Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

qf lt cfiebea TvMic Library %9 (Broadway In my mind, there has never been a suitable good-by to a friend, or a feeling, or a way of life. So I questioned the breeze And the newly grown grasses of spring In search of the proper words of farewell to the three. But the breeze just blew on, And the grasses grew taller, Until I suddenly knew what I had known All along, That I was wasting time on good-bys for the past When there was work to be done for greeting tomorrow. Tommy Paris he City Under Bridge We, the class of 1979, have spent the past four years of our lives attending Chelsea High School. The experience has been rewarding for most, cher¬ ished by some, enduring for all. It is our intention in this yearbook to convey the feeling of importance that we have attributed to these years and to relay the spirit with which we have faced our high school edu¬ cation. This is not, however, a yearbook dedicated solely to the events within the red brick building on Crescent Avenue; rather, it is a history of our lives in Chelsea, the city itself. That momentous day in May, 1979, as we don our caps and gowns and file out of Chelsea Stadium, supposedly marks our entrance into adulthood. We shall face the day proudly, se¬ cure in the knowledge that our years at Chelsea High have adequately pre¬ pared us for the lives that we shall then face. The 5ites 2 t Chelsea is a city steeped in tradi¬ tion. Throughout the city there are many old but lovely buildings. There are also numerous fountains and monuments dedicated to people and events from Chelsea’s history. Chelsea is also a city con¬ stantly growing and improving. Pictured are members of the sen¬ ior class at sites typifying the city’s blend of old and new. 3 The Class 6 The Class of 79 is one that per¬ sonifies the phrase Chelsea Pride.” It is a group of individ¬ uals who have blended their unique personalities into a class with a common cause--to bring credit to themselves, their city, and their school. • ( V, vHxmrJ) 7 9 ne Activities 10 Attending CHS has afforded us the opportunity to participate in many rewarding and enjoyable endeav¬ ors. Pictured are members of the “Class of 79” participating in activities such as the Junior Prom, Dress-up Day, and Carnation Day. Also depicted are the officers of our junior year as well as members of the Yearbook staff. n 14 When not in school or busy working, the students at CHS find dif¬ ferent places to spend their leisure time. Many a happy time is spent with good friends at the locations pictured here. 15 -JW-r.-if The various clubs and organizations of Chelsea High School have provided the students with many outlets for their spirit and enthusiasm. Through participation in these clubs, we have learned the spirit of cooperation, and have found that working together is rewarding both for the things that it teaches us, and for the memories that it leaves us. Sophomore Class Officer iria Vicoda. President; Mar Tony Carderelli, ski. Treasurer. laszew m 9 Freshman Class Officers Paula deleidi, Treasurer; Brian Tame, Vice-President; Laurie Buckley, President; Jolene Bevere, Secretary; Mary Guerriero, Adviser The Commissioners Paul Brace, Steve Bornstein, Jay Ash, John Amentola, Greg Benson, Stuart Feinberg The Beacon Staff spent an-incredible year planning and designing the year¬ book. It took a lot of hard work and good ideas to complete the task. They had a great deal of fun and even learned something new. 23 CHESS CLUB Standing I - r Tom Szczebinski, Bob Blizzard, Josephine Demetrio, Mr, Perry, Jay Ash. Sitting-Peter Kwong vs, Jim Dwyer, Tim Delaney vs. Ed. Duguay H’- ' i (CSP Chess Club The Chess Club provides a learning exper¬ ience and a challenge for all players, experts, or beginners. Students learn how to enjoy and control the Chess board, make the right moves and developj v openings. 24 Latin Club Front Row: Greg Benson, Jody Zard, Jean McLean, Peter Kwong Marilyn Glover, adviser Back Row: Clinton Elliott, Jay Ash, Lewis De¬ Simone, Tom Szczerbinski Glee Club iJBv I m ' V fjm m ' w -. HF ,f?B l jBk K if. ' , ■ Ml • Bf9l 1 fl HP i -■ ■ 1. Bn w Jr a N JEli ft H First Row: Diane Overholt, Annette Fletcher, Pam Richards, Lisa Manzo, Joy Ellen Gray, Donna Palermo, Devone Benton, Marie DePrato Second Row: Cheryl Godin, Audrey Depatto, Lisa Harrison, Theresa Minardi, Theresa Lada, Donna Olson, Patty Anzalone, Marie Olson, Beverly Edmark Third Row: Rosann Cross, Nancy Gibbons, Sharon Heckley, Anna Smith, Lori Ostler, Susan Olson, Yola Lada, Ann Curtis, Michelle Riva. Front l-r.,Capt. Charlene Stawicki, Co-capt. Susan Finklestein. Back l-r.,Florence Cronin, Lori Gangemi, Paula Hansbury, Marla Vigoda, Nanette Rennia, Pat Lee, Paulette Connors, Sheryl Mason. Missing from photo is co-capt. Pam Smith I to r Mr. Teal, Richard Irizarry, Cathy Higgins, John Botchie, Rocco Ippolito, Robert Daver 2nd row Paul Dolan, George Zerguera, Austin Bailey, Paul Blair, Wai Leong, Roberto Bosque, Robin Bernstein, John Bitto 3rd row Nicole Hancock, Scott McGrath, Brain Gallant, Barry Rosenberg, David Morochnick, Cathy Baily, Stacey Bednar, Brenda Bartlett, Christine Tilley, 4th row Jimmy Dwyer, Jim Polino, Jay Mason, Stephen Benton, George Quintana, Jay Snyderman, Lisa Zullo, Glen Smith, 5th row Roberto Rosa, Randy Adenauer, Alan Andrade, Teresa Curtis, Angel Anaya, John Chaput, David Jeginsle, Tina Zerquera Band + Flagsquad I to r Shirley Leiva, Terry Marra, Marci Jacobs, Pauline O ' Connor, Cheryl Curtis, Gloria Duarte, Oswaldina Gomez bottom Anne Smith, Ka¬ ren Shanahan, Lisa Cross, Janice Boticelli, Ramona Burkley, Lisa Velluto Cheerleaders Back row: L-R, Jane Zaremba, Jacqui Robinson, Jackie Bevere, Alison Bonita, Laurice Whyel, Maureen Mullaney, Susan Richards, Margaret Robinson, and Lorraine Harvey Advisor. Front row: L-R, Kathy Veator, Capt. Robin Tiro, Capt. Donna DeStefano, Diane Thomaszewski. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club at Chelsea Senior High School is one of the more popular clubs at the school and has run continuously since its inception many years ago. It has some 30 active members who meet once or twice a month. The purpose of the club is to foster and enhance a wider curiosity in the latest developments of as many areas of science as possible. I to r Suet Mui, Suet Fong Mui, Connie Zujevic-Treasurer, Charlene Stawicki-President, Jody Zard- Vice-President, br I to r Eva Lada, Mr. Pearlman Club Advisor, Kevin Mulvey, Tat Mui MATH CLUB The Math Club endea¬ vors to improve the minds of its members both mathematically and analytically. L to R Tat Mui, Steve Bornstein, Peter Kwong, Mr. Leisenger, Suet Mui LITERARY CLUB CREATIONS There are many roads to follow, Countless paths from which to choose, As we stand here, prepared To embark upon our journey. We are only at the edge Of the wilderness; What lies ahead, beneath the trees, Is a mystery to us all. We shall choose our separate paths At this moment in our lives, And each shall take his own; And if, by chance, we find Those roads to cross, We may rejoice in the moment And share the future As we have the past. Lewis DeSimone Memories for some: smoking , . . getting high . . . fake ID’s . . .? y r0 f cutting class . . . flunking out . . . getting detention . . . three days suspension. Memories for others: working hard then getting that “A” . . . the prom ... the 50 ' s and square dances . . . National Honor Society . . . our ‘Gong Show’ . . . joining clubs . . . cheering our team. How quickly the years fly past! We look ahead with hope — to college, to a new job, to a new beginning and our first class reunion! Martha Shaw The last man grasps his scroll as the dean moves his tassle To all congratulations, may your lives be free from hassle The caps go flying towards the sun, hands clap; augmentation Mothers cry and fathers smile, all rise; a standing ovation Looking to my buddies now, all smiles yet hiding tears For we have seen each other grow for one to many years “No more quiet studies, John. Remember all the fun Think I’ll miss that study hall; that and everyone.” Only now I feel the loss of security that has gone Who will tell me where to go or what is going on No one left to show me how or teil me what to be No one here to ask me now, no one here but me. Charles Landry The Literary Magazine staff are l-r sitting Susan Finklestein, Karen Drector, Carol Finklestein, standing-Thomas Paris, Paul Brace, Clinton Elliot, Lisa Brace, Lewis De Simone, Jodi Gropman and advisor Mrs. Bartlett. The Literary Magazine publishes poems, stories, artwork and photographs by Chel¬ sea High students. The staff meets once a week and collects, edits, and compiles stu¬ dent works into a magazine which comes out once a year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS The National Honor Society was formed with the purposes of: -creating an enthusiasm for scholarship -stimulating a desire to render service -promiting leadership -developing character Front row I to R: Linda Ringler, Connie Zujevic, Carol Finklestein, Patricia Stagno, Denise Seinko Maria Martone, middle row: Denise Belanger, Rhoda Yee, Steve Bornstein, Suet Mui, Jody Zard, Car olyn Privitera, Pam King, Donna DeStefano, Nancy Pagliarulo, back row: Charlene Stawicki, Rich ard Bradley, Paul Brace, Paula Bradley, Greg Benson, Tom Sczerbinski, Terry Kubarski, Jay Ash Lewis DeSimone Some of this years ac¬ tivities have been a Se¬ cret Santa Christmas Program, a cake sale, and a St. Patrick’s Day dance which raised money for the National Honor Society Scholar¬ ship Fund which pro¬ vides scholarship to society members. Also each year the Honor Society sponsors a school Blood Drive in conjunction with The Massachusetts General Hospital. Officers L to R: Carolyn Privitera President, Kenneth Topping Jr. Vice President, Marybeth 0’Con : nor Secretary, Lewis DeSimone Vice President, Donna DeStefano Treasurer, Marilyn Danon Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS Front row L to R: Jane Zaremba, Tom Ostler, Shari Sorkin, Suet Mui, Joan Way, Jackie Bevere, Maureen Mullaney Back row L to R: Peter Kwong, Tat Mui, Danny Panzini, Denise Mickiewicz, Kenneth Topping, Terri Bednarek, David Morochnick. Superlatives BEST PERSONALITY Michael Thompson, Debbie lantosca MOST POPULAR - ■ • ;••• . Steve Lombard, Robin Tiro , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Bradley, Marybeth O’Connor MOST INTELLECTUAL Lewis DeSimone, Rhod a Yee A DEBATING CLUB A debating club GCi f ANL MOST ATHLETIC Liz Cronin, Dominic LaMarra CUTEST Darlene Antle, Willie Jara ' . : , ' ■ BEST LOOKIN V Paul Lovuolo, Paula Bradley :, : v t ' ORT D484TIRG Cttt� ?