Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library CLASS OF 1984 CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL M| IT,« ijBJ a Z� « 3R ' ' ' K HK| l ..♦ V W V i 4|jy B i BHu VKbF ■ « ■BftyvT? Ikr i } r ' p W 14 M ■ 1 I 1 1 1 1| T i F ■ v if 1 «mu WW —m wmmm k m p v k ft V- ■ 7 1 T P i v - k ■L V JMJ | VjbJ A FACULTY Through the years at Chelsea High, students have achieved many goals with the help of our faculity. We deeply appreciate the work they have done for us. A special debt of gratitude, however, goes to Mrs. Maryellen Mulligan. She dedicated three years to the Class of ’84, showing the utmost devotion, enthusiasm, and responsibility as an advisor, a teacher, and as a friend. Mrs. Mulligan was blessed with a child in the summer of ’83, and had much more responsibilities. Consequently, she had to step down as our advisor. For all she did in her three years as advisor, the Class of ’84 is most grateful. We would like to wish her and her family nothing but happiness. The Class of ’84 would also like to extend its appreciation to Ms. Mary Guerrero, who graciously volunteered to advise us in our final year. Her concern and unselfishness did not go unnoticed by the Class of ’84 and we wish to thank her very much. J. Frank Herlihy Superintendent Dr. Herbert A. Drew Assistant Superintendent Mary Sullivan Administrative Assistant Mary Raimo Submaster 18 James O’Donnell Submaster Joseph Mauro Headmaster To the Class of 1984: Congratulations! Your family, friends, teachers, and admin¬ istrators of Chelsea High School are proud of your accom¬ plishments. The very best to everyone of you. Joseph Mauro Headmaster Ian, Richan jFreedgood, Lau Special Ed. ; Kidman, Barbara iecial Ed. Greenglass, Sheldon A V Dept. Head jp I 11 Frana Jlej Guerrierc), Mary tf cial Studies Hansen, Kathleen Science !unt, James ' c. Ed. Hickey, Thomas Special Ed.’ Hurley, Denise Special Ed. Janiak, Janice Permanent Sub Kalpin, David Math Locke, Herbert Reading Mahoi Math Manning, John, Business ± ' t Manning, Mary Special Ed. Manning, Patrick Oc. Ed. McCluski Oc. Ed. Moran, Joseph Guidance Director Mulligan, Maryellen Reading Pearlman, Maurice Science, Dept. Head Perry, Frank Oc. Ed. L, L ——j. L, . a Jessie Sullivan, Bob Mugford Cafeteria And Custodial Staffs 1-r; Carol Dowling, Helen Thomas, Peter Athas, Frances Swales, Grace Kornechuk, Alice D’Orazio, Della Parker, Catherine Athas. ACTIVITIES Tired of the boring classroom routine? Well, relax, it’s 2:15 and school is out for the day. What will you do now? Will you head home, grab your favorite chair, and sit in front of the television set? Why not do something more exciting like getting involved in one of the activities available at Chelsea High? If less strenuous activities are for you, you can try one of the many clubs and organizations. These include many different areas and interests. There are so many things to do that some people just can’t decide which one to chose. You can always spot them be¬ cause they are always dashing off to one club or another. Senior, Junior Prom June 3 1983 For most of the Juniors, it was their first prom. As they entered Montvale Plaza on the third night of June, you could see their nervousness unsuccessfully concealed be¬ neath their happy expres¬ sions. Everyone looked great, and was ready to have a good time. It certainly was avail¬ able. The music was excellent and just about everyone danced. This proved to be a little difficult due to the small dance floor. Happily, this was the only flaw in an otherwise beautiful evening. You’re probably thinking that October 31 is just like any other day at Chelsea High, right? Wrong! On that day, you can never quite be sure just what you’ll see parading through the halls. You may see anything from superheroes to famous people, to animal characters. Some costumes may be familiar, while others may not be so easily recognized. Senior Dress-Up Day allows the students to be creative, while expressing some hidden part of their personal¬ ities. Just make sure you know who it is that comes up to you and says “Boo!” First place Third place 32 Second place nun JAZZ CLUB First, 1-r: Lorraine Triolo, Ann Stec, Jeanine Hensey, Julie McLay, Amy Gordon. Second, 1-r: Joanne Grande, Mary Wilson, Cherri Hall, Ann Marie McNeil, Tina Theodore. Third, 1-r: Kim Morochnick, Michelle Reilly, Filipa Gomes (President), Debbie Shotland, Leana Morochnick, Jean Grande, Cathy Ward, Jackie Dwyer, Lisa Newman and Beth 1-r: Marta Aponte, Jackie Andreu, Carmen Gonzalez, Lorraine Triolo and Laura Freedgood, Adviser. PEP SQUAD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers Seniors Juniors Seated, 1-r: Lorraine Uminiski, Helen Butler, Karen Trimarchi, May Fong. Second Row: Jorge Lanzas, Jose Lanzas, Linda Padulsky, Ana Marie Rosa, Kim Brown, Sergio Matos. Third Row: Richard Baker, Robert Griffin, Marsha Telesetsky. Helen Butler, Vice-President; Lorraine Uminiski, Secretary; Karen Trimarchi, President; Ms. Marilyn Danon, Advisor; May Fong, Treasurer; Filipa Gomes, Junior Vice-President. 36 Seated, 1-r: Mary Wilson, Amy Gordon, Filipa Gomes, Amarilys Cora. Second Row: Susan Landgraf, Mike Thibeau, Joanne Grande, Jean Grande, Steph Marino. Third Row: Kim Morochnic, Nicholas Kosuk, Paula Demetrio, Kris Robinson. CHEEGCLUB A Front, 1-r: Fran Gearraughty, Hoang Lo Van, Peter Lachiana, Jason Duval, Dave Adams. Back, 1-r: John Herman, Mr. Perry, Ed Nelson Missing From Photo: Mike Maronski, Jose Montezuma, Bob Griffen. O k Tj SQUAD Flag Squad First row, L-R: Tri-Captains Helen Butler, Darlene Botchie, Cristine Gross, Second: Laurie Corea, Hope Caggiano, Lorrie Gross, Beth Ann Fay, Melissa Miller. Third: Debbie Moore, Rena Demeo, Kathy Boyd, Kim Melanson, Dawn Me Carthy. Fourth: Renee Hibbard, Lydia Nivens, Susan Winecour. Missing: Lisa Reese, Carrie Gallenski. r. - « f J id ' I First, 1-r: W. Irrizary, S. Blair, A. Tomasello, R. Leon, E. Ramos, Second, 1-r: L. Padulsky, G. Andrade, A. Cora, M. Rodriguez, M. Kane, J. Rodriguez, J. McClain, D. Higgins, P. Demetrio, S. Tranito, Asst. Mr. Galen Wentworth. Third, 1-r: C. Baronas, A. Gallant, S. Kelly, N. Hearn, M. Farnsworth, N. Kosuk, Advisor Mr. Donald Menzies. Fourth 1-r: N. Miller, D. Bartlett, R. Griffin, S. Ford, B. Laicano. When things look bleak and spirits are low and the crowd is d own and out, its TIME for our super cheerleaders to do their thing. Due to their efforts, the team plays a little better and the crowd cheers a little harder. A super effort by a super group of girls. Kneeling, 1-r: Lisa Roberts, Sheila Casey (Co-capt.), Kim Brown (Co-capt.), Stephanie Marino, Janice Constantino. Standing, 1-r; Diane Whatley, Diane Carroll, Dawn Bednarek, Anne Zecha, Debbie Cronin, Kathy Dube. TWIRLERS Twirlers are an enthusiastic part of the football sea¬ son. They show their spirit by many hours of hard work. Their hard work shows in their performance at football games. Kneeling: Caroline Santiago Capt. Standing, 1-r: Carmen Gonzalez, Karen Cadarelli, Marilyn Rodriguez. Following are some quotes that may be deemed appropriate to the efforts of the Beacon staff: 1. “Hard work never hurt anybody, but I’m not taking any chances.” 2. “I’m easy to please as long as I have things my own way.” 3. “If we learn from our mistakes, I ought to be a genius.” 4. “If only I could get that great feeling of accomplishment without having to accomplish anything.” 5. “Fashion a dream and make it come true.” Seriously, however, a small group of dedicated, conscientious people worked diligently to make this book possible and they deserve a great deal of credit and gratitude. Seated, 1-r: Robin Laidlaw, Anna Rosa. Standing, 1-r: Helen Butler, Lorianne Uminski, Sabrina Pegram, Jorge Lanzas, Karen Trimarchi, Giselle Andrade. Missing: Kim MacDonald, Beth Fay. Front row 1-r: Mailyn Glover (Advisor), Virginia Krop (Secretary), Marybel Rodriguez, Michael Imbacuan, Mildred Rodriguez (Historian), Patricia Dulong, Anne Zecha, (Publicity Chairwoman), Back row 1-r: Jose Lanzas, Gilbert Imbacuan, Amarilys Cora, Susan Zbikowski (Secretary), James Velastegui, Karen Cardarelli. missing from photo: AmyBeth Gallant, (President), Lisa Demko, Janice Constanti no (Vice-President). Front: 1-r: Vice-Pres. Vikki Mazza, Pres. Patty Way, Secretary-Treasurer Lisa Lachiana. Back 1-r: Carlos Ithier, Dorothy Vargas, Rhonda Barsky, Peter Lachiana, Jerry Solar, John Sparanza, Olga Gonzalez, Jose Lanzas, Sergio Matos, Mr. Iuliano. 44 SCIENCE CLUB I-r: Nicky Kosuk, Mary Chiaradonna, Sau Wai Leong, Lisa Shepard, Filipa Gomes, Regina Ostrofski, Pamela Messer, Sergio Matos, Mr. Pearlman, Amy Gordon, May Fong, Marsha Telesetsky, Ana Figueroa, Robin Laidlaw, Kim Kursonis, Stacey Kowalski. 