parker, Laura Covino, Grace Komechuck, Pearl McGauley. What a way to start the morning! ! 38 JESSIE WHITE MICHAEL BELFIORE 39 ■pM RjI? - 11 | IE 1 .. lfj Rfl la||j PUBLIC ARCHIVES lg y� Miss Gagnon—after the first deadline Nay, nay! Just try and catch me for detention If only I could change that F to a B! 45 No autographs, please! Datsa nice! Hey, your fly ' s open! Who says I ' m not handsome? Sleeping Beauty 46 Umm Coo-kiee Ah-chooo! Put litter in its place I KNEW they ' d catch us! Double dare you! My underarm tells n e I need a new deodorant. 47 ■■ A04K i- ■ ' m GEORGE ATHAS Gump December 30, 1957 49 Fremont Ave. ACTIVITIES—hockey, Intermural basketball, weightlifting UPS--Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, hockey DOWNS—goons, losers REMEMBER—When our study in 303 dropped books out the window. FAVORITE GOOF—driving, hitting 80mph on the Lynn Marsh AMBITION--to make millions I MARIANO AYALA Ayala June 21, 1957 74 Hawthone St. ACTIVITIES—hockey, football UPS—going places, sports of all sorts, girls, etc. DOWNS—getting up, football practice, going to Ross ' s room REMEMBER--Mr, M. Sullivan FAVORITE GOOF—Hanging on Chester Ave. AMBITION—to have a good life. PAUL BEALS UPS—new adventures, soft summer nights, sports DOWNS—not being able to finish the things I start AMBITION—to become a lawyer BRUNILDA BAEZ Bruny August 12, 1957 24 Heard Street ACTIVITIES—Hockey, volleyball, basketball UPS—Friday nights DOWNS—Monday mornings REMEMBER—The fun I had with Mr, Rosa ' s class in the ninth grade. AMBITION—To become a nurse. ROBERT BAGGS Baggs May 28, 1957 86 Blossom St. ACTIVITIES—like to work with wood, and like to be a machine. UPS—getting high DOWNS—getting bad marks REMEMBER—the old wood work room AMBITION—to be a computer STEVE BENTON March 20, 1958 131 Shurtleff St. KAREN BENTON Bee October 22, 1957 82 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES—basketball, singing, horse-back riding, parties, roller¬ skating UPS—Check day, parties, meeting new people, God DOW NS--money, getting up for school, study periods REMEMBER—basketball games FAVORITE GOOF—Chelsea High School AMBITION—to travel, to live GAIL BENTON October 13, 1958 27 Prescott Avenue ACTIVITIES—Homeroom represent¬ ative for 4 years, ballott commission¬ er, Red Cross Representative, Beacon staff, office aide, Meta Chi Sorority vice-president UPS—Bobby, weekends, true friends, concerts, partying, freedom, Papa G ' s DOWNS—Monday rainy days, being broke, being hurt, backstabbers, leav¬ ing CHS, nubs REMEMBER—Mr. Connolly ' s driving classes, H.H. A1 Zack ' s, Ski Trip, Mr. Locke ' s English classes, lunch time, memories R.H. AMBITION—to be a medical assistant and live my life to the fullest LIFE STORY— Caught in a Dream VIOLA BENTON Vi September 12, 1956 82 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES—basketball UPS—when there is no school,vacation DOWNS—getting up in the morning REMEMBER—all the ful at lunch time with my friends FAVORITE GOOF—CHS classes AMBITION—th help people, teach the deaf, to do what God wants me to do ARLEEN M. BODNER March 13, 1958 94 Sagamore Avenue ACTIVITIES--co-captain of the Ma¬ jorettes, Pep Club, guidance aide, Beacon staff UPS—real friends, winning, weekends, no school, partying, graduating DOWNS--losing, 7 a. m. practices, leaving CHS, losing that friend, being hurt, admitting you ' re wrong REMEMBER--Mr. Locke ' s English class, Mr. Glennon’s math class, win¬ ning, Thanksgiving ' 74, Tie Day, year 72, the knife, silver faces, the club SANDY BRUCE Sam March 4, 1958 51 Webster Street ACTIVITIES—Red Cross representa¬ tive Junior year, guidance aid UPS—lunch time, a good mark on a test, a day off from school, weekends, parties, good weather, pay day, sum¬ mer vacations REMEMBER—Mr. Lock ' s home mov¬ ies, Mr. Glennon ' s math class, Mr. Hanegan ' s homeroom, all the fun at CHS, Miss Belmonte, Mr. Weinstein and all his hair, Mr. Connolly, the football games, the trip to Florida, Tie Day, Pie contest AMBITION—to be a bookkeeper and travel PAUL BUCKLEY Buck October 10, 1958 147 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES—hockey, ballot com- ussioner, frosh baseball JPS--no homework, good marks days off, lab experiments, Class of ' 76 DOWNS—leaving CHS, rainy days, tests REMEMBER—CHS, 4th period, all my teachers, Mr. Perez FAVORITE GOOF—Junior 4th period, Senior 3rd period; Physics labs AMBITION—make a lot of money and retire young LIFE STORY— Exciting THOMAS BULLOCK Thom June 28, 1958 61 Exeter Street ACTIVITIES—homeroom representa- tive-9th and 10th grades, Beacon yearbook drive, Max-Ed UPS—having parties DOWNS--getting busted for cutting class, losing weight REMEMBER—my parties through the ' 75 year, Baby Yooee, Wild Lil and Mrs. Ruby, Vfe. Katzen, Robyn Portnoy FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Feinberg AMBITION—to be a successful florist . i ' MICHAEL BREAU August 25, 1958 50 Library Street UPS—M.H., true friends, weekends, money, Christmas, Graduation, sum¬ mer vacation REMEMBER—the stairs, Bethel, Maine, the good times, the psyche- out gang FAVORITE GOOF—Forbes, Ame, Whitey, Tony and Pete AMBITION—to live a long, happy and healthy life LIFE STORY— It Just Don ' t Turn Out That Way GEORGE DE BURGO August 10, 1954 131 Walnut Street ACTIVITIES —Photography UPS—lunch period DOWNS—tests REMEMBER—study periods FAVORITE GOOF—dancing AMBITION—to be an electrician LIFE STORY— George ' s Travels HENRY BUTTS Hank October 26, 1956 65 Shurtleff Street UPS—Friday afternoons DOWNS--Monday mornings REMEMBER—the milk carton hockey games in the cafeteria FAVORITE GOOF—forgetting my gym clothes AMBITION--to go into the Army MARGARET BURKE Peggy October 16, 1958 171 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES—freshmen homeroom representative, sophomore, junior, senior guidance office, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Beacon staff UPS—true friends, laughing, caring, special people, making up, losing weight REMEMBER--2-14-75, Diane, Sandy, Scoop, CHS friends, Margie (Snod¬ grass), K.A.B.; chocolate cake, E.P.N.P., MANDY , the Junior Prom, long talks, the Fiesta, good cries, Let ' s Dance, special friends, Karen L. , 0107, Nov. 14, 1975, predicting KAREN E. BUTT January 27, 1958 45 Nichols Street ACTIVITIES—Beacon staff, Science Club UPS—snow, Aerosmith, lemonade, beating Revere, Walk-on , Mr. Schwartz ' English class, cold Satur¬ day nights, skiing, McDonald ' s DOWNS—Everett, disecting frogs, those gross looking lunches, teachers whoses clothes don ' t match REMEMBER--Miss Carty, spaced without a trace , Our Class Spirit, the city of Chelsea and all of its dull¬ ness, the Y BARBARA ANN CAMERON Jabarb February 1, 1958 13 Guam Road ACTIVITIES—captain of the girls ' basketball team, junior and senior homeroom representative, secretary of the Photography Club, Science Club, Intramural softball, junior and senior prom committee, Beacon staff, Pep Club UPS--loving and being loved, friends, beautiful people at CHS, smiles, my guy, Mr. Schwartz ' s English class REMEMBER--my physic ' s class (if that ' s what it was), Junior Skip Day, Marshmallows, 4th of July, the Null Set, girls ' basketball team, April 13, 1975, Papa Gino ' s, a certain guy, Avogardro ' s No. 6.023x1025 4 y JOHN BUTTS Jack October 26, 1956 65 Shurtleff Street ACTIVITIES—playing sports UPS—when I am active DOWNS—when I am bored REMEMBER—the milk carton hockey game in the cafeteria FAVORITE GOOF--forgetting my lunch money AMBITION--Air Force LIFE STORY—I feel better when I am up than down JACQUEUNE CHAPNIK Jackie December 20 24 Bartlett Street ACTIVITIES--£reshmen and sopho¬ more H.R. representative; junior and senior class treasurer; manager of cross country and indoor and outdoor track teams; member of the BEACON staff; Marsha Jordan Fashion Board; treasurer of ESP Club UPS—Mike C.; attending C.H.S. after moving to Malden; Proms; my good friends; modeling; ice cream; the class of ' 76; smiles; love DOWNS—rainy weekends; lonliness; bad moods; chem. tests REMEMBER—Mike C.; Shawmutt; ' 73 football parties; ' 74 Thanksgiv¬ ing game; 5th period; L.N.F.D.; can it ; turkey subs with pickles and no mustard; Junior Prom; 16 ; Peggy ' s cake in Cary ' s face; Friday the 13th; the Track Team ELLEN JOAN CHAPMAN Ellie May November 21, 1957 57 Burma Road ACTIVITIES—majorettes, girls ' bas¬ ketball team and Omega Phi Sorority UPS—eating at the Hilltop Steak House, weekends, the football and basketball games DOWNS—early morning practices, homework, and rainy days REMEMBER—my trip to Disney World, Florida, twirling at the football games, and all the fun I had on the girls ' bas¬ ketball team AMBITION—to become a secretary DONAMARIE CASEY September 7, 1958 33 Harvard Street ACTIVITIES—BEACON staff, Vice- president of the Spanish Club, Math Club, Ballot commissioner UPS—Spirit of ' 76, long weekends, victory parties, Monty Python, choc¬ olate chip pancakes, the Thanksgiving game, good friends DOWNS—1st period Junior year, being called Donna , split ends, math club meetings, depression, rain REMEMBER—PB marshmallow and chip sandwiches, Spanish IV, the Three Stooges, Mr. Moe, Cousin May, pi diddles, Goon, homeroom 121, squeezing 10 kids in a VW, the victims FAVORITE GOOF—The Devil ' s Delivery AMBITION—to be successful JAMES CHAPUT Chaput ACTIVITIES— ' Camping, hiking, hav¬ ing fun in the out-of-doors UPS—having fun, happy people, just doing nothin; having the best problem in the world— having too much mon¬ ey and not knowing what to spend it on first DOWNS—seeing anybody or any living thing getting hurt in any way REMEMBER—Hola-Crial as la facha, little black things crawling in our hot lunches; Max-Larry and especially Jumpin Joe and his little gentlemen FAVORITE GOOF-taking tests CATHY CIMINO Cathy August 26, 1958 133 Bloomingdale Street UPS—weekends, vacations, parties, music, concerts, movies DOWNS—rainy days REMEMBER—the fun I had at C.H.S. PATRICIA CLARK NICKNAME— Patty December 14, 1958 3 Clinton Court ACTIVITIES—Freshman Student Ad¬ visory Board, Sophomore Office Aide Treasurer, Mete Chi Sorority, Max- Ed, Red Devil Press Member. UPS—Billy, long weekends, gradua¬ tion, David Bowie, Big Scoop, Sleep¬ ing, Little Harvey, Chrysler Cordoba REMEMBER—Mr. Mauro, Junior Prom, Mr. Connolly ' s Bookeeping 1 Class, Tie Day, Mr. Locke ' s Junior English Class. AMBITION—Legal Secretary LIFE STORY—Ball of Confusion CORINNE CRONIN JUNE 26, 1958 REVERE BEACH PARKWAY ACTIVITIES—National Honors Socie¬ ty, Majorettes UPS—True friends, Don, Weekends, snow REMEMBER—January 10, 1975, New Years Eve. 75, deerskins, devil , Uncle Al ' s car, Mustache, Buddies, Mr. Locke ' s English Class, Perkins. ALBA CORONA April 4, 1958 46 Shawmut Street ACTIVITIES—Swimming, tennis, playing the piano UPS—My favorite boyfriend, Marcial; sport cars, vacations DOWNS- -Housework REMEMBER—My Childhood FAVORITE GOOF—Gilligan AMBITION—Serve Society, own a Rolls Royce and travel LIFE STORY— He aint heavy, he ' s my brother MARCY COHEN June 29, 1958 238 Washington Ave. UPS—Weekends, music, dancing, concerts, the summer, true friends DOWNS—Sundays, being broke, lone¬ liness, studying, the winter, and get¬ ting bombed with eggs. REMEMBER—Nov. 2, 1973, junior prom, the old homeroom chats with Karen, Gails help FAVORITE GOOF—Margie AMBITION—To be a dental lab technician LIFE STORY—I must of got lost GEORGE CREIGHTON June 15, 1957 31 Highland St. ACTIVITIES—D.E. Working UPS—Fields, weekends DOWNS--Monday-Thursday, Test REMEMBER—Mr. Rosa with his five hundred dollar lectures. FAVORITE GOOF—D.E. and be¬ tween periods AMBITION—To Become rich and to have my own record store LIFE STORY—Life is like a stage we ' re all a bunch of actors and we play are own roles. DOUGLAS DEANGEUS Dougie D October 14, 1958 322 Washington Avenue ACTIVITIES—Beacon photographer and Max Ed UPS—days off, Fridays, listening to the Jim Bean Band, being with good people, scoring DOWNS—homework, Mondays, re¬ port cards, striking out REMEMBER--the 50 EMPTYS, 4 years in Post 109, football and frostys at the Satalite, Dave saying Good anuf for ya FAVORITE GOOF—Marc doing the gorilla, 6th period study, 7th period typing, Big Bad Ed AMBITION—to be a good electrician and start my car company LIFE STORY— Scoring DIANE F. DEPAULO Di July 8, 1958 90 Garland Street ACTIVITIES—Beacon Layout Staff, secretary of the Spanish Club, Ballot commisioner UPS—true friends, parties, Fridays, Spirit of ' 76 , winning, payday, love, Thanksgiving game. DOWNS—Monday mornings, work, Chemistry class, nothing to do on Fri¬ day night, fake people, homework. REMEMBER— One , Spanish IV, Miss Jane, 3 Stooges, Cousin May, Sopho¬ more 6th period study, Can I see you for a minute? , 7V ' s, Cual es la fe- cha ?, Kelleys, Memory Lane AMBITION—to be successful and happy. LIFE STORY— Miles to Nowhere ORLANDO DIAZ Landy August 17, 1956 911 Broadway ACTIVITIES—French Club (Pres.), Math Club (Pres. ) Photography Club, guitar player, Karate student National Honor Society, Beacon Staff. REMEMBER—Cuba, my first day in theU.S.A., friends at C.H.S. AMBITION—To become a doctor (M.D.) LIFE STORY— You ' re Something Special USA MARIE DIAMOND Lee November 9, 1958 34 Pembroke Street ACTIVITIES—student curriculum committee, Beacon business staff UPS--being with friends, too much snow to go to school DOWNS—leaving most of my friends behind. REMEMBER--Mrs. Montesano ' s Span¬ ish orals, the trip to Florida, Mrs. Boveri ' s famous quote You vegeta¬ bles , all my great friends at C.H.S. AMBITION—to be a successfull ele¬ mentary ed. teacher. CARLOS DIAZ ' Bullet December 30, 1957 911 Broadway ACTIVITIES—French club, Math club, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Beacon. UPS—Pay day, weekends, girls, sum¬ mer, winning, true friends DOWNS—Monday mornings, home¬ work, winter, cafeteria food, deten¬ tion REMEMBER—Homeroom 121, Gag¬ non ' s English class, C.H.S., all of my friends, skin head, Raiders , The Big O AMBITION--Success and Happiness. DAVID COHEN Dave August 23, 1958 140 Addison Street ACTIVITIES—Clover Lubells A.Z.A. UPS—Mrs. Kaplan ' s 7th period math class DOWNS--eating high school food; leaving Chelsea High School REMEMBER--Dave Aptaker - teaching Mr. Feinberg ' s class for 2 weeks AMBITION--to go into business for myself JOSEPH DIXON Joe May 9, 1958 130 Bellingham Street UPS-vacations, payday DOWNS—coming to school in the moring, exams FAVORITE GOOF—Ronny Waxman AMBITION—make the first million before age 21 KAREN DI PERRI June 11, 1958 129 Maverick Street ACTIVITIES— P.H.C. , Iota Chi Sorority, F.G. UPS—Paul, corny jokes, parties, summer, weekends, C.S.N. Y., real friends, ski trips, graduating, a cup of tea, to be cared for DOWNS—Paul being away, rain, get¬ ting ragged, winter, being labeled, conceited people, waiting, clicks, fights REMEMBER--celler, fields, Richdales, rotten cherries, Class of ' 76, Septem¬ ber 28, 1974, beep beep , 4, That ' s Life , sophomore year, Mr. Connolly FAVORITE GOOF—Chris, Moon Maidens , Clav-d-ia-Ig-gay AMBITION—to marry an airman, become a legal secretary JERRY DION Moose May 14, 1958 28 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES—baseball co-captain, cross country UPS—winning three G.B.L. cham¬ pionships in one full year DOWNS—getting caught cheating on your test for one answer, talking on the Red Devil ' s Delivery, losing mon¬ ey on football cards REMEMBER—Mr. Rosa and Mr. Fran¬ co, Coach Joe Bevere, Coach Barry Dwyer, good times, E.Z. FAVORITE GOOF--1918, get out and push, listening to Scott Alice JOHN DIBLASI Dibs October 7, 1957 110 Central Avenue ACTIVITIES—drinking down the fields UPS—weekends, school, zits, snobs REMEMBER—Cat ' s Alley and the mad head, the old gold FAVORITE GOOF—D.E. AMBITION—to be rich LIFE STORY— Hard PATRICIA DRISCOLL Tricia May 3, 1958 65 Exeter Street UPS--K.B., weekends, walking in the snow, 6 28, being happy, Mr. Franco, getting what you want. DOWNS--morning practices, Mon¬ days, leaving C.H.S., losing your best friend. REMEMBER—the summer of 75 , Herbe Locke, ski-trips, Mr. Rosa, the times with the girls, sophomore year. FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Glennon ' s math class AMBITION--to be a nurse KAREN DOYLE May 15, 1958 4 Saipan Road UPS—laughter, parties, love, smiling, sunshine, special friends, snow, pay day, vacations, dreams, wishing that tilings come true. DOWNS—rainy days, Mondays, being hurt, fighting, confusion, stubborn people. REMEMBER—3 Stooges, You Know Who , H.R. 122, Elton John Concert, One , the great people I ' ve met, good times, those faces. AMBITION—simple free LIFE STORY— Lost in a Lost World JOHN DOWLING October 8, 1957 70 Grove Street STEPHEN E. DUFFY Duff March 12, 1958 79 Burma Road ACTIVITIES—making money, food, babes, music, friends. REMEMBER—all the mean parties we used to hold around the school hunting Feinberg with pies during the pie throwing contest. FAVORITE GOOF--Mark Williams, Tommy Moore, Ed Schastiny. AMBITION--make money-music- BETTE DOUCETTE 81 Bellingham Street November 10, 1958 LAWRENCE EPSTEIN November 8, 1958 59 Addison Street RALPH EAVES SUNSHINE August 4, 1958 59 Clark Avenue ACTIVITIES—Hockey, Track, Honor Society, Spanish Club UPS—Hockey, nice biscuits, scoring, Hotel Eaves, Daylight, H.U.T.H. DOWNS--Cupcake Island, Sat. morn¬ ing practices, Rainy Friday nights REMEMBER--My Skinhead, The Bust up Cupcake Island, Luke ' s Partv AMBITION—to become a rich and successful dentist SHARON FALETRA August 12, 1958 35 Winthrop Rd. ACTIVITIES--Co-Capt. of Majorettes, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Girls Basketball, Italian Club, Iota Chi Sorority, Spanish Club, HR Rep., ESP Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Girls Club, Student Curriculum Committee QUOTE—If you love something, set it free. If it returns, it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. UPS—Candy, Diane, Bella, Jo-Ann, gossip with Peggy, J.T., The Pancake House before games, R. L., Sharon H. , RFC, Kelly ' s Kreme, Mustang ' s II DOWNS—Cafeteria food, homework, Majorette practice, two-faced people, tests, rainy football days, Mondays REMEMBER—The Y , My partner Jo-Ann, The Jug, Meadow Road, The Shaw-mutts, Jr, Prom, The Skat¬ ing Rink, Practice at 7:00 AM, Faces, Guido, HR 122, A.R., Summer of 74 , Hola! SANDRA KAREN FINKLE SANDY June 16, 1958 128 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES—MJW B ' nai Brith, Kappa Alpha Tau Sorority Secretary, Girls Club, Latin Club, Science Club Quote— You know what I mean UPS—Friday night parties, good friends, holiday weekends DOWNS—Monday mornings, leav¬ ing your friends, surprise quizzes REMEMBER—when I burned my fin¬ ger in chem lab, rm. 220, Carol, all the good times at CHS, Algebra II FAVORITE GOOF—Advanced Place¬ ment English WILLIAM D. EAVES BILLY July 3, 1958 133 Chester Ave. ACTIVITIES—Hockey, Science Club, Spanish Club, Math Club, National Honor Society, Homeroom Rep-Jr and Sr, Equestrian Club, ESP Club, Beacon Staff, Harvard Book Award UPS—Fridays, Daylight, J.D., win¬ ning, scoring, submarine races DOWNS—Mondays, hockey practice, losing, SAT ' s, rainy weekends REMEMBER—Supercoach J. Y., the can, Mrs. Moe, YJM, HR 121, The Elton John Concert, weekends at J.B. Smith Jr ' s, Jo DiDi FAVORITE GOOF—Cupcake Island AMBITION--Dentist GERARD GALLANT SPACESHOT September 28, 1958 1 Grand View Rd. ACTIVITIES—Hockey FAVORITE FOOD—Linda ' s cookies UPS—Full tank of gas DOWNS--Empty tank of gas REMEMBER—The Skating Rink, Spen¬ cer Ave. FAVORITE GOOF—CHERYL AMBITION—To be rich and own a Lincoln BURT FREEDMAN BEIRT May 3, 1958 60 Warren Ave ACTIVITIES—Senior, Junior, Soph¬ omore and Freshman Class Vice- President, Student Council, Freshman HR Representative, Student Curricu¬ lum Committee, National Honor Society, Track, Basketball, Cross- Counry UPS—Breaking the tape, scoring, getting in there, handling class money DOWNS—Maps $5 Converse, zit at¬ tacks, bottom lockers REMEMBER--Doing own homework, two-face, Sophomore Class Dance, O.T.H.U., The Moustache, the T- shirts, HEY, Arkansas Gems. KELLEY GALLAGHER March 2, 1958 67 Sixth St. ACTIVITIES—Theta Psi Sorority, Sargent of Arms, Horseback Riding Club UPS—Arthur, lunchtime, Torkin and Jorkin, graduating REMEMBER—Grandma ' s, Mr. Lock ' s Junior English Class, Homeroom 123, 2nd floor basement in 10th grade, Junior Prom, all the great times we had BUZZING around CHS FAVORITE GOOF—Frank Grungo AMBITION—To fulfill my life to the best of my ability DANNY GALLAGHER GOD July 31, 1957 39 Parker St. ACTIVITIES—Drums FAVORITE FOOD—Lasagna UPS—Concerts DOWNS—Rain REMEMBER—June 9 FAVORITE SONG—Dead Babies FAVORITE GOOF—Horace DeBuse Jones DIANE T. FRANGIAMONE Di April 15, 1958 41 Woodlawn Ave. ACTIVITIES—Glee Cub, Majorettes, Italian Club, Spanish Cub President, ESP Club, Girls Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee UPS--laughter, smiling, being with good friends DOWNS—tests, phoney people, saying goodbye, The Heartbreak Kid , being stood up by S.C. REMEMBER—June 1, Summer of 73, an orange Vega, Meadow Road. ROBERT GRIFFITH Griff October 13, 1957 128 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES—T ennis UPS—Girls, food, life DOWNS—Homework, Monday morning REMEMBER—First time at C.H.S. AMBITION—To own a pro sports team CINDY GORDON July 13, 1957 25 Cary Ave. ACTIVITIES—H.R. Rep. 9th 10th, Red Cross UPS—Barry, horse back riding, camp¬ ing trips, long rides, meeting nice people DOWNS—Waking up early in the morning, having fights! REMEMBER—Camping trip Aug. 1975, New Hampshire FAVORITE GOOF—Cathy AMBITION—To be a secretary and a ! housewife FRANK GRUNGO Frankie May 13, 1958 64 Orange St. ACTIVITIES—Swimming, football, getting high UPS—Secong floor basement, the whole senior class, math class DOWNS--School lunch REMEMBER—Woodwork, A1 Zack ' s, Miss Gagnon ' s homeroom 123 FAVORITE GOOF—Kelly Gallagher, Susan Gulizia AMBITION—To be a carpenter LIFE STORY— Bom Free SANDRA RUTH GORDON Sandy November 20, 1958 61 Addison St. ACTIVITIES—Pres. Manuel J. Weiner B.B.G., Editor Business Beacon staff, Junior and Senior Council, Girl ' s Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, band UPS—Friday, my friends, B.B.G, flute DOWNS—Sunday night REMEMBER --J. P., August Moon, Meatballs!, the patience and under¬ standing of my friends, sewing circle, indoor and outdoor driving, Tell it to Peg AMBITION—Spanish teachers, to be happy and make others happy LIFE STORY— Times To Remember MARJORIE L. GOSHDIGIAN Margie January 6, 1958 110 Prescott Ave. ACTIVITIES—Cheerleader, Beacon business staff, Iota Chi Sorority UPS—parties, long weekends, cheer¬ ing at games, vacations, ski trips, knowing you have friends, traveling, love, graduating, being happy DOWNS--getting up for school, rain¬ ing at football games, staying in, leaving C.H.S., getting homeork on weekends, losing that certain someone REMEMBER—The Junior Prom, Mr. Locke ' s English class, Tie Day, school lunches, all my friends at C.H.S., summer hockey games AMBITION—to be happy and to get everything I yant out of life LIFE STORY— Whatever will Be, Will Be CAROL HARVEY Jive Turkey September 18, 1958 234 Chestnut Street ACTIVITIES—president of the Glee Club, Omega Phi Sororiety, secretary of Class, member of the Pep Club, member of the Spanish Club UPS—coming to school, going to California, going to C.H.S., foot¬ ball games, weekends, skiing trips withV.B., parties, being with some¬ one who you really dig DOWNS—to have to stay in on week¬ ends, having no money, not going to any parties, having no one that cares REMEMBER--the good times at CHS, Mr. Connolly, the Jr. Prom, Herbie Locke, R.M., going to SSC, Mrs. Moe, Jaws Frannie FAVORITE GOOF—G.C. AMBITION—to become an important person in American Society LIFE STORY— Be What You Want To Be NICHOLAS J. HEALEY Nick 67 Bellingham Street June 15, 1958 UPS—Fridays DOWNS—homework REMEMBER—Mr. Locke, Mr. Sul¬ livan, Mr. Stawicki AMBITION—to be rich and go to college ROBIN M. HEABERUN February 1, 1958 153 Hamilton Street ACTIVITIES—treasurer of Theta Psi Sororiety UPS—long weekends, concerts, snow, being with my friends, the summer¬ time, Graduating! DOWNS—school, trains, getting caught skipping, dust, oweing people money REMEMBER—partying over Osgood ' s, our Junior Prom, Carpenter ' s Farm, Miss Gagnon ' s homeroom 123 FAVORITE GOOF—Woody Allen AMBITION—to become a nurse and travel around the world LIFE STORY— Life is Full of Ups and Downs LAWRENCE HARVEY 234 Chestnut Street JOANNE HARRIS Jo April 10, 1958 399 Crescent Avenue ACTIVITIES—Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee UPS—long weekends, no school, the bell to go home, no homework DOWNS—Monday morning, 8:05 staying after school REMEMBER—Mr. Locke ' s English class, fun with Liz, Cathy Nancy, the Beach Boys ' Concert, Nov. 19, 1974 Nov. 29, 1974 AMBITION-to be a dental assistant KEVIN MICHAEL FRANCIS INNES Kev 84 Grove Street ACTIVITIES—music, drama, sking UPS—Bren, KarenS, KarenM, Pat music caeagna and NH. DOWNS--Shcool, Homework, Boring people of any kind. REMEMBE FAVORITE GOOF—Singing the Blues AMBITOIN--Teacher Of Dramatic Arts GAIL SANDRA HILL November 11, 1958 151 Shawmut Street ACTIVITIES—Beacon business staff, Pep Club, Glee Club, Sisters of Life Girls Club, Kappa Alpha Tau Soror- iety and Manuel J. Weiner B ' nai Brith girls REMEMBER--Chemistry labs, hard to handle windshield wipers , AMBITION--to be happy within my¬ self for what done and will do without having to live up to a goal or certain status LIFE STORY— Too Late to Turn Back Now! CHRISTINE HOWARD 8 Murray Street October 25, 1958 ACTIVITIES—pep club, beacon, Business staff UPS—Arthur, Friday nights, parties, good friends DOWNS—homework, phinies, fights, mondays REMEMBER—December 31, 1973, Labor DMy Weekend 75:, all the good tomes AMBITION—to make millions THOMAS HERMAN Tom June 11, 1957 419 Washington Avenue UPS—summer, Canada, Yamaha, CHS woodshop, North East Regional, N.H. DOWNS—a broken Yamaha REMEMBER—I will always remember the good people and good times at CHS FAVORITE GOOF—riding in the dirt, camping Prattville AMBITION—to ba a cabinet maker and to live in Canada LIFE STORY— Good Vibrations SHERILYN HOLSTEN April 1, 1957 46 Gardner Street ACTIVITIES—CHS tutor, Beacon staff, Glee Club UPS—clubs, parties, good people, close friends and having a mother like mine DOWNS—CHS lunch and saying good¬ bye to CHS people REMEMBER—all the good times, Shorty ' s (Weinstein) class, and Di¬ apers FAVORITE GOOF—walking in Chelsea High in the morning and Mr. Stawick- i ' s class AMBITION--to go to college and have a good life MARION C. JOHNSON Big Girl October 24, 1958 2 Parkway Ct. ACTIVITIES—office girl, Iota-Chi Sorority, F.G. UPS-- D , summer, weekends, Leon Russell, Jethro Tull, true friends, ski trips, Christmas, being loved by some¬ one you love, graduating and reaching my goal DOWNS—plastic people, hassles, being labeled, backstabhers. being bummed out REMEMBER-- Rotten Cherries , the swing , the little fields, the cellar, the 4 rejects, Mr. Connolly, July 19, 1974, New Year ' s ' 75 AMBITION—to become a medical assistant and to someday live in Colorado. MARC S. KAGAN Gorilla August 16, 1958 70 Warren Avenue ACTIVITIES—Outdoor track, foot¬ ball, Beacon and Max-ed photogra¬ pher, photography club, UPS—Jim Beam Band, party, Friday drag racing at NED, Senior year, CHS DOWNS—tests on Mondays, leaving CHS, Nixon, waking up early on Sundays REMEMBER— Football and Frosty ' s at the Satellite School, the cafeteria at CHS AMBITION--to join the Air Force LIFE STORY— The Apple Dumpling Gang DENISE JOY KARLIN Denisie 154 Shurtleff Street February 10, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Editor of the Red Devil Press, National HOnor Society, Student Advisory Committee, Latin Club, Guidance office aide, Beacon Writing Staff, Sisters of Life Girl ' s Club, Man¬ uel J. Weiner BBG REMEMBER—going to a