• i NIKMMM . POR TIA Oi� AT d CLUB Check This Out 38 Will Ya 39 Leave Me Alone 40 Surprise 41 Let’s Face It Devils 43 Martha Shaw Jeannette Gurska Liz Cronin Denise Sienko Susan Malviera Laurie Pechner Maria Martone Josephine Demetrio Charlene Stawicki Joe Constantino Donna DeStefano Roberta Atlas Judy Janet Riley Jodi Brett Gropman Willy Jara Tina Zerquera Robin Tiro Ellen Higgenbotham Donna Carideo In The Beginning 44 Albert Janiak Denise Janice Christine Carolyn Belanger Belanger Depatto Privetera Caren Drector Darlene Antle Pauline O’Connor Debbie Diaz Susan Finklestein Micheal Thompson Maria Rosati Brad Bergeron Lori Kenny Carol Finklestein Pamela Robert Debbie Smith Smith lantosca Little Red Ain’t We Cute! 45 Through years of devoted service, the faculty of Chelsea High School has shown its sincere dedi- cation to the welfare of the students. The efforts of our administration and teachers have led to a greater enhancement of each student’s appre¬ ciation of the educational process. Their example has been a major factor in formulating within all of us a strong desire to learn. Our memories of their importance to our high school years will remain firmly established throughout our lives. Vincent McGee Superintendent David Fitzpatrick Assistant Superintendent 47 Administration To the Class of ' 79: The high school administration would like to express our best wishes to each member of the class of 1979. It is our hope that you will find happiness in all that you do, and more importantly, that you will be a person who will cause others to be happy. We hope that you will always have pleasant memo¬ ries of Chelsea High School. Those of us who had the opportunity to work for you certainly will always have pleasant memories of you as individuals and as a class. Vincent J. Franco, Headmaster J. Frank Herlihy, Master Joseph Mauro, Junior Master Vincent J. Franco J. Frank Herlihy 48 Linda Quinn John Manning Business The Business Education Department strives to give each student an employable skill, background knowledge and understanding, occupational intel¬ ligence, and the development of personal qualities and attitudes that will make for a well-adjusted individual. Sandra Frangules Kevin Cassidy Joseph Moran Phyllis Hanson Guidance Guidance has a new name and a new look. It is now known as the Counciling and Career Information Center. A wealth of informative career resources has been added as well as many materials and books that will assist students per¬ sonally as they confront life’s challenges. Students are welcome to enter, explore, and plan their futures. Good luck to a class with a great future. May your lives bring meaning to others. Katherine Berenson Peter Steriti Irving Schwartz Norma Spignese Nadine Mironchuk Jeff Engber Lee Czaplinski Brad Toney 51 Marilyn Danon Language The language department attempts to give students a foundation in Spansih, ltalia n and Latin with the hopes that this foundation will be of benefit for college and other endeavors. Mary Guerriero Marilyn Glover Filberto Lopez Miguel Andreottla Bilingual The bilingual department at CHS has grown considerably this year employing four fulltime teachers and a guidance coun¬ selor. The program services those Students who do not speak English at home, providing es¬ sential content courses in Span¬ ish and English courses in Oral Expression and Literature. It is the hope of the department to graduate students who are truly bilingual; that is, able to com¬ municate well in two languages. Robert Rabin O ' 52 Aurora Zayas Judy Kuperberg Francis X. Mahoney Alice Sandberg, Dept. Head Richard Fineran The mathematical advancement of each student at Chelsea High School is essential in all walks of life. It is the objective of the Math Depart¬ ment to provide every student with a broad base of knowledge in the area, whether college-bound, busi¬ ness-bound or simply onward-bound. Etta Kaplan Emily Romano Joseph Ferrante Math Department Edward Sahagian Albert Leisinger 53 Physical The John F. Ridge Gymnasium is the scene of many physical education activ¬ ities: archery, volleyball and hockey to name a few. A highly dedicated and pro¬ fessional staff are here to help people work, play and live better. Education Michael Stein Abe Garnick Saul Nechtem Beverly Corwin Lee Czaplinski James Barooshian Gene Mcelroy Paul White Occupational Education The Occupation Education Department at Chelsea High School is unique to that of other Departments of the school. It encompasses training in a wide variety of Occupational areas . . . Electricity, Electronics, Graphic Arts, Wood¬ working, Distributive Education, Health, Mech¬ anical Drawing, and Power Mechanics. It’s ul¬ timate goal is career awareness, career decision, and entry level occupational competence. Patrick Manning James Lannon Robert Meltz JoEllen Flaherty Michael Flaherty 4 James Hunt Theodore Aronis ! Joseph Perez Maurice Pearlman Joseph Slater Dedicated to the curious minds that have devel¬ oped science, and to the teaching of it to those who will carry it further, is the Science Depart¬ ment headed by Mr. Maurice Pearlman. Eileen Fishman Kathleen Hansen Stephen Bruni Richard Walsh Anthony Cardarelli |l w V tk James O’Donnell, Department Head Lawrence Bloom Richard Feinberg I Gilbert Cherry Todd Flaherty S Sheldon Greenglass Ernest Sullivan The aim of the Soc¬ ial Studies Department is to develop an appre¬ ciation of the past, an awareness of the pre¬ sent and a curiosity about the future. Joseph Sullivan Michael Sullivan John Welch Frank Perry Special Ed Within the department of Special Education at Chelsea High School, Learning Center classes are provided to allow individualized instruction. Their purpose is to provide as¬ sistance in the remediation of academic difficulties. A specific educational plan is designed for each student including specific goals to be acheived. Evaluations of progress are con¬ ducted quarterly and reviews of program goals are developed jointly with parents, student and school personnel. In addition, the services of a Speech Pathologist is available to provide direct services as need¬ ed. Peter Hunsberger Anne Romish Elise Warshauer Rose Mary Pacious John Marson Helene Teitlebaum Phyllis Nazzaro Barbara Goodman English Department Michael J. Karp, Department Head The English Department at C.H.S. is . trying to do what similar departments all over the country are attempting - we want to send our students off into the world at the end of their senior year with an ability to communicate well, to listen with understanding, and to read with appreciation. The seniors will be a mea¬ sure of our success, for to the extent that they succeed, we have succeeded; if they fail, that is to a degree our failure too. The skills that we have given them are building blocks to further under¬ standing. Let us hope they use those building blocks well. M.J.K. Robert Buckley Daniel Allen Stuart Feinberg Johanna Bartlett Janice Factor Herbert Locke Title I The Reading Skills class is part of Chelsea’s Title I project, a federally funded program designed to diagnose, prescribe and improve the de¬ coding, comprehension, and vocabulary skills of Chelsea students. Richard Henry Patricia Voke Mary Quinn MaryJo Graziano The Home Economics Department, though small, offers valuable know¬ ledge and first-hand experience in cooking and sewing. What was pre¬ viously thought of as “woman’s work’’ is now readily accepted by the male members of the student body as well. Besides the usual “Foods’’ and “Cloth¬ ing’’, the department also provides courses in other areas of home life, such as “Child Development’’ and “Marriage and Family”. Joseph Kagan C O n o m ■ i c s r t The Art department is a very special place. It attempts to provide an en¬ vironment inducive to growth where progress and ideas are generated, and individual capabilities and talents are enhanced. While instructional emphasis is placed on studio experience, work in these areas is complemented by a broad program in art history. Irene Welch Barbara Smith Lorraine Ruby HI Nurse Drivers Ed i i Georgianna Innes Edward Connolly Music Walter Teal Galen Wentworth Librarian Pamela Shrago 63 I i !! s Jean Arsenault Dotty Bradley Permanent Sub Frances Dolan Dennis Murray 64 Custodial Staf f No school could function efficiently if not for the hard working members of the custodial staff. 65 HBaaovi Cafeteria Staff Food for thought. Dedicated to the hardworking, conscientous, and considerate cafeteria staff who provide us daily with well balanced, nutricious meals. 66 Burger moochers, movie buffs, writers, musicians, dancers, “jocks”, “nerds”, Ronstadt fans, Zepplin fans, Bee Gee fans, some sick w “Saturday Night Fever”, some sick of “Saturday Night Fever” Cone- heads, worms, short people, big people, hobbits, weirdos a few who “flew over the cuckoo’s nest” Ladies and gentlemen, we proudly present .... “The Class of 1979!” 6; John Amentola, “Ama” 9 25 61 9 Garland Street Activities: Football, Baseball, Fresh. Soph Homeroom Rep., Intramural Sports Manager, hockey team, “THE BOOKIE , Selling Football Cards, collected the green $ . . . Memories: “Karen” 7 23 78, “Fein” “oo” Goofing on Granara, Ippy, Smith, Wiggans, Todd Ambition: Settle down and make the $$$$$ Mike Antinick, 176 Central Ave Memories: The Projects, The Post, coma, JZ, RT, Parties, concerts, Wiggans, late nights early mornings, football camp, 77, Suffolk Won¬ derland with KY Ambition: Same as Do to own two of everything Darlene Antle, 3 9 61 168 Chestnut Street Activities: Student Council, Treasurer, Cheerleader, Prom Committee, Jr Hmrm Rep Memories: Rob-4-ever-7 24 76, Frosh cake sale, Al’s Jr Prom, CHS, Thanksgiving games, Car Wash, Stewie, PJ ' s PJ P Ambition: Robert Ash Jr, “Jay” 11 7 61 43 Cottage Street Activities: Co-capt basketball, outdoor track, Pres Latin Club, Chess Club, Natl Hon Society, Devils Delivery, Cross Country Memories: Hoop, Carolyn Mary, J O’C, Comm Midnight Rambler, 7th period, Mr Perry, Etta Mr. Karp, Secret Santa, 12 26 78, Mrs D.A.P. Ambition: To stay free from anyone or anything no matter what John Amentola Darlene Antle Roberta Atlas, Byrd or Red, 3 26 61 33 Cary Ave 2 Activities: Beacon Staff, Spanish Club, Horticultural Club Memories: “FRSHMAN YR” Hmrm w all those Belangers! Jane too! Logan Hilton, 531 pick up at . . . CHS Ambition: To get a car! Jane Beaudoin, “Janey” 4 6 61 387 Crescent Avenue Memories: Meeting Jim, Hmrm with all those Belangers! and Roberta too!!! Ambition: To have a happy, healthful life Debra Belanger, “Debbie” 2 25 61 Activities: Prom Committee, Beacon Staff Memories: Junior Prom, 102 Hmrm, Mr Ross w Patty, Feb 25, “76”, Gradu¬ ation, Hmrm 109 Ambition: To be a nurse happy with everything I do. Robert Ash Jr Roberta Atlas Jane Beaudoin Denise L Belanger, Nese, 7 25 61 37 Normandy Road Activities: Natl Hon Society, Beacon Staff, Homeroom Rep Memories: Rhoda, Hmrm 102, Health Occ, Jan, Jody, NH, Jane, Deb, Linda, ski trip, Byrd, Good times and good friends Ambition: To be a nurse, happy at what I do Debra Belanger Janice Belanger, Jan, 10 11 61 91 Tudor Street Activities: basketball, CYO, tennis, ping pong, Y Memories: Playing ping pong with Mr Perry (and winning) Robbie B, riding around with JZ, RY, DP, SC, HMRM Denise L Belanger Ambition: Being successful in college what ever I choose to do in the future Janice Belanger 68 Gregory Benson Bob Blizzard Raymond Bouley Paul Brace Paula Bradley Pres Art Club, V-Pres Italian Club Memories: David-2 2 77, planning w Robin, dw Percy (A.N.L.T.R.T.- 1 I 78), Jr. Prom, spys, “best week”, Me Kim + 2, confused, c-lab, friends picolli plopettini, Dunkin Donut Party Gregory Benson, “Greg”, 2 19 61 184 Pearl St. Activities: Co-capt. x-cntry, co-capt. in outdoor track, National Honor Society, Non-voting Member of School Com., VP of Latin Club Memories: Mrs. Kaplan ' s class, X- country championship teams, 50 in a row, Coach Dwyer Ambition: To go to college, to grow old. Brad Bergeron, “Bird”, 8 9 61 176 Chestnut St. Activities: Basketball, Indoor outdoor track Memories: Homeroom 109, 1st 2nd lunch hang out, 78, 79, The J BBBBB ' s, the 50’s dance (PTI) Ambition: To become successful. Mike Blair 16 Addison St., Activities: cross country, indoor out¬ door track Memories: Running with the best runner in the state, Bob Goss, Plus being on the cross country team winning the GBL crown three years in a row Ambition: To go to technical school become an electrician. Bob Blizzard, Big Bad Bob, 3 24 61 34 Genesse St. Activities: Baseball, Track, football, chess club Memories: Becoming GBL all star 1st baseman, Coach Joe Bevere Mike Sullivan, Hmrm 109, Dr. John Amentola, Art Burge Ambition: Become a Pro Baseball Player Steven L. Bornstein, “Beanie”, 9 9 61 108 Addison St. Activities: Clover-Lubell, AZA, VP Sec. Science Club(ll 12) Math Club, Band, FL Hockey (9) Ballot Commis¬ sioner (10) Frosh Memories: “The Committee”, “BM” The “X” AZA House, Parties, The Ultimate Goof, Hr. 109 S S, Yankee Power, Summer 77 78 Ambition: To go to college succeed in what ever I may do John Bouchie, “Buzz” 5 23 60 72 Willow St Activities: Post 109, Marksmanship, Pak, Zaitz, K of C Memories: Hawaii, the Piers, Pro- j jects, Quigley Park in the winter, Parties, the Bowie Concert, CTB Raymond Bouiey, 3 23 60 16 Eleanor St. Memories: All always rememories, GH, my friends at CHS, and Kolding, Class ! at the Delivery Door Ambition: Electrician Paul Brace, Space Brace, 3 6 61 56 Franklin St Activities: Nat ' l Hon Soc, Beacon Staff French Club, Indoor Track, Lib Mag Memories: RE = BO, Mr. Postaterhead, RA, Frawnce, PT Ambition: To live off my parents, to be shot by a jealous husband. Paula Bradley, 3 24 61 112 Cottage St. I Activities: Beacon, HmRm. Rep-4 yrs, N’tnl Honor Society, Theta Psi Sorority, Richard Bradley, Richie”, 3 10 61 3 Parkway Ct. Apt 1 Activities: Pres of Sr Class, Co-capt X-Country, co-capt indoor t, outdoor track, student advisory comm, stu¬ dent council, Natl Honor Society Memories: Debbie, Sept. 2, Kaplan’s