1-r: Pamela Messer (Treasurer), Marsha Telesetsky (President), Mr. Pearlman (Advisor) May Fong (Vice-President), Missing Lisa Katzman (Secretary) 45 DINNER DANCE 46 Decorations were hung from the ceiling and walls As the gentlemen helped their dates with their shawls. I at my table, along with my date Sat watching the dancers who all looked so great. The records were spun by a D.J. who knew That the kids wanted disco, and rock music too. As 1 left I heard someone exclaim quite by chance, “Happy evening to all, hope you had a great dance!” ’Twas the 16th of December, when all through the gym You could hear a boy ask a girl to dance with him. SPORTS What good is the educated mind without a well- toned body to keep it in! At Chelsea High, stu¬ dents have ample opportunity to tone their bodies by participating in one of the many sports offered. Our athletes always show a great competitive spir¬ it on and off the field. Sports offer them an oppor¬ tunity to enjoy themselves, stay fit, show pride in their school, and experience the thrill of competi¬ tion. It wa§ a difficult season for this gridders. Although they did not h. winning season, they always tained% winning attitude pfle IS were tough to take.Jautme team er lost its spirit anSp Jvvays gaj best against squadsjwf m m twice as many playeff. x Mike Klimarchuck, Mario DiLorenzo (Co-Capts.), Coach Tony Cardelli, Bob Scar petti, John Quevillon (Co-Capts.) Front row from left to right, R. Santiago, M. Steel, D. Gusman, B. McDonald, I. Agostini, C. Cooper, J. Agostini, N. McCoy, E. Ruiz, F. Smith, M. Echevarria Second row, S. Siegal, G. Solar, P. Shifflet, B. Surrette, V. Rinaldi, S. Smith M. Scarpetti, J. Quevillon, M. Klimarchuck, M. DiLorenzo, S. Meiggs, R. Baker Third row, Coach Robert Molinari, Head Coach Anthony Carderelli, J. Rosario, E. ONeil, C. Mojica, R. Moulton, C. Borum, J. Burke, M. Maronski, M. Fields, R. Washinton, R. Harris, F. Guerraughty, H. Escobar, Coach Peter Steeiti. Fourth row, J. Smith, J. Miranda, S. Cassell, M. Mogera, M. Fairbankis, J. Annese, F. Ramirez, B. Curtis, N. Barsky, R. Laffey, A. Iroola. Varsity Football Chelsea 0 Arlington 48 Chelsea 0 Malden 27 Chelsea 6 Medford 43 Chelsea 0 Revere 21 Chelsea 6 Somerville 33 Chelsea 0 Peabody 40 Chelsea 6 Middleboro 48 Chelsea 0 Boston Latin 26 Chelsea 6 Boston Tech. 26 Chelsea 12 Everett 20 •nr Cross Country- A great outdoor experience for male and female alike. The girls on the Cross Country team displayed a great deal of stamina and dedication as they competed against others, against the clock, against nature, and against themselves. Coach Garnick, Seniors-Anna Malinowshi, and Captain Marcia Tclesetsky Kneeling, 1-r: Mildred Rodriquez, Filipa Gomes. Standing 1-r: Mr. Abe Garnick, Captain Marsha Telesetsky, Anna Malinowski, Nancy Pilcher. 32 Malden 18 Everett 42 Arlington 45 Medford 37 Peabody 36 Revere 38 Somerville Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Running against your opponent; running, against nature; running against time; running against yourself- these are the elements that make Cross Country run¬ ning such a thrilling, yet gruelling endeavor. Co-Capts Bill Barrett and Jimmy Saunders, Coach Abe Garpick; Co-capt. Mike Thibe, Boys Cross Country Track Chelsea 43 Malden 17 Chelsea 32 Everett 23 Chelsea 48 Arlington 15 Chelsea 45 Medford 15 Chelsea 45 Peabody 15 Chelsea 35 Revere 20 Chelsea 44 Somerville 17 Front: 1-r, Eddie Ramos, Glenn Diamond, Rick Jolly Back: 1-r, Bill Barrett, Mike Thibeau, James Saunders, Jose Rodriguez, Coach Abe Garnick. m I ■ - ' • m ' 4 T School yqar 1983-8 sport St (%elsea Jd One T«sday, Sep Peabodsf s Vete n ty victory (6 4-) irv i lished Chelsea £s also saw the emerg the team. r 1983-84 witnessed the birth of a new varsity Jkelseajdigh School, the varsity soccer team, sday, Sept. 19, 1983 in 90 degree heat at s Vete mField, Chelsea captured its first varsi- t (6 1) irv ifs inaugural game. The game estab- elsea sVcoAjletitive team in the G.B.L.; it the emer n � of the seniors as the leaders of The seniors on this year’s team, co-captains George Parra and Julio Gonzalez, along with Luis Zavala, Guil¬ lermo Palomares, Hagop Kechechian, and Robinson Ri¬ vas all played an important role in establishing a winning soccer tradition here at Chelsea High School. Head Coach, Tom Mahoney; Co-capts. George Parra and Julio Gonzalez; Asst. Coach, Dave Kalpin. Front, 1-r: Henry Parra, Luis Zavala, Co-Captain George Parra, Co-Captain Julio Gonzalez, and Nelson Camacho. Middle, 1-r: Jose Rodriguez, John Moreira, Moises Baez, Chucky Zucco, Thomas Bruce, Stephen Powers, Otto Fajaro, Lo Van Hoang, Juan Carlos Cadavid, Julio Palomares, Sophannara Michael Nou. Last, 1-r: Head Coach Mr. Mahoney, Farion Merchena, Edwin Vega, Patricio Basaure, Samuel Vega, Hagop Kechechian, Kosal Ba, Marco Cipriani, Ruben Pazcel, Guillermo Palomares and Asst. Coach David Kalpin. Missing: Sophorn Rapheal Nou, Robinson Rivas and Eugino Gobau. Soccer Team Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea 6 Peabody 4 Medford 5 Arlington 8 Malden 8 Everett 1 Peabody 0 Medford 4 Malden 2 Revere 5 Everett 4 Arlington 2 Somerville 4 Everett 2 Medford OOOOOl—‘ -‘COO -‘OON Although the track team did not have a successful won-loss record, many great individual efforts were tunned in. Co-captains Mike Thibeau and Jason Ro¬ sario both had great years as did seniors Julio Gonza¬ lez and Delfin Lopez. r o captains Jason Rosario and Mike Thibeau Sitting, 1-r: Moses Baez, Richard Heckley, Willy Santiago, Bill Barrett, Rick Jolly. Kneeling, 1-r: Sophannara Nau, Izzy Agostini, John Moreira, Pat Patricio, Hilton Baez, Fermen Arias, Chris Novak. Standing, 1-r: Asst. Coach Abe Garnick, Mike Tribeau (Co-capt.), Julio Gonzalez, Roy Butt, John Kosmela, Jason Rosario (Co- capt.), Paul Lackey, Jesus Agostini, Delfin Lopez, Head Coach Anthony Bavaro. i : Chelsea 15 Revere 59 Chelsea 19 Arlington 55 Chelsea 21 Everett 55 Chelsea 24 Medford 62 Chelsea 27 Somerville 60 Chelsea 24 Medford 62 Chelsea V 19 Peabody 67 The girls basketball team completed one of th j«re successful seasons in recent history. LedJ Kniors Laurie Taraskiewicz Anna Malinow Mmd Marsha Telesetsky, the team finished with l mlycommend- able 9-6 record. This seas P L| BBB Stu Feinberg the winninges P H H H Chel- sea High history_ Co-capt. Laurie Taraskiewicz, Coach Stu Feinberg, Co-capt. Anna Malonowski. iBj ' IJMF ' W I 1 ’ l % M iWp ™ . W A ! ; 41 Pope John 54 Everett 33 Medford 58 Revere 20 Peabody 43 Malden 31 Somerville 39 Arlington 47 Everett 33 Medford 41 Revere 29, Peabody 34 Malden 28 Somerville 40 Arlington Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea C i ! I I Kneeling, 1-r: Lauri Skiddell, Vicki Mazza, Laurie Taraskiewicz, Anna Malinowski, Kristin Rosa, Maryann Kane Standing, 1-r: Coach Stuart Feinberg, Nancy Pilcher, Marsha Telesetsky, Tiffany Moore Denise. v - The Red Devils had a successful 1983-84 basketball campaign. Led by seniors, Rich Baker, Darren Mar¬ tens, Carlos Mojica, Steven Smith, and Dave Ocasio, the team followed the Chelsea tradition of a satisfying season for both the team members and faithful fans. Coach Jack Niven’s athletes helped him achieve a milestone this season. The team’s victory over Wil¬ mington was the 100th of his coaching career. This proved to be one of many victories for the team this season. V Revere Peabody Malden Somerville Arlington Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Kneeling, L-r: Carlos Mojica, Harold Rodriguez, Steven Smith, David Ocasio, Greg Hancock, Chris Borum. Standing L-r: Rich Baker, Darren Martens, John Herman, Richard Harris, Neston Lopey, Mike Fields, Coach Jack Niven 56 Marblehead 59 Wilmington 56 Marblehead 67 Everett 59 Medford 67 Revere 46 Peabody 42 Malden 41 Somerville 36 Arlington 45 Everett 43 Medford 55 Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea The Devil’s icemen struggled through a rath¬ er difficult 83-84 schedule. Although victo¬ ries were not in abundance, hard work, and hustle were. Spearheaded by senior mem¬ bers of the squad, the team always displayed a great deal of spirit. Co-captains: Arthur Caissie and Bob Connors TlfZ ' V, Kneeling, 1-r: Brian Qartieri, Jim Marra, Bob Scarpetti, Arthur Caissie, Eric Montefusco, Fran Geaurraghty, Bob Connors, Artie Deleidi, Eric Thomasphol. Standing, 1-r: Mike Sanford, Bob Cataldo, Bill Theodore, Ricky Cippilone, Mike Keyes, Kevin Quatieri, Kevin Dahlquist, Mario DeLorenzo, Mike Dahlquist, Tom Bruce, Paul Cronin. Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea n. East Voke Malden Medford Somerville N, East Voke Revere Arlington Everett Peabody St. Mary’s Malden Medford Georgetown Somerville Revere Masconomet Arlington Everett Peabody Everett Somerville Arlington Seated, 1-r: Giselle Andrade, President; Sabrina Pegram, Vice-President; Sh eila Casey, Secretary; Karen Trimarchi, Treasurer; Standing, 1-r: Mary Guerriero and Maryellen Mulligan, Class Advisors. SENIORS What does it take to be a successful senior? For one thing, you must know what is expected of you by your teachers. If you have reached your senior year, you have obviously met this requirement. Being a senior involves setting an example for the underclassmen. These kids look to seniors for guidance and assistance. A senior should have some idea of the direction his life will take. He should be aware of the effect that this year will have on his future. Above all else, the successful senior has strong beliefs that his class is the best ever to go through a school. There is great pride and unity among the senior class. You see here the great class of 1984 full of successful seniors, who have made it at Chelsea Hig h School. Niola M. Acen 194 Chestnut Street AMBITION: To be an executive sec¬ retary I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends in Cuba, My mother, sis¬ ter, brother, husband, father, friends in C.H.S. Nereida, Jacky, Angela, Rosangely. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All my enemies Brenda Acevedo (Twix) 12-12-64 9 Chester Ave. AMITION: Become a secretary for a law firm live a happy life with my family ACTIVITIES: time with Pito Jr., Vollyball, softball, Basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: fresh¬ man year, Pito 5-2-79, Pito Jr. 12- 28-81, a great Mom I have, My best friend Carlos Mendez, my sister Mar¬ tha came back, My nephews nieces, brothers, and sisters especial¬ ly Nilda, Tuty, Maria, Mari, Rey, Cheo, Amy, Holi, Albert, Arlene, Pam, Nancy, Bev, Brendalf, Miriam, Tata, Hulk, Piojas, Lily, Rosie, Min- era I’LL TRY TO FORGET: not graduating with my class of “83”, Arguments with Pito, 4-11-82 Marta Agostini 6-8-66 244 Chestnut Street I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: F.M., B.M., B.M., S.M., B.C., B.K., R.T., P.K., C.V., L.K., J.A., M.R., n.A., W.R., P.M., B.T., D.B., B.F., J.L., M.O., S.R., A.T., Eva, Sandy Jim, Joey, Grandma, My parents, broth¬ ers, Annette, F.K.B. 6-6-83, Mrs. Mulligan, The Halloween Bash, The Prom, The Lunch crew of “83”, and most of all the Class of 84 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: T.B., B.C., J.C., P.G., Sophomore year, and the al¬ most anything goes ’83. AMBITION: Become successful in what ever I do. Always stay happy! Giselle Andrade “Bambi, G.G. Gazelle” 10-02-66 52 Grove ST. AMBITION: go to college and be a success in whatever I do. ACTIVI¬ TIES: SR JR class President, Year¬ book comm, prom comm, Band Prez, Student Council, Challenge Cup 3 4, National Honor Society 3, Hmrm rep 1 2, Track 2, Devils Delivery, Beaconette, Delegate to School comm, Review Board, Band 1-4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ’84’s Great officers, LU, HB, AL, JM, KB, RB, Jl, MR. M, Ms. G. Snowy the 7, KK, Lunch gang, All my great friends, Mr. A, I’LL TRy TO FORGET: classes, Psych, De- moulas’s, Monday blues. Angel Acevedo Jr. 48 Chester Ave AMBITION: To be a Business man, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My sis¬ ter Rosangely, Ivelisses and my brothers Eric, Bryan, Jackie, An- dreau, Nereyda Anaya, Niola Acen, Dominic Martinez, and Father, Rosa, Angel Rosangely Acevedo (Rosaly) 2-11- 67 48 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be a secretary ex¬ ecutive to be happy successful in lifes activities ACTIVITIES: Playing pi¬ ano, swimming I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mrs. Perez, Mrs. Crespo, Mrs. Sonchez, Mrs. Gonzales, Mom and Dad, the party, my friends, C.V., D.M., G.V, Prom, graduation, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My enemies, the test and waking up early and the class of mathmatics, eleventh grade. Nerida Anaya (Dixie) (Shorty) 6-4- 66 15 Third Street AMBITION: To become successful, to live a happy life to be healthy, become an executive secretary. AC¬ TIVITIES: Read, listening to music I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My best friend Rosa Acosta, My cousin Milagros S. for helping me in all the problems I had. My three brothers my Mom and Dad, but most of all Jerry V. for being special someone in my life, A.C., J.A., M.A., R.A., S.R., Miguel J., and my 1 male cousin Freddy as Mr. Magic, MA., M.R., T.E., W.V., and all of my friends I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My freshman year, lots of tests in my senior year Jacqueline Andreu (Jackie) (Ja) 1- 23-67 1 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To try to give the world “life” and a better meaning by fol¬ lowing my dreams until I reach them, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, Prom Comm 3, Cheering up the class, laughing, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mom, Dad, Blanca, Ana, Angela, Marta, Paulina, Friends like C.G., N.A., M.A., M.O., G.F., S.L., F.G., Jr. Prom, Angies plan, Senior prom, fever of 78-79, first crush, Mr. Renzi, Mr. Cheffi, Mr. luliano, N.Y. Class of 84, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: People who can’t understand me, un¬ fair judging, ding, all the girls going their own way, Marta Aponte (Mara) 11-21-66 1 Webster Ave AMBITION: Be a psychologist, make all my dreams come true,to try my best in everything I do ACTIVITIES: Swimming, bicycle-riding, listening to , music, dancing. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My best friend Liz and everything we went through togeth¬ er. All the friends I had. Jackie who helped me through all my problems and through my first year in high school, J.A., A.L., B.A., G.F., Blanca, Toney, Elsie, Liz, and all my teachers Mr. Kron, Mrs. Goldstein, 1984. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: prob¬ lems, being lonely, not being near the people I love T.C., B.A., E. O., Carole Anne Baronas (C.A.) 11-30- 66 61 Cook Ave. AMBITION: To be A Lawyer or an Accountant ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, sec-treas. of band sr. yr., Pho¬ tography Club 2, Max-ed 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jean Noel, Karen Caldwell, G.L., R.T., F.C., 2- 26-82, S.R., (Conflict in Lit.) All my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: snobs, M.D., (fr. yr.), the fights me J.N. had Richard Baker (Shaker) 3-29-66 AMBITION: To be successful in the field of Computers ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, Capt. 4, Hockey 2, 3, Football 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 3 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: A.C., J.K. A.D.’s fights, R.C., K.T., S.C., K.B., H.B., G. A., R. S., the trainers room, J. Bevere, C.J. the great class of 1984 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Prac¬ tices in the Armory, homework, school lunches, Mr. Tiro, Latin, “The Accident!”, One night on the tracks Danette Bartlette (Bo) 11-28-66 99 Beacon Street AMBITION: To have a peace of mind, move to Canada and to be happy! ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My favorite teacher Mrs. J., Carla’s room, Blee, Renee, Gambling, fun times in the band room, Jess, Bertha, Rhode Island, Trip 83, J.D. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: getting busted, Mystery meat, freshman year, Gramps, gym, first period, waking up at 6:00 a.m., four o’clock detention. Joyce Belanger 12-8-65 3600 Mystic Valley PKWY AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful in everything I do in life. AC¬ TIVITIES: Prom Comm., Dreaming. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends, E.M., JR., H.C., K.G., Mom, metro and cc with Kim, Michelle B., and B.H., snowy nights, college weekends, Todd, Zacks, L.J., L. W., Class of 83 84, Towers, parties, Patty-Cuttie I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake friends, interuptions, Murtel J.L., L.H., 10-11, Clicks, My morn¬ ing moods, snobby girls and macho boys. Beverly Benton 8-3-66 144 Congress Avenue AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful. To travel around the world, settle down with Mr. Right. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball 2, co-Capt. J.V. 3, Flagsquad 2, Solving other people’s problems I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Tony, Mom, Dad, Moni¬ que, Judy L, Mario, S.W., D. I., L. I., G. D., J.V., F.J., D.L., Chocodiles and 25C juices, Agness and Mabel, Bo (the human dog), 31, Leo’s, Class of 84, Christmas with D.O., H. R., H.S., Tag-Team with D.O. and A.C. stickup up for BigBro, The W- H-O-L-E Family. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Phony People, prejudice peo¬ ple, Kenneth Bishop 6-22-66 90 Garfield Ave. AMBITION: To be Rich!! ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball 2, 4, Italian club, I”ll ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Bar- ooshian’s study, R.B., A.C., P.D., M.L., D.L., Biology, B.B., B.H., Rob and Fred, K, Mr. Herlihy, Sabrina I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sophomore year, Mr. J. Sullivan, Sophomore English, Getting suspended for 5 days. Michelle Blyth (Mickie) 7-23-66 AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful at what ever I do ! ACTIVI¬ TIES: Prom Comm., daydreaming I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MY sis¬ ter Donna, The times we spent on the porch, Marge, Shelly, Barb, Joyce, Sue, Barb Gio, Sue Joe, Walking home with J.B., in the snow, My jr. prom, B.H.’s Sr. prom. All Gio’s Cars, the summer of 81, Swen¬ son’s parties, Hull parties A.W., C.B., B E., New Years Eve of 81, Laura at B. King, office Sim with B.C. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: most of the time I spent with B.H., 78-82, Backstabbers, Freshman year 8-23- 83 THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE!!!! ao Sandra Bright (Sandy) 25 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To become successful and always be happy. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Soper for being a friend, Band, N.T., F.R. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Civics and Mr. Tiro Jose Bueso A. (Honduras) 6-20-64 150 Maverick Street AMBITION: A happy and successful life ACTIVITIES: Anything Goes, Pre Soccer I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mrs. Little and her classes, special Algebra class I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times, gym. “square dance” Helen Burke (Mugsey) 6-2-66 10 Eldridge PI. AMBITION: To be successful in what ever I do and be happy doing it! ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 11-3- 80, Rob, K.B., Angela, Denise, Mir- ian, Polonia Park, W.N., S.N., R.B., M.B., J.B., S.G., J.B., B.B., Basket¬ ball games, Basketball camp, Nancy, Tiffany, Anna, Mom, Dad, Kristen, Cheezits, Bengay, S.L., Ross, Smo- key, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sopho¬ more English, Dawn B’s Ugly face in the morning. Mario, Day Mom left. Helen M. Butler 1-5-66 109 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be a Registered Physical Therapist and to have a suc¬ cessful marriage. ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad 3, Capt. 4, HR rep. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, V.P. 4, Challenge cup team 3, Newspaper staff 3, Year¬ book staff 4, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: 3-20-81 and good times with B.F., second lunch, G.A., R.B., L.U., A.L., Kim B„ S.C., K.T., M.B., Kathy B., Mr. Allen, Mrs. Mulligan, D.M. Being a SENIOR! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad grades, kickball, fire- drills, being a FRESHMAN! Kim Brown 2-14-66 19 Sixth Street AMBITION: To have a good job and a happy and successful life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, capt. 4, Hr. Rep 3, Prom Comm. 3, 4, Italian club 3 N.H.S. 3, 4, Year¬ book staff 4, Delegate 4, Volleyball 4, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Var¬ sity Cheerleading, Partying, Dances, The “y”, J.R., G.A., S.C., A.D., L. D., R.K., R.B., I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: V.R., home work, the tests, M. D., Jr. and Sr. Dinner Dance, Jobs Micheal Burge 3-12-66 4 Medford Street AMBITION To become a computer programmer and live a long success¬ ful life. ACTIVITIES: none I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: R.B., S.G., S.N., W. N„ R.H., L.J., J.B., J.S.m J. E., G. B. H.B. S. L., , all the good times down Pona Park. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, Junior English Ralph Burley 7-28-66 5 Beacon Street AMBITION: To be a successful Scu¬ ba Diver I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The electronics class of 1982 and the time at Northandover in the mudhole with Wai’s truck. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up for school in the morning, Mr. Mclusky’s class Arthur Caissie (Artty) 8-9-66 112 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: R.S., R.C., R.B., K.B., C.W., J.C., R.C., J.K., Canada, J.Q., Revere games, Ms. Gagnon I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Pearlman, Arlington Karen Caldwell 3-28-66 280 Spruce Street AMBITION: To work in the Business Field ACTIVITIES: Max-Ed, Library 1, 2, 3 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My best friends: Carole Anne Bar- onas and Jean Noel M.M., 9-4-81, Conflict in Lit. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Snobs, Freshman year, gym Paula Capistran (p.C.) 3-4-66 48 Watts St. AMBITION: To live a long, success¬ ful, happy life ACTIVITIES: Day Dreaming I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Rick 6-18-81, Jr. Prom, J.K., J.B., D.C., L.J. J.F., J.L., A.T. M.C., Ma Dad, Nana, Class of 82, Good friends, W.W., Oh So Fine, They’re Gonna Play, Merritt, Weekends, I Love You so Much Yaaa! Dinner Dance, 81, Girls in School, Goodtimes, Mall, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Thank yous, I’m so sorry it’s all my fault! Rn’s obliga¬ tions responsibilities, The Pub, ig¬ norant people, fake friends, cup¬ cakes, are rebuckles, RN J.C.’s fight, wrong moves, promises Steve Carbone 12-15-66 17 Hooper Street AMBITION: To live a long and hap¬ py life, to be rich. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Merrit Park, Woodfac- tory Bust, D.W., G. B., L.P., B.T., T.R., Jr. year, Wonderland Parking Lot, Bruni’s room, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: C.P.D. Maureen Cardan (Moe) 7-13-65 17 George Street AMBITION: To live a successful life I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Thel¬ ma, Nay, 11-28-81, Falling in love with Alex, R.K., Tedo, Darf, Pat, Joe, Patty, Ronnie, Wells, Carter Park, Parker, R.Q., Ray, and Mom and Dad, Sharon I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Breaking up with A.L., Mon¬ day nights at Carter Park, and all the bad times David Carvalho (Dave) 9-26-66 82 Blossom Street AMBITION: To lead a good life I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: “Class of 84”, “Laurie”, Rick, Rich, Fletch Demsta, Zeb-Mobile, Mr. Allen’s English Class, “Aerosmith 11-16- 82”, Heard St., Saturday nights, Brian’s cellar, Caldwell I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Ross, Fr. Yrs., Watt’s Street, Jocks Sheila Casey (She) 4-12-66 33 Harvard Street AMBITION: To be healthy, happy and successful ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary, Honor Society treas., J.V. Cheering 1 2 Capt., Varsity Cheer¬ ing 3 4 Capt., Beacon Staff, Prom Comm., Student Council I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My Dad, Ka¬ ren, Proms, D. Dance, 2-14- 81, B.L., Nites, Lee, 54, John 11-7-83, Scott, Woody, S.S., H.R., M.F., G. A., S.P., H.B., K.B., Mrs. M„ Ms. Raimo, Cands, Ray, snow, Texas, Truly, Whiz, Mucci, Mrs. Beasley, sure, “you’re nuts”, B.W., A.Z., D.H., Vundi, Dress up day I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Lies, Beepers, K.B., muckmouth, shames, The S. Store Edward P. Chotkowski (Teddy) 11 Suffolk Street AMBITION: To be successful I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: YMCA, C.I.X., Oklahoma, Parken’s Restar- aunt, J.r. Prom, H.S., Dance K.K., Florida, Hawaii, California, Washing¬ ton, Ski trip. Cape Cod, Day after Prom, Do you want to Party? D.C., Maria, CHalie, K.B., G.G., R.O., P.M., Zullo’s cottage, Casanova Mill¬ er, B.J., R.C., D O., C.D., Captain Woody Madman, D.B., N.K., A.P., crow in skating rink, Malden Public School, D.B., C.C., B.C., C M., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Boveri vegies Ciaramella Joanne 1 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To be successful in my career I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma, K.V., E.D., A.S., Mr. Voigt, M. McLaughlin, 10-6-83, Climbing threw the window on “79” The Great summer of “70”, Grand Par¬ ents, Mike C., Mark C., Bruce C., A.A., D. Hurley, P.T., Junior Sen¬ ior Proms, Henry O., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday Mornings, not go¬ ing to school, dentention, J.C., 9-15- 81, 10-1-82, Fighting with M.M., M.M. on 10-12-83 71 Richard Cipollone (Cipp) 2-20-66 45 Garland St. AMBITION: To do what I want, and be good at it. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Good times with “Joyce”, 82-83, Algebra 1, Jr. Sr. Prom, Debbie, Fanny, Sabrina, Par¬ ties, J. C. J.T., P.D., Road Trips, Skully’s Breath, Mall, The Closet Ex¬ perience, Chris Jeffrey, Barba’s class, K.T., S.C., Graduation I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 9-28-83, mon- day mornings, Shames, Square Danc¬ ing, Staying back Fr. year, gym doors with Linda P., pinners, Dumpers, un¬ employment Nydia Ivette Colon 148 Walnut Street AMBITION: To be successful in everything I do in life I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.A. 5-27-78, 9-30-83, the nice moments we had together I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Miss Shore’s Shorthand Class Purvis Coleman III 7-7-66 10 Forsyth St. AMBITION: To become an electri¬ cian I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Staff of Chelsea High for their help and guidance I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Homework, lunches and smart aleck kids!!! Joseph Conlon (Joe) 8-10-66 AMBITION: To be successful AC¬ TIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 3, Hock¬ ey 1, 2 Track 1, Cross Country Track, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: E.P., D.P., S.C., Sabrina P., P.Z., R.C., R.S., The “Y”, C.P., Steveo, and the Wabbit I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET The computer room with Zullo, P C., room 216, Everett P.D., Robert John Connors (Robbie) 11 Lawrence Street AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do and to live a happy life ACTIVITIES: J.V. Hockey, Co- Capt. 1, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Var¬ sity Baseball 4, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Fake Friends, backstab- bers. The Movies, Losing hockey seasons, The Tracks, bad grades Tammy Connors 8-12-66 925 Broadway AMBITION: To become a nurse I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Paul Zullo 5-7-83, Ricky Racki 9-16-81, Andrea, K.K., B.C., P.H., P.C., Jack¬ ie, Barbra’s sympathy, Ricky’s Din¬ ner Dance, 12 of 83, Ricky’s Junior Prom 4-30-83, Paul’s Senior Prom 6- 3-83, Miss Gagnon, Pearl Harbor, “Set em up Floyd”, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My Triangle, quack, quack, Crowded bathrooms and al¬ most getting caught, N.S., 4 I’s, AC¬ TIVITIES: Home rm. rep. 3 and Vol¬ ley Ball 4 Nilsa Cosme 1-16-66 60 Maverick St. AMBITION: To be a secretary AC¬ TIVITIES: Dancing, singing, working, basketball, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Allen, Mrs. Fogel, Mrs. Queen, Mrs. Whitley, Mrs. Gag¬ non, Mom Dad, My sister Eleida, Miguel, Ms. Degranda, My brother and all my friends that I met in the High School I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Homework, enemies, detention, fall¬ ing on the floor, everything in school Thomas Covino (Tommy) 5-8-65 198 Webster Ave. AMBITION: To further my educa¬ tion and someday own a business ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball 1. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Maria and the summer of “82”, The Sol¬ diers Home, Raymond lost in the clouds, Mario and my Mistake at the Dinner Dance, Sattallite School, Mr. Sahagian’s Algebra class R. 108, Par¬ tying behind the Hall, Let’s make a deal with Mr. Mauro, Friday Slides with Mr. Bloom, I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Barney Rubble, the “82” Square Dance, Detention Rm. Ill, Mr. Herlihy, suspensions 72 Patricia Cowels (Patty) 12-8-64 117 Library St. AMBITION: To live a long and hap¬ py successful life ACTIVITIES: Bowling and babysitting, rollerskat¬ ing, basketball, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: P.H., D.E., E.D., L.D., J.B., L.P., L.D., K.K., F.S., T.C.. P.C., B.L., L.P., V.M., Mr. Mauro, Senior year, Good times at C.H.S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, detention, waking up in the morning, all the bad times at C.H.S. Wilson Cruz (Willie) 1-12-66 65 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be an eleetrical engi¬ neer and to live a happy life ACTIVI¬ TIES: None I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My senior year Mario DiLorenzo (Cheech) 43 Shawmut Street AMBITION: Attend college and be successful in what ever I do ACTIVI¬ TIES: J.V. and Varsity Hockey and Football, Band, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mario Kellley 4-20-82, prom of 82 83, Senior Prom 84, Dinner Dance, Friends that came up the hospital Joey, Brad, Geno, Mac, Carrot, Tom, Jim, Pub nights, the Clubhouse, the fight in J.V. Hockey, vs. Peabody, New Year’s Eve at the home open arms, Finding something three days later, eslargos I’LL TRY TO FORGET: people that got in the middle, 10-28-83 breaking my leg, Fighting with Kel, 82 Christmas at the hospital Robert Dixon F. (Dix) 1-31-65 12 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be a carpenter and live an exciting life ACTIVITIES: none I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times I had at Chelse High I’LL TRY TO FORGET: failing Fr. Art class, and gym Barbara Cowels (Barbsy) 10-19-66 117 Library St. AMBITION: To live a long and suc¬ cessful life I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Kenny 9-22-83, The Cor¬ ner, close friends, P.H., K.K., D.E., M.B., L.D., T.C., L.D., V.M., Flip ’ Felicia, Lisa, Rigo, Listening to Tammy in homeroom about her tri¬ angle, crowded bathrooms, Fresh¬ man English, office Sim., hanging out down Chestnut, Ma Dad, good times, the talks with K.K., going to Florida with Patty, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, school lunches, T.D., bad times Angela Crespo Vincent Delaney (Zip zappa) 2-13- 66 71 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To lead a happy and successful life ACTIVITIES: Basket¬ ball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lorrie G. 12-10-82, Willy M.F., Par¬ tying up Jo-Jo’s house, Tiny T’s, The first time with L.G., Omars cellar, Senior Prom, AC-DC, I”LL TRY TO FORGET: ASIA, I.N., C.S., J.H., Mondays, Hangovers, J.L. Debbie DiRienzo (Geb) 10-8-66 77 Tudor St. AMBITION: To be a hairstylist AC¬ TIVITIES:; Home rm. rep 3, Italian club 3, Prom Committee 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jr. Sr. prom, Dinner Dance 82, Summer of 83, S.P.„ L.R., T.B., A.D. J.K., KB, B.S., V.M., W.M., Chocolate Chip Cookies, Friday night the tradi¬ tion, Salisbury Beach, Talent show when Sabrina met Ralph, me Ter¬ ry all night long. The Commodores, Mrs. Mulligan, I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: being late. Geometry, Algebra, J.C., J.P., boring nights, plastic peo¬ ple, getting caught w A.D., L.M., M.D’s experience, The stadium and the light green car April M. Drigotas (Honey) 10-11-66 739 Broadway AMBITION: To be a surgical nurse and be successful in life ACTIVI¬ TIES: Karate, Swimming, Tennis I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 12-28- 82, “OH, NO, IT’S THE CAR (TRUCK),” New Years, the help and confidence my parents gave me, E.E. 9-19 = 80 L.N. always laughing I’LL TRY TO FORGET: being a fool”, Gooning out, St. Rose, L.N.’s acci¬ dent Monique Duarte (Moe) 11-7-66 31 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and hap¬ py life-also to go into the field of computers ACTIVITIES: H.R. Rep., Sorority 1, Twirling 1, 2, 3, b-ball 3, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, bev., G.D., M.B., J.L., D.I., L.I., R.J., N.J., F.J., J.V., PGBTA, the Com¬ mons, Junior Yr. J.D., A.D., and all the b-ball goofs, Quigley Park I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The day D.T., D.O, P.C. hit me and Bev with eggs. The day I skipped School with J.O., B.B., K.L, J.L, G. B., I.C., H.S.