press con¬ ference at AIC in a blizzard. La- tinlll Aeneas and Dido, NCCJ work¬ shops, Junior classical league Aca¬ demic Contest in Latin-1975, lab experiment in chemistry, Fiendish , Mrs. Mack all the help she ' s given me AMBITION—to become Chief Justice of the Supreme Court LIFE STORY— The Odyssey ELIZABETH JEDREY Liz March 4, 1958 457 Eastern Avenue ACTIVITIES--girl ' s basketball, Pep Club, prom committee, chairwoman of Prom Book UPS—concerts, sunny days, being with people I love, little bunnies, Chris DOWNS—leaving CHS, losing the World Series REMEMBER—September 12, The Road Runner , Junior Skip Day, Nan¬ cy, Joanne and Barbara AMBITION—to become an accountant SARA NANCY KERR Nan April 4, 1958 131 Hawthorn Street ACTIVITIES—Photography Club, Bal¬ lot Commissioner UPS—long walks, fresh air, country air, country sunshine, a day in school when I ' m not in trouble, being with my friends DOWNS—when I ' m in trouble over something dumb, rainy days, biology, gad grades, the end of the weekend, being short REMEMBER--Jr. Skip Day, St. Dress up Day, Mickey Moose, Little Lizzy, all the good times at CHS, Mr. Mauro Mr. Lee, all the good times work¬ ing in the Max-Ed office, Career Day, the new gym AMBITION—accountant ANTHONY KRYSTYNIAK Tony 61 Blossom Street March 3, 1958 UPS--When I ' m bowling for money DOWNS--When there is nothing to do on the weekend REMEMBER—The Chelsea Square Bowling Alleys AMBITION—To become a book keeper ALICIA KLOSOWSKI 79 Burma Road October 4, 1958 ACTIVITIES—co-captain of the Ma¬ jorettes; Beacon Business Staff; Pep Club UPS—Wayne; a weekend in Maine; honest talks with friends DOWNS—morning practices; home¬ work on weekends; being alone REMEMBER—Oct. 5, 1974; Miss Factor; 72 FAVORITE GOOF—Snoopy AMBITION—Medical Laboratory Technician JO-ANN KING 176 Central Ave. January 14, 1959 UPS—Partying, real friends, grad¬ uating, Knowing he ' ll be Your friend again, winning, sleeping and remem¬ bering old times DOWNS--Losing that certain someone, rainy football games, backstabbers, A.M. practaces, losing, having to hide your feelings, and lying to some¬ one you really care about REMEMBER—May 13, summer of 73, Reckles, June 15, Mr. Connolly, my partner Sharon, L.T., July 19, McDonalds, August 19, Mr. Locke ' s class, November 10 11 AMBITION--To be happy in whatever I do LIFE STORY—Can ' t Get Enough BARBARA KRAKOFSKY Barbie September 14, 1958 51 Addison St. ACTIVITIES—Pep Club, Latin Club, Senior Ballot Commission UPS—My friends, G.H., sunny warm days, being able to sleep, going out on weekends, being in love, summers, concerts, listening to my stereo, foot¬ ball, Color My World DOWNS --Homework, rainy days, Monday mornings, rotten sisters, bor¬ ing classes, flunking tests, headaches REMEMBER-- The Sewing Circle , camp, Barbies and Marlie, Sork, Mrs. Kaplan ' s geometry class, Mr. Slater ' s ties, Aeneas et Dido, meatballs ! ! ! AMBITION--To become a doctor and live in Israel JOSEPH LALLY Lai February 5, 1958 101 Marlburo St. ACTIVITIES—Football, basketball, track UPS—To be able to be with the one you want to be with alone DOWNS-Not being able to do what you want when you want to do it DEMEMBER—Dalene, the bun fights, coconuts, Bethel Maine, the library gang, H.R. 124, Tucherson, Dicky Pedi Show, the Beacon Bums FAVORITE GOOF—Cooking class, mystery lit. AMBITION--To be a custom agent LIFE STORY— Love, Life, Laughs | i ANTHONY LEA Tony 105 Franklin Ave, June 2, 1957 ACTIVITIES—Indoor Outdoor Track Cross--Country, Business Staff Beacon, Assembly Advisory Committee UPS—Friday night, senior year, Class of 76 DOWNS—fourth and sixth period study, Monday morning FAVORITE GOOF—Life and the living AMBITION—To be an electrical engineer LIFE STORY—Popular Mechanics NANCY LEMERISE Crash 53 Jefferson Ave. October 10, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Meta Chi Sorority, Max-Ed, Partying UPS—B.H., Saturday nights, 7 12 74, snow ragging with my mother, Close to the Edge , Walking in the rain, money to spend DOWNS— Leaving on a Je t Plane, hangovers, walking, CHS, 7 a.m. growing up REMEMBER—T.R., and all the fun we had, my first party with the rotten cherries, the accident, my mother, REMEMBER— Tequila Sunrise , Camping, New Year ' s 1974 FAVORITE GOOF— Ray ' s the Ghoul, Duck ' s on the wall—Quack up. AMBITION—to make a certain Bell- bottomed bou happy to be a pro¬ fessional bartender LIFE STORY—Time for livin ' , time for givin KAREN LINDHOLM 61 Madison Ave. December 27, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Beacon Staff, Art Club, homeroom rep., the slowly desolving Meti Chi Sorority, Anthony. UPS—snow, jewelry, Anthony, trees flowers, and all that hippy stuff. DOWNS—getting fat, big eyes, sloe gin, Christmas, getting ripped off for my birthday, most of the world. REMEMBER—Mr. Connolly ' s driving class, May 2, Mugford , June 20, 1974. FAVORITE GOOF—Dog Knowlton. AMBITION—become an unbelievable, untouchable, mad money making landscapist, Get rid of the snakes in the government, paint the world yellow. DAVID LAMBRIGHT Dice 75 Winthrop Rd. ACTIVITIES—working, hunting, fish¬ ing, drinking UPS—Patti, parties, satellite school, cars DOWNS—A day without Patti, no first second periods, no gas FAVORITE GOOF—Marc ' s imitations AMBITION—To be my own boss DEBRA A. LEWIS Debbie 117 Marlboro Street December 23, 1958 ACTIVITIES—horseback riding, bike riding a bike UPS—horseback riding, going to the movies, with my boyfriend, bike riding DOWNS—babysitting for my mother REMEMBER—Jr. Sr. Prom, picnic FAVORITE GOOF — Can ' t you remember? AMBITION—To be an x-ray technician, get married and have a family MARK UNSKY November 10, 1958 25 Orange Street CECILIO LOPEZ ’ Hommy February 11, 1958 27 Watts St. ACTIVITIES—Playing Latin percus¬ sion instruments UPS--My creative writing class with my poem, rythems, rhythems, DOWNS—The Devil ' s Delivery in the morning! ! ! My never-ending 5 period study. REMEMBER—Max-Ed and the inside scoops, the day of the hypnotist FAVORITE GOOF—King Kong | AMBITION—To become a highly respected percussion musician | LIFE STORY— Creator MARIE CAROL LOJKO April 13, 1958 75 Marlboro Street ACTIVITIES—Beacon business staff UPS—Spring-time, having someone that cares, good times, friends and life DOWNS—Rainy days, being lonely, two-faced people, homework, tears REMEMBER—Class of 76 , Mr. Locke ' s English class, 1 26 74, 6 12 74, summer of 73 , E.K., soph¬ omore year, Granma ' s Jr. prom, tripling with Corinne Bella, Beach Boys concert, , 65 FAVORITE GOOF—Sophomore math teacher LIFE STORY— I Feel A Song In My Heart Again BELLA MARIE L OVATI Bell July 2, 1958 28 Winthrop Road ACTIVITIES—Business Beacon staff UPS—Being with that certain someone Timmy, Yago, bright sunny days DOWNS—Losing the one you love, two-faced people, getting fat, trans¬ cription REMEMBER—Mr. Locke ' s English class, F.B.T., 7 7 74, summer of ' 74, P.C., Meadow Road, Scamps, T.J.L., tripling at Junior Prom with Corinne and Marie, American Graf¬ fiti, Minorities in Ut., Red Sox (75), Mike and Greg, 7 29 75, FAVORITE GOOF—my Sophomore Business Math teacher AMBITION—to be successful in what¬ ever I attempt to do. LIFE STORY— Heartbreak Kid MIKE LUSH Muzi October 28, 1957 3 Mill Ct. ACTIVITIES—baseball, football, basketball UPS—money, summer, Revere Beach, Cup Cake Island, Bethel Maine, girls, graduation, being on a winning base¬ ball team, Regina Sullivan DOWNS—losing, winter, rainydays, school, football practice, REMEMBER--Chelsea High Baseball team, Raiders, bone head, Pedi the Skrub, A1 Zack ’s, Maddog, Lilly on the hog, Regina Sullivan AMBITION--Pro baseball player LIFE STORY— How ' s Your Love Life? DONNA MACDONALD January 17, 1957 Mac 157 Park Street ACTIVITIES--Miss Corwin ' s gym classes. UPS—Holding a happy healthy baby and wishing they were all the same. DOWNS--Seeing and hearing about so many handicapped children. REMEMBER—The gym classes with Barb and Ric, Jean Bowman, Liz and I together when things were alright in 1973. FAVORITE GOOF--Watching hockey and playing sports. AMBITION—To find a job I ' m happy with, expecially if I find one with children. LIFE STORY— Living Easy! MARI ELLEN MACPERSON July 25, 1958 2 Sturgis Street Maes ACTIVITIES—Theta Psi Sority, Para- sychology club. UPS—Ed, J.C., Tec, Chelsea High, being a senior, friends, love, DOWNS—Chemistry, No, Milford, green eyes. REMEMBER--A1 C ' s Gang, Summer ' s of ' 73, ' 74, The Shaw-mutts, the Y, M.O. ' s party, Lunch atT.K. ' s, Ed, Milford, Junior Prom FAVORITE GOOG—Canobie Lake AMBITION—To sace the world and never grow old LIFE STORY— Just As I Am LAWRENCE MADDEFORD December 17, 1958 10 Blossom Street ACTIVITIES—Audio-visual Depart¬ ment UPS—the dismissal bell, Friday Saturday nights, sleeping all morning, school holidays, early dismissal, driv¬ ing around, dates, parties, graduation DOWNS—Monday mornings, 3rd per¬ iod English class in Senior year, hav¬ ing to work, running out of money for gas, blind dates REMEMBER—the drag races in N.H., my high school years, cruising the streets, hanging around the comer of A1 Zacks FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Feinberg the Junior Prom AMBITION—to be a professional race car driver LIFE STORY— Speed Demon GEORGE THOMAS MACKAY August 8, 1958 146 Clark Ave. UPS—Finishing a good project at trade school, also being with Janet. DOWNS—Getting caught for leaving early from shop at trade school to get first seat on bus. REMEMBER—The rumbles on the trade school bus. FAVORITE SONG—Saturday Night AMBITION—To become a finish cab¬ inet maker. PATRICK MCKINLEY November 13, 1956 840 Broadway LIZBETH MARGOSSIAN Dizzy February 2, 1958 77 Chester Avenue ACTIVITIES—Honor Society, Editor of Beacon Writing staff, German Club treasurer, Girls ' Club treasurer, tutor for Max-Ed, member of the Mass Con¬ fusion bowling league, Glee Club mem¬ ber UPS--parties, good friends DOWNS--rainy days, work AMBITION--to find peace, love and happiness in my life i CYNTHIA MANN j Cyndi 127 Willow Street March 22, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Pep Squad, Glee Club ! UPS--life, love, summer, football games ! DOWNS--being lonely, Sundays, I rainy weekends i REMEMBER--Frank, Blondie, the big 1 B, Marla, Blake St., Joanne, Debbie j FAVORITE GOOF--Andy j AMBITION--To be happy and succeed in life VALERIE MALINOWSKI Val Mai October 4, 1958 115 Beacon Street ACTIVITIES—Glee Club UPS—Jimmy, parties, concerts, week¬ ends, lunch time DOWNS—Monday mornings, Mr. Bloom ' s history class, leaving my friends, rainy days, tests on Fridays REMEMBER—Mr. Locke ' s English class, Joanne, Miss Charos ' field trips, Mrs. Imbornone ' s speech class, Mrs. Kaplan ' s HR 108 FAVORITE GOOF—Me Kathy Mc¬ Bride in HR 303 with Mrs. Ruby, Ronnie Waxman AMBITION—nursing and housewife THOMAS MANISCALCO Captain Tom June 4, 1958 16 Lynn Street ACTIVITIES— football, Beacon, track UPS—winning football games, girls, skating, snowmobiling, cheese steak subs onion rings, New Hampshire, parties DOWNS—losing football games, work, Mondays REMEMBER—beating Everett, Junior HmRm, the football parties after the ' 74 Everett game, New Hampshire and the Masons, the old lunch system FAVORITE GOOF—the kids at Voc AMBITION—to be happy and com¬ fortable LIFE STORY— Sometimes You Win- Sometimes You Lose YVONNE LESUE MANSFIELD June 25, 1958 86 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES—horseback riding club, guitar and clarinet lessons, French club, Science club, E.S.P. club, Math club, Reporter-Red Devil Press, Harmony staff, nurses aide, Physical therapy aide UPS—dances, horseback riding, play¬ ing the guitar, playing with my cat, field trips, getting paid, dates, coca- cola DOWNS--homework, housework REMEMBER—the junior prom, every - time we got up to dance, our food disappeared FAVORITE GOOF— Thank-you my dear AMBITION--Become a doctor, get married, raise a family, buy a car LIFE STORY— God only knows 1 PAUL MASON Mace April 16, 1958 75 Shurtleff Street ACTIVITIES—moutain climbing, water siding, scuba, diving, riflery, girl-watching UPS—being with friends, having fun, life and moutain air DOWNS—bad times, low test grades, bad food, making enemies REMEMBER—the good times down the Satellite School, my Junior Year FAVORITE GOOF--patting girls on the head AMBITION--to live free and do what I want when I want LIFE STORY— Welcome to the Nightmare SUSAN MELESCIUC Susie Q 93 Washington Ave. July 31, 1958 UPS—Tommy, Mike ' s, Graduating, making the honor roll, concerts, Can- obe Lake Park, Fridays DOWNS--breaking up, skipping school and getting caught, October 14, Mon¬ day mornings, waking up REMEMBER—Tommy, Nancy, Hen¬ drix, The comer, Mr. Connelly, Mr. Li eke, April 15, 1974 all my friends, all the new people I met in school New Year ' s Eve-1975, my senior class FAVORITE GOOF—The 3 Stooges Popeye AMBITION—to learn to like life ELISE MELTZER Meltz 66 Union Street July 31, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Glee Club, Junior Aide Volunteer, Junior Prom Committee, B ' nai B ' rith Girls UPS—Bruce, conceits, sunny days, weekends, friends, getting a license DOWNS--math, lonely Sunday after- doons, diets, Monday mornings REMEMBER--The party on 3 24 73, Barbies Marlie, junior prom, B.B.G., I Love You Rosa , Community Cen¬ ter, Temptation Dances FAVORITE GOOF--Going to the Mc¬ Donald ' s in the Boston Garden ' s in¬ stead of the one at the Boston Com¬ mons. AMBITION—To travel around the world and to become a laboratory technician JOHN MCCARTHY Barney September 17, 1957 1 Stockton Street UPS—printing DOWNS—school, food, after school FAVORITE GOOF—Ed Neri AMBITION—garage owner marjorie McDermott 196 Clark Ave. January 30, 1958 THOMAS MOSCATELU Tom September 21, 1958 32 Hooper St. ACTIVITIES: Co-Captain Hockey Team, Max-Ed. UPS—Mr. Schwartz ' s class, winning hockey games, lab periods, Fridays DOWNS--losing, CHS lunch, rainy days, Mondays REMEMBER—the class of ' 76, the Wickerson s, Homeroom 212 AMBITION—to be