class, 50 in a row, Coach Dwyer, Bob Goss, 63, camp, MJ, Joe Strobichin- coskow Ambition: To go to Dartmouth, Thomas Brazil, Bo , 7 20 61 164 Clark Ave Activities: football, hockey, basket¬ ball, cross country, weight lifting Memories: football camp, work out with the boys at Bo ' s gym, Thinking about leaving at 2:10 before it’s even 8:00 Ambition: To be happy Barbara Anne Breault, Barb, 5 27 61 54 Clark Ave Activities: girls track, CYO, OLA, Bowling Memories: Al Zack’s, Saturday nights, Mrs. B, Mary, Jan, Tommy, Twilly, Steve, Chemistry Freshman year Ambition: To become a dietician Hugo A Brenes, 11 22 56 965 Broadway Activities: Soccer Memories: I will not forget my senior year because it was the best year of my life Ambition: To open my own business, be good at it and make a lot of money John Francis Brooks, 10 28 60 197 Chestnut St Activities: member of post 109, soft- ball, volleyball, league Memories: Some of the good times at CHS, Mallow, Mud-Doy, Pigeon, post 109, Etta, The Lunch Room Ambition: To be a computer program¬ mer or operator John Buccacio, Billy, Reavere 74 Bloomingdale St Activities: graphic arts, hockey, girls, Memories: 4 years of Chelsea High, the parties left behind, all the stu- I dents in the class of 79 Mrs. Factor, Mr Manning, Mrs Berenson Ambition: Further schooling in graphic I arts Arthur Burge, Porcupine, 3 21 61 173 Shurtleff St Activities: varsity football baseball, 2 years of each Memories: Cheryl 1, driving with Blizz, football camp, the criptonites, WOZ , 2 yrs. at Chelsea High, foot¬ ball all star Ambition: Baseball Player Dorisse Michelle Burkley, Dor, 9 4 61 79 Orange St Activities: mother of theta-psi soror¬ ity, upward bound, basketball, volley¬ ball Memories: FC, class of 79 , Diana Ross, summer of 78, HO-125, sisters, gym, disco, 10-78, no smoke, sssb party, Pat, Tia, sis but Ambition: Join the Air Force become a physical therapist Barbara Anne Breault John Cacciatore Arthur Burge Dorisse Michelle Burkley John Cacciatore 29 Madison Ave Activities: Patty before school, going on field trips, getting the teachers mad Memories: going down the office getting detention from Mr. Herlihy, ski trip, getting caught skipping class John Buccacio Hugo A Brenes Thomas Brazil John Francis Brooks Richard Bradley Leonard J Cahill Orlando Calderon Maria Cammarano Leonard J Cahill, Lenny 23 Spencer Ave Activities: Skiing, Girls Memories: The ski trip, Pat Baby, Ms Bover’s English Vegetables Ambition: To become a master in printing Orlando Calderon, Killer, 3 5 61 14 Parker St Activities: Frosh Cross Country, lifting weights, pumping iron at Bill ' s Gym Memories: Hmrm 109, ski trip, Cafateria, Gym, My Teachers Ambition: To be good at something now later be the best at it. Prof- fesional Body Builder Maria Cammarano, 8 21 61 123 Grove St. Memories: Jr. Prom, Nights on Broad¬ way, MS, SR, “Class of 79”, Discoin ' , Freshman Yr., Sat, Nites, Mad Parties Ambition: To have a good career and have a happy healthy life Donna Marie Carideo, Capt. Video, Carid 1 Waterview Terrace Apt. 1 Activities: VB Tufts, RS eating, heavy sleeping, weekends, project rats, bumming out Memories: MY MOM. Chris Dente, summer nites buzzing, mad goofs, Sept. 75, June 79, assoc. Ambition: To become a stewardess fly United. Travel, meet new people live a long happy life Thomas Caron, “TC”, 8 16 61 67 Gillooly Rd Activities: Freshman basketball cross country Memories: Bo’s Gym, Frosh basket¬ ball (0-12), field trips, frosh cross country practices Ambition: Computer Programer Donna Marie Carideo Donna Marie Carrom Thomas Caron Paul Cerra Patricia Sue Carroll Paul Chafe Patricia Sue Carroll, Tricia, 6 29 61 137 Orange St Activities: Eddie, music, dancing, reading, dieting Memories: “I owe it all to Eddie” “I Love You” Likes: A Natural High, 2 years from now. Mr. Herlihy. Dislikes = Depression Ambition: To make the most of what I have and to love my honey Donna Marie Carrom, 1 29 62 131 Spencer Ave Activities: Sewing, Art, Pep squad, WW, tennis, CHS Variey Show Memories: Tommy, 12 1 77, Junior Prom, Day after prom, Blizzard of 78 Ambition: To be successful to live happily with TM Paul Cerra, RAK, 3 7 61 65 Essex St Activities: Indoor Track Memories: Mrs Kaplan’s Algebra class, RE = BO, THC, precious tootsie, chem¬ istry, The Bag Ambition: To always be happy Paul Chafe, 5 19 61 13 Saipan Road Activities: Varsity Baseball Memories: The Revere game of “78” 15, All the Good times up CHS Ambition: To succeed in life w Donna Chafin 63 Hawthorne St Catherine Chamberland, twinkie, 1 16 61 1 Clinton Ct. Activities: basketball, softball, volley¬ ball Memories: walk in the girls basement, getting lung cancer, all Clinton project kids Ambition: To get a degree in dental hygene and live a healthy and happy life Donna Collins, Bollins, 1 24 61 71 Burma Rd Activities: Co-capt girls track team, cross country, boys track team Memories: Poor-ject, rats, Mr Stein’s gym class, Scumbard Parties, CM Ambition: To become a commercial artist Donna Chafin Catherine Chamberland Donna Collins Elvin Colon, “Big E” 12 13 60 148 Walnut St Activities: basketball Memories: “Falling off the trampoline in gym class” “Hanging around with the rest of the guys” Ambition: Printer Debbie Condon, Dizzy, 11 14 61 | 236 Central Ave Activities: Homeroom Rep. Memories: Bobby S., 5 18 78, “steps” TIS, KK, KCSF, spys, run¬ ning away with Kim, my 17th birthday Ambition: To have a happy life Joseph D Constantino, Sneak, 9 28 60 124 Beacon St Activities: hockey, baseball, football, handball, water skiing Memories: electronics class, football team post 109, Donna, leave, Troisi, Buzz, Hari Krishna, Ama, Phantom, jaws Ambition: To have a happy healthy successful life Paul S. Conway, 7 23 60 109 Blossom St Activities: Living my life to the fullest and goofing on every thing Memories: Ramada Inn, NYC, BH, car¬ rying ADQ Jr., Prom, M-B-Q, those certain people filled with emptiness Ambition: To always make life my “high” John A. Cowhig, “Doctor Disco”, 10 30 60 70 Lafayette Ave I Activities: Band, Chess Club Memories: goofed off in Commodor Perry’s Printing Class Vegatating in Boveri’s class. Dale Cronin, Crodad, 1 2 62 246 Revere Beach Pkwy Activities: JV Hockey Team, Varsity Hockey Memories: 8:00 AM, hockey practices, the rumble with the Revere hockey fans, in 76-77 season, workouts at Bo’s Gym Ambition: Either a Computer Pro¬ grammer or an Electrician 72 Elizabeth Cronin Louis DeCristofaro Elizabeth Cronin Lizzie” 2 24 61 106 Sagamore Ave. Activities: Co-Capt. Girls Basketball, Girls Track, cross country Memories: C.H.S. (Partying) After basketball games, 75-76 first lunch, girls basketball beating Everett, Bas¬ ketball camp Ambition: To become successful and happy Louis DeCristofaro “Big Lou 7 3 61 850 Broadway Activities: Weight Lifting Memories: Mr. Slater’s chemistry class, Mrs. Kaplan ' s geometry class, Miss Quinn’s adolescent literature class, Mr. Gootkin’s like Grant went through Richmond. Ambition: Biologist Joe Decicco j oe Qecicco Elvis DeJesus Margaret Denning Maria Del Viscovo Christine DePatto Josephine Demetrio Denise DePaulo Elvis DeJesus 2 7 61 82 Marlborough St. Activities: Sports Memories: All the good and bad times at Chelsea High Ambition: To have my own airplane. Maria Del Viscovo 586 Washington Ave. Activities: Flag squad Memories: Party with friends Josephine Demetrio Jo” 8 17 61 111 Cook Ave. Activities: Italian club, Photography club, chess club , Beacon staff 79 Memories: Louie-Honey, I owe you me, Cowhill my bossom budy, J.G. and L.P., Partying with Maria, Aero- smith, Frank. (78) David -Forever Ambition: To be a Dental Hygenist Margaret Denning 5 24 61 70 Warren Ave. Activities: Sophomore Homeroom rep. Memories: Nickey, the kids at the square, M M, M.M. C.C., P.T., 75- 76 first lunch. Miss Quinn’s class, Mountain climbing L-N-L Ambition: To be successful and happy. Christine DePatto Twiggy 4 26 61 160 Park St. Activities: Eating, talking on the phone, partying with my friends Memories: Richdales, Essex St. The Bear, M.B., T.M. and D.G., the glenn, Angelo’s Pizza, Mrs. Welch, C.C. Good and Bad times with Bruce. Ambition: To become a hair dresser, have all I want in life and always be happy. Denise DePaulo 7 2 61 90 Garland St. Activities: Spanish club, girls track team. Memories: Sociology, late slips, Pamela CO CO friends up CHS Ambition: To be successful, happy, and rich. 73 Lewis James DeSimone, Jr. Lew” 1 18 62 167 Orange St Activities: Student Council, Vice Presi¬ dent Nat. Hon. Soc., Beacon 79, Literary Magazine, Latin Club, SRA Memories: RE=BO, Precious Tootsie, Shoehorn, Nadia, How’s your mode?, W W, Algebra 2, curse of the yellow vest, RA-RA Ambition: To write the great American novel. Donna Ann DeStefano 4 11 61 9 John St. Activities: Treas. National Honor Society Student Council, Beacon 79, Capt. Varsity Cheerleaders, Italian Club, Curriculum Committee Memories: Cheering, C-Lab, Joe, leave”, Cheering-Camp, S. Feinberg, Jr. Prom, Algebra, Alan, PT, Dan, Max-Ed, Friends at C.H.S. Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and successful. Deborah Ann Diaz Debbie” 12 13 61 11 Lynn St. Activities: Beacon Staff Memories: Sociology class, art class, AB, Su, CP, MM, Jr. Prom, Friends up C.H.S. Ambition: To live a long, happy life. Paul Dion Dizz” 29 Franklin Ave. Activities: Going to football games, drinking, beer, riding my motorcycle. Memories: When Mr. S. Feinberg took class to Suffolk Downs. Alice M. D’Orazio 8 27 61 65 Exeter St. Activities: Cheerleader (2 yrs) Na¬ tional Honor Society, HmRm Rep. 2 yrs Memories: Scott 4 21 78, Summer 78, LS, Jr. Prom, LC, PG, CC, the jug”, CHS, MD, JG, All my friends at Chelsea High. Caren Beth Drector, Card, 3 7 61 184 Chester Ave Activities: girls club, BBG, Reginal Board, Literary Club, Spanish Club, Pep squad, teachers aide Memories: BBG, Y” steps, Friday nights, Eddy Math Classes, physics lab, CIT, year, peaches Ambition: To go into the business world to always be happy ready to learn Timothy Dunn, Timmy Bun’s 61 Crescent Ave Activities: football 77-78, sing-sing Memories: Kellys, The Home, Climbing the tower, RK, football camp 77, The Jocks The Jocketts, friends, CMWB, Bobby Tucker Ambition: To live a long hard life David Dwyer, 7 15 61 18 Marlboro St Activities: CHS, tokin ' team, graphic arts Memories: printing class, the ski trips, the mad parties Ambition: To get a good printing job as a color stripper. Lewis James DeSimone, Jr. Donna Ann DeStefano Deborah Ann Diaz Paul Dion Alice M. D’Orazio Caren Beth Drect Timothy Dunn David Dwyer Peter W. Edmark, 3 2 61 80 Willow St Activities: Northeast reginal Memories: meeting Linda in the corridor Ambition: Computer programer I 1 Clinton Elliott Ed Ells Kevin Fee I Debbie Ferdinand Carlos Ruben Ferrer Carol Finklestein Susan Joyce Finklestein David Flibotte Timothy Follis Timothy Follis, Tim, 132 Essex St Acitivites: cutting classes, To King, Drinking Memories: when me and Hammet cut 4th period and did some mean party¬ ing. Clinton Elliott, 10 11 61 75 Marlborough St. Activities: Latin Club, Student Curicu- lum Council, CTE, Reading, Writing, Literary Mag. Memories: Tufts “78”, Montreal, SMV “76”, Oak Grove, goodwill, FHS, open area “A”, Maravista Ambition: Chairman of the Board at IBM Ed Ells, “Big E” 50 Carroll St. Activities: CYO, basketball (CYO), NE, voke L.A.P. Memories: Freshman basketball, HR, Savio Dances, Partyin’, CHS, 34 Ever¬ ett 12 Kevin Fee, “Fee”, 9 25 61 144 Chester Ave Activities: Football, frosh baseball, music Max Ed, skiing, sleeping, eating Memories: junior prom, senior prom, football games, studys, “B“, Mr. Walsh, ski trips, CHS New Years, good times, partys, beating Everett, Winter of 78, painting crew Ambition: To do whatever feels good. Debbie Ferdinand 9 Parker St Activities: basketball, volleyball, gym Memories: Spritzies: J.M., JJM, MA, RM, HM, TG, YG, TG, TG, MH, JS, BS, MR, Chub, Denis, SD, DC, DK, KK, MG, SC, LK, DAMW, Dick, PHIL, Ambition: To get married in the future and to be happy and successful. I hope everything works out fine later on in life. Carlos Ruben Ferrer, Carl 89 Chestnut St. Carol Finklestein, Fink, 5 14 61 219 Webster Ave. Activities: National Honor Society, Spanish Club, BBG-Pres., Manag. Edi¬ tor, Literary Mag, Pep Club, Girls Club, Volleyball, Disco Memories: 7 7 78, “Z Zard, Punks, Ground Round, Apple Pancakes, Y”, BBF, ski trips, Fri. Nights, The Toma¬ to, Mr Perez, Mrs. Bartlett Ambition : To go to college become an accountant Susan Joyce Finklestein, Micheal” 3 18 61 30 Cary Ave. Activities: Majorettes 2, 3, Co-capt. 4, Beacon Staff, Spanish Club, Literary Club, BBG, Dancing, Girls Club, Prom Commity, Disco Memories: Joel, “Y”, ski trips, Frid Nights, Punks Corner, 7 31 77 LGI, ESP, Zard, CHS, US History, Ms. Fac¬ tor, The Orange Pumpkin, SF, Leo Ambition: To make it to the top. David Flibotte, Dave, 2 12 61 72 Willow St Activities: work friends Memories: Sleeping in geometry class still passing it with a good mark Ambition: To pass english and gradu¬ ate. I David Fong, 3 6 61 11 Jones Ave. Memories: I can’t remember Ambition: To get out of my coma Keith Fosnock (Fos), 12 29 60 102 Sagamore Activities: Scopeing, Pumping Memories: Anthony’s cellar, the hill on weekends, Good times up C.FI.S., Voke L.A.P. Jim French, 6 11 61 44 Hancock St. Mario Fuentes, 3 21 60 44 Hawthorne St. Activities: Volleyball Memories: My grandmother’s death, class of 79 Tommy Gearraughty, 5 16 61 451 Washington Ave. Activities: freshman baseball football Ambition: To graduate in four years. Joanne S. Glowacki, Jo, 11 John St. Activities: varsity basketball (2 YRS) volleyball, softball Memories: Class of “79”, Last two weeks of July “77”, 8 11 78, Rwl, KCK, EW, 1 1 79 Ambition: To go on to college become a Police officer. David Fong Mario Fuentes Nancy Goldman, 62 Bellingham St. Activities, BBG, Theta-Prs Sorority, Girls Club, Painting, Cruising Memories: Punks, disco-dip, mobile, TGIF, Seville, ski trip, EB, Y, 2 cars, dips, JL, CHS, SQ BET, Severa, WCAWI Ambition: To be happy Virginia Gomes James Granara, Pika, 82 Sagamore Ave. Activities: Hockey Memories: The times Ametola, Bulb I had in Mr. Locke’s room Ambition: To be 1 in everything I do in life. Keith Fosnock Tommy Gearraughty Jim French Joanne S. Glowacki Nancy Goldman Virginia Gomes James Granara I 76 Joe Griffin Jacqueline Gymziak Richard Green, Muskie 4 Webster Court Activities: baseball, Toking team, Alcoholic Beverage Commission Memories: Spencer Ave, summer of 77, GG, change from Savio to CHS, Bow, Bogart, Dante Karas, Mad Par¬ ties, KAS, Hotel Pinkston, near ac¬ cident on the way to Schafer stad. Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy wise. Maureen Gretsky “Moe” 12 25 61 146 Pearl St. Ambition: To be a general clerk Joe Griffin 11 9 61 21 Bloomingdale St. Activities: Graphic Arts Memories: Meeting janyne ianno, Patrick Manning, jim lannon Ambition: Carpenter or Printer Jodi Gropman “Grodi” 6 14 61 114 Cottage St. Activities: BBG Spanish club, Partying, pep club Memories: Junior prom, senior prom, P.B. always true friends, ski trips, “V” various jobs Ambition: To have all of my dreams come true. Jeannette F Gurska 12 27 61 74 Library St. Activities: Max-ed, girls varsity bas¬ ketball, res devil press, dames bowling league, concerts, dances Memories: Jr. prom, sue, laurie, co¬ caine donats, CHS, Sr. Jr., halloween, Mr. W 8-8-78, Heavy eyes, 2n’s 2t’s, “79” Ambition: To be happy with myself Jacqueline Gymziak “Jaki” 11 2 61 71 Burma Rd. Activities: C.H.S. cheerleader Memories: “party harty” joe m. Sen¬ ior prom, Jr. prom, senior dinner dance, debbie I, “J.M.” Ambition: Dental Hygienist, Rich and happy Ralph Hammett 85 Willow St. Activities: Partying during lunch. Memories: Parties before school and during school The football fames and skipping class Ambition: To finish high school and get a job. Diane Harrington “Harry” 48 Spencer Ave. Activities: Girls basketball, track team, horseback riding, Nat. Honor Society Memories: Fresh. Yrs. parting, jr, sr. yrs B.M. proms Mrs. Bartlett-English. basketball (tweetie), partying Ambition: To be successful do everything I ' m capable of. Ralph Hammett Diane Harrington Gerald F. Harvey ' | arv y luice 3 1 60 K 71 Bellingham St. Activities: Freshman class Pres., sophomore homeroom rep., Soph, prom Comm., Frosh, J.V. varsity football basketball Memories: “Diana”, Jr. prom, hotels, Di’s bedroom, Wiliams school of foot¬ ball, driving vet, silver camaro, Nike sneakers, the wiz Ambition: To be wealthy wise Ron Healy, Micheal, 10 10 60 67 Bellingham St. Activities: Track, Football Memories: The fight with the Puerto Ricans My best friend Ricco Ambition: To become a licensed optician. Ellen Anne Higginbotham, El” 222 Clark Ave Activities: dancing, singing, lots of partying, CYO, and I enjoy being with people. Memories: Senior Prom, Florida trip, friendships, Junior prom, senior week, graduation MG Ambition: To live a happy life to succeed in a major step to a life time career. Eugene Hiscock, Gene, 11 29 61 46 Bloomingdale St Activities: football 9 12, basketball 11 12, track 10, 11, 12 Memories: Hurting Akles in basketball. Thomas Hiscock, TUBBA, 6 17 60 46 Bloomingdale St Ambition: To accomplish boot camp become a Marine Mark Holsten 46 Gardner St. Activities: swimming, boating, water skiing partying on the weekends Memories: The junior senior prom after the prom Jayne lanno, Rhode Island Red” 1 3 61 16 Basset St Activities: pep squad-soph, year, Memories: Joe Griffin, May 27, Catter Park, DoDo ' s, Friday Nights, Break- heart, Waterville Valley, July 4th, Chelsea High, Junior Prom, PT Block’s study, dog track Ambition: Commercial Artist, to be happy live a long, healthy life Deborah A. lantosca, Debbie, 6 18 61 65 Spencer Ave Activities: Hmrm. Rep., Explorers vice pres. Theta-psi sorority, Spanish Club, pep club Beacon, girls track, jogging club, Memories: Steve, Jr. Prom, football games Mr. Mrs. Flaherty, Harry” Hotel California, Sr. Prom, 77”, castle rock, Cathy K Ambition: Registered nurse (BSN) Joe Ippolito, IPPY, 12-1 598 Washington Ave Memories: The Illusionists Ama, Smitty Me RE = BO, Jumpin Joe, CC, Italian Classes, Days of confused Dr. Locke, COOKIE Ambition: To do the best I can at what¬ ever lies ahead for me. Thomas Hiscock Deborah A. lantosca Ellen Anne Higginbotham Mark Holsten Joe Ippolito Eugene Hiscock Jayne lanno David Jagielski David Jagielski, Jigga, 8 15 61 90 Franklin Ave Activities: frosh baseball, co-ed chem¬ istry Memories: RE = BO, Joe Straubinkos- kow, Band B Express Ambition: To live, die make a million. 78 Willie Jara Theresa Jedrey Willie Jara, 10 23 60 279 Chestnut Street Activities: football, sports, girls Memories: Devils 78, football camp, SKIP’S VAN, KAZ, POPCORN, UP B KIDS, frosh 76, girls skipping, sum¬ mertime, dances, all my friends, M + M ' s, Kaz hating everyone Ambition: To be happy, to be a success Mark Jasneski 115 Marlboro St Theresa Jedrey, Toochie, 6 14 61 457 Eastern Avenue Activities: Junior Prom, Committee, Assumption CYO, partying, skipping school with Bet, Sue Jeanne Memories: Bet, sunshine, Sis Sue, Robert, Charmin, Mike, Sam, Sr., You Do! forever. Accounting, Mr. W good stuff, European, BB, Toochie, Ambition: To grab all the gusto I can Carmen Justiano Mark Jasneski Dolena J. Kakleas Elizabeth A. Keefe Kim Kelley Cathy Karas Lori Kenny Carmen Justiano, 10 28 60 67 Marlboro St Activities: tennis Dolena J. Kakleas, 5 10 61 49 Watts St Activities: Jr. Prom, shorthand, clas¬ ses, getting lost, Junior” ELLEN BEES, winter of 78”, 9 17 78” 11 18 77” Ambition: To become successful as a legal secretary Cathy Karas, CAT, 3 14 61 22 Watts St Activities: Beacon Staff, Pres Pep Club, Explorers, mother of theta-psi sorority, ioda-cri sorority Memories: Butch” 10 4 77, Dl SL, cruisin w Debbie, summer of 78, Jr Prom, Jr skip day, castle rock, “start it up” Dec 1 Ambition: To be a nurse-midwife Elizabeth A. Keefe, 12 12 61 166 Spencer Avenue Activities: Aasumption CYO, being late for school with Jeanne, Sue Ter, Memories: summer at Herbie’s, Jeanne, Lenny Brick, Ter, Sue, ac¬ counting, BB, Bobby, Hawaii You do, The Search Ambition: To get what I want Kim Kelley, Bully, 9 5 61 230 Central Ave Activities: Beacon Staff, Theta-psi sorority Business Aide, Senior Prom, Committee, Hmrm Rep 3 yrs, Max- Ed, office aide, Memories: running away with Debbi, F-E-A-A-A-A-E-A-T, my mistake, TIS, me, Debbie’s love secret Ambition: To fly high” to be a stewardess Lori Kenny, 2 10 61 75 Congress Avenue Activities: majorettes, theta-psi soror¬ ity Memories: Mark, 4 16 78, Jr. Prom, ELO, Tina, DK, MG, Carole, TD, Banana Monkey, Spritzies, friends, ski trip, RS Ambition: To live happily with Mark 79 m w Steven Kermelewicz 243 Webster Ave. Activities: Work Memories: The mad party’s before school Ambition: Electrician Pamela King, Nickname: Pam 11 23 61 176 Central Ave. Activities: Majoretts, Italian Club, Beacon National Honor Society, Theta-Psi Sorority Memories: ILYSFMICJS, W.I.R. Oct. 27th 1976 F SC, The 3 musks, Picoli Polettine, Thanks Dance “79” “Dunkin Donuts” Ambition: To Live A Happy and Suc¬ cessful Life. Marjorie J. Klimarchuk 98 Shawmut St. Activities: Homeroom Representative Memories: Ann, Maria, Lori, the voke, the bus going to voke, the water foun¬ tain up voke, lunchtime. Ambition: To lead a happy, healthy life and become a Commercial Artist. Terry Koczorowski, “Terry” 8 24 60 1 Front St. Acitivities: Italian 1 2 Paul Kooloian “Kool” 8 21 61 55 Watts St. Activities: Partying-My .rock group- Driving — Drumming — Girls — Money Memories: Freshman Year 75 — Par¬ ties — Highland Park — Cats Alley — Jamin — The Boston Foreigner Concerts, Starting Trouble. Ambition: To be a pro- musician. To have my own band, and play at the Gardens Mark Krop 3 24 61 126 Shawmut St. Activities: Max-Ed, horseback riding. Memories: Teacher-student relations (Having a good time) Getting lost on my way back from junior prom. Ambition: To succeed in Life. Terry Kubarsky, 3 16 61 15 Cheever St. Chelsea Activities: National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Karate. Memories: Chemistry, Homeroom junior year — Bo’s Gym — Friday Saturday nights — Junior skip-day Ambition: Go on to school — make something of myself — travel and have a happy life. Jane Kyle 3 Clinton Ct. Dominic P. LaMarra “Popcorn Spanky” 7 29 60 39 Clark Ave. Activities: Co-captain Football, co¬ captain Basketball, Track, co-captain Baseball, Homeroom Rep two years Memories: Terri, Igy-Nig-Fig, Todd7-3, 6-3-1, J.R. Prom, Football camp, P.A.- M.B., Beating Everett 2 out of 4, J.B., T.D. 151 Ambition: To go to school and get an education. Steven Kermelewicz Terry Koczorowski Terry Kubarsky Pamela King Paul Kooloian Jane Kyle Mark Krop 80 Charles Landry “Chuck” 2 25 61 37 Spencer Ave. Activities: Math club, C.H.S. Track, Karate Memories: Senior picknic, Charlene, S.A.M., Skate Boarding, wine and Breakheart Ambition: To be a musician and an Engineer Donna LeClair 7 22 61 76 Spencer Ave. Activities: Going out with Chuckie Memories: Being with Chuckie, Eric, Cherie, Lauren, all my friends, sum¬ mer of “76”, Ann’s talks, house Spencer. Ambition: To get married and live Happy with Chuckie. Shirley Leiva “Pooh Bear” 10 5 61 59 Hawthorn St. Activities: Spanish club, Photography club, basketball, track, pep squad, Flagsquad, National Honor Society, Memories: Mrs. Kaplan’s Algebra II class, W and W, the Prom, square dancing, The table. Ambition: To be an airplane pilot. James Leslie “Jimbo” 14 Burma Rd. Activities: Varsity Hockey and Baseball Memories: Josephine, being captain of hockey, Mr. Herlihy, Mr. Sullivan, all the girls. Steve Lombard “Scumbard” 4 19 60 77 Burma Rd. Activities: Varsity, Co-Capt. football, hockey, Co-Capt. Baseball, Pres. Student Council, Vice Pres. Senior Class. Memories: Debbie, Weekends, the L and L, Jr. Prom, LaMarra’s partys, 50’s dance, Todd and Joe, Castle Rock. Ambition: Make something out of my life. 1 I Paul Anthony LoVuolo Miguel Lopez “Mickey” 7 15 60 31 Gerrish Ave. Activities: Weight Lifting, Gym Memories: Volleyball after lunch, class of “79”, My friends. Ambition: To be happy Paul Anthony LoVuolo 55 Eleanor St. Activities: Varsity Hockey Memories: Denise and the good times we had together, the hockey team, and the class of “79”. Ambition: To become a successful electrician, and to live a long, rich, and healthy life. Deborah Ann Lush 127 Willow St. Activities: Pep club, baseball, softball, volleyball. Memories: Bucky, sister Diane, all the Robert MacDonald project beggars, Mrs. Welch, All the girls in the basement. Ambition: To go to the College and get some where in life of get a good job. all my friends, Horizon, Omni, summer of 78, the bone. Ambition: Go to school for music then tour with a show band. Robert MacDonald “Mac” 2 19 61 123 Clark Ave. Activities: Playing keyboards, in my band, going to concerts, working at S S parties, cruisin. Memories: 77, 78, 79, Ski Trip, s s, w Scott MacKay, Shaky, 146 Clark Ave Activities: hockey Memories: Trying to get through trying as hard as possible to pass, school is hard but so isn’t everything. Susan Malveira, “Suzy-Q”, 11 24 61 441 Eastern Ave Activities: Max-Ed, Senior Prom Com¬ mittee, Red Devil Press, partying, skipping school with Bet, Jeanne, Terry Memories: Laurie, Jeanette, ding-a- ling, RM driving class, CHS, lunch, JM, 2:10, Mr. W Ambition: Once upon a time . . . and live happily ever after. Maria Martone, “Rosana 1 6 60 111 Maverick St Activities: National Honor Society, Jr Sr class secretary, Italian club, prom committee, Max-Ed, student council Memories: Jr. Prom, CHS dances, JD, SM, LP, JG at lunch, Miss K’s class, Kevin “78” Ambition: To be something in this world, but most of all to be happy. Maria Massaro, “Mary” 5 27 61 35 Hooper St Activities: National Honor Society, Italian club, Spanish Club, junior HR Rep, Senior HR Rep Memories: Algebra, Chemistry Itali¬ an Class, my post Jr Prom, Sharon, Cary Debbie Ambition: Corporate Lawyer Valerie A. Massey 24 Marlborough St Activities: Party, Manager of basket¬ ball Memories: Jr Prom, Variety shows, Jr, Friends 4th street, park, Moms, 311 Ambition: To become rich famous hope to be an actress singer in Holland. John McCarthy Maryann McGill, “Marie” 8 31 61 1 Mill Court Activites: Pep Club, Drama Club, Cheering for the Breaker’s, working in the office Max-Ed Memories: Mr. Barooshian’s class, letters in my locker, Heard St,Viper, all the crazy people that I know. Ambition: To succeed and be happy in whatever I do. Donna Marie McNeil, 9 26 61 78 Maverick St. Activities: Disco Dancing, stamp col¬ lection, playing baseball softball Memories: My first day with the class of “79” of CHS, my graduation Scott MacKay Maria Massaro Maryann McGill Maria Martone Donna Marie McNeil MaryKay McNeil MaryKay McNeil, 9 26 61 78 Maverick St Activities: playing baseball, softball dancing Memories: Mr. S. Feinberg the best teacher at CHS, everyone who gradu¬ ated with me. 82 Mary Jane Mellen Loraine Morency Charles Montesano, Monte 6 28 60 31 Burma Rd Activities: working, riding my bike Memories: Pepe’s party, prom, camp¬ ing over the summer Ambition: To drive a truck and later to start my own business Loraine Morency 29 Pine St Activities: Max-Ed, Teacher’s aid in ceramics Memories: Mrs Ruby, Richie Burns, 5 29 76 Laurence Morong t Robert Moschella Laurence Morong, Larry 11 6 61 78 Addison St Activities: Varsity Hockey, Varsity Track, Junior Varsity Football Memories: Sneak movies w Jim Tucker, six packs of Miller w Kjers- gard, The 50’s dance w EM, Mr Mauro’s skating drills Ambition: To have a good job family to get the best out of my life Robert Moschella Jr 2 Murray St Activities: Varsity Hockey, soph jr sr Memories: I’ll always remember Margie, Hockey team, ski trip, 78 79, 1 23 77. Suet Mui 106 Congress Ave Activities: basketball, track, skating, science club, math club, Beacon Memories: rm 318, Jody burned hair, Mr Perez Experiment, track Ambition: I would like to become whatever I wish to be Ann Melniker 69 Marlboro St Memories: The bus ride to Voc, lunch time, Margie, Michelle, The goofs in all my classes, People up at Voc Ambition: To have a happy and heal¬ thy life and to succeed in life. Denise Mitchell Jim Mitchell, Mitch” 63 Harvard St Activities: Chelsea High Smoking Team Memories: Miss Fishman ' s biology class, Mr. Slater ' s Chemistry class, “78-79”, ELO ' s, Mrs. Flaherty’s class Ann Melniker Denise Mitchell Jim Mitchell 83 Mike Mullaney, 4 30 61 28 Cary Ave Activities: basketball, band Memories: UNC, and Chafe, 6th peri¬ od, KL, Our Last Summer, Spencer Ave, Gym Class, Miss Factor, Gong Show Ambition: To become a very rich person some day. Bill Murphy, The Murph, 9 3 61 215 Wahington Ave Activities: camping, canoeing, fishing just hanging around going to parties Memories: The Stairs, good friends, Jimi Hendrix, Nights up Breakheart, New Years Eve parties Ambition: To be free James MacDonald 235 Walnut St Carol Mitchell 189 Bellingham St Mike Mullaney Bill Murphy James MacDonald Debra Nolan, (Debbie), 7 23 70 Essex Street Activities: Co-capt girls basketball team, Max-Ed Memories: Mike, 4 20 77, LQ, MaryJane, Jeannette, Joan, Auntie, CS, SC, GBB-Liz, TR, NM, JV, Cheer- lizards, MK Ambition: To be successful happy. Larry Novak 9 4 61 123 Cottage St Memories: The “78” “79” ski trips, THE COMMITTEE, 6 3 78, Silver- wings, Studs, I, II, III IV, Pampalones, BSP, The Movies(?), Lunch at the Ritz, The BM, Phil’s front seat, con¬ certs, Winthrop Beach, Chevy Chase Ambition: Musician Kenny O’Connell, (KOC), 3 21 61 87 Garland St Memories: Toga, LQ ' s, cellar, The accident DP ' s, with Pepi, Voke Park cupcakes, The Home, C Days”, The Hole in The Wall”, Buzzing with the guys, “CHS” Ambition: To be very successful happy in life Marybeth O ' Connor, “Beth” 6 9 61 415 Eastern Ave Activities: NHS, Pep Squad, Track Manager, School Committee, Student Council, Theta-Psi Sorority, Explorer post 774 Memories: The dive, Studio 4, Clubbin’ with LL, RS + RS, Hamiltons, Good¬ byes, Pinksten’s Ambition: To be a happy wealthy executive Pauline B. O’Connor, 5 30 61 42 Carmel Street Activities: CHS, flag squad, prom committee, hmrm rep, Red Devil Press, Ma. Advisory Board, being in fashion shows pageants Memories: I ' ll always remember the Bus ride to football games! Being runner-up in the court of junior prom, being miss Chelsea Ambition: To become a professional model marry Larry Maddeford Carol Mitchell Debra Nolan Kenny O ' Connell Marybeth O’Connor Larry Novak Pauline B. O’Connor 84 Paul K. Olson Daniel Ovalle Paul K. Olson 2 4 61 203 Congress Ave. Activities: Member Chelsea High Var¬ sity, Hockey Team, 1977 78 79 Memories: Coach Sullivan, All Hockey games we played this year. The Moschella Brothers. Ambition: To be a state police officer Scott Olszyna Scott Olszyna Scotch” 24 Carroll St. Memories: Going camping with Jump- Karen Orchard ing Joe, lunch time with pork and Steve. Robert Padolsky Luz Maria Pagan Karen Orchard Daniel Ovalle Robert Padolsky Puddles” 11 29 61 33 John St. Memories: Parties, concerts, hanging up the soldiers home. Ambition: To have a happy and heal¬ thy life. Luz Maria Pagan “Chickey” 2 25 60 Bloomingdale St. Activities: Pep club, Spanish club Memories: All the football games and all my field trips. Nancy Pagliarulo 6 19 61 1 Mill Court Activities: Cheerleader 2 3, N.H.S., Latin Club, Jimmmy Memories: Halloween, Jr. Prom, Canada, weekends together”, friends” Ambition: To become Nancy Finn R.N. Donna Marie Ann Palermo 858 Broadway Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Pep Club Memories: Doing the play Once upon a Playground” Lenny Panzini, 2 24 61 2 70A Chestnut St Activities: Intramural Basketball Memories: Miss Fishman’s Biology Class, Jr soph senior year, Billy Patti’s Blasts Off Helmet, square dancing Ambition: To go into the armed forces. Nancy Pagliarulo Donna Marie Ann Palermo Lenny Panzini 85 p Kevin James Paradis “UNC” 117 Spencer Ave. Activities: Hockey Memories: Spencer Ave. 4 years at C.H.S. Losing every game in hockey, Friday nights The good old days. Thomas M. Paris “Thom” 7 29 61 83 Clark Ave. Activities: Literary Magazine staff, students rights committee, Gong Show, Variety Show, Right to Read Defence Committee. Memories: “Seniors Do It Better” W W, Curse of the yellow vest. How’s your mode, Louie,” Donna and Jeanne coming up for coffee, Friday Nights at CVO, Sebatian, Ambition: To take it with me when I die! William Patti “Truch, Bulldog, Blutoski, 8 25 61 82 Lafayette Ave. Activities: Football, Track, Class Ac¬ tivities Memories: Having a good time at C.H.S., Having a good football season, Beating Revere and Everet. Ambition: To pursue a Career as an Electronic Technician Kevin Pawlak “Dick” 7 29 61 65 Exeter St. Chelsea Memories: All those dynamite Chel¬ sea girls,’ The Delivery door, The Gong Shows, The dances. Ambition: To be a commercial Artist. Laurie Pechner “Shorty” 8 10 61 54 Clark Ave. Activities: National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Red Devil Press, Photography Club, Chess Club Memories: C.H.S. The Jr. Prom day after, Joe, 7 28 77, Susan, Jean¬ nette, Lunch, “Ace Mr. W., The Melting Man, Blizzard of ' 78. Ambition: To always be happy and to succeed in Life. Robert Pedi Miguel Angel Perez 3 24 60 Havana Cuba 26 Spencer Ave. Activities: Yearbook, girl watching, soccer Racing, football Memories: The time I connected the Bunson Burner to the water fawcett. James Perisie 10 8 61 “Studley Sr.” 178 Spencer Ave. Activities: Going to dirty movies, Being an Honorary Jew, The Committee, Partying on the weekends. Memories: 11 10 77, Lunch at the Ritz, Day after the Jr. Prom, Mrs. B’s Adol. Lit. Class, Skipping, H R. 222 Ambition: To be a firefighter Jeanne Perisie “Umbrella” 10 8 61 178 Spencer Ave. Activities: 1978-1979, President of assumption C.Y.O. Dancing. Memories: Dad 9-5-77, Spencer Gang, Alan’s Bike, Hr. 222, Jr. Prom, D.B. Betty I know 17th Birthday, Search 119, Friday nights, Jr. Advisors, White camero Senior year Ambition: To be a Professional dancer Kevin James Paradis Kevin Pawlak Miguel Angel Perez Thomas M. Paris Laurie Pechner William Patti Robert Pedi Jeanne Perisie Diane Pistone Carolyn Privitera Sophia Pijanowski, 5 15 61 12 Jones Ave Activities: office aid Memories: Jo-Jo, BA-GOOMBA PAULA T, C-A-R-T-Y!!!, Iggie Baby Iggie Jr, Eastie Paula M, Bowie, ' 77 Football Susan M. Ambition: To get a promotion from secretary to a boss. Diane Pistone 39 Essex St Carolyn Privitera, Carrie” 3 1 61 92 Garfield Ave Activities: President Junior Vice- President National Honor Society, Sec. Italian Club, Spanish Club, CHS Majorettes, Theta-Psi Sorority, Mg. Outdoor Track Memories: DD, SU, MM, 11 13 76, WV, NH, 12 26 78, 12-38, orange LS, Ah, Success!! Ambition: Not to be a housewife. Paula Proia, 4 2 61 71 Woodlawn Ave Activities: Glee Club Memories: Mr. Locke’s study, meeting TR, Health Occupations Ambition: To live far away from Chel¬ sea, To always be happy. Alison Claire Quinn, Alley” 11 13 60 2 Webster Court Apt 3 Activities: vocational school, disco¬ dancing, reading, Charlie Antzak, cats the Caravan” Memories: Building 19 specials, Cara¬ van, bus rides with my honey, Hallo¬ ween fun!” Ambition: To go to college succeed in winning the Paper Chase” Paula Proia James J. Reddington Alison Claire Quinn Mary Elizabeth Renda John Reddick Timothy Rennie John Reddick James J. Reddington, Skip, 10 26 60 74 Cottage Street Activities: football, basketball, Hmrm. Rep Memories: The Van, The Trunk, Being 6-3-1, Being with someone you care for, Everett Peabody game, ball, girls, football, basketball, T. Flaherty, Spanky, Kazem Ambition: To do better than I ' m doing now. Mary Elizabeth Renda, 12 8 61 85 Central Avenue Activities: Italian Club, Spanish Club, Student Rights Committee, Red Devil Press Memories: summer ' 78, sprite junkie”, DE chemistry class, square dancing, CF, field trips Ambition: journalist Timothy Rennie, 1 19 61 120 Spencer Ave Activities: Riding, the Honda, Crodad ' s cellar, hitting the beach, Breakheart, voc, Zaitz Sophia Pijanowski 87 Steven Resca 5 31 61 137 Bellingham St. Activities: Painting Memories: Mrs. Ruby’s class, lunch time my Sr. year Ambition: To go to college John Ricci, 7 1 61 65 Carrol St. Activities: Skiing, Football Ambition: I want to be a fireman Janet M. Riley 5 22 61 104 Bloomingdale St. Activities: Spanish Club member, and treasurer-2 years, Beacon Staff Memories: Freshman year, Mr. Fla¬ herty’s Class, senior year, B.C. Thanksgiving Football Games, Maine ’78 Ambition: To go to college, get a job be happy Judith A. Riley (Jar) 5 22 61 104 Bloomingdale St. Activities: Spanish Club, Beacon Staff Memories: Summer of “78” Freshman year Senior year, Thanksgiving Foot¬ ball Game ’78 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Linda Ringler 8 29 61 136 Addison St. Activities: Going to the show, bowling Memories: Being driven to school by Paul, Health Occupations Ambition: To be a dental hygienist and to always be happy. Donna Roccia 6 14 61 90 Winthrop Rd. S. ’76 Quinn 5th, CCI. Robins sweet 16 Party, table broke, the click, Voke Park, Robin got caught, H.H. ’77, me Robin Sking, W.V. ML IB cape, $10. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Joseph Rollins ! Carmen Rosado, 10 18 61 ‘ 110 Blossom Street Activities: Drama Society, Jogging Memories: My freshman year, Oct. 22, 1977 Ambition: Go to broadcasting school Maria Rosati, “Rosie” or Trip” 3 8 61 65 Garland St Activities: sorority, hm. rm. rep, soph yr Memories: voke park (cupcake island), 1st red sox game, 8 16 79, grad. 78-79, summer of 75-78, 11 24 78, Florida, G.AL.M, Heidi “John S.”, my partys Ambition: Executive secretary or a good mommy Judith A. Riley Joseph Rollins John Ricci Janet M. Riley Linda Ringler Donna Roccia Carmen Rosado Maria Rosati 88 Barry Rosenberg Kazem Sabet Lisa Santarpio Barry Rosenberg, BORUS BARR BOBB BARRACUDA 58 Watt St Activities: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Red Devil Press, dog track, V-Pres CHS Band, CHS Jazz Rock Band Memories: cat theater, AZA Partys, not going to football games, Jewish Mafia, JDL, crash diet, the committee, bud mobile, stab in back Ambition: To become rich famous skinny Jay Rosenzwaig, 8 5 60 57 Grove St Activities: Vice-Pres 2 Yrs, Science Club, Red Devil Press, Clover Lubell AZA Memories: AZA Partys, track, going to Max-Ed Ambition : To do good in the profes¬ sion I pick and make money. Jay Rosenzwaig Alcira Salazar Carmen Santiago Chris Ruffino Maria A. Santana Paul Sartorelli Memories: senior prom, VP, Cary Square, Pam, DD, Skip’s van, DL, MT, DB, B Blast Off, Lisa” Ambition: To live a long life make a lot of money Chris Ruffino, Rat, 1 4 61 156 Park St Activities: hockey, basketball, base¬ ball, football Memories: Hanging in the corridors at lunch time Ambition: To be the first Rat to be President, and to play at least one game in hockey Kazem Sabet, Kuz, 7 15 60 255 Arlington St Activities: football, s-t-c, basketball, track, homeroom rep, prom com¬ mittee Memories: in love with my cheese cake,-F-E-A-A-E-A-A-A-E-A-T, Newly¬ weds game RT, Skip’s van, Spanky, Willie, Sneak, JA, JT Ambition: Get hooked up with a stew¬ ardess and be successful Alcira Salazar, 5 20 62 32 Congress Ave Activities: tennis, karate, swimming Memories: My friends in school Ambition: To become a successful person. Maria A. Santana 95 Highland St Activities: Excersices, listening, music reading Memories: Miss Guerriero Mrs. Butler Lisa Santarpio, 6 19 61 54 Garfield Ave Activities: Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophmore Homeroom Rep. Memories: TMG, MCI, 10 20 76, my mother, DL, AD, JG, CD, thinking about that special day, JL AC, good old CHS Ambition: To teach that goal that I’ve had for a long time Carmen Santiago, Rosebud, 3 3 61 108 Essex Street Activities: Working in the office Memories: I’ll always remember Mr. Locke ' s English class 5th period, and all the friends I’m leaving behind. Ambition: To live a long happy life. Paul Sartorelli, 11 29 61 83 Tudor St Activities: hockey 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, yearbook, partying p Robert Selvage, “Bobby” 9 24 61 93 Carroll St Activities: Beacon Staff, Photography Club, Video Club, Prom Com. 3 4 Ambition: To leave school Joyce Sforza 57 Library St Activities: Going to school football games and seeing Chelsea High Win¬ ning, A LOT OF SWIMMING Memories: Leaving Chelsea High, Mr. Locke Mrs. DiMarino who made me feel at home in their class. Martha Shaw, 1 21 61 148 Clark Ave Activities: Beacon Staff, Max-Ed Tutor, Greater Box. Walk for Hunger, Church School Teacher, at St. Luke ' s, Literary Club Memories: Mr. Weinstein’s class, Mr. Manning’s class, Square Dancing, The “Red Devils”, Blizzard of “78”, Class of 79” Ambition: To be happy; to be an ac¬ countant Denise Sienko, Mouth!, Vicious, 4 8 61 4 Spencer Avenue Activities: Natl. Hon. Soc., HR Rep, Advisory Comm, horseback riding club, bowling, CYC talking, disco dancing Memories: Jr Prom, 78 ski trip, Mr W ' s class The European, Mr. JM ' s class, CHS ' s bees Ambition: To enjoy life to its fullest, executive secretary, to make many friends Linda Smigielski, 8 8 61 5 Eldridge Place Activities: bowling, tennis, archery Memories: Mrs Smith’s cooking class, Mr. Welch’s Law class, Ms Chaos Marie Smith, Smiley Maria, Sugee 3 24 60 3 Mill Court Activities: volleyball, flag football, 6 basketball Robert Selvage Joyce Sforza Martha Shaw Denise Sienko Linda Smigielski Marie Smith Memories: I will never forget the good times I had in Gym. Ambition: Matthew 24:14 To Preach good news of the kingdom Charlie Sault, Salty, 1 10 61 127 Cottage St Activities: Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Italian Club Memories: parties, Girls, VIPER, Ski¬ ing, Florida Trip, JD, Linder 16, Placing, Coach Dwyer, Bobby Goss, Winning, Good Friends Ambition: To go to college then go into the Air Force as a career, own a Mazzarati Estelle M. Scott, porkchops, 12 23 60 139 Addison St Activities: volleyball, kickball, soft- ball, weight lifting, trampoline Memories: HB, RD, TC, MD, CP, MM, IW, CHS, Karen P, prom, dinner dance, square eight’s enough Oct. 5, 1977, MA, MGH, All the good times Ambition: To succeed in life. Micheal Sekenski, Mike, 7 26 60 67 Bellingham St Activities: soccer, rifle shooting, basketball, swimming Ambition: To remain athletic to be an electrician Micheal Sekenski k Charlie Sault Estelle M. Scott Pamela Smith David S Staskawicz Patricia Sudanowicz Pamela Smith, 11 3 61, Smitty 41 Bloomingdale St Activities: Co-capt majorettes, VP MJW-BS BBS, Jr Sr Prom Comm, Beacon Staff, Literary mag, 9th grade girls club, dancing, Hmrm Rep Memories: All the gang at the YWHA, all my years at CHS, good friends to talk to, Ricky Ambition: To become a secretary live a happy life Robert M Smith, “Bubba” 11 29 60 41 Bloomingdale St Activities: hockey, archery, goofing on ms, going to track, winning, JA KD, Bob Donna Ambition: To become successful in life, to go to school play hockey, get a good job get married have 3 kids Patty Stagno, “Stag” 1 30 61 Aquarious 71 Clinton St Activities: Co-capt girls track, girls basketball, Devil’s Delivery, NHS, Red Devil Press, Pres Italian Club, Assump¬ tion CYO, girls basketball team, YMHA member Memories: Eng Class w Mr Ross Debbie B, Beating Tina Rizzo in Shot Put, Ms Guerriero’s her friendship, Dorisse B Ambition: To live my life as me David A Staskawicz, Stasks” 7 19 61 122 Franklin Ave Activities: football, making millions, winning at the dog track Memories: Billy’s donuts, 78 Grand Prix, Tamey Patty , 69 Cutlass, Jr Prom, CS, Senior Yr, dog track Ambition: To make a sh-t load of money Charlene Stawicki lleana Strasburger Charlene Stawicki, 1 11 62 16 High St Activities: Capt of majorettes, NHS, Literary Magazine, Spanish Club, Pres of Science Club Memories: HOt Pants SR, being friends, DS going for rides? down the beach, meeting people, dancing, Revere-come on 1 million Ambition: to do med research help people lleana Strasburger, 8 7 58 69 Essex St Patricia Sudanowicz, “Lovey” 2 10 61 51 Bloomingdale St Activities: writing notes to Marie Lisa, Staying Home Memories: Worrying that I won’t graduate w Marie or Lisa Ambition: To be a Plumber Roger’s wife Lisa Sullivan Thomas Szcerbinski, Jr Clubs, X-country, track, basketball, NHS WORK Memories: Joe Strubachincoskow, Mrs. Kaplan ' s algebra, C + O 2 =CO 2 , APE, BB express, track X-country, Bruins 78-79 Ambition: To become a lawyer, then a judge. To leave happier than when I came in. Lisa Sullivan 248 Revere Beach Parkway Memories: Freshman Yr, Mr Lopez’s class, do’s, BCC, 11 4 75, AS, Carter Park, You can’t always get what you want Thomas Szcerbinski, Jr, “Tom Alphabet” 10 26 61 77 Bloomingdale St Activities: French, Latin Chess Susan Szymzac, 10 5 61 141 Hawthorne Street Memories: a fantastic summer ' 78, b.h.jm New Hampshire, t.o.r., red- car Ambition: Legal secretary Kim Therberge, Kimba, 4 30 60 26 Cherry St. Activities: football, baseball Memories: Always remember my best times in room 309, and my best teacher Miss Tkaczuk Ambition: vetinarian Joanne Thomaszewski, 4 1 61 45 Sagamore Ave. Activities: waiting for Fridays and lunch Memorees: “Junior Prom” “Pep Rallies” “Looking forward for week¬ ends” DLLS,DM Ambition: To get the good things out of life! John Thompson, “JT;;, 4 26 61 1 Parkway Ct. Activities: football, track, basket¬ ball Memories: football camp, electronics class, class of “79”, Robin T., Mike T, Skips van, Donna C, work, bad happenings, the “Spa” Ambition: To become an electrician and be happy. Micheal Thompson, “Birdie” 10 5 61 147 Summit Ave. Activities: football, hockey, frosh baseball, shooting pool, partying Memories: Liz, Geils in Cape Cod, CH, The Home, DG, Skips van, Robin since 6th grade, “Hey Joe” STUCH, Freto, Peppy, Bulb, Dom L JB,DM, AB, Cary Square, V-FFP, 69, Ambition: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life Paula Tibbetts, 3 12 61 32 Hancock St. Activities: eating “Miller Time” being with Eddie, “goofing” having good times. Memories: meeting Eddie, Spencer, Pinksten’s Motel, DI.ES + + PT, Nacy “77-80”(FTN) driving CHS, Proms, the all nighters, my sailor Ambition: college Executive secre¬ tary, own a Trans-Am. Patricia Tierney, Patty, 10 9 61 66 Crescent Avenue Activities: CYO, PARTYING, Goofing on People waiting for Fridays and lunch. Memories: 10 9 7744 19 78 KH, BK,JP, + everybody Jr. Prom + Day After, summers of 76 -F 77 CYO DL DI DS D-FR Ambition: To take things day to day and be able to cope with them. Robin Tiro, 5 1 61 6 Franklin St Activities: Capt Cheering Squad, Capt. track Theta-psi soriety, fresh soph class secretary, student coun¬ cil, prom committee Memories: Steve, Voke, CCI, Donna’s fit, planning w Paula,HH77,2 17 77, arresta, JUG, cheering, 11 22 78, summer, S.16B.P.,78 f-team,s.p.t.s, ski, FRIENDS,f-4, vokes changes. Robert Clifton Tucker Jr, 235 Walnut St Activities: Capt. outdoor track, foot¬ ball, hockey, the Babes (some- Susan Szymzac John Thompson Kim Therberge Micheal Thompson Robin Tiro Joanne Thomaszewski Paula Tibbetts 1 I Robert Clifton Tucker Jr. . times) Memories: Cheryl, J B, My friends the clowns EA, whrres the pancakes, T. Dunn, Tigges, the girl I’m going with now, Allen stinky Washington ) Yolanda M. Tyler Magaly Valentin Cynthia Wallace Ken Uminski Jose Vasquez Lourdes Valdivieso Yolanda M. Tyler, Peanut, 11 8 61 10 Forsyth St 406 Activities: jr + sr varsity basketball, Hm rm Rep Jr + Sr, Gymnastics, vol¬ leyball, “SEX”, smoking partying Memories: 5th per. M-B-Quinn, BS up Rick’s, The Raid, Phyllis’s car, Fox’s, Mrs Moe, Tyrone, Gene, ACH-SC-RC- DS, Tigges, Ma, Dad + Bros Ambition: To own my own chain of fashion clothes stores known as “YOLANDA’S” Ken Uminski 221 Webster Ave Memories: Mr Hunt’s Electricity class, Mr Stein’s volleyball team 77, senior year Ambition: To be an electrician Lourdes Valdivieso 84 Orange St Activities: jogging, reading Memories: Mrs Butler’s poetry class, Mr Slater’s Bilingual Class Magaly Valentin, “Pasua” 10 7 61 178 Pear St. Apt 6 Activities: jogging, jumping rope, dancing “Salsa” is my best, learning disco, planning my wedding Memories: when I met my boyfriend Louis, 9 12 76, Biviano Garcia my best friend Ambition: To become a Medical Assistant in Pediatrics and more . . .! Jose Vasquez, 4 1 61 199 Chestnut St Activities: baseball Memories: of my brother grand¬ mother Ambition: be governor of Puerto Rico Joseph Visconti 99 Maverick St Memories: Hanging on the corner. Playing cards and stacking the deck. Cynthia Wallace, Olive Oyl, 12 29 61 111 Essex St Activities: homeroom rep Memories: JM, KF, Sleeping, Junior Prom, “78” Red Sox, “78” Ski Trip, cabin ' it every day con job Ambition: To gain at least 20 more pounds during my life span. Joseph R. Watt, Joe, 4 12 61 61 Prescott Ave Memories: All the good times at WJHS, CHS, The fire drill” NYC, My van, Egor L., PC, DL Ambition: To be successful Joseph R. Watt Marion Wedge Marion Wedge 191 Chelsea St Memories: TG, 12 9 77, school yard, senior prom, Mr B’s DE class, Spritzies 93 m Dorothy Weidner, Dotty, 8 5 60 9 Lash St. Activities: HomeRomm Rep., Prom Committee Memories: W W, March 2, 1978, Leo, “Always forever”, modeling school, Mr Lee Mr Mauro, Junior Prom Ambition: Working as a secretary being with Leo Susan Wells Kevin White, 9 22 61 35 Murray St Activities: Kawi riding, toking party¬ ing on weekends Memories: I’ll always remember SAT school 2nd lunch, Tracy ' s New Year ' s Eve Party, The Geils concert, JL, MS Ambition: To be good at whatever I want to be and do especially party¬ ing. Lee Ann White, “Lee” 10 30 61 120 Washington Ave. Activities: smoking, partying, cruising, goofing, talking, working in nursing home, clubbing, exercising Memories: Central Ave, Mac, Christ¬ mas ' 76, David, City steps, Al Zac’s, summer ' 78 77 Ambition: I’d like to be an executive take on a whole company Micheal Williams 672 Broadway Activities: Intramural basketball, video, OLA, basketball Memories: Midnight Rambler, Bode, Oct. 5, 78, BK, JPG, The Bushes, gym Danny Wilson 19 Blossom St Activities: baseball, electricity Memories: long walks down to the Satelite school in the snow, Fun in Etta’s and Ms Quinn ' s class Neil Wilson 19 Blossom St Activities: hockey team Memories: Mr. Hunt’s electricity class, gym, volleyball, games, High School, friend, teachers Ambition: to become an electrician Robin Marie Wilson, 1 1 62 4 Fitz Terrace Memories: CHS 1, football, “76 + 78”, Thanix Dance, 76, Pep Club, Theta-psi, Sweet Peaches, EW F, punks, tapes, Sr. Yr, Mr Steriti, GR, Elephants, lunatics, JW lets skip! Never as fine as “79” Ambition: To become a hair dresser put Videl Sasson to shame John Wozniak, Doc 96 Watts St Activities: CHS football, 109, partying, tunes, Intramural wrestling weight lifting, Quigley Park in the winter, pool, YMCA Memories: camp at Berwick NH, Washington ME, Bestman, Florida, Hawaii, New York, Troscc Ambition: To always have enough Dorothy Weidner Lee Ann White Neil Wilson Robin Marie Wilson John Wozniak 94 Micheal Wozniak Jody M Zard 1 A V ' c Rhoda M. Lee Cristina Zerquera Joellyn Young Connie Zujevic Micheal Wozniak 921 Broadway Activities: football, hockey, cross country Memories: work outs at Bo’s gym, weekends Rhoda M. Yee, 9 28 61 128 Washington Ave Activities: Sec Science Club, Sec. Spanish Club, Beacon Staff, Track, Natl Hon Society “Togetherness” Memories: Denise, Frodo, the Pest, Byrd, CZ’s, Mrs Kaplan’s classes, chemistry, W W, GWTW, Zn+S=BOOM Ambition: To be a happy humble millionaire Joellyn Young Jody M Zard, 7 19 61 9 Crescent Ave Activities: Latin Club (sec-treas), Sci¬ ence Club VP, Math Club, Track, Beacon Staff, Nat Honor Society Memories: Zn + S = BOOM, Janice, Rhoda, 2 19 79, “SURPRISE”, DB, CZ, DB, CZ, RA, RB, and all those “WILD AND CRAZY GUYS” Ambition: To be a hermit Cristina Zerquera, Tina 106 Chestnut St Activities: Capt of Band, Spanish Club, Photography Club, Jazz Band, track, YZ’s, Club Memories: Graduation, Friends, Mrs Kaplan ' s class, W + W, all the cold Saturday mornings down at the foot¬ ball games Connie Zujevic, 9 10 61 125 Arlington St Activities: Horseback riding, Science Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Health Spa, YZ Club Memories: Precious Tootsie, W + W, gym, my friends, the squirrel, and our graduation Ambition: to go to college travel Eugenia Zullo, Gina, 6 19 61 73 Broadway Activities: watching tv, sleeping, playing backgammon Memories: The good times we had at lunch with the birds and the bees Ambition: To get married to the man I love and have a wonderful family Eugenia Zullo 95 RVH Stacy Clark 10 Warren Ave Lazaro Ibarra 32 Marlboro St PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Haydee Pujals 135 Chestnut St Activities: Spanish Club, Science Club Memories: I’ll try to forget Mr. Sul¬ livan’s history class Ambition: To become a successful flight attendant Carl Bruno Raymond Dunn Brian Ford Danny Hanlon 202 Washington Ave Activities: CHS Tokig Team Memories: All bad Ambition: To get as far away from here as possible Albert Janiak, 12 18 60 177 Webster Ave Theresa Kehoe James MacDonald Wade McAleece, 3 8 61 27 Bellingham St Activities: video club, volleyball tour¬ nament, basketball Memories: Miss Quinn’s 10th gr., 7th per. English Class Ambition: Same as everybody, get rich quick David Sullivan Tommy Tigges.Tigzi, 3 8 61 151 Shawmut St Activities: hockey Memories: the square dances, the Arlington game when we lost 3-2, Coach Sullivan, Mrs Fogels homeroom % No single thing has contributed more to school spirit than the efforts of Chelsea’s sports teams. The good sportsmanship demonstrated by each team member has unquestionably instilled a great feeling of pride in all. The sucesses of each team have come about as a result of diligence, perse¬ verance, and student support. In both victory and defeat, our athletes have given us much about which we can feel proud. 97 We’ve Got “Chelsea Pride’’ senior class would like our appreciation to Flaherty. As both a an educator, he has the respect of his ath- students alike. He has as a model for what a and coach should be. him the b$st of luck in future endeavors and im sincerely for all he for us. Front row: James Reddington, Arthur Burge, John Amentola, Steve Lombard, Dominic LaMarra, Bill Patti, John Thompson, Joe Constantino, Tim Dunn, Back row: Gene Hiscock, Kevin Fee, Tom Brazil, Gerald Harvey, Kazem Sabet, John Wozniak, Willie Jara, Mike Thompson � fpEB|Y i P% i 1 h 1 1 11 US MJil [ fli _■r1INUTE5| HOME ! DOWN SECONDS : VISITOR 11 1 1 TO GO iQTR wmm - • -V ; - r : - p ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ! ■ ■ ' . •$ ■ - ✓ vj- 5 ' ! Front row: Paul Lovuolo, Larry Morong, Tony Derenzo, Dale Cronin, Scott Moschella, James Leslie, Robert Moschella, James Granara, Tom Tiggs. Back row: Coach Michael Sullivan, James Tucker, Steve Lombard, Robert Bearse, Tom Mahan, Glenn Smith, Paul Olsen, Mike Thompson, Bob Carolan, Bob Kermelowicz, Vin Russo, Mark Moschella, Bob Tucker, Coach Paul Cronin. | feabody verett 4ethuen Chelsea 2 Medford Chelsea Malden Chelsea 1 Revere Chelsea 1 Peabody Cheisea 1 Arilinghton Chelsea 6 Everett Chelsea 3 i vermll ' Chelsea 8 Somerville Chefsea 1 Medford Chelsea 2 Maiden ►Chelsea 3 ReVere Chelsea 3 s Haverhill Chelsea 0 Evere tt Chelsea 4 Arlington This year’s hockey team, although somewhat undermanned, was cer¬ tainly not underspirited. Success is not always reflected in wins and losses. Sometimes it is measured in hustle, desire, and togetherness. Matched against this criteria, this season was most successful. w Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea ; Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Che 1 sea a be played Arlington Medford Everett Revere Peabody Malden merville Front row (L-R); Steve Zaluski, Dave Batchelor, Gerald Harvey, Kazem Sabet, Skip Red- dington, Darren Moore, (mascot), back row (L-R) Asst. Coach Griffin, Gino Hiscock, Gary Finnigan, Larry Elgart, Jay Ash (co- capt.), Domonic LaMarra (co- capt.), Craig Walker, Brad Bergeron, Eli Acevedo, Coach Jack Niven. The 1978 - 79 basketball season turned out to be one of the more successful campaigns in recent Chelsea High history. This year’s Devil’s squad, with one game to play, had a 16 - 3 record, enough to qualify for post-season play. The team exemplified Chelsea pride on and off the court, always giving 100 %. 109 L H , First Row, L-R: Jean McClean, Liz Cronin, Debbie Nolan, Connie Grungo. Back Row, L-R: Nicole Han¬ cock, Linda Lush, Diane Harrington, Dorisse Burkley, Tammy Moore, Patty Stagno. Chelsea’s Girl’s Basketball Scores Chelsea 42 N. East Voke 15 Chelsea 29 Revere 23 Chelsea 29 Peabody 49 Chelsea 29 Malden 53 Chelsea 39 N. East Voke 14 Chelsea 41 Everett 51 Chelsea 42 Haverhill 54 Chelsea 42 Somerville 49 Chelsea 46 Arlington 55 Chelsea 43 Medford 66 Chelsea 42 Everett 45 Chelsea 48 Revere 43 Chelsea 30 Peabody 58 Chelsea 41 Malden 49 Chelsea 30 Haverhill 59 Chelsea 36 Somerville 41 Chelsea 32 Arlington 41 Chelsea 46 Medford 52 w Providing its fans with many exciting moments, the girls on the basketball team always displayed a great deal of hustle, desire, and determination. Another example of Chelsea Pride both on and off the floor. H top I to r, Fred Capell, Danny Panzini, Bill Kjersgard, Dave Jaglinski, Coach Barry Dwyer, btm l-r, Jay Ash, Greg Benson, Richard Bradley, Mike Blair, Charlie Sault Chelsea 44 Haverhill 18 Chelsea 28 Everett 27 Chelsea 22 Arlington 33 Chelsea 32 Peabody 26 Chelsea 18 Somerville 37 Chelsea 25 Malden 30 Chelsea 32 Medford 27 Chelsea 49 Revere 18 3 wins 5 loses Over hill and over dale, this Chelsea Cross Coun ¬ try team worked long and hard. The season was a moderate success in terms of wins and losses, but it was an enormous success in terms of pride, spirit, and togetherness exhi¬ bited by the members of the squad. pm-, m m T j; ■ ■ in mu ami • ■ C. . ' ■ «. . -.V Front Row L-R: Authur Burge, John Amentola, Robert Blizzard, Dominic LaMarra, Steve Lombard, Paul Chafe Danny Ovalle Back Row L-R: Steve Zaluski, Brian Doyle, Butch Finnegan, David Batchelor, Robert Mugford, Kevin Murray, Bill Pedi, Mike Karas, Coach Joe Bevere. Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs ChelseaJ s, Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs ielsed vs Chelsea vs Kdhelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea vs Chelsea v Chelsea vs Swampscott Dom Bosco Dom Bosco Revere Somerville Brighton Peabody Malden Haverhill Everett Arlington Medford Revere 1 Somervilfp Maldep Haverhill Everett Arlingtq Me WAWAVVv.VV V .V A � ■ ' ' , V y� , a (MV v i K , .8 ' ' ' ftii yg$)p m ,! Iflrell ■! pt$- ;1 iff i Efl i ] g PI 3! V . r A v I « V « • SS • - sea £� The ’79 Red Devil’s Nine is a spunky and spirited collection of athletes. Long hours of practice and dedication are bound to pay dividends on the diamond. The team looks forward to an exciting and successful season. Win or lose they will surely be a team to be proud of. 17 V- v_- % , ,. « ' VI ( I J ■ t J- Chelsea vs Revere Chelsea vs Medford Chelsea vs Somerville Chelsea vs Haverhill Chelsea vs Somerville Chelsea vs Everett Chelsea vs Peabody Chelsea vs Northeast Voke Chelsea vs Saugus Chelsea vs Malden Chelsea vs Saugus Chelsea vs Arlington Chelsea vs Northeast Voke I Fr. L-R, Terry Richards, Aimie Dyer Jodi Glennon, Jean McClean, Shelly Rosenberg Back L-R, Carla Cox, Lisa Fantasia Jane Sullivan, Linda Lush, Maria Constantino, Connie Grungo, Audrey DePatto Liz Cronin, Coach Lori Bradley 1979 was a momentous year for Che lsea ' s female athletes. It marked the in¬ ception of girl’s softball at the school. Under the skill¬ ful guidance of Lori Brad¬ ley and the inspiration of Captain Liz Cronin, this years team is confident that this will be the first of many successful seasons. A p I Front: Gene Hiscock, Mike Blair, Miguel Lopez, John Thompson, Rich Bradley, Bob Tucker, Greg Benson, Larry Morong, Scott Olsyna Back: Anthony Bavaro, head coach, Cary Privetera, Tat Mui, Greg DePatto, Glenn Smith, Bill Kjersgard, Charles Hein, Rico Venturelli, James Tucker, Bill Ash, Fred Capelle, Glenn Soye, Dave Jagielski, Barry Dwyer, Asst, coach, insert- Charles Sault V-’ Tf : l;ji % ipjr ; Jp I Chelsea vs Revere Chelsea vs Peabody Chelsea vs Arlington Chelsea vs Haverhill Chelsea vs Everett Chelsea vs Medford Chelsea vs Somerville Chelsea vs Malden ? - HHHHHr c The Red Devil outdoor track team is looking forward to a very success¬ ful season. Led by some seasoned veteran seniors, and bolstered by some very promising underclassmen, our harriers will surely be formidable foes for any and all competition. 122 123 V l-r front row- Cheryl Chiaradonna, Denise Sienko, Robin Collete, Patty Stagno, cap., Donna Col¬ lins Co-cap., Donna Olsen, Donna Lea, Celeste McGahey, Liz Cronin. 2nd row l-r - Lisa Veluto, Marie Olsen, Veronica Richards, Carol Scott, Donna Carroll, Suet Mui, Amelia Manning, Ellen Montafusco, Donna Whatley, Kim Stevens,. 3rd. row l-r - Ms. Corwin, Drenda Carroll, Laurie Jagiel- ski, Cheryl Healy, Patty Smith, Niven Sabet, Anne Curtis, Darlene Tedesco, Nicole Hancock, and Jane Dauwer. � ft Arlington vs. Chelsea Haverhill vs. Chelsea Everett vs. Chelsea Medford vs. Chelsea Peabody vs. Chelsea Somerville vs. Chelsea Haverhill vs. Chelsea 124 The girls track team in their second year of existence, like-all Chelsea students and athe- letes, exemplify Chelsea Pride. Although up against larger schools and larger staffed teams, they give their best and under the circumstances could be deemed a very suc¬ cessful team. 4 Sports Of All Sorts . . . . 