„ two faced people, getting suspended for fights, waking up early for school Matthew Dale Farnsworth (Turtle) AMBITION: To be successful in life ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3 I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: K.B., M.F., Playing at football games, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year May Fong 5-26-65 66 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To have a successful computer major in college and have a rewarding career thereafter. AC¬ TIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Home Rm. Rep 1, 3, tutoring 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My junior prom, M.M., A.F., M. T„ S. L„ S.M., Mrs. Ro¬ mano and all our teachers efforts to help us through our four long and enduring years I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The summer of “82”, some of my many failures and my first B in Freshman year Paul Donarumo 10-5-66 174 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To become successful in a field which I pursue ACTIVITIES: none I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Laura, R.T., M.P., Cippy, Brian The Pratville dudes, 3rd floor, Laco¬ nia weekend. The Big Goof, Robert Plant Concert, The early days I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Spanish 1, Woody, Square dancing, Algebra 1, McD’s Bathroom, The slow nights at Pratville park, the tree Deborah Dube 1-31-66 192 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be successful and live a long and happy life with the one I love I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Class of “84”, Senior Yr., Senior Prom, Summer of “82” Dec 3, “82:, Mr. F., Wayne, Russell, Ka¬ ren Shaw, Sha, B.O., Sau, Beth, Pa¬ trice, Midnite, Saturdays, Kurt, Graduation, Day, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mrs. S., Freshman year “Burger Barf”, people always saying I look like P.P., walking to school in the winter, fighting with W.R., Typ¬ ing 2, three years of Spanish, My first and only “F” Beth Ann Fay (Sister Beth) 11-14- 66 58 Carroll Street AMBITION: To go to Becker Jr. Col¬ lege for animal care, to see the world and to live happily ACTIVITIES: H.R. Rep 1, 3, Prom Comm. 3, 4, R.S.A.C 3 4, Pep Squad, Flag Squad 4, Close Up 3, 4, Photo. Club 3, 4, Track 2, 4 Year Book, School Store I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CHS, 4-26, 5-10, 6-2, 5-4-83, M. P., D.M., D.D., K.S., Wash, D.C., Mrs. M„ My pals Class of 84, M.F., A.G., L.M., Mr. A., Chelsea and my family I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fallin 4 L.P., Sat. Nite, R. Beach w mp, D.M., M.S., Algebra 2, Spanish 3, Getting kicked out of the Library Jr. Yr. Michael Francis 7-11-66 85 Calumet St. AMBITION: To be successful and to live life at its fullest!! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 6-29-80, 9-12-81, M. F„ J.P., B.B., M.C., T.R., S.P., C.M., D.A., cooking class sophomore year, Fr. year, senior year J. Geils Con¬ cert, Bruin’s games. Class of “84”, good times, C M., J.B., C H S., L.P., summer of “80”, Mom and Dad, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 6-29-80, Williams School, bad times. Math, Spelling tests, Boveri’s notes! Jean Fulco (Jean) (Bean Bag) 1-14- 66 28 Heard St. AMBITION: To work in an office. ACTIVITIES: Football and baseball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the Lunch Time. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Homework and detention Carmen Gonzalez Stephen Gibbons “Limpy Jr., Gibby” 870 Broadway ACTIVITIES: Fresh. Baseball, Fresh. Football, J.V Baseball, band. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Demoulas, Sonya’s crowd, MW. party, E.T., Bruins vs Quebec-last game, PB, RL, AB, Steve Sonya, Chris, Dick, Wild Bill, Sean G, Gary, The Mosse, JC 2 18 83. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Working for the mall, Cutting myself in work, Mw’s party, Fighting with Mr. G, Hospitals Demoulas (Doug M) Julio Gonzalez (Caeser) 5-13-66 123 Chestnut Street AMBITION: To be an engineer and live a happy and successful life AC¬ TIVITIES: Soccer, track I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Pearlman and his Jokes, Mr. O’Donnell, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Perez, good question, Miss Gagnon “here’s a kicker”, Mr. Finneran and his funny ties, Mr. Man¬ ning, Mrs. Degranda “Zo.”, Miss Breen, Mrs Zayas, Members of the Soccer Team, Mrs. Mulligan, Mr. Mauro, punching me all the time., I’LL TRY TO FORGET:: My trig class, walking down to sat. in the winter Danielle Green 5-26-66 “ Didi” AMBITION: To become successful in whatever I do and make lots of mon¬ ey. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The great times in Chelsea High, Grace Kornechuck, Peter Athas, and all the cafeteria helpers. The unfor¬ gettable trip with Ms. Danon to see “Menudo” and the trip for Mexican food. The class of “84”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times. Paula Griffin (Sybil) 12-3-66 27 Chester Ave. AMBITION: Continue school, be happy I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: T.T., K.K., K. D„ S.P., Sandi P„ N.P., J.C., C.L., J.W., L.T., P.C., D.V., K.B., 9-5-83, P.B., Ms. Fogel, C.L.’s party, No. 1-I-C! Jr. Prom, D. Dance, The “y”, the mall, K.B. and our “master plan,” Sabrina and her plan!! Capt. Bob, Journey, Lost in New Hampshire with Sandi Sa¬ brina. Summer of “83”. The PO¬ LICE, Fred!, Scarpa surfing, Chester Ave. and Heard St., The beach, he’s such a jerk!, Girl Scout Cookies, Death Penalty 1, K.K., and me teasing Burke! I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Cold nights, attitudes! Robert E. Griffin 2-9-66 18 Cottage Street Ambition: To get a good job in the computer field. Activities: Home¬ room Rep. 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Amateur Radio Club 4; Chess Club 4; Explorer Post 109; Explorer Offi¬ cers’ Association; North Shore REACT. I’ll always remember: All my excellent teachers, administra¬ tors, and friends. I’ll try to forget: Algebra I II and Geometry. Beth Gusler (Strawberry Shortcake) 12-22-65 253 Arlington St. AMBITION: To become a secretary ACTIVITIES; Indoor track team 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Prom Commit¬ tee. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Mahoney, math teacher, working in the office, Jean, Jeannie, Jean. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: nothing 75 Patricia Harkins “Patty” 60 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To be very su ccessful and happy in life ACTIVITIES: Aero¬ bics, dancing running and keeping in shape. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being with Joey and the good times, Moe ALEX, the weekend up New Hampshire (it was great) workmans comp., Carter Crew, all my friends. Sept. 19 Oct. 9, My sisters my only brother nieces nephew “I love you MOM” “I love you John, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fouling up for the second time, bad times, bad crowds, and Kerri in Saugus. Tammy Heaberlin 8-13-66 7 Carmel St. AMBITION: To get a good job and travel ACTIVITIES: C.H.S. cross country I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: B.T., J.P., M.B., Y.P., J. Geils “82”, working at DeMoulas, Nancy’s B-day, Junior Prom, my nephews and nieces, Ocean City “82”, concerts, V.O. , “1270” Glou¬ cester, Mr. Allen’s Class I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fr. year, Flunking Fr. English fighting with friends, getting in trouble, detention, getting up for school Jeanine Hensey (Shorty) 1-16-66 132 Grove St. AMBITION: To be a computer pro¬ grammer and to be happy ACTIVI¬ TIES: Indoor track team 2, Prom Committee 4, Pep Squad 4, Close Up 4, Photography Club 1, I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My mother and father, B.G., P.C., J.F., and the rest of the gang, Mr. Mahoney in room 101, my Geometry class, my Earth Science class, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, gym class, doing oral talks in English, Monday mornings Patricia Hayes (Patty) 3- 11-66 186 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To become a successful business woman I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: P C., B.C., K.K., E.D., L. P. and Charley 3-15-82, Mrs. Boveri, good times and my senior year I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Hansen, History, school lunches, My Fr. year Joseph E. Healey Jim Hicks (Dr. Jimmy) 5-16-65 AMBITION: To become a Brain Sur¬ geon or a Gigilo ACTIVITIES: Party¬ ing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Stacey, Black Sabbath, Davo, Bud, Blab, Dube, all those wild Maverick St. trips, Crosbo, 83-prom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Kiss Con¬ cert, Aerosmith, Doreen Edward Hobbs 11-9-66 819 Broadway AMBITION: To do good in life AC¬ TIVITIES: Volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: P.K., B.M., B.M., S.B., A.D., Big Jim, F.M., A.M., J.M., A.T., “F”, the lunch table, Room 218 I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Goons, Hardguys, Jocks 76 Ray Holland (Ray Bone) 4-16-66 61 Tudor St. AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life ACTIVITIES: Partying I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rico and his Rice, The Buzzards, Parker corner, Willard, Jimbo, Legga, Mucci, Flakey, The Lizard King, Cruz, Broadway Market, Joohhhn, Back of Fitz, Chris Jeffrey, Bono, Chi-Chi, Beto, Dabed, Toro, Goldo, Raul and 156 Hoe, Omar, the Turbo Skylark, Marcos, Dukey, Buka, Bill Surrette, Jebba Ma-Ma, Geno, Glen and Turbo, Pratville kids, Zucky, Sabbath, and Ozzy, Mrs. TuTone and the bagels, Mr. Duval, Joe’s Lunch, “84”, Papa, Pepi I’LL TRY TO FORGET: high school, getting up in the morning. Linda Hurst 12-15-66 9 Crescent Ave. AMBITION: To someday be normal and rich ACTIVITIES: Softball, wa¬ ter skiing, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: LSP GANG, L.N. E.