successful and CHARLES MIRANDA March 1, 1958 380 Revere Beach Parkway NANCY SUE MILLER Nance December 26, 1958 68 Marboro Street ACTIVITIES—cheering squad, Vice- president of Honor Society, President of the German Club, Homeroom rep¬ resentative, secretary of the Girls ' Club, Spanish Club UPS—winning, good friends, holi¬ days, good times, Spirit of ' 76 DOWNS—phoney people, losing, cheering practice REMEMBER--winter of ' 73— ' 74, my Buddy, 16, the Junior Prom, D Day, victory parties, super Coach, GBL champs, goofy 1 2, Goldie Docks ' , the Spirit Stick, Big Red, fox, pididdles, ears AMBITION--to be succesful DANNY MOORE Funky Monk ACTIVITIES—hockey team, track team, X-country team UPS—Maria, Merritt Park Gas Sta¬ tion, Bowery Boys DOWNS—Having to get up for school on a rainy day, having to face Mr. Feinberg 3 times a day without your homework REMEMBER—Eddie Neri, Bobby Goss, 10th grade homeroom with Mrs. Sul¬ livan, Mr. Locke, Class of ' 76 FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Feinberg ' s laugh, Miss Factor ' s homeroom, Burn¬ outs down Maxie ' s corner, Second floor basement, Mrs. Neri AMBITION—to travel around the world, meet the foxiest ladies, and become a CHEF LIFE STORY— life is what you make it JUNE MUGFORD 96 Suffolk Street November 8, 1958 ACTIVITIES—G., Treasurer of Iota Chi Sorority, Max Ed, Office Girl UPS— Tony , weekends, summer, parties, vacations, small miller, C.S.N. Y, Jethro Tull, J. Geils, N.H., ski trips, real friends, skip¬ ping school, graduating, cup of tea, being cared for, being loved DOWNS—rain, winter down the fields, no buyer, getting thrown out of the fields by CHELSEA , being labeled, conceited people, plastic people, WAITING , no money, clicks, being ragged, rip-offs, having a license and no car REMEMBER—October 21, 1975, the Fields, Richdales, the Rotten Cher¬ ries, Rebels, Mr. Connolly, Ernie in 222, ski-trips, the cellar, what do you think? GOOFS—Mar ' s elephants, C-L-AUU- DEA, IG-GAY, Moon Maided, Brad AMBITION—to travel and then to be happily married JOHN MULKERN 36 Kimball Road September 26 1958 Mulkie UPS—Friday afternoon, vacations, weekends, The Three Stooges DOWNS--Monday mornings, unan¬ nounced tests, homework REMEMBER—lunching on Lawrence St,, fff space jjj space, Mr. E, Sul¬ livan ' s cartoons, Srta. Danon, la tar- ea, Kim David, freezing to death in 124, Miss Cantor ' s puns, Klinger, cast iron hair FAVORITE GOOF—Ron Waxman AMBITION—to keep on living, to get rich LIFE STORY—The Joke of The Century DAVID NALCHAJIAN Nellie February 2, 1958 57 Burma Road ACTIVITIES—basketball, baseball QUOTE—Be aware of what surrounds you UPS—weekends, short practices, graduation, algebra DOWNS—Mondays, tests, English, hi-gh school lunches REMEMBER—hmrm. 110, Mrs. Mack FAVORITE GOOF—Porky Pig AMBITION—computer tech. EDWARD NERI Ed April 1. 1958 35 Louis Street ACTIVITIES—Co-captain hockey team, Max-ed UPS—getting out of school half a day, winning games, having good times with friends, Mr. Connelly ' s class, DOWNS—school food, losing, rainy weekends, summer day sitting in school REMEMBER—H.R. 212, Mr. Teal ' s room, the good times at lunchtime, Mac ' s shack FAVORITE GOOF—C.H.S., Mr. McElroy, Rocky , Mr. Smith ' s class AMBITION—to be successful in ever¬ ything I do SHUET YIM MUI March 5, 1954 123 Winnisimmet Street ACTIVITIES—tennis, basketball DOWNS—sad REMEMBER—all my school life AMBITION—management CLAUDIA ANNE NOWICKI May 23, 1958 22 Cottage Street ACTIVITIES—cheering squad, co¬ captain, Iota Chi Sorority, secretary UPS—doing what I want, sleeping late, my friends, ice tea, fields, Boston, cheering at and winning a good game, spring, concerts, anl.D., a small Siller, Revere Beach, Mar¬ lon Brando, Parties, weekends, grad¬ uating, Jethro Tull, CSN Y DOWNS—not knowing what I want, homework, Malden 10-27-73, rain, pulled muscles, 1st lunch REMEMBER—the Cellar, wool, spirit stick 73 , sophomore year, the ship, the Rotten Cherries, Thanksgiving 74 , 3rd floor basement, ski trip 75 , the mystery voice, the little fields MAUREEN OSTLER June 7, 1956 123 GroVe Street DENISE OSTRANDER Camper April 25, 1958 148 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES—volunteer, Jr. Aide, Red Cross Volunteer, Spanish Club, captain of the Color Guard UPS—no homework, volunteering, hobbies, bike riding, sports, listen¬ ing to Lawrence Welk, medical shows, learning about things I don ' t know about AMBITION--to be a doctor in an emer¬ gency room MICHAEL P. O ' CALLAGHAN Head May 2, 1958 4 Fitz Terrace ACTIVITIES—Football UPS--Goofing, Saturday night DOWNS--Mondays REMEMBER—Bethal, The Fields, Psych-Out Gang, C.C. Inc., Elton John concert, The girls ski trip, G- Man and the village goon FAVORITE GOOF—People AMBITION—To be well off LIFE STORY—Calm down JOHN OLSON Olson September 23, 1957 203 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES—Football, Basketball, Track, Hockey, Karate, weight lift¬ ing UPS—Hitting the football card DOWNS—Leaving someone special at night. REMEMBER—All the good times in homeroom and all the spaceman in the school, E. N., J.M., D.M., J.P., Mr. Schwartz ' s English class. FAVORITE GOOF—Getting ragged in homeroom AMBITION—To own the Chateau De Vi lie Restaurant ' s LIFE STORY—It ' s only just begun. KAREN PADULSKY September 7, 1958 33 John Street CHRISTINE PALERMO Chris March 14, 1958 858 Broadway ACTIVITIES—Colorguard UPS—Dancing DOWNS—Lot ' s of homework, Test to study REMEMBER--A1I the good times at C.H.S., Dress up day for Halloween, Colorguard practices, football games. AMBITION--To work with children LIFE STORY—To have a happy life, and become famous some day JAY PALLADINO Jay April 5, 1957 4 Webster Ct. ACTIVITIES--Cap. Hockey, Max-Ed, UPS—Lauri, Hockey DOWNS--Waking up for school, having a bad game REMEMBER—Homeroom 212, Coach Y. FAVORITE GOOF—Rapping with Jay Pezzuto, Looking at John Olson ' s hickeys. AMBTION— Play Hockey LINDA PANZIN1 Lee November 13, 1957 26 Gardner St. UPS—Going out on weekends with Jerry DOWNS--Not being able to go out, Rainy days REMEMBER--2 17 75, Junior Prom, 6 2 74, Mr. Locke ' s English class, Mr. Pearlmutter ' s study FAVORITE GOOF—Lawrence Harvey AMBITION—To be 5 feet tall LIFE STORY—Gone With The Wind JOANNE PANZINI September 25, 1958 26 Gardner St. LEANNE PAPPALARDO September 23, 1958 60 Cottage St. I CHRISTINE PAWLAK June 12, 1958, 85 Broadway ACTIVITIES--Beacon staff, Art Club UPS--Snoopy, people, music, smiles. DOWNS—Mondays, rainy days, being alone, Westy REMEMBER--Chet, Doris, Sam, Marie, 6 16 74, the old Saturday night gang, all the good times here. AMBITION--to be an art teacher and to live happily LIFE STORY— Somebody Goofed NANCY PAWLAK 65 Exeter Street April 17, 1958 ACTIVITIES--Meta Chi Sorority UPS—Mike, graduating, true friends, weekends, parties, traveling. DOWNS—Baby Huey ' s homeroom, summer school, diets. REMEMBER—ski trips, the girls , Mr. Connelly ' s driving class, dusty mornings FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Glennon ' s math class LIFE STORY— I ' m 18 and I Like It AMBITION—to be a legal secretary and to be happy! MARK PARADIS Gibbons August 14, 1958 5 Vila Street ACTIVITIES—hockey REMEMBER—Feinberg ' s caddies AMBITION—be someone important WAYNE PARADIS October 30, 1956 5 Vila Street ACTIVITIES—snowmobiling UPS—Alicia, weekends in Maine, partying DOWNS—flat tires, English, fighting with my girlfriend REMEMBER--Sharon, October 5, 1974, Doc. K.O.W. FAVORITE GOOF—to live in Maine and have a printing shop LIFE STORY— Dy-na-mite LUCY LOUISE PASQUARIELLO Lucy September 14, 1958 420 Crescent Avenue ACTIVITIES—Beacon Business staff UPS—summer, Fridays, school vaca¬ tions, being with Bobby DOWNS—Mondays, work, homework, tests on Fridays, staying in on week¬ ends, being depressed REMEMBER--Mr. Locke 115, camp¬ ing with Bobby and the Browns, horse¬ back riding, 10 31 75 - 11 15 72, FAVORITE GOOF—Soph math teacher, B.R., hitting the fire alarm box AMBITION—succeed in whatever I may plan to do LIFE STORY— Fun i. EDWARD PEARSON ED August 24, 1958 49 Purdue Drive ACTIVITIES—Basketball, band, home room rep., Redcross rep. baseball, football Spanish club. UPS—Maes, basketball, short prac¬ tices, J.C. DOWNS—Long practices, Monday mornings, phony people, C.H.S. lunches. REMEMBER—Junior Prom, lunch at Jan ' s, M.M,, the comer, Ellsworth St. Miss Danon, Brush Hill, Santa Claus, Quigley Paik. FAVORITE GOOF—Mae ' s expression ' s, John Olson ' s hickeys. AMBITION--To be happy and remain free. JOSEPH PERISIE TWEETY September 3, 1958 178 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES—Homeroom rep. 9th and 10th grade, C.Y.O., science club, C.Y.O. basketball. UPS—Driving around with kids, A1 Zacks, being right, snowstorms, Fri¬ day nights. DOWNS—Basketball practice, chem¬ istry, Dr. Ross English class, Monday mornings, homework FAVORITE GOOF—Ducks ' Parties AMBITION--T 0 help others help themselves LIFE STORY—Another World JOHN PEZZUTO JAY July 6, 1958 437 Eastern Ave. UPS—The 3 stooges, Bruins, Fridays DOWNS—C.H.S. lunch, rainy days, classes. REMEMBER--Mr. Schwartz class, homerooms, FeinBerg ' s car show FAVORITE GOOF—John Olson ' s Hick¬ eys Jay Palladino AMBITION—Be successful in what I do. MICHAEL PERRY MIKE June 5, 1958 77 Burma Road A C TIVI TIES —Basketb all UPS—Fridays, short practice, vaca¬ tions, winning games. DOW NS--Mondays, rain, no money, tests, homework. AMBITION--Computor Technician JOHN PINEAU PINEAU August 24, 1956 62 Marlboro St. ACTIVITIES—C.Y.O. (FRi) Bowling (Wed.) UPS—Go out on Friday nights DOWNS—Staying home the rest of the week REMEMBER—Pie throwing FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Stawicki AMBITION—To become a Civil Ser¬ vice worker LIFE STORY— DULLSVILL DENISE PIO TROW SKI November 20, 1958 129 Springvale Ave. ACTIVITIES—Photography Club, Span¬ ish Club treasurer, Equestrian Club, Pep Club, Theta Psi Sorority UPS--weekends, parties, CHS games, dances DOWNS--bottom lockers, forgetting my gym stuff, homework, tests REMEMBER—all the friends I ' ve made up CHS, football parties, summer of 74, Moo Moo ' s study, Prattville school, California and all the good times of senior year. DEBRA REARDON Debbie July 17, 1957 91 Chestnut Street QUOTE— Love can ' t be destroyed because it comes from God FAVORITE FOOD—Italian UPS—Going our on weekends REMEMBER--the summer of 73 FAVORITE SONG—Feeling AMBITION—To be happy and rich. MARGARET A. REARDON Peggy September 30, 1958 29 Guam Road ACTIVITIES—Co-Captain Cheer¬ ing Squad, Iota Chi Sorority, F.G. UPS—Mike, friends, weekends, ski trips, summer, parties, corny jokes, Jim Croce, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. DOWNS--cheering practice, being labeled, hassles, the rejects, being hurt, working, rain REMEMBER—my friends, the cellat, Richdales, the swing, Lynn, Marion ' s elephants, June 28, 1975, the little fields, Big Freck, rotten cherries, Mr. Connolly, Ernie in 222. AMBITION—To be a legal secretary and to be happy. NANCY REDDICK Martha September 30, 1958 69 Franklin Ave. ACTIVITIES—Theta Psi, Pep Club, DECA UPS—Friday nights, partying, con¬ certs, clubbing, Lake George, being with that someone special DOWNS—Monday mornings, rainy weekends, when your teddy bear loses an eye, losing the World series REMEMBER—Cheryl, hmrm 217, ski trip 75 , Grandma ' s, summer of 73, Mr. Lopez, Joey Doucette, Pratt girls football team, funny shoes , Pecky, CO and SS, Junior Prom, skipping down the corridor with Linda, Weldons, Christmas time up Pratt¬ ville, Mr. Barooshian. AMBITION—To travel and to become an airline receptionist. LIFE STORY—Help KIM PULSIFER October 1, 1958 73A Harvard St. UPS—graduating, good friends, par¬ ties, long weekends, vacations DOWNS--studying for tests, losing someone special, Mondays, rainy days REMEMBER—Mr. Locke ' s English class, Cooking class, summer 73 , summer 75 , Joann M. FAVORITE GOOF(s)—Linda, Joann ■ LINDA RENDA May 21, 1958 27 Columbus Street ACTIVITIES—pep club, beacon staff UPS—hearing from someone special, graduating, partying, concerts, long vacations, people you can trust DOWNS--not knowing what to write in your yearbook, losing someone special, saying good-bye, leaving all my friends at CHS, boring times, pho¬ ney friends, broken dreams REMEMBER—Lupa, July 19, Mich¬ elle ' s house, 72-73 Rever Beach, Breakheart RONALD J. RICHARDSON Ronny January 4, 1958 117 Library Street UPS—vacations DOWNS—rainy weekends REMEMBER—Pie Day, when we marched through the school looking for Mr. Finberg. AMBITION--to make some money JACQUELINE RINGLER Jackie January 8, 1958 136 Addison Street ACTIVITIES—Meta Chi Sorority UPS—Dave, Spooky, my parents, weekends, sleeping late, surprises, eatimg, money, clothes, vacations, No school announcements. DOWNS—coming in late, Detention, getting caught skipping class, gym, Mr. Feinberg ' s homeroom, waking up in the morning, and having a fight with Dave REMEMBER—The good times, all your friends, lunch at A1 Zack ' s, the Junior prom and Senior proms, Hal¬ loween Day, the ski trips, class of ' 76, C.H.S. FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Glennon ' s math class, Halloween Day, Nancy JOHN MICHAEL RICHARD May 8, 1958 34 Hancock Street ACTIVITIES—Captain-cross country, CO-Captain Indoor track, Outdoor Track UPS--State meet, 1975; junior prom, absent teachers, cross-country camp DOWNS — Chelsea vs Revere, when it snows and every city in the state has no school-except Chelsea. REMEMBER--J. Barry Dwyer, Mr. Perez ' Physics Demonstrations, The night we slept over the coaches cellar ROSEMARIE ROBERTS Cookie April 11, 1958 11 Lawrence Street ACTIVITIES—Iota Chi Soroiety, Student Curriculum Committee UPS—parties, having friends, win¬ ning, Christmas time long week¬ ends, having something to look for¬ ward to DOW NS--rainy weekends, working on Saturdays, never knowing what ' s going on REMEMBER—the Shawmutts, the Y , winter of ' 74 at the Jug, the Junior Prom, Mr. Locke ' s English class, HmRm 