127 To The Victors Basketball Appreciation Night The spirit of the Class of ' 79 reached its peak during senior year. It was at this time that we became involved in many various activities, all of which brought us closer to¬ gether. There were a great number of senior year activities for which we can be proud - for the things that we learned about each other and for the things that we learned about ourselves. 131 Caruso’s Diplomat 1979 On Friday, May 18, 1979, Caruso’s Diplomat be¬ came the scene of Chelsea High ' s Senior Prom—an event filled with music, dancing, and smiles. The band, the Great Estate, played for hours with the undivided approval of all those present. The clock struck midnight much too soon, but the partying spirit of the Class of ' 79 could not be broken so easi¬ ly- 17 if h 133 w d 135 IMHnHUii I I On the day after the prom, many members of the class climbed aboard the Fiesta Clip¬ per in Boston Harbor for a cruise along the coast. The wind was cold and sharp for a May morn¬ ing, but everyone braved the weather and had a very enjoya¬ ble time. Dress-Up Day!! Wow! i . Each year at Chelsea High School the Senior class comes to school on Halloween wearing original costumes. Although it is a difficult task, three prize winners are chosen. Our prize winners (pictured at the left) are: Deb¬ bie Ferdinand, first prize; Joseph Rollins, second prize; John Bouchie, third prize. 139 i 3 _ . • - , : ' ’ k m hi U; ' . ' 3 Chelsea High Hits The Slopes - A Gearing Up Crotchet Mt. A Day Of. . . Going Up The Mt. For Some Of Us Roaring Down The Mt. Others, The Agony Of Struggling Freezing Recovery 143 The Gong Show - A Wild And Crazy Time w 147 Student Government Day City Assessor - City Ms essor - City Assessor - Laurie Pechner City Solicitor - Michael Thompson Purchasing Agent - Patricia Stagno Director of Community Development - Debbi« Fire Alarm«jg� perator - John Thompson and D Public Librarian - Josepf line Demetrio Assistant Librarian - Jean ’Callaghan (St. Rose) c Superintendent of Schools - Maryheth O’Connor Assistant Superintendent of Schools - Robin Tiro Administrative Assistant - Maria Massaro Clerk - School Committee - Maria Majrtone School Attendance Officer - Patricia Tierney ®| Secretary - School Department - Kathy Karras k) - Robert 5 ominic School Photographer (Year 36 8 SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL COMMITTEE - Paula Bradley (Chairperson) COMMITTEE - John Amentola COMMITTEE - Gregory Benson COMMITTEE - Lewis DeSimone COMMITTEE - Joseph Ippolito COMMITTEE - Debbie lantosca COMMJTTEE - James Reddington Mayor’s Excufive Secretary - Thomas Szczerbinski Clerk of Committees - Carolyn Privitera Secretary to the Board of Alderman - Lisa Pellegrini City Clerk - Pauline O ' Connor Assistant City Clerk - De%a Condon City Treasurer - Susan Malveira City Auditor - Joh Reed (St. Rose) City Engineer - Marion Wedge City Electrician Barry Rosenberg Sealer of Weights and Measures - Mark Krop ’ f§ Ifa MAYOR - Richard Bradley 1 - , - ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Steven Lombard (President) ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Darlene Antle ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Robert Ash ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Donna DeStefano ALDERMAN WARD 1 - Willie Jarra ALDERMAN WARD 2 - Kenneth O ' Connell ALDERMAN WARD 3 - Denise Sienko ALDERMAN WARD 4 - John Wozniak ALDERMAN WARD 5 - Rhoda Yee 149 p — 151 pi Entering for the last time. During their four years at Chelsea High, some members of the Senior Class have dis¬ tinguished themselves by ex¬ celling in certain academic areas. On Awards Day, this excellence is duly acknow¬ ledged. Congratulations to those distinguished seniors. 152 Leaving for the last time. Anything Goes The mighty Seniors showed their powers in an awesome display of strength and agility in easily capturing the 1979 Anything Goes trophy. 155 Togetherness 157 E-—--= Once a year Seniors are given control of the build¬ ing. They are given the opportunity to become ad¬ ministrators and teachers. How much knowledge is im¬ parted is questionable. How much enjoyment was exper¬ ienced, though, was signi¬ ficant. All in all, a good time was had by everyone. Senior Teach Day 158 159 i mmm w ■VT T V Slave Day fine batch of slaves were auctioned off, a proceeds going to benefit the Senior iss. Slaves were required to perform any asonable act requested of them by their asters. The most expensive slave, Neil Ison, sold for $20.00. ms 161 Graduation A Day For... Congratulations 162 Compliments Of: SINCE 1910 Personal Service at Two Convenient Locations 457 BROADWAY, CHELSEA 884-2650 411 BROADWAY, REVERE 284-2650 Si ill Best Wishes m mm m mmm mm m mu 111 i iillii m iisia ■I -mm � : II ill Printing Company Complete Offset and Letterpress Service m 449 EASTERN AVENUE CHELSEA, MASSACHUSETTS 02150 TELEPHONE {617)889-1171 THE CHELSEA WEEKLY NEWS REAT ATLANTIC UTY SUPPLY CO oadwa hop Suppl quipment William Pappa innisimmet St. Chelsea, Mass. 02150 Best Qf jLiick Best Wishes RECORD Goo Compliments jpf 884-7227 884-7228 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ’79 SILVER MANUFACTURING CO., INC 144 Addison Street Chelsea, Mass. 02128 Good Luck Best Wishes To The Class Of “79” MAYOR JOEL M. 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Scott Joanne Deasy Laurie Ann Smith Patricia Sharon Smith Pamela Susan Smith Stuart Marcus Steven A. Rogers Louis Guerero v Sally Ann Guarnera Stasiu Brown Steven Carples Darleen Martorano Ann Marie Manerva Joseph DiGianni, Sr. Judy Furagamo Stewart B. McCormack Patti Kloack Joe Perisie Tim Leterie Donna Scoppa Bend Over Mary Ann Picardi Edward Wawrzynowicz David Roberto Ed Dayle Kay Dayle Cathy Karas , ; lr. Mrs. Welch Mr. George Brown Mrs. Pearl Brown 4 k Miss Kathleen Brown Miss Linda Brown Mrs. Eva Vitiary Mr. Mrs. Michael McConaghy Erin Mr. Mrs. George R Chafe Rusty Chafe Fred Chafe Mrs. Charlotte Carey Bettyann Chafe The Janiluinas Family Keri Shawn McConaghy Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Murray Patty, Buddy Kelli Patty, Jack, Rodky ' A 1VIr. Mrs. R.J. Voto VThe Fahey Family I Mr. Mrs. Leo McConaghy ;|Mr. Mrs. Joseph Carrillo 3 Mr. Mrs. Edmund Konieczko [ Chapin Family Brown Family I Szmyt Family ® Jennie Balicki Margie Bornstein Robert Mitchell Smith Richard Michael Smith Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Smith Robert Michael Strait Spinney Rose Modica Ray Broderick Debbie Kenrick Loretta Julio Lupo Linda Hart Carol Bianchino Mufin A Friend Carroll Mazzochia David Abrams Marlene Cipriano Shirley Levine Lisa Siraco Ellen Feldman Marie DiGianni Pamela McGrane The Bobo Dom Celona Eric Alebard ay Force ' J1 aul Cavanaugh Good Luck Dor, Tia, Keep On Dancing, David Morochnick Ken Topping-Good Luck Patty Good Luck-Jim Willyard Mr. Mrs. John Higginbotham Miss Dorothy DeMasse Miss Lee Steriti Mr. Mrs. Nicholas DeMasse Mr. Mrs. John Bolton Loraine Morency Angie Morency Jean Morency Richie Anna Billy Sonny’s Chris Dennis Baker The Great Basketball Statiscian Jim Ross Mr. Mrs. John C. Katarouskyf Nancy T. Mason Roger Naples Ashby’s Little Girl Carolyn Jay Secret Santa 12 26 78 Carrie’s Big Boy Mr. Mrs. Albert DeAngelis Mrs. Marion Beaudoin Mary Dorot “Blond Bombers aid E. Tibbetts orza mger D’Callagh Mr. Morong Mr. Mrs. 1 Irene Devorf Maxine Polo Marge Moro Helen Farm! y Pagliarulo Wagner 1 79 I-Hang it up Ind Gaff wlrs. JosepbfD tt Stowe 11 a priscolMr Linda June Mooney Flash Farrell Nancy and Jimmy Andrew Schrimpf Debbie, and Doug Crapo Miss Mickiewicz PlDnald Mellen Mary Ann Me en Gino Cavali fc V-. CIO v Tom Cher Alice Keith parry r A n Robin Pil| pn Mr. Mrs. Dion D. Dog Danny Dion V Andrea fW f In memory of Donald Dion Class of “Tftc flad I met you) Idie Sullivan langer Ceicle Porky Dizz Erin J. Cronin Daniel Cronin Terry Holmgren n, Johnn ■Andv A. an R.C Recording Performing T.A. Keating st H ■Bird i hristine Saraceni 1 J.M. Gaffney Mfl Mirdj Steven Lulay Elaine Najaryan Chuckie Courtois Sharon Silvia Rose Ellen Zak Liz Baccardax “Ernie” Bob DiPietri Pam Bob Patty Steve “Lady Skipper” Jay, Sue, Jay Jr John and Nancy Cr I Love Bobby B. Moe and Ma “79” Steve Anita 78-7 Summer is lip Congradulations Lena love Auntie Jeanne, Mike T Raspeutan Saide “79” k, r- Fab 1 as me! M.G. ’s, Charles, Ella, Sissy Jean Bobby Bagley 1 79 Bobby Thomas Cronin Mr. Mrs. Morman Gouteu Mr, Mrs. Joseph Geremonet Darif Gina, Keri-Ann Cronin Best of Luck Class of “79” Chelsea Teacher’s Union 1340 Bobby Sorrentino Iward Condon F Mma Condo Roberta Kerr Wayne Brooks . T. Frank X. Henry Beatrice Lovett Tony Sorrentin IZifeK_ “AO” i ... 79 Cannon Pirn, Whim Fancy Merlyn Wart’ Gandalf the White A Uinque Kinda Guy Carl Yastrezemski Mr. Mrs. Paul Sartorelli Sr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mauro Best wishes Debbie, love Nancy I Hate Castro Macho Baby Ms. Carol Shore Mamakizzy Good luck Debbie, Love Joan Love to you Debbie, Nana Good Luck Mike, Love Debbie To Debbie: Stars and Silkies Forever! Love Maura Love and Happiness to our Debbie, love Mom Dad James Benson Cecilia Benson Liz Benson Russ T. Bedsprings E.M.I.A. Pretzel J. Alfred Prufrock Joe Strobachincoskow i.;.. % KS V Led Zepplin B B Express $T ? The Worms Donnie Belanger Joyce Belanger Dennis Belanger Anna Carrabba Mr. Mrs. Max Bernstein Dr. Jerrold Bornstein Mrs. Jessie Charnex Mr. Mrs. Bernard Schwartz Gail Max Francis A. Malveira Nancy E. Malveira Good Luck “79”, The Wench Good Luck Mrs. Claire Kubarsky Good Luck, Kay Cadillac Best Wishes, Red Taylor Tang Soo! Class of “79” J Mr. Mrs. DeAngelis Best Fishes, The Shark Mr. J. Manning Jo Drummey Mrs. Mary C. Ippolito Robert J. Sullivan Patti M. Ippolito Audrey M. Sienko Pearl Lema Steph( Cheryl Denise Sienko Mousaad Mousaad Bil |y Congratulations! Jacice Factor Mrs. Hazel lanno Jake, Linda, John Bradley Best of Luck, Arthur Pantano woe Jane Class of “79 ’ Mrs. Dorothy Gretsky ' Donna Walter Fretsky John Gretsky Walter Gretsky Mrs. Marie Gystavson f imt ' tff-t,u � Xv: , ' z Mrs. Eileen Brennen Biff Brennen Butch Brennen Betty Dennis Blanchette June Jim Fitzgerald Nelly Willett Mrs. Agnes Jordon Good Luck class of “79” Good Luck Class of “79” love Debbie Hoas Business Forms Robert Loves Theresa Francis P. and Shirley T. Jedrey Good Luck from Mary Mason Bet and Bob “76” Etc. Hawaii, 1 27 79 Louise and Jack Jackie and Sharon and Rachael Nola and Bob Paul, Sue, and Bogart Kathy Keefe Grampy Stanley K. Jennie McCoglan Tom Swift Geno Fuzzy Ken O’Brien John Mastrogiacomo Gary Joseph Velardi Al Flannery Joe Ippy Nancy Mike Wozniak Mr. Mrs. Charles Pawlak Mr. Mrs. Philip J. Giordano Anna DiNapole “Painting Creater”, Mike Schena Richard “Pol” Gallo From the Vineyards Les Jardin Bone Head Ralph Carr, “Free bird” % Good Luck, Mrs. Barnett Best Wishes to all, Angie Durante Mark Lori Jeanette Wedge Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Lava Lisa Marie Lava Mr. Mrs. John Thomaczewski Mr. Mrs. Richard Bednarek Family Dick Webber Mr. Mrs. Ronald Bednarek Family Mr. Mrs. George Diamond Family Denise and Skipper Joann Thomaszewski Mary Scalia Arthur J. McDonald Family Lee Ann Stasee Fusi Patricia Eriksen Paula Ericksen Grace Donald Erickson Mrs. Francis Scott McAleer Leonard Greenlaw John H Mrs. Ali Direct Current Mr, Mrs. Sidne Family Linda Siegal Fami Jeffrey and Susan Brudrfjck Mr. Mrs. Loufe J. Brudnick Kelly Sullivan Elsa Qalderon [ r Darren Cordoba Jose Vasquez Mario Fuentes Theresa Loves Robert Mr. Wonderful The Big Black Marya Liz and Chris TLA Good Luck Theresa Robert GoodfeLuck to the Cla$s of “79 Craze Big Bird Mike Queer UpC buck Bo Jangles Ski John George Giles Herbie’s Jimmy McCarthy Jake Charlie Carla the Waitress Eddie the Electrician mm w- fr W. JIT •1 ■ ■ . -■ MM! ■ ' ■ . ■ , ... � • • i - ' ■ • . ' :• - U ■ SCi. . :.•■ ' ■■■• ■ . . - v •vv: , • . • • S’-.. v - ? ■ . • ■ • . . ■ ' . v a •: .• . •,A ■ • • y . � ■■ . 4 r 1 , . , v’- a ■ ' ■ � . ■ ' - ' .• V -■ • K t m ' ■; • _ ' ■ 3w£ •- .$ -V s :- ' ' • ; v ••« -.- -a. c - • . V9sAe4 k ■ Jtf SttTCk f 1 ; ' � � jrfc U- ' In my mind, there has never been a suitable good-by to a friend, or a feeling, or a way of life. So I questioned the breeze And the newly grown grasses of spring In search of the proper words of farewell to the three. But the breeze just blew on, And the grasses grew taller, Until I suddenly knew what I had known All along, That I was wasting time on good-bys for the past When there was work to be done for greeting tomorrow. Tommy Paris m k -. iikBIV.. rfVii r al