$l, C.M., my bro., Ricky, Murf, Tim, good times with Cathy I. “m M”, good parties, “y”, “mall” “lifting”, my house, wknds, everyone, Deb C., J.K., P.C., S.P., C.S., L.J., E.M., where’s the key, Rat, I.S., my family, Scuzans, sis D.H., bro. G.H., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up for school, C.S., mutha, P.R., plastic people, dumpers, fence, E.B., C.D., H.W., falling in the woods, with lsp gang, Lynne Jones 3-9-66 39 Carroll St. AMBITION: To be able to say i’ve done something with my life ACTIVITIES: Day Dreaming I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Fisher 1-4- 83, What? Just a sweater, Jr. Sr. prom, Vinny’s cottage, Mall, Merritt Park boys, Mr. Mauro, Good friends good time’s, Class of “82”, “WW”, 3 week roommates, Sept. 19, X-mas 82, M.P., J.M., P.C., L.H., E.S., Sunroof of North, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Soldiers home, cupcakes, buckles, being hurt, Monday thru Fridays, instant replay, Lisa Katzman (Annie) 4-1-66 80 Tudor St. AMBITION: To be a Nurse ACTIVI¬ TIES: Flag Squad 3, News Paper 3, Science Club 3, 4, B’nai B’rith I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sharing a locker with Mike, R.T., Mom and Dad, Jr. Senior Dinner Dance, M.R., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, Mrs. Sandberg’s class, Miss¬ ing the Jr. prom, gym class Kevork Kechechian 12-20-64 139 Orange St. AMBITION: To be a businessman ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Baseball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ms. Breen my first english teacher, she was the best! Miguel Jimenez (Jam) 3-11-66 45 Fourth St. AMBITION: To be successful, marry the right girl and to go into the Ma¬ rines ACTIVITIES: J.C.A. basketball and partying I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Hanging out with Ramon L., Shawn S., Freddy S., New Jer¬ sey, J.A., F.A., S.S., N.A., Good times with Felicita Alvarado, 3-11- 83, 10-14-15, 16, 83, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 10-1-83, jail, bad times with FA, bad times at home and school, lunch and grades, the fight I lost in New Jersey, missing the Jr. prom, Stanley Kakleas (Stan) 10-25-66 49 Watts St. AMBITION: To be a computer tech¬ nician and live a happy life ACTIVI¬ TIES: Honor Soc., basketball, band I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Good times with my friends, R.R., C.G., R.K., Mom and Dad for all their help through tough times, The GREAT CLASS OF “84”, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: In the snow, Burger King, Finals, days that went real bad Hagop Kechechian Karen Keefe “K.K” 335 Spruce St. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: B.C, P.H, P.C, D.E, T.C, Miss Gagnon, and Miss Boveri, (triple “DT”) I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Cherry’s U.S. History class and 77 Kathleen Kelley (Kathie) 10-8-66 63 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and to be successful in whatever I do ACTIVI¬ TIES: Flag Squad 2, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Burke, Kris, Chris, L.R., S.S., D.W., T.S., L.H., A. K., B.T., V.R., C.B., K.M., S.P., P.G., L.P., Fr., Mr. Allen’s sopho¬ more English, Jr. prom, Jr. back of DeMoulas, “M”, L.U., G.A., J.M., B . V., C.J., square dance 2, Kris’ bathroom I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fr. year, Flag Squad, Civics with Mr. Bloom, homework, fighting with friends, getting sick in front of Zack’s, C.J.’s accident, J.M. moving Michael Klimarchuk (Cabbage) 11- 22-66 98 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Scott, “63”, Beef, Jim W., Greg D., Kendo, Tee, D M., B.M., P.G., L.P., Quiv, M. Ski, “Mov¬ ie Night” J.Q., “camp 82”, Kim, Jr. year, Sabrina, Journey Concert, Debbie I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Get on the goal line, “A.C.”, “Freezen geeks”, We’ll go out and score 21 points, “back stabbers”, J.B. Paul Konikowski (Slugg) 11-6-66 13 Jones Ave. AMBITION: To succeed in life and to become a swinger!! Hang around and swing in bars! ACTIVITIES: Cross country, Volleyball, sitting in the house I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The many bands that I was once in, the friends I have and those wild Sat¬ urday nights I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Jocks, punks, Hard Guys, Druggies, C.H.S.-good bye forever! Joyce Kozlowski 7-3-66 218 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and suc¬ cessful I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma and Dad, Daddy’s little girl, Ricky 1-24-82, J.B. our talks, true friends, the “y”, the mall, 2-4, 5, 6- 83, S.K., 3-26-82, Dc’s, P.M., D.D. 83, “Just Once”, P.C. R.N., D C. R.T., S.P., J.A., J.F., B.S., R. C., W.r., L.H., L.R., T.M., D.B., L.W., rites, “don’t worry about it Jayne”, Girl Scout Cookies, best times with Cip, Class of “84”, Hockey games I’LL TRY TO FORGET: R.C.’s and D.B.’s fake fight, The skunk, peeka- book, punishments, sitting in blue and white, McDonalds the park¬ way, 7-3-83 SAYING GOODBYE!!!! William Krai (Billy) 12-3-66 89 Wilbur St. AMBITION: To go to college, make money, get a good job, buy a house and a car. Not too much ACTIVI¬ TIES: Track I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My friends, by boss, my parents, J.S., “before”, N.T., Mr. Lopez, 2:15 P.M., weekends, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunch, The Football Team, Mr. Ross, get¬ ting up “knowing” I had to go to school”, Mondays, Tuesday, Etc, un¬ til Friday, Chemistry, Mr. O’Don¬ nell’s jokes, “Studying”, square dancing in gym like they do in every school Samara Kulpa (Sam) 2-18-66 256 Arlington St. AMBITION: I hope to be happy, healthy, and successful with what¬ ever I do ACTIVITIES: Treasurer 1, Band 1, Twirlers 2 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jose 11-6-81, Peanuts in the Formula, 16th Birthday party, Jr. Prom, Vette at Highland, Tree on senior dress up day, hitting the pole at McDonald’s, inventoriologist, Joey’s chocolate cake at ma’s party, Dad’s mobile, A.L., M.T., Panama Jack for 23.10, Disneyland, getting my license, Fort Knoc, Frederick’s I’LL TRY TO FORGET:; Fire on 8 30, 1982, Business Math, Geome¬ try, Tonsils, Jr. prom shoes, Fr. year. Finals, Mondays James Kwiatkowski (Jim) 9-13-66 55 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: To live a healthy life ACTIVITIES: Baseball V. 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Alisa, The prom, A.C., R.C., R.S., R.B., A.M., R.M., P.M. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The day after the prom my junior year Robin Laidlaw (Buzzie) 4-26-66 417 Crescent Ave. AMBITION: To live a long successful life with the ones I love! ACTIVI¬ TIES: Home Rm. Rep. Beacon, Sci¬ ence Club. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mary, Debbie, Christine, Linda, Joyce Kim M. Kim B, P.M., D.H., J.H., R.M., R.P., Merritt, Plant Concert, 4-24-81, 6-6-80, U-Mass, Partying, True friends, porch chairs, My Ma, and Dad, Josie, Proms, LED ZEPPELIN 1. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Working on clean-up, flunking water safety, cold nights, paranoya, New Wave, Filling out this paper. 78 Tam Lam 8-6-65 97 Shurtleff St. ACTIVITIES: Soccer Christine Landry 10-11-66 37 Spencer Ave. AMBIT ON: To live a happy and health life ACTIVITIS: Cheerleader J.V., varsity Hr. Rm. Rep, Track 1, 2 Max-ed I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Duke, L.W., Joyce, The Home, Fr. Yr., my partys, cheerlead¬ ing, J.V. V, max-ed, hr with Robin, the corner, Canada “83”, Pop- Warner, Jr. Prom, busted, L.W., T.M., L.P., J.W. J.R., J.S.B-day, Ms. Corwin, family reunions, G.M., b- day gift, The Bourgeois, dad I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Double-Bio, work, all the heartaches, suspension Jose M. Lanzas (chema) 12-21-63 1 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To be an airline pilot and be useful to our society ACTIVI¬ TIES: Italian 1, Latin 1, Photography Club 1 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My teachers who contributed to my education, G.A., G.P., J.M., S.M., J.B., L.Z., J.P., M.A., Mom Dad, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: disagree¬ ments I had with my classmates, es¬ pecially with M.R. I will always bring with me the good impression, spirit, and pride C.H.S. gave me Adele Lea (Marci) 6-16-66’ 105 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To be an artist ACTIVI¬ TIES: Track 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dave, L.Z., S.K., J.M., G.A., S.S., H.B., L.U., union, neut, rab, Joe S., Tay, and J.T., A.L., r raids, Cathy I. Lucy, pints, Chi-Chi, the seven dwarfs I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hurting the peo¬ ple I love and never saying sorry Denise Lee Landers 9-25-66 164 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be an accountant or bookkeeper, some day be a foster parent to those children who need homes, and to live a wonderful and happy life, to be a wonderful mother to my son Robert ACTIVITIES: Ten¬ nis, basketball, dancing, swimming, skating and softball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That I made it through high school even though I had a baby in senior year. Going on with a fresh new beginning on life. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the tough time I had grow¬ ing up Jorge Lanzas M. 2-5-65’ 1 Marlboro St. AMITION: To be an electroni cs en¬ gineer and succeed ACTIVITIES: Photography Club 3, 4 Radio Club 4, Max-Ed 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Greenglass, Mrs. White, Mrs. Raimo, Mr. White, S.M., K.T., M.T., J.P., L.Z., J.G., J.D., J. D., H.P., G.P., C.B., S.C., J.C., K. M., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: you Michael Lavorati T. 4-20-66 135 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To live a long and hap¬ py life and to get into computers ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 3 I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Wheels, LB., M.M., A.C., K.C., A.M., L.T. P.G., P.T., 8-18-83, my library, Excaliber I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fr. Yr James Leggiardro (Jimbo) 1-16-66 142 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To succeed financially and to be happy ACTIVITIES: Party¬ ing, cars, making money, tunes, Bud- weiser, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mucci, Flakey, Raybone, Beto, Omar, Cheech, Vino, Scotty, Chick¬ en Man, Fitzy, Lizard, Joohhn, Mar¬ co’s, Bucka, Rico, Dianne, W. Kimi, Kathy, Diane C., My dog,, tiger, Chris Jeffrey, my brother, my family, Allen, private parties at Mucci’s, Es¬ telle, police, road trip, last all Bud- weiser night with Marco’s, being a burnt Fr., my Malibu, Pizza Bagel, Trips with Fitz, Parker Street, Cenia, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Senior Bust day, Chelsea, burning T.C., Sau Leong (Saauu) 9-3-66 123 Winnisimmet St. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life and become computer programmer. ACTIVITIES: Basket¬ ball, helping the Class of “84” I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Staw, Mr. Fin, Mr. Garnick, Mrs. Bov., G.B., R.B., S.N., M.B., H.B., B.H., A.B., W.N., S.G., J.B., D. D., S.M., M.F., S.K., A.F., Basketball games, Gen’s place, Friday Nights, Sept. 30, “83” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Spunky”, “Vernie”, homework, ci¬ vics, Richie Loesch 25 Beacon PI. AMBITION: To live on!!! I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Woodworking with Woody!! Kimberley MacDonald (Kimmie) 9- 7-66 145 4 Clark Ave Ambition: To design world renown clothing. ACTIVITIES: HR rep. Vol¬ leyball team. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: E.H. Jr Prom, L.L’s Sen¬ ior picnic ’83, The CAPE, Mrs. Ben¬ jamin, Ma Dad, Merritt Park, “Y” gir ls, Police Concert’s. ILL TRY TO FORGET: Never ending classes, em- barassing moments, Anna Malinowski (ski) 8-22-66 196 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To manage a club, Live life to it’s fullest. ACTIVITIES: Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, softball 1, 2, 3, 4, cross country 4, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Feinberg, Murphy, Mr. Pal, Bradley. L.S., N.P., V.M., L.H., L.T., K.T., P.P., J.C., T.M., C.C., K.R., D.P., M.S., Yankees, Meeting Yaz, weekends, summers, B-ball camp, B.B. teams, S.B. teams, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fr. Yr, Amer. Lit. Wai Leong F. 2-27-65 123 Winnisimmet St. AMBITION: To have a successful ca¬ reer in computer science. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Four wheeling at the mud hole, The swimming hole, walking trails, Ralph’s Turbo Audi, John’s Vega and my Scout. Gen’s place, four wheeling with Bill, and the trip to the water fall. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: English, senior year. David Lopez 148 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: hand¬ ball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My good friends and Mrs. DeGranda. Ernest MacDougall 1-2-66 33 Guam Rd. AMBITION: To live a great life in the future, to be happy and successful ACTIVITIES: Basketball, stockboy I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: LED ZEPPELIN 1 ROCK GROUP!! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: English homework Robert Leon (Todd) 5-17-66 151 Grove St. AMBITION: To be a as successful in life as I can be. ACTIVITIES: Base¬ ball 2, 3, band 3, 4, basketball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Marching behind horses, Hm. Rm. surprise tests, “K”, C.H.S., B.P., B.C., P C., P.H., E.D., J.S., P.M., Mr. M„ I’LL TRY TO FORGET: first period, gym, lunch, Football games Laurie Malveria (Lau) 2-7-66 441 Eastern Ave. AMBITION: Becoma a Para-Medic and live a good happy and safe life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Hr. Rep. 3, volleyball 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The Class of “84”, the other calsses, Miss Bradley, Miss H., David Bowie, the faculty, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: going to school, home¬ work, trying to find a job. History class. Darren Martens (D) 4-12-66 1 Clinton Ct. AMBITION: to enter the Air Force ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4, band 1, 2, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The Projects, Merritt Park, C.L., G.G., J.V. Basketball, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Failing Jr. Eng., Fr. Yr., homework Judy McClay “JU:JU”, “PINTS”, “TOOTIE” 163 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: Flight Attendant, Travel Agent Activities: Cheering 1, 2, Pep Squade 4, Prom Comm. 4, I’ll Al¬ ways Remember: SEAN!, 6-13-83, DeLuch (SIS), Tons, Giselle, Loriann, The dreams about Tons and Mario and I’ll TRY TO FORGET: Master of Fiction, a PROM that I 1SEVER went to with my BABE, and most of all, not being able to eat lunch with my FRIENDS ’cuz of work. TONS, we did it! Keep in touch! Dora Medero (Dori) 10-15-66 134 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To become a medical secretary I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My best friend Mindy and all the fun times we had, my friends especially Carmen, Jean N. and K.C., all my teachers especially Mr. luliano I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Michelle Maroney (Mish) 7-21-66 168 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To go to college, be suc¬ cessful, and ACTIVITIES: Roller skating. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Anne. Linda, the trying to get by in every class, lunch, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: some teachers, gym class Sergio Matos (Professor) 6-16-67 4502 W. Hanna Ave Fla. AMBITION: To become a computer engineer, to be successful, wealthy and to ACTIVITIES: Almost any¬ thing goes, N.H.S., Science Club, Photography Club, Hr. Rep. 1, 3 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.M., M.K., M.F., J.L., S.L., M.T.M.F., G.A., D.D., A.S., DeMoulas Cash¬ iers, Mr. Shahagian’s class, senior year I’LL TRY TO FORGET: school lunch, Freshmen Yr., O’Donnell’s jokes, homework Brenda McDonald (Sissy) 11-15-66 74 Cottage St. AMBITION: To become a hairdress¬ er ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad 82, Pep squad 4, 83-84 Dancing, Listening to music I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My best friend Lordez O. Mom Dad, Jr. Sr. prom 83, “Skip”, Car¬ rie S., B.D., Freshman year! Senior Year! The Class of “84” Summer of “83”, M.M., ER L.O. ILL TRY TO FORGET: The summer of “82” R.B., Andrea Medrano 4-1-66 581 Washington Ave. ACTIVITIES: Spending dad’s hard earned money I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Micheal Mac McCarthy 8- 7-83, Tammy, Paul Bennet (2-16-81- 6- 1-83), P.B.’s Jr. prom 4-30-82, Jr. Sr. prom 6-3-83, Jr. Sr. Dinner dance, 12-83 First dozen of Roses 9- 7- 83, 8-5-83 The Jr. Sr. prom, dinner dance of “84”, up. Ma and Dad, hoping for a future with Mac, best of all the class of “84”, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday’s, gym, AMBITION: To be successful in what ever I do and to get married some¬ day 81 Pamela Messer “MU” 3-02-67 173 Webster Ave. AