Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1981 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library 1 Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives. This is Chelsea High School, and these are the days of our lives. 2 3 WHO SHOT J.R.?! 4 5 HE ■ sm. Si. Wmt i 12 14 SH . r 16 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Vincent McGee Superintendent Dr. Herbert A. Drew Assistant Superintendent Mary Sullivan Administrative Assistant 20 To the Class of ’81: Congratulations! We welcome you to the ranks of a long and distinguished list of Chelsea High School graduates. You are now part of both the history of Chelsea High School and its future. Chelsea High School is a better place because of what you contributed during your days as students. It is now time for you to make your contribution to the larger world. We wish you well. William L. Paolino, Ed.D., Headmaster J. Frank Herlihy, Master Joseph Mauro, Junior Master Joseph Mauro, Junior Master William L. Paolino, Ed. D., Headmaster J. Frank Herlihy, Master 21 Allen, Daniel English Aronis, Theodore Electronics Bagdis, Linda Special Education Barooshian, George Business Block, Rhonda Permanent Substitute Bloom, Lawrence Social Studies Benea, Judith Business � Breen, Linda Bilingual Bruni, Stephen Science Brown, Myles Guidance Boveri, Sherrill English Cantor, Carol English Buckley, Robert English Cardarelli, Anthony Guidance Cheffi, Paul Science Castello,Susan Mathematics Connolly, Edward Drivers Education Cherry, Gilbert Social Studies Cort, Harriet Health Occupation v-L Corwin, Beverly Physical Education Danon, Marilyn Language Davis, Karen Printing DcPatto, Louis Science DiMarino, Bonnie Social Studies Duval, Thomas Power Mechanics Factor, Janice Social Studies Fairbanks, MaryAnn Special Education Faulstich, Robert Bilingual Feinberg, Richard Social Studies Feinberg, Stuart English Fogel, Phyllis Business Flaherty, Michael Wood Working Goodman, Barbara Special Education Frangules, Sandra Business Gagnon, Jacqueline English §| Goyetche, Richard Woodwork Glover, Marilyn Language Garnick, Abraham Physical Education Greenglass, Sheldon Social Studies Guerriero, Mary Language Hunt, James Electricity Kagan, Joseph Art Karp, Michael English, Department Head Landy, Eileen Science Lesiczka, Paula Special Education Locke, Herbert English Lopez, Filiberto Language Mahoney, Francis Mathematics Mahoney, Thomas Mathematics Manning, John Business Manning, Patrick Printing McElroy, Gene Mechanical Drawing Moran, Joseph Guidance, Department Head Nazzaro, Phyllis Special Education Pearlman, Maurice Science, Department Head Perez, Joseph Science Nechtem, Saul Athletic, Director O’Donnell, James Social Studies, Department Head Pike, Connie Raimo, Mary Physical Education Max-Ed. Occupational Ed, Department Head I Renzi, Paul English i • f i t I B j Romano, Emi ly Mathematics Ross, Max English Ruby, Lorraine Art Sahagian, Edward Mathematics Sandberg, Alice Mathematics, Department Head Schwartz, Bernard English Ruggelo-O’Brien, Maria Home Education Schwartz, Irving Shore, Carol Guidance Business Shrago, Pamela Librarian Slater, Joseph Science Smith, George Title I Stein, Michael Physical Education Soaper, Val Jean Health Occupations Steriti, Peter Guidance Stafford, James Guidance Sullivan, Ernest Social Studies Stawicki, Alfred Business Sullivan, Joseph Social Studies Teal, Walter Music - g chart ™ Sullivan, Michael Permanent Substitute Toney, Bradley Guidance Traniello, Anthony Guidance Weinstein, Edwin Business Voke, Patricia Title 1 Zayas-Little, Aurora Bilingual Welch, John Social Studies Innes, Georgiana Nurse Carangelo, Brigette Special Education Aide Murphy, Kenneth Library Aide Wentworth, Galen Music Aide Kanovitz, Steven Bilingual Vocational Counselor SECRETARIES Jean Arsenanlt Genevieve Piontek Without our secretaries, where would we be? No bulletin! No Absentee list! No organization! An ex¬ cellent job being done by an excellent group of people. Maureen Lynn 31 Home, Home on the range Where the teachers and students all meet Where seldom is heard a discouraging word About the food we all eat. 32 33 34 ALL MY GOBBLINS All My Gobblins Have One . Fright To Give On Halloween Night. 38 A CHALLENGE CUP The Challenge Cup team, which is in its third year of existence, has now become a club activity for a small group of seniors and ju¬ niors. The club meets often during competi¬ tions reviewing vast amounts of trivial and not so trivial material. Do you smell some¬ thing burning? This years competing mem¬ bers include: Matilda Andrade, Robert Mar- gossian, Wayne McGill, Brad Promisel, and Scott Winer. Non-com¬ peting members of the club include: Nancy Le¬ vine, Donna Lea, and Veronica Richards. BATTLE OF THE BRAINS LOOKING TO EACH OTHER FOR HELP?? 41 The Dinner Dance Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow! (m tmm j mmm W- CkStfgi LATIN CLUB Front Row 1-r: Jean McLean, Vice-President; Fl orence Cronin; Matilda Andrade, Secretary; Monica Velastegui, Publicity Chairman; Jean Marie Noel; Back Row: Miss Glover, Advisor; Marianne Miller; Christine Tilley, President; Roberto Velastequi; Robert Herman, Treasurer; Cynthia Brady Missing: Nanette Rennie, Scott Clarke, Stanley Nemerosky, Jeffrey Sorkin ! PHOTOGRAPHY 45 Assembling a Yearbook is no easy matter. It requires a lot of thought, a lot of time, and a lot of effort. The 1981 Beacon Staff did, indeed, provide the thought, time, and effort that resulted in this book. Although, it was a grueling job, the staff members worked re¬ lentlessly, and they even managed to enjoy them¬ selves at times. Though the staff could not agree on many things, they were all in accord that the job accomplished was an experience. Sitting, L-R: Joanne Pitts, Robin Bellomo, Nancy Burke, and Renne Belanger. Middle, L-R: Lisa Fantasia, Marla Vigoda, Drenda Carroll, Heidi Oliveri, Patricia Mulkern, and Linda Nuzzo. Back, L-R: Wayne McGill, Lisa Forman, Shc l Mason, and Ricardo Ferrer. I J e Ep WlM The CHS German Club formed in Septem¬ ber to foster interest in the German lan¬ guage, its culture and its people. Although the club was not sanctioned by the adminis¬ tration, its officers and members generously donated their time to several meetings and an evening outing to an Oktoberfest celebra¬ tion at Lincoln-Sudbury High School. The club has also enjoyed the generosity of the German Consulate in Boston for the fine films on Germany which were loaned free-of- charge. The club also sports its insignia on an authentic flag of the West German Re¬ public. The Consulate has also finished the club with a dozen multi-colored posters of the Germ an landscape. The German Club will cap the year with a final outing to a German restaurant in the Boston area to sample German cuisine. Front, L-R: John Valentine, President; Nancy Levine, Vice President; Back, L-R: Mr. Paul Renzi, Advisor; James Glennon, Mai Bruce, Joe Capistran, Robert Benson; missing from the photo is Melissa Cosmoupolis. GERMAN CLUB 48 TWIRLERS From left to right: Co Capt. Paulette Connors, Juliann Connors, Johanna McCarthy, Nanette Rennie, i.Lisa Dente, Melisa Cosmopoulos, and Co. Capt. Marla Vigoda. 49 Kneeling Nancy Macomber, Karen Montefusco, Kathy Veator, Tricia Gymziak, Kelly Sullivan, Lisa Hatch. 2nd row- Diane Tomaszewski, Karen Saggese, Yola Lada, Debbie Daly, Lynne Carbone, Shannon Buckley, Jolene Bevere, Audrey DePatto, Nancy Zaremba. THE SOUNDS OF “81 ” FLAG SQUAD L-R Co-Capt. Ramona Burkley, Natalie Bartholemew, Kelly Cooper, Jane Dauwer, Kim Stevens, Phylis Scalia, Kelly Stevens, Marguarite Baronas, Lisa Velluto, Donna Morton, Oswaldina Gomes, Karen Shanahan, Janice Botticelli, Co-Capt. Lisa Brace. THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH au STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the entire student body. The elect¬ ed members of the council work with the administration, faculty, Parent Teachers As¬ sociation, and the School Committee on var¬ ious school and community activities. The Student Council also functions as the main source of spirit promotion within Chel¬ sea High. Throughout the year we have sponsored many dances, such as the Thanksgiving Home Coming Dance and the Valentine Day Dance along with many sports rallies. To end a successful year the Student Council plans a roller skating even¬ ing and a Parent-Student dance. DEVIL’S DELIVERY Wake up all you sleeping beauties of CHS — It’s Marla and Glen with today’s Devil’s Delivery! As always we are here to inform the student body of past, present and future happenings. If you’ve lis¬ tened carefully (which we know you have) you would have found that the daily announcements were “al¬ most” perfect. We’d like to wish the Class of “81” the very best of luck. This is Marla and Glen signing off! 54 M ET|| .ffwl Er vr mmm 55 Mg®WSS | THE CLASS THAT WORKS TOGETHER BATHES TOGETHER 56 A BUNCH OF SQUARES DANCING? i NATIONAL HONOR The Chelsea High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is an active group of over thirty five students. Election to the organization is based on high standards of scholarship, service, leadership and character. The installation of officers and induction of new members was held in December with a buffet dinner attended by students, parents, and the School Committee. Soon after the annual Secret Santa and Toy Drive began. In the Spring the society sponsored a basketball game and the annual Blood Drive in conjunction with the Massachusetts General Hospital. All profits from the activities go to the Honor Society Scholarship Fund. 58 SOCIETY Sitting, L-R: Kathy Vcator, Senior Vice President; Lisa Fantasia, President. Standing, L-R: Lynne Carbone, secretary; Janet Luciano, Junior Vice President; Marilyn Danon, adviser; and Drenda Carroll, Treasurer. The Chelsea High School Guidance Department arranged a “College and Career School Night” held in the John F. Ridge Memorial Auditorium. Admission Counselors from over sixty (60) schools were present to answer questions concerning ap¬ plication and admission policies, major fields of study being offered, and most importantly, finan¬ cial aid and work study programs available at their respective schools. This affords all concerned an opportunity to talk directly with the College and Career School Re¬ presentatives and hear their offerings first hand. : Ahdmoc. THERE IS NO DILLY¬ DALLYING WHEN THE DEVILS ARE REALLY RALLYING Members of the CHS football team were treated to a dinner by Representative Voke; Front row, 1-r: Billy Gould, Bobby Carolyn, Greg DePatto, Castro Sabet Tony DiRienzo; 2nd row, 1-r: Richard Maronski, Scott Leonard, Glen Smith, Representative Voke, Nicholas Constantino,; 3rd row, 1-r: John McLaughlin, Paul Driscoll, Dennis Antle, Coach Fee, Kerry Cole, Allan Washington, Keith Barry and Dave Woods. Football For A Fee! 65 Arlington 16 Malden 34 Medford 28 Revere 20 Somerville 26 Peabody 42 Boston Latin 19 Boston Tech 6 Acton Boxboro 38 Everett 26 66 Our season started on a good note with captains’ practices, and then we went on to football camp. The team worked hard and came out shining as we downed our first opponents in a pre-season game. Unfortunately, when the season came around, we had lost many of our big players to injuries. As the season progressed, the team grew smaller. A high morale was kept despite our losses. It seemed very difficult to push ourselves on and on and still lose. Even though things seemed dismal at times, our team never gave up and worked twice as hard to keep its composure and pride. We all knew we had one last chance to turn our season around by defeating the Thanksgiving rival. We weren’t going to let this chance slip by. The team pulled together and worked like it never had before, despite the snowy conditions. It all paid off as we came from behind to down Everett in an unforgettable game, 34-26. 67 The 1980 Cross Country teams, both boys and girls, were greatly improved squads. They placed in the first five in almost every meet. Their times were competi¬ tive and in most cases a second or two off the winning time. The boys were captained by William Paradis and David Jeglinski, while the girls captain was Drenda Carroll. First Row, Left to Right. Joseph Condon, Tat Mui, William Paradis, David Jeglinski, Fred Capelle, John Fantasia. Top Row, left to right. Frank Zecha, Johnathan Owens, Mark Trocchio, Frank Moniz, Kevin Murray, Robert Benson, Miquel Torro, Mr. Garnick. C.H.S. VS Arlington 37-19 C.H.S. VS Medford 50-15 C.H.S. VS Everett 45-15 C.H.S. VS Somerville 34-21 C.H.S. VS Revere 50-15 C.H.S. VS Peabody 48-15 C.H.S. VS Malden 28-27 § lj f j i 1 w 1 : 1 1 ' • Distance running is a love af¬ fair. You have to love it to endure it. Ask any of your local track addicts. Cross Country runners are seldom seen unless of course, you are looking along the practice run on Washington Ave. Any day during the season you can see their black and red suits go pounding and sweat¬ ing by. To finish first may be a team dream but all can devel¬ op strength and stamina and improve their personal time as the rest of the team cheers them on. First Row, Left to Right. Sandy Bright, Lora Hancock, Drenda Carroll, and Lisa Zullo. Top Row, Left to Right. Nicole Hancock, Cheryl Hiscock, Robin Collette, Janice Richardson, and Lynn Hancock. 5 1 , Xe ' 4 V S airf MPgik. |g£ 3: wraagsiaM« l ' ,4 ' • £ ' 0 W , BBBBP v ' .$■- fcjft —. ,S’ .... $ f S ' I ’ s v . ...t? “ ‘ ■ • : 1 •:■■ ' | 0F )• ft. : • ■ • 1 1 51 a , jSuk, , C.H.S. VS Arlington 35-20 c.h:s. C.H.S. VS VS Medford Everett 35-20 35-20 m- :-Pi i C.H.S. VS Revere 32-23 I i , iijf i I ' ■- C.H.S. VS Peabody 45-18 C.H.S. VS Malden 23-43 ww : G.B.L. CHAMPS Standing L-R: Coach Jack Niven, Andrew Gladyszak, Mike Feldman, Jeff Hagan, Captain Craig Walker, Dave Rudolph, Asst. Coach Edmund Griffin. Kneeling L-R: Rich Maronski, Mark Thompson, George Doyle, Dennis Antle, Carlos Vasquez, Joe Mullaney. Chelsea 85 Peabody 65 Chelsea 59 Lin. Sud. 47 Chelsea 55 Newton So. 50 Chelsea 53 Wayland 88 Chelsea 69 Lynnfield 50 Chelsea 64 Revere 49 Chelsea 59 Arlington 50 Chelsea 67 Somerville 58 Chelsea 53 Everett 55 Chelsea 74 Medford 63 Chelsea 48 Malden 36 Chelsea 73 Peabody 61 Chelsea 62 Revere 49 Chelsea 78 Arlington 54 Chelsea 66 Line. Sud. 53 Chelsea 67 Somerville 60 Chelsea 61 Everett 55 Chelsea 62 Medford 37 Chelsea 88 Newton So. 77 Chelsea 76 Malden 50 73 This year the CHS Boys Basketball team brought great pride to Chelsea High and to the people of our city. We would like to congratulate them on their fine efforts in winning the GBL title. We especially want to congratulate Craig Walker who has been one of the greatest players ever to play for CHS. In 1981 he led the team to its first ever GBL Title, broke the city’s scoring record, and led the state in game point average. We will all remember February 20, 1981, the day the Super¬ star’s number, “21”, was retired. This and the winning of the title have made this year a most unforgettable one. 74 C.H.S. DEVILETTES Standing L-R Coach Stuart Feinberg, Janis Richardson, Ann Delyani, Stacy Sullivan, Ann Lombard. Kneeling L-R Jean McLean, Terry Richards, Carla Cox, Co. Capt. Jodie Glennon, Co Capt. Drenda Carroll, Nicole Hancock, Lisa Fantasia. 