Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1978 volume:

|j§$ 3k. 1 -af Sf 1 , TM ’;■ ■ 569 ‘Broadzvay Chelsea 9da 02150 ■m 1 Si Ws w During the past four years at Chelsea High School, one man more than any other has given unselfishly of himself and of his time to work for our class. Because of his leadership, organization, and enthusiasm we have grown from classmates into friends, working for a common goal. He was not only concerned about us as a class but he also helped us on an individual and personal basis. We, the Class of 1978, wish to express our gratitude by dedicating the Beacon to our class advisor and more importantly, our friend, Mr. Richard Fineran. 2 © AFFAiRS Vo onne ryo. LXXXV mm 7 lUSwr, ? jf MWWMIM ______ i f :1 i , i 1 i ■ f M ' W ' ' ‘7 • J2 ' - ' - ' : ! 5 rj t |J d . py y j . ■■ • - - - _• 3(.‘ ; ' ‘t. ■ ' ;. jspSi-ii. : !-- ■ .. ■ .- Ia 3 c • . IS m| ' :- J V ttL ’ j K ' .$-■. -■. 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FAVORITE C.H.f. T e ERAF FlTTl DBV CL � 2� S ' CiOUJN SS 1 -1ST 77?e 26 27 28 A 3 i j ■ iiP§i§§ ▼ m w % A � y [7 rj 35 GJXjuEKXJ 38 YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY 40 SO WHAT HAPPENED? 41 k THINK A • £ ? 46 w M 4 1 ' ' ’■ r V v i x ' 2 . y -s. . W i,. ' CROSS COUNTRY T THANKSGIVING RALLY 57 58 LO ■ y 1 rV l 1 ui r ; L i 5 ! IjJ u o ' h- jiw 1 T «A. ' � « il li i •� , IS 62 HOCKEY l O WP 3 s m-V merits BASKETBALL 68 BASKETBALL 70 INDOOR TRACK 72 In recent years Chelsea harriers have more than come into their own in track and field. The 1977-78 C.H.S. teams proved to be no exception. The most successful Red Devil Tracklteam has been the Cross Country team. Spearheaded by seniors Bobby Goss and Paul Rosati, this team com¬ piled a very commendable 7-2 record. With highly tutored juniors like Richard Bradley, the Cross Country team should continue its success. The C.H.S. indoor track also had a fairly success¬ ful season. Despite a 5-5 record, the team provided the school with some momentous events, especially the continuing successes of Mr. Goss. We move finally to the outdoor track teams. Notice we said teams not team. The 1977 outdoor track season saw the advent of a girls track team at C.H.S. Considering this to be the team ' s first year in the league, its 2-3 record is certainly a com¬ mendable one. The boys outdoor track season was also a very commendable one. Led by such senior stalwarts as Peter Yee, Mike Hancock, Leo Quevillon, and Brian Hurton, this team finished the 77 season with a successful 5-3 record and eagerly awaits the 78 competition. ■ 3 ft : a mm Play ita agin Sam. v Is this how you feel the morning after the night be¬ fore. Well, excuuuuuse me! Would you buy a used bagel from a face like this? Take us, AMERICAN AIRLINES, WE ' RE YOURS. 77 r-L_ ' 9 m Glee Club- Back Row Left to right- Vola Lada, Donna Olsen, Ann McBride, Anna Smith, DeVonne Benton, third row- Mr. Walter Teal(advisor), Patricia Anazlone, Donna Palerno, Dottie Filipowich, Kriste Rhaume. second row-Sharon Gay, Diane Gulizia, Jennifer Howe, Patricia Mulkern, Margaret Robinson, Lisa Carter, Missing from Photo- Josie Izzo Cheryl Godin, Arlene Manzo, Laurie Ostler, Denise Mckeon Robin Hammett. • , ■ y Photography Club- Robert Roach(president), Mr. J. Slater (advisor), Robert Selvage, Christine Zezquera, Louis Desimone (vice-president), Kneling- Shirley Leiva, Mario Wierzbietz. Right to Read Committie- front row-Tom Carroll, Tom Paris, Louis Desimone, Tom Miller. Standing-Ellen Stud- ly, Lisa Brace, Mary Renda, Robert Ward, Ed Dube, Dottie Filipowich. Drama society Maureen Conway, Ms. Jes Medoff (advisor), Teri Marra, Robin Bellomo, Jackie Bellomo, Rita Daly, Aldene Haskell, Annette Fletchr, Tom Miller, Maryann McGill, Costas Delyani, Debbie Hiscock, Donna Olson, (secretary), Ellen Auld, Reese Frazier (treasure), Gerry Casalette (president), Sandy Eccleston (vice-president), Kim Kupczew- ski, Tracy Scrivano, Ann Curtis, Randi Millman, Donna Palermo, Paul Hatfield, Steve L ' heaureux. Missing from photo-Marla Vigoda, Joe Minardi, Sharon Ultsch, Nancy Goldman, Joe Eccleston. National Honor Society- Back Row- Suet Fan Mui, Suet Fong Mui, Jody Zard, Dottie Cimino, Diane Harrinington, Rhoda Yee, Lewis DeSimone, Denise Belanger, Carol Finklestein, Susan Finklestein, Terry Kubarski, Paula Bradley, Pam King. Middle Row- Marily Danon(advisor) Maria Martone, Mary Renda, Shirley Leiva, Mary Beth O ' Con¬ nor, Tricia Waite, Robert Ash, Paula Faletra, Peter Yee, Tom Szczerbinski, Nina Lom¬ bardi, Richard Bradley, Gregg Benson, Mary Massaro Alice Do ' razio, Nancy Pag- garulio. Front Row- Charlene Stawacki, Kim Kupczewski, Cary Privaterra, Robin Arsenault (president ), Mike Hancock (treasure), Tom Miller (vice-president) Denise Sienko, Stacey Clark. Missing from photo- Donna DeStefeno, Kathy Highland, Nor¬ man Lewin, Judy Luciano, Joe Mamzur, Adele Manning Sharon Ultsh, Wayne Watman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A £ Spanish Club- Front row left to right- Marianne Mil¬ ler,, Lisa Fantasia, Judy Riley (treasure), Shirley Levia (vice-president), Sherri Smith (president), Jodi Grop- man (secretary), Diane Tomaczewski, Brenda Rich¬ ards, Sheryl Mason, Susan Finklestein, Diane Harring¬ ton, Back row left to right- Mr. F. Lopez (advisor) Connie Zujevia, Christine Ziquiera, Janet Riley, Roberta Atlas, Marci Jacobs, Margaret Robinson, Devonne Benton, Patty Smith, Robin Arsenault, Lisa Forman, Carol Finklestein, Terry Kubarski, Rhoda Yee, Carolyn Privitera, Suet Fan Mui, Mary Renda. Horseback Riding Club- front row- Linda Gallant, Steven Hureux, Bonnie Di- Marino (advisor), Lisa Velluto, Leo Quevillon, Aldofo Lopez, back row- Linda Giosia, Lutica Ramuz, Ellen Studley, Donna Tylor, Ann McBride, Denise Sienko, Jay Rosenswaig. Missing from photo- Gerry Casseletto, Costas Delyaui, Jean Wil¬ liams, James Caggiano, Mitchell Cahill, Robyne Wilson, Steven Brown, Todd Vene- ziano, Gene Bonita. n. ; WjrrTv r i v- - ' v zji ILL 3 In Cm a tlP aww . m A] Chess Club- Sitting- Sam Acevedo, Robert Paddsky, Jim thomas, John Cowhie, Standing- Shirley Levia, Peter Yee, Robert Ash, Tom Serbinski, Leo Quevillon, Frank Perry (advisor). Missing from photo- Ed Dsguay, Robert Blizza rd, David Flibotte, Richard Goodrich. 81 i. Beacon Staff- left to right- Dottie Cimino, Lisa Malvarosa, Loretta Natola, Sheri Smith, Dottie Filipowich, Dawn McCarthy, Robin Arsenault, Debbie Tedisco, Stuart Tarmy, Randi Millman, Dan Allen (advisor). Missing from photo- Raul Diaz, Joe Carriciano, Linda Mullaly, Marie Monzione. 82 Business Staff-Kneeling left to right- Dottie Cimino, Kim Kupczewski, Cheryl Thomas. Standing-Elaine Schell, Marueen Lynn, Linda Mullaly Sherill Boveri (advisor), Dawn McCarthy, Marie Bishop, Cindy MacDonald. Missing from photo- Angie Izzo. i Front Row-l-r, Co-Captains, Janice Arnold, Penny Gullage, Second Row-Jane Zaremba, Donna DeStefano, Terry Durante, Jackie Bevere, Nancy Pagliarulo, Robin Tiro, Thrid Row-Allison Bonita, Susan Gym- ziack, Crystal Cole, Alice D ' Orazio, Laurice Whyel, Jackie Gymziack, Maureen Mullaney, Jackie Robinson 87 □ C.JO 86 BABY ID ' S 1. Maureen Lynn 13. Rhonda and Ronnie Belanger 2. Sherri Smith 14. Cindy MacDonald 3. Judy Kierkewicz 15. Marcio Martone 4. Lisa Malvarosa 16. Ellen Auld 5. Rose D ' Orazio 17. Margie Gomes 6. Terry Durante 18. Adele Manning 7. Margaret Demetrio 19. Robin Arsenault 8. Penny Gullage 20. Sherri Jacobs 9. Rita Daly 21. Paula Faletra 10. Debra Elfman 22. Marie Bishop 11. Angie Izzo 12. Randi Millman 23. Linda Fraser 89 90 SEAT KS Were QSKed to Complete, -fbe A«ow np GUesHonairei Mame : Address; N«c Nome t Dir+hdau; a Luhat Would jou IlKe do be Ce mcarna4ed QS? Hobbies, ftciivi+ies: RmbYWon; Ups(rll all«Jous remember): Downs (r‘ll +ru to forjet) ° Z SAM ACEVEDO 214 Broadway ELCIDES ANDRADE 52 Grove Street Myself Basketball, tennis. Sports, Hunball, watching violent movies. Math class. KAREN AKERS 24 Hancock Street HARRIS ADAMS 82 Parker St. JANICE ARNOLD JAN January 19, 1961 21a John Street An eagle so I could see the world. Cheerleader Soph, year, Captain Senior year, Jr. Red Cross volunteer, Ring committee, Jr. Prom committee, office worker, teachers aide, Max-Ed. To be a professional dancer. John Jagielski, T ' s Angels, Cheering camp, June 27, 1977, July 3, 1977, Coach Sullivan, Sunday softball games, Babe, Dear Abby, Basketball and hockey season, JJJ. J. Sullivans history class. 