214, summer of ' 74, Mr. Connolly ' s class THOMAS ROCHE Tom July 13, 1956 56 Hawthorn St. UPS—weekends DOWNS—Monday through Friday ROBERT ROCK June 19, 1958 50 Tudor Street CAROL ANN ROCHE Carol November 3, 1958 148 Marlboro St. A CTIVI TIES--Co-Captain girls bas¬ ketball, President of Science club, Math club, ESP club, Latin club, girls ' softball FAVORITE QUOTE— Don ' t let it bring you down, it ' s only castles burn¬ ing. Find someone who ' s turning, and you will come around. UPS—Halloween and Christmas par¬ ties, July 3, beating Peabody DOWNS— take a lap , shinsplints and jammed fingers, Rippie Wall- b angers REMEMBER- four of the Three Mus- kateers , my pardner, Cisco, Swanee, pink elephants, JacktheRat, Er-er-er Happy Birthday, Amy A MBITIO N—veteri nari an ERICA JANE ROSENFIELD Rikkie June 4, 1958 19 Ingleside Avenue ACTIVITIES—girls ' basketball, Trea¬ surer Science club, softball UPS—girls ' basketball, parties, Shilo, Rikkie Wallbangers, bus rides DOWNS—homework, tests, losing, laps, Carol Wallbangers REMEMBER— Cisco , practice, New Year ' s Eve, April 28, July 3, Hal¬ loween, Jack the Rat, Teachers ' games, Swanee, pink elephants, Er-er-er Happy Birthday Amy! FAVORITE GOOF--dancing to Swanee AMBITION—to captain my own ship JAN RUBIN October 17, 1958 116 Shawmut St. ACTIVITIES—Manuel J. Weiner B.B.G., Sisters of Life Girls ' Club, Cheering Squad, National Honor So¬ ciety, Beacon Staff, UPS—Aerosmith, Aramis, dancing, Filene ' s basement, J. Geils, laughing, REMEMBER--PRIDE, Jesus freak, Spirit Stick, Mrs. M., Shaw Mutts, the accident, talks with Doc, Can- tor ' s-FRAPPE CUPS, Goofy Sue, 6 21 74, Summer ' 74, the Y, Friday the 13th, LNFD, concerts, Pubies, Beasts, Prude of the Month, M. C. 8 C . M. - Butt, 5 15 75-8 4 75, T-treats, Be¬ thel, Goon, canning it, PA, SENIOR YEAR ♦ WAYNE D. RYAN Doc May 14, 1958 182 Spencer Ave. ACTIVITIES—Co-captain hockey, Sr. H.R. Rep. UPS—Victory parties, the week¬ ends, concerts, vacations, having lots of money DOWNS—Losing hockey games, Mon¬ day morning, losing all that money REMEMBER—Legs Diamond, Goofy Sue, Wool, Coach Yannetti, the bus rides to the hockey games, a stubborn person, the long talks, the camping trips, the hotel room after the Jr. Prom FAVORITE GOOF--listening to Frank Moran AMBITION—to become rich and happy LIFE STORY— Take Things as They Come CHARLES ANTHONY SAGGESE June 11, 1958 236 Everett Ave. ACTIVITIES—Italian club, Spanish club, Equestrian club, Photography club, Math club, Beacon art staff, Red Devil Press staff, Enviormental Design Club, FAVORITE QUOTE— Eat, drink, and be merry UPS DOWNS—Elevators REMEMBER—moo moos study, Greek Godess, the campaigh, Eileen ' s fly¬ ing lessons, Steinberg J.J., Christmas party 74, Carmen Miranda, Senior class trip, Hola, Mama Monte, the gang, Theo, Creasy, pip chicks, pun with cantor, FAVORITE GOOF—taking the chair from Lopez AMBITION--to become a polyglot LIFE STORY— Earthquake 76 PHILLIP SCHREIBMAN Phill 116 Cottage St. ACTIVITIES—track UPS—running, parties, sailboats, football, down the beach. DOWNS—cafeteria food, R., some¬ thing being a waste REMEMBER—the Y, school sporting events, track meets FAVORITE GOOF—taking a test at C.H.S. AMBITION—reach a happy compro¬ mise with existance LIFE STORY— Bom to be Wild EDWARD SCHASTNY Shaney November 25, 1958 23 Cottage St. , Cambridge UPS—having a good time partying DOWNS—going to the office REMEMBER—the good times in the freshman year FAVORITE GOOF—Steve Duffy AMBITION—to become rich and famous LIFE STORY— Who Did It and Ran? RONALD SANFORD September, 2, 1958 7 George St. JAY SEIGAL December 18, 1958 51 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES—Junior Varsity and Var¬ sity basketball, band member UPS—having fun at sporting events, being a winner DOWNS—rainy days, cafeteria food REMEMBER—four years at C.H.S., coach Shea ' s conditioning drills FAVORITE GOOF—gym class CARY SHUMAN November 27, 1958 ACTIVITIES--Senior Class President, Junior Class President, co-editor school newspaper, National Honor Society, Yearbook writing staff, Basketball team, Science Club VP, Italian Club VP, Spanish Club, Math Club Secretary UPS—Chelsea High School, Class of 76, bowling REMEMBER—Our Great class ad¬ visor Mr. Stein, Mr. S. Feinberg, the DEVILS DELIVERY RADIO SHOW ' AMBITION--to be successful and happy NANCY BETH SORKIN Nance October 18, 1958 63 Union St. ACTIVITIES—student council, H.R. Rep. (10,11,12), National Honor Society, V.P. of German club, Span¬ ish club, Glee club, Beacon staff, Math club, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, S.M.G., B.B.G., Girls club, DAT sorority, USY UPS—life, love laughing, making other people smile, thinking, listen¬ ing to the radio, summers at camp, Yavneh, sunny days, 10 of clubs, six million dollar man REMEMBER—H.C., going to C.H.S. every morning on a crowded bus, Brookline Resovoir, tuna fish sand¬ wiches, J.P., cab rides, Yavneh, B.B.G., rocket, a red rose, Ever¬ ett Community Center MARLA SIEGEL August 11, 1958 43 Blossom Street ACTIVITIES—German Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Max Ed, Girls Club, Bnai Brith Girls, USY, Jr. Prom Committee UPS—love, life, weekends, B.M., football games, friends, concerts, roller skating, partying DOWNS—rainy days, being lonely, Sundays, no money, homework REMEMBER--B.S., the corner, Cyndi, Miss Jane, Gail ' s fingers, 1 2 gallon, T. , The windshield Swiper , Mr. McLeans driving class, Cual es la fecha?, pewter pot, all my friends fromC.H.S., H.C. G.H., the cab FAVORITE GOOF—Andy D, AMBITION—to be happy, successful and live each day to the fullest LIFE STORY— Search for Tomorrow ADRIANA SOUS Arji March 8, 1975 136 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES—Beacon Staff, Pep Club, Girls Club (Vice Pres.), French Club, German Club. UPS—Love, laughter, life, K.C.K., freedom, friends. DOWNS—Work(sometimes), dicta¬ torship, sad days, leaving C ,H. S., people not understanding me, RE- VERE-IES. REMEMBER—F.T., 4 yrs. of CHS, 7 27 74 to 10 21 75, friends, 73 , 10 3 75, S S, Peggy ' s gossip club, Dizzy, Get your hands on a Toyota you ' ll never let go. , Angie ' s, How¬ dy , SG FAVORITE GOOF— Quack MILLER L. STARKE JR. Lenny January 8, 1959 49 Watts St. UPS—getting out of school at 11:10 to go to work DOWNS--getting up at 6:30 REMEMBER—gyn with Mr. Stein FAVORITE GOOF—biology in 10th grade DOROTHYA. STASKAWICZ Dot October 10, 1958 122 Franklin Ave ACTIVITIES—Freshman H.R. Rep., Newspaper staff, Beacon staff, Eques¬ trian club QUOTE— It was good while it lasted. UPS—3 17, horses, payday, snow, Sabbie, 1 rose, close friends, music, art, helpful talds, fireplaces, finding answers, being different, eating DOWNS—backstabbers, tears, 7:00 A. M., a runny nose, being lonely REMEMBER—the Fleetwood, canary yellow, 72 Charger, that morning Hi , those chicka day, riding with B. B., all the good times AMBITION--to find myself LIFE STORY— You Can ' t Always Get What You Want CHRISTINE STEWART Chris September 6, 1958 192 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES—Glee club, Beacon staff, newspaper staff, ESP club, QUOTE— Once a friend, always a friend. UPS—smiling babies, Christmas, summer vacation DOWNS—wars, diseases, and homework REMEMBER— En boca cerrada, no entran moscas , my trip to Utah, all the good times at C.H.S. AMBITION—to be an elementary teacher and get married CAROL ANN STERN November 5, 1958 77 Grove St. QUOTE— Good things come in small packages, UPS—art traveling and shopping DOWNS--getting bad grades and homework REMEMBER—Mr. Glennons and Mr. Lockes classes AMBITION--to be a court stenog- tapher or a private secretary SUSAN STOFFLET February 18, 1958 80 Bellingham St. MA MMrittMiriUUtUMUauUUXUlME LENORD SULLIVAN July 11, 1958 5 Webster Ct. WILLIAM SULLIVAN July 10, 1958 56 Spencer Ave. JOHN SEXTON Jack September 21, 1958 56 County RD. ACTIVITIES—Audio visual UPS—Plymouth, vacations, concerts, getting out of school DOWNS—waking up for school, Mon¬ day morning REMEMBER—parties at Mack ' s shack PATRICIA STROUT Patty March 17, 1958 74 Bloomingdale St. ACTIVITIES—spending money, bowl¬ ing, walking to the beach, spending time with animals QUOTE— In this short life of ours, we must overcome our mistakes, not let our mistakes overcome us. UPS—laughing, horror movies, Chi¬ nese food, mountains in N.H., Led Zepplin, Hoe, walking in the rain, buying new clothes, Dracula, our chalet in the White Mountains, look¬ ing at old pictures, stuffed animals DOWNS—Doing dishes, getting up early on Saturdays, cafeteria food, cruel people, a Christmas without snow, breaking your fingernail, home¬ work on Fridays REMEMBER—Hoe, class of 76, Hoe ' s Senior Prom, Donna ' s rides, Patchie, the food at C.H.S,, Mr. Connoly, my freshman year, 1973, Led Zep¬ plin concert, all the strange people at C.H.S. AMBITION—to be a Registered Nurse LIFE STORY— Happy Days MOIRA SUGARMAN June 12, 1958 51 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES—Beacon staff, Sisters of Life girls club, B.B.G. UPS—graduation, little kids, plants DOWNS—homework, tests, gym REMEMBER—all the good times we had at C.H.S. AMBITION—to go to college and be a success LIFE STORY— Help! CHRISTINE SWEENE Y BIG FRECKLE December 14, 1958 134 Bellingham Street ACTIVITIES— FG , Vice-pres. IOTA CHI Sorority, cheerleader, office aide UPS--the fields in the summer, 1, 8 ' a Miller, 4 Rejects , Marx Bros., peanut butter and celery sticks, shar¬ ing your heart DOWNS--the fields in the winter, two-faced people, sucking on your pen and having the ink wquirt in your mouth, holding it in REMEMBER—the cellar, Beavers, ' 75 ski trip, the little room down¬ stairs, 1 hot Italian (heavy on the mayo), a certain bunch of IGNOR¬ ANT fruit, null set, my fellow Wick- ersons DANIEL D. SWETT Boozer May 2, 1957 25 Marlbough Street ACTIVITIES—video prop, electricity UPS—weekends, parties, winter DOWNS--school, work, appointments REMEMBER—Oct. 14, Freshman year, Nixon FAVORITE GOOF —3-Stooges, prac¬ tical jokes AMBITION—to be a maintainence electrician - to be happy FRED TARGEE January 18, 1958 117 Washington Avenue ACTIVITIES—hockey, German club UPS—Axji, life, cars, work, hockey, library crowd, buns DOWNS —1, Beany REMEMBER—7 27 74, 10 21 75, New Years 73 , Valles 75 Eldorado, 7 25 75, 10 31 75, J.D. FAVORITE GOOF—people, the whole world. AMBITION—heavey equipment op- erater MAUREEN F. TAME Moe June 26, 1957 109 Bloomingdale Street ACTIVITIES--school, boys UPS—BILL, partying, concerts, buying clothes, good music, money DOWNS--homework, staying in on Friday and Saturday nights, gym REMEMBER—November 11, 62 Dodge Dart, school memories LIFE STORY— Just You and Me JOSEPH SURETTE Runt March 15, UPS—sleep REMEMBER—freshman homeroom, Mr. Lopez FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Cherry AMBITION—to be a computer pro- gramer PAUL JONATHAN THEODORE Theo , June 24, 1958, 167 Walnut Street ACTIVITIES—yrbk. , photo. , Spanish, italian, horseback riding, and art clubs. UPS--movies with Chris, ring dings. DOWNS — Homework, Mondays REMEMBER—Hola !, Senior Trip to Disney World, The Clutch, Stella the Diet, Billy Jack movies, Tie Day. FAVORITE GOOF--caught in Ms. Dannons ' room with answers on my hand. TITLE OF MY LIFE STORY— Sorry, wrong number. CHERYL THOMPSON Chi November 10, 1957 1 Parkway Court ACTIVITIES—Majorettes, Intra- murals, girls ' basketball UPS--partying, driving Jay ' s car DOWNS—Studying for a make-up, Mondays REMEMBER—Jay, CC Bal-A-Roue ' 73, New York FAVORITE GO OF--dropping my baton on a toss turn AMBITION--to become a doctor LIFE STORY— That ' s the Way I like It DONNA THORNER Sept. 4, 1956 117 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES—horseback riding, swimming UPS—Just having a good time, get¬ ting drunk, sitting near a fireplace, sipping on some wine DOWNS--Going out into the cold. REMEMBER—C.H.S., all my friends here, Mrs. Mahoney FAVORITE GOOF—3 strogers AMBITION—To be happy and make others happy TITLE OF MY LIFE STORY—Making ohters happy JANET TENTINDO October 3, 1958 160 Chestnut Street BARBARA TIBERI Barby June 7, 1958 45 Palmer Street ACTIVITIES—Beacon co-editor, VP of Parapsychology Club, Equestrian Club, Glee Club, Pep Club, Sisters of Life girls ' club UPS—the day after the deadline, Room 306 - 5th period, Jan Rubin, painting, goofing off in room 222 1st period DOWNS—Monday mornings, the day before deadlines, going to Max-Ed in the rain, Max-Ed without Mrs. m REMEMBER—Big Mama, the party G the cake, A.W. G June 7, Gail the windshield swiper, the sleepover, 7th period Beacon room FAVORITE GOOF—4th period English G Mr. M AMBITION—to spread happiness to as many handicapped kids as possible CHRISTINE TRON Chrisy May 27, 1958 104 Clark Ave. ACTIVTTIES--Beacon Art 8 Photo¬ graphy Staff, Harmony, Photography Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Environmental Design Club, Italian Club, Scuzzy Bikey Club, Horticultoral Club, Tennis UPS—Doonesbury, Elton John, Writ¬ ing, Fred Basset, T-Shirts Leonardo Da Vinci, Tiggers, Theo, Miss Cantor ' s Puns, laughing in class with friends, Joe Cool, Doing labs with Lisa and Chrissy, Photographing for the year¬ book, goofing off in the Beacon Room, 3 Dog Night_ REMEMBER— Need a lift? , You ' re acute angle, Ah Boo ' , the trial in Mr. Schwartz ' s English Class, com¬ paring socks, Study with Moo-Moo, Stella the Diet , Episcopalian Por¬ ous Getting lost with Miss Gagnon, c Cual ES La Fecha?. Dislocating my jaw, notes to Lucifer, . . . Honk-Why it ' s Wobbles the Goose . JUNE WALKER JUNEBO January 14, 1959 ACTIVITIES—Max-ed, Pep club UPS—Sleeping late, no work on Sat¬ urday, David, love, concerts, driv¬ ing, taking pictures, Beatle songs DOWNS—arguments, homework on weekends, being alone REMEMBER—May 16, October 9, Steven and Gail, the pool party, South Ave., Hampton, 11 FAVORITE SONG—Free Ride FAVORITE GOOF—Pinball SUSAN WARD SUE March 12, 1958 184 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES—Pep Club