75 Chelsea 20 Peabody 61 Chelsea 38 N’East Reg. 35 ' Chelsea 29 Revere 38 Chelsea 31 Arlington 28 Chelsea 24 Somerville 37 Chelsea 26 Everett 44 Chelsea 37 Medford 58 Chelsea 28 Malden 49 Chelsea 21 Peabody 68 Chelsea 38 Revere 41 Chelsea 39 Arlington 44 Chelsea 26 Medford 35 Chelsea 42 N’East Reg. 35 Chelsea 40 Somerville 56 Chelsea 46 Everett 35 Chelsea 46 Malden 32 76 “Although this year was not a win¬ ning season for us, the team im¬ proved dramatically. We played well as a team with our new coach, Mr. Stuart Feinberg. Because of the team spirit, determination and vast improvement, I am sure the years to come will be prosperous.” Co. Capts. Jodie Glennon and Drenda Carroll 77 DEVILS ON ICE Back, L-R: Coach John Zimini, Robert Brooks, Joe Arsenault, Joe Capistran, Bob Carolan, Richard Cippollone, John Glennon, Thomas Mahan, Kevin Kyes, Brian Kyes, Chuck Hanegan, Mike Keefe, Scott Nowicki, Asst. Coach Kevin Morris. Front, L-R; Richard Trimarchi, Malcolm Bruce, Tony DiRienzo, Co-Capt. Glen Smith, Co Capt. Scott Moschella, John Valentine, Bryan Moschella, Dennis Bankus. Chelsea 6 Somerville Trade Chelsea 0 Medford Chelsea 6 Mario Umana Chelsea 1 Peabody Chelsea 3 Arlington Chelsea 7 Jamaica Plain Chelsea 5 Everett Chelsea 1 Revere Chelsea 2 Somerville Chelsea 3 Malden Chelsea 3 Medford Chelsea 3 Peabody Chelsea 3 Arlington Chelsea 2 Everett Chelsea 5 Revere Chelsea Somerville Chelsea Malden Chelsea Peabody Chelsea Malden Chelsea Revere Chelsea Somerville Trade Chelsea Arlington 8 1 9 2 6 5 6 11 7 4 7 CO LO CM O The C.H.S. Hockey Team in “81” has seen a great improvement from the past years. This year’s hockey team had great spirit and worked very hard. The record didn’t show how much we improved, but the team was in every game we played. We had lots of fun during the season and never once gave up during a game because this team had SPIRIT. Co-Capt. Glen Smith 80 1 ' wk , jl 3k ok Indoor Track Team First row, 1-r: Frank Zecha, Capt. William Ash, Capt. Dave Jeglinski, Capt. Brett Han¬ cock, and Dave Wood; 2nd row, 1-r: Asst. Coach Barry Dwyer, Steve Rodriquez, Fred Ruiz, Bobby Mui, Jesus Rodriquez, Jamie Glennon, and Head Coach Anthony Bavaro; 3rd row, 1-r: Lynn Hancock, Roberto Rodri¬ quez, Gilberto Torres, Fred Capelle, Gerard Owens, and Luis Bonez. I Chelsea 19 Peabody 67 Chelsea 21 Revere 65 Chelsea 32 Arlington 54 Chelsea 18 Everett 69 Chelsea 42 Somerville 44 Chelsea 23 Medford 63 Under the leadership of Coach Bavaro, the team, though unsuccessful, made a combined effort to bring home a victory at each meet. The team, however, was usually outmanned and members had to participate in several different events. They never complained and always gave it their best job. ■ ' ■ ; ' ' We, the class of 1981, have been most fortu¬ nate to have as our class advisor a man of charm, patience, dedication, and perserver- ance. Due to his unselfish efforts, we have been transformed from a confused and gan¬ gly group of freshmen to a spirited and uni¬ fied group of seniors. Always there with a smile or a joke, a much needed piece of advice, or just an open ear, he has never been too, busy to talk to us. Mr. Cardarelli’s everlasting sense of humor has especially made these last four years unforgettable. We, the Class of 81, would like to thank you, Mr. Cardarelli, for all that you have done for us. Without you we could have never made it. Thank You. MR. ANTHONY CARDARELLI Lisa Abramofsky Lisa Abe 9 22 62 13 Guam Road AMBITION: To leave C.H.S. To get through life as best I can. ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. T. Team, matching, Getting to class before the bell, meeting at the delivery door, talking, telling jokes I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kenny P. Jr. Prom, High Alley, my fight with M.J., Good Fri. nights, the drive-in on w. lightening, the Who, Zofo, Long Live Rock, Square danc¬ ing, Cobb, A.H., D.B., N.R., J.I., F.I., D.H., D.C., P.G., all my friends from H.R. since 7th grade, Grub Club, Dobbs going face first, P.M. A.S. all my friends, A.F.W.W.I.A.F.L, P.F.O.A., W.P.O.D., Voke Park, Gallo;s Gnakamali, H.R. 101 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Deten¬ tion, History, A dry city, Revere coming to existence, Jocks Jockettes, Getting caught, P.C., 6-20-80, getting kicked out of the house, bad times, snobby people, miss¬ ing the black Blue Concert The Who, “DISCO” Angel Anaya 176 Chestnut ST. Dennis R. Antle Jr. (Adrian) March 2, 1963 77 Library Street AMBITION: Continue School, live success¬ fully and happily ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Student Council I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Docks, WFFW, The W’s, Class of 81, TOC, Elroy, parties, Fee, Naval Hosp., 50’s Dance, Jr. Prom, KS, J’s, Girls, Ignorance, HO, 82 yds., beach, PTI, Football, Hoop, The Great Times, My Friends, 24 BEATING EVERETT 34-26. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Zareh’s car after Studio 4, Punts, Backstabbers, long prac¬ tices, injuries, death of Elroy, enemies, BAD TIMES, dumpers, G.T.G.’s William Ash BUI 8-8-63 43 Cottage St AMBITION: To have a long successful ca¬ reer with the Federal Government ACTIVITIES: Outdoor and Indoor Track, Honor Society I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Track, Coach Bavaro, Coach Dwyer, Chemistry, Mr. Pearlman, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Tiro, Square Dancing, Yankee Power, Triple Jump, The Hurdles, Room 101 Mr. Mahoney, MM 222, The Gardens I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Spanish I and II, Freshmen English, Algebra II, Sprints, The Stairs, JM John Albano Alby November 26, 1963 11 Springvale Ave. AMBITION: To travel and enjoy life I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 12-3-78, Pratt¬ ville, Voke Park, K.T., 7-2-80 Junior JW, RT, MS, JM, TC, BK, KK, The tree, Junior Year, Jim’s house, BW, Miss G., Miss Gag¬ non, Diamondhead, The Grey Ghost, Wiz¬ ard, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Bad Times Matilda Andrade Mat February 9, 1963 52 Grove St. AMBITION: To become a journalist ACTIVITIES: Latin Club, Science Club, Stu¬ dent Tutorial Program, Challenge Cup I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Mahoney singing Waltzing Matilda in homeroom, and all my friends and how they made going to school a lot more bearable. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I forget too much already! Grisel Arma July 3, 1963 14 Parker St. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in whatever I do I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: John, 5 29 79, CHS, Hr 101, ES, LL, all my friends, weekends, skipping school, Mr. Lo¬ pez, 2:10, Sr. yr. i’LL TRY TO FORGET: My mistakes, Jr. Prom night, Geometry, bad days, G ennet, homework, etc . . . Denise Bankus Winki, Banqui, Spanki 2-20-63 59 Central Ave AMBITION: To make people I like happy, To be successful in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Glen, 6-13-80, 7-19-80, Cupid, He’s so shy, Loosing my flowers at our Jr. Prom, Main office, Histo¬ ry, Hm, Rm. 101. special jocks, blizzard of 78, Voke Park, Cruising in Revere, A Hal¬ loween party, A Viper Concert, drive-in’s with Glen, Hi times, Oct. night at B sister in law AS MRC, Class of 81, listening to LA’s jokes, being with cobb, my baby, KELLy’s Rainy night, A Sunday night, try making a great senior prom, SMITTY I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 1-22-80, A bird person, phony people, boring classes, jock¬ ettes 88 Keith P. Barry Hulk-HULK 9 15 63 52 Library Street AMBITION: To be ignorant forever ACTIVITIES: Varsity football co-captian I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, Audrey 10 26 78, Docks, Jr Prom, Soph. Yr., 63, T.O.C., Tex’s Party, H O. in school, Biting D.C., Elroy, Sen. Prom, Busting D.A., 2 shirts, Feb Vac. 80 1 a.m., K.C., W.F.F.W. I’LL TRY TO FORGET W.I.R., Antle’s Hallway, 47-0, Being carried home. Getting pushed away. Bad times, Dumpers, Day home from camp, Elroy’s death, Punks. John J. Belanger Jack 11 11 63 731 Broadway Chelsea AMBITION: To become a Doctor, or an Astronaut ACTIVITIES: Hunting, Basketball, Kick-box¬ ing, Kung Fu, Karate, Judo. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Girls, Proms, Drivers Ed., Square dancing, Kite making, All my friends at C.H.S Ski Trip, Cutting classes without getting caught; Alice, Bubba. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Tests on Fridays, getting up at 8:00, Homework Robin Marie Bellomo “Rockin’ Robin” 4 19 63 50 Madison Avenue AMBITION: Flight Attendent or Cruise Di¬ rector ACTIVITIES: Drama Club, Max-Ed . . . I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Renee in 101 my Freshman year, Personal typing I with Karen, Ivory and Michael, Square dancing in the Gym with M.W., LUNCH TIME and I’M STARVIN’ (Jackie), ZIP, SL KP, All the good times I had and all my friends here at CHS., Carnation Day Secret Santas. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Bullvorie”, Jocks Jocketts, Home Rm. on the 2nd floor, Band (Teal) and waking up at 5:20 a.m. to go to school Peanut Butter Marsh, for lunch a whole week! Robin Bernstein 11 29 62 72 Willow Street AMBITION: To go to college and be suc¬ cessful ACTIVITIES: Chelsea High School Band, B’nai B’rith Girls. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Good friends, practicing down at Merrit Park, all of my teachers, gym classes; especially Square dancing. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times I had at Chelsea High School. Natalie J. Bartholomew Nady”, “Pinky”, “Smiley” 9 16 63 50 Cherry Street AMBITION- To be successful in my chosen field’ ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad, Beacon Staff, Sig¬ ma PSI Sorority. Prom Committee, Science club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rudy 11 8 80 Phyllis, Ramona, Janice, Lisa, Til¬ ly, Mrs. Fogel, Ms. Cantor, Mr. Feinberg, Mr. C., and class of 81”, Mr. Mahoney, Hr. 101, Jr. Sr. Prom, 9 26 80, Denise, Cub¬ by Hole, Mickey Mouse, Beaches Summer “ 79 ” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad times at C.H.S., Jock, Jockettes, Big “T”, Boring classes, Homework, Tuesday and Thursday night practices, stupid fights with my friends Renee Belanger Re 12 8 62 25 Floral Avenue AMBITION: To work with animals, Pairt a mustach on the Old Man in the Mountain ACTIVITIES: Very active I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Robin, Hr. 101, Nancy, Jane, Diane, friends at CHS., J.C., Red Carnation, weaving, Snowball fights, on Normandy Rd., “N O”, Embryo class with Mr. Walsh, Beacon, Room, Square dacing with J.B , A.S., Eating lunch with Bird, Good times at CHS., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Snobs the Slobs, the Fakes and Flakes Getting up at 6:30 Monday morings, waiting for a bus on a cold winter day, Freshman English, Final weeks, my first driving test, “Put it in Park” The bad times CHS. Devone Denise Benton “Dee Dee” 2 1 63 144 Congress Avenue AMBITION: To be a Physical Therapist ACTIVITIES: Freshmen Class President, Glee Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Partying. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Larry, Susan, Maggie, K.Z., Mrs. Welch, Mrs. D., The Kinks, Alice Cooper, The Cape, The Senior Class, Babysitting. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Buzzards, Devo!, Breaking up for a week, Trying out for the Freshmen baseball team, Phonies, Staying in. Kevin Blair 3 16 63 16 Addisson Street AMBITION: To become an Electritian ACTIVITIES: Football, indoor Track, Base¬ ball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda Collier 1 13 80, The first night out, The Light¬ house, The movie the Jerk, The Family, The Home!, Mr. Hunt’s Electricity class. The CHS. Electrical crew 79-80. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches. Square dancing, Miss Quinn’s English class, breaking the CHS. Elevator, The accident in Wilson’s car, T.M. 89 Michael Blake Blake 9 6 62 167 Central Ave. AMBITION: Pilot for a big airline ACTIVITIES: Hockey, fishing, camping I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: R.J’s Party, Vickie, skipping school, The Ditch, Ski Trip, Herlihy, leaving C.H.S., Power Mechanics, Rock and Roll. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Deten¬ tion, C.H.S. Rules, Disco Janice C. Botticelli “Jai” 6 5 63 105 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To become a Medical Secre¬ tary, and be successful. ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad, Sigma Si Sorror- ity. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Ramona B., Natalie B, Mike, Dave, Frank, Dave R., S.S.P., Drive-ins, Home¬ room 101, “Wonder Woman”, The day after the prom “T”, Football games. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “G.B.” 9 17 80, Bad Times, Staying after school, “punish¬ ment”, Mr. Herlihy, “The Hall”, E.A., Fight¬ ing with my boyfriend, “The Car”. Lynne Marie Botchie 236 Central Ave. AMBITION: To be President of the United States ACTIVITIES: Sophmore Homeroom Rep., Student Curr. Comm., Close-Up Program, Jr. Prom Comm., Max-ed. I’LL REMEMBER: Linda Lush, 9 8 80, Halloween “80”, Partying with Linda Lush, The Square, Carter Park, the Rock, High¬ land Park, PN in the park with Linda, John’s, Washington D.C., Friday and Satur¬ day nights with Linda, Linda’s Different col¬ or socks, You Know Whats, Stealing Joanne’s car, Miss Flea, Winter of “78”, Green, Sleeping at Linda’s, Falling in the puddle with Linda, Larry, Miss Shore and her Pig, Nahant, Juanita, J.G., S.R. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: That certain some¬ one, the Hospital, Boring Weekends, Friday Saturday nights without Linda, cold nights at Highland, nights without the car, when Linda left for Texas, going into the fence with Tommy’s car. 8 18 80, When Linda is depressed, Thanksgiving Dance “79”. Lisa Rose Brace “Purple” 1 11 63 56 Franklin Street AMBITION: to meet INGRID BERGMAN ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad- CoCapt., Beacon Staff, Student Advisory Comm, Student Curriculum Comm., Literary Mag., Science Club, Homeroom Rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: KG S, Good friends, Bogie, Proms, BCR, Purple, 1 11 80, Mr. Karp, “2 Table”, Sam, Ho, Ms. Gagnon, Band-aid, “Give me a break”, Big Red, SB, the list, AG, BIH, Jev, Goofing, “Looking good . . . Tho” “Mark”, 22, Phone tapping, Esme, GH, Schizophrenia, Ms. Cantor, Vadim, old movies, Im, Mr. Fin- eran, JWM. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: History, “Black¬ mail”, FY, 5 3 80, “etts”, Mad depres¬ sions, Back Stabbers, Stupid Fights. Robert L. Brooks Brooksie 11 15 63 197 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To dry out ACTIVITIES: Senior class secretary, E.P. 109, Manager Hockey Team. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W.S., Docks, N.C., T.D., S.M., Y.L., V.W., D.W., M.M., and K.S., Nolan, Brother B., Another One Bites the Dust, Gwee, DR. Feinberg, The Bug, Special Olympics, All good times with W.S. and my Friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: G.T.G., Painting E.H.S., Getting chased by Everret P.D., My Party at Frank’s house, P.Q., Mr. Renzi, Being ragged, D.C., Ugly girls. Nancy M. Burke “Nanc” 1 23 64 116 Chestnut St. AMBITION: to become a nurse and be suc¬ cessful in life. ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Treasurer; Bea¬ con Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ski Trip, My Senior year, Summer 80, All my friends, Lisa, Renee, H.R. 101, Study halls I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up on Mon¬ day mornings, cafeteria lunches. Joseph Brousseau Joe 11 10 61 35 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be a Police Officer ACTIVITIES: Mystic Valley React and Save our Bears I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The 12th grade because it is my last year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All I learn. Ramona Burkley Moe 12 17 63 79 Orange St. AMBITION: Life’s Plan for my future Is for me alone to decide its Destiny. ACTIVITIES: Co-Capt. Flag Squad, Sigma Psi Sorrority Mother, Beacon Staff, Home¬ room Rep, BasketBall, Softball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mike R„ Jr. Prom Sr. Prom, Day After, Football games, Mr. Mahoney’s HR 101, SSP, D-ins, Vitamin M, Goofing, Dor, Tatala-Mike, Ja¬ nice B, Natalie B, Dave R., Ribbits, Break- heart, Mystic’s, Randy, Tammy I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Late Bell, Phony People, Bike ' s Rain. 90 Richard N. Butler Jr. “Rich” November 27, 1963 60 Grove Street Apt. 1 AMBITION: To be successful in life I LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My freshman year at Chelsea High, the Thanksgiving Day football rally., lunch in the cafeteria I LL TRY TO FORGET: some of Ms Can¬ tor’s jokes, the grades that I got in my Junior year. Robert Caggiano Cag Crab Sept. 6. 1962 143 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To get the ultimate paycheck ACTIVITIES: Football, basketball, hockey, parties I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Deep sixing to the Rock Roll Mother, Frog chomping, the Pucks, Warriors, and GTG, My pal NJ and “The Big Baby.” SS I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Long Practices, re¬ ports, the school lunches, and working weekends at Zaitz’s. Susan Caggiano “Sue” September 6, 1962 143 Clark Ave. AMBITION: Accountant ACTIVITIES: Girl’s Basketball, and Track, Beacon, National Honor Society, Tutoring, and Science Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEBER: Ski Trip “79”, Driver- Ed with Chinke, dissecting oinks ribbutts, Hola Pablo! getting psyched, The Gingerbread Man, The Punks, loony friends, Jocks, JM Chase Jesus M. Caraballo Cheeze Sept. 7, 1963 85 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be a good marine. ACTIVITIES: Hockey and Football I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The bell ring¬ ing while I was in homeroom sleeping or trying to do my first period homework. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up early in the morning, see a blizzard outside, and Chelsea the only school all around having school. Drenda Carroll 82-63 133 Addison St. AMBITION: Dentist ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Basketball, Outdoor Track, Honor Society, and Beacon Staff. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Winning the “Almost Anything Goes” contest. I’ll always remember Coach Fee, R.c., R.D., and M.V. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the homework I had throughout the years Catherine A. Caldwell Cathy December 7, 1962 280 Spruce Street AMBITION: Secretary Activities: Softball Robert Cardan “IVAN” July 21, 1963 181 Chester Ave. AMBITION: Go to college ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Karen, W’s, the dock, Jr.-Sr. Proms, Everett Games, F.B. Camp, ski trips, S.29, A.24, Class of ’81, WALL, “3”, “71”, “YOUR MOTH¬ ER”, Beating Everett 34-26. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: losing hockey sea¬ sons, Geom., “the sled” hills, homework, 6:30 A M., hockey practice, midterms and finals Ellen Marie Cataldo October 1, 1963 16 Revere Beach Parkway AMBITION: Eternal Wealth and Happiness. ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track, Beacon Staff, Prom Committees, Pep Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “MICHAEL”, I love you more than I can say, Studio, D.M., Ellen + Greg, Kowloons glasses, Sam, goofin’, Sunshine, Dr Glennon, (bob-cat) WI- PIT, proms, Mr. Cardarelli, Calvin Stein, Mrs. Berenson, Terriers, Si, “I am, she is, and YOU ARE, Boston Bruins, Mickey Mouse, and especially C.H.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Miss Piggy and the Muppets, Soph. Year, SAT’s, applications, Celtics games. 91 Joseph Cataldo “Joe” 8 24 63 11 Maverick Street AMBITION: To live a long and happy life and to make it Big with VIPER! ACTIVITIES: VIPER road crew, “GIRLS”, Ten’in out!, Frisbee, V.R.C., T.T. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Viper concerts and parties, The gang, S.F., Junior Prom and Sen. Prom 80, The WFfO concert, open Jams, Toga Party, The Punk party, Lawn of the Dead, Spinny beach, R.I. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 4th of July M.G.H., The night at the MDC. pool, Book’em Dano, detention, Drought, B. Hoover, Green. Richard A. Chamberland “Chink” 11 16 63 1 Clinton Court AMBITION: To become a successful Electri¬ cian ACTIVITIES: Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Stones, The Van Halen concert, WCOZ 941 2, W’s, Mr. Hunts class, P.M., P.L., R.K., the Class of “81”, Graduating, Friday nights, Heine- ken, Molson, “The BIG BABY” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Disco, Getting up early for school, flunking any classes, Miller, My Freshmen year. Scott A. Clarke 7 17 63 42 Lambert Avenue AMBITION: To be Filthy Rich! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mornings on the Third Floor. Kerry Cole “Gigolo” 11 19 63 22 Watts Street AMBITION: To take over Stas’s business ACTIVITIES: Football, Frosh baseball, Frosh Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, Soph. Yr., H.O.D. Docks, P.L.’s car, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Beating Everett 34-26, Your Mama, Ruthie, Skelene, Beacon, Camp “80”, S. Fein’s talks, down cellar with J.G., P.D., K.B. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Night with A.D., Fighting with Keith, Court case $29.50, T.B.’s lies, Conditioning, Losing, Being Un¬ derdogs, Antle’s Porch, Tex’s Christmas Party, The hills, not going to J. Geils Bettyanne Chafe “Becky. N.” 7 26 63 13 Saipan Road AMBITION: To become a Mortician, and own my own Funeral Parlor I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: James Mug- ford, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, the beach, K.S., 3 17 79, 4 21 80, Mugford Manor, the cellar, the Kinks, Zappa, J.M.S.O., Project Rats, Snow, Ski trips, G.T’s room, braces, B.S., the roof, all the heart-throbs, 19, bombers, D. Bomb, “T.D.”, Nick. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Competition, all the others, pinwheels, fake smiles, summer school, flunking, the down- beats, the role of the fool, my rabbits tragic death, lonely nights w out James, heart breakers, slip¬ cover DP. Randall Clark “Gumby” 7 20 63 10 Warren Avenue AMBITION: To graduate from CHS ACTIVITIES: Latin club 1979 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lumpy, Yuga and Nose Robert Cobb “Ernie” 9 6 63 46 Hancock Street AMBITION: To own my own Body Shop ACTIVITIES: Freshmen and J.V. Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The ride up to Northeast on the bus and D.B., L.A., S.L., M.C. and the 002 Homeroom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing in Gym and getting in trouble with the police when driving my friend’s motorcycle. Tracey Jean Collette “Tracey Bean” 10 14 62 12 Beacon Street AMBITION: To be a Secretary or work with animals and to be happy with Mike. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep., Student Ad¬ visory Council I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “1976” with Mike, V. Debbie, W. Peter P, Kim M., Jackie C., MUNK, at Breakheart going to the fields to recuperate and party more! Mike Vis¬ conti! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times I had but remember forever the Good Times! and up so early for school! 92 Susan Collins Babes 12 19 62 71 Burma Road AMBITION: To live a long happy life with I Joe ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Joe, 11 4 77, July 19, 1984. M.L.W.J., Sprit- ! zies, Ruths party, 1978 Senior Prom j ILL TRY TO FORGET: getting up for school every morning, the bad times with : Joe, B.m., the boring nights down the corner Nicholas Constantino 11 25 62 124 Beacon St. AMBITION: To be very successful in life ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Docks, W’s, 50’s Dances, The Wall, Junior Year, 3 4 80, Donna, Goofs in school, your mama, Jr prom, Sr prom, R.B., T.D., S.M., B.M., R.N., A.W., R.C., Post, Class of “81” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Missing my junior year in football, Sophomore English, Fights with D.C.., Getting my ? taken away by Chelsea, trying to get home, cover up an H.o. Carla Denise Cox Foxsy Coxsy; Mugges 5 30 63 1 Parkway Ct. AMBITION: To be successful in any career I choose ACTIVITIES: Basketball, softball, sorority I LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the fun we had on the ski trip, D.D., P.D., L.W., D.W., D.M., partying with L.L. J.G. being stranded in Marblehead with L. Lush M. Cox, hanging out in the nurses office, Class of “81”, B. Corwin C. Pike, V. Walsh, C. Grungo, J. Mauro, G. Innes, CHS I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Letting J. Gleanon drive in the school yard letting L. Lush do donuts in the parking lot, being stuck at the gas station with L. Lush at 12 until 3 in the morning, the bad times I had in school sports Juan Crespo Jr. Fly 12 8 62 119 Congress Ave AMBITION: To be a D.J. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Dancing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my sopho¬ more year, j I’LL TRY TO FORGET: my F’s and my D’s and the trouble I went through just to be a good kid Paulette Connors 3 15 63 11 Lawrence Street AMBITION: To become successful ACTIVITIES: Chelsea High School Twirlers 1, 2, Captain 3 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: John, 1 5 80, Mary, B. Skimmer, 3 15 80, Summer of ‘79’, Fred, Johnna-Bird, Nanude, Jr. Sr. Proms, M L. 1 180, KVSR I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Crew, T.B.S., 12 27 79 R.J.J.Y.E Maureen S. Conway Moe 1 23 63 10 Hancock St. AMBITION: Dental Hygienist ACTIVITIES: Northeast Voke L.A.P., Par¬ tying, Freshmen track, Drama Club Pep Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the good times up CHS and Northeast Voke, first lunch with all my friends and party with Michelle and Herbie Jane Ellen Crapo “Diz” 7 31 63 2 Clinton Ct. AMBITION: To have a successful career in business I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. C.M., S.B., L.S., D.S., D.G., Cotton I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Mondays!” Mary Ann Crespo Turtle 7 16 63 32 Everett Avenue AMBITION: A teacher for the handi-capped ACTIVITIES: volleyball, rollerskating, danc¬ ing, singing, swimming I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my 4 years at Chelsea High School, my Proms, graduation Nilda, Yolanda, Leticia Mojica, Maria Valles, Mirtha Acevedo, Brenda Acevedo Reese Frazier 93 Hilda Carrion Wouldn’t you love to know 10 16 62 91 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To live happily ever after and be successful ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Prom Comm. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bliz of 78, “Lisa”, Chafin, Harry, Velvet, Abuel ita, George, Polonial Park, CHS, Reasons, May 3, Making Prom Court, Graduation, July 4, “Miss Puerto Rico 79” Can day, Mr. C., The Bug, “Class of 81” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, room 217, 122, Algebra 1, 2 5 80, 8 20 80, Room 111, The phonies, soldier’s home, Chelsea, 10 31 79, Steven, The Square, My peeping Tom, Bromley Hall, Cafeteria Brawls, The Downs, Cintron epi¬ sode. Florence Cronin “Flo 246 Revere Beach Parkway AMBITION: To see the world, and to be happy ACTIVITIES: Jv. Cheerleading 1 2, N.H.S., Beacon Staff, Majorette, “Martha’s Club” I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Pittsy, Dave, Ellen Ellen, Mr. Allen, “Sully”, “Mr. C., Jr. Prom, Summer of “79”, 69, “Sparrowettes”, Sr. Prom, “Doctor Glen- non and her attachable underwear, Miss Shrago, Square Dancing, Fifties dances. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fights with friends, Chemistry class, “Ernie’s class”, P.C. J.C.’s affair, rainy days, Mondays, Final ex¬ ams, the heartbreaks Robert J. Dauwer Jr. “Dauwer Power” 5 21 63 923 Broadway AMBITION: To be an Automotive Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Band, Dirt Bike riding I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Power Me¬ chanics, Delivery Door, Joes lunch, the crowded basement, coming in late I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Herlihy, Detention, Helping in office, Teal the band Robert M. DePrato “Bucky” 7 18 62 62 Marlboro Street AMBITION: To be the richest man in the world ACTIVITIES: Sex drugs Rock Roll I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: To keep my customers happy I’LL TRY TO FORGET; To obey school rules Richelle Cromwell “Shel 11 16 63 58 Bellingham Street AMBITION: To find happiness in whatever I choose to do. ACTIVITIES: H. Room Rep. Jr. year, CHS. mascot soph Jr. year Cheering. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: HR. 107, Mr. Cardarelli, D.T., M.R., B.Ball games, P.R., door, M.S., detention, foods 1 2 Mrs. Welch, Freshmen Yr. Cheering I’LL TRY TO FORGET: HR. 217, Mr. Cher¬ ry Soph Yr., Monday’s lunch, fights with D.T., Being suspended. Paul Cunneen 5 24 63 60 Grove Street AMBITION: To become a Fireman ACTIVITIES: Football I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The days off and the weekends I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Principal Gregory DePatto Greg 7 18 63 100 Shawmut Street AMBITON To be wealthy happy ACTIVITIES: Football, National Honor So¬ ciety I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Geil’s concert, the wall, the platform, the dock, Almost Anything Goes, W’s, proms, Class 81, Beach, 4 years of football camp, Ski trips, Thanksgiving game win! FLL TRY TO FORGET: G.T.G.’s, practice, SAT’s, school lunches, sled Nancy J. Diamond “Nan” 10 2 63 127 Cottage Street AMBITION: To be a successful Computer Operator I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: May 20, 1979, Charlie, Dee, 1979 Sr. Prom, May 7 1980, A.V., L.M. And M.C., Mr. Weinstein’s Ac¬ counting class, G.O., A.D., J.T., S.W., Going to the drive-in with Joanne, Ann and Susan. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: May 21, 1980, Mr. Feinberg’s Civics class, Jan. 10 1980, Get¬ ting up at 6:30 to come to school. 94 Diane DiGirolamo “Dee” 149 Bloomingdale Street 7 11 63 AMBITION: To go to Florida reach the goals ! set for myself. ACTIVITIES: Vice-Pres. of Science club, Curriculum committee, singing, plays, cheer¬ leader Frosh Yr., Volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tiz, R.P., in M F, Andrew, the Grad, party, Bob Debs birthday party, the night of 1 9 81, Win¬ ning the Thanksgiving Day game, Margs, Nancy, Lisa, all the good friends in and out of school that made my high school years the best. Mr. Bruni, Mr. Karp’s effect on my life. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: New Years Eve of 80, fighting with George W., painting win¬ dows, sat. mornings, T.J.P., liars, morg- dache, A.B.K.P., all the fights, bad memo¬ ries,. John Dorso The Dorse” 7 2 63 143 Sagamore Avenue AMBITION: Rob Fort Knox ACTIVITIES: Frosh Hockey, JV. Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 111, C.T. 8 31 80, Jr. Prom, Mystic Lakes, mpg, P.C.’s sap, Paul, M.G.’s cellar, Ben. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: K.S., 5 3 80, get¬ ting up in the morning!, Schwartz’s study, 3V Square Dancing, Paul Driscoll “Forehead” � 1 10 63 65 Exeter Street I AMBITION: To become a Bookie ' ACTIVITIES: Football I I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Football , camp, W’s, Ruthie, S. Fein, The Wall, I Docks, Platform, Sleeping in K.C.’s cellar. Proms, Ski trips, Junior Yr., Almost Any¬ thing Goes Jr. Yr., MCing the talent show, j 50’s Dances, J. Geils Concert. I I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Breaking my ankle l twice, Flunking Algebra twice, losing to Pea¬ body twice 47-0, 42-0; ' Kim Michelle Elliott I 3 23 63 I 307 Carter Street I AMBITON: Head Buyer of Neaman Marcus j ACTIVITIES: HomeRoom Rep. Soph., J.V. f basketball, Volleyball, Track, i I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Taking off 4th | period without a note Jr. Year, coming in l late 10th grade, L. Harrison Carter Park, j Practice for Jr. Miss. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Cheering Soph. | year, E. Sullivan’s History class Anthony DiRienzo “Ginnie” 6 23 63 77 Tudor Street AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4,; Baseball 1 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 8 1 80 (N.M.), A.W., S.M., N.C., The Wall, The Docks, Platform, Your Mother’s, W’s, Geils Concert, kicked out of parties, the tang, Dances, Sr. Prom, Football camp, Ski trip, M’s pool, beating Everett! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hockey camp my Soph Yr., morning hockey practice, Lom¬ bard’s party my Jr. Yr., G.T.G., The Sled, Football practice, School lunches. George B. Doyle “Doylee” 11 7 63 4 Saipan Road AMBITION: To get a job ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Capt., Basbetball, Cross Country I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Voke Park, Sally, Coach Niven and Bevere, the A.C. Room, L.K., D-Women, Soph., Frosh base¬ ball, Summers, Lunch table, Rosebud, 8 months and hopefully more. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Corner, Chem- istry, Winthrop Beach, the bank, war stories. Ada Nidya Echevania “Nidya” 2 21 62 36 Grove Street AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Dancing, running, and Gym I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gym I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Health Occupa¬ tions Edwin Escobar 73 Essex Street 95 Benedict Faletra 12 16 63 35 Winthrop rd. AMBITIONJ: To do the best in my field I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Gwee, Walter’s, Zech’s talkies, The war stories, the library, Jocks, Burnouts, Semi burnouts, D.C., Soph, year, mighty heroes, Quarter¬ back, prattville, Voke Park, Miss G. mike’s, 12 3 78, Rose this bud’s for you, A1 Mol- son, Sleep over morgy’s house on Saturday night, the cliff, G.D., the trailer, the pool, the speaker I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the creep, Robin, Banjo, the hide-out up the cliff, murray’s lies, Mr. Cherry, the disagreement with Mark, Steak face, Stone face, Old Milwau¬ kee, Heave. Michael Feldman “Marty” 11 8 63 107 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball TLL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Peabody game, “Goody”, “The Duch”, Tim, Brett, T.D., Joe, Greg, Basketball Team of “81”, Great Class of “81”, The girls of Class of “81” WOW! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, sprints, “homerooms” Kathy Ann Fiander April 25, 1963 647 Broadway AMBITION: To travel all around the world I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jackie, 3-24- 76, Charlene, Deb, Dot, Pam, Lynne, Bob¬ by, P.P., J.C., V.W., D.D., K.G., Thor, Spencer Ave, Puma, Doobies, Lunch, The weekends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, Crash 9- 27-80, S S, Rainy weekends, Cold nights, down Spencer, 6-19-76, Pinners, Jocks Jocketts, Dry City, Getting to class before the late bell. Ncreida Flores July 24, 1962 67 Bellingham St. ACTIVITIES: Secretary of the Science Club, Weight-lifting, Basketball, and Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Bruni’s bi¬ ology class, my Senior year, the Weston Field trip, and going to school with Ana, Lisa, and Blanca. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Cafeteria Lunches, Finals, Freshman year, and going to school. Lisa Marie Fantasia “Fan” 10 24 63 143 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To make a career for myself. ACTIVITIES: Softball, Basketball, Cross Country, Pres. National Honor Society, Bea¬ con Staff. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Terry, Chris, “Causey”, M.D., Cher., M.J., Li‘L Recu- pero, M.A., M.V., D.C., D.V., 5 31 80, 7 4 80, 11 5 79, sleeping at Carmella’s house, Fanuel Hall, New Year’s Eve, driving in reverse, Bookends, skiinq, Terry’s laugh, and CHS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 11 7 79, L.B., backstabbers and so-called best friends, Jr. p M.T., J.G. and MHS locker room, stupid fights, and especially “HCTUB YBAB”. Ricardo Ferrer August 20, 1963 89 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To Travel the U.S. and Europe, to major in medicine ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Pho¬ tography Club, Beacon Staff, Science Club, Italian Club, Spanish Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Joan, Biology, Polonial Park, football games, N.H.S., Flor¬ ida, Summer-80, Senior Year, good friends, Kan. Pouch, Squiggy and Melvin, Tina, Hal¬ loween Party. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Civics JOcks, Jock¬ etts, cold mornings, Big Foot, SAT’s, fresh¬ man year. Andrew S. Fijalkowski August 9, 1963 75 Broadway AMBITION: To become a Science Teacher ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Latin Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends at Chelsea High. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Chelsea High School Cafeteria. Pedro Flores 5-19-61 14 Grove St. AMBITION: To become a famous chef. ACTIVITIES: Football. Boxing, Track. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The disco fe¬ ver of ' 78, The American hostages in Iran, and all of my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My bad marks, and the bad times between Quigly park and Bos- som park. 96 Lisa Beth Forman “Lee-Lee” 6-9-63 83 Cottage Street AMBITION: To make all my dreams come true ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Stu¬ dent Delegate Student Council, Frosh Cheering, Hmrm. rep, Beacon Staff, Pep Club, Prom Committees, Spanish Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “FRANK”, 101-77, “54”, I love you just the way you are! Kathy and John, Pepper, My stuffies, MAO, ET, “Susie”, Proms-esp. Jr., “Cult”, Barb, True Friends, Studio-buzzin, Jane, “18 19”, THAT WEEKEND, My trip, Sheryl’s flat, Dinner Dance-If people only knew, “fooc” Mr Locke, All my friends, Class of “81”, Mr Cardarelli, and most of all, C.H.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday Mornings, Fetid, phony people and the smiles of back- stabbers, Promisels, being ill, mistakes, F.W.F. Charles Gaglione 108 Cook Ave. Brian Gerace “Clark” May 24, 1963 123 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: Commercial Artist I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Locke’s study, Junior + Senior Prom, Senior Home Room, working at W.M.H. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Miss Fishman’s Bi¬ ology + study, Ross’ English, Homework, Detention, “DR” Paclino, Phonie People, Freshman Year, Football Rallies. Jodie Lynn Glennon “Dr.” “Cousey” August 13, 1963 219 Washington Ave. AMBITION: Eternal Happiness ACTIVITIES: Varsity Softball and Basket¬ ball, Beacon Staff, Hm. Rm. Rep., Photogra¬ phy Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Good friends and the great times we had, Flo, Joanne, Ellen (bob-cat), Grace, Carla, Linda, Jane, Terry, Lisa F., Jean, Rooming with Carla up Tufts, donuts, E.H. B.J., Uncle Ron’s, being captain, clovers, The Softball Team, and our camping trip, The Basketball Team, Sassy”, Locker room trivia. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Wild Irish Rose”, The transition from Revere to C H S., short jokes, applications, braces, practices, sprints, losing, homework, Sandblaster- (burg). Frank Fulco J.J. 6-5-62 Heard St. AMBITION: To make more money and get married. ACTIVITIES: (Northeast, carpt.) Fixing my car, Hockey, Hanging around, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My dirt bike, first car, Terry, The Norseman, Partying, The gas station, Partying with my cousin Ed, (Babysitting) Good times. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Smashing my Moth¬ ers car, Bad Times. Paula Gallant Cuckoo Decmeber 15, 1963 306 Carter Street I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom Dad, Pa Nana, Bandit, Roch, Sue, Deb, Joanie, Dutchess, The drive-in, home tower, Par¬ tying, Lifting, The Beach, Shopping, ROCK ROLL, Clark Ave, 2nd floor basement, Kimtre, Jodie + Tinker, “m”, “go for it”, H.R. 218, R.G., T.M., C.G., S.B., Whipped- J.S., Mr. S’s classes, 9 27 80, Woburn, Graduation Day. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The morning after, skunks, dumpers, plastic people, 12 15 79, 6 12 80, my sisters haircutts, getting up for school. Andrew Gladyszak Andy 11 3 63 21 Beacon Place AMBITION: To be happy ACTIVITIES: Freshman hockey, outdoor track, varsity basketball 3 years, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My sopho¬ more year, sophomore homeroom 205, MATH, Mr. Fineran, Ms. Gagnon, Chelsea 58, Peabody 55, Debbie, Marla, going to the tech tourney. The Cars, Brett I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross three times a day, Losing to Somerville, in basket¬ ball, Ms. Glover, Spanish, Getting up in the morning, Ms. Cantor’s piercine voice Cheryl Ann Godin “Cher” “Goldielockes” Little one kid” 11 21 63 49 Bellingham Street AMBITION: Karate Instructor, model, sing¬ er, and to be the wife of Dave ACTIVITIES: Karate, rollerskating, singing, cheering, track, volleyball, jump roping, HmRm rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 8 25 79 - (8 3 80 Engagement to Dave) (Desert) (Nana’s) “Game of Death” “Yes I’m Ready” “We never really say goodbye” “Sealed with a Kiss” (Wonderful summer) “He’s so Shy” Ca, Barb, Di (Turkey) Face” OH, Ya! Tell ya what! Go ahead” PNut butter and Jelly sandwich” (Ca’s grad, party) (Maur¬ eens wedding) “Sleep Overs” “sister Bar¬ bara” Moo! Moo! Cher Fogels Math Class (HmRm 218) R.G., D.G., P.G. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 8 31 80 ”sad Eyes” “Lonely Nights”, California Girls” Gone (Herlihey) Cheryls Blanca Gomez “Blanqui” 12 22 63 32 Carmel Street AMBITION: To be a great Nurse ACTIVITIES: Baseball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Guer- rierro the best teacher that anyone can have I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My courses in histo¬ ry Joseph Goss 83 Addison st. William J. Gould Jr. “Billy G., Sugar’’ 5 24 63 174 Central Avenue AMBITION: To enjoy life to its fullest ACTIVITIES: Football, Frosh. J.V. Hock¬ ey, Track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The W’s, Jr. Prom, C.M., all nighter with Moon!, Beating Everett 34-26, Ruthie, Spot, Prom night, the Docks, Vinny Russo’s Party, CHS., all the cars I wasted, and the Hard Guy. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: S.B., Running laps, G.T.G.S., the balm at camp, behind Al’s, getting in shape, Mr., Ross, English classes, K.B.’s car accident. Diane Gulizia “Guzzle” 60 Franklin Avenue AMBITION: Just to take life day by day I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rick 7 22 80, Merritt Park, the A.N., J.A. F.T. J.A., Dig-Em. and all the kids down the park, R.B.’s party, the Senior Prom and Graduation. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Pearlman’s Chemistry Class, Square dancing, that Bird, Woodsmen nights without R.N. Richard Goodrich “Goody” 1 23 63 65 Maverick Street AMBITION: Video technician, Producer, Di¬ rector ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Max-ed Video, J.v. Football, Chess Team I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Doreen, Cheryl, Paula, HR. 218, Senior Prom, Bea¬ con Staff, Mr. Allen, the Senior Class of 81, mike, Timmy, Brett, Bill, dave I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior prom, Dr. Ross, Dr. Paolino, Square dancing Timmy Goss “Tee” 4 29 63 83 Addison St. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Girls, B.V.C., Work study, square dancing I’LL ALWAYS REEMBER: Dee, Tiz, Ra¬ mos, Andy, Deb, Boba, Fran, Chris, Margi, Fri. Sat. Nights, Grad. Parties, Good times with “Denise”, New Years, Sam, Prom night, Goodrich, Bruce, J.G. I ’LL TRY TO FORGET: Big “W’s”, the bad times, Monday nights, Prom dance, day after the Prom, H.N., Ken, Bob, Linda, Pam, The fights. Doreen Gozdon 3 27 63 28 Crestview Drive AMBITION: To be a legal secretary and to become Mrs. Buzderwicz I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 4 12 80 6 14 80 Dave, Senior Prom and the trip to Florida, all the good times I had up Chelsea High I’LL TRY TO FORGET: all the bad times at Chelsea High, Miss Cantor’s bad jokes, Run¬ ning over Randi and Mark driving myself home at the Senior Prom of 1980. Karen Ann Gutowski Kari July 23, 1963 9 Cary Ave. AMBITION: To find Atlantis I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBERd “sweetness”, Tony, “beloved”, . . . since soph, year, LB, B.V., DeeCee, good friends, B.M., R.B., G.H., Band-Aid, (22), Brooke, (Joe + Lin¬ da), “Sam”, “Mark”, B.C.R., big r ed rex, 9 23 79 “Julian,” Juice, unicorns, 203, 318, Corwin, lite show, “Magic”, “when I saw you standing there”, Elders s + f, (7 2 80, 8 18 80) “or the green line standing up”, Joshua, “a miracle is what we need”, “twin souls”, Grover, “Chris”, “Kim”, Knickerbocker. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mondays, F.Y., his¬ tory, Alg. 2, “-etts”, “moods”. 98 Robin Hammett Sept. 27, 1962 85 Willow St. AMBITION: To get a good job. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Happiness”, remember the football rallies, R.B., tenth grade when I met this boy named A.G., I will always remember Mr. Manning’s typing class. Nicole Hancock Nicki 12 3 62 89 Chestnut Street AMBITION: Recreational major, or music major. ACTIVITIES: Capt. girls basketball, Capt. girls track. Cross Country, N.H.S., Jazz Rock Band, Intramural Basketball, Vollyball, Student Tuturial Program. I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My junior year, the anything goes contest, The great times down Polonial Park, My friends, J.M., S.G., S.L., The Blizzard of 78, Miss Pike. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 1979-1980 basket¬ ball season, boring Monday mornings, Mr. Abraham Garnick as cross country coach, My guidance counselor. Friends who were not friends. Lisa Harrison “LEE” 10 30 63 75 Heard St. AMBITION: To have a smile on my face every day. ACTIVITIES: Prom. Com., Beacon Staff, Home Rm. rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dave + Lisa, GD, VW, PM, KE, “Hilda”, Chafin, Bro. Bruce, Jr. Prom Court, Cranking it up, Beach days, friday Nites, Reasons, Carter City, The Bug, C.H.S. Cl of ’81, Mr. C, Abuelita, Sweet 16 party, can day, July 4, summer of 78, Ma’s vacation, Miss Mini Miss of 79, I’ LL TRY TO FORGET: 9 20 80 , 11 25 79, Freshman year, Keith, Egleston station, square. Phonies, Monday Blues, RM. Ill, Soldiers Home, Alg, 1. Bromley Hall, Maine, school lunches, Hangover’s, Tear’s, Backstabbers. Cathy Higgins 11 24 63 839 Broadway AMBITION: Music ACTIVITIES: To get out of school. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Driving around the Avon, Laurie, Lori, Dee, Dinora, Paula, and Rosie with the rides to school, Bobby, the beach, Mom 4 Dad, garden raid¬ ing, stay over friends, Millie, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: History, Detention, Sausage Cacciatore Brett Hancock Bert December 3, 1962 89 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be a gym teacher, and break a world record in something. ACTIVITIES: Cafateria 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Sr. Jr. Yr., Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 3, 4, Was MVP indoor track Jr. Sr. Yr. Capt. Indoor Outdoor track Sr. year. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Mr. Stein, 50’s dance, Us winning almost anything goes con¬ test Jr. Yr. 4 Sr. Yr., Stein’s gym class, 9 25 80 with Francine Soph H R. 205, An¬ drew, Bruce, Timmy, Gould, Dave 4- F.C., Goody, Marcie K. The spirit of the class of ' 81, Mr. Cardarelli, Being with Francine. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Soph. Year, The bar in gym, Mr. Garnick as cross country coach, FR. 4 JR. H.R., working in the morning at the Cafe, Hot days in school, kids with no spirit, Mr. Manning’s typing class. Bruce Harrison THE VAMP 5 24 62 75 Heard St. AMBITION: To go on in life, make it better than it is. ACTIVITIES: Sports, music, band, coaching I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Chelsea High”, “Chelsea”, “Sister Lisa”, “my fresh¬ man cooking 4 Spanish classes,”’ “sill my class members of ’81, “the can day we had for my senior year,” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Everything in life that’s bad. Carol Ann Hatfield Buz Nov. 7, 1962 1 Webster Court AMBITION: To live a long and successful life with S.M. ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. T.T., swimming and diving, rollerskating, S.M., Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Simon 10-7- 79, “THE HOME”, M.C. and Me up C.C. house blizzard of 78, Mrs. D, Friday Nights, “The Ship”, Ann, C.C., CM., SR., Buz 2, what should I wear for the party on Feb. 9th, Concerts, SM., SS., DS., BJ., porjects. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up every morning for school, Mrs. C. coming in Ann’s room, staying after school every other day, 90 in the wagon for swimming, “the bad” and remember “the good”. Debbie Hurst “MA” March 16, 1963 66 Addison St. AMBITION: To be successful and rich. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: THE L.S.P. gang, “M + M , Mary, Susan, Paula, Nadia, Joanie, Nancy, Snappa, Scott, Mitch, Mom + dad, + family, J.s, Aunts + Uncles, Rock ' n Roll will never die, my SCUZAN n- Mike, T.M., B.M., Lisa Avb Woburn Kids, DM., Wendy -n- Ronan, Lisa Abe + Jokes, 9 27 80, Good Parties, Graduation Day, N.H., My special daughters, P.B.’s, lifting. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Disco, The Pits, Square Dancing, losing football games, all plastic people, P.R., fights with S.S., rowdi¬ ness at the wrong time, bad times, dumpers. 99 Janice Interrante Jan 5 12 63 58 County Road AMBITION: to live a happy and healthy life and to see the Stones live I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Glenny 1 25 80, Appoo, Terry, Johnna, The Cape, Bathtub, Concerts, 6 6 80, Frankies truck, Flat tire on the way to Jr. Prom, Connie, detention saps, Mouse - DP, Kim, Pms, “I”, 5 3 80, spills I’LL TRY TO FORGET: ABC, Chemistry, Disco, mid terms finals, clipboard, BAr- ney, zero, Riders of the fad. Marci Gail Jacobs “Ma 12 25 62 80 Fremont Ave. AMBITION: To open up my clothing store ACTIVITIES: B.B.G. Skiing, Ceramics, Spanish Club 9th, Flag Squad 9, 10, 11, Dancing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MIKE, 7 27, Summer nights at the beach, “NY NY”, D.H., J. Prom, “who said that” max-ed, Todd, The whole (J’gang) ski trips 77-80 (MR BM) (Peter Yeaterdays), AZA Spring Con., Camp, Punks Corner, BBG I’LL TRY TO FORGET: getting up on Mon¬ day mornings, Latin, Spanish classes, Winter of 78, my side, my neck, “Drunk people” is she under the bar (PW) Spring with “TT”, being wipped, enemies David Jeglinski “Jiggle” 5 16 63 95 Bellingham St. AMBITION: Try almost everything once ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Science Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Having F.C. around, ski trip, Jr. year, square dancing Robin Kernelewicz 243 Webster Ave. Pedro Juan Irizarry 4 10 63 12 Fourth St. AMBITION: to become successful ACTIVITIES: gym I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: HR w Steven a good friend I’LL TRY TO FORGET: chemistry, wasn’t easy Brian Jeffrey Dom Bomb 12 28 63 60 Chester Ave. AMBITION: disc jockey, ACTIVITIES: Football, coking, and joking, girl watching, goofing, being serious I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Susan S., The projects, D.F., 65, B.O.C., beating the Jocks, J. Geils Band, Randy’s Party, Chris, A-Day, 11 19 79, Tuborgs, good friends, Maria S., concerts, sexy Kelly and Beautiful Betty I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Disco, Iran, Com¬ munism, losing D.F., The mad hangover of 79, John Bonham’s Death, 9 25 80, Buzz, Goldie, Red, The morning after, not getting what I want Eric Johnson Yuga 4 13 63 56 Franklin Ave ACTIVITIES: skiing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Paolino’s clip¬ board, Ed Shahagion I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Paolino’s clip¬ board, Square dancing, Ms. Romano Zareh Koyoumdjian Zar 8 1 62 116 Orange St. AMBITION: Businessman ACTIVITIES: soccer player, girls I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, being cool, Allan Washington’s face, Keith Barry, Dennis Antle I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Doing 90 on the Lynnway, Dennis’s face on the windsheild, Herlihy’s face, cafeteria food, half my teach¬ ers 100 Raymond P. Laffcy III Ray-Ray 1 20 64 372 Revere Beach Pkwy. ACTIVITIES: 1 year football, dirt bike rid¬ ing, horse back riding, swimming I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my friends at CHS, all the mad parties at Breakhart, the parties In the grub club and Chelsea High School I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the detention I had to do for coming in late, running from the boy ' s, getting up in the mornings Robert A. Landry Bub 11 5 62 37 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: Master of all trades ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting, volleyball, jog¬ ging, hunting, fishing I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Printing class, the easy vacation, Mr. Manning, J.H. Eva C. Lewicka Sweet lips Tooties 1 28 64 126 Shawmut St. AMBITION: Finish college, find a good job and get married ACTIVITIES: Love to cook, ride a bike, and do needle point I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Square danc¬ ing and the gym teachers, my best friends; J.M., D.L., S.S., S.G., Mr. Rabin Mr. Locke and the trip to George’s Island I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The way people used to pick on me during School, the way I always used to get in trouble, school lunches and getting up in the morning Bryan Liberty “Nose” 8 Franklin St. AMBITION: to be an accountant or in com¬ puters ACTIVITIES: A.2.A. and skiing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lumpy, Gumby, Yuga, Stacho, ski trips, Mr. Locke’s study, M E, Israel. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: square dancing, Ms. Romano for three years, substance called “Lunch”. Linda A. Lush Linda “Lushious” 8 21 63 127 Willow St. AMBITION: to be the quarterback for “Pittsburg Steelers” ACTIVITIES: softball, basketball, freshman cheerleader, student council (JR) I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jimmy, doing donuts w C. Cox car, partying w Lynne, my 3 therious friends Jodie, Pam Carla, ea¬ ten “pizza” w Lynne, Andy, “MAC” “6”, “21”, Miss Flea, 6 packs W Lynne, AMEN”, Leticia R, Sandra R. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: running out of gas at 1 am w C. Cox, falling in the rain with Lynne, getting a flat in Marblehead without a spare w M.C., me and Lynne stealing J.L. car, “PN” In the park w Lynne B. Steven Michael L’Heureux 2 18 62 81 Blossom St. AMBITION: Become an Air Force General ACTIVITIES: volleyball, bowling I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: square danc¬ ing, trip to Florida, fined day of school, vol¬ leyball, prom I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Geology, Algebra, SAT tests, freshman year, That I lived in Chelsea. David Lombard Vundy 7 5 62 77 Burma Rd. AMBITION: to be filthy rich and healthy I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ski trip, party¬ ing with the lite brothers, Boggies crew 79- 80, project rats I’LL TRY TO FORGET: waking up in the mornings, school lunches, homework, spins Tammy MacDonald 11 7 63 3 Clinton Court AMBITION: to be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad, Track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ramona, Ja¬ nice, DeBrery door buzzes, Mr. Mauro, Jean, Jesse I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Creative Writing with Mr. Ross 101 Paula Maffco Muffin 6 28 62 26 Gardner St. AMBITION: To own my own business ACTIVITIES: prom committee, Italian Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tony B„ B.R., L.H., Max-Ed, July 26, 1979, junior prom, Pine, Florida trip, 4-13-80, Sab, 12-25-79, 5- 19-79 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mon. mornings, 8- 12-80, friends who are not friends Dennis Mallet Dennis 12 29 62 49 Bellingham St. AMBITION: Woodwork I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Getting deten¬ tion Phyllis Marks “Phil” 3 21 63 85 Maverick St. AMBITION: to party with Steve Tyler ACTIVITIES: CHS t. team, lifting I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rico, 8 20,77, Richdales, HP birth, parties, B C, Lori, parties in Bill’s van, PAN’S, (SO., A.S., R.V., L.A.) and all my friends, turn ons, Lighthouse, summer of “80”, Rock Roll parties up N.A. B.H. j. Geils, Bob, and the rest to come, high alley I’LL TRY TO FORGET: a dry city, walking in the mens room with Lori, detention, Mon¬ day morings, “DISCO”, getting thrown in the piers, RALPH, p’c’s, missing the Jr. prom, getting to class before the bell, H.O’s Sheryl Beth Mason 2 2 63 71 Cottage St. AMBITION: To see all my dreams come true ACTIVITIES: Student Curriculum Commit¬ tee, Majorette 2, 3, Prom Committee, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Beacon Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my friends, wipit, Marla, sets A B, purple, floating, Shari, “GO FOR IT!”, Heff, NY, all the proms, EG, Rhonda, Studio, jellybeans, Lisa, EC, Steve 42, W.W., Steriti, Rocky Horror, true friends, that city, Kowloon I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hockey Town, Riv¬ erside Park, my tire, phony people and the smiles of backstabbers, physics, Promisels Thomas J. Mahan 1 5 64 43 Webster Ave. ACTIVITIES: 4 years varsity hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Merritt park, Bogees Paint Crew Robert Margossian Lumpy 1 5 64 77 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be the best at what I do ACTIVITIES: Band, Science Club, Beacon Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Yuga, Nose, Gumb, J.P., square dancing, TGIF, Shake- spear, Cruisin’, good times, Blizzard of 78, rallies, Halloween Parties I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Walter’s Bullhorn, Marching, Poor jokes, Monday mornings, Work, Guidance, Detention, Pintagon, the office, clipboards Therese Marra Terry, Teh 10 18 63 39 Heard St. AMBITION: To be happy and see Led Zep¬ pelin M.J. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Frankie, Ja¬ nice, Johnna, 5 3 80, 6 6 80, 10 19 79, 5 20 79, green monsters, the Cape, con¬ certs, detention, flat tire, spills, POWER, I, Clark Ave. P.G., W.H., W.H., sharks, bath¬ tub, T.H., Ann, “the truck”, mouse, Mr. Ed, Babysitting I’LL TRY TO FORGET: DISCO, plastic people, riders of the fad, Barney, square dancing, fighting w Frank Johnna, hmrm 203, Sr. yr., Mondays, 9 25 80, bad times, Zero Johnna McCarthy 1 27 64 151 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become a RN or the 1st woman President ACTIVITIES: CHS Majorettes 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Terry Knarf, Janice Glenn, “Saps”, Jr. Prom, major, camp 1, 2, Nanude, Lettuce, zacks, Spills, Cape 7 10 80, HS, ‘T’Lene, Zeppe¬ lin, VH concert, “DAD!”, belches, Ann Ma¬ rie, “what did you do to your Hayir”, “MOM”, “S, D, T, T, J”, “Sweet 16”, “W, D” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “C25 79” Joe’s W.C., Mr. Leisinger, Chem. Class, fighting with Te Jan, “DISCO”, backstabbers 1980 1st rally, Mr. Cherry Bomb, Jan F., getting the Boot from Majorettes, Barny, Mr. Clipboard 102 Sheila McDonald 8 8 63 115 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To marry and have kids I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Eddie M., Cheryle Pat, Susan O., Phyllis M., Marcie F., Lisa A., Regina V., Chickie V., Jaqui F. Dino Michael P., The family upstairs. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sitting on the porch, Cheryle’s party, the num. “10”, BloomingdaJe St., Ann C., Bruce M., all my boring nights, R.T. Lisa L. McGhee 11 6 63 103 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To become a professional Dancer or a Private Secretary ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Theta-sy Sorority, J.V. Cheerleader, Sigma-sy Sorority, Horse¬ back Riding, Water Skiing, and Rollerskating I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bal-a-roue, 7 11 80, (mickey Murphy), Heard St. gang 1 5 80, Sabbattus, Mulberry Bush Gang, Pickage, Nicky, A.V., C.C., ED, the Stairs, Larry, Da Coopas, Mac, Camaro, Cliff, Ann Billy, “79”, Ben, Flower, Dirt Bike Riding, Letty, Mom Dad forever, Jr. Prom, when Ann thought her coke was ketchup and poured it in her French fries. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Phony People, De¬ tention, School lunches, getting caught cut¬ ting class, Grades 1-12 James McHatton 32 Carroll St. David McNamara “Mac” 7 28 63 13 Louis St. AMBITION: To get out of this school ACTIVITIES: Italian club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: freshman year, D.S., the spring of 79, with Mike, Tony and the other boys of “79” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The P.H.’s, Janu¬ ary of my sophomore year, Miss Factor’s history class, and Oceanography Catherine Ann Mary McGhee “Cathy” or “10” 2 26 62 93 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To live a free and happy life ACTIVITIES: Girls Track Team (Frosh), Theta-sy Sorrority, Sigma-sy Sorority, Wom¬ an ' s World I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Tom K., D.L., D.W., V.W., D.G., J.C., Max-ed for Bruni Jr. Sr. years, 9 19 80, the greatest years of my life in CHS, Budwee Mr. Mrs. K„ Mr. Mrs. D., Senior Prom 80”, Gym, Chico, McDonald’s 12 25 79, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 8 30 80, Junior Prom of 78-79, Sel’s, 2 26 80, the other half of 319, Head sprayer, Cheesy, flunking my license the 1st time, square dancing with M.C., D.W., Hard times I gav e nice people. J. Wayne McGill “Little Big Man” 1 31 63 1 Seaside Plaza, Alias Mill Ct. AMBITION: To be a happy, financially se¬ cure Computer programmer ACTIVITIES: Varsity J.V. Football, J.V. Frosh Basketball, HR Rep., Student Advi¬ sory Committee, Beacon staff, Track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Naval Hosp. w Dennis, Warriors, the Docks, P.L. car, Jr. Prom, W.F.F.W., B E, P.O., Somerville 79, Elroy’s death, B-ball in long Johns shorts, T.W.A. Tricia 7 7 79, Z.J.R., S.M B.R., I.A.D.G.L., Beating Everett 34-26, be¬ ing bald I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Passing out, my left shoulder, that telephone pole on Auburn St., $29.50, Alan Washington, W.I.R., Hit Run? Jean McLean 33 Division St. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, softball, Latin club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Nicole Han¬ cock, Ricardo, Kevin, Scott, Mikie Pooh, Ja¬ mie, all the players on the basketball and softball teams, Miss Glover, “Carter Park Tornado,”, “The Pitts”, “Hey Lisa, I still got it”, Nance in Friendlys, Florence, Miss Pike, getting stuck up in Haverhill, Tex I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Softball practice, Basketball games, “Fakers”, fighting on the field, Somerville locker room, breaking up with Scotty, Theresa Curtis, A real Phoney Jane Sullivan - now you know what I wrote - it wil be the only thing I will ever say Ann Marie McNelley 11 2 62 33 Bellingham Street AMBITION: Double Major in college, Social work and Spanish ACTIVITIES: Photography Club, Universe Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Herlihy and all the great teachers I had, all my friends that helped me to stay in school, my Spanish classes, getting pushed ahead Fresh¬ man year to my Jr. instead of Sohpmore, lunchtime and the bakery I’LL TRY TO FORGET: W.M., and the first semester Junior year also detention 103 Marianne Miller Mary 6 25 63 197 Chestnut St. AMBITION: Physical Therapist ACTIVITIES: Latin Club, Spanish Club, HmRm Rep. 3 yrs.. Prom Dinner Dance Comm., Science Club, School Store I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: SNIP, JC PC, 3 15 80, B. Skimmer, H.S., K.V., F.I., J.M., L. Island, D.G., G.M M ' s, Riunite, R.B., Proms, “Another one bites the dust” YMCA, Square Dancing, Highland Park, Joyce, Pind C., Lil’ Mary, ABR, Z.B.J., JL, TC, DH, it’s been Rea) by F.C., long talks, 10 10 80 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Secret Santas, Phoney friends, 6 25 80, People hurting! 12 17 80, Thanx! BACKSTABBERS, hello friend Maribel Mojica 32 Everett Ave. James Moore Jim 9 9 63 9 Sturgis St. AMBITION: Auto Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Freshman hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr Mauro tak¬ ing my radio so I couldn’t have it for the weekend I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My sophomore year at CHS Northeast Regional afternoon program. Scott Moschella Tatoo 10 4 63 2 Murray St. AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Varsity Hockey 77-78, 78-79, Co-Captain 80-81 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, docks, platform, the wall, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, The tang, behind K mart, 1, J. Geils concert, hockey camp, 99 shots on net, T.D., Your Mother’s I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 0-19, practice at 6:00 am, J.H., L.P., Biology Leticia Mojica “Tata” 12 10 62 157 Park St. AMBITION: Make Willy happy after we’re married ACTIVITIES: swimming, dancing, rollerskat¬ ing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day I got caught cutting class by my mother. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: gym, and all the homework I had. Ellen Margaret Montefusco 9 8 63 10 Lash St. AMBITION: Go to college, work with kids and be happy ACTIVITIES: Outdoor track 1, 2, 3, Beacon Staff, Prom Committee, HmRm Rep., Uni¬ verse Club, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Greg”, 6 27 79, Proms, ski trips, Sr. Dinner Dance, Summer of 79, 80, friends, Ellen, Sheryl, Florence, Ms. Piggy, and Dr. Glen- non, 2nd time around, 5 24 80, “EJB”, Basketball games, Barry Manilow concert, Revere Beach Kelley’s the circus 10 17 square dancing 9 27 80 at kowloons - glass with Ellen Sheryl, Ellen and Michael, Ka¬ ren O.C., visiting Greg at school, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Jocks Jockettes and Jock corner, Sparrow, fake people backstabbers, liars, Ms. Piggy, 8 22 80, the rip-off at Diamond Head, Labor Day week¬ end S.F.M., “Freakin’’ Michael Morganelli Morgy 1 26 64 610 Washington Ave AMBITION: To design motorcycles for KAWASAKI ACTIVITIES: Italian Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sopho more year in mr. McElroy’s class, Freshman Eng¬ lish with Miss Quinn, 12 3 78, Donna, the J. Geils concert, Kathy V., Patricia J. Mulkern Trisha 6 14 63 AMBITION: To become rich successful ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff, Track, Sci¬ ence Club, Basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dee D., Rich¬ ards Rovette, Renee, Nancy, Hi-Dee, ava¬ lanches, Geese, (Honk), the Library, Mr. W., Smurphy, Summer ’80 Gandy, Mustang Joey, smoked shoulder, 90 on Fremont, Steve 6 4 80, J. Sat. JPRC 6 9 79 9 2 80, I don’t believe she did that! vaca¬ tions weekends, parties friends, Cuz, fridays, someone special, J. Sat, Stacey, Uncle Wiggley, R. S. F. Mr. G. Put it in park I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Us. History, Mon¬ day Mornings, J.P. C, M.M. L.B. C 5 3 80, Phonies, Plastic People, S.S., C.B. Rm. 108 104 Robert Scott Mullins Moon 5 17 63 118 Bellingham St. AMBITIONS: To see America and become disgustingly rich . . . ACTIVITIES: Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Warriors, Wall, Docks, Singing, Tucker, Phantomism, T.O.C., P.L,C., Jr. Prom, the 4 original War¬ riors, Partying, 1980-Talent Show, 50’s, D A. G.