98 ROBIN M. ARSENAULT ROB February 6, 1961 38 Genessee Street A pretzel because I have a twisted mind. President of National Honor Society, Beacon Layout staff, Spanish club, Jr. Prom committee. To become a legal secretary and to be able to take 120 w.p.m. in shorthand. Payday, goofing with Sherri, Chelsea beating Revere, Summer of 75, senior Jr. prom committee, National Honor Society, Bus monitor, Senior home¬ room rep., Drama club. To change Filene ' s to Auld ' s. Kurt, Mushroom, Saturday nights, parties, S.S., P.K.G., j.A., B.M., R.D., M.G., B.S., R.A., S.M., C.L., Mrs. Chiota ' s class, Our Doorway . Homework, having nothing to do. DAVID A. ARSENAULT February 19, 1960 861 Broadway Bruce Lee, the greatest martial artist of all time. Nunchaku, going to the movies, all types of music, reading, playing Hun- ball during lunch with the gang, Karate, horse-back riding. To become a good cop and martial artist. Breaking Wood, sparring at the dojo, advancing in rank, good times with friends. Getting knocked out, spar¬ ring with Antonio ELLEN AULD EL January 11, 1961 104 Garfield Avenue Snoopy Teachers aide, Jr. homeroom rep.. Coming late to school, hanging around on the Main stairs. To become a professional hair stylist. Mr. Finneran ' s homeroom, CHS, all the kids, good times, Senior year. Mr. Sullivan ' s history class, Mr. Rosa, detention. KRISTEN ARSENAULT year, taking walks, homeroom, E.A., R.D., K.G., M.G., B.S., Sundays and Mondays, Ms. Danon ' s Spanish classes, Revere beating Chelsea. January 2, 1961 7 Springvale Avenue Jerry Lewis - So I ' ll never walk alone. Homeroom Rep. Sophomore and Junior Dinner Dance Committee, Max-Ed, being myself. To try everything once and do it again, Kindergarten Teacher. Real frinds, C.C.I. Summer of 75, M M ' s, old crowd. October 75, Jun¬ ior year, parties, talks. Problems, a certain person, clicks, summer nights of 76, dusties, being alone, plastic people, rainy weekends, Monday morn¬ ing, one of those nights. CATHY BARTLETT 99 Beacon Street No one. I ' m happy being the person I am. 99 RONALD BELANGER JR. DONNIE BELANGER 91 Tudor Street General Patton Captain CHS hockey team. Get married and go to college. All the great friends I ' ve met up CHS; playing hockey for CHS and coaches, the teachers that have given me help and confidence through the years. The lunches at CHS. 6 Saipan Road President Jackson so I ' d be in the money. Student advisery committee, Drama society. MTM, 10 13 76, New Years Eve of 77, J.M., Rhode Island field trip, Stur- bridge Village, Junior Prom, Jaki, Sr. Dinner Dance, every 3rd weekend, walking to electricity, JM Body, Jaki, Mrs. Bartlett, the van, day after Sr. Dinner Dance, about M.L. DIANE BENTON RHONDA LEE BELANGER RHODA October 16, 1960 Sophomore and Junior class secretary, Sec. Student Council Jr. year. Sophomore and Jr. year cheering squad, Captain cheering squad, pep club, Max-Ed, partying. To be a court stenographer: Paul D., Voke Park, me and Robin, scoping, Maureen—oh when those saints, B.J.C., sking, Frankie—baby, Nancy, Jay, 40 steps with a case, clubbing, Cupcake Island. Being only 17, plastic people and phoney smiles, 1977-78 cheering squad, snakes, backstabbers, 2 yrs, wasting all that time trying so hard to please some¬ one, but not accomplishing much. Cheaters. Class flirt. 144 Congress Ave. MARIE ELAINE BISHOP January 29, 1960 2 Clinton Court Beacon Business staff, Red Cross drive, Glee Club, Ballot commissioner, Theta Psi Sorority. To become a legal secretary and to make money. Talking, 8 13 77, 10 7 77, Gent, Mrs. Chiota ' s class with M.L., C.M., N.L., Will Larry get mad? Almost drowning and J.L. saving me. 11th grade, trip to Sturbridge Village, Mr. Connelly ' s driving class, all my friends and relatives, summer of 77 , THE HERO , Covergirl, going to Fanuell Hall with C.M., M.L., Lunchroom ladies. Monday mornings, homework, being yelled at for talking, being stubborn. 100 KAREN BLYTH 64 Grove St Sep. 25, 1959 A horese because they are gentle. Ten pin bowling, Ice skating To become a public accountant being with my boyfriend and my friends when Lester goes back to his ship DARLENE BOWSER 192 Clark Ave. A bird sports, cars, trucks truck driver Wayne, partying on weekends school, lunch, some teachers DON BOTTA Sep. 12, 1960 6 Hillside Ave. Hawkman Get old EUGENE BONITA 23 John Street Bruce Lee Horseback Riding, Karate, Kempo, and Jujitsu To succeed in college and to get a degree in Law Enforcement. Mrs. Kaplans ' class. Miss Guerrieros ' Italian class;meeting Nancy, and sharing good times with my friends. Miss Fishmans ' Biology Class; detention. RAFAEL BRENES 965 Broadway As I am now Teacher ' s aide, max-ed, insides of school clean bad school lunch 101 LINDA BRUCE November 23, 1960 51 Webster Avenue To be happy in what I do. Red Cross, Representative Sophomore year. Being with G., weekends, vacations, having fun, Gerard, 9 11 75, Mr. Gallant, Cheryl and Billy, Mary and Flapper, Carol, Ding Dang and Dong, Jr. Prom, Spencer. Getting up in the morning, work, having fights, not being happy. RICHARD F. BURNS BURNSIE 66 Hooper Street Max-Ed, teaching woodwork, working to fix up the schools we wrecked. To become a good cabinet maker and lead a good and happy life. DOREEN ANN BURGE FROGGIE June 17, 1960 104 Suffolk Street Senior Dinner Dance Committee, dancing, gymnastics, Ice skating, Roller skating. To make something useful out of my life. Weekends, parties, R.S., Essex Street corner, Richdale ' s, having good times, T.M. AND M.M. house. Going down south in the summer, bossy people rainy weekends, the end of summer vacation, Monday mornings. Pay day, the 31 and 15 and the 29, Lorraine Morency. Monday morning 10:00, Mr. Smith, English class, May 29, 1976. CARL BRUNO 49 Harvard Street MITCHELL J. CAHILL 83 Spencer Avenue A millionaire Riding around with Buddy, John, Nancy, Debbie, Lynne, Donna L., Donna, Mike (Chumley) John Ski, Terry and Todd. To see Buddy and Nancy get Married. Graduating from CHS, Joanne. Seeing TWINKIES car hit a pole. 102 JAMES CAGGIANO ABE May 5, 1960 118 Springvale Ave A squirrel because they have the most fun in trees K.F.C., video club, horseback riding club, hanging around Alpine, to work my way up the ladder of wealth Friday afternoons, graduating, study periods ' lunch. Monday ' s, Romano ' s Algebra class, work GEORG1NE CARROLL 41 Normandy Road Myself Arts and Crafts, writing letters. Hairdresser, travel to Scotland. I.M., the fox with the blue eyes, the 2:10 bell. Rainy Monday ' s, waking up and realizing it ' s only a dream. JOE CARROCCINO JR. December 24, 1960 124 Beacon Street As a Kennedy. 78 Beacon Layout Staff, tennis, bowling, partying with the stiff staff. To go on to school, get a good job, and prosper forever. The great times with the kids, Beach City, Pioneer Village, B.B. games and Papa Gino ' s, Catryna Louise and the girls, the Grafmobile, A.F. Mickey, T.L. at 124 Beacon Street, New Years Eve 78 , my brain . 1976 - it was a bad year, the fights I had with A.F., Ms. Glover and her minute, de¬ generates, people who think that they ' re so damn good. ROBERT CARABINERIS CAB September 13, 1959 173a Washington Ave. Myself, because I like myself the way I am. Painting, wood working, electricity, printing, sheet metal. Summer of 76 , the mad parties, Lizzie and the good times we had at the park and at school. The 2:05 bus to N.E.R.. THOMAS CARROLL 23 Guam Road 103 TRACY CARROLL 133 Addison Street Part of the Rocky Mountains. Max-Ed, Softball 1-4, teachers aide, Bus monitor 3-4. To be what I want. Max-Ed, Becks, Frankie, The square, Carter Park, no school. Homework, cut slips, Mr. Herlihy. MICHAEL CASUCCI 606 Washington Avenue Paul McCartney and the Beatles. Baseball, S.S. To own my own business. Styx, (the grand illusion), money, weekends, the beat ' s. Working, no money. 104 FRANTZ CASTOR 99 Willow Street Same person I am. Soccer. Be an electronics computer or engineer electronics. GERRY CASALETTO 1 156 Union Street The Fonze. Homeroom representative, video. Drama club. To do what I want. Being in Mr. Sahagian ' s class, Mrs. Ruby ' s class, Junior Prom . My Junior year. MICHAEL CHAGNON CHAG 129 Marlboro Street Steve Tyler Sleeping. To get into show business. Watching T.V. Going to school. YOLANDA CHERUBIN March 24, 1959 157 Bellingham Street The richest person in the world. Homeroom representative, Prom committee, Photography club. To be rich and famous. Having friends, partying, goofing off on people, Summer of 77 , Jr. Prom, Sewing circle—309, a friend, J.K., D.T., and all my special friends up CHS. Rainy weekends, getting up for school, phoney people, being lonely, first day of school, Chemistry. LISA COELIN 103 Central Avenue DOROTHY CIMINO July 5, 1960 133 Bloomingdale Street Myself Italian club. Ice skating, bowling, Beacon staff, Senior Dinner Dance Committee, Max-Ed. To be happy. Tony, weekends, partying, freshmen lunch and Christmas party, driving with Mr. Connolly, Mrs. Fogel ' s math class, Mrs. Chioto ' s shorthand classes. School, homework, rainy days, work. CHERYL CHRISTIE 56 Addison Street I ' d like to come back as me with just a few changes. Bowling, swimming. To be a secretary and be free of all bounds. R.A., Weekends, Junior Prom, N.H., April 30, 1977, motorcycles, friends. Rainy days, May 30,1977, being broke, fighting with my boyfriend. JENNIE COHEN July 22, 1960 150 Maverick Street Mrs. Chiota ' s class, Mr. Locke ' s class, workshops, holidays. Freshmen lunch, studies. 105 CRYSTAL COLE August 6, 1960 22 Watts Street Elvis Presley, so everyone will Love Me Tender. Cheering squad. Pediatric Nurse Practicioner. Cheering camp, John Reardon, moun¬ tain climbing, uge, Charlie and Harry, The square, Poor Sam, trusting, Al-21, being loved. BAD BOYS , It ' s almost Monday, elephant legs, YA, YA, YA, - Talks with M.D., lying, rainy weekends. TERRY COX One Parkway Court As a beautiful red flower getting ready to blossom with the sun shining bright¬ ly on me. Bowling team, choice through educa- JAMES COVINO JC 18 Lafayette Avenue Linda Carter ' s teddy bear. Explorer Post 109, bowling, swimming, fishing, partying, sleeping, V.E. To be successful and happy. Getting my license, Mr. Connolly ' s driving class, pay day, Hawaii, Post 109, Weather in 314, Miss Quinn ' s study 105, Friday nights, parties. School lunches, getting up on Mon¬ days, Mr. Cherry ' s Study, Zaitz, 8 28 77. JANET CONDON 236 Central Avenue BRIAN ROBERT DALL 323 Spruce Street I mean, what is there after perfection? Latin Club, Beacon staff, Literary Magazine, Chelsea Right to Read Defense Committee, Students Rights Committee, Simiah Society, Collecting Comic books, Chelsea Animal Hospi¬ tal, Punk Rock. To be the best bucking veterinarian in the world! The Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Clash, Safety Pins, The Rat, Punk, Patti Smith, Sparks, Snuff Rock, Benji, Chuck, Eno, Coo-Coo. Disco, Elvis Presley ' s death, Queen, ELP, Top 40, anybody but me winning in cards, cruelty to animals, jerks who don ' t appreciate punk, The School Committee. tion, 311 program, tap dancing, fashion show and Gong show for CHS, Church choir, J.V., Assistant manager basketball 76 , Roller skating and dancing. To be somebody in life, to have a good career. Partying, going to new places and meeting new people. Not having a good time when you go out and being disappointed DAWN DECOSTE 119 Addison Street GEORGE DIAZ DIAZ KID 108 Essex Street A tree, so I can be around for a long time. Roller skating. Businessman. CHS, Essex corner, Shirley, don ' t forget to say Hi ladies, Aerosmith — Woman of the world. The past and get into the world, Mr. Herlihy. MARGARET ANN DEMETRIO MAGGIE September 4, 1959 111 Cook Avenue Watersking, swimming, biking, riding, drawing, camping. To live and be happy and to succeed in whatever I do. Sun Shine, friends, snow, parties, weekends, good times, Jr. Prom, M.M., Maine, The Cape, CHS, Florida, California, graduation. Rain, phoney people, getting up early in the morn- ning, doing things you don ' t want to do, saying good-bye to friends. giving up the corner, best friend Bob S., The Blue Bomber of mine, The 442 ' s. Having an arguement with Sharon, Mr. Herlihy, getting put in a boring classroom, not owning my own car. RITA DALY REE-REE ' 3 Parkway Court A white dove. Girls track, drama, glee club. To get into the theater. Toing to the country, parties (SSP), our doorway, Mr. Teals man in music class with Mike, Tom and Chimpy, Ellen. WAYNE DEPIETRO PORKY October 25, 1959 12 Saipan Road Played hockey and football, Students Rights Committee. I would like to be myself all over again. To go to a trade school and continue in the printing field. Being with Sharon, going out to party sometimes, heading for a good future, RAUL E. DIAZ PAUL September 11, 1959 32 Reynolds Avenue As someone who will have a successful life. Track team, Prom committee, Soph¬ omore, Jr., and Senior homeroom re¬ presentative, President of Spanish club, Beacon Staff. To become an accountant. Mrs. Romano ' s Algebra classes, forty- step beach, Jr. Prom, October 1, 1969, my first pay check, dress-up day, pork chops, H.B., Florida, my family, Cuba, Mr. Lopez ' s 3rd period class, all the kids up CHS. Freshman lunch, nine- thirty, Mass. General Hospital. EDWARD P. DOHERTY BIG ED 52 Carroll Street Sylvestor Stallone. Hockey, Sunday morning football, working for Joe Magna under the vo¬ cational program, electrical apprentice. Master Electrician. Going out with Lisa, getting paid, partying. Not going out with Lisa, being alone on weekends, no car, no money, working Friday nights. CHARLES DIRANIA N CHUCKY D November 10, 1960 269 Washington Avenue Myself but as a millionaire. CF1S toking team. To be healthy and have all the money and all the girls I need. CHS, toking in the morning, J. Giels Stones, D.E., Charlies Angels, M.L., T.B., R.B. 69”, drinking, pool, schools out forever, V.F.V., Mini Org., 8th grade at Williams, eight on ones. A begging cupcake. ROSE D ' ORAZIO LINDA DOHERTY D May 25, 1960 April 3, 1960 65 Exeter Street Seagull so I could be free. 47 Grove Street A millionaire so that I could buy my family and friends everything they want. Skating, swimming, working as a nurses aide, going out with my friends. To become a registered nurse. Mrs. M., Crystal and her thumb, la-la, Rose Jeannie, the help mom and dad gave me, Sr. Dinner Dance. Getting knocked down in the corridors, CHS lunches, the day after Loretta ' s party. Max-Ed, work. To live a full and happy life. Bing Crosby, Miss C., David,? school?, H.O.A., Cherie, the girls , Christmas, July 19, Brake, Friday, Snoopy, the friends I ' ve made at CHS. Cats, tests, little sisters, Mickey Mouse, Cafe lunches, Mondays, gossip, K.L. TERRY DURANTE December 2, 1960 50 Essex Street The Pink Panther Theta Psi Sorority, CHS, cheerleader 76-77, Italian club, business dept., office girl. Legal secretary F.M., winter, Chiota ' s class, CHS basketball games, Coach Sullivan, Barry S. “Nights on Broadway , A.M., 5 30 77. MICHAEL DWYER 18 Marlborough Street Eagle Basketball, baseball, Dramatics, Student Council. Bank manager, be happy. 