Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

T DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO. . . DO YOU LIKE THE THINGS THAT LIFE IS SHOWING YOU . . . ’ I 4 1 L. 1 ., E£ • ■ , tSVt .’ X t ' «v v y -A£ MK Juj mr i 7 Err 3 N� r • Tv ' « fe. ■ I- Hjj9BpH|gL jtfcjri : if%. ' jjjjii «- ■� t | m, ■ mr -3 v E?£ ■ ' JSseM?. - -J •.«F : •■ .%. , :fl r � i i? ' r - Rr7 mP - ' K Sft • ' £?•:: Mbt !Hif r ' v |% � ffiiiii I : m ' WM m - j-b ' T; I 2 13 ET a DO YOU KNOW? FACULTY Vincent McGee Superintendent Dr. Herbert A. Drew Assistant Superintendent Mary Sullivan Administrative Assistant 18 ADMINISTRATION To the class of ’80 We extend congratulations and best wishes as you leave Chelsea High School. Graduation marks a tre¬ mendous achievement which constitutes much effort. You have succeeded with this phase of your life. Your years here have been filled with living and learning. We are hopeful you will recall many happy moments gained at Chelsea High as you enter the next phase of your life. May you always hold your alma mater and community in high esteem and represent the best of Chelsea in your future endeavors. William L. Paolino, Headmaster J. Frank Herlihy, Master Joseph Mauro, Junior Master J. Frank Herlihy, Master Joseph Mauro, Junior Master 19 Phyllis Fogel Alfred Stawicki The Business Department at¬ tempts to familiarize stu¬ dents with The American Business System; provide training in managing personal finances; teach principles of accounting, filing, business math; teach secretarial skills and business law. Students leave with many valuable skills used in the world of business. Edwin Weinstein Sandra Frangules John Manning Kevin Cassidy Carol Shore James Barooshian 20 Judith Benea Joseph Moran Peter Steriti Bradley Toney Myles Brown Phyllis Hanson The Guidance Office, now called “Counseling and Career Information Center,” stands ready to serve stu¬ dents and their parents in making de¬ cisions regarding schooling after graduation or planning a successful entry into the world of work. Some of the memorable functions of the department have been the suc¬ cessful College Nights and Financial Aid Nights that are held yearly and are looked forward to with great an¬ ticipation by both students and par¬ ents. Irving Schwartz Katherine Berenson 21 LANGUAGE Chelsea High’s Foreign Language Depart¬ ment offers courses in Spanish, Italian, and Latin. Latin has become increasingly popu¬ lar in the last few years, and German will be reintroduced in the near future. Foreign language study is an enriching and rewarding experience that enables the stu¬ dent to learn to speak another language and understand and appreciate other cul¬ tures. A walk through the language corri¬ dor fills your ears with SALVE, HOLA, HASTA LUEGO, BUON GIORNO, and CIAO. Marilyn Danon Filberto Lopez BILINGUAL Linda Breen Robert Rabin Aurora Zayas-Little Marilyn Glover Mary Guerriero The Bilingual Program is in its fifth year of operation at Chelsea High School. Presently staffed by four full-time teachers and one career- guidance counselor, the program provides services for approximate¬ ly one hundred and ten students. Like all Title VII (Bilingual) Pro¬ grams, Chelsea’s is designed to meet three objectives. First, Eng¬ lish as a Second Language classes help Spanish speaking students de¬ velop their English skills. Secondly, they may take Social Studies, Math and Science courses in their native language, Spanish. This enables the bilingual students to continue developing their skills and knowl¬ edge in the different subject areas. Thirdly, the Bilingual Program fos¬ ters an understan ding and appre¬ ciation of both the students’ Latin American culture and history as well as the important historical and cultural aspects of the United States. 22 MATH Edward Sahagian Susan Castella Thomas Mahoney ■I I Richard Fineran Mark Feldman Alice Sandberg L The function of the Math Department is to prepare and to provide the students with necessary mathematical skills and knowledge. These skills and knowledge will be helpful and should prove to be essential in the students’ futures. We hope the students will be able to apply their math knowledge one way or another during their lifetimes to improve this ever changing world. Francis Mahoney Emily Romano ENGL Jacqueline Gagnon Daniel Allen Carol Cantor Michael Karp The English Department at Chelsea High 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 class of 1980 will be a measure 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, properly used, will be building blocks to further understanding. Let us hope they use those building blocks well. - M.J.K. 24 ISH TITLE I READING Reading Skills is a part of Chel¬ sea’s federally funded Title I Reading Program. Students in Reading Skills are tested on their reading abilities, and any weaknesses that are discovered are improved upon through an individualized instructional pro¬ gram. Each student works inde¬ pendently on his or her own lev¬ el, using a variety of materials. to OCCUPATIONAL i EDUCATION The Occupational Education Department at Chelsea High School prepares students for careers in electricity, electronics, power mechanics, graphic arts, technical illustration, woodworking and health. Grade nine is a crucial year in the decision-making process involved in career choice. The exploratory program in Occupational Education offered in grade nine introduces students to all occupational education areas. The students are exposed to each subject and select a particular subject to pursue from grades ten-twelve. Once they decide on a direction, they have made a tentative career choice. Upon graduation, the students will have entry level skills for jobs or may continue their education. Mary Raimo James Lannon Eugene McElroy Michael Celona Patrick Manning James Hunt Theodore Aronis Michael Flaherty Richard Goyetche Harriet Cort 26 SCIENCE Maurice Pearlman The department of science attempts to evoke interest in the students to study as many branches as possible. In today’s world of ever- increasing discoveries of scientific knowledge, an uneducated citizenry can be catastrophic to our country. During the last 6 or 7 years we have more than doubled all our knowledge since the dawn of history up to the mid-seven¬ ties. Because of this and other considerations we have established modern laboratories to teach earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics as well as subdivisions of these main areas. We have added semester courses to our regular full year courses to help our stu¬ dents seek out areas they like. After all, suc¬ cess breeds success. If we can inculcate prop¬ er attitudes to learn in our students, we will be able to influence their ability to learn. Richard Walsh Anthony Cardarelli Joseph Slater Eileen Fishman SPECIAL EDUCATION In order to provide comprehensive educational services to students of various abilities and learning styles, the Special Ed programs offer learn¬ ing center and resource room classes. Students enrolled in these classes also participate in a wide range of other courses and activities at C.H.S. Philomcna Nazzaro Mary Ann Fairbanks Elise Warshaucr Paula Lesiczka 28 Janice Factor Lawrence Bloom Bonita DiMarino Joseph Sullivan SOCIAL STUDIES James O’Donnell r Richard Feinberg Ernest Sullivan The social studies department at Chelsea High feels it has a special place in the total develop- Gilbert Cherry ment of the CHS student. Not only does it at¬ tempt to instill in students a sense of history, an inquisitiveness for information and a mastery of subject matter, but most importantly it challenges students to think about the responsibility one owes to one’s self, one’s family, and this nation as they stride towards adulthood. John Welch Robert Tiro AMERICA Stein Constance Pike Michael PHYSICAL EDUCATION Saul Nechtem In order to have a sound mind, a sound body is needed. The depart¬ ment introduces different activities such as volleyball, basketball, hock¬ ey, archery, gymnastics, skiing, etc, that help to promote the students’ enthusiasm for a healthy body. Beverly Corwin Abraham Garnick Karen Nasti Irene Welch HOME ECONOMICS Home economics is open to both male and female. It includes not only cooking and sewing, but also studies in child development, mar¬ riage and family living. HOME Barbara Smith Maria O’Brian 30 Walter Teal LIBRARIAN ' amela Shrag«gf Edward Connolly Grace McKenzie Joseph Kagan Lorraine Ruby Gaylen Wentworth t la PERMANENT SUBSTITUTES Rhonda Block Michael Sullivan Paul Eaves CLERK TYPISTS Genevieve Piontek Maureen Lynn 32 CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF 33 A FUN ZD ZU Z CQ PLACE TO BE 34 35 STUDENT TUTORIAL PROGRAM L-R: Robert Rabin, Lisa Noel; Carmen Rosado; Migdalia Escobar; Eva Lewicka; Annette Medina; Robert Velastegui; Monica Velastegui; Carol Loucks; Judianne Venezia; (sitting) Alessandro Masaro; Susan Caggione; Matilda Andrade The student Tutorial Program began operating in October, 1979 at C.H.S. The program’s main goals are 1) to provide individualized English as a Second Language instruction to students who need extra work and 2) to bring students from different cultural backgrounds together to help and learn from one another. Directed by Robert Rabin, bilingual teacher @ C.H.S., the tutorial Program received funding from the Boston University Chelsea cluster program. ORGANIZATION 1 ; 7 77 JSJk J a K l i ti TWmmi fv ' r - jgj B fiff ..fky JJt i rVjr4 • —“t-v !f Tr? ' . BA L .7 1 ffmnhl ' Ti T ™ V ld (MBLj|OHbkUL .. u r ttHpMi 7jfT B JBp T rNCfillfijS! Ifimw ) JbM’Pjw H� k. ’ ■ tt ' - • jl jBBT sSjI JS fl HV H SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Louise Casey, Secretary; Robert Mugford, Vice-President; Laurice Whyel, Treasurer; Mr. Steriti, Advisor; Jacqueline Robinson, President A great class has great leaders. The class of 1980 was very fortunate to have as its advisor Mr. Peter Steriti. He, along with the class officers, worked diligently to make our years at Chelsea High School both happy and rewarding. For that, we thank them. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, 1 - r: Pam Flibotte, Laurice Whyel, Jackie Bevere, Brenda Richards Standing: Denise Tedesco, Mr. Mike Sullivan (advisor), Cheryl Godin, Louise Casey, Audrey DePatto, Nancy Zaremba, Dawn DeAngeles, Robert Mugford, Lisa Forman, Laurie Jagelski, Paul Zullo The Student Council is a very important part of Chelsea High School. It is not only the students’ government, but it is also responsible for organizing many social activities that make high school a little bit more interesting. For example, this year’s Student Council ran such activities as the Homecoming Dance, The 50’s Dance, Pep Rallies, and Holiday parties. The Student Council gets the students involved with their city, and with helping people all over. It is a worthwhile experience for active students who want to take the time to help others and to make their school years at Chelsea High School as enjoyable as they can possibly be. 1 THE BEACON STAFF A group of dedicated individuals who labored long and hard. Hopefully, they had some fun. Maybe they even learned a few things. Without them this book would not have been possi¬ ble. 41 LATIN CLUB Front Row: Caroline Tibbets, Karen Gutowski, Miss Glover, Jean McLean Back Row: Andrew Fijal- kowski, Monica Velastegui, Matilda Andrade, Chris¬ tine Tilley, Peter Kwong. Insert: Joseph Mullaney ITALIAN CLUB Left - Right: Anthony Pagliuca, Darlene Tedesco, Kelley Stevens, Kim Stevens, Nancy Borgatti, Jane Dauwer, Donna Whatley, Theresa Monello, Jeannie Demetrio, Nicole Hancock, Dawn Deangelis, Janice Interrante, Kevin Murray Kneeling: Mary Guerrerio, advisor 42 1979-80 CHS VARSITY CHEERING SQUAD — First row, kneeling left to right: Nancy Zaremba, Captains Maureen Mullaney and Jackie Bevere, Kathy Veator. Second row, standing, same order: Margaret Robinson, Karen Saggese, Susan Richards, Jolene Bevere, Jane Zaremba, Alison Bonita. Missing From Photo, Maria Schneiderman. First Row; (Co-Capt.) Paula Hansbury, Marla Vigoda, (Co-Capt.) Lori Gangimi, Second Row; Patricia Lee, Johanna McCarthy, Paulette Connors, Cheryl Mason, fiw • | “ ‘-jm MAJORETTES BAND FLAG SQUAD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: 1 to r: Terri Bednarek, Kenneth Topping, Kathleen Veator, Joan Way, Peter Kwong, Darren Leonard, Denise Mickiewicz, David Mirochnick, Tat Mui, Thomas Ostler, Shari Sorkin, William Ash, Doreen Brown, Susan Caggiano, Drenda Carrol, Joyce Covino, Florence Cronin. Back: 1 to r: Ms. Danon, Gladys Torrez, Marla Vigoda, Anne McBride, Anna Smith, Debbie Richards, Joanne Pitts, Annette Medina, Joan Luciano, Sue Leong, Nicole Hancock, Sheryl Mason, Lisa Foreman, Susie Fong, Nereida Flores, Ricardo Ferrer, Lisa Fantasia, Greg Depatto. Insert - Suet Mui. Right to left: Kenneth Topping, Vice-President; Terri Bednarek, President; Kathleen Veator, Junior Vice-President; Ms. Danon, Ad¬ visor, Joan Way, Secretary; Peter Kwong, Treasurer. 46 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tfris year the National Honor Society at Chelsea igh School was very active. Besides maintaining standards of academic excellence, service, leader¬ ship and character, its members were involved in many varied activities. Soon after a lovely installa¬ tion of officers and induction of new members buf¬ fet dinner, the Annual Christmas Secret Santa and Toy Drive began. They were both great successes. The society also sponsored three 3-D movies, a cake sale and its annual Blood Drive in conjunction with the Massachusetts General Hospital. The members undertook worthwhile projects and, at the same time, had fun. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Left to right. Susie Fong, Annette Medina, Suet Mui 2nd Row: Anthony Fijalkowski, Kenneth Topping, Peter Kwong, 3rd Row: Thomas Ostler, Diane DiGiralomo 4th Row: Eva Lada, Nancy Burke, Antonio Agostini, Neriuda Flores, 5th Row: Ricar¬ do Ferrer, David Jeglinski, Mau¬ rice Pearlman (advisor), Eric Frank, Tat Mui, Robert Margos- sian Front, Left to right: Dana Mitchell, Annette Medina, Paul Dolan Second Row: El¬ len Studley, Ricardo Ferrer, Jeff Sorkin, Sandra Doty, Mr. Slater (advisor), Antonio Agostini Third Row: Kevin Mulvey, Scott Miller PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 47 48 WONDER¬ ING WHY? You won’t be smiling when I’m done with you Love was just a dance away - Dube, Dube, do. You can’t fool mother nature. I’ve found this terrific diet. Looks like the canary that ate the cat. 50 SENIORS Tony Aloise “Ginny” May 16, 1962 ACTIVITIES: getting money. AMBITION: To get all the gusto I can. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: BEACON Bombers, the parties, getting out of trouble, the free rides. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: hard teachers, bad lunches, Her- lihy in the morning and deten¬ tion in the afternoon. Patricia Anzalone “Patty” May 28, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club. AM¬ BITION: To be a secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Football games, school dances, parties. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: History and Algebra class homework. 52 Dennis Archdeacon “Archie” October 26, 1962 12 Fitz Terrace I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Viper, VRC, Sherri, delivery door, friends ski trip, Hay, weekends, par¬ ties, halves, concerts, cardgames, winning, Proms, Tim, JC, JC, PL, AS, SB, LC, MRS. J, D’s, DR, CS. ACTIVITIES: Football, VRC, C.H.S. T. Team I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Detention, Pins, Cuffs, Monday mornings, AMBITION: To live a long and rich life. Thomas Arnold February 24, 1962 55 Broadway I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Me and Bob Hien, Edward Dooby picking up a teacher’s car. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad lunches. AMBITION Auto mechanic or elec¬ tronics engineer. James Auld August 7, 1962 104 Garfield Ave. AMBITION: To be a com¬ puter operator in Filenes. I’LL AWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Electricity 1-2-3, Mr. McElroys classes, Sep. 78. The day I gra¬ duate. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Hunts Wjib, getting up to go to school. Bobby Baqley “Baggs” March 10, 1962 67 Clark Ave ACTIVITIES: girls, party¬ ing, making money. AM¬ BITION: To be success¬ ful. I’LL AAYS REMEM¬ BER: the parties, all my friends, Jr. prom, ski trip, the girls, my last year, 2:10, Friday nights, “Bog- gies Crew,” J.B., J.L., K.M., M.S., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross, wak¬ ing up for school, bogus lunches, dolts, Mr. Her- lihy, all my cuffs the wreck. Yvonne Marie Baker Jue 29, 1962 50 Blossom Street AMBITION: To be rich and happy. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Fri¬ day nights at little Neat’s. PARTYING!! Eyespying on B.T. October 10, 1978, Spinner, Disco DI, my long lost love Al, D.L., M.M., Big Bird’s Caddy, N.A. (Leroy), “Ain’t going nowhere without my luggage.” The G.T. gang, my fam¬ ily. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: camping in the rain, worrying about the senior prom, getting lost in the High School, detention. David Edward Batchelor February 2, 1962 230 Central Ave. ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Basketball. AM¬ BITION: To have all my plans come true. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Paula, 2 2 77, all the coaches, project rat, Her¬ ald Parker, W.W. II, foot¬ ball camp, beating Ever¬ ett, B.M.F., proms, feel¬ ing great, football, Tech Tourney. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday morn¬ ings, conditioning, losing to Everett, homework 3- 17, 1-7. Larry Bates June 20, 1962 79 Central Ave. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, softball, bowling, going to the movies, concerts, and par¬ ties. AMBITION: To always be happy and to get a good job. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The class of 1980, all the teachers and friends, the half days and our rallies. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the sub¬ jects I hated, some of the teachers and the piles of homework. Robert F. Bearse February 12, 1961 19 Lynn Street ACTIVITIES: Hockey, track, and football. AMBITION: To be a millionaire. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The day I graduate. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: October 78, and the long and days at C.H.S. 53 Cindy Bednar September 15, 1962 46 Tudor Street ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff. AMBITION: To become a secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Friday and Sat¬ urday nights. Miss Corwin’s gym classes, Beacon, Novem¬ ber 16, 1979. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Miss Pike’s gym classes. Teresa Bednarek Terri 143 Bellingham Street ACTIVITIES: co-captain Captain JV Cheering squad, HMRM Rep Jr Yr, Beacon Staff, NAtional Honor Soci¬ ety, Social Committee, Stu¬ dent Advisory Committee. AMBITION: To see all my dreams become reality. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dom, (11-11-78), short week¬ ends, JW, Little L, skelene, gupos, L.W., P.M. Bad Girls, close friends, goofin, youngblood, D.C. with Shari. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: J. Sullivan, phony people plas¬ tic smiles, hmrm’s on 3rd floor. Jacqueline Bellemo “Little one” or “Wackie Jackie” November 29, 1961 50 Madison Ave. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1, writing, CB, ices¬ kating, bowling, and em¬ broidery. AMBITION: To be known by everyone. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: lunch in my junior year, “Supertwit!” and shortie (Mr. Bruni), my first dance, and my friends, “Avenger”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “This isn’t a country club!” de¬ tention periods, and school lunches. Jacqueline Bevere “Jackie” 14 Lawrence St. ACTIVITIES: Capt. of varsity Frosh. cheering squads, Pres, of Student Council, Student Dele¬ gate Student Council, Frosh Soph. hmrm. reps, S.A.C., Beacon Staff, Social Committee, and Devils Delivery. AM¬ BITION: To be the best at what I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S. cheering and camp, F-4, ski trip, Steriti’s weekend, goofing, L L parties, Spa. Political, Guppos, “the horn”, T B, “I can relate”, that nite, good friends and special peo¬ ple. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Having to take His¬ tory over, senior hmrm. on the third floor. Micheal Blake 54 Debra Blyth “Debbie” February 22, 1962 100 Maverick St. ACTIVITIES: Spanish club, science club, Year¬ book Staff. AMBITION: to be happy and lead a fullfilling life. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: chemistry class, M.I., D.F., A.C., L.P., G.S., Lunchtime, D.B., J.C., Fridays. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: geometry, cre¬ ative writing, H..SO,, rainy days and mondays. Alison Bonita March 18, 1962 23 John St. ACTIVITIES: Varsity cheerleader (10th) (11th) (12th) fresb. cheer¬ leader (co. capt.), frsh. student advisory commit¬ tee., pep club, Jr. and Sr. homeroom rep., Senior Social committee, Beacon Staff. AMBITION: To do everything in life I always dreamed of. IYLL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Steve (6-3-78), cheering and all the fun I’ve had, the ski trip, Petsie and N.H. weekend, sclene people, the spa, proms, Guppos, Jocks and Jock- ettes, parties and dances, F-4, J.B.. and Friends, sweet 16 in Montreal, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Having to take history twice, senior hmrm. on the 3rd floor. Donna Marie Bono 252 Revere Beach Parkway ACTIVITIES: J.V. Cheer¬ ing, Intramural Volleyball, Gymnastics, Italian Club. AMBITION: To be happy and successful. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Football games + Bas¬ ketball games, Radio brdcsts. Parties, week¬ ends, Senior Year, The Home and the Spa, Hor- ida and good times, P.M., AG., J.F., MS.,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad and sad times, detention, 3rd floor homerooms. Steve Botchie July 12, 1961 236 Central Ave. ACTIVITIES: Northeast Re¬ gional AMBITION; Comput¬ er Programmer. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Bus ride to the Voke. IYLI’LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing in gym with Ms. Corwin. Luis Brenes September 15, 1979 965 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Soccer 55 Timothy Broman “Tim” September 1, 1962 38 Lambert Ave. ACTIVITIES: Football, Hock¬ ey. AMBITION: To become filthy rich. I’LL AAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Giels party 79, wildcat, emc-omoc, voke par¬ ties, breakhart, teachers strike. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Disco, Dentention, square dancing, and poetry. Doreen Brown “Brownie” October 21, 1961 61 Cary ave. AMBITION: To have a suc¬ cessful career. ACTIVITIES: Track, Beacon Staff, National Honor Society, I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Study 216, bombing Debbie with m + m’s, Tricia, Cheryl, Nan, Debbie, Debby B. “lil sis” Lorell, Michelle, Lunch, “Pitha”, Cheryl’s trips. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Embar¬ rassing moments, Boring Mondays, gym. Judith Buccacio “Judy Flare” August 12, 1962 74 Bloomigndale St. ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Soaps, C H S. T.T., AMBITION: to see Zep¬ pelin, airline Stewardess, mechanic,. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Sr. prom weekend 79, Prat- ville, “P.P.D.”, close friends, smoke-athon for Jerry’s kids, “Peppy poster child,” here’s look¬ ing at you N.T., B.B. + D.B., “Free Bird”, The Who, T.K., my party at Traceys, the tongue and every thing, YOU CAN’T ALWAYS GET OUT WHAT YOU WANT. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: N.B., face, DISCO. John F. Burke “Burkie” October 19, 1962 171 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES: Assanation Committee. AMBITION: To become Secretary of War or to become the mignight rambler. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: New Years Eve, the sec¬ ond story man. Rech- dales, weekend nights, “The Rolling Stones”, Ri¬ co’s dirty jokes, my first and last year at C H S., and koolin’s limo service. Sharon Butler “Sherri” 93 Chester Ave. ACTIVITIES: Cheering, singing, drawing, pep club, Curriculum comm.. AMBITION: to make it big in music. I ' LL AL- WAMS REMEMBER: Vi¬ per concert, Dave, Frank, 6 for 5, stogies, Foreign¬ er, lod, with Susan, Jr prom,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: pinners, 8 o’clock bell, detention, getting bagged. 56 Debra Ann Caissie “Debbie” April 18, 1962 112 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: legal secre¬ tary. I’LL AAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Eddie, Joe, and Heidi, Neil and Tina, Flo-flo, Debbie, incident, 10 6 79, D’s parties, Foote, Chucky, Brownie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The morning of 8 4 79, Ms. Pikes gym class. Stacey Campbell 185 Washington Ave ACTIVITIES: Beacon, Big Sister, Homeroom Rep, National Honor So¬ ciety, Concession Stand, Theta Psi Sorority, AMBI¬ TION: To be happy, suc¬ cessful and wealthy. I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: concerts, sweet 16 in Montreal, R.V., M.B.B., R.K., Pauls J’s “Anus face R C in Geometry “Middleton 77 Algebra 2, T.K’s parties “Guil¬ lermo”. ski trip, T.C. 2 4 82, “Are you on drugs?” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior Prom, Plastic people, “Mr Stein’s gym Class” Gold¬ steins, double periods Monday Mornings. Diane Carideo “Disco Di” December 28, 1962 Waterview Apartments ACTIVITIES: None. AM¬ BITION: To become a Clerk Receptionist. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kevin, fri. nights up Ani¬ tas, Tufts “78”, project rats, 2nd lunch, 9 18, East Boston, J.E., A.G., R O Y., YB., Space Ca¬ dets, Deb, (M B LL farm), (449 the same old crew again). I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Dention, shagging down 40. Elizabeth Anne Caron “Liz October 4, 1962 418 Crescent Avenue ACTIVITIES: None. AMBI¬ TION: To succeed in life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Slater ' s Camping Trip, Junior Prom “79”, Mike Cas¬ tle Rock, the concession stand. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Senior Prom “79”, Ju¬ nior Prom 80”. David Carroll “Sparrow” January 6, 1962 133 Addison Street ACTIVITIES: None. AMBI¬ TION: To become a very im¬ portant person in the world. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: The ski trip, g ym classes with Mr. Stein. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School, Spanish. 57 Mariann Carroll “Gilligan” April 24, 1962 23 Guam Road ACTIVITIES: North East Re¬ gional. AMBITION: To be a successful Computer Opera¬ tor. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Gymnastic classes with Jane, Tina Mr. Murray, Mr. Bruni’s chicks, the fearsome five square dancing in Phys Ed. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Babysitting, instead of party¬ ing on a Friday night. Lisa A. Carter January 10, 1963 ACTIVITIES: Frosh class President, Frosh and Soph Cheerleader, Soph Hmrm. rep, girls track, Beacon Staff. AMBITION: To be the mas¬ ter of my fate and the captain of my soul. I’LL AAYS RE¬ MEMBER: R.M., J.D.N., LuLu, LeLe, JuJu, ZZ, Bob¬ by, “frugal”, my little brother John, G.D.W. J.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior Prom, detention, jr. yr., second se¬ mester lunch, RUMORS. Louise Casey May 7, 1962 33 Harvard St. ACTIVITIES: Secretary class of 1980 4 yrs., Stu¬ dent Council 4 yrs., Dev¬ ils Delivery senior yr., Senior Social Committee, Big brother, Big sister senior year. Student Ad¬ visory Committee soph, yr., Student Advisory to the State jr. yr., AMBI¬ TION: To become rich. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Me and Deb plus 2, Deb, Rob, Cookie, Gin, C.H.S., Studio, Frosh yr., “The Chalet”, Petsie, (Mama nock), summer of 77; 78; 79, Senior Prom 79. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: back- stabbers, 6th period sen¬ ior yr., “the corner”, plastic, the dinner place we were supposed to have. Ricardo Castro Jane Marie Cataldo September 22, 1962 16 Revere Beach Parkway ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Pep Squad, Botany Club. AMBITION: Radiologic Technician. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Ann Marie I., Patti M., Lisa F., Doreen B., Debbie B., Sheryl M., physics in 308 and the “Oooo’s of Alge¬ bra 2. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Chemistry in 318. Debbie Chamberland “Twinky” 1 Clinton Court ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Swimming, Partying, eat¬ ing heavy, roller skating. AMBITION: To travel. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mr. Perry, Joanne Lush, Steve, Irenne, when we jumped out of the car, Phil, Tufts, Pro¬ ject rats, REvere Beach. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: to have to stay after for detention and getting up early for school. John Chiaradonna Jr. June 1, 1962 29 Gillouly Rd. ACTIVITIES: Football 4 yrs., Literary Magazine, JV Hockey, Frosh Track, I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 55-40, Bo’s gym, summer 78, Flashligh Tucker, 8 26 78, Joanne, 6 16 79, and al¬ ways and forever. AMBI¬ TION: Architecture. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Alge¬ bra 1 and 2, Junior Prom, JV Hockey. Joe Chotkowski “Louie” ACTIVITIES: Hockey, Post 9, Frank’s Nut House AMBITION: To be disgustingly rich and own the Pirates. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mary Ellen, Frosh friends. Flipper, Square Dancing, Old Bogie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Coach head, Bone Duster. Anthony M. Citro “Carmine” July 2, 1962 22 Normandy Road ACTIVITIES: President of Explorer Post 109. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Good Friends, Post 109, P.P. XII Award, and especially Nov. 17, 1979. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: March 22, 1979. 59 George Copello “Skell” June 7, 1962 35 Hancock Street ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. TT, Hockey, Cycling. AMBI¬ TION: To become very rich and to a plumber. I’LL A be¬ come AYS REMEMBER: The who, pep ’struck, P.P.D., T.K., Jerry Lewis Smoke Athon, Delivery Door, Home¬ room, Ski Trip, Breakheart, Voke Bus, Heni’s (Ken). I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Deten¬ tion, Square Dancing, C.H.S. Joyce Marie Covino August 15, 1962 18 Lafayette Avenue ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. AM¬ BITION: Legal Secretary. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Crusin w Chris, Table for 4? Mr. Slater’s camping Trip, Accounting II w Mr. Wein¬ stein, “capkid”, Mr. Pit, par¬ tying w Joanne, FL, EL, JL. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman H.R., Typing w MR. Manning, M.K., 10 28 77, Listerning to Kiss, dances at Butler Build¬ ing, gym w Ms. Pike. 60 Irene Cravata “Little One” January 19, 1961 2 Clinton Court I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Project rats, When me and Debbie jumped out of the car, In my freshmen year Linda Madden gave me my nick¬ name, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: getting up in the morning for school. Dina Cronopolos March 16, 1962 23 Louis St. ACTIVITIES: Max-ed. AMBITION: truck driver. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: friends, Ginny, Al, drive- ins, Turkeys, 1 17, my Moogs, Brobby, trouble with Barbie, old movies and looney tunes, 10 28 78, Richard! Mr. Hanegan, little willie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: mar¬ ried men, Ca’s jazzy mu¬ sic, the dep, shattered dreams and lonely times, cold rainy mornings, prac¬ ticing, Brobby’s mother. Cheryl Cross December 12, 1961 156 Shawmut st. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Going to the foot¬ ball games and winning, L.M., G.Q., W.C., Mrs. Boeri’s class after lunch. ACTIVITIES: Trampo¬ line, Flag Squad, Volley¬ ball, Brunch bunch, square dancing, school dances. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: getting caught skipping class, all the homework from my teachers, Mr. Teal. AMBI¬ TION: to graduate. Judy Ann Croteau “Cracker” July 29, 1962 13 Heard St. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Friday night party night, Diane, Debbie, Ma and Pa, 7 28 79, D.L. grad party, Nancy, Bean, Maye, Marco, Skipper, Wed night, at ballarou, breaker games, Jim, Heard Street, paper of¬ fice, partying with friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Dunkin donuts, yellow ba¬ nana, 10 8 75, deten¬ tion. AMBITION: to be an accountant. Ann Curtis “Jo-Jo” March 1, 1962 45 Eden Street ACTIVITIES: 2 Years Track Team, Junior H.R. Rep. AMBITION: To be¬ come a good lawyer. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda, Pat R., December 14, the corner, Joe Amara, T.F., the car, the garage, and the gravel pit. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Fights, with my friends, Breaking up, Mi¬ chelle D. March 4 78, get¬ ting in trouble, November 17, 78. Ira Cutler 206 Shurtleff Street ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Hoomroom Rep. AMBI¬ TION: To be the best at what I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Clyde, 2 14 81,82, 6 3 78, 6 9 79, Clyde’s mother, wolf wagon, movies (?), Library passes, the beach, street signs, moon, “your throwing peanuts”, the drive in, firp, ski trip 79, cold. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior Prom, Moe, the committee, i plank, buzzards, Jox, Flappers, Billerica. John DeCristofaro December 3, 1962 850 Broadway AMBITION: To work in Elec¬ tronics. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The gang, 10 24 79, M.P. -Zaitz, Folk¬ lore Fantasy, Electronics, II III, All my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School, working, homework, Physics (311), Geometry (103). Debbie DeCicco “Deb” March 20, 1962 ACTIVITIES: CHS T.T., Vol¬ leyball. AMBITION: Teach¬ ing. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: The corner and meeting Dot in the morning. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Mistakes I Made. 61 Joan T. Delaney “Joanie” August 12, 1962 92 Burma Road AMBITION: To be happy. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tex, C.F., is he in today, bliz¬ zard of 78, L.M., Vermont with the poorjects rats, party¬ ing, hanging around the square. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: 6 22 79, Boring nights down the square. Nancy Delaney “Nanny Poo” 91 Burma Road AMBITION:TO GO to Ha¬ waii and Rome. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: P. Naz- zaro and Miss B. Goodmen. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The kids who get burnt out all the time. Donna M. Diamond “Snow Flake” December 10, 1962 8 Crescent Avenue AMBITION: To become a Legal Secretary. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Weinstein Class and Mr. Cassidy’s Class, Fresh¬ man Accounting, Dandy Dan and His Watch, Run¬ ning for lunch w Julie, Pit Sundance, Julie telling me about David in Home¬ room I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Sullivan’s Histo¬ ry Class. Jorge L. Diaz July 4, 1962 32 Reynolds Avenue ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep, Big Brother Associ¬ ation, Beacon Staff, Fresh Soph Outdoor Track, Social Committee. AMBI¬ TION: To become a suc¬ cessful Lawyer R,R,E, Agent. I” ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Saturday Nights, A M H, B R, DT, spa, 5 Musketeers, S.C., Good Times in L.S. T.G.’s car, S.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Chemistry, Algebra Classes, Monday mornings, Break-ups. Julie DiGirolamo “Jewels, Shortcake, or Muffin” 149 Bloomingdale Street ACTIVITIES: HR rep, Frosh Cheerleader, Sci¬ ence, Italian, Pep Club, Newspaper, Big Sister, glee club. AMBITION: Special-Ed Teacher or the first women President. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: David, Parking ga¬ rage in Boston, E.M.S. Jan, Lyn, Al, Mmin. V.I.P. - Ms. Guerriero, my crush on Pete S., Mrs. B, walking the corridor, ma in the gym, hor-hay, anus, con-con, drivers-ed, Mr. Sully’s Class, proms, Medford 75, rod, seeing Pasquale cry, gup, ycacky, Big Z, the beach, Tony John, Driving w Linda. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Deb I., Math Classes, meeting cabs at the stadium, Bree and Sha drooling over rod, the park, falling, flirting with the pros, phonies. 62 Grace Diorio October 23, 1961 26 Spencer AMBITION: To become a Beautician and to reach great (heights). I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: THE nice kids and the good times I had. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Phys¬ ical Ed and the school lunches. ' William J. Dixon “Ernie” 130 Bellingham Street I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Highland Park, Softball, E.P. 109, Howie, Jude, AJ, DR, Lou, K.C., Tro, Rick N., the pool, Fla, Bruno, Moe, Buzz, Mac. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing, in the gym. Freshman Year. Emily J. Donatelli April 2, 1962 135 Hawthorne Street AMBITION: To work and live a good live. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The kids and teachers I grew up with in Chelsea and how everyone grew up in between the time. Patricia Dorso June 1, 1962 143 Sagamore Avenue ACTIVITES: Trying to stay sane in a crazy world. AMBI¬ TION: To be a lawyer; to try to find peace happiness. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lee, Zo’s, Gin, Moe, LIB, P. CHeff, P. STeriti, B.D., Mar¬ ino, J. Barlett, M. Karp, 6 8 75, the full moon, gold, payday, 1980, the good times, grub club, Boston 11 78, white mts, 8 79, chs tt, the kis are all right the stairway to heave. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Zaitz, Mr. Her- lihy. detention., volleyball, chem 318, geom 106, Hist 222, HR 309, Chelsea, work¬ ing, getting busted. Edward A. Dube “Doobs” 162 Congress Ave. September 27, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Few. AMBI¬ TION: To be the best at what¬ ever I do. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Do it for a Quar¬ ter, X, Clyde, Library, Deb¬ bie, Burger King, 1-9, Do you Freak?, Load ski, 3-Stooges, Goldy, Chuck, Foote, Dave, Big Tom, Hag, Rock, Green Monsters I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Jocks, Junior Prom, P.R., Chemistry, THE COM¬ MITTEE, Disco, Mr. Rodgers. 63 I Eddie Duguay P.O. Box 95 ACTIVITIES: Track Team, chess club, Photo Club. AM¬ BITION: I won’t to become a D.V.M. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr R. Walsh and the way he helped me with my school work and putting book reports together, and the way he was crazy. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunch, it stinks. 9 Larry Elgart “Bogart” 161 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Peddling. AMBITION: To farm and cultivate the Herbil- cides. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Dee, Bongathons, Geil’s Concert, Mad Barking, Barfin, Beat’s who owe cuff’s, The Beacon with Monte, Greedie, Wang Dang Sweet Pooh Tang, Green Hornets. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Buz¬ zards, Pinwheel’s, Being Shu¬ toff, B-Busters, Trout, Dirty Necks, Somerville By one, Saturday Morning Sickies. David Ewing “Dave” June 29, 1962 114 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES: None. AM¬ BITION: To live life to it’s fullest. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Stein’s first period gym class. Miss Guerriero’s home room. All the good times I had. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Ross’s English class., getting up early for school, The High School Lunches. Gary Finnigan “Butch” December 14, 1961 216 Central Ave I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: “Cathy”, 10 4 77 7:30 Cape Cod “78” W.W., B.M.F., 6-3-1 F.B.“78” , C.H.S. coaches, Herald Parker, Project Guys, The Dances, Proms, Saturday nights. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Soph year 3-7 in F.B., loosing to Somer¬ ville 33-32 in B.B., Pea¬ body 47-0, Baseball “78” MOnday Mornings, foot¬ ball injuries. AMBITION: To be successful in what ever I do Glenn Freeman 64 Holly Fullerton December 25, 1962 76 Grove Street AMBITION: To be a legal secretary. IYLI’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The “Stairs”, “PTOA”, Sum¬ mer of “77”, Harvey, Fierdinand, Alfred - The Three Stooges, and the water fight in Mark’s car. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: New Year’s Eve party of “78”, Eva back¬ ing into the mayor’s car, and being chased through the woods. John Fisher April 19, 1962 855 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Being here. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 1940, “69” Goth, Penn State, p.e.p., cars, Miss Factor, Bill Mugga, Beef, wcoz, Coach Mallaney, 9, 18, 19, 40, 69, Timm Dunn, Hola, Hagler, The park, Custom 300, Dr., H. (B.)s., The tall cat, P.H., J.L., C.K., 6 25 79. AM¬ BITION: To become dis¬ gustingly Rich! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 3rd floor H.R., pucks, C.H.S. graduation, plastic peo¬ ple, punks, L.H.C., Kiss 108, The spa, High School Dances, Being Ragged. Susie Fong Susie Baby May 16, 1962 11 Jones Avenue ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Science Club, Beacon Staff, Span¬ ish Club,. AMBITION: To I travel all around the world and figure out what the rest of my ambitions are. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The 3rd floor, 1 winning, Fridays, Toni, Lori, Peter, Kenney, Dina | G., Anne, Muggs, and all 1 the rest of my friends. ' I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday mornings, losing, chemistry, Mr. Leisinger, school lunches, unexpect¬ ed fire drills, and nobody. Eric Frank 5 24 62 88 Willow Street ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Beacon Staff, Sophmore H.R. Representative, Senior H.R. representative. AMBI¬ TION: Computer Scientist (Programmer). I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Com¬ puter room, Backroom, Get¬ ting Greg drunk, Science Mu¬ seum, Suprise party, sniffing, bottle caps, my Family, Isra¬ el, Petzula, Needham, Re¬ ginas, Peanut Butter Jelly beans, The old crew, 11 10 78, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ferrante’s Li¬ brary passes, Flappers, Max’s room, 5 days in the Sinai, Mo, “Well”, Rockey’s theme, 90 in strictly informal, finding Whalom Park. Donald Gallant September 21, 1961 1 Fitz Treace ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. tt„ AM¬ BITION: An Electrition. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Camping, Town Line Hotel, Partying, 333. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 6 month without finding 8 mile a gallon, the Muz. 65 Lori Lee Gangemi December 20, 1962 136 Bloomingdale Street ACTIVITIES: Captain of the Majoretts, pep club, Italian Club, Newspaper Staff. AM¬ BITION: To try to fulfill my life the best way I can, and be happy doing it. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Billy, Linda Moe, Tricia, Toni Nannette, Paulette, Miss Fac¬ tor Mr. Bruni, All the Fre- detts, 12-16-78, Mr. Bill Mr. Tickler, and all the rest of my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The people who try to act like a big shot some¬ body, and really were no¬ body. Antoneila I.R. Garofalo “Toni” November 8, 1961 31 Carroll Street ACTIVITIES: Italian Club. AMBITION: To be happy a good housewife. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Cherry, Scips, Skirts with nylons, boby socks, and sneakers. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Guerrero, Jane K. Robin K. , Terry M., Sue F., Bert T., L. L.G. L.A.G. J.F. J.Z. Mr. Tiro Mr. B. Mr. Herlihy. 66 Fran Gerace 23 Sagamore Avenue ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. tt, Partying, Concerts. AM¬ BITION: To be a Musi¬ cian. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Everybody at prattville, the Garage, meeting James Young Tommy Shaw at the Onthum Sib Habasian, Aerosmith with Rob Blue Oyster, Tracy’s party. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The met at breakfast, 6 x 6x6, missing Ted Nugent and Mahogany Rush. James Anthony Getz Rebel August 12, 1962 111 Maverrick Street ACTIVITIES: Hunting, Fishing, Cabinet Making, AMBITION: To go for all the Gusto! I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: MY Good Friends at C.H.S. and my four best years of school at C.H.S., and some of the fair teachers, and of course Mr. Joe Mauro for letting me slide at times for being in trouble. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The people in the office that always busted me and also the Experience Glenn F. and I had, the Big Explosion. Linda Giosa. June 26, 1962 13 Hooper Street ACTIVITIES: Horseback riding club, pep club, newspaper staff. AMBI¬ TION: To become a phy¬ sician. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Jim, Lori, Moe and Toni, The Stairs, and my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: homework, long hours at the library, Florida. Paul Giordano “Gio” February 2, 1962 50 Clark Ave ACTIVITIES: Working out, partying, hanging around and CHS TT. AM¬ BITION: To be a success¬ ful fine furniture maker and to live and party. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: all my friends at CHS, working at the city news. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: all the numb teach¬ ers, being a freshman and all the homework. Judith M. Glennon “Judy” June 3, 1962 69 Clark Ave. ACTIVITIES: sleeping, Social Committee. AMBI¬ TION: To be rich instead of beautiful. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: JD, Frugal, Bob, GDW L, LuLu, LeLe, JuJu, ZZ, 9 24 78, 7 3 78, MEN. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the junior prom, Spanish 3, fire drills in the rain, trying to drive, RUMORS. Jack Gomes January 7, 1962 29 Guam Rd ACTIVITIES: Taking up space, Hockey, Baseball. AMBITION: To be healthy, wealthy and suc¬ cessful. And to be a print¬ er or a sports writer. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The time I had up in Chel¬ sea High School, Razzo’s Raders, Playing Hockey, and baseball, All the friends I had up this school. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Going to prac¬ tice 6 in the morning, A bad hockey team record, a bad baseball record, the bad times in school, get¬ ting up at 6 for school, Mr Ross study. Eli Gonzalez “El Bambino” 71 Marlboro St ACTIVITIES: Freshman foot¬ ball, JV football. AMBITION: To live and stay cool. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Computer room, cancer cor¬ ner, Toga parties, Puerto Ri¬ can parties. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My old girl friends, nasty teachers, room 210. Concetta Rose Grungo “Connie” October 7, 1962 64 Orange St. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, softball, track, any sport there is. AMBITION: To play Pro girls Basketball, go to Mexico, I’LL AAYS REMEM¬ BER: “My mother, father be¬ ing proud of me!” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All bad times. Having a bad attitude while playing basketball. 67 Dawn Marie Gullage “Diz” February 1, 1962 6 Franklin St. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom rep, Max-ED 2, 3. AMBI¬ TION: To fly high - Airline Stewardess and to always have that special someone in my life. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Ed always, 7 1 78, Jr. Prom, 11 4- ever, Holiday Manchester, Leominster, “Z”, freebird, cutting classes with D.K., Christines nutty, special friends, S E C W Debbie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Plas¬ tic people, phonie smiles, backstabbers, tempers, all the bad times. Robert Hagemeister June 4, 1962 38 County Rd. ACTIVITIES: Home room Rep. AMBITION: Auto me¬ chanic. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Doobie Dudes, Ronnie in Canda - Joey - Veron The corner - R.C., B.K., Blowtins, Terry. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Lunch in the Caf., Monday mornings. Mr. Bruni at the corner. Paula L. Hansbury December 29, 1961 72 Murray St. ACTIVITIES: Captain Magorettes, freshman cheering squad, National Honor Society, Beacon Staff. AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life . I’LL AAYS REMEM¬ BER: Jane, Spa, “If I wer¬ en’t a majorette”, twirling camp, SS,. P.B., J.F., B.K., B.P., proms, ski trip, freshman cheering, Prattville, beach, Thanks¬ giving Dance “78”, Christmas Eve 78. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. F, first National, 3rd floor sr. homeroom, S L, Sunday nights. Paul Hatfield April 22, 1961 1 Webster St. ACTIVITIES: work, print¬ ing, fooling around and having fun. AMBITION: A bussiness man with a lot of money. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S., the lousey food and the nutty teachers, and the English teachers for all the hard work. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: To get up in the mornings, homework, Mr Starvicki and Mr. Baroo- shian. Paula Hatfield 1 Webster St. April 22, 1961 ACTIVITIES: Swimming, partying, Basketball, Bike riding. AMBITION: To travel. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Every year in H.R. with Sharon H. and room 120 with Beth. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The ladies in the base¬ ment. English, History, and getting up for school in the morning. 68 Cheryl Healey “Cheryl” 67 Bellingham St. July 2, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Capt. track, Homeroom Rep., Cross Country. AMBI¬ TION: To get a good edu¬ cation and have a good family. I’LL AAYS RE¬ MEMBER: ARt 1, Driv¬ ing with Mr. Connoly, good times with Art, all my friends 10-10-78, vol- lyball with Stein and Gar- nick, Max-Ed with Steriti, Junior Prom. My good friend Sharon H., J, Ippo, me and Josie with our socks. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fighting with Art, Geometry, Monday Mornings, All the Snobs!! Sharon Heckley November 3, 1961 84 Beacon Street ACTIVITIES: Swimming, partying, volleyball. AM¬ BITION: To be a airline stewardess and make a lot of money. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S. Football players, Friday nights, P.H. get¬ ting “hi”, “Tony”, The summer of “79”, walking to school everday with Linda A. and goofing on people staring, Beacon Street. Charles F. Hein Never been Alive 69 Maverick St. ACTIVITIES: Arts, the¬ ater. AMBITION: To be¬ come known in some way. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The good times at Chelsea High School. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All of the above, and the food at the Caf. Nancy M. Higgins January 5, 1962 92 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, Glee Club. AMBITION: To acquire a good education and live a long healthy life with Gene. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: 11 77, Gene, Sr. Dinner Dance and Prom, Mr. Franco, N.H., Mrs. Hansen, Soph, yr., 6 78. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross, Peo¬ ple, who have hurt me. Lynn A. Howard November 3, 1962 8 Murray Street ACTIVITIES: Charlie, C.H.S. T.T, soaps, work, partying, making friends. AMBITION: To sit on top of the ladder to success. I’LL AAYS REMEM¬ BER: Friends, Charlie, 2 1 78, Scalenes at Don¬ na’s, ski trip, proms, Max-Ed, J J, We in nit, The Voly, Concerts, Kawi 750, Pratt Park, Donna, Kim, Blizzard “78” I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Biology class, monday morning, 6:15, downpour at the Jr. Prom, detention, smashing my car, final exams. 69 Jennifer Howe “Jen” December 4, 1962 119 Franklin Ave ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Rollerskating, Partying. AM¬ BITION: Hairdresser, Stew¬ ardess. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Jen - n - Dave, Cheryl - n - Frankie, Cheryl my best friend 4-ever, May and Velvet and Jean and Sandy, and all the great kids in C.H.S. “THE PRO¬ JECTS” Scott - n - Sharon. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: my “Mean” hard marking teach¬ ers, The conceited Kids and when Mr Herlihy was in a bad mood. Josephine Ann Ippolito “Ip” March 7, 1962 31 Annese Road ACTIVITIES: Swimming, softball, Max-Ed, partying, AMBITION: Interior Decora¬ tor (for homes or offices). I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Paul, coming to school late, The great times at Voke park with Marie, Lisa, Amy, Franny, Fro, matching parties in the morning. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: all the detention, Mr. Herlihy, the school lunch, jocks and jockettes, having Mr. Cherry for H.R. 2 years in a row. 70 Josephine Izzo “Josie and the Pussycats” November 1, 1962 3 Webster, Ct, 7 ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. Glee Club, “Fabulous” C.H.S. Band. AMBI¬ TION: To go to music school to major in singing and Baritone Horn. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S. Band parties, weekends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: early morning homeroom intercoms, “sophisticates” Carol Ann Jackson “Ca” April 12, 1962 AMBITION: To Freeload. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: “Friendly Fenway”, Drive Inns, Maine, dreams, 8 7 75, 12 17 76, T.V. with dad, palpatations. Barbies humor, Di’s non-humor, Best friends in the world, memory days, Johny. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Married men, hearaches, Barbies “ideas”, Di’s mouth, 4 7 74, twitch¬ ing, being wrong, un co¬ ordinated, practicing! Lisa Jarvis “Cookie” 117 Hawthorne St. ACTIVITIES: Pres, of Ju¬ nior and senior class, pres and vice pres, of Student Council, chairman stu¬ dents rights committee. AMBITION: To publish the Chelsea Record. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: “The three musketeers”, Mr. Fineran, “the” poem, Gups, weekends, A1 Zack’s Baby Huey, Mary Poppins, Ms. Bartlett, La¬ bor day, Schzito Kitty, R.M.A.R., B.F. S.U. Pete- sie, Desperado, Mrs, B. Debba, Casey, Robby, Sicko, Ms. Coleman, Mr. Karp. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Cherry, A.P.Q., J.P.W.P., I.A.B. 3, A.S., E.S., Dave B, provation, scoop, school committee 77-79. Debra Jasneski “Jazz” ACTIVITIES: Work for office, counselor (Max- Ed). AMBITION: Legal or Executive secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MR. Franco HmRm 311, 8 14 79, Summer of 79, Dawn, Robin, Tracy Shir- ly, Michelle, Wanda, Billy, Mark, Art, Brian, Mark, Squilla Iubba, Tricia, and Patty in short hand class. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Franco leaving Chel¬ sea High, 7 24 79, get¬ ting caught, 6 13 79, getting D in Sullivan’shis- tory class. Barbara Johnson “Barbie” March 30, 1962 10 Hillside Avenue ACTIVITIES: Max-Ed, Newspaper staff. AMBI¬ TION: Taxi Driver, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Driveins, “The 79 Sox”, Al, “Lil”, Dewey’s Kiss, ture friends, trouble with D„ “The Dep”, 8 7 75 Cochise, 12 17 76, Er¬ nest, 10 28 78, Di’s 16th birthday, surprise parties, Mr. Hanegan. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Linda, Di’s whinning, fights, Carol’s lectures, married men, knee in- jurys, Bald kids, lonely- times and broken hearts, 4 7 74, an invitation to Canada, sailors, practic¬ ing. James J. Johnson Wasn’t born 66 Orange st. ACTIVITIES: Fighting lawn mowers. AMBI¬ TION: To become a mech. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: What I did for love. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: All the teachers that I know especially Mr. Ce- lona and Mr. Stein. Pablo Justiniano “Papo” December 10, 1961 67 Marlborough St. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Hockey, volleyball. AMBI¬ TION: To have a good pro¬ fession and a nice wife. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents and all my family, plus all my friends, the Chel¬ sea Boys. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The Administrators of C.H.S. Michael Karas April 9, 1962 22 Watts Street. ACTIVITIES: football, base¬ ball, basketball, Big Brother. AMBITION: To live a good life and marry Red! I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Joan, March 28, 1978 on the way to the “Pats” game, “Sicko- ’’ Bubba” My buddies B.K. M.G. Spencer ave, Cookoo Juice. “Beacon Brawls” (Bearbrook N.H.) (Maria and Bob) (Blizzard 78) I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fighting with Red! waking for school, and going to practice after school. 71 Christine Keefe “Chris” February 28, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Beacon staff, Concession stand. AMBI¬ TION: To be good at what¬ ever I do. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: 9 22 79, Chick¬ en Wings Hall, Billy K, Kel¬ ly’s, the beach, J.K., S.S., What’d ya do that Fa!, munching out, Fshew!, Joanne, The kitchen, The Logical Song, Bow Wow, In- nicence, Fishal, B.P., Gull¬ ible, zack’s, Spinky, 10 1 79 Let’s get Chinese Food, Gold¬ steins, You take my breath away, The Burn Outs, Bogis Blue eyes. Tom Kennedy October 4, 1962 37 Murray St. ACTIVITIES: Football, Frosh Baseball. AMBITION: To get a good education. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Cathy, beating Revere, getting fished in from Dris¬ coll, Rm. 13, Darren’s teeth, spa, Joey L., Nautilus, Dion, Harry Miller, Baby burns. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hm. Rm. 217m freshman football and dropping two touchdown passes, football camp. Debra A. Kenny September 23, 1962 75 Congress avenue ACTIVITIES: Partying, Frosh Soph. J.V, Cheerleader, Max-Ed work study. AMBITION: To live a healthy life with Tim, to know all there is to know about carpen¬ try. I’LL AAYS REMEM¬ BER: Tim g., Nov. 78, Freebird, cutting classes with D.G., Herlihey’s “Where were you?” All my friends, P.T., Tim and my little black house on wheels, Loemenister. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The big shots at CHS., Monday Mornings, A-lAll the bad times. Robert Kermelewicz March 1, 1962 243 Webester Avenue ACTIVITIES: Co-Captain Hockey, Big Brother, Football. AMBITION: To be successful. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Ma¬ ria S., J.W. M.K., SICKO’S, Trip to Fox- boro, coo-coo juice, P.H., Muggs, Friday nites, The poor- jects, M.G., and Spencer ave. . .I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Jock Par¬ ties, High school dances, “The Spa”, Loosing ev¬ ery game, doing home¬ work for Mr. Ross, wak¬ ing up the morning after, referral slips and deten¬ tion. Bill Kjersgard February 9, 1962 118 Central Avenue ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, In and Outdoor Track, (A.A.) AMBI¬ TION: To be disgustingly rich and succeed in what ever I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 6 Pac’s or 2 with L Morong, J.C., Mid¬ night Parties, Christene K., Stacey C. and Ka¬ plans Class, Jane K., Ev¬ erett 1 nighter, PIERS 77, V.R.C., Crystal C., Skat¬ ing rink fight, Pizza, Vi¬ per, Deirdre. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Long dis¬ tance running, Spanish, Getting stranded at the point of pines. 72 Linda Ann Klimarchuk December 22, 1962 ACTIVITIES: North East Vocational, putting rub¬ ber cement on the teach¬ ers chair. AMBITION: To lead a long healthy hap¬ py life to become a Registered Nurse. I’LL AAYS REMEMBER: Johnna (Fred) Lori, Bus ride up to Voke, all the good times I had at C.H.S., Kevin. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up for school, Monday Morn¬ ings. Some of the weird teachers up C.H.S. Jacqui Knapp May 5, 1962 87 Marlborough St. ACTIVITIES: Track. AMBITION: Electronic Engineer. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Allen, all the good times at C.H.S., Mr. Buckleys Class. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Ms. Pike’s Gym class, detention for Mr. Herlihy. Jane Kubarsky January 26, 1963 15 Cheever St. ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Italian Club. AMBI¬ TION: “To achieve my goals, and stay happy”. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 9 22 79, Toni, C.K., J.L., J.R., Lookin for “IT”, Mark, (“ ?@!$”) football games, Ms. Guerriero, li¬ brary 4th, C.H.S., 10 15 79, Glen. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Chemistry, Trig, K.F.C., the looong walk, de mar¬ ket. Peter Kwong “Pete” February 4, 1961 11 Jones Ave. ACTIVITIES: National Hon¬ or Society, Band, Beacon, Science Club, Latin Club, ESL tutor, photography club, Chinese martial art, weight lifting, biking, AMBITION: To be a philosopher, profes¬ sor, writer, engineer, drafter, traveler, (bike across Amer¬ ica, and travel around the world), mechanic, Air Force, and to be a continuous learn¬ er. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mr. Leisinger, Mr Karp, Mrs. Sandberg, Mr. Paolino, May F., trigonometry class, math club, C.A.R., PLP, Moonies, Hong Kong, Mom, Pa, Granny. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: term papers, col¬ lege application, absenteeism. Eva Lada “Smiley” May 7, 1961 90 Clark Ave. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Sci¬ ence Club, Literary Maga¬ zine, AMBITION: To be a nurse. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The Summer of “79”, Senior year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunches. 73 Particia Lee “Tricia” July 2, 1962 26 Eleanor St. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes. AMBITION: To be a legal secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Nannette, Cheryl, Doreen, Michelle, Lori G. Paulette, Joanne, Stop Face, “Major-mut”, “Frez”, Debbie Patty in shorthand, fe, Buns, Freddie the fredettes’, Peter you owe me one! Frank Davis 78 Hanging for the ceiling, smug¬ gling, the Dunk-shot, It’s my perogative, rm. 216, Mr. Ma¬ honey — Pinky Lee. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times, Mr. Ross English Class, the curse of the yellow vest. Darren Leonard 24 Burma Rd. ACTIVITIES: Co-captain Football, National Honor So¬ ciety, Student Council, Big Brother. AMBITION: To Live! I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Lisa; Todd; Coaches; Hotel Rm 13; A.A.; Spa; Football Camp, Beating Everett Revere, “Y”; Rush! 50’s dance, the “Van”, TK CM; Mrs San- berg, Mr. Franco; Beach, Bliz¬ zard “78”, sking - TK, RN, Kiling Ton, “Food Fight”, Green Bomber, Weed Wag¬ on; Nautilus. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Home Rm 212, losing; sprints, Junior Prom, 3rd floor. 74 Sue Ping Leong “Pinky” 123 Winnisimmet St. ACTIVITIES: Red Devil Press, Literary Magazine, Earth Science Club, Bea¬ con. AMBITION: To have a happy and healthy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mr. Schwartz’s Eng¬ lish Class, All my dear friends, The dumb jokes. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Having to wake up so ear¬ ly for school. Elaine Lewis August 1, 1962 125 Ash St. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. AMBITION: To be Suc¬ cessful. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman Homeroom and Mr Sla- tor’s Camping Trip, F.L., J.C., J.L., MR., J.G., L.M., I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Junior Week. Steven Lewis “Carrott” February 8, 1962 108 Blossom St. ACTIVITIES:: having a good time down Carter Park, Shooting the Hoop. AMBITION: To become a master Electrician, to marry K.P. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Meeting Karen Proia, Mr. Hunt’s electricity class, Volly Ball games, My dog following me to school, The Pazennies at lunch, meeting Mr. Bloom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mrs. Bolvaiy, Mr. Herlihy, square dancing in the gym, (the jocks and jock- etts), Mr. Hunt’s J.I.B. music. Deborah Lodie “Deb” November 29, 1961 3 Webster Ct. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Max-Ed, Concession Stand, Track. AMBI¬ TION: To lead a happy and successful life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bobby, 9 19 79 M.M., S.C., M.M’s candy canes, C.M”S fall at Gov’t Ctr., concerts (E.L.O), P.S., Saturday nights, Drive-ins. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday mornings, fights, (B.K.), the summer of 79, (SID), D.M., Boring classes. Joanne Loiko “Jo” December 7, 1962 52 Springvale Ave. ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff. AMBITION: To grow up! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.K., M.M., S.S., E.L., J.L., - Ma, B.B., F.M., B.P., “Fisha”. “My - Kelly s. The bur¬ nout, “few”, 9 22 79, the beach, chicken wings, that funny stuff, Onion Rings, piggin; out, Zack Attacks, Ski Trip 79, Oh No Mr. Bill! Looking for IT, gullable, “I’m hungry”, Spinky, S. Fein- berg, Summer of 79, all the people up CHS, Mr. Con-con. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Kevin Murray, Candy, The Dame, “fswew”, “I don’t talk like that”, China Ocean, Baby Huey, Billy Joel, backstabbers, Thanksgiv¬ ing dance - 78. Peter A. Lombard “Pete” July 13, 1961 77 Burma Rd ACTIVITIES: Frosh Base¬ ball, Varsity Football. AMBITION: To become successful in everything I do in life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kelly, B.C., Project Rats, S L, party¬ ing with my friends, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Try¬ ing to wake up for school from the night before. Bad times, Boring Sun¬ days, The bottle Cap. Felicia Lombardozzi “Fletch” October 5, 1962 134 Chestnut St. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. AM¬ BITION: To be successful in life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Freshman homeroom, Mr. Slators camping trip, R.N., cruisin with Chris, Reg¬ gies, R.B., “Table for 4?” Georgie, E.L., J.C. HE TRY TO FORGET: Jr. Prom, The Pnes, Stop-Go!, Monday Mornings. Joan Luciano “Luci” March 18, 1962 47, Columbus Street. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. 4 years, Social Commit¬ tee, National Honor Society. AMBITION: To be successful in Life. “I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Freshman year, Nancy, Maura, The Point, S.C., K.P., Peter, My daugh¬ ter, J.C., M.R., M.J., T.M., C.W., “Twangers” pick-ups. “I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross’s Study, Skipping with Stacey, Junior Week, E.L., Boring teachers, Phonies, and Flirts,. 75 Daniel J. MacDonald July 8, 1961 844 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Fishing and Hunting. AMBITION: To reach the highest goal. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My Best Friends, going to par¬ ties, burning my hand on the Radiators with Frank Snaper, The weekends, going to any place out of Chelsea. I’LL TRY TO FORGET”: Mr. Rosa, C.H.S., Mr. Bruni, When I was dazed, but never confused. Laurie MacKay April 29, 1962 146 Clark Ave. ACTIVITIES: Working at Bradlees, Jogging, Ice-skat¬ ing, traveling. AMBITION: To be in Politics, Legal Secre¬ tary. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Peter, Fanueil Hall, My Fater, Josepi, “Syb¬ il” Lunch with Danny and Bri¬ an, LI, weekends, Friends, the movies, New York, Breakheart, Senior Year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 11th grade history, J.G. Day’s of S.G., FRESHMAN YEAR, (12-20-78). Linda Madden “Maddog” April 29, 1961 10 Forsyth St. ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Baseball, Tennis. AMBI¬ TION: To get married, and have 52 kids. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: PabR., The car and all the kids down the corner. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention Suspension, going down the office. J. Gregory Margossian “Greg” AMBITION: To succeed in Anything I want. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 6-3-78, smooting down airplanes with J. Ma¬ honey, loadskis, “Joe, get the car,” library pass caper, Regina’s, “What you’ve been drinking doesn’t come from the well”, getting Schwayde at the football game, “Will I go Schytzo?” Get¬ ting caught in the deli, “The coffee $% C” Looking under the bar for Irate, backroom at Pro- misels, “Cold”, Foreign¬ er, I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Being abandoned at the corner of Main and Saratoga, 11-10-78, look¬ ing for HD in the closets, “I used to like you in 8th grade” “Eight bucks for a cartoon” The Bone, Prez w the fruit, “The end of jmc and jgm” Mary Maronski May 1, 1962 133 Prescott Ave ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Concession Stand, Max-Ed, Nurses Aide, Thi Sie Soriety, Track. AMBI¬ TION: To live a long, happy and successful life! I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mr. Steriti, D.L., S.C., Concerts, Summer of “78”, ski trips, Florida, weekends up N.H., graduation, Writing to Brian, D. Lodie falling down the mountain. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sum¬ mer School, plastic peo¬ ple, “Sid”, “Jks Jketts”, hr. 218 with Ms. B. Goodman, The Man- ni’s. 76 Frank Martinello “Frank” 3-31-62 ACTIVITIES: To be an electrical engineer I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: B, M, T.T., “parties at the home”, J.R., summer of 76, S.B., B.J., satellite school, A.S. and R.P., Mr. Hunt I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Working on Friday nights, Homework, Eng¬ lish courses, boring week¬ ends, Fred Martinello 55 Warren Avenue ACTIVITIES: Partying, Making Money, Girls. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Ski trip, the Home, J. Giels, C.M. S.R. in C.C. car, 8314, New Years Eve “1980”, Mt. Washington, No teeth, V.O., B.J. the Big Red “S”. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Detention, pin- wheels, Getting busted with B.B., Mr. Herlihy. Anne Marie McBride “Annie Baby-Ana Banana” October 21, 1962 92 Sagamore Avenue ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Beacon Staff, Student Curriculum Committee, C.H.S.T.T. AMBITION: To be a law¬ yer or a cop to be suc¬ cessful throughout my life. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Steve, The Steps, Voke, New Years “78”, Ostler’s Parties, scelene, 6 for 5, Double B-day, 10 21, good friends good times, Mike, Bernice, John Denise, Breakheart, Sum¬ mer of 76, sleazing. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sleeping in the bathroom, Phony friends, disco, Jocks Jockettes, bad news, Pacchico Mar- grock. Brian McCarthy Mackado September 24, 1962 133 Chester Avenue ACTIVITIES: Freshman Hockey, Weight Lifting, Weekends. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda, Marv Bros., Mosh, Monty, Mugga Kid, Mikey Bobby Naut, Uncle Wilty, Moe Zaluski, Hanky Ireland, Doctor Woz, The Bruno Family. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Post 109 Clean-Ups, The Morning After The Post Hockey Par¬ ty, Kim McCarthy ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. Team. AMBITION: - $ TO BE RICH $ - Led Zep 7 a.m. (Larry) (Partying With Friends) (Flor¬ ida, Ski Trip) (L.H. D.W. Scleans) (B.B. “Snort Buck- leys Room”) (Simon Worth “J. Geils”) (4th period w M.J.M.) (“Who”) (Y-stairs - T.M.D.) (Bruni at lunch) (J.S.P. 78) I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Pinwheels. 77 Tina McCarthy October 11, 1962 151 Shurtleff Street AMBITION: To become a le¬ gal secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Neil 7 8 79, weekends, the “incident”, Mr. Stein, Soldiers Home, “Sybil”, all my friends, Ke¬ vin, F.M., T.M., D.T., L.M., D.C., Roller skating, J.L., The school dances, Senior Year. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Getting caught by Mr. Herlihy Charlene McClellan “Char” September 30, 1962 AMBITION: College. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My 17th birthday party with Chelsea High friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The first year of High School. Nancy McGauley “Name” April 17, 1962 5 Clyde Street AMBITION: To have a happy and successful life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Maura, Joan, JD, Eastie, Mr. Steriti, Burger Kings Drive Thru. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: C.H.S., Boring classes, The night M.G. drove, Stuck up people, work¬ ing. Joe McKinley March 31, 1961 840 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Hockey, camping, partying, and chicks. AMBITION: To be very very comfortable. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Ms. B’s Homeroom, partying, and the mad party up Mt. Washington. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: square dancing in Gym, the hockey teams record. 78 Annette Medina “ABBY” February 12, 1961 119 Shurtleff Street ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Science Club Member, Treasurer of Photography Club. AMBITION: To be a doc¬ tor. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The wonderful teachers and students that I met at Chelsea High School. Jean Melvin “Melby” October 22, 1962 223 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES: Ma x-Ed, Freshman Sophmore Homeroom Representa¬ tive. AMBITION: to be an accountant and succeed. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Sandy, the corner, Dunkin’ Donuts, Revere, Debbie, Bobby D, Nahant Beach, R.C., Cheryl, Mrs. Fogel, J. Howe, Steve W. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Dom Savio Sr. Prom, the pennies, when Sandy moved to Lynn, the can¬ cer plant. Denise Mickiewicz “Ninny” 135 Summit Avenue ACTIVITIES: Homeroom rep. Jr. Sr. year, Nat’l Honor Society, Jr. Prom Social Comm., Beacon Staff, Max-Ed. AMBI¬ TION: To be free to know the things I do are right. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: C.M., The Spa, Vit. V, J.B. Youngblood, K.B, Allan, Steriti’s week¬ end, Petesy, Mama Scline, Chitty, Guppos 3 21 79, L L parties, sicko, Tom, “Kinky”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Balance beam, J. Sulli¬ van, the spins, plastic people, rainy weekends, Mondays, playing games, work, no letter, liars, dri¬ vers ed, no parties, good scoops, Joey, honeys, my Senior Year. Florence Monahan “Ma” April 16, 1962 98 Bellingham Street ACTIVITIES: None. AMBI¬ TION: To get married and have a million kids. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: “Dad¬ dy”, Mr. Stein, roller-skating, Soldiers Home, weekends, “MA”, T.M., T.M., DT, D.C.] N.W., Sybil, Great Northern, M.P.M Frank, Anthony, Sal, Pic, Rel, Mayo. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: getting caught, Da¬ vid J., C.F., Butler Building Dance, working at the con¬ cession stand on Thanksgiv¬ ing. Teresa Moniello “Granma” June 20, 1962 32 Louis Street ACTIVITIES: Italian Club. AMBITION: To become a success in business and, later have a happy marriage. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: M.S., Antonella G., Florence M., Tina M., Debbie T., Deb¬ bie C., Great Northern, A.G., S.G., Terese M., Cheryl C. G.C., Giro, K.P. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the haircut from Solari. 79 Vincent J. Montesano “Vinny” February 8, 1962 31 Burma Road. ACTIVITIES: varsity football 77, 78, 79, freshmen foot¬ ball, captain varsity track 77, 78, 79, Social Committee and whatever. AMBITION: To be happy, to get rich and to always be able to do one of 2 things . . . or . . .? I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: M.C., freshmen football team, the Home, C.H.S., summer of “79”, poontang, little snappers, 8314, Satur¬ day Night, beating Everett, J.C., S.B., T.R., R.D., J.T., B.P., M.K., D.D., S.D., THE BONS, N.H.B., 85, B.M.F., W.W.I, II, III, H.R. 221, Bea¬ con. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust. Wayne Moore “Horsh” June 9, 1961 113 Blossom Street ACTIVITIES: track, and foot¬ ball. AMBITION: To become a demmo expert. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Chelsea High. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: CHS LUNCHES! 80 David R. Morochnick May 13, 1962 135 Orange Street ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. Band, National Honor So¬ ciety, Red Devil Press, Students Rights Commit¬ tee, Student Council. AM¬ BITION: To be success¬ ful. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: C.H.S. foot¬ ball games, Junior Prom, Students Rights Activi¬ ties, the north end job, Jazz Band, Mr. Franco, the Tauro decision, and the Christmas Parties. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the third floor, the big white hat, Chelsea Public Election, The Chelsea Re¬ cord. Mark Moschella May 14, 1962 2 Murray Street ACTIVITIES: varsity hockey team “77”, “78”, “79-80”, Co-captain Hockey team “79-80”. AMBITION: To get a good education and to make the best out of life. To be an administrator and to play hockey. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: scoring the tieing goal against Arlington with one second remaining in the game, Granar’s cor¬ ner (E.B.), Charlene, Moose, Mike, Guerrio, Dawn, Jackie and Louise. “14-4-17”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: winless hockey seasons. Robert G. Mugford Jr. Muggs” August 7, 1962 121 Bellingham Street ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3 4, Co-Captain 4, Bea¬ con Staff, Social Commit¬ tee, Student Council, Stu¬ dent Rep. To school co- mittee, Big Brother, Sen¬ ior Vice President, Hock¬ ey 2 3. AMBITION: To go to college, play ball and make someone hap¬ py. I”LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Jill D., Coach Bevere, Joanne, The Ar¬ mory, Wicked, G.B.L., All-Star team junior year, wolfy, 19, Ray Davies, Dicky, Lisa, Judy, L.E., Mr. Herlihey, M.K., T.S., Bill P„ S.F., B.K., THE CELLAR, 69, The Beach, .344, “I Want You” be¬ cause “You Really Got Me”, J.D.M., Freshman year, Bobby and Craig, F.M., Dawn, Fisha, Sybil. Suet C. Mui 106 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES: Cross Country and Outdoor Track, Math Club, Sec. of Science Club, Beacon, Nat. Hon. Soc., Law Post., AMBITION: To be Happy and Successful. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mathmatical dem¬ onstration in “Alg II”, Mrs. Sandberg, E.F. for Bio Anat, F level 1, MP = SC, FT for life, L for math. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Suffocating odor in Chem class, HcHO In B, Rain fell on my head, 4 test in OD, Cross six bridge out of seven. Tat M. Mui 106 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES: indoor Outdoor Track, X-Coun- try Assistance, Red Devil Press, Math and Science Club, Beacon, Natl. Hon¬ or Society, AMBITION: To be successful, happy and have a healthy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Chemistry Lab, P.K., D C., F level 1, L for math, MP = SC, Mrs. Sandberg, 100 yd. Coach Bavaro, JA, GB, RG, LL. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 1 + 1=3, CHS lunches, The Agony of Defeat. Maureen A. Mullaney April 4, 1962 28 Cary Avenue ACTIVITIES: Cheer¬ leader 1, 2, 3; Captian 4, Devils Delivery, National Honor Scoiety 78-79. AMBITION: To get the most out of life I possibly can. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: A Special Friend, Cheering Camp, Spa, “M + D.”, Jr. Prom, A1 Zack’s, Al, T + P, “Jocks + Jocketts” all my friends. Cheering. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: ' s.s.79, “That Nite”, a certain someone, plastic people, Breakfast w Joanne. Lori Mullins ACTIVITIES: Cooking, Sports. AMBITION: To Be Myself and a Gourmet Chef. I”LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: CHS. dances, parties, games, proms, friends, sports. I”LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: All the work I had to do to graduate from CHS., Teacher, lunches. Kevin Mulvey 227 Spencer Avenue ACTIVITIES: Science Club AMBITION: Teaching, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Chem. Lab, Spanish Class, Trip to D.C. 81 Richard Nolan 70 Essex Street ACTIVITIES: Post 109, Baseball AMBITION: To be¬ come a police officer I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: R.B., D.B., D.H., F.I., A.Z., “All those football games we won”, Mr. Steins Square Dance Lessons. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Renzi’s Class, “All that homework”, Miss Fishmans science class, All those football games we lost. Charlene Noveska “Chari” September 17, 1962 25 Becon Street AMBITION: TO be success¬ ful in what ever I do and to become Mrs. Ford, I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Good and bad times with Paul 1 26 77, Junior Prom, M.O., L.S., Doreen G. being called Mrs. Ford by Martin. Weekend up Newbury port. Crowded bathrooms. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Sum¬ mer school of 79” The bad days, the stuff they call food in the lunchroom. 82 Kim O’Connor “Guppo” July 9, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Working, Concession stand, Volly Ball. AMBITION: To be¬ come a child psycholo¬ gist. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: (Billy 1 4 79 SOS) Junior and Senior Proms, Jock Corner, Skipper, Tony L., Sum¬ mer of 76-79, Toni G., Susan W., Joellyn Y., Football games, (Eddie 0”Brien’s 4 years in hoomroom.) T.B., J.W., M.P., J.B., P.W., D.M., M.S., L.C., D.T., RITA, D.T., C.G. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up ear¬ ly for school! Marie Olson June 30, 1962 203 Congress Avenue ACTIVITIES: Girls Track, Glee Club, Italian Club, dancimg. AMBI¬ TION: To do the best and be the best in whatever I do. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: (S.O.S. J.D.) Jun. Prom, W.H., S.B., Kitty Wist Corner, Miss G’s Italian class. Partying, (“Father Joe”) Central Gym. good times with the gang, CHS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer of “78” 2 8 77, T.L., 8:05, m - f. Laurie Ostler June 4, 1962 9 Fitz Terrace ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Track. AMBITION: Ac¬ countant I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The “Stairs”, P.F.O.A., “Summer of 77”, J.K., ALFRED, Ferdinand and Harvey, (the stooges), Ski Trip 79, Breakheart, Par¬ ties at the mount and at Eva’s and Anthonys, the ‘stuff”, 4-28-79, T.K., Bo- veri’s vegetables, G.h. r.b., A.M., “Pud”, All the good friends and all the good times. I”LL TRY TO FORGET: Ashtabula, Ohio, Meeting the mayor bumper to bumper. I Thomas Ostler August 18, 1962 35 Murry Street ACTIVITIES: N.H.S., Home room rep., School newspaper 1 2, Latin Club, Cross Country 1 2. AMBITION: Go to col¬ lege and be successful in whatever I do. I”LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Whalem Park, Mrs. Sand¬ bergs class, Gassing the fish, All the good kids. I”LL TRY TO FORGET: Biology class, school lunches, Red Devil Press. Daniel Panzini September 18, 1962 8 Piedmont Ave ACTIVITIES: CHS. Track, Cross Country; 3 years AMBITION: To be a master Printer. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Pat’s class. Running w Greg Benson and Ri¬ chie Bradley. Michelle Ann Paradise “Nannoc” August 25, 1961 5 Vila Street ACTIVITIES: Snow mo- biling, Ice skating. AMBI¬ TION: Be successful in what ever I do, I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Pat”s Lovelife, August 18, 1979, Grandma”s wedding and especially Bobby, A true friend, Spencer Ave. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: September 9, 1979 Thomas Eric Paliluinas “Paga” February 20, 1963 134 Orange Street ACTIVITIES: “T.T.T.” AM¬ BITION: I want to be what I want to be. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bill Pedi, MUGGS, Mrs. Boveri, Vinny, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I al¬ ready forget. Mary Pedi “Ped” 63 Winnisimmet St. ACTIVITIES: Cheering squad, pep club, gymnastics, intramural volleyball. AMBI¬ TION: To be Happy suc¬ cessful! at what I do. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Joe, J.V. Cheering, graduation of “78”, spa, guppos, Brick House, C.H.S. dances, dance contests, munchies jocks jockettes, the Home, junior prom, football games, chitty, good times don’t be jumpy, Mr. Peter, crowded bath¬ rooms, you needed me. Stair¬ way to Heaven C.H.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: bad times, dishonest people, and the third floor. 83 William Pedi “Bill” 14 Warren Ave. ACTIVITIES: varsity foot¬ ball, varsity baseball, varsity track. AMBITION: To be the best I possible can at anything I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Laurie, C.H.S. football, 55 40, Fish Mugga, 19 40, partying up the Home, G. O.T.H., C.H.S. baseball, The Stones, Ms. Factor, B. Patti, Penn State, M.S., Shat- Duker, 40, 18, 19, 9, con¬ verse, call Eddie!, Dicky M., Freebird, Joe Bevere, Hank, winning football games, H. B.S., WCOZ, Nautilus, PEP, football camp 79, F.L. Tucker, beating Revere 16-0 79, Chelsea High School.I’LL TRY TO FORGET: being ragged, plastic people, 1979 baseball season, 7 7 77, MGH, punks, chumps, Aeros- mith concert 1975, Kiss 108, DISCO, rides to Southbend, Penn State losing to Ala¬ bama, L.H.C., Ring My Bell, being broke, 4538, POPE JOHN, losing football games, why didn’t Burelson go to third!, Nike, Sicilys. Cheryl Penney July 15, 1962 124 Addison St. ACTIVITIES: Working in Mac-Ed, volleyball, partying, dancing, and having a good time. AMBITION: To be a success, and live a long healthy and happy life with Dereck. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER 7-22-78, Friday nights with Derek, Junior Prom, Wishing on a star, my birthday, X-mas, New Years, Florida, skiing, Max-Ed Steriti and Raimo, Family in Toron¬ to, CA and NF, Clubing with the girls, Char’s party, CM, ES, N.T., P.C., D.T., P.W., D.G., LH, KC, PM, Pires fam¬ ily Toots and Mom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times and fony faces, deten¬ tion of 76 77. Belinda Perez “Belin” July 16, 1961 ACTIVITIES: Big Sister. AMBITION: To be suc¬ cessful. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: skipping school woth Mick and go¬ ing to N.Y. for my birth¬ day, Senior Prom my last year in school and of course my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: De¬ tention. Susan L. Pezzuto September 19, 1961 222 Webster Ave. ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, R.P., C.H.S. T.T. AMBITION: To be suc¬ cessful and live a long and happy life with Richie. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 10-8-76 Richie, Pratt Park, The Home, partying with my friends, Kawi 750 900, Proms, C.H.S., Mr Sterti, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: J. J., detention, being late for school, bad times. Joe Phillips April 20, 1960 39 Carroll St. ACTIVITIES: softball, hockey, going to parties, going places, keeping busy and just having a good time. AMBITION: going to college and to be successful in life, to be wealthy and rich. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S. was the best, the friends I had, the good times, and my 3 yrs. here. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad times, times that I hated. 84 Sandi Quinton “Lemons” October 6, 1962 Broadway AMBITION: To be happy and have a fun full life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My times with Steve Witkowski, hocky town, the corner, Jean, Cheryl, Jen, Dunkin, Nahant, U.R.A.Q.T. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The cancer plant, “the pennies” J.M., L.E.H. Margie Randolph 677 Broadway AMBITION: To finish fur¬ ther schooling and get a well paying job. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Oct. - 75 - D.W., Stur- bridge Village, Miss Smith, Mr. V.B. and Miss Welch, M.B., Kevin and Peter, Florida, Chicago. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: detention - 74 - Sept 1. Michael Reardon 70 Maverick St. Deborah Ann Richards “Mommy” December 6, 1961 117 Hawthorn St. ACTIVITIES: Frosh and J’v cheering, home room rep, Frosh class treasurer, Con¬ cession stand, Big sister, Hon¬ or Society. AMBITION: To be the best mother and ca¬ reer woman ever! To be rich! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 18, 1979 “Booba”, J.V. Cheering, L. Quinn, din¬ ner at MG’s, jockettes, the spa, guzzling, Big Al, PC, D.S., where’s the Birdie? “Ain’t this a goof!” Mr Karp’s AP, Mr Fineran, Lisa, Oscar. Billy Richards “Disco Bill” March 12, 1961 63 Winnisimmet St. ACTIVITIES: Football, Weightlifting, Gymnastics, In¬ tramural sports, dancing. AMBITION: To get a decent job when I get out of the Army and have a future with Marjorie. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Marjorie, D.D., C.B., F.C., G.V., I.M., V.M., Bogie’s Crew, summer of “79”, sweet poohthang” 5 muskateers, Mr. Kagan’s Art class, field trip (ignorant) Mr. Bruni’s Bio class “Out To Lunch”, coach Flaherty. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Ever doing the gong show in my Soph, year”, Junior Prom, 85 Susan Marie Richards 28 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Freshman, J.V. and Varsity cheering squads. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: 10 14 78 - K.S., sitting in pie! N.H. is potent! Going down “the park’’ - J.M.J.J.K.S, All the good times with Kathy. 7 28 79 with Cindy, Daisy’s sick, Is that you Susan on the phone? Let’s go to Holbrook, Sphinx! Cheeky dont care be because . . . L.W. at cheering camp “78”. J.V. game at Haverhill, sherry butler, all my friends, Reverw’s gym on Frosh cheering, EM’s parties. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 7 3 79 - Z - Mut, ZuZan. Jacqueline E. Robinson “Bubba” or “Robbi” May 27, 1962 256 Spruce Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Pep Squad, B ig Sister, Track Team, H R. Rep 1; 2; 3, Vice President 2; 3; 4, Student Council Curriculum Comm., Board of Review, Beacon, Varsity Cheerleader, Frosh Cheerleader,. AMBITION: The field of law with great success and happiness. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bree; Medford; “Charlie”; Shortcake; J.K.; Bobby; track meets; Timmy; “Guppos”; Louise; Cheering Camp “78”; KZ; T.C.; “Frank”; plastic people; I made it!; M.S. Petey S.; 1st love, 7 27 79; “true friends”; good answer!; “Cookie and Dog”, Good Times. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: times wasted, people I didn’t meet, things I didn’t do, false friends. Daniel Robitaille “Robie” April 16, 1962 123 Sommit Ave. ACTIVITIES: Max-ed, Electricity Aide; almost anthing goes; Frosh Base¬ ball; Vocational Explora¬ tion Work Program. AM¬ BITION: Electrician Firefighter I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Ski trips; Mr. Steriti’s Chalet; Class of “80”; Mr. Hunt’s electricity classes 1, 2, 3; Miss Raimo. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman Year; Lunch; Homework; School; Volley ball; and square dancing. Carmen Rosado October 18, 1961 110 Blossom Street I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 10 77 ACTIVI¬ TIES: Drama Society; Tu¬ toring. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman Year AMBITION: Make¬ up artist and to own my own make-up shop some day. Denise Roy May 12, 1962 649 Washington Ave. AMBITION: to graduate I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: J.A., M.W., the rest, P.M. WITH L.G., New Year’s; the stairs, All nighter with L.M., 16 B- day, Feb. 23, 1978, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Juinor Prom “79”, Hit¬ ting a fire pole. 86 Mauna Santana October 3, 1961 14 Parker St ACTIVITIES: Tennis, reading. AMBITION: Ex¬ ecutive Secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Lopez. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshmen ) year. Paul Schell March 6, 1962 106 Watt St. AMBITION: To finish school and get a good job. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The teachers at C.H.S.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The C.H.S. Lunches. Kathleen Valerie Schneiderman Kathy February 14, 1962 ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. T.T. AMBITION: To be President of U.S. T.T. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: 10 14 78, S.R., J. J., J.M., Micheal, $10.92, Laura, J.R., Prom with C.C., S.C., “The Park”, The Home, P.S. (the mayors daugh¬ ter), B. Brown, 3 14 78, Kz 1000, K.S., J.S., S.R., K. S., R.M., ZU2AN, N.H. IS No. 1, Randy, the “D”, M.C., Stud, The Begger, S.K. on 1 1 79! S.T., Tony’s! Ellies parties. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Potent, running from Her- lihy, Monday mornings, fighting with M.D., C M Jose Santos Rican 65 Everett Ave. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Some of the teachers that helped me through my years as CHS. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: How CHS was like a jail. Marjorie A. Russo “Margie” March 26, 1962 59 Burma Rd. ACTIVITIES: skiing, water skiing, ceramics, swimming, traveling, Max-ed, AMBI¬ TION: to always be happy. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bobby, 1977-78 ski trip, Mr. Garnick’s gym class, M.J., J.L., E.L., good times with Denise, Mr. Hanagan’s class 1 23 76. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Sullivan’s gym class, school lunches. 87 Steve Sekenski “Ski” I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The parties before, during, and after school, the field trip with power mechanics 2, class of “77”. ACTIVITIES: track. AMBITION: to fullfill a service carreer. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: school lunches, getting up every morning to come to school. Maureen Shanahan “Moe” AMBITION: to become a so¬ cial worker and live a healthy, happy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: J.M., senior year, R.W., 9 29 79, Grub Club, behind the garage. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: freshmen year, first day of school, V.P., oceanography, breaking up with Jim, backstabbers. Brian Siegal April 3, 1962 23 Normandy Rd. ACTIVITIES: Riding my Kawi 750, Hockey, Vi¬ per, C.H.S. T.T.. AMBI¬ TION: to become a mas¬ ter electrician and open my own business. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Liz Trochimiak, Mr. Hunt’s electricity class, concerts, Mr. Hunts 2 pe¬ riod lectures when he was mad. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Ross’s English classes. Joyce Sienko 4 Spencer Ave Linda Jean Siuda ““PLant” May 20, 1962 109 Beacon St. AMBITION: to to be¬ come a beautician, and be wealthy. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends from the Melody, the kids from Beacon St., week¬ ends, up Kenny and Sulli¬ vans with Val and Sharon, 9 16 78, “Lee” 8 4 79, CR, S.H., 7 22 79. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday morn¬ ing gym class, all the mis¬ takes I’ve made. 88 Noreen Smith “Nor” March 7, L961 3 Mill Ct. ACTIVITIES: basketball, volleyball, sewing, bowl¬ ing. AMBITION: Matthew 24:14 preach good news of the kingdom. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: L. park, Joe, Sugee, Seeing the day I graduate, my family, Bernice. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: getting up in the morning and com¬ ing to school, having de¬ tention for being late. Shari L. Sorkin February 14, 1962 63 Union St. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Home¬ room Rep., B.B.G.,. AM¬ BITION: To be happy and live life to its fullest. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mr. Garnick’s gym class, the Junior Prom, Coach Sullivan’s history class, my trip to Washing¬ ton D.C. with Terri B., all the friends I have made at C H S., the Thanksgiving victory dance, P.H., J.Z., J.D., B.V., S.M., M.V.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Miss Corwin’s gym class, Mr. Pearlman’s chemistry class, Monday mornings. Glenn A. Soye May 15, 1962 269 Maple St. ACTIVITIES: whatever. AMBITION: own my own home, my own harley, and a 66 vette. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Freshmen year - potent, (Homeroom Shari) Friday nights. Carter Park, Jv football, all the parties and partying. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: going to bed at 3:00 and waking up at six. Eastern Av. - Tom Squillacioti “Squilla” June 27, 1962 119 Hawthorne St. ACTIVITIES: The park, the church. AMBITION: to earn my CPA and travel. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Quig¬ ley, the ditch, Franco and ev¬ eryone in C.H.S.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Williams School; “76”; Detention, then not going. Cheryl-Ann Starke “Sherrie” November 24, 1962 49 Watts St. ACTIVITIES: Pep squad, vol¬ leyball;. AMBITION: To be a successful model. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: School dances, Mr. Walsh, Paula, Paula C., Deb, Patty, Shelly, Tina, Flo, Terri, friends at C.H.S.. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: David Boudreau, taking history over. Lori Stec January 11, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Northeast Voke, Partying. AMBITION: To be an artist or a lead sing¬ er. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Joe, Voke bus parties, Linda, Joyce, Richdales cor¬ ner, Phyllis, me and Linda at Breakhat, Red man, J.P., Saugus Parties, Maria’n Mar¬ gie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Walking to school in the rain and being soaked to go back home to change. J.W. the BI-CH. Ellen Marie Studley February 12, 1962 ACTIVITIES: Student Right to Read Defense Committee, Students Rights Committee, Photography Club, Volunteer Capic Headstart, Student Tu¬ torial Program, Beacon Staff, Equestrian Club, Freshmen Orientation Program, Pep Club. AMBITION: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Muffin patrol, Soldiers Home Crew, Linda’s house, Senior Year, Ms. DiMarino and Ms. Bartlett, The John Hancock, The Poem, nana babes, free bird, Alan’s parties, crystal summer, me and Chucky’s day. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Teachers who can’t teach, “77”, Backstabbers, making a fool of myself. Patricia Sullivan “Patty” January 23, 1962 747 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Taking pic¬ tures. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Cheryl and Debbie in homeroom, Tri¬ sha and Michelle and lunch, and before school with Charlene, Gio, and Debbie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times especially getting suspended, detention. Bernice Tarmy September 4, 1962 146 Addison St. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club, yearbook staff, stu¬ dent advisory committee. AMBITION: To be suc¬ cessful in whatever I de¬ cide to do. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: John 12 22 79, The no- bregas gang, Noreen, ski trip 79, partying with Pam, snne, Good times and good friends, Got any - ? -, Pam and Bob, sleep¬ ing, shopping with Den¬ ise. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Buckley’s Eng¬ lish class, B.B.G., Phony friends. Bertram T. Taverna “Travolta” 9 21 61 148 Grove St. ACTIVITIES: Big brother big sister program. AMBI¬ TION: To finish college and get everything I want in my life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Buster’s truck, Monte’s grand prix, and H2, Richies Z 1, Prattville Park, and Sol¬ diers Home., First lunch 78 79, Studio 4, Revere Beach. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Spanish 3, C.H.S. lunches, Mr. Elba, all the bad times. 90 Darlene Marie Tedesco “Dari” June 26, 1962 56 Chester Ave ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Italian Club, Beacon Staff, Concession Stand. AMBITION: To fullfill a career in Public Relations, and to live life to its ful¬ lest. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: All the great times and good friends, Senior Year, Ski Trip ‘79’, Junior Prom, Auntie L, S.C., K.T., N.H., Thomas my boy. Miss G., “Trying to Ski”, “What lunch shall we take?” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the detention I had Freshman year, A certain person, exams, messing up on the senior section. Robert Thomaszewski “Tee” April 8, 1962 45 Sagamore Ave. ACTIVITIES: Freshmen Hockey, motorcycle rid¬ ing, working on cars, ppd, voc. bus. AMBITION: To become the best mechan¬ ic and to own the fastest car. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The dudes from the schools, THE WHO, my mustang, deliv¬ ery door. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 8 28 79, my Suzuki Shirley Tolley “Swirlee Twirlee” March 13, 1961 123 Franklin Ave. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball, C.H.S., T.T., AMBITION: To live long, healthy, and happy with the ones I love. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Dennis G., K.S., E.S., F.M’s, R.K., S.R., M.C., P.s., C.W., B.G., GRANDMAS, partying with my friends, THE HOME, walking home with someone special. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: teachers, getting busted, “Jockets”, bad memo¬ ries, detention, exams, Monday mornings, com¬ ing in late, Mr. Herlihy, Muffin Patrol Debra Tomaszewski “Deb” January 28, 1963 191 Central Ave. AMBITION: Executive Secre¬ tary. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: School dances, study hall, all my friends, Tina, Flo, Teresa, Debbie, Patty, Cheryl. My mad crush on Michael, the soldiers home, Joe? “Bricks”, Bal- laroo. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: getting detention for skipping. Kenneth Topping “Whipped” September 22, 1961 ACTIVITIES: President of Science Club, V.P. of N.H.S., Spanish Club, Newspaper staff, the Band. AMBITION: To surpass my highest goal. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My junior prom, P.S., D.T., B.N., The ski trip, Mrs. Bart¬ lett, Mr. Cherry-H. the blue lagoon, L.G. the band, D.M.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: my first day. 91 Gladys Torres May 10, 1961 120 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: business. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the 6 sets of stairs to the third floor ev¬ ery morning. Paula Torres July 11, 1961 128 Pearl St. AMBITION: looking forward to a better future. Peter Trainito “skate board kid” November 14, 1961 65 Maverick St. AMBITION: to be a car¬ penter and a cabinet mak¬ er and a pro skateboarder on the side. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: meeting my friends be¬ fore school and skate boarding in the halls of Chelsea High; 7:00 am. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: THE way the cafeteria food tasted in my fresh¬ men, sophomore, junior, and senior years, the books. Linda Trainor “Short Stuff” December 16, 1961 41 Pine Street ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. dances and Football games I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun at C.H.S. and the teachers I had, all my friends, That I didn’t have to do home¬ work, Ha Ha . . . I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The trouble I got into. Jim Tucker July 29, 1962 235 Walnut Street ACTIVITIES: Football, Hockey, Track. Ambi¬ tion: To be successful in Life. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Linda, Sports, T.B.R.O., “The Wat- tiors,” Fee and Flaherty, Playing cards with “Z”, Camp for 4 years. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sa- bag (getting on my @ @) The bad times. 92 Nancy Turner “Nancy T” July 27, 1961 5 Carroll St. ACTIVITIES: Bud, C.H.S. TT. Out foxing Mr. Mauro. Ambition: “To be spoiled by the fruit” I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Bud, Debs card, Parties, Lynne, Mr. Mauro, The Proms, The Monte and Camaro “Judy, here’s looking at you” . . . Adds life” Sat¬ urday nights. C. Gag, Par¬ ties before School. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: De¬ tention, C.H.S. Dance 79, “Hammer Head”, broken Monte. “Busted”. “Billy’s Party 79’ Debby Urbaczewski “Ubba” 56 Garland Street March 17, 1961 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 76, Track 77, and party¬ ing with all my friends. AMBITION: To Travel and to Be successful in what ever I do. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Eddy 1-14-78, and all of the people at crawles, and lall of the kids from spencer, D.L. S.C. and Mr. Lockes class. Junior year, and all my years at C.H.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday Morn¬ ings, getting up for school. Jesus Vargus Ruben Vasquez Hernandez “Little Man” (given by Migdalia Rodriquez) November 30, 1961 P.R. 176 Chestnut St ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Football, Tennis, (girls) only kidding C.M.R. AMBITION: Set a goal that I would be proud of. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The teacher that helped get me through school. Also good friends I had - Gentle¬ men and Ladies. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I have nothing to forget because this school has been the school I will ever be in, Easyiest Bettejean Voke “Bette” September 1, 1962 60 Garland St AMBITION: To seek new ad¬ ventures and always be free. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: B.C.R., Karen, Shari, B.W., Mrs. DiMarino and her golden personality, JR. Prom, Mrs Hanson’s biology class (Orr - 4), Mr Locke, “Saturday Night”, CUZ, C.H.S., Class of “80”. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Spanish r.m. 206 93 Robert Ward 184 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Hm. Rm. Rep., Science Club. Bea¬ con Staff, Student Rights Committee. AMBITION: Pharmacist. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Frugal, Hey Ro, Julie’s mouth, L.B., M.S., B.J.V., Junior Prom, Hey Jo, Its contagious, senior corri¬ dor, surprise parties, senior Prom, senior year, Mr. Fran¬ co. Ms. Sandberg, Ms. Bart¬ lett, my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Homeroom, School lunches, Spanish 2, fake people. Joan Way 725 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Prom Com. jr. yr., hmrm rep. jr sr. yr., National Honor Society ju¬ nior and senior year, Social Com,. Beacon Staff Big Sis¬ ter, Concession stand, secre¬ tary National Honor Scoiety Sr. AMBITION: To believe in myself, be happy, and see some of my dreams come true. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Michael, 3 28 78, The Gupos, Steri- ti’s weekend, Mama Scline, Sicko, football games, Sr. Dress Up Day, Chitty, The Spa, Jr. Prom. Ms Corwin’s gym classes, Bob and Maria, JB, Pw, The Beach 79, SW, cooty bug (J.B.) I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hassles in school, plastic people, falling down the stairs, trying out for J.V. cheering, rainy days, Sr. hmrm’s being on the third floor. Donna Wedge January 20, 1963 53 Carroll St ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. T.T., Max-Ed, G.H. AM¬ BITION: To be 5ft. and rich, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: 1 20 79, Florida, ski trip, J. Giels, Winter 78, Work Study, “Drugs Mr Buckley”, sca- lenes 7 a.m., 79 Sen. Prom, (L.H.), “locals”, “you disgust me”. Kim, L.H., J.B., leaving here. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Busted SS, Biology Sabrina Wedge “Bree” January 23, 1962 62 Heard St. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes, Pep Club, Concession Stand, Big Sister. AMBI¬ TION: Become a Hair¬ dresser, to lead a happy life and stay with H.C. for as long as possiable. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hugh C., Mr. Tears, twins, Mary; “Charlie”, Medford, Fresh. Dances, Summer of “77”, Locker- oom in Gym, Bullets, and Headlights. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up at 7:00, Mon. Morn., Mauro saying “I’ll get you”, and going to school and Ster- iti, being on the 3rd floor four yrs. in a row, “Braces” Laurice Whyel 70 Tudor St. ACTIVITIES: Class Treas., Soc. Comm., Big Sis, Cheering 10th and 11th. AMBITION: To get the most I can out of life! I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Gary 5 14 78, guppos, Jr. Prom 79, Jr. Prom 80, sklene, P.S., F.F., B.G., Ski trip, Terri, Spa, camp w S.R., J and P, Ms. Corwin’s class, Mr. f., all my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Har¬ vey! Sr. Prom 78, phony people, J.E., Horrible, Mr. O’d, Homework. 94 Joe Wilton March 21, 1962 21 Parker St. ACTIVITIES: J.V. Foot¬ ball. AMBITION: To be¬ come rich and own my own house. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My last girlfriend, Debbie. The good times in school. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: school, some of the teach¬ ers, getting up in the morning to go to school. Cheryl Wozniak “Woz” and “Holly wood’’ September 4, 1962 921 Broadway AMBITION; For my fam¬ ily and I to live a long, healty, and happy life to¬ gether. To get married to the right guy and to raise a great family. To be suc¬ cessful. Karen Zakrezewski “Zak” May 29, 1962 34 Reynolds Ave. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, J.V. Cheering. AMBI¬ TION: To be a fashion Designer. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Van, Mr. C, 21, Buster, Sum¬ mer of “79”, The T-bird, a driving lesson, Dec. 9, 1978, Mickey-Dee’s, Etta, The “bong”, Lee- Lee, Ni-Ni, the Somerville game, Benny Hill, Super- star, Gold, Pearl, Beverly, the“Manequin”. I”LL TRY TO FORGET: My first 2 years in High School My Mistakes, my braces, R.V. and K.S., Fighting, Leonard Silver, Jockettes, Phonies,. Jane E. Zaremba “Stein” March 4, 1962 11 Nichols Street ACTIVITIES: fr. cheering, v. cheering 2, 3, 4, Pep Club fr., Jr. Home Rm. Rep., Big Sister, Bea¬ con, Prom Comm., National Honor Society (jr.) AMBITION: To be successful and happy in life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Paula all my friends, Steriti wkd., ski trip, camp, cheering, A1 Zacks, Bobby, Gu- pos, Pratgang, sicko, DR con¬ certs with M.A., all proms, Anth¬ ony, ADL Stein Twine, Spa, strike, B. King, M.M., S.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 3rd floor home rms., chemistry class, First National. Paula Williams “Hitler, Ventullo” March 23, 1962 116 Essex Street ACTIVITIES: hmrm rep., con¬ cession stand, C.H.S. T.T. Jock- ets. AMBITION: To be rich, to travel and live a long and healthy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Jimmy, Ninny, Zita, J.W., S.W., Y.B.W., Spencer summer of “79”, Jr. prom, L.L. parties, Jock corner, Mama Scelene, try¬ ing out for J.V. cheering, Mr. Steriti, Sean, fried chicken, T.J., Hollywood Maria, M.P., Bubbles, up the Home with chicken wings and Tibbs. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: waking up for school, the spins, Mr. Mauro saying do you have a pass, doing my home¬ work. 95 Kevin Doherty August 8, 1962 38 John Street ACTIVITIES: CHS T. Team. AMBITION: To become an electrician. I’ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Rowley camping, Breakheart, the projects, 333, sixteen cruisers behind me, town line motel. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the beat¬ en I got from the staties, A.S., my license. Theresa Godin 49 Bellingham Street Scott Katzman 146 Bellingham Street Paul Liberty “Lib” 74 Bloomingdale Street ACTIVITIES: Red Devil Press, C.H.S. T.T., Jam- min’. AMBITION: To be¬ come a successful musi¬ cian. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: ski trip 78, The Viper Concerts and parties, Viper R.C., girls, the Home, wicked, “the illegal cookie”, Richdales, good friends, A.B.B, STONES, “The Central Ave. Gang”, The Kids Are Alright. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: that nite at the MDC pool, the day after the jr. prom, foods II, sophmore finals, locked bathrooms, DISCO, phony friends. Carmen Milagros Rodriguez 120 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES: Member of Photography club and sci¬ ence club. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The flight of stairs from the gym to the room 318. 96 No Photo Available Maria M. Anaya August 12, 1962 77 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball. AMBITION: To be a medical secretary. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Lopez, Mrs. Zayas. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My freshman year. Orlando Calderon “Killer” March 5, 1961 14 Parker Street ACTIVITIES: Frosh Cross Country, Lifting Weights, Pumping the iron at Bill’s Gym. AMBITION: To be good at something now and later be the best at it. Professional Bodybuilder. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: homeroom 109, ski trip, cafeteria, gym, my teachers. Keith Cooper December 5, 1961 41 Central Ave. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, homeroom rep., student reporter in The Chelsea Weekly News. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Biology with Mrs. Hanson. Carmen I. Febres October 29, 1962 176 Chestnut Street ACTIVITIES: Basketball. AMBITION: To become an art teacher. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My freshman year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Rabin. Kurt Green Gowdy” November 13, 1960 ACTIVITIES: playing baseball and basketball, and going on trips long trips. AMBITION: To get out of school and make a good life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The kids I went to High School with and my Junior Prom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. Mr. Herlihy, the bad days in school, and my extra year up here. Robert Hein “Bob” 5 Eldridge Place ACTIVITIES: “Vegging out”. AMBITION: To get out of Chelsea. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: the boring study hall. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunches. Thomas Kloskiewicz “Tommy” October 24, 1962 227 Spencer Ave. ACTIVITIES: None. AMBITION: To get “RICH” quick. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The times me Mike and Kevin had in “77”. Adolfo Lopez “Gilligan” November 4, 1961 134 Congress Ave. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Horserace riding, auto mechanics, electronics. AM¬ BITION: To go into the Marines or ITT Vocational. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My freshman year. Wilfredo Lopez “Freddie” August 15, 1962 43 Marlborough Street ACTIVITIES: Sports, Boxing. AMBITION: To become a pilot. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends the Chelsea boys. Michael MacKay “Mack” April 12, 1960 ACTIVITIES: Soccer, girls, fast cars, and exotic foods. AMBITION: To supply my family with everything possible, and make people happy in this world. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CHS, Mr. Bogus, 1st crew, staff in the office. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My mistakes when I was younger. Toni Manni “Toe” November 12, 1961 270 Maple Street ACTIVITIES: Max-ed. AMBITION: To graduate from high school. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: all the good times I had, Dibbie, Stacey, Carmen, all the business teachers. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: junior homeroom 218, the gym classes, The Great Lunches. Lisa Manzo December 3, 1962 117 Hawthorne Street ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, trampolean, flag squad, jogging, pillow, polo. AMBI¬ TION: To become a cook and have a happy family. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mrs. D., Class of 80, times we had at the dances, the Red Devils Deli, the teachers strike, Jr. Prom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: times getting caught for skipping class, boring study halls. Wayne Mitchell “Mousey” March 12, 1961 37 Heard Street ACTIVITIES: some sports, models, and architectural drawing, cars. AMBI¬ TION: Truck Driver. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: getting busted for cutting my first class, Ragging Mr. Pearlmutter about his hair, Mr. Franco. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, and all the bad days I had at C.H.S. Carmen L. Ortiz June 28, 1961 9 Commord St. Charlestown ACTIVITIES: the dances. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my friends and the teachers and the good times in school with them. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: When I was suspended and Ms. Spike took me to the office. AMBITION: I want to go to the University to study psychology. Martin Scott “Marty Farty” J.R. March 11, 1962 139 Addison St. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball. AMBITION; to have a long life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The lunches at Zack’s, good times with M.R. and D.D., biology class with L.W. (P.S. goof class) and homeroom with S.S:. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All my teachers except gym and detention. Michael Shepard “Shep” 35 Jefferson Ave. ACTIVITIES: “C.H.S. T.T ”, work, going to concerts. AMBITION: To be filthy rich by the time I’m thirty. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: hiding in Grandma’s donut shop 1st period, electricity class, Voke Park, Senior year, gym, Delivery Door, “THE SHOPPE”, Breakheart, Carver, MA., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross’s study, all english courses, detention, the blank photograph above this writing, missing Ted Nugent. Rico Venturelli 140 Maverick Street ACTIVITIES: football, shot-put, track. AMBITION: To become a great foot¬ ball player and an artist is college. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rich Dales corner, The Solder’s Home, friends like Ronny H., B.F., G.F., Jimmy, Robert and the rest, and especially Phyllis. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: bad experiences like the fight with the Puerto Ricans, go get ’em Ron. Steven Zaluski “Pie or Zee” December 26, 1961 67 Central Ave. ACTIVITIES: football, basketball, baseball, concerts, gambling! AMBITION: To live life the way God made it for me. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: football camp, all my Coaches, Post 109, The J. Geils Concert at the Gardens. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: losing to Lynn Classical in Tech Tourney. BORN IN CHELSEA 98 I I Preparing Us For The Corridor Of Life 99 Kings of the night time world Used car dealers ■ ' i ii«jpiaiuwp� Winning Combination School’s Out Chut of 1080 C.H.8 You give me a headache 100 I dare you to knock this chip off his shoul¬ ders. “I need a guiding light” At last, the light dawns Casey - engineering a train of thought. 103 REFLECT 104 A TIME TO Jane Zaremba Susan Richards Darlene Tedesco Joanne Lojko Bobby Bearse Now looking back at all we passed, we let so many things just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see, how soon the answers to those questions can be. Eric Frank Paula Hansbury John Fisher Josephine Izzo Debbie Lodie Debbie DeCicco Susie Fong Cheryl Healey Charles Hein Felicia Lombardozzi HSHMI Debbie Caissie Alison Bonita Cheryl-ann Starke Paul Liberty Ricardo L. Castro Sharon Butler Glenn Soye Jose Santos Linda Trainor Dave Batchelor Mary Pedi Laurie McKay Eva La Stacey Campbell Karen Zakrzewski Jacqueline Elizabeth Robinson Ruben Vazquez Annette Medina Anne Marie McBride Cheryl Penney Nancy Higgins Robert Mugford Ellen Marie Studley Lawrence Bates Bernice Tarmy Antonell Garofalo David Ewing Joan Way Grace Diorrio Denise Mickiewicz Judy Glennon Jane Kubarsky Laurice Whyel Tina McCarthy Dawn Gullage Joyce Covino Judy Buccacio Ken Topping Julie DiGiralamo HR 311 HR 312 HR 314 HR 317 VISIT QG 1 HK ' jt ■• - | . HJHB 1st row Left - Right, Micheal Karas, Billy Richards, Vincent Montesano, Robert Tucker, Tom Kennedy, Steve Zaluski, Darren Leonard, David Batchelor, Butch Finnigan, Glenn Freedman, Larry Elgart, Billy Pedi, John Chiradona, Rico Venturelli, A1 Zaccheo 2nd row, Louie Goldmen, Mr. Cardarelli, Danny Hurton, Kerry Cole, Paul Driskoll, Tony Derienzo, Bob Carolynn, Greg DePatto, Glenn Smith, Alan Washington, Keith Barry, Dennis Antle, Mark Poston, Dave Rudolph, Scott Nowicki, Coach Bob Fee, Pete Lombard, Stu Fienburg, Castro Sabet, Dennis Murray, Duke Bradley, Larry Mulcher 3rd row, Joe Capistran, Buddy Leeman, Scott Weiner, Rich Maronski, Scott Leonard, Wayne McGill, Carl Lacorte, Glenn Thompson, Sam Pagon, Scott Bouley, Robert Mullins. 112 1 Chelsea 14 Arlington Chelsea 0 Malden Chelsea 0 Medford Chelsea 16 Revere Chelsea 20 Somerville Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea 6 Bos. Latin 8 Bos! Tech. 0 Dover N.H 8 Everett 113 tchllftis at the helm of thgM Fek led the team to a moderately success- in 4erms of wina nd losses. More impor- ' ever, through hreclagsand personality, he f. another team pf spirited, hustling, moti- 114 Front Row L-R Danny McDonald, David Manni, David Jeglinski, William Kjersgard, Fred Copelle, William Paradise, Giovani Recupero Back row L-R Brian Soye, Steve Siepka, Bobby Mui, Brett Hancock Mark Trochio, Frank Moniz, Paul Buckley, Mr. Garnick Billy Kjersgard - captain ■ 1 ll W ' - ' M Ve A I ' W f , Front row L-R Donna Whatley, Suet Mui, Lisa Zollo, Pam Patty, Donna Lear, Lisa Fantasia, Terry Richards Back row L-R Jane Richardson, Drenda Carroll, Robin Collette, Darien Tedesco, Ann Delyani Chelsea 41 Arlington 16 Chelsea 45 Peabody 15 Chelsea 35 Malden 21 Chelsea 34 Somerville 21 Chelsea 45 Medford 15 Chelsea 45 Everett 15 Chelsea 45 Revere 15 Chelsea 45 Haverhill 17 CROSS COUNTRY 115 The 1979 Cross Country Team worked hard in what could be called “A Building Year.” Chelsea, for the first time ever, fielded both a boy’s and a girl’s team in G.B.L. competition. The season was a success not in terms of wins and losses, but in terms of spirit, to¬ getherness, pride, and sportsmanship. Captained by Drenda Carroll and Bill Kjersgard, both teams can be proud of their accomplishments. -A BASKETBALL Front, 1-r: Carlos Vasquez, George Doyle, Steve Zaluski, Dave Batchelor, Ruben Vasquez, Dennis Antle, Eli Acevedo Back, 1-r: Coach Jack Niven, Mike Feldman, Larry Elgart, Craig Walker, Darrell Frazier, Dave Rudolph, Andy Gladyszak Chelsea 63 , Haverhill 50 Chelsea 72 Malden Chelsea 35 Chelsea 57 Chelsea 62 Everett Chelsea 54 Arlington Chelsea 62 Medford Thelsea 64 Revere 53 Chelsea 51 Haverhill 34 Chelsea 49 Somerville 52 Chelsea k 47 Peabody Chelsea 66 Everett Chelsea 37 Lin-Su bifry Chelsea 68 Arlingtc Chelsea 54 Medford Chelsea 59 Revere Quarter Finals Division II State Tournament Chelsea 56 Wakefield 68 The basketball team had another successful season, again qualifying for post-season tournament play. Congratula¬ tions on a great year. 119 First row: Drenda Carroll, Nicole Hancock Second row: Carla Cox, Patty Harkins, Terry Richards Back row: Ms. Pike (Coach), Cheryl Chiaradonna, Tammy Moore, Lisa Fantasia, Lea Steriti Chelsea 33 Revere 39 Chelsea 25 Haverhill 55 g| ... . Chelsea 24 Malden 43 Jm Chelsea 27 Somerville 42 Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea 30 39 28 Medford N’East Voke Peabody 65 41 75 Chelsea 25 Everett 49 jjfel Chelsea 16 Arlington 54 Chelsea 22 Medford 52 Chelsea 19 Revere 40 Chelsea 28 Haverhill 52 Chelsea 24 Malden 53 Chelsea 18 Everett 33 Chelsea 28 Peabody 64 Chelsea 28 Arlington 36 WHAT’S UP Although the girl’s basketball team did not win a great number of games, the hustle, determination, and spirit displayed by the girls made this a most successful season. The girls always provided their fans with a lot of excitement and were always a treat to watch. 122 HOCKEY Front - Bob Carolan, Mark Moschella, John Valentine, Scott Moschella, Bob Kermelewicz, Brian Moschella, Tony DiRienzo, Jay Mason, Back - Bob White (asst, coach), Alan Washington (Manager), Glenn Smith, Tom Mahan, Jim Tucker, John Glennon, Scott Nowicki, Brian Kyes, Rick Tarmicki, Chuck Hanegan, Joe Capistran, Bob Bearse, Mike Sullivan (Coach) Chelsea 1 Peabody 6 Chelsea 0 Everett 9 Chelsea 4 Som-Trade 2 Chelsea 2 Haverhill 7 Chelsea 2 Somerville 5 Chelsea 1 Nerlin N.H. 6 Chelsea 5 Gardner N.H. 3 Chelsea 2 Revere 3 Chelsea 0 Arlington 9 Chelsea 1 Peabody 6 Chelsea 2 Everett 6 Chelsea 1 Haverhill 9 Chelsea 5 Somerville 10 Chelsea 0 Medford 2 Chelsea 4 Malden 8 Chelsea 2 Revere 8 Chelsea 0 Malden 12 Chelsea 2 Medford 8 Chelsea 2 Somerville 9 Chelsea 0 Revere 10 Chelsea 2 Malden 5 Chelsea 2 Arlington 3 Chelsea 2 Medford 7 Jlliar Success is not always de¬ termined in terms of wins and losses. Success is often measured in intangibles. A case in point was this year’s hockey team. The success of their season did not come from the number of victories but from the spirit, hustle, pride, and dogged perserverence dis¬ played by the players. INDOOR TRACK First row, 1-r: Coach Barry Dwyer, Steve Benton, Robert Pedi, Vincent Montesano, Bill Kjersgard, Bret Hancock, Frank Collins Second, 1-r: Suet Mui, Bob Mui, Scott Leonard, David Jeglinski, Keven Blair, Billy Gould, Paul Buckley, Charles Hein Third, 1-r: Mark Trocchio, Darlene Tedesco, Jackie Knapp, Rich Newberry, Gary Grillo, Fred Capelle, Paul Blair, Robert Velastegui Chelsea 10 Revere 76 Chelsea 5 Malden 81 Chelsea 19 Peabody 62 Chelsea 6 Haverhill 80 Chelsea 23 Medford 64 Chelsea 26 Somerville 61 Chelsea 30 Arlington 56 Chelsea 18 Everett 68 ' The Indoor Track Team, led by co-captains Bill Kjers¬ gard, Vinny Montesano, and Bob Pedi was a group of hustling, scrapping individuals. Although they lacked wins, there was no lack of pride. Wmmk BASEBALL Front 1-r: Steve Zaluski, Butch Finnegan, Bob Mugford, David Batchelor Mike Karas, Bill Pedi. Back 1-f: Rich Maronski, Joe Mullaney, Jack.e Waite, Kevin Murray, Joe Resca, David Cooksey, George Doyle, Frank Zecha 128 Chelsea 0 Swampscott 3 Chelsea 4 Swampscott 7 Chelsea 3 Revere 12 Chelsea 6 Somerville 8 Chelsea 0 Don Bosco 5 Chelsea 12 Haverhill 13 Chelsea 6 Medford 10 Chelsea 4 Arlington 13 Chelsea 2 Peabody 3 Chelsea 0 Everett 10 Chelsea 1 Malden 2 Chelsea 2 Revere 5 7 Chelsea 3 Somerville 15 Chelsea 0 Haverhill 10 Chelsea 0 Medford 3 Chelsea 5 Arlington 8 Chelsea 4 Peabody 5 Chelsea 1 Everett 8 Chelsea 6 Malden 14 Chelsea 0 Don Bosco 8 129 With the blossoming of the buds comes the booming of the bats and the pounding of the leather. It’s the baseball season. Hoping to blossom like buds of spring, this year’s Red Devil Nine never quite attained full fruition. Although often overmatched, they never lost their desre and hustle and game after game played with the pride we have come to expect from Chelsea athletes. I ! 130 Front, 1-r: Jean Me Clean, Jane Sullivan, Terry Richards, Lea Steriti, Jodie Glennon, Ann Lombard. Back, 1-r: Coach Lori Bradley, Ann Delyani, Linda Lush, Caroline Tibbets, Maria Constantino, Audrey De Patto. 131 Chelsea 5 Chelsea 13 Chelsea 6 Chelsea 1 Chelsea 5 Chelsea 7 Chelsea 3 Chelsea 2 Chelsea 7 Chelsea 8 Chelsea 3 Chelsea 3 Chelsea 3 Peabody 11 Malden 11 Revere 8 Medford 2 Haverhill 14 Arlington 28 Everett 7 Peabody 4 Malden 11 Revere 14 Haverhill 20 Arlington 15 Somerville 13 132 i . . c • v u y •„. ;. r i � jJ ' � .,, ■ ' ' - - : ' - •- . I,.. ...iKimr «r The girl’s softball team, comprised mainly of underclass¬ men, has given its fans much reason for optimism. The knowledge and experience gained this year will certainly be a plus with most of the team members returning next j year. 133 r SPRING TRACK Front, 1-r: Robert Bearse, Frank Collins, Bob Mui, Fred Capell, Robert Valastegui,. Back, 1-r: Coach Anthony Bavarro, William Kjersgard, Jim Tucker, Bret Hancock, Gary Grillo, Bill Ash, Glenn Smith. 134 ! Chelsea 18 Peabody Arlington Chelsea 34 Chelsea 35 Everett Chelsea 42 Medford Chelsea 45 Somerville Chelsea 47 Revere 135 GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACK aaa piijpin . kV r-f-i HHH Front 1-4: Janice Richardson, Donna Lea, Suet Mui, Barbara Doherty, Lisa Zullo, Kelly Cooper, Audrey Sienko, Terry Luzzarro, Lynn Hancock, Laura Hancock, Nicole Hancock, Margaret Robinson, Denise Tedesco, Coach Bob Fee, Brenda Bartlett, Drenda Carroll, Tricia Gymziak, Renee Tyrnel, Jackie Finnegan - Chelsea - 14 Peabody - 64 Chelsea - 26 Everett - 92 Chelsea - 10 Arlington - 108 Chelsea - 8 Haverhill - 110 Chelsea - 17 Somerville - 100 Chelsea - 24 Medford - 91 Chelsea - 62 Malden - 56 136 The girl’s track team, under the tutelage of first year coach Bob Fee, is showing signs of improvement in their still young history of competition. With a young squad this year, Chelsea can look for¬ ward to a more experienced and more successful team next year. 138 139 CHELSEA’S ATHLETES SHOWING . . . 140 ACTIVITIES Once we were standing still in time, chasing the fantasies that deepen our mind, you knew how I loved you but your spirit was free, laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. SENIOR PROM GOOD TIMES NEVER FELT SO GOOD! 145 • 146 Now looking back at all we passed, we let so many things just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see, how soon the answers to those questions can be. 147 Senior dress up day has been one of the more creative days for Chelsea High Seniors. The senior class parades around the school in costumes varying from an Easy-Wider Pack to a simple bumblebee. It was difficult to choose the winners, since everyone looked so good. The winners were Lisa Carter, dressed as Wonder Woman, and Rico Venturelli, dressed as Frankenstein, the walking horror. DAY r STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY ! MAYOR - Robert Mugford ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Susan Richards (President) ALDERMAN AT LARGE - David Batchelor ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Louise Casey ALDERMAN AT LARGE - Cheryl Healey ALDERMAN WARD 1 - Lynne Howard ALDERMAN WARD 2 - Maureen Mullaney ALDERMAN WARD 3 - Allison Bonita ALDERMAN WARD 4 - Peter Trainito ALDERMAN WARD 5 - Jane Zaremba SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL COMMITTEE - Jackie Bevere (Chairperson) COMMITTEE - Terri Bednarek COMMITTEE - Jorge Diaz COMMITTEE - Paula Hansbury COMMITTEE - Peter Kwong COMMITTEE - Jacqui Robinson COMMITTEE - Joan Way Mayor’s Executive Secretary - William Kjersgard Clerk of Committees - Lisa Jarvis Secretary to the Board of Aldermen Mary Ellen Capistran City Clerk - Lisa Carter Assistant City Clerk - Josephine Ippoiito City Treasurer - Karen Zakrzewski City Auditor - Donna Arsenault City Engineer - Ira Cutler City Electrician - Felicia Lombardozzi Sealer of Weights and Measures • Denise Mickiewicz Superintendent of Parks - Julie biGirolamo Sanitary Inspector - Josephine Izzo Public Health Nurse - Nancy Higgins Public Health Agent ■ Eric Frank Inspector of Buildings - Laurie Ostler m f v pp MKi . ■ •, . ■ w ISiSiS ' I M ' I. y ■ H IIP ■ ■ Sf a JZ Bi a m V - Mil for putting Government In past years mr. Student Government Day tjpijSi enjoyable days of the senior For his hard work and dedicat? their warmest thanks. The Class also extends its gratitude to the local politici.i-A and the Elks Lodge for contributing to the enjoyable tl.iv. one oi ttie more ► S r A ALMOST ANYTHING GOES ALMOST ANYTHING WENT 158 SENIOR CLASS DAY 159 161 SLAVE AUCTION SLAVE DAY 162 CARNATION DAY Ik yl ! .--G mm ' DO YOU KNOW . . . 164 WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO . . . 165 WHERE ARE YOU . . . 166 167 DO YOU KNOW? 168 I m Education has for its object the formation of character. Herbert Spencer Let early education be a sort of early amusement; you will then be better able to find out the natural bent. H ■ Plato Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man’s training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. Thomas Huxley 169 LaBerge Family Zuravel Family Rita, Steve Jimmy Pinksten Richie, Gloria Anthony Saggese Margaret Gates Panarello Scott Family - Malden Marie Marjorie Russo Todd Stacey Libman PARK ST. GROCERY Edward Trainor Palama’s Rest. Hatzopoulos’ Family Barry Blum Jack Siegal Veronica M. Trainor Terri, May happiness follow you all of your life Mr. Mrs. Richard Bednarek Family Mr. Richard Webber Mr. David J. Leray Mr. Mrs. John Thomaszewski Family Mr. Mrs. George Diamond Family Mr. Mrs. Ronald Bednarek Family To a great class, best of luck, Dominic LaMarra Good Luck Class of 1980 Mrs Joanne Joanne Wheeler 80’s the best - But Sophmores do it with class • Cathy Coviello Good Luck Class of 79-80 Father Sheean Richard Lombardozzi Family Mr. Mrs. Chester Pawlak Jim Mullaly Robert Michaelson Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Finklestein Mr. Mrs. Walter Walata Jimmy Manzo George Giordano Mr. Mrs. Bob Hudson . Family Rocco Lombardozzi Family Good Luck to the Voke Park Graduates from Lisa A. Kenny Ma Dad Ippolito Sal Florence Demetrio Cheryl -n- Artie Paul -n- Josephine Good Luck Class of 80 - Mary Raimo Charlene Johnny Mr. Mrs. George Forman PATRONS Eddie B. Elaine M. Alison Steve Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home Penney Family Good Luck Tootsie Peggy Dougie Bilton Duffy 1 Good Luck to Kim Billy The Pires Family Good Luck to Cheryl P. from Mary MacKey Mr. Mrs. John McCarthy Sr. Mr. Mrs. Wlnthrop Lewis Ronnie Patty Lewis Paul Krissy Crescent Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Michael Lewis To my son Ken Topping: No matter what your choice In life may be, I wish you most of all happiness, for that is what you have given me. I love you. Mom To David Morochnick: You will always be in my thoughts. May all your dreams and wishes come true, for no one deserves them more than you. Love, Sandy Dawn Eddie Cheryl Derek Alice Scott School Committeeman Chubby Tiro Family Mr. Mrs. Boveri CELTICS - Section 29 Ed El, Gus, Ed W. Mr. Mrs. Ronald M. Hansen Good Luck to the Class of 1980 of CHS - Pedro Agostini To the Class of 1980 - Good Luck Roselyn To the Class of 1980 • Good Luck Razors Edge To the Class of 1980 Good Luck your Navy Recruiter Ole Larson Give it all you got from the Chelsea Vibrators Compliments of A D Provisions Compliments of Arthur and Ann Dunn Best of luck from Family Hobby Best of luck from Tag way Shoes Beat Wishes from the Dube Family Best Wishes from Lydea and Jow Tabagna Good luck to the class of 1980 from Serge Lava Party always, party high, party harty, do it till you die The Norseman Peter Wong Samuel Siegel Nick Zuck Jeffiner Edmark Marilyn E. Glover The Klosiewicz Family Simon North L. C. B. Malinowski Lorraine Howard Mr. Rtz and Peanut Bill Linda Bright Corinne Hansbury Paula Paul Marla Todd Good Luck, Miss Shrago Skip Ann Buckley Good Luck to the Class of 80 Love Cathy Tommy The best is yet to be - L. Albano Mr. Lopez William R. 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