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Friends fighting friends, bad times, waking up in the morn¬ ing, being absent Michael Muzarol 2 19 62 9 Parker St. AMBITION: Painter, carpenter Lisa Noel “Loop” 61 Cook Ave. 12 9 63 AMBITION: To become a secretary ACTIVITIES: Student Tutorial Program I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Paul, 11 6 79, Viper concerts, Viper parties, punk party, senior prom 1980, Library 7th period, Occult World History 1st period, the “EXTRATERRESTRIAL FREZBIRD”, Voke park, Friday Saturday nights, all my friends I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Gym, detention, the Brownies, the hospitals, missing the morning bus Edward O’Keefe Specs 8 28 62 27 Gardner St. AMBITION: To be a good electrician, and make lots of money ACTIVITIES: Working Hard! Camra Club, Max Ed I’LL ALWAYS REMEMEBER: Saturday nights with S.N., J.G. V.R., driving the bomb, lunch time the circle, CHS 3rd peri¬ od, cutting class sleeping, The streaker I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Bagged! Joe capistran broke his leg driving under the influence! Goldsteins All, drop¬ ping the Camera, Fender Bender Kevin John Murray Hawk 35 Normandy Rd. 5 23 62 AMBITION: To become a physical therapist ACTIVITIES: Var. Baseball, Football, Bas¬ ketball, Cross Country I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Coach Bevere, Florida, The Big S, The A-C Room, lunch table, summer nights, the school dances, pitching a no-hitter, G.D., F.Z., B.F., J.D., J.P. Debbie, D-women, Breakheart, Drive- In, LK I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Burlington’s defen¬ sive line, P.J. Prom 80, N.K., Physics, Chemistry, Joanne L., P.S., Ginny’s H- games, Marblehead’s B-G. Stanley John Nemerowski Pollock 5 24 63 87 Prescott Ave. AMBITION: go to college and become suc¬ cessful I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Morinng on the 3rd floor, last period with Ms. Cantor, June 1981, SCBLRCMMEJJPWPJM I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 9 3 77, 9 3 78, 9 3 79, 9 3 80, Fijy, Chelsea Senior High, boring classes Linda Nuzzo 2 18 63 54 Cary Ave. AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: outdoor driv¬ ing with Mr. Connolly, Ms. Guerriero, Mr. Allen, my friends, K.M. W.A. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: my Freshman year, English with Mr. Ross, “The big one” Heidi Marie Oliveri Hi-Dee 3 8 63 AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I do ACTIVITIES: prom committee, Beacon Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ed, Tizzy, Goose, Lisa, Tricia D, Andy, Paul -n-Robin, Dee, everyone from B.K., good friendsr-AV- LANCHE, Honk-honk, 90 on Fremont, J. Prom 80’, getting psyched, parties, M.M., “put it in park”, Mr. Mrs. W, 9 27 80, phone calls, 2 2 80, 8 13 80, 8 30 80, 9 1 80 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 9 13 80, Mrs. B„ “C.B.”, freshman year, Typing 1, k-ettes, k’s, “MAX”, phonies, being confused and depressed, T.D.’s r-bite (3 15 80), 9 27 80, 1 5 80, 6 18 80, “I have a headache”, “Leave me alone,” making deci¬ sions, fights with Ed, making this sheet out, GABS”, wicked, “snobs” Rigor Mortis, Phonie “friends?” 105 Jonathan Earl Owens 9 11 62 116 Essex Street AMBITION: Learn more Kung Fu ACTIVITIES: I go to the Karate movies I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: I wil always know Chelsea High School by its kind Guid¬ ance teachers and teachers. They’re the ones who try to make it a high school. Thank you all. William Paradis Bill 8 21 63 135 Essex St. AMBITION: To play hockey, and become an electronics engineer ACTIVITIES: street hockey, boy scouts, running I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The school, and the teachers. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Indoor and outdoor track Michelle Ann Patrick Shelly 2 6 63 146 Chester Ave. AMBITION: to become a secretary or ac¬ countant I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Terry R., Lin¬ da N., Doreen B., Cheryl P., Josephine D. and all my other friends, Summer of “80”, Uncap, Mom, Dad, Prince I’LL TRY TO FORGET: S.F. from S.C. 11 26 79, Gang of us that went to N.H., Mrs. Frangules B.B.C. Class. John Perisie 12 6 62 178 Spencer Ave AMBITION: fireman ACTIVITIES: WORK WORK and more WORK I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the parties on Fri. Sat. nites, working for the school system, the bus trip up to the voke every day I’LL TRY TO FORGET: CHELSEA HIGH, Billes phone call, GYM (square dancing), my LITTLE accident with my Mother’s car Anthony Paaliuca 1 27 63 37 Carroll st. AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Most anything and everything I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Second lunch with the boys from the class of 79 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the bad times in school Joseph Parker Joey 11 28 63 72 Library Street AMBITION: To become a sportscaster ACTIVITIES: Playing sports, especially street hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The friends you make, going to the football and basket¬ ball games, and the teachers were easier on you than the other ones I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunc hes, Mr. Ross’s studys, getting up at 7:00 each morning, and the first day of freshman year John Pawlak J.P. 12 28 63 221 Central Ave. AMBITION: Make plenty of money ACTIVITIES: sports, party, work at my un¬ cle’s bowling alleys. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Black Blue Tour 80, Busted with J.R., skipping school Thanksgiving football games, VIPER con¬ cert, Rock n Roll, all the kids I met in CHS I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, Freshman year, rainy days, Homework, the Red Sox, waking up early for school, Mon¬ days, Disco Patricia Ann Phillips Patti 5 2 63 121 Sagamore Ave AMBITION: to go into nursing ACTIVITIES: softball, partying, going to school I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: John, those special times, Susan, Kathy, Jr. Prom, J.C., 2 14 62, S S picnic, woodlawn, Pratt¬ ville, partying before after softball, 9 26 80 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: P. J. XXIII, Junior year, officer reed, history, breaking my leg, that night, learning how to drive 106 Cheryl Pictou 9 9 62 61 Cary Ave AMBITION: Not to be like Dizz ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ricky, Nan- ude, Tricia Robbie, Doreen, Lori, Lorell, Barbara, non-person, Michelle, Tommy, Ma Dad, Robin Dizz, Cindy Tommy, hanging from the ceiling, ski trip, Carole, skidooing, frank, Davis, studyhall 216, cous¬ ins I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sleepy, Skippy, Big ears, 4 18 78, first period class senior year, and freshman year Joanne Pitts “Pittsy” 173 Central Avenue AMBITION: To get along with my sisters ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Bea¬ con Staff, Italian Club, H.R. Rep., Prom Committee, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Joe 7 31 80 “the Irish Eyes Jr. Prom, “The Punch Bowl Anne, Doctor Jodie Glennon (sassy), Florence (the laugh), Doctor Cheryl, Mikey Moi, and Miss Piggy, Dave, Snoopy, Drivers Ed., Ski Trip, Senior Prom, “If , Sears “He’s soooo Cute! Janice Judy’s sur¬ prise party, Yo! Mr. Cardarelli, Listening to the Oldies with Joe, B.F.D., W.C.P. Party’s at Ron’s house, Horseback riding “Shy Guy The Ground Round I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Uncle Scarsdale, Diets, Promisels, The times that Suzy Stein Snowflake embarassed me in the gym, Braces 7 31 80 Bzzzz, Driving standard the 1st time, B.B.’s Bigmouths and Backstab- bers-- you know who you are, SNAKES, and doing attendance cards. Karen Proia 9 14 63 71 Woodlawn Ave. AMBITION: To get a well paying job and to always stay with Steven I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: July 4, 1977, Going out with Steven Lewis, Mrs. Welch, Carter Park, Goofing on all the people up here I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times, the Jocks Jockettes, sitting through bor¬ ing classes 1 Linda Publicover 4 Webster Ct. Henry Pineau “Hammer 3 15 62 62 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To become an electrician. ACTIVITIES: partying I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER, “the Rolling Stones electricity class I’LL TRY TO FORGET: detention Cheryl Principato “dizzed “Midget 6 24 63 43 Central AVe. AMBITION: To be a secretary to travel all over the world ACTIVITIES: Laughing goofing around partying with my friends I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Danny V., Tia T., C. Ave gang, T.R. Fan, C.T., Gio, M.D., S.P., M.Y., Florida, Rosey’s J S year, Senior Prom, partying, goofy teachers, graduation day, weekends, Miss Cantor, Miss G., Put your meat potatoes togeth¬ er” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up early, Monday morning, Cafeteria lunches, fights, Phil, final exams, homework on weekends, Mr. Ross, gym all bad days John Jerard Publicover Jr. Jackie 7 28 63 4 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To become a commanding offi¬ cer in the USAF I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The ski trip, the dances we had, the senior prom which hasn’t arrived yet but I think (hope) I’ll re¬ member it, if you’re reading this now, the senior prom was great. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Whatever I don’t remember like the way I felt coming home from the ski trip Leticia Ramrirez “Letty” 9 15 62 135 Walnut Str. AMBITION: To pass each day happy and successfully ACTIVITIES: Beacon Staff, Prom Commit¬ tee I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dee, Deb. Hei¬ di, Chris, “TEE”, Sam P., Andy, Ramos, Baba, The parties at D’s house, Tues. Fri. at basketball games, C.V. 8 yr old face, S.A.P. conference at D’s house “boomps” snow covered mountains hills, Chris 100, “TEE 20, A.B.S.P., the day Raquel was born, Sandy ' s arguments, BB and his hairy chest 5 o’clock Linda I’LL TRY TO FORGET: George. Ken 10 78, 5 3 80, 5 16 80, Art class Jr. Yr. Study 1st per. Freshman year Fake people 107 Roberto Ramirez Tex October 2, 1962 135 Walnut St. AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Joan 7 27 79, W’s, Junior Prom, School Tang, Geils at the Cape, The Docks, Platform, School Dances, Senior Prom, My Soph. Yr., K.B., D.A., Sully Ski Tip, Lunchtime with J.C., Los Aztecas (T.D.) A.W. “Your Mama”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Buzzards, Pin- whells, Drout, Breaking my ankle three times, Getting busted for Cutting Class, Sc hool lunches, Sunday morning sickies, Dumpers, The Square, Disco, Two faces, Punks, Cold mornings. Nanette Rennie Nanude Sept, 14, 1962 120 Spencer Ave AMBITION: To Be Happy in REal Life ACTIVITIES: Twirlers, 1, 2, 3, Latin Club, Beacon Staff, Italian Club I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Fibber, Cheryl, Fe, Ptiching M M with Doreen, Sparkler, smuggling, Hanging from the ceil¬ ing, “Freddie and the Fredettes,” Skidooing, Skiing, “In real Life” J-Bird, Lettuce, the Dunk Shot, “Blasting out In 10 Minutes”, I” TRY TO FORGET: Junior Prom, being called No-No, “Thanks for calling”, Disco, Freshman year, Alan, Biology, Football Ral¬ ly of ‘80’, Saturdays at Woolworth, Wooly, Spiking it through life. David A. Reardon Jr. Dave April 5, 1962 76 Highland St. AMBITION: Aviation Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Pool Hall, Frank’s House, Church Stairs I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H.S. Herlihy leaving, C.B., 1981 Senior Prom; Dr. Ce- lona, Pewer Mechanics 1 2 (Power Me¬ chanic’s Crew). I’LL TRY TO FORGET: High School lunches; Detention, Getting Busted, My first car accident: May 1, 1980. Joe Resca 1 27 63 81 Willow St. AMBITION: To have a good and successful life ACTIVITIES: baseball, concerts, parties I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: High-Land park, Richdales, Black Blue 80, Mad painters, New Year’s Eve session, busted with J.P., T.N.T. 80, Led Zep, Doctors con¬ cert service, Kick ! Rock-n-Roll, S.R., J.B., Woody, Joe Perry concert 80 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: DISCO, the shark, Monday Mornings, Savio, school lunches Kansas Concert 79 Theresa Francis Richards Terry, (“Ter”) 5 3 63 28 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become a Physical Educa¬ tion Teacher live a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ J.V. V. basketball, Varsity Softball, Cross Country I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lisa (“Fan”, Fanny) “Green Power”, 42, 5, 3!!, C.T., C.P., M.D., G.R. all my other friends, 1st driving lesson w Jim, Summer “80”, Jr. Sr. Prom, “Bookends”, Capt.l V. Softball, “Dr. G.”, Co-Capt. J.V. B.B., Sandy N., Cape Cod w my family, Rovette Trisha, 5 31 80 “The Beach”, Carter Park, 5 6 78, Why he ain’t?? Cheryl is “JAIL“! New Year’s Eve, and Especially Hugh J. MacDonald. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Backstabbers” L.B.’s “FAVORITES”, “R.R.M.B.S ”, fight¬ ing w Hugh, Michele P.’s driving, losing my CHS ring, and especially “HCTUB YBAB”!! Paula Roberts 61 Watts St. Michele Riva 6 4 62 79 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To b e a teacher aide ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Square dancing and volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEBER: Miss Pike, Mr. Garnick, Mr. Stein and most of all Miss Cor¬ win, and Miss P. Nazarro and Eva Lewicka, Terry Richards and Miss Shrago. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Being in room 122 In second period class and the lousy food in the cafeteria, and getting up in the morning. Margaret Virginia Robinson Margator or Gator 8 13 63 256 Spruce St. AMBITION: To become a lawyer ACTIVITIES: Fresh Soph. Vice Pres., Flag Squad, J.v. Varsity Cheerleader In¬ door Outdoor Track Jr. HmRm Rep. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Troy, Richelle, the good times, Dee Dee, Hmrm 218, Ms. Ralmo, Cheering Camp, Evens, Funky, De- Ville, Chilly-Stuff, Sin City, Kim, D.w., D.R., J.C., Julia, Buggy, Mr. Mauro, Mr. Bruni, R.E.J., J.E.W., J.K I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mrs. Q., not doing the right things at the right time, the home¬ work, boring studies teachers, being down, feeling hurt, bad times with good friends, disappointing feeling the pain and not being able to cry, break-ups. 108 Carmen Migdalia Rodriguez MIQUI, Little Lady July 13, 1962 120 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To Become a Biophysic ACTIVITIES: Tutoring, Science Club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Chelsea High where I ment my Finance Ruben Vasquez , also my homeroom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunches Mr, Karp’s papers and the tiny lockers James Rossetti “Chimpy 9 19 63 47 Bloomingdale Street AMBITION: To be an electrican ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Hockey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Having good times down Carter Park, gambling up Al’s house, Being with Robin at all times. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: CHS., some of the teachers, waking up for school at 7:00 Antonio Ruiz “Pucho” 6 15 61 100 Broadway AMBITION: To become a mechanic Harriet Santiago Freckles 3 11 63 108 Essex St. AMBITION: Make money and be famous I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Summer of 1980, Quigley Park, R.V., a few of my classes I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Final exams, some teachers, all the bad times I had at C.H.S. Thomas Rosa Jr. Jawey” 7 27 61 37 Central Avenue AMBITION: To marry a fine Puerto Rican girl Olga”, and live a decent life ACTIVITIES: CHS. Basketball, The Rollers, and Quigley Park I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tecy 46 Shawmut St., my two friends in 208, Cur¬ rent Events and Writing Workshop I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Dinora, 7 4 79, and the Hispanic Alliance Richard Rossetti 1 21 63 217 Webster Avenue AMBITION: To have my own business ACTIVITIES: watching football, playing baseball and fishing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The first year in the High School, I could not even reach the coat hook in my locker. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The night my friends and I got arrested for swimming in a private swimming pool, I can’t remember a time that I laughed so much. Castro Sabet Oil 1 28 61 225 Arlington St. AMBITION: To go to college and become a State Trooper ACTIVITIES: Track, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, Ajax, Forehead, Ginnie, Giggalo, Cheese, Taxi, Moon, Beaka, Hulk, Ivan, Adrienne, Sneak, Sr. prom, Thanksgiving Game-1981, 4 yrs of Football Camp, The Gwee, The Docks and the Wall, Hint-Hint. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Allan. Washington, Chris, G.T.G’s Jr. Prom. Maria Collene Schneiderman Schneiderbug 5 13 63 54 Clark Ave. AMBITION: to be independant, happy and Rich. ACTIVITIES: Treasurer of Class 3, 4, Co- Capt, J.V. Cheer. L V. Cheer. L 3, 4, St. Council del, Track, St. Co. 2, 3, 4, C.H.S. Happenings, F.B.A. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Almost any¬ thing goes 80”, BOB 1st yr., J.W. M.K., J.K. L.D., D.M., B.R., P.W., J.K., Nice Buns, Knot-P, Summer of 80, Classes of 78, 79, 80, The Original Jock and Jockettes, Bas. Foot, Dances, Cheering W Crazy girls 79”, Toga 80 , H-0, Jr. Pr., Warriors. Wash. D.C., M.D., Some fine Day, Partying W the Spa, H.C., L.H., M R., B.J., Zita’s P.J. party, Edelweise, 81 Power, Spencer- buzz, He’s so shy growing up W spa Girls! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mrs. Quin, Mr. Cherry, Mr. Donuts, Mr. Homework, Fight W B.K., Losing to Somer. 78, 79, L.B. 109 Karen Shanahan 1 5 80 AMBITION: To be good at whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: flagsquad I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: David B., LB, JM, Mickie B, KG, ND, ES, 11 16 79, Square dancing, GG, 1 6 79, Green, Mr. Rox, Mr. Franco, 1 13 79, Cantor’s jokes, BCR, “oops”, 5 18 79 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 5 28 80, History Class, CS, 1 12 79, SAT’s, band practice Mr. Teal, Spanish, Disco, school lunches, being defeated by Everett on Thanksgiving Anna Gail Smith 11 11 62 58 Grove St. AMBITION: To go into music (vocally), and to be happy ACTIVITIES: Glee club, (4 yrs.), Flag Squad (3 yrs.), Honor Society I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The summer of 77, Alfred, Ferdinand, and Harvey, that I have Joe, 9 8 79, R.P., Rowley, 6 13 80, “the Stairs”, E.B., A.B., G.H., E.Z., J.B., B.B.G., The day after the Jr. Prom I’LL TRY TO FORGET: March 22, 1980, being chased through the woods, all the fights with J.R., getting a “D” in History, living in Florida, getting caught in a typewrit¬ er in my sophomore year. Patricia S. Smith Patty 1 16 63 41 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To become a good secretary ACTIVITIES: swimming, ceramics, track, pep squad (frosh year) I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: T.S. 3 80, al¬ ways being together, going out to eat, G.A., L.D. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Chelsea High, Jocks and Jockettes, being a majorette, Mr. Ross English class, fighting, Miss Cantor’s bad jokes. Lenore Steriti “IZZY” 5 13 63 946 Broadway AMBITION: To be happy, healthy, and suc¬ cessful ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, partying I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman year, Friday nights at the beach and L.T.F. at Dever, the Blizzard of “78”, K.S. R.N. and M.G. CHS class of 1981, Doc and Beaner I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The food in the cafeteria. S.C.’s party. Adrienne Smith Face 4 10 63 194 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To go on to college for a career in journalism ACTIVITIES: CHS Toking Team, detention, partying, photography club I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The entire Richdale’s crew, Billy’s van, Queen, Lori in my window, Long shots on Eddie Moore, N.A. Kevin Doherty!!, L.S., P.M., L.A., R.V., R.W., my brother Glenn Denise, Lisa’s jokes, V.p., High Alley, my V O Highland Park birthday parties (B.A.) P.A.N.S. Long Live Rock, John Bonham 1 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Breaking up (k.d.), PC’s BK’s, detention, freezing my ! off. The night my father came home at 11:10, gettin caught, my braces, disco, the morning after, a dry city, John Bonham’s death Glen A. Smith “Smitty” 9 6 62 110 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To become a college graduate and be successful in the field of technology ACTIVITIES: 1-4 football, cpt 1-4 hockey, 2-4 outdoor track cpt., cpt 1-4 band, 3-4 student council, V.P. of Class of “81” 3-4, being with Denise I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Denise 6 13 80, 7 19 80 (forever), driving with Denise Winki, Arab, Adrian, Barry, Wash, T.D., Romeo, Charlie, McGill, and the other 20 W’s, having great times with Winki, par¬ tying at the docks with the W’s, Class of “81”, Jr. prom and my party, L.S.A., the “C” family, T.O.C., “81” D.L.S., winning the Everett football game, Ya! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: a bird person, not winning every football and hockey game, not partying enough with the W’s, Being away from Denise, waking up for school in the morning, Doing homework, not getting enough sleep after football practice, the aches and pains of football Elsie Soto 37 Bloomingdale St. Henry W. Strukel Butch 3 5 63 33 Hooper St. AMBITION: College football ACTIVITIES: Football, basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W.F.F.W., Ju¬ nior Prom, The wall, Millers, football, Thanksgiving game, Spa girls I’LL TRY TO FORGET: practices, dump¬ ers, camp 80, lips no Joanne Studley Joa 6 25 63 872 Broadway AMBITION: my ambition is to graduate this year ACTIVITIES: party, bowl, dance, swim I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That CHS is excellent! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: what I’ll always remember! Alice Sullivan “Al” 729 Broadway AMBITION: To be a horse trainer ACTIVITIES: horseback riding, roller skat¬ ing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 7th period ju¬ nior year in the chemistry lab, how Karen G. would melt every time she saw David Me, Jack B., coming into Mr. Allen’s class late, Miss Corwin miss Pike, the ski trips, square dancing Jane Sullivan Sully 4 1 62 21 Addison St. AMBITION: To make something good out of my life ACTIVITIES: Varsity softball, basketball, lifting - the Millers I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Coach L. Bradley, Varsity softball, being capt. of var¬ sity softball, 9, Irish green, P.S., Beaner, Doc, Greek, Lea. S., Maria C, Debbie S, Paula G, Jodie G, Carter Park, Menotomy D, H. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: square dancing, school lunches, freshman, losing games, bor¬ ing studies, all the bad times Steven M. Sullivan Sully 3 14 63 115 Sagamore Ave AMBITION: Coast Guard ACTIVITIES: basketball, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: weekend par¬ ties, concerts, project partying, Carter Park, Freshman yr, Senior yr. Senior prom, get¬ ting suspended, Mellon, Tex, J.H., B.J., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: basketball practice, all the buzzards, freshman yr, 7 4 78, School lunches, Mr. Herlihy a nd the family. Punks, DISCO, dirty necks (D.F.), “BEING STRAIGHT”, snobs Stanley Sudanowicz Mel 7 15 62 51 BloomingdaJe St. AMBITION: woodworking ACTIVITIES: street hockey, volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: square danc¬ ing and what a fool I felt like I’LL TRY TO FORGET: all the English classes I had Debbie Sullivan 10 2 63 56 spencer Ave. AMBITION: To get the best out of life and to be an Aunty!! I’LL ALWYS REMEMBER: Lynn, my big seester, Fifi, B.J., D.I., N.T., J. Sully Chitty- chitty bang-bang, “Buns , Spencer payday, “Doobies , “toga 80” yeowza”, the good times, Feast or famine, “beach-Bums” Don¬ na Kevin, summer fun, D’s convertible, mashed potatoe sandwiches. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: running on empty, unemployment, “CRASH”, politics, igno¬ rant people, supper time, the bad times, rock roll, getting shnaggedl! Sept. 27, hammerhead Kelly Sullivan 8 12 63 106 Exeter St. AMBITION: to be a mortician own my own funeral parlor ACTIVITIES: JV Cheering 1, 2, Varsity cheering 4, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: B. Muggs, Kinks, 19, cheering camp, Mike K., mis¬ fits, Toga party, ski-trip, Sr. Proms, Jr. proms, project Rats, Lom’s parties, Bink, Bianca Bunny, Mugford manor, Nick, the Commons, square dancing, T.L.H, basket¬ ball games, mini, D. Bomb, Bl. PI. d., friends, baseball games, Beach I’LL TRY TO FORGET: not being w B.M., learning the hard way, drunkenness Susan M. Sullivan “Sull 6 21 63 21 Addison St. AMBITION: to have fun ACTIVITIES: lifting I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Debbie, Paula, Joanie, Brian, -Drive-Ins-N.H. Labor day weekend 80- the home, the tower, Oct. 22, 79, J.L. C.K. partying, vitamin “M”, Rock Roll, the Beach, Shoppin B.F.D., “Go for it”- 1st per. Mr S”s class (Pa) my family sept 27, 0 2nd floor bathroom I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Disco, phony peo¬ ple, being rowdie at the wrong time, getting up for school, Mr. Cheery’s Psycho class, “the morning after the night before” in Mary Tomasik Mania 3 7 63 57 Addison St. ACTIVITIES: partying on weekends, going to the race track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CHS class of 81, the day of graduation, the people I work with, and the people I hang around with. All my teachers tha I had in my four years of CHS I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up early in the morning, just to go to school, school lunches, homework, final exams, test on Fri¬ days, most of all study halls Candida Maria Torres Cookie Candy 7 26 63 110 Bellingham St. AMBITION: work my life through and get a billion ACTIVITIES: volleyball, basketball, square dancing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the hitting times of Jay Carabello, (Cheeze), the days up breakheart with Tricia, Judy, Beverly, Joanne, Tracy and Mr. Bruno up Voke and my friends at Chelsea High ralleys I’LL TRY TO FORGET: When I almost got suspended, the school lunches, the people at CHS I didn’t get along with Elizabeth Trochimiak Liz 9 29 63 105 Cottage St. AMBITION: to have a successful medical career I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Brian S., 1 30 79, Kiss concert in Providence with T.R. and B.S., Kawasaki ZIR, hanging out with T.R., S.J., R.V., Y.L., T.L. M.S., Friday and Saturday night parties, senior prom weekend, WCOZ, Rock Roll! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: gym classes, deten¬ tion, getting suspended, the way S.J. Y.L. drive, Richdale’s boring nights, Mr. P, out¬ door driving class, DISCO Diane Tomaszewski Pinko 8 24 63 71 Sagamore Ave AMBITION: To shop weekly at Sak’s Fifth Ave! ACTIVITIES: Co-Capt. JV Cheering, Varsi¬ ty Cheerleader, Treasurer Soph, Student Council, Beacon Staff, prom committee, be¬ ing Chs Devil, dancing partyin’!! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman year, my first love, cheering for CHS, ski trip “80 , Jr. Prom night, good friends - C.M., C.P., M.D., J.D., E.B., L.H., Cha’s cottage, “live Learn , getting Deep!” Montreal, coming in runner-up in the Jr. Miss Pageant! All great teachers, Square dancing, Good times I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Florida epi¬ sode, friends who turn on you!, People who don’t appreciate who you really are!, 2nd semester soph, year, “The Scares”, Being late for everything Robert Stephen Trickett Bob 5 27 62 7 Suffolk St. AMBITION: a good machinist ACTIVITIES: camping, fishing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the good times at CHS, all the friends I met I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the bad times and boring classes at CHS Maximo Valentin Jr. Max 7 23 62 161 Shurtleff St I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: all the good times I had. Joanne’s bee sting in the buns, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Chelsea High School and all the teachers Kathleen Jean Veator ‘Kathy’’ 4 1 63 277 Carter Street AMBITION: To enjoy life to the fullest ACTIVITIES: Capt. of varsity cheering squad, frosh cheering, jr. V.P. National Hon¬ or Society, Beacon Staff, hmrm. rep, Pep club, Prom committees I’LL ALWAYS REMEMVER: John , 6 27 80, Lisa and Frank, CHS cheering and camp, Proms, ski trip, E.T., “69 , Susie Snow flake, Lisa’s trip, M.M, PC, THE BEACH “80”, What is Love? “cult Class of 81, all my friends at CHS I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Merritt Park , FETID, day after Jr. Prom, Monday morn¬ ings, my braces, Old Blue Eyes, plastic peo¬ ple, my first game as “captain” ' Monica Velastcgui Pam 11 21 63 185 Congress Ave AMBITION: to go to a 4 year college ACTIVITIES: member of Latin Club (79-80), publicity chairman of Latin Club (80-81), tu¬ toring program (79-80) I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the junior prom I’LL TRY TO FORGET: all the football games CHS lost Ann M. Velluto 5 5 62 126 Franklin Ave AMBITION: to become a special needs teacher ACTIVITIES: pep club, sorority I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: junior prom, the stairs, Lisa, Rally 6-13-80, ND CS, LM EH, LV BM, AS JR, B.F. the summer of 78, Bal a roue, the party’s, square danc¬ ing, Sab. Maine, CHS the class of 81 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: being chased, T.B., dads operation, hell night, the punishments Tiny, Ben, Flower Martha Vidal “V” 10 22 61 116 Addison St. AMBITION: a lawyer ACTIVITIES: baseball, volleyball, basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Lopez, Mr. Mauro, Miss Raimo, Mr. Toney, Mr. Locke, Mr. Manning, Miss Pike, Mr. Stein, Mr. Stawicki, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Tiro, Miss Corwin, Mr. Cardarelli I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Miss Little, Miss Breen, Miss Landy, Mr. Buckley, Mr. Renzi, Mr. Paolino, Miss Sandberg, Mr. Falstitch, Miss Voke, Miss Boveri, Miss Glover Lisa J. Velluto “V” 126 Franklin Ave AMBITION: to be a physical therapist ACTIVITIES: flag squad r yrs., Italian Club 2 yrs, girls track team soph, year, Glee Club 1 yr., sigma Si Sorority I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ROWLEY 6 13 80, the day after the Jr. Prom, week¬ end parties, Frank Sue, B.M. a.S., J.R. E.B., A.B., Bj, MCS, Mfc, “driving to calif, and back summer of 77, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer School, 11 7 78, grades 1-12 Marla B. Vigoda 4 16 63 416 Washington Ave AMBITION: self actualization ACTIVITIES: Class President 2, 3, 4, Twirl¬ ing Team 2, 3, Captain 4, National Honor Society, Beacon Staff, Student Advisory Council, Hm. Rm. Rep 1, Flag Squad, JV cheerleader, Edior, Treasurer V. Pres. MJWBJ Mit Mom New England Region BBG I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Todd, Filet, being class president, teaching at Gen’s 0, 3, 15, 19, Twirling Camp, Sheryl, Floating Mao, the Monte- 17, 18, 23, my slipped disc, Babe fish, special friends, Frick Frack, Our proms, “Rocky”, J.J. D.S. The Bink, “BURGER”, B.L., D.C., A.G., “V” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: foolish fights, phony friends, and bad experiences Regina Marie Visconti Gina 11 26 63 99 Maverick St. AMBITION: to be successful in whatever I do and to meet Steve Tyler I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Richdales, summer of ‘77’, Terri Radek, p.m., A.S. L.S., S.M., L.T., Yola and dola, partying up Terri’s, senior year, the dinasours, the Com¬ mons, and the cheap man’s special’ I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up at 6:30, square dancing, the way Y.L. drives, and missing the junior prom Craig Walker 74 Bellingham St. Velvet Walsh Farrah 1 28 64 4 Parkway Ct. AMBITION: to become a flight attendant ACTIVITIES: freshman home room rep, pep squad, sorority and fund raising events I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Body, baker, gugs, 10, K.F., Dewitt, D C, D.G., D.D., N.M., K.S., C.H., C.C., L.H., Pic, M.S., fa- hole) Ricketts, Dig-Em, W ' s, 3 little pigs, Merritt Park, Jr. prom, G.S. party 80, G.T.G. CHS ski trip. Tufts, Projects “79”, Pucks, Bal-A-Roue, Mr. C, Mr. S. Feinburg, Mr. Mauro, A.B., RIUNITE I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Bodie’s b-day par¬ ty, C.S. M e. not getting along at Jr. Prom, XMas vacation, monkeying action. Celeste moving away, my brother joining the navy, P.P.L., detention Mondays George Ward 12 12 63 184 Congress Ave AMBITION: to live a rich and successful life ACTIVITIES: going to concerts, partys, etc. and having a good time I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Math with T. Mahoney, Mav. Ave, Feb vac 1980, Schen- leys, 2:10 P.M., the Black Blue Tour, The 1980 Invasion, Halloween 79 Highland park, the piers, the wall, Richdale’s, J. Geils, New years eve 80 at Highland, Led Zep, all the good times I’LL TRY TO FORGET: sophomore year, study with Mr. Ross, Spanish, Biology, square dancing, school lunches, Kiss 108, Punk rock, weekend’s with no cash, work¬ ing, monday’s explaining to Mr. Mauro, de¬ tention 113 Allan Washington Ajax 10 15 62 3 Clinton Ct. AMBITION: to score a “10” ACTIVITIES: football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2 track 1, baseball 1 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: W’s, Ruthie, Dock, Wall, D.w., Jr. prom, sr. prom, S. Feinberg, T. Carderelli, T.D., Bolders Pebbles, Class of “81”, munch- kin, Auj, Football camp, Everett games, J. Mauro, your Mothers I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Cluck, Cluck, the nite home from camp, the sled, and hills, homework, game films, CF (phonies) Diane M. White “B.B” 5 11 63 35 Murray St. AMBITION: to be successful in whatever I do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: JOHN, Merritt Park, V.W., M.C., C.M., K.S., D C, J.A. D.D. slee- pover at Guzzle’s house, Auj, Fox, MAMA, 6 25 79, Rinky, Allan, No knees, Joe, A.B., w’s, Brooks, Dig-em, Prattville, M.C., Dave, square dancing Mr. C, Pucks, G.T.G. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Cherry’s study, Mr. Ross’s Eng¬ lish class, ‘10”, Martha, Cheezy, P.P.L., Action, July 3rd at the home, woodsmen Walter Williams No Knees 4 30 63 116 Essex Street ACTIVITIES: basketball, foot¬ ball, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The W’s, Ruthie, V.w., D.W., the docks every Friday Saturday night, the night I had just about all the W’s up my house and we left R.M. down the sq. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: FROSH yr. Bruising ribs, homeroom rep jr. yr. Patricia Zaksheski P.J. Zak, Trish, Tricia 7 18 63 86 Franklin Ave AMBITION: to make a million or marry a millionaire ACTIVITIES: freshman basket¬ ball, cyo, cyo basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: bus rides up to voke, Duckie, Dig-em, teddy, Tracy, falling in the lake, Mr. Bruno, T.L. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I don’t have the frisbee, Mr. G’s Jokes Tom Wells Bogart 8 21 63 35 Carmel St. AMBITION: computer program¬ mer ACTIVITIES: Band I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CHS, Skipping school, the good times Juliann, “81”, ski trip, J. Geils and all other concerts I’LL TRY TO FORGET: deten¬ tion, dumping my bike Robin Lee White “Chipmunk” 2 23 63 26 Gardner St. AMBITION: ACTIVITIES: “cranking it up”, partying on weekends, Rock-n- Roll. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The summer of 80 with Michael, the times up North Andover, Bil¬ ly’s van (the door) Adrienne, Dei- dre, Phyllis, Lori, The “ACD” concert with Andrea Joe, the day I left CHS, Richdales US of A. drugstore, the goodtimes up Richdale’s and little Zip I’LL TRY TO FORGET: two years of aggrivation (randy) de¬ tention, Mr. Herlihy, cold nights David Scott Wood “Woody” 1 8 63 100 Watts Street AMBITION: one day have a prosperous and happy family ACTIVITIES: football- Indoor track- outdoor track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Mad Painters’ J. Resca Mav.Av. U.C.L.A. trip The Wall Concerts, the Piers nights at football camp, highland park sat. night, 440, Acid rock, getting wasted, all nighters, Schenelys, the Dudes, football, my family I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Kansas Concert “79”, DISCO, the sled, “Wasted Knee” getting busted. Stephen Zebniak Aeb 5 25 63 55 Blossom St. AMBITION: go to school. 114 1 Frank J. Zccha III “Zeke” ' 11 21 63 234 Central Ave. , AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life ACTIVITIES: Baseball 79, 80, Captain 81, Cross country I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Baseball, Hawaii, Junior Prom E.C., Senior Prom, 2nd lunch, the boys from across the park¬ way, Big S. Mr. Cardarelli, D.W. I 9, Joe, 109, all the good times. I| I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 4-36 with baseball, P.G., Monday i mornings Yola Lada 4 3 63 90 Clark Ave. ACTIVITIES: Ring Committee, Prom Committee, J.V. Varsity Cheerleader, Freshman and sophomore class secretary, Bea¬ con Staff I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tom, B.D., G. Peck, T.L., T.R., LT., Regina, S.J., Richdales, par¬ tying, down highland. Cruising, summer of 79 80, Texas, Twinkle twinkles, T.R.’s parties, Cheap Man Special, “yola N Dola”, Ski Trip, Cheering camp, Are you Twins?, “Slow Ride”, favors, true friends I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Susan O., False Friends, Snobby Cheer¬ leaders, Fights Dennis Belanger 2 18 63 AMBITION: To become a pro¬ fessional musician and move to California I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Cezar” world’s best dog, “the Soldiers Home Stairs” P.F.O.A., The band, camping up Rowley, “The Death Mobile,” Chelsea but bye-bye, the good old “sheesh” days, The support my mother gave me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: how many days of school I slept through and barely graduating, Mr. Herlihy’s timing, Old girl¬ friends bad trips, losing my dog. Gladys Valentin 7 6 62 37 Maverick St. AMBITION: To become an air¬ line stewardess ACTIVITIES: Community sports, captain of a volleyball team, out¬ side track I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My good days and my really goofy times with Danny, Christine, Joannie, Richard, Shelley, Lisa, Candida, and CHS especially at lunch time. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The classes and the teachers that I hated, especially my freshman year, and just sitting in those bor¬ ing classes. NO PHOTO Peter Caggiano “Cagg” “Cage Man” 9 19 63 118 Springvale Ave. AMBITION: To live good without working hard ACTIVITIES: Partyin’ I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Highland Park, “going nuts”, J.B., Rock n Roll, Summers, Christmas vaca¬ tions I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Crutchers” Ronald Healey Bird Bones 10 10 60 67 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To graduate and become a successful carpenter ACTIVITIES: Girls, dancing, partying, basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rico Venterelli, Chicky, Debbie Sully, Pinhead, Go Get ’em Rico V. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the rotten teachers, hav¬ ing to repeat 12th grade, midterm tests Adolfo Lopez Gilligan 11 4 61 134 Congress Ave AMBITION: To become an electronic technician ACTIVITIES: Horse back riding I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The first year that I came to this school, it was so strange I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My record in the office. Deirdre Diane Mooney Coma 3 14 63 46 Addison St. AMBITION: To become a politician ACTIVITIES: Partying at Richdales, Life in the fast lane I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hill Bill, Highland Park, Andover, human sacrifices, Mr. Manager, B.K., Wast¬ ed Days and Wasted nights, Binki, Short, the gang, J. Geils in Concert, Rock Roll I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Flunking Ross 3 times, walk¬ ing to Saugus, dropping out, Busted! Jocks, 412’s Josephine DesRochers Jo 9 21 62 93 Sixth st. ACTIVITIES: Flagsquad I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The friendliness I re¬ ceived when I first entered CHS, Merritt Park, Satur¬ days, 7 15 78, A.M.T., B.R.C. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The cafeteria lunches, 3 22 80, 7 4 80, C.A.V. Black, Captains Steven Heckley Father Heck 1 1 64 84 Beacon St. AMBITION: To be bigger than life- “Get it all” ACTIVITIES: barely gym I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER:The past, Mr. T„ “Kel¬ ly”, Sept. 3. 80, “Vengence!” My rotten luck, my cleverness, H.R. w “Pedro”, “Bruce”, “Carol” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: CHS, Chelsea, Stuck up’s Antle - troublemakers Paul Jeffrey Lush 2 17 63 11 Clyde Street AMBITION: Airforce, career in electronics I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My senior year, and the kids I went through it with I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing. Susan Olson 6 25 63 88 Maverick st. AMBITION: To become an airline Stewardess I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: What my parents taught me, the parties, the ski trip, Kinky, CHS, Bob A’s Party, the summer of 80 in Texas, meeting A1 Ricci, Tennoco, working at the Chateau in Framingham, Sheila, Blair, P.M. R.V., J.m., Phil I., Steve, Bob, Gary, 9 25 80, Love, The ring I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Richdale’s corner, 9 26 80, FBI, coming back to Chelsea, the fight with Y.L., G.F., R.D., R.H., J.M. LONELY NIGHTS, Hate, Su¬ baru, Susie Q, Tomorrow Edwin Escobar Cool Ed 9 4 61 73 Essex St. AMBITION: Llegar hacer un gran doctor ACTIVITIES: Basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My A’s and my B’s, the teachers and students that were good to me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad things I did so wherever I go I’ll be a good kid Jose Ithier Coqui 6 18 62 13 School st. AMBITION: Llegar Hacer un buen matematico en computadoras ACTIVITIES: Basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER; Los maestros que me atudaron a poder realizar parte de una jornada fuerte que todavia no a emdesado, y todos los companeros de escuela que he conocido. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Que ya es hora de dejar una escuela, unos maestros, unos amigos que han hecho un hueco en mi corazon y que al partir de todo esto mi corazon tendra ese hueco vacio que se tendra que llenar con nuevos amigos, pero no como los otros. Scott Mellen “Mel” 3 14 63 31 Jefferson Ave. AMBITION: To drive turbo Kawasaki’s; mechanic ACTIVITIES: driving my bike, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Cheryl, wiping out at lunch time into a car, L.M., A.V., L.V., Sully, all the pretty girls in CHS Carol H., and when Mr. Herlihy left the high school. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Mr. Mauro, and all the other teachers up CHS, and all the detention I served Brenda-jean Zita Richards AMBITION: To make up for past mistakes with fu¬ ture accomplishments ACTIVITIES: Hm. Rm. Rep, Spanish Club, RTRDC, J. V. Cheering, Capt. J.V. Cheering, delegate to stu¬ dent council, secretary of class 2 yrs., secretary stu¬ dent council, concession stand I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Terri, Maria, J.B., ninny, NHM, LW, JW, Paul B., B-Buns, G-Buns, STU¬ DIO, Elweiss, Electra 225, Behind the Groove, Paul B., scoping, Jo-Jo, Knotty pike, Bev. C., Spa, (Jocks Jockettes), Times with T.B., Kline, Paul and Prom, K. C. T.B., Billy M. Mike T., Allen, Dennis, Stoned ponies I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the endless fight, Billy S. unsociables (K C) jailbird, the piece, P.P.L. camping with B.S. G.G., twice the fool, Mister D., J.C. M.R. (Reardon’s fight) (remember that one Maria?) 116 AVAILABLE Richard Rustigian 10 5 60 26 Heard St. AMBITION: To have a good and successful life ACTIVITIES: Baseball, street hockey I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: sitting in last period waiting for the bell to ring at 2:10 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The days I had to wake up and come to school _ori Stec 1 11 62 53 Essex St. AMBITION: To be a lead singer and drive a Harley 1000 ACTIVITIES: lifting the Buda, having a good time, partying checking out the Harley’s and getting a ride, Target Shooting ’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: P,A,N,”s, me Phil ill the men’s rooms, P.M., A.S., R.V., T.R., Frank, d.p. birthday parties, Bills van, S.M., John Banham, led-Zep) Adrienne’s parties, Nth Andover Human Sacrifice, ludes, my last birthday, the Blatter, the Joke M.T., L.K., J.P. Brk. heart. Saugus, Revere Beach, Woof yams, Rich Dalen (Teenage waste- and) All the Good Times ’LL TRY TO FORGET: the night I chipped my tooth it the L. House, When I lost my hat, B C, the bad imes and the B.S., Lunch, rainy cold weekends, all rights under a 5, a dead corner, when me SM ritched home from Brk heart, not having a job, Pin- wheels, me J.H., SmM. SS the Coffin Hilda Acen Julia Bennett Mariann Carroll Robin DeCoste Nancy Delaney Kevin Doherty Darrell Frazier Bernard Gallant Donald Gallant Roberto Garcia Maria E. Santana Eli, Elena 10 4 62 14 Parker St. AMBITION: to be always happy and sure of myself I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Someone very special in my life, M.S., R.S., M.S., MA, Mr. Lopez, my friends, Miss Guerrero, Dimarino, Sisters, Father I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Coming in late, detention Mark Thompson Snach 12 1 63 1 Parkway Ct. AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Basketball, Jv and freshman I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The W’s, docks, A1 Zacks, Spa, real friends. Junior Prom, Dances, car wash, ski trip, Coach Tiro and Sullivan for their good advice when needed, practices. The class of ’81 is here to stay and it will never die. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times, doing bad in school, Backstabbers Theresa Godin Faustino Iraola Simon Manzo Louis Miller Chanh Due Nguyen Trang Due Nguyen Michael Pagliarulo Brad Promisel Salvatore Rinaldi NOT SHOWN St j 1 Kevin Shaheen Twinkie or Pothead 29 Willard St. 8 11 62 AMBITION: a carpenter, cook or truckdriver ACTIVITIES: swimming, baseball, volleyball, tennis I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The girls, the proms, the good times in school, headmasters and I’ll always remember my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the books, some teachers, and the aggrevation I went through to get my diplo¬ ma. Lisa M. Viveiros Sunshine 3 12 62 AMBITION: To become rich and succeed in life ACTIVITIES: partying I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my first and last year at CH, graduation day, senior prom, the friendship of L.V. and L.N., Mr. Baroeshian, the rowdy class of 81 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Disco, my first day at C.H, square dancing, all the clicks in CH, Mr. Shaheagan’s study Joseph Rossetti Vincent Russo Omar Sanchez James Shaheen Tina Smith Ronald Solar Maguerite Stewart Kenny Surette 117 BEST LOOKING Butch Strukel and Hilda Carion CUTEST Dennis Antle and Brenda Richards MOST POPULAR 118 Maria Schneiderman and Allan Washington BEST PERSONALITY Jodie Glennon and Paul Driscoll W a r� M wn; tlfeJMHC Ptmv •ff MMke HUfitrn «ws n a vmn m mmmyf tn m « «««wt s rt aaut mums tt MM! Irimok «t KMtl � � | f. iwaatM MRMW If KMH 4 W .«« t , ' rM r Mt h.«u nnma If! Lf ! ! � , � ■■ -•� ;� «•;� S� 4 mvK BEST DRESSED Kelly Sullivan and Craig Walker MOST ATHLETIC Drenda Carroll and Glen Smith [ f« ll(M« | ,m k amt i I iim ntifUf F � «� i r mmxtmmmm $ mm � nswsjzw ■iKJKtSWWJinr- rr ww t T MMt If IW � WS i$ , fl WMH ■ wod ; MOST INTELLECTUAL Andrew Fijalkowski and Matilda Andrade MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Greg DePatto and Marla Vigoda MOST SPIRITED Robert Brooks and Richelle Cromwell 120 BEST CLASS 121 Mike Blake Lynne Botchie Rich Goodrich Paula Roberts Joe Cataldo John Belanger Marla Vigoda Monica Velastegui Maria Schneiderman Bill Gould Juan Crespo Terry Richards Margaret Robinson Cheryl Principato Lisa Noel Alice Sullivan Lisa Brace Dennis Antle Tony DiRienzo Jodie Glennon Paul Driscoll Keith Barry Renee Belanger Robin Bellomo Nancy Burke dab Joanne Pitts Robert Brooks Patricia Mulkern Greg DePatto Anthony Pagliuca Bob Carolyn Joseph Parker Lisa Fantasia Kelly Sullivan Betty Ann Chafe Denise Bankus Lenore Steriti Patti Phillips Paulette Connors Brian Gerace Lisa McGhee Carmen Rodriquez Elizabeth Trochimiak Drenda Carroll Nancy Diamond Josephine DesRochers Catherine a. McGhee Richard Chamberland Joanne Studley Mary Tomasik Lisa Forman Diane Tomaszewski Michelle Patrick Marci Jacobs Sheryl Mason 126 CELL BLOCK 217 CELL BLOCK 218 128 CELL BLOCK 223 129 130 A DAY IN ii jkPr. ' 4 131 132 DAYS OF OUR LIFE CHELSEA H.S. 1981 133 Cute as a bug’s ear or what? You want to wear this salad! 134 vY, You’ll get ouir it Yeah, that one over there! She’s the one t 135 I can’t take this anymore! Wait! I know that one! 136 r 137 What college wants us? I can do this in my sleep. 138 139 140 And if elected What did I do now? ■BarfflfflMl A worried Brad. Friday, 2:10; all smiles! Now how did that get in there? The evil eye 141 142 What’s she mumbling about now? Did she just submit an application to the Committee to find Brooksie a date to the prom??????? 143