2 4 77, my friends, Eastie, driving school, after basketball games, Drift wood. The Bus, St. Mary ' s. 3 16 77, Math, Studies, Monday mornings, Cafe lunches, gym. DEBRA BETH ELFMAN April 13, 1960 156 Chester Avenue Myself because if you aren ' t yourself, then you ' ll never know if you are a success in life because of who you are or because of who you are pre- RICHARD DZEDULIONIS No Photo Available ANDREA ELLIOT 161 Shurtleff Street PAULA FALETRA April 29, 1960 35 Winthrop Road As a ruler so I can straighten things out. Captain of majorettes, National Honor Society, Italian Club. To travel. Boston, two RD, Jr. Prom, 2nd period, 27, football and basketball games, Met ' s, a good joke, chem. me and S.S., Mark the Spark, my talks with Valerie, my Junior year. 12 27 76, 5 6 77, 1 6 76, hanging up on Terry, morning practices. MANUAL ESCOBAR 94 Highland Street No Photo Available PAUL ENROTH 32 Annese Road DOROTHEA ANN FILIPOWICH DOT POLKA March 15, 1960 119 Spencer Avenue A calendar so I can keep track of myself. The Beacon, 4-H, Student Rights Committee, Literary Magazine Co- Editor 12th year, Glee club president 76-77, 77-78, Explorer and Student Service Center. A lawyer, a teacher, and just live life to the fullest. The trains, S.A.M., Feb. vacation 76, B.P., skipping freshman year, the commons, Billy coming home, Canada, The Variety and Gong show, skip to my lou, S.S.C., W.T., T.G., Simons , music, Kathy, s. Bartletts aturdays, loosing a friends. MARK FINEBERG March 30, 1959 35 Plymoth Road Myself, because I had such a good time livin my life. To live free and easy and become a rich dude. Summer of 77, Moon, FiFi, Leo, Debbie, all the good times at CHS, meeting Diane. Life is one big goof. JOHN FREITAS November 22, 1960 19 Louis Street Howard Hughes Varsity hockey player To see Zeppelin and move out west. Gold, weekends, and doing anything you want. Green weed, beats, Herlihy, detention, cupcakes. MARYANN FIORI 3-19-59 179 Congress Ave. (Fi-Fi) fish to become a nurse and be happy. Mel, friends, weekends, Mrs. M ' s class. Tests, Mr. Rosa, Mr. Ross ' s homeroom ROBERT FRENCH LINDA LEE FRASER June 17, 1960 66 Bloomingdale Street A strawberry in my own strawberry patch so nobody could eat me. Sking, Ceramics, swimming, home¬ room rep. 76-77, Red cross rep., camping, fishing. To live a long and happy life in what¬ ever I do. Kevin, sunny days, snow, art classes, 3 21 76, Proms, dances, friends at CHS. Mondays, Ethel, Rainy days, fights, say good-bye to friends, losing someone you love. 44 Hancock Street Freshmen hockey, Junior hockey, football. Ill TIM GAHAGAN 47 Washington Avenue Robert Plant Working to fix up the schools. To lead a good and comfortable life. Pay day, The Shurtleff School steps. When your girlfriend gives you the boot., Hanging around in Prattville. PAUL GIORDANO PEPPY July 23, 1960 350 Washington Avenue 6 ' 11 and playing for the Celtics. Hockey, partying, motorcycle riding 1 . To be a wealthy man. 15 Penny Gullage, The hole in the wall gang., D.P. with K.O ' C., playing pool up L.Q. house on Friday and ANTHONY GENNARIO 58 Bellingham St. CELINA GAUDET 119 Franklin Avenue BILL GLOWACKI BUBBLE CHECK January 8, 1961 11 John Street A whiz kid. Bowling, football, baseball. To get out of my Algebra 2 class and gym. Saturday nights, Stuch, Bulb, Freto, K.O ' C., Muz, Mel. CHS. 112 MARJORIE GOMES MARGIE August 21, 1960 33 Guam Road Color guards, Glle club, Drama club. To travel all over the world. B.S., E.A., R.D., R.A., K.G., S.M., C.L., S.B., city, Saturday nights, parties, summer of 77 , Business Law 5th period, having nothing to do, home¬ work, falling asleep in classes, lunches. ROBERT GOSS CARMEN J. GONZALEZ ALLISON GRIFFIN 83 Addison Street 100 Broadway “5 Bigger, stronger, fatter, funniest, rich, and taller. Basketball, hockey, volleyball, tennis soccer, bowling and all kinds of games. Nurse. 210 Central Ave. BETTY GRUNGO 64 Orange St. JACQUELINE HALE 238 Chestnut St. commissioner, Freshman and soph. Red cross representative, Freshman and Soph, and Jr. Student Council, Jr. and Sr. pep squad, Freshman and Soph, ring committee. To be a stewardess then a mother and wife. 4 15 76, Billy S„ G., Linda B., Jerry D., Spencer, School yard, Ham ' s, Summer of 77 , Mrs. Welch, Mr. F„ C.H.S.T.T. (R.G., C.R., C.H., M.K.), B. Goss, Ding Dang and Dong, Rickys party, Ray ' s party-riot, Marion and lisa, Billy Allen, Judy the Pres., Jr. Prom, Sr. Dinner Dance, All my friends in school, Billys honda, Jef¬ ferson, nice Spring days. All the peo¬ ple who try to hurt people purposely. CHERYL HAMILTON March 15, 1960 56 Webster Avenue The emotion Happy” so I could keep everyone Happy . Jr. and Sr. class vice-president, ballot SUSAN GYMZIAK 71 Burma Street 114 ■ JEAN HARRINGTON March 22, 1960 48 Spencer Avenue Bird, so I could be free to go as I please. Bowling, volleyball, dancing, sewing. To be successful as a physical therapist. The good times and the bad times and especially Miss Cantor ' s room for CEEB. Monday mornings, homework, final exams, and getting up for school. MARCIA HIGGINS 215 Washington Avenue A pet cat. Sewing, making sand terrariums, dancing. To live a long happy life, healthy and HENRY J. HIGGINS 839 Broadway Jimmy Page—Led Zeppelin. Work in electronics or maybe go in the service (air force). wealthy. Getting out of school, Chinese food, T.V., going away on weekends. Home¬ work, rainy weekends. JUDITH A. HATFIELD JUDY February 2, 1958 One Webster Court Me Varsity basketball, girls track, H.R. rep 3 yr. ballot committee, pep club, intermurals softball, basketball, volleyball, Physical education teacher and to live the life I want. Playing Basketball for CHS and win¬ ning, being with good friends, and partying, being a member of CHS T.T., freshman yr., fighting with revere, sprained ankles, jammed finger, C.M., M.L., J.L., C.H., R.S., M.O., M.B., P.D. Having first lunch, friends who dont trust you and being mistaken as C.M. DZOVINA HOVSEPIAN No Photo Available 115 IVETTEE IRIZZARY 100 Broadway 2 As a good actress or as a great princess. Volleyball, tennis listening to music, walking. To be a secretary. To be a good college student. To become a bad housewife. commissioner, office girl, Beacon. Secretary Graduating, Mr. Kagans weaving class, friends, Shurtleff steps, T.F., going to N.H. with T.D., getting out of the 11th grade at 11:30, skipping school and never getting caught. Getting up mornings for school, test, school lunches, dead heads, working nights. KATHRYN HYLAND KATE December 29, 1960 37 Eleanor Street National Honor Society, Red Cross volunteer, C.Y.O. White Shoulders To be a medical secretary. Jr. Prom, homeroom 205, Tommy, L.N., T.D ' s parties, 8 28 76, T.L. and B.V., Mr. Connelly, D.L. and S.Q. My freshman year, winter mornings, not going to Frank Davis, P.T. and J.M., indoor lunch of 74, Donna ' s talks, Loretta ' s stubborness. SHERI JACOBS June 7, 1960 69 Shurtleff Street As a wizard so I could create miracles. H.R. rep. 11th grade, Max-Ed, Ballot BRIAN HURTON BULB July 4, 1960 50 Eleanor Street Anybody who has alot of money. Baseball, track, football, basketball. Get married and move to California. Mr. Walsh ' s class 77, Rhonda, Giels down the Cape, Voke Park, parties before school, the Malden game, ig¬ norant Buckley, up the woods, cool Rosa, camping trips, Breakheart. Moving seats during concerts, Coach Flaherty, football practice, school, Herilhy, the accident, 9 17 77, snakes. ANEGLINA IZZO ANGIE 3 Webster Ave. B.O.A., yearbook staff, vice of science club. To go into the Navy. J.D., R.D., J.I., having my own way, sleeping, vacations. Mr. Herlihy (c.a.h.), getting up early, school, con-artists. 116 BRIAN K. JOHNSON 10 Hillside Avenue A rich person Electrician Friday nights, summer, electricity, Hawaii. School, detention, work, Mondays. ELIZABETH KOZLOWSKI LIZ November 3, 1960 156a Washington Avenue Rockefellers daughter. Care About Now, Max-ed, To be filthy rich and live in a mansion. 2:10 Friday, S.B.S., W.W.R., Pay day, 8 2 75, going in late with C.W., smok¬ ing with B.T., on the third floor. 8:00 Monday mornings, day after vacation, detention, Herliheys were ALEX J. KLIMARCHUK CRISCO October 3, 1960 98 Shamut Street Working on vocational work program as an electrician apprentice, going to Northeast in the afternoon, parties and girls. To be an electronics technician, own a Cougar XR7, to fulfill my dreams. Going our with Lorraine from Everett, getting a big pay check, 10 12 76, C.C. under the table in 101. Competi¬ tion with Everett, getting a small check, taking the bus to Northeast, not being with Lorraine working on Friday nights. JUDITH M. KIERKIEWICZ KIRK June 26, 1960 84 Tudor Street Student Advisory Committee, Home¬ room rep. To make everyone happy especially K.C. Jr. Prom, K.C., my 66 Buick, CHS, Mr. Finneran, parties, Y.C., Harbor House, S.U., L.J. Algebra, rainy days, fighting with K.C. KIMBERLY ANN KUPCZEWSKI November 12, 1960 17 Heard Street An indespensible wooden golf tee. National Honor Society, cheerleader. Glee club 74 , Drama Society, Cor¬ responding secretary Science club, you ., B.U.W.D.V., winter of Beacon business staff, Beacon photography. To state my case of which I ' m certain. Bob Carter-143 (IBAN), 8 yrs ago, Wd. I si. Sta, 6:00, 1-4-40, 110-117, Philo, Tracy, Colonial, 73 71, wall, The Hitching Post, N.Y., Romie ' s, D.F.H., T.B.W.F., My family, (table, t3m). Friday Aug. 13, 1976, 9:30, 1 ring, The Bridge? running, 2 cad- M.K.III, Nantasket, moustache and martignetti haha . . . , S.F.O., Ants. 117 TERESA LUZZATTO TERRY TINA LEBLANC January 15, 1961 66 Chester Avenue A window shade because it has its ups and downs like me. Basketball. To be successful in life. Traveling with my family, basketball, Jr. year, camping with Karen ' s family. Not being able to say what you want, studying, for a test, losing something. 83 Spencer Avenue October 18, 1960 A butterfly, so I could be free to fly! Pep Club, C.Y.O. Cheering, Loretta Johnny, Riding in Twinkie ' s car, Being late with Kate, Donna, Debbie To be a Court Stenographer be happy rich. Beany, a white station wagon, those certain nights with that certain some¬ one, Graduation Finally!, Cruising , Spencer, Loretta Chris Judy Mike, Mrs. Smith, Dawn Me. Breaking up, rainy nights, not graduating with John Carolan, working, having to take gym, having indoor lunch 1974. PAUL LANZILLO LEMON 234 Central Avenue The Godfather, the President, a rich man, Farrah Fawcett ' s teddy bear, me. Post 109, partying, sleeping, weight¬ lifting, electricity school, softball team, the surf. Electrician or carpenter. Debbie, sleeping late, Friday nights, Post 109, my last year of school, pay days. School, Promisel ' s, Mon¬ days, working, English. No Photo Available WALTER LAMONICA 35 John Street NANCY LESLIE August 9, 1960 One a Burma Road To be the head of the Beacon Staff, so I wouldn ' t be asked such dumb questions like this one. Cupcake Island, little darling , 5 20 77, S.O., The Lark, Mrs. Chiota ' s class, Ronnie, C.M., M.B. To live a long happy life. E.N., and his routine, 8 4 77, a black Cadillac, 7 26 77, people you can trust, money. Big Senior , me and Donnas nightmares, phoney people, shakes, MMBN. 118 NORMAN LEWIN NORM June 10, 1960 71 Clark Avenue Green belt in karate, bowling, playing chess. Being successful. Doing good in most things. School days. GEORGE LOVE 95 Blossom Street I don ' t have to worry about it because I am not going to die. Card playing, gambling, making money, dreaming, concerts, exploring my cosmic mind, controlling another world from a distant planet. To beat the devil and live forever. Forever young, awaken gentle mass NINA LOMBARDI 12 Winthrop Road Myself but not to have as many faults and to change the mistakes I made. National Honor Society, Honor Roll Committee, Literary Magazine. To live life to the fullest. J R L, good friends, Adele, Chiz, D.B., Lee, good times, parties, WEEK¬ ENDS, CONCERTS, fuzzy sheep dogs, sunny days, graduating, Freshman h.r., Alg. 1, 12 31 76, The corner 75 , Mr. Lockes stories, Elton John at Shaefer, A.I ' s. 5 7 76, 40-steps beach, CHS. Getting hurt, losing friends, bummed-out days, busted, growing old, rainy days, misunder¬ standings, saying good-bye. April 12, 1960 KAREN LIMARDO 93 Maverick Street Paper cup, so I wouldn ' t be used over and over. Dental assistant Paul, my 442, Jr. year, camping, my family, May 12, Mrs. Minassian. Dis¬ agreeing with my mother, studying for tests. JUDITH ANN LUCIANO JUDY March 27, 1960 47 Columbus Street Sunshine Sr. and Jr. class President, National Honor Society, Student Council Re¬ cording secretary, Theta Psi Sorority. Lawyer My S.C., Cous, Weldons, boys at M.C., touch, physic killer, distant atmos¬ phere, Nova, life, Being ahead of my time and trying to make it back from 5000 A.D. to 1978 before the late bell rings. A.D., partying, D , Ma Parker ' s, 3 Musketeers, Good waiters get goo| tips , Quado Kid, LTD , Hollywoo houseparties, C.C.I. crew. The nigh before school started. MAUREEN ANN LYNN MOE CYNTHIA MACDONALD LISA MALVAROSA CINDY 53 Cook Avenue March 2, 1960 Beacon Business Staff, Max-Ed, HmRm. Rep, Theta Psi Sorority. To become a stewardess or Legal Secretary. Sunshine, Snowfalkes, Partying with C.M., M.B., L.L., my friends, Being understood, 40 Steps, Ding Dong, 10-7-77, Billy T„ S.Y., SIESTA, Lisa Gang, 10-25-75, Home. Rainy days, Fighting with someone special, Snakes, Clicks, doing something wring and getting caught, JMMLMM. 29 Willard Street August 1, 1960 Barbra Streisand so I ' d have memories of The Way We Were. Girls Basketball and Girls Track Manager, Beacon Business Staff, Pep Club. To become a rich secretary. SNOWBALL: D. Lodie drooling in the meatballs, Mrs. Chiota ' s class with MB, ML, NL, D.G., Will Larry get mad? , Wearing sunglasses in the snow with LL, Cover Girl, 10-7-77. Fighting with friends, Stuck-up peo¬ ple, Not being able to go to Frank Davis, backstabers 11-11-77, Losing Football games. (MOTHER BURN-OUT) 123 Clark Avenue January 6 1961 A spot light so everyone could turn me on. Editor of the Beacon, Student Advisory Comm, Drama Society, Italian Club, B.O.A. Club. too light up my life and be seen on screen. Sumemrs of 74 77, Frank Yeek, Nina, Nancy, Parties in the pit, Denots material getting wasted with friends, the sun and sand. 2 certain scronges, busted 77 , all the rain. JOE MAMZUR 118 Shurtleff St. Albert Einstein Student Council, Treasurer, National Honor Society, Working, Music. To deal with electricity and electronics. Parties, payday, being with friends. School, work, no party. ADELE MANNING 533 Washington Ave. November 21, 1960 To be completely happy. The Three Musketeers, Freddie, Nina, ZOOM , I LYSFMICJS, Del Babe! , P.C.T., 10-29-76, R.V., on and on. Backstabbers, 7-7-77, The Junior Prom, S.S., the junior prom, Monday mornings, boring nites. MAUREEN MARTINELLO STEVEN MARONSKI 133 Prescott Ave. MARCIO MARTONE 111 Maverick St. March 14, 1960 55 Warren Ave. The president A Nurse R.J.B.J., Oct 75, V.C.C.I., The em¬ bassy, the beattles, People who think their bad, crust, snowstorms, snobs, frizzies JOHN MARTIN 58 Bellingham St. King of the jungle, a LION All around sports and cool kid, V.P. of the T.T ' s, watching M.B. and B T ' S walking by. To get over and be successful, hmrm 107, rm 104 with Jay C., Mad Buns, Junior skip day, third floor, the first time