UPS—Life, love, happiness, Tanny, Fridays! Being with my friends ! DOWNS—being lonely, Mondays, staying home at night REMEMBER--Tanny, Funspot, F.O. The Walrus, 36, South Ave., July 20, snob, all my friends at CHS. FAVORITE SONG—Stairway to Heaven AMBITION--To make people happy and to be happy CHARLENE TILLEY RED February 14, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Horseback Riding Club, Iota Chi Sorority, Glee Club, Beacon Staff UPS—Friday nights, partying up wake- field, sleeping late, no school, camp¬ ing, winning football games, finally getting a car, friends, having someone special to talk with REMEMBER—Camping up Maine, Wakefield, parties, concerts, Break- heart, B.B., Nov. 1, Aug. 28, Sum¬ mer of 72 , Corkey, Nashua, prat, yellow buses, vans, poodles, cars, gas, skipping school, getting busted, Three Musketears, C.H.S., Mr. Lock ' s 11th grade English class MARY ELLEN TURNER November 3, 1958 5 Carroll St. FAVORITE SONG— Feelings FAVORITE FOOD—Chinese food AMBITION—a nurse TITLE OF YOUR LIFE-- 1 Gone in 60 Seconds RONALD WAXMAN Waxy March 1, 1958 122 Cottage Street ACTIVITIES--Homeroom Represent¬ ative, Spanish Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Basketball, Parapsycol- ogy Club, Yearbook Staff, UPS—Weekends, friends, summer, girls, beach, goodtimes. DOWNS--Homework, tests, bad class¬ es, boring teachers, study period. REMEMBER—Mischele, Senior Prom, Senior Dinner Dance, friends, C.H.S., Mr. Stein and his bets, homeroom, homeroom representative meetings. AMBITION—To Become a Success¬ ful and Well-Known Doctor. TITLE OF MY LIFE STORY—If at first you don ' t succeed try try again. LINDA WAREHAM April 27, 1958 10 Lawrence St. ROBERT WILES Bobby 1 ' UPS--Joanne, weekends DOWNS—being alone, Monday morn¬ ings, Max Ross REMEMBER—Room 311, the itching powder, Bonnie Belmonte FAVORITE GOOF—watching the Marx Brothers AMBITION—marry Joanne and join the air force AMY WEINER June 7, 1958 97 Chester Avenue ACTIVITIES—Max Ed., Mit Mom of Manuel J. Weiner B.B.G., Span¬ ish Club, Girl ' s Club, Secretary of Glee Club, Ayta-Chi Sorority, ninth grade ballot commissioner, ninth and tenth grade Red Cross Representative, Business Beacon Staff, CYC Bowling League. UPS—Fridays, concerts, being to¬ gether with my favorite people, sum¬ mertime, Revere Beach, Lime-green, parties, weekends. DOWNS—Monday mornings, allergies, Mr. Ross, getting up in the morning. REMEMBER—August Moon, Mrs. Montesano, tenth grade HmRm. 317 and the itching powder, BT and June 7th, Snob , Gail the windshield swiper, tennis in the rain, the sleep- over, B.B.g., C.H.S., all my friends. AMBITION—To become a teacher and live my life to it ' s fullest. TITLE OF MY LIFE STORY— You can ' t always get what you want. LYNN WILLIAMS Life January 26, 1959 47 Louis Street ACTIVITIES--Pres. of Meta Chi Soror- ite, Beacon, Guidance Max Ed, office girl UPS—Anthony, weekends, victories, concerts, my friends, ski trips, fin¬ ally maturing, being able to confide, PRIDE DOWNS—Mondays graduating, rainy weekends, the party ' s over , being broke, getting caught skipping, wasted time REMEMBER—the way WE were, mem¬ ories, us, foxy , D.I.P., scoops, 3-29-75, ski trips, C.S.N.Y., Mr. Connelly ' s driving classes, Mr. Locke, CHS schooldays, Peggy, okay-bye AMBITION—to grab for all the gusto there is to offer LIFE STORY— I ' ll get by with a little help from my friends DESPINA XENOULIS Boubou February 18, 1958 15 John Street UPS—Greece, John, summer nights, sunny days DOWNS--gym, winter, phony people, homework REMEMBER—Janice, Duck , Frosh , Big Mack, CHS FAVORITE GOOF— ducking hour AMBITION—Go back to Greece and become a teacher LIFE STORY— Romeo and Juliet JANICE ANNE ZAKRZEWSKI Jan May 5, 1958 34 Reynolds Ave. ACTIVITIES—Theta Psi Sorority, Spanish Club, Equestrian Club, Pep Club. UPS—Parties, hanging around, Buns and Biscuits , Midnight trips to Mc¬ Donalds, C.H.S. DOW NS--Rainy Mondays, plastic people. REMEMBER—study with Moo Moo , Biology, Junior Prom, Dar, Big Mack , Sharing lockers, Despi , Bun to Bun Combat , clown. AMBITION—To be happy. LIFE STORY—Gone With The Wind. MERLE ZAMANSKY July 21, 1958 114 Cottage St. ACTIVITIES—Vice President Chelsea B.B.G., counselor 12th grade, girls club, IntramuralbasketballY.M.C.A., Beacon Staff, Red Devil Press, Literary- Magazine UPS—B.B.G., friends, parties, the summer, Hop , good music, the proms, lollipops, the Y , happy people, DOWNS—homework, college appli¬ cations, Dr. Ross ' s 10th grade English, diets, promisel ' s, Mary Tudor, De¬ pression REMEMBER—the Y , our home, the junior prom, 5th period history teach¬ er, secrets with Jan Wan, the good times at CHS and always AMBITION—To write my way to fame and fortune LIFE STORY—Walk beside me and be my friend NANCY WOODLAND Woody December 4, 1958 122 Shawmut Street ACTIVITIES—Senior Home Room Rep., Sen, Prom Committee UPS—The Beach, summer, Prince Valient, weekends, driving around, parties, the Y , vacations, proms, paddidles and squinkums REMEMBER—The Y , Cantors, the summers, football games, the picnic, The dinner, CHS, Prude of the Month, L.N.F.D. The Beach Crew. MICHAEL WOZNIAK February 9, 1958 96 Watts Street KAREN L. ADAMS Smiles March 5, 1956 70 Highland Street ACTIVITIES—roller skating UPS—the RedSox pennant DOWNS—when the Sox lost the World Series REMEMBER—Patty Cassidy Joann Lush LIFE STORY— The Way It Was in ' 75- ' 76 RALPH AMENTOLA Ama October 12, 1958 9 Garland Street ACTIVITIES—football, homeroom representative in Junio class UPS—Chelsea, drinking, parties, winning, card games, Brown Jug DOWNS—get up on Saturdays, leaving school, 5th period study, losing to Pope John, Everett REMEMBER—winter drinking at Sold¬ iers ' Home, Voc football games, Brown Jug, 2nd floor basement FAVORITE GOOF—Fred Arnold, Cup Cake Island, the Rats AMBITION—own my own business LIFE STORY— Help! I Need Sone- body DEBRA ARMSTRONG Debbie February 22, 1958 197 Chester Avenue UPS—Summertime, graduating, having someone to turn to DOWN—going to school, being alone, no money, rain REMEMBER—summer of ' 74 ' 75, Mr. Hanegan, R. M., Corrine and all the good times we had, September 29, November 3, 1975 FAVORITE GOOF— Break up to make¬ up AMBITION—to travel then settle down and have 12 kids PATRICIA ADAMS Patty May 13, 1958 82 Parker Street UPS—Buddy, sunshine DOWNS—rainy days AMBITION—to be happy CORRINE BONITA May 7, 1958 23 John Street MICHAEL BURKE Trigger December 25, 1958 116 Chestnut Street ACTIVITIES—football, track UPS—When the teacher is out DOWNS—when there ' s homework, tests FAVORITE GOOF—Epstein AMBIBITION—law enforcement or to play football in college ARNOLD COX June 10, 1957 1 Parkway Court KAREN CAGGIANO March 20, 1958 118 Springvale Avenue UPS—Jimmy T., Mustang II, bor¬ rowing money and not having to pay it back, getting A ' s, last period in the Max-Ed office, a friend I can trust, Saturdays, graduating, memories, vacations DOWNS—Monday morning blues, short lunches, shorthand classes REMEMBER—the old homeroom chats with Marcy, the good old days, CHS, Kowloon ' s, December 16, 1973, Jr, Prom JAMES CARROLL Ace February 24, 1956 23 Guam Road UPS—getting out of school, mad part¬ ies, just being with people you like DOWNS—getting out of bed early in the morning to go to school, detention, phony people REMEMBER—the teachers who tries to help me out, the friends I made going to CHS, the good times FAVORITE GOOF—the Geek AMBITION—just to get my diploma and take life as it comes LIFE STORY— getting Straight ANNE M. CASUCCI Gus March 6, 1958 606 Washing ton Avenue ACTIVITIES—girls ' basketball, Theta- Psi Sorority, Junior Prom Committee, E. S.P. Club UPS—being happy, being with my friends, Moe, Eft, Joanne, Cheryl, Chris, Rose, Nancy, Jan, playing basketball DOWNS—rainy dyas and plastic people, saying good-bye, back stabbers, To¬ talled Cadillacs , end of summer vacations REMEMBER—my sister Moe, 22, Smiley, Mama Montesano, J. V., Lisa, Mandy , March 8, Cadillacs , The Stranger, 1876 FAVORITE GOOF— The Box on Wheels AMBITION--to be a nurse LIFE STORY— I Keep Holdin on To Yesterday SCOTT COLE July 27, 1958 22 Watts Street ACTIVITIES—football, captain of indoor track, outdoor track, baseball, Beacon Staff UPS—C.H.S. football, track meets, scoring, beating Everett DOWNS—chemistry, football practice, school, listening to Zorba brag, getting shut down REMEMBER—Hotel Eaves, H. O. A., The Home, Room 3 , the dates with Chipper, touchdown against Everett in ' 74, Luke ' s Party, mini woods with Diane, The Big O , TD against Everett in ' 75 FAVORITE GOOF—Cupcake Island, summer of ' 75 AMBITION—to get the most out of life JAMES CURTIS March 14, 1958 81 Central, Avenue ACTIVITIES—distributive education, weekends, and parting down the fields UPS—the fields REMEMBER—the ski trip and the summer of ' 75 FAVORITE GOOF--Johnny Cornflakes AMBITION--to be rich and famous EDWARD COSTA July 28, 1957 39 Carroll Street MICHAEL CEFALO Mike October 23, 1958 4 Webster Court ACTIVITIES—Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track UPS—winning, Jackie, sleeping, pay day, DOWNS—track practice, Riley ' s REMEMBER—summertime, Jackie, Upward Bound ROBERT CHARETTE March 15, 1958 161 Central Avenue MICHAEL DOWNEY November 22, 1957 111 Central Avenue WAYNE ECCLESTON June 20, 1958 69 Grove Street ANDREW DIRANIAN Zorba May 23, 1958 269 Washington Avenue ACTIVITIES—capt. football indoor track, outdoor track, Spanish Club UPS--football, girls, food, T.T. , Bum Sr., drive-ins in the rain DOWNS—scuzzy girls, losing, cold onion rings, tough shapers REMEMBER—beating Everett ' 75 FAVORITE GOOF--George the Greek AMBITION—to become a successful dentist LIFE STORY— Roll Me Over, Lay Me Down, and Do It Again CHERYL DOUCETTE Sherry January 19, 1957 81 Bellingham REMEMBER--CHS Senior class, my friends and teachers FAVORITE GOOF— Love Will Keep Us Together AMBITION--modeling LIFE STORY— What ' s Happening FRED DYER Fritts the cat February 4, 1958 307 Carter Street UPS—partying, Libra Lounge, and getting down DOWNS--getting caught speeding, getting so drunk that you don ' t know what happened that night REMEMBER—the football games at the Satellite school FAVORITE GOOF--Jimmy Mugford AMBITION--become an electrician and move into my van • ROBERT FEE Fee December 27, 1957 78 Chester Avenue ACTIVITIES—partying, Deca, eating, drinking, sleeping UPS—the fields, babes, 4xxxx ' s, a Friday thru Sunday party, a pocketful of cash, a free case of Bud DOWNS—Prattville, snobs, phonies, an unleaded pencil for a dollar, no daylight REMEMBER—Mr. Schwartz Rm. 122 and the Spanish Club, Mr. Slater— Biology, the mad Thanksgiving Victory party FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Barooshain DE in 209 AMBITION--to te single and make lots of cash GEORGE FORD Ford January 10, 1957 89 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES—Art Club UPS—getting out of school early DOW NS--not being able to go to the basement REMEMBER—class of ' 76 and Judy FAVORITE GOOF—Thomas Arsenault AMBITION—not to be president LIFE STORY— Rated X SUSAN GULIZIA Sue November 14, 1958 60 Franklin Ave. ACTIVITIES—Secretary of Theta Psi Sorority Horse back riding Club UPS—concerts, munching out, week¬ ends, clubbing, parties, skipping, money and Mike DOWNS—school, no money, getting up in the morning, detention, my glasses, and growing up REMEMBER—Miss Gagnon ' s homeroom, football games, parties over Nancy ' s Dot ' s Carpenters Farm, ski trip of 75, Grandma ' s, McBride(s Victory Party and Chris FAVORITE GOOF—Marx Brothers AMBITION—to be happy and succesful in everything I doo, and to graduate from helsea High! LIFE STORY—What ' s next? STEVEN RONALD FI NEB ERG Red December 11, 1957 78 Chester Avenue ACTIVITIES—Band UPS—friends DOWNS—school REMEMBER—Keep it cool, in school FAVORITE, GOOF—Mr. Teal ' s class AMBITION--to graduate and then go on to become a x ray technician LIFE STORY— How To Lose Out DENISE GILIKIN August 28, 1957 46 Cottage Street FRANK JACKSON ACTION November 7, 1957 12 Clark Ave ACTIVITIES—Baseball, football UPS—Friday and Saturday nights DOWNS—Tests, Monday mornings REMEMBER—H.R. 212, Joe Bevere and 1975 baseball team FAVORITE SONG—Miracles FAVORITE GOOF—Jay Lally AMBITION--To graduate PATRICK KEEFE December 28, 1958 69 Marlboro Street MAUREEN JACKSON MOE November 11, 1958 12 Clark Ave. ACTIVITIES—Theta Psi Sorority, Junior Prom Committee UPS—always being with Richie, sunny days, Friday nights, happy moments, good times, good friends, a yellow GTX, vacations DOWNS—having a fight with Richie, homework, chemistry, tests, Monday mornings, raining on Prom night REMEMBER—January 13, 1975, prom night, coming to CHS, my sister Anne, BHS, Snoopy, Cedric, Physics class, B.C. the beach, my first summer with Richie, Andrea, Cathy, Debbie, Martha CARMELO RAYMOND GALLO BONEHEAD December 24, 1958 562 Washington Ave. ACTIVITIES—Football, Indoor Track, Out door Track, Cirriculn Committee, Beacon Staff UPS—Winning, Getting the car, To score DOWNS—Losing, School Lunches REMEMBER--Elton John Concert, Frances McKinney, 6 ' 1 , Cup Cake Island, Brown Jug, Junior Prom, A. V., Bethel, Friday nights, Sat¬ urday nights, Todd, A1 Zack ' s, Raiders whiffle gang, The projects, Muzi-Pedi, Doobies in CHS. FAVORITE GOOF—Anybody Any¬ thing, G. O., T.H., My goofing partner AMBITION—To become a Stuntman EILEEN MARIE GURSKA November 27, 1958 74 Lib ary Street Pickles ACTIVITIES—Beacon Staff, Red Cross Rep., Newspaper Staff UPS--Billy, Drive-Ins, Rubber Ducks, Parties, New Years, Beating Everett, Chocolate Chips, Good Bowling REMEMBER—Billy ' s (426)Hemi, Big Chuck ' s Flying Lesson, Kasnachis, Schoolyard, Head and Shoulders, Mrs. Limpid, 68 + 1, Summer of 75 , 5 30 75, Goosy, The Spirit of 76 , Aerosmith, 7th period, Mr. Locke, Butterscotch Candy, FAVORITE GOOF—Ruby (Dah) LIFE STORY— Welcome to my night¬ mare LOUIS LEA October 22, 1958 105 Franklin Avenue STEPHEN McNEIL 235 Walnut Street August 10, 1957 JIM KENNEDY KENNEDY 37 Murray St. UPS—Weekends, girls, trips, down to Hellers DOWNS—getting shut off, ugly girls, the administration REMEMBER—Forbe ' s stairs, psyche out gang, the office trying to bust you. FAVORITE SONG--Saturday Night ' s alright for Fightin ' FAVORITE GOOF—Tony, Jimmy, eyes, Louie, Mr. Cherry, and school. AMBITION—College KATHLEEN R. McBRIDE KATHY 92 Sagamore Ave. January 20, 1959 ACTIVITIES—Beacon Co-Editor photographer, newspaper staff, Equest¬ rian Club, Enviromental Design Club, basketball, President of Theta Psi Sorority UPS—riding, having $$, Paul, parties, takinf pictures, knowing everything is done, meeting people, being outdoors, concerts. DOWNS—School, being broke, missing the honor roll by an F in gym, getting busted, not being trusted, being in trouble. REMEMBER--summer parties, ski trips, Fla., getting busted in 303 with Val Mai, old Prattville Park, few good people, up the high school, class days, Ed Sahagian ' s math class, working constantly in the Beacon Room, lunch time highs, 4 years waisted in CHS, feild trips, trips, seeing Bob Dylan, Rolling stones, Jeff Beck, Jethro Tull, Zepplin trips, Brown Jug. FAVORITE GOOF— Charlie Saggesse on a Horse AMBITION—to travel and be able to support myself LIFE STORY—The Twilight Zone. THOMAS MOONEY Moondog 1 Mill Court June 1, 1958 ACTIVITIES—Distributive Education UPS—D. E. DOWNS—Mr. Fineberg ' s jokes REMEMBER—Everett football games FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Ross in the tenth grade, and his great stories AMBITION--To makes lots of money LIFE STORY— Make it 96 JOHN MADDEN Maddog 99 Willow Street May 1, 1957 AC TITTIES--football, baseball UPS--good weather, beer blasts at Billy ' s steps, good weekends, winning football games, money DOWNS—bad weather, practice, losing, boring weekends, no money REMEMBER--Psyche-out Gang, foot¬ ball, Todd, Fee, Rocky, Junior Prom, Harv, Jimmy Forbes, Billy Best, the hassle with the cops, CHS, goofing in town, camp, C. W. Hicks FAVORITE GOOF—Duda Kennedy AMBITION--to be successful LIFE STORY— You Gotta Believe RICHARD PEDI Rich November 20, 1958 14 Warren Avenue ACTIVITIES--football, baseball DOWNS—plastic people, eyes, losing to Everett Pope John, 5th period study REMEMBER--Muzi, Bonehead, Lally, goofs of 75 , G.O.T.H., cans down mills, Hey bro , Regina Jan, Patti, the Everett game FAVORITE GOOF—Cupcake Island, Mike Lush, Mooney, by goofing part¬ ner, good night Louie , Jeepers Creepers AMBITION—be good at what I do FRANCIS PEGNATO Frank May 30, 1958 24 Kimball Road ACTIVITIES—basketball, HR Repre¬ sentative Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior year, ESP Club, Math Club UPS—Chelsea people, winning, week¬ ends, basketball, 2:15, Groucho Marx, Three Stooges, parties, vaca¬ tions, snow, Mr. Lopez REMEMBER—tuna fish on Fridays, plusses on term papers, Joe Slater ' s file cabinets, Carter School burning, the goof, the Junior Prom, the great Arkansas Gems FAVORITE GOOF—Mr. Stein ' s moustache LIFE STORY— Trial and Error Error Error Error Error Error Error VICTORIA RIZZO Vic December 29, 1956 38 Bellingham Street UPS--weekends partying, getting bombed, going to concerts DOWNS—going to school, winter, rainy weekends REMEMBER—some of the good times at CHS, Mr. Locke ' s movies, Mr. Glennon ' s math class and Mr. Staw- icki ' s corny jokes FAVORITE GOOF—Jay Puzzeto AMBITION--to be a secretary o RONALD ROY Shaky October 8, 1957 649 Washington Avenue ACTIVITIES—bowling, drinking DOWNS--Prattville, Brown Jug REMEMBER—getting deported by Prattville, drinking down Gandy ' s cellar FAVORITE GOOF--drinking with Whe -)7 lan and Frietas ROBERT RUSSO August 11, 1958 12 Carroll Street LINDA VOZELLA March 27, 1957 RICHARD ANTHONY ZULLO Richie March 9, 1958 7 Fitz Terrace ACTIVITIES--Freshmanclass president, cross-country, basketball 9,10, 11,12 UPS—basketball, women, Mr. Rosa, New Year ' s Eve, B.L.B., winning, Saturday nights, ski trips, graduation, the fields DOWNS--beats, losing, a certain gym teacher, getting caught skipping, de¬ tention, getting shut off, being broke, baked macaroni REMEMBER--Baby Hugy, East Boston game, all my classmates, Rotten Cherries FAVORITE GOOF--Igy Bugnest eating a Charleston Chew (whole) ALBERT SHEINKER Skipper June 2, 1958 41 Carmel Street ACTIVITIES—cross country, indoor track, outdoor track UPS—six frosty Mies DOWNS—broken legs, Monday morn¬ ings, time trials REMEMBER—Easy Rider; FAVORITE G OOF - - slow dancing LIFE STORY-- Gone with the Wind DEBORAH WASHINGTON Frenchy February 1, 1957 3 Clinton Corut ACTIVITIES--Pep Squad, basketball team, weight lifting UP S- - watching Chelsea High football , teams win its games DOWNS--coming in early on school nights AMBITION—to reach out and get what I want in life - JOSEPH WHITE KATHY ANN ZBIKOWSKI NICKNAME—Zib December 8, 1958 168 Congress Avenue UPS—Looking forward to the weekends DOWNS—When the T. V. is off REMEMBER—times in typing classes and in Mr. Weinstein ' s bookkeeping class, Mr. Locke ' s Englich class AMBITION—To be rich and successful HAROLD WILLIAMS NICKNAME—Jay August 2, 1957 ACTIVITIES—basketball UPS—partying, basketball DOWNS—ineligible to play bb REMEMBER—Cheryl, 311, 10-15-73, New York, Worcester State, Spook Hill AMBITION—Accountant MARK WILLIAMS NICKNAME--Hank UPS—Senior Safari, fields, grave yeard at night, N. L. ' s Prattville, Brown Jug DOWNS—No cash, no babes, no brew, 7:30 Monday morning, stuck-up broads, Brown Jug DONNA ZULLO March 31, 1958 73 Broadway ACTIVITIES—Existing, good music and just hanging around UPS—Being Italian, Charlie, Corvettes, Rever, My friends, being able to relate to Michael, Parties, Hemkien DOWNS—Not getting what you want, fights with Charlie, loosing Mide Green to God, getting up early every day REMEMBER--Nov. 22, 1971, lunch with Tom, Mike the leprechaun, April 12, 1975, Marc, B.B.CC.T., the mod parties at Breakheart, all the memories AMBITION—To breed and raise German Shepards, to have my own to have my own career and support myself. THOMAS ARSENAULT Tommy August 22, 1958 142 Marlborough St. ACTIVITIES—Sports UPS—Vacations, graduation, a great year at Chelsea High School REMEMBER—Mr. Rosa ' s ninth grade English class LFE STORY— Sudden Success JO-ANN MULLETT October 28, 1958 21 Garland St. Mrs. Lypiad ACTIVITIES--Majorettes, Red Cross Representative DOWNS—no parties, rain on weekends, no car, working, ignorant people, the same routine every day. REMEMBER— Funky Monkey, kids at Pratt. School, Denise, Val, Kim, D.P.C., and C.H.S. AMBITION—Bureau of Consumer Ed., money and happiness THOMAS MOORE December 12, 1956 133 Central Ave. 74 Cook Ave. PRISCILLA PIERCE P.J. ACTIVITIES—Volleyball, dancing, partying UPS—Partying, volleyball, dancing DOWNS—C.H.S. lunches, homework, LIFE STORY— The Way We Were AMBITION—Legal secretary, with an Associates and Science degree ROBERT ROGERS Chunky 3 Webster Ct, ACTIVITIES—C.H.S. baseball UPS--Sports, girls, people DOWNS—Homework, losing REMEMBER—Beating North Reading for the Division II State Championship AMBITION—To help people through public service LIFE STORY— Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Lose ROBERT ROCCIA Elvis July 8, 1958 90 Winthrop Rd. JOHN VENTO July 21, 1956 793 Broadway 101 tod ER • TIulcgI ul • v;-.,oV„; | ■ | V ' ’ 11 ■Si KHgHHKM fiSSg! $ M8£ mmmm mz 0 }{•• v pp tfete W M §§S m wtfr. mm NpM gggMg pllwiP® - ftlllIJsil f . imMmif « P £ Pill ■-. ' ■■ L ' ; 1 1 1 mrm ni ' mmwm ■ w if % - A Majorettes My Sharon Faletra Patricia Driscoll ' 1 i A 9 1 1 if ¥ i ■ $ m m The 1975 edition of the Chelsea High School Cross-Country Team had a tough act to follow. The 1974 team won the school ' s first G. B. L. Cham¬ pionship in years and all of their 17 meets. With scorers Bobby Goss, Eddie Richard, Tony Rosati, Jerry Dion, and Captain Jack Richard returning, plus the addition of Mike Cefalo, Coach J. Barry Dwyer thought the team had a good shot at repeating as league champs. The team performed up to all expectations, again remaining undefeated while successfully defending it’s league title. But they weren ' t about to rest on their laurels. In the biggest race of their lives, the Chelsea Team came through and finished first in the Massachusetts State Division IV Championship. It was a great victory for the team, the school, and especially for Coach Dwyer, who can look forward to continue success, since another great team is returning for next year. 112 A Look At The Team • - .■ - W ' K ' W V ' - W v � M ESk. 11 v ihlWil - . j r •w 1 mA � • 4 I w ' r ’ ■ Manager Jackie Chapnik LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Frank Zecha, Tom Brasil, Joe Goss, Tim Goss, Gregg Depatto, Mike Blair, Scott Katzman. SECOND ROW: Gregg Benson, Orlando Calderon, Jerry Dion, Captain Jack Richard, Mike Cefalo, Bill Paradis. THIRD ROW: Blair, Coach Dwyer, Jackie Burke Ray Sentner, Bruce Ciarmela, Paul Rosati, Eddie Richard, Tony Rosa- ti, Bobby Goss, Richie Bradley, Wozniak, and Manager Jackie Chapnik. What do you mean I didn ' t come in first? My girdle is Killing me! It ' s tough being a superstar. 114 On your WK Track is man ' s oldest and most natural form of sport. No special stategies or expensive equipment is needed, for it is a basic one to one competition. And after all, that is what sport is all about. The greatly improved 1975 edition of the CHS.outdoor track team compiled a fine . 500 record of 4-4 in the tough Greater Boston League, with victories over Sommerville, Arlington, Medford and arch-rival Everett. These successes can be attributed not only to team members themselves, who ran through practices daily but also to coaches Anthony Bavaro and J. Barry Dwyer, who led the team through their paces. Seniors Scott Cole, Carlos Diaz, Ralph Eaves, Mike Cefalo and Jack Richard will cherish good memories and will leave a team which is sure to be a strong contender for many years to come. v 1 IM vt fi LfP Y ' -. r ’ m A „ . r . f jmm HI, % c . L. .. A s KtLS y v m , ' w 1 ‘Z 4 ,£ 1 ' f I , k 1 r s .a m If Kf, A x ■ n 1 Jfc J i 1 J Jr ,J1 r ■ 117 ' � ; ssrM . 3 :: JfSS Is 1975 was the yea °f the Impossible Dream for the Chelsea High Base¬ ball Team. Al¬ though picked by the oddsmakers to finish as also rans, Coach Bevere and the team had other ideas; they had their new spirit o f confidence, or The Big C asthey called it. Time after time the underdogs from Chelsea upset heavily £ favored opponents, and W the crowds at Merit i Park swelled as The k Big C grew. Bysea- A son ' s end, hundreds of screaming fans watched k inamaze- Hk tnent as Chelsea won the G.B.L. Champ- ionship, and then still more fans i traveled to Waltham to witness Chelsea sports history as the Big C came through again and, almost un¬ believably, Chelsea High was the Eastern Mas¬ sachusetts State Champs! Everyone who saw those games will remember them ; being one of the highlights o our years at C.H. S. : : ' ' J-JI • ' ■ , r ' v, Ite . -; ■ i- . .� ?’. .: • :, imtzm L ■ %£ C : :J-M y.i:$C: . ; .: hi? |ffjl p i 1 sgiaip iflE 35 nr m I sir— ■ ■ -v .-r nTi iti� $$g : V « i ’; : f$$M ||?- ; - i sf?. ' - ' - 1 i§ ®|s? Kt ' i4s mmm t im � p The 1976 Cheksea High Basketball Team was one of the most promising in years. Most of the starting line-up from the 1975 team was returning, and there was the addition of about five new first-line players. The team was competitive in every game, and most were decided in the final quarter. The great improvement in the team was obvious, and each home game was played before a packed house. If this same inprovements are continued, it won ' t be long before Chelsea is a force to be reckoned with in G. B. L. Basketball. 123 The Chelsea High girls basketball team did not produce a victory this season, but the team was certainly not lacking in talent. Led by our outstanding senior athletes, the girls provided the fans with an exciting brand of basketball. Captain Barbara Cameron had an excellent season on offense and defense. Carol Roche was the team ' s leading rebounder. Debbie Washington proved explosive on offence, scoring nineteen points versus Somerville. Guard Cheryl Thompson showed poise and remarkable dribbling talent, while Viola Benton demonstrated quickly and fine shooting ability. Consistent Anne Marie Casucci rounds out the multi-talented group of senior girls. Coach Pike can be proud of the girls basketball team. They had spirit, determination, and most important of all, a good attitude. These qualities are the keys to success in sports. Chelsea High doesn ' t have a new field house to prac¬ tice in, and often enters a meet outnumbered by the opposition by as many as 40 runners. But new field houses and numbers don ' t make good indoor track teams; spirit and determination do. And, in 1975-76, Chelsea was not short on either of these. This years team earn¬ ed a 7-4 record, which marked the 4th consecutive year over .500, a feat few teams from any school can claim. 128 m’sd % Jr Wi ' -1 I SgL Mw 1 | SMKEt:; m i H, if pH i • fWfil 1 1 1 The 1975-76 Chelsea High Hockey team turned what was to be ex¬ pected to be a mediocre season into a pleasant surprise. Although Chelsea entered most games as the underdog, and was plagued through¬ out the season by k ey injuries, their 10-5-5 record was the best in Chelsea history. In fact, they missed qualifying for the state tourney by the barest of margins--one goal. All scholastic goaltender. Jay Palladino, led Chelsea ' s defense to the lowest goals against average in the G.B. L. This success led to the naming Coach Yanetti as East¬ ern Mass. All Scholastic Coach. If the past year ' s progress can be continued, Chelsea ' s hockey future is indeed a bright one. 131 CO-CAPTAIN ED NERI CO-CAPTAIN—TOM MOSCATEL1I CO-CAPTAIN—WAYNE RYAN G.B.L. ALL STAR NORTHLAND CAPTAIN—JAY PALLADINO G.B.L.—ALL-STAR G.B.L.—M. V.P. ALL SCHOLASTIC GOALIE. i t RALPH EAVES MARK PARADISE w WILLIAM EAVES COACH NIVEN - ' A I O (is A U s 1 K crr COACH PIKE 0- o MISS CORWIN CHEERING ADVISOR COACH 4-5 COACH SEVERE G.6.L - STATE CHAMPIONS COACH „ DWYER UNDEFEATED 6-8.L and STATE g AHAA COACH 8 AVARO COMBINED j NDOORSi und Outdoor 13-9 ms factor majorettes INSTRUCTOR y 2 ' - 136 Pie-(centennial) Throwing Contest What ' s more fun than a pie-throwing Contest? Creaming your favorite teach¬ er! Junior class officers and home¬ room representatives of 1974-75 had their cake (and ate it too!) when they whipped up this deli¬ cious recipe for fund-raising. The main ingredients of the Pie-centennial were no less than the Cream of the Crop of CHS faculty. Who could resist such faces as Mike Stein, Ed Rosa, Mike Sulli¬ van, Joe Mauro, Joe Ya- netti and Richard Finne- ran? Such were the tar¬ gets of the Table Talk Pies donated free-of- charge. They stepped up behind the decora¬ tive bill boards made by Jack Richards as a cautionary measure of avoiding high cleaning bills. Who can remem¬ ber a more delect¬ able event? It was a classic Fun-day with whipped cream and a cherry on top! 137 . f. w J , ' 1 i QQA vm ♦K! ' JH9 | i Mi ■ ' I v ?VW ? • % t£a? : M i§WiL$ • ■ V 4ipJ8r� f� Pr • , y .. --V r W- ' Jw THE BATTLE OF CHELSEA CREEK BY: Merle Zamansky gggsa«8 stai w a- -a ■ ■ w . In 1775 a Battle was fought on the • 1 A TV7 JTl J ■I wMm My SyiKt islands of Noddle and Hog. The Battle was won by the colonists. leaving the British up in a fog. J fYAJ The fight was recreated by the students dents of Chelsea High. med and acted and edited it, gave a meaningful try. ; Mm ss was unsurpassable, movies supurb I’ve been told. The actors were irreplaceable. The credit to those who are seniors must go to: Steve Benton Jack Madden Mike Lush Mark Williams Lawrence Harvey Fred Arnold Charles Saggese Anthony Lea w 4 r ' ♦ mmm Si h NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Miss Danon; Valerie Mansfield; First Vice-Presi¬ dent, Nancy Miller; Chris Stewart; President Denise Karlin; Orlando Diaz. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Chapnik; Linda Stag- no; Liz Margossian; Nancy Sorkin; Nancy Woodland; Chris Tron; Cary Shuman. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Schirl; Paul Cronin; Brenda Caggiano; Alicia Klowsoski; Shuet Yim Mui; Martha LaCourt; Corinne Hansbury; Ellen Chapman; Sandra Finkle; Burt Freedman; Barbara Tiberi; Cheryl Thomp¬ son; Ralph Eaves; Jan Rubin; Treasurer, Cor¬ inne Cronin; Sandra Gordon; Donamarie Casey; Secretary, Betty Halas; Heather Walsh; Diane DePaulo; Karen Lindholm; Michelle Belanger. FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Beals; Diane Frangiamone; Billy Eaves; Margie Goshdigian. MISSING FROM PIC¬ TURE: Sharon Faletra; Maria Diaz; Second Vice-President, Barbara Hayes; Mary Ostler; Lisa Diamond; Greg Caplitz. m t tv ' ™ I Wmm 1 1 MM ■ f . ... HBHPi LE CERCLE FRANCAIS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Orlando Diaz; Adviser, Mr. Gootkin Secretary, Valerie Mansfield; Treasurer, Ivonne Mansfield; Vice-President, Chris Suchicki. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Norman Lewin; David Lewin; Barbara Hayes; Miguel Perez; Thomas Caron; Thomas Serbinski; Simon Manzo; Paul Brace; Louis DeCristoforo. I - J | ™ Ml - ' V - •- Hr v DEUTSCH KLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Susan Schirl; Vice-President, Nancy Sorkin; President, Nancy Miller; Secretary, Karen Doyle; Barbara Krakofisky. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: David Arsenault; Adviser, Mr. Renzi. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Marla Seigel; Albert Sheinker; Barbara Hayes. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dzovinar Hovesepian; Charles Sault; Secretary, Debbie Tedesco; Treasurer, Gina Esposito; Maria Martone; Angie Izzo. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Renda; Vice-President, Cary Shuman; Gay- anne Kibarian; Adviser, Ms. Guerriero; President, Charles Sagesse; Chris Tron; Paul Theodore; Josephine Demetrio; Patty Stagno; Donna DeStefano; Linda Stagno. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Lorraine Morency; Sheila Rosanio. SODA LITAS LATINA SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Bearse; Vice-President, Brenda Caggiano; Presi¬ dent, Denise Karlin; Heather Walsh. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser, Ms. Glover; Susan Schirl; Mark Linsky; Barbara Krakofsky. MISSING FROM PIC¬ TURE: Judy Luciano; Bryin Dali. EL CLUB DE ESPANOL FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser, Mr. Lopez; Amy Weiner; Cary Shunan; Donna Bearse; Sandra Gordon; Nancy Sorkin; President, Diane Frangiamone; Vice-President, Donamarie Casey; Secretary, Diane DePaulo; Treasurer, Denise Piotrowski; Billy Eaves. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Theodore; Chris Tron; Martha LaCourt; Car¬ men Baquero. MATH CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: ShuetYimMui; Vice- President, Alba Corona; Corresponding-Secretary, Billy Eaves; Treasurer, Donamarie Casey; Orlando Diaz. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Paul Beals; Burt Freedman; Yvonne Mansfield; Carol Roche; Frank Pegnato; Secretary; Joseph Perisie Adviser--Mrs. Sandberg. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Roche; Martha LaCourt; Valerie Mansfield; Treasurer, Erica Rosenfield; Vice-President, Cary Shuman. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser, Mr. Pearlman; Denise Karlin; President, Carol Roche; Secretary, Sandra Finkle; Secretary Pro- Tern, Yvonne Mansfield; Chris Tron. PARAPSYCHOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Valerie Mansfield; Yvonne Mansfield; Martha La- Court; Mark Linsky; Deborah Lewis; Christine Stewart; Adviser Mr. Pearlmutter. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Nancy Sorkin; Merle Zamansky; Treasurer, Jackie Chapnik; Billy Eaves; Diane Frangiamone; Sharon Faletra; Barbara Krakofsky. MISSING FROM PICTURE: President, Louis Lea; Vice- President, Barbara Tiberi. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CLUB RONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: udy Scutorio; Chris Tron; Paul Theodore. BACK ROW LEFT TO UGHT: George Ford; Patty Mur- )hy; Charles Sagesse; Jean [) ' Leary; Jonathan Jezyk; Karen indholm. MISSING FROM ’ICTURE: Linda Fraser; Kathryn lyland; Wayne Eccleston; Jan lubin; Tom Bullock; Chris ’awlack; Linda Wareham; Adviser, vis. Rubin. HORTICULTURAL CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Roche; Kim Robinson; Chris Tron. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Leo Quevillon; Joe Minardi; Tom Carroll; David Mulkern; Hea¬ ther Walsh; Adviser, Mrs. Hansen. EQUESTRIAN CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Harrington; Diane Moore; Denise Piotrowski; Joanne Mul- lett; Janice Zakrzewski. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser, Ms. Belmonte; Kathy McBride; Donna Goodwin; Charles Sagesse; Barbara Tiberi; Charlene Tilley; Paul Theodore; Linda Renda. Beacon Staff BEACON STAFF Gail Benton, Arlene Bodner, DonnaMarie Casey, Jackie Chapnik, Scott Cole, Diane DePaulo, Carlos Diaz, Orlando Diaz, Diane Frangiamone, Eileen Girska, Sherry Holsteen, Barbara Krakofski, Elizabeth Margossian, Linda Renda, Cary Shuman, Nancy Sorkin, Christene Stewart, Lynn Williams, Merle Zamansky BUSINESS STAFF Douglas DeAngelis, Lisa Diamond, Sandra Gordon, Christine Howard, Marjorie Goshdigian, Marc Kagan, Jo-AnnKing, Alicia Klosowski, Anthony Lea, Marie Lojko, Bella Lovati, Christine Pawlak, Linda Renda, Charles Sagese, Moira Sugar- man, Paul Theodore, Charleen Tilly, Chris Tron Advisor--Ms. Gagnon Co-Editors--Kathy McBride and Barbara Tiberi Layout Editor--Carlos Diaz Writing Editor--Liz Margossian Business Advisor—Ms. Boveri Business Editor--Sandra Gordon RED DEVIL PRESS: SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mack, Christine Stewart, Denise Karlin. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cary Shuman, Elaine Finkle- stein, Donna Bearse, Ei¬ leen Gurska, Charles Saggese, Paul Theodore, Christine Tron. 149 1 POLAND 1 r ■ H L 1 f HARMONY CLUB FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Debra Lewis; Chrisy Tron; Karen Paliliu- nas—Co-Editor. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather Walsh, Yvonne Mansfield, Valerie Mansfield, Merle Zamansky, Dottie Filipowich, Cindy McKay. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor--Mrs. Bartlett, Tom Carroll. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Minardi Chris Tron, Orlando Diaz, Robert Roche. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Piotrowski, Charlse Saggese, Advisor—Mr. J. Slator, Barbara Ann Cameron, Paul Theodore, Heather Walsh. J GLEE CLUB Charlene Thompson, Elise Meltzer, Advisor--Mr. Teal, Marla Seigel, Sherry Holsten. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Ward; President—Barbara Kra- kofsky, Vice-president--Cindy Mann. MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Gina Esposito, Mary Ostler, Carol Rinaldi, Marla Seigel, Charlene Thompson. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene DeAngelis, Carol Har¬ vey, Debbie Tedesco, Debbie Washington, Brenda Caggiano, Susan Schirl. SKINHEAD CLUB SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Buck- ley, Mr. Mahoney. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: John Diblasi, Tom Mooney, Dave Luke, Carlos Diaz, Carmen Gallo, Pat Dunn, Scott Yianacopolous, Ralph Eaves, Joseph Nolan. SPIRIT OF ' 76 CLUB Could these be the spirits of Diane Frangiamone, Charles Sagesse and Barbara Tiberi??? % ' I ifk 1 1NL ?Vw Ill Cfo s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L TO R: Jackie Chapnik treasurer, Burt Freedman vice-president, Cary Shuman president, Peggy Burke secretary, Class Advisor Michael Stein. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES, L TO R: TOP ROW: Nancy Miller, Nancy Sorkin, Nancy Woodland, Sandy Gordon, Gail Benton, Karen Lindholm. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Wayne Ryan, Ed Pearson. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Billy Baves, Barbara Cameron. 160 1 ' V J r 1 ,?i HBv ■ . 1 “ H I «ieP| - ' « - ' %TP1 L tJ I ” 1 i 117 jggg W : .ifJl RPm .ml 3 m � CURRICULUM CHANGES All systems . . . Red Alert!. CHS is currently under attack by an alien from out of this world. He has invaded us from planet Kricula” and is thriving on our chaos and state of mass confusion. Our atmosphere, in fact, seems to have bred an offspring of this Kriculan and matters have gotten worse. A reward is being offered by the administration for possibilities of dis- truction of these creatures. However, it does look like CHS will be under this siege for a while longer. I signed up for Insanity in Literature! What a computer goof; 76 kids in one lab! FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Connolly, Richard Walsh, Frank Perry, Francis X. Mahoney, Richard Finneran, Mike Sullivan, Lee Czaplinski, Barbara Smith, Francis Tzacuk, Linda Quinn. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Pollard, Sheldon Greenglass, Mark Petit, David Allen, Tom Mahoney, Joe Mauro, Joe Yannetti, Asa Hubner, Hohn Peterkuski, Ernest Sulliven, Bill Dunn. Patrons Mr. Barooshian Mr. Mrs. Donald Bartlett Miss Benea Mr. Mrs. Harry G. Berenson Mr. Mrs. Louis Boveri Best Wishes from the Cafeteria Carol Cantor Mrs. Lorraine Chiota Danna Maureen Crowley Mr. Lee Czaplinski Marilyn Danon Frances Dolan Kathy Dobbyn Helen and Tom Evans Miss Janis Factor Farout Mr. Mrs. Richard Fineran Miss E. Fishman Mr. Mrs. Vincent J. Franco Mr. Frim Best Wishes Miss Gagnon Mary Guerriero Mr. Hanegan Phyllis M. Hanson Mr. Mrs. J. Frank Herlihy Mr. Hunt Mr. Mrs. Michael Imbornone Mr. Mrs. Louis Kaplan Dr. Mrs. Katzen Mr. F.A. Lopez Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mack Francis Mahoney Mr. Mrs. John Mahoney Mr. John Manning Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mauro Mr. Mrs. Gene McElroy Mr. McLean Jes Medoff Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Moran Mr. O’Donnell Mr. Mrs. Maurice Pearlman Mr. Pearlmutter Mr. Perez Frank Perry Constance Pike Mr. Mrs. Renzi—Paula Phil Mr. Mrs. Romano Mr. Edward Rosa Mrs. Lorraine Ruby Mr. Edward Sahagian Hate to see you go, Alice B. Sandberg Mr. Bernard Schwartz Mr. Irving Schwartz Steve Slater Jim Stafford - Mr. Stawicki 1 Mr. Mrs. Michael Stein and ? Mr. Mrs. Michael B. Sullivan Walter A. Teal Frances C. Tkaczuk Mr. Mr. John W. Welsh Mary-Jo Yurko m .v ' VvvLY; : •• : ' ' : : ' : • • ;p ' ■ ■■ ■■■■ : Congratulations from CLASS OF ' 31 Congratulations from CLASS OF ' 33 ' V ' -■ RUSSO’S TUX SH (TUXEDO RENTAL) ' iff 320 Revere Beach Parkway Chelsea, MA 889-1004 Your Prom HQ. Discount With This Ad. PRESSMAN’S DELI King Of The Corned Beef 44 Central Avenue 889-3388 % Shawmut Bank Of Boston, N.A, Chelsea Men’s Wear Kirshon Paint Wallpaper Co., Inc. Chelsea Chevrolet Business Patrons £ (l _%i Jl w F [a I Ben Gerson Del’s Pizza Leader’s Delicatessen Stef Capel Beauty Salon Harry’s Shoes Dr. J. George Wayne Saul and Eva Kessle Turkanis Pharmacy Angie’s Variety Complimen of Melvin Convicer Insurance Gallo’s Market The Donut Stop House Of Goulet Flourist Jean Roberts of California Promisel’s Grocery B F Cleaning Inc. Parlows Cleaners Koiles Cleaners Bea’s Fashions Arnest Jewelers y r q; AlacKerel ? 40°t -— - ' i — — 1 60all to lOoJl ££ t 15 £Im fhweifiM 7|Z7|l4 herrv , v 7 P Ptij fi e FA FAT THIS SWfc _ rw ' 5tuili — 6 IC - ‘- wS BT • ■ MUjHROOn m ' m up A £7C V d 0p V C?0 ' V UP aS o SAA Uonop Sc)0 (Tli MR + MRS. EDWflftD ft RosR OM3 i ] 1° ' R Tb ' member vj ' ' — ft I hR, L ' fJH Williams and (LntUorwj y(aHETT i H ' r Lu AS. °T3 c Bb)i€ b6n ft - ' ™ . h wu, D -A D l 6e. proud f ’ v helset Best Wishes Class of’76 from GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD I I I I I Light Weight Merle Zamansky ucy Bobby Karen Anthony Christie Pickles” Homeroom 307 Denise Joy Karlin Liz Chris I love Tdmmy, forever! From a friend name Jim Homerobm 117 Chrisy and Theo Hm. 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