it snowed, mad parties, science, R.F., Mr. glass, THE MAN , No broads to look at in class, sophomore year JAY MASTALERZ 68 Marlboro St Broadway Joe Frosh track, football, basketball accountant, smoke a pipe Coach Tumonili ' s face when we walked drugs in, Kim, coach saying Every¬ body up! senior dress up, Beatties 121 LAWRENCE MAUZEROL MUZ 55 Kimball Rd. A one way street concerts, flaring, and skipping school to own a fleetwood, vett, and kawi all at the same time music, matching before school, living first class after lunch, halloween party, coma ' s, green weed. PAUL MCCARTHY MACADOO 98 Watts St. A nice big grizzley bear camping, hunting, and partying all the time cabinet maker being on the corner with O.T. and Lori when it rains and noone comes out to party. DAWN MARIE MCCARTHY DAWNIE Sep. 12, 1960 87 Bloomingdale st. A Peppermint Lifesaver Theta psi sorority, 10 grade girls club, drama society, Beacon business and typing staff. To make today better than yesterday tommorrow better than today. Hmrm with Maureen, typing with Lo¬ retta and Linda, Terry and J.E., Mitchell and Joanne no more getting Linda in the morning, Mr. Herlihy ' s phone calls JANIS ELAINE MAY Feb. 11, 1959 10 prescott ave Bewitched , so I could have anything at any time. weekends, clubs, J.S., true friends, boys, graduating, L.W. cornball jokes, no money, phony people, toothaches, winter, liars, girls who try to take away your boyfriends. MAUREEN MCDONALD MOE Feb. 2, 1960 210 Central ave. Color guard, Business offece assistant, hmrm rep., meeting out front to get HI. to make it with Touchie and be happy Partying, touchie, highland cornor getting out of bed on a cold morning, getting kicked off the cornor. 1 ' 1 JOHN MCNEIL 216 central ave Continental Mark V Explorer Post 109, street hockey, rifles computor programer Highland park parties, dances Northeast, l.a.p. ROBERTA R. MEUSE BERT Feb. 14, 1960 33 guam rd a great singer like Barbara Streisand Devil ' s Delivery announcer, hmrm rep, N.H.S., Partying, weekends at D ' s dorm, money, Pawtakaway 6-24-77, puma, Mr Stawicki, no money, rainy days, getting up early, homework, no beer STEPHEN MELESCUIC May 18, 1960 93 Washington Ave Motorcycles, partying, the wanderers $2,000,000,000 Bill ' s camp, the ghetto, weirs beach, the party up Peppy ' s old house, Breakheart, second period, lunch speeding tickets, Jr. skip day, Skipper ' s sister ' s new car, the D parties MARTIN MILLER 197 Chestnut St. 123 JOE MINARDI 16 Suffolk St. Dec. 23, 1960 43 Clark Ave. An oscar meyer weiner so everyone would be in love with me! drama society, beacon staff, girls club, Manuel J. Weiner-Bertha Sherr-B.B.G., To go to New York and look up A. Goldberg Al Pacino, cruising, making tapes with Robin, Jean, and Nancy, the Y, Mr. Nature, MGM. ambulance driv¬ ers, corvettes, gym, rainy days, early mornings, chemistry, failures, the chauffer, missing Ryan ' s Hope. CHARLIE MOORE 60 Bellingham st the headmaster, to see how it is. football CO-CAPTAIN, baseball, band committee pro football player, or electrician partys, popcorn, dee, moon, birdie, the home, bruno, party ' s at Lamara ' s, losing to Everett JANIE MOORE March 26, 1960 50 Heard St Tennis, bowling, chess, reading accountant the rambler, passing gym 12 times in one year, teaching CPR, friendship with Miss Corwin, school lunches, study guides, timings, homework ROBYN MOORE 60 Bellingham St A talking bird basketball, singing, dancing, partying, concerts, good times child investigator special voice and smile of ERM, tufts, A.C.H. taking history, being unhappy, 9-20-74, that hard time my third year at tufts, not being with who I want to ROBERT G. MOORE 257 Spruce st A mean panther skiing softball, working, max-ed manager of stop shop eating, sleeping, being with my friends Bro getting up for school, no car, scum city JULIA MORGAN 161 Bloomingdale St. SUET FAN MUI April 5, 1957 106 Congress Ave A bird ping-pong, basketball, tennis I would like to become whatever I wish to be, The different school life The sadness FRANK JOSEPH MULLINS 26 Gardner st the richest man in the world football co-captain, hockey co-captain, baseball, maz-ed to become rich and find the right girl winning games, parties, girls, football buddies, Lisa losing, getting up on Monday, having a fight with my girlfriend LINDA MULLALY PEACHES July 13, 1960 174 Congress Ave strawberry perfume bowling, riding Mai ' s bike, swimming, dancing, boating, max-ed, beacon, hanging up the VIP to lead a happy married life Mr. Fineran, driving with Mr. Connolly, 10-4-76, graduation, Mai, Mrs. Chiota ' s class, K.P., T. B. gym, indoor lunch, boring classes, bad times, arguing, homework, history DAVID MULKERN March 23, 1960 36 Kimball Road howard Hughes treasurer of P.F., horticulteral club, har¬ mony magazine to be successful in whatever I do the cape, Kim, work, pay day, gremlin, ginkie, school, report cards, Miss Tkac- zuk, jaws, the dog PATRICIA A MURPHY July 9, 1959 34 Washington Ave Skipping with DRU, H.R. rep to be happy and successful clubbing, long weekends, work getting up early, just plain school LORI MAUSKAUSKI Feb. 15, 1960 143 Arlington St. DAVID NAVARRO Dec. 22, 1960 230 Clark Ave Tony Dorsett track to be rich and forget my troubles friday nights on broadway, the school- yard, frosh hmrm 24 minute lunches, losing a track meet, surprise quizzes KIM ANN NALCHAJIAN January 29, 1961 57 Burma Road Rockefeller office worker, max-ed to always be successful and happy S. feinberg, Mr. Locke, winning Revere, partying, long weekens gym, getting up for school, bad grades, mondays, rain, stuck up people Nov. 30, 1960 47 Grove st Clown-always happy ice skating, bowling, beacon typing to lead a happy and successful life Miss Medoff, Mrs. Chiota, Mr. Locke ' s stories, Jr. prom, Mr. Fineran, Terry and Beany, specer Ave, Linda D., Kathy and her jokes, Dawn M. indoor lunch of 74, J.C. not graduating, losing football games, finals, Kathy and her HUHS MIGUEL NIEVES 122 Chestnut Street JAMES NUZZO 54 Cary Avenue STEVE OVALLE 230 Central Avenue MATTHEW OSTLER BIG O 9 Fitz terrace What the mind can imagine the man can make football, basketball, partying sky pilot being a winner, weekends in the moun¬ tains, a certain girl, Led Zepplin Losing my brother Sal, being one of the losers KENNETH ORNE 63 Essex St The old alice cooper since this one won ' t last long enough to burn people good times out front, goofing on teachers Don ' t have any going to Arizona in 1982 with my bud¬ dy urtle , Kathy and Kelly Having to stay another year at Chelsea High DONNA PANZINI 270a Chesnut St. professional dancer sewing, yearbook staff, bowling, greater east boston jr. miss pagent 1977 successful dance teacher gino, dancing, mrs. smith ' s sewing class, vacations rainy weekends, not being able to get out SHERI PERLE 134 Maverick St myself to be successful in life when the weekend comes when someone is hurt and I can ' t help them MICHAEL PELTON April 2, 1960 453 Washington Ave Mean Joe Grene or Sam Hunt football, track, girl watching club have my own shop, be my own boss, get rich and marry the right girl, electronics Kiss, Boston, Steve Miller, Eagles, B.T.O. ' stones, get out of school, foot¬ ball sitting on the bench, football camp, getting hurt before the everett game, scooping girls KEVIN PARADIS 139 Marlboro st President, to straighten out U.S. football, baseball umpire aircraft electrician weekends, Saturday nights, dances, parties monday morning, Mr.Ross guarding the corridor ROBIN PICTOU 70 Parker Street DRUANN PILCHER March 21, 1960 31 Chester Ave a better person skipping school with Murph, mountain hiking in the fall court stenographer Jerry, sleeping late, long weekends, clubbing, graduation school, studying for tests, winter STEPHEN PODALSKI 921 Broadway GINA PIZZANO PIZZA March 23, 1960 49 Hancock st a highly intelligent person super star contest winner, pep club, max-ed, sorority secretary Fridays, sports, grandmas donut shoppe, room 122 being tardy, monday, something I try to to do and never works out losing foot¬ ball games, vain people FELIX PINEAU THE CAT 62 Marlboro st. myself bowling, street hockey, chess, baseball, explorer post the first dog book in Mr. Hunt ' s class, Explorer 109 eating those school lunches, english LEO QUEVILLON LEE, QUEVI, ONE PUNCH 17 Willard St. I know I ' m not coming back so whats the difference track, intramural basketball, volleyball hanging around with kipsky and moon, no school bell Quevillon, whats the answer to F = KMAME? meanwhile, I ' m sleeping! 130 i BARBARA QUINTON BAMBI Nov. 26, 1960 893 Broadway Red Cross Rep, CHS variety of fashions, ice skating with Irene, Russo, and El. to be a successful and happy medical secretary CHS Football games, MRS Fogels math class, Gym, driving with Mr. Connolly EDWARD RICHARD 373 Cresent Ave. JOSEPH FRANCIS RAGUSA 80 Fremont Ave someone other than myself none to be a better person just being who I am and trying all the time to better myslef. Gaining weight and getting fat!!! CYNTHIA REARDON CINDY Jan. 17, 1960 70 Maverick St a policeman cooking, sewing, max-ed. watching soap operas, graduation detention PAUL RICHARDS March 10, 1960 27 Carmel St. hockey puck, so I could do a lot of scoring coach- little league, baseball basketball to be a police officer Sherry, Mrs. Minassin ' s room Mr. Cherry ' s Room 131 CAROL RINALDI 46 Parker St Nov 1, 1959 BETTINA RIZZO TINA Sept 31, 1959 38 Bellingham St Basketball, track basketball, my friends, LG, CM, LC, DN, the nice teachers, July 25, 1977 going to school on Monday, being bored, things you don ' t want do do but you have to. 4 RUTH RIVERA 46 Shamut St. JULIO RIVERA 46 Shamut St. MAL RIZZO Aug 29, 1960 38 Bellingham st I just want tobe left alone when I die bike trips, riding motorcycles, swim¬ ming, waterskiing, weight lifting, lead a good life and have a good future being with my girlfriend Linda, club¬ bing, getting loaded, having gym with Miss Pike ROBERT F. ROCHE JR. GREEN CHEVY July 18, 1960 148 Marlboro St. President CHS Photography Club, Jo¬ hanna Mouse Club, Photography, C.B. Radios Photographer February 9,1977, November 12,1977, Mousey, Queen. Reggie Jackson, N.Y. Yankees, B.B.M. SHEILA ANNE ROSANIO October 9, 1960 26 Sumitt Ave. Anna Pavlova because she was the greatest dancer in the world. Captain majoretts, President of the Sci¬ ence club, office aide, pep club, Drama Society, Variety shows. To become a dancing teacher and have my own studio. I I BRIAN ROGERS 3 Webster Ct. JOSE RODRIGUEZ 893 Broadway Johnny Cash Baseball I would like to come out of school with a good career. My last day of school, the years in school. People always are calling me some names, I will not know any one any more in school. PAUL ROSATI 65 Garland Street Eagle Co-captain hockey, Co-captain cross country, outdoor and indoor trac k. Aeronatics Three GBL cross country champion¬ ships, summers down the beach. Losing to Peabody, losing our fourth championship, no female company, broken bones. 133 LORRAINE RUSSO 12 Carroll St. KATHY SAVOY BOOGIE BEAR Oct. 31, 1959 167 Walnut St. myself, with a few minor changes, pep club, elected co-ordinator for pep club Italian club a film director Johnny, D.B-N-W.M., seeing somebody again, being cared for, 2 22 75 Mr. Cherry, Mrs. Boveri, Mr. Renzi, chs lunch, setting up for school MATILDE SANTOS 119 Bellingham Street MARLENE SALAZAR sep. 8, 1959 32 Congress Ave myself when I see my boyfriend wake up on Monday mornings, ELAINE M. SCHELL SQUEAKS May 30, 1960 106 Watts St. myself color guard, beacon business staff accountant Mr. Weinstein, Mr. Locke, Mrs. Smith CHS Lunches 134 .liiilastu Piths Assuitialinu ,NUK.K AN YEARBOOK CtUTK M SERVICE . -• vi he jfteawit Jfusl (Uass Jtyonor Eating V.., , iS. r L.. im. YVONNE SCOTT 139 Addison St. EDWARD A SEKENSKI July 11, 1959 67 Bellingham Street Dancing a Human Being. going out on a Saturday night and par¬ tying. Getting up in the morning to deliver my papers. JOSEPH M. 4 Parkway Ct. I worked with t CHS was one c paint. To get a trade Vacations, work mer, music. 8:00 o ' clock bell, s Room V SMITH ern Ave. PHILLIP SIMS 55 Watts St. LISA SOLAR 5 Webster Court August 30, 1960 myself, but with the knowledge of my old mistakes pep club, glee club, Explorer post 774, hmrm. rep to become an executive secretary and lead a long happy healthy life. Jimmy -N- Lisa, vacations, parties, weekends, eating, good weather, Spen¬ cer, The Hamilton ' s, Mr. Fineran bad weather, being hassaled, being bummed out, losing football games CATHERINE STONE JOSEPH SQUILLACIOTI 216 Central Ave. 119 Hawthorn e St. Jimmy Page basketball. Music To be healthy and wealthy good music waking up for school and going to prac¬ tice CHRIS SUCHCICKI 69 Union St. Eddie Shack chemistry lab assistant, tutor, ccd teacher dentist studies, girls, cars, Bruins, sleeping GLEN SULLIVAN homework, Mr. Slater ' s chemistry class, Montreal 106 Exeter St. 137 ROSE SULLIVAN April 3, 1960 5 Webster Court myself Girls varsity basketball, explorers, hmrm rep to become an R.N. going down spencer, no school, going hotel California when all the spencer boy ' s left to join the navy, rainy monday morning, Alge¬ bra II class first period STUART TARMY PAUL SWEENEY 7 Vernon St. Gene Simmons hockey, drawing, listening to Kiss alive be rich, go to art school no school, Friday nights Zaitz, losing in hockey, Bobby ' s dead tarantula Ceramics class, all the Spencer kids, green monsters Pam ' s lies, Bobby and Musk ' s laugh 146 Addison st Capt. James Tiberias Kirk- commander of starship enterprises yearbook staff, red devil press, german club, science club, math club, baseball, skiing President of the United States fine women, Fine wine, luxury cars, 138 heineken and coors, james taylor ' s mel¬ low music, disco and Filene ' s basement algebra II, term papers, Mr. O ' D ' S jokes, meeting deadlines, ms. cantor ' s comedy routines, punk rock JOHN SZCZEPANSKi 80 Chester Ave. DEBRA TEDESCO DEBBIE Sep. 15, 1960 56 Chester Ave CUPID-so I could bring those who love each other together senior class secretary, hmrm rep, jr prom comm, pep club, Itialian club, secretary and President of the student council, beacon layout, glee club, goof¬ ing on people lawyer good times with real friends, L.C., L.C., J,G; Algebra class, junior prom, G.B., 8-14-76, happy people, phoney people, boring nights, liars, 3-30-75, those who have no sense of humor, ok eh deb I tak ova now I CHERYL THOMAS FUZZY BEAR April 23, 1960 206 Poplar st myself but better than what I am business staff, pep squad, harmony magazine to have a happy life and enjoy it to its fullest Billy from S.S.O, Wade and family, Paul, bonlight chior, farm parties, all my teachers, all the people I met, people who don ' t like me, bad times, Mr. O ' D ' S jokes, Paul ' s smart remarks, falling upstairs ANDREW TOMASZEWSKI 191 Central Ave Ferrar 312L2 racing formula 1 world champion electronics trig WILLIAM THOMPSON 1 Parkway Court 1 Parkway Court ANDREW TROISI Nov. 10, 1960 109 Congress Ave David Bowie football co-capt, basketball capt, Span¬ ish club, post 109 make a lot of money JO” where ' s the birdie, the home, Quigley Mr. R. Feinberg, Mr. R. Feinberg, Mr. R. Feinberg 139 ALLEN TRYDER 727 Broadway a guitar to make the best of life electricity, spencer ave going to school DAVY ELI VENTURELLI 140 Maverick st Aug. 14, 1959 apple, so a beautiful young girl can take a bite out of me. skipping northeast, getting intoxicated on the cornor to become reasonably wealthy-God Farther the nit wits on the cornor, totaling two out of five cars. The wardons, Franco, Herlihy, Rosa, school lunch, buckley ' s 7 period eng- lish 140 PEDRO JAIME VALENTIN 178 Pearl st. President of U.S. none phys. ed teacher being honored in P.R. as rookie of the year in the little league my grandmother ' s death 178 Pearl Street PATRICIA WAITE TRICIA 2 Franklin st myself max-ed, N.H.S., pep club, red cross rep, prom comm, ring comm, horse back riding club teacher or secretary weekends, proms, winning football games, T.K., snap out of that coma Mr weinstein, Stawicki, work, monday mornings, phony peo¬ ple, gym, hmrm, BOBBY WALKER 162 Bellingham St. herb grower to get down on some mean red basketball, baseball, football, tennis, in¬ vitational parties, pool games No 1 draftpick from NCAA junior year basketball, muggs cellar, Hunt, coach Bevere, being social skinny bloats, the square, GEORGE V. WELCH KATHY WHITE 88 Carroll St A quarterback in the NFL master electrician electricity class, all my friends doing homework and listening to teachers WAYNE WANTMAN 33 Bellingham st Manager of Boston Red Sox explorer post 109, bowling computor programor concerts, curising, vacations, partying down the beach northeast, LAP, gym PATTY WHITE 35 Murray St. CHRISTOPHER WOJER 4 High st a rich man hunting and fishing movie camera man partying, sleeping, traveling school, work, getting up in the morn¬ ing, mondays LISA YANNETTI 53 Warren Ave Nov. 21, 1960 a hobbit max-ed, ballot commissi oner, pep club, horse back riding club operating room technician CP break, Led Zepplin, 2 lunch, CC, nov 3, Mr. Kagen ' s art class, H.O.A., jude, F.H. Richie feinberg, outdoor concerts at the esplanade, disco, algebra DAVID WILLIAMS 155 Spencer Ave Abe Lincoln football to become rich and live on a farm growing up at CHS, M.R., and uncle stevie all I went through these four years, fat feinberg PETER YEE 128 Washington ave tri-capt outdoor track, indoor track, cross country, freshman football, pres, math club, NHS, working on my car and having fun to be happy and successful in life long vacations, no homework and good music monday morning, and having to leave people you care about KEITH YIANACOPOLUS JR QUIETHY One Clinton Court March 9, 1959 peanut butter and jelly travel, collect coins, football capt, base¬ ball, basketball, track, to succeed football, JoAnn, school, project boys practies, tests, being bored ROBIN YIANACOPOLUS One Clington Court March 2, 1960 Myself-rich and happy sewing, dancing rollor skating, hmrm prom committee Robin and George, the good times I had with classmates bad weather HAROLD J. ZAWACKI 75 Division st July 18, 1960 pro athelete post 109, baseball, basketball to make it big in life post 109, the steps, life, basketball 143 MICHAEL HANCOCK 89 Chestnut St. RICHARD SMITH 41 Bloomingdale St. RAYMOND NIEVES 122 Chestnut St. WALTER ULTSCH 34 Parker St. tesr � )S4s f cru k ej. 146 I JOHANNA BARTLETT A lawyer SHERRILL BOVERI A person whose life span would be in the next century. JESLYN MEDOFF The next Lillian Heilman JOSEPH HANEGAN JANICE FACTOR The sun because of its ability to give warmth, energy and brightness. PAUL RENZI A vampire bat MARY QUINN BERNARD SCHWARTZ HERBERT LOCKE A Steinway Piano FRANCES X. MAHONEY EDWARD SAHAGIAN Mickey Mouse ALICE SANDBERG M A T II 152 n ii • •h - ■ .Vi i! i!i5i� s ’. -■ « __ . m . ■ ' ■■■«� = ■ • ■ ««i : «■ ;• ■ 1 ' . • m ■■ • ■ ■ - « • • � ■ : BTi % V- m • , t it«it ■ x m a m a : ; � «it � � f k u « ■ k «k� X x 1 ,x � � xim hiki «� ■ £ ?£ M mx+ wxmHnHnx x xg EiZtri ‘ 9 ««xix«x ikihi i yi?; ' •. • « « k ■ )t k X m x ■ ,1 ;;■ ' .� H«X X l� l«IK|. ; gw v 9V BSS!5J55S!l5� «i«5SS - J � • - RICHARD FINERAN EMILY ROMANO Aristotle Onasis ETTA KAPLAN ALBERT LEISINGER Eleanor Roosevelt to help improve the lot of the common people. 153 LAN(x. FILBERTO LOPEZ To be an athletic coach and a teacher again, to help pqople to be better acquainted with life, and to teach them how to become better winners and losers. MARILYN DANON A bird who soars on high over the trees and flowers and mountains and close to the sun (but not too close!) MARILYN GLOVER Great Caesar ' s Ghost! 154 ERNEST SULLIVAN A Sachem instead of an Indian. RICHARD FEINBERG Charmin Tissue so everyone would squeeze me. JOSEPH SULLIVAN Pope Pius XII STTJ1) I12S JOHN WELSH RICHARD KELLEY JAMES O ' DONNELL Catfish Hunter SHELDON GREENGLASS ROBERT TIRO Fu Manchu GILBERT CHERRY BONNIE DIMARINO As my sister LAWRENCE BLOOM JOSEPH SLATER I would like to be reincarnated as the Lion, The King of Beasts. EILEEN FISHMAN myself KATHLEEN HANSEN TOM WALSH Just as I am, your basic peasant RICHARD WALSH An oak tree JOSEPH PEREZ I 158 EDWIN WEINSTEIN CAROL SHORE III JSLXESS LORRAINE CHIOTA Myself JUDITH BENEA PATRICK MANNING Ben Franklin MEL VIN V 1 ■ ' 1 Howard Hughes ' long lost son WILLIA An engirj clunk-cli JOSPH VAN BENTEN Grover Cleveland JAMES HUNT A large black seagull JOSEPH MAURO smm is) RICHARD CONVICER Bob Dylan BARBARA GOODMAN FRANK PERRY I ' d like to come back as a circle because I ' d always be around. i. i (Is this too square?) ELIZABETH BARRET JOHN MARSON Myself-for I ' m content with my being. DOTTY MACOMBER 165 MMMKI STEPHEN SLATER A man as self-sufficient and strong of character as Cesar Chaves, the founder of the United Farmworkers. AURORA ZAYAS 166 BEVERLY CORWIN I wouldn ' t want to go around twice-once is enough. 167 - mt URSULA MAHONEY Mr. Herlihy EDWARD CONNOLY SONJA COLEMAN WALTER TEAL 168 BARBARA SULLIVAN-SMITH a child, to laugh and run and play, and spend my days beguiled. MARY JO YURKO FRANCES DOLAN JEAN ARSENAULT 171 TOOL AND DIE CO., INC. 75 BOSTON STREET EVERETT, MA 02149 DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS TELEPHONE: 387-4740 Best Wishes Class Of 1978 PROMISEL ' S 153 HAWTHORNE STREET CHELSEA, MASS 02150 172 SINCE 1910 broodwoy notional Personal Service at Two Convenient Locations 457 BROADWAY, CHELSEA 884-2650 411 BROADWAY, REVERE 284-2650 Prime Meats - Fresh Poultry Bar-B-Que Chickens Fresh Cooked Delicatessen 35 CENTRAL AVENUE CHELSEA. MA 02150 Family of FKait BEAUTY SALON 179 A WASHINGTON AVENUE (CARY SQUARE) CHELSEA. MASS. 884-9747 BEST LOOKING Mike Sullivan Sandra Charos BEST PERSONALITY Richard Finneran Carol Cantor Stuart Feinburg Lorraine Chiota 174 BEST DRESSED 1 HhYE tte u r ! n ih£ taacU V cA) rvi u £ di Wi TURNED OFF? X roR vx-tofrffr, U6H-TlN6 NYY ' fcVE Ott-VOU! K .« 1T d Qoe taj? Ue f RAf o.i v F e f duck. ' 1 ' Fran Fui ' tiVO DE VOT 4-EVEft 8R0N ADCftlS ITVST S 7 TMIM 2 p ux te ukc � Ko «| «f ,+ W� ftflfj MUftef sseKNO moins 7f GS t 60 RW iHEY SKU_A hr o P W W,Tt ‘ F Ug VD Gerard CUNT EASTWOOD ■5.6NOS ft5 H)S6 c e ' £ oZn 5 z J4; j fa O «-e c r J a« §?:« 5 1 jMjj. °- r,|rv 0 AC ° B si S eS ?Q r afto v c taWes fy rs. £• J? ■+ ' . . o° v ' e ?o C ' _ mOTHER 6UR Y-OOT loflS HERE in 11 Op lor tv� e y est Vx+ pre¬ pare fOr vV e (joorgt vV- x tl I ' ll Never a ' V 0?4CK “h Gerry ' aocnLo ii $ GO 0 luck S£ h to% S i i A. ALL£n m 4 1 i! You 6 twv f A.Oyf) Lay f )e.io fts-t With a aropftr in Via near v nearer ne.oire mkhu FT. 6oop Lvcx, c eat ye f� r! 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Druann Pilcher Marybeth Joe Darlene Joe Mamzur Judy Hatfield 30 Tracy Eddie Kim Bob Anthony Judy A Friend Sheri Jacobs Mr. Mrs. William Lewis Patty Murphy Buona Fortuna Marie Monzione Aurora Zayas Donna Gino Peter Tumminelli- Thanks for a good time I think I ' m goin ' back To the things I learned so well in my youth. I think I ' m returning to those days When I was young enough To know the truth. There are now no games to only pass the time, No more electric trains, No more trees to climb. But thinking young, and growing older is no sin. And I can ' t ‘ game of life to win. I can recall the |jme When I wasnit iiMamed io reach out to a friend. v2 ,Wnm f Jgt.-z j ■ ' X re than just my toys i k r i 1 1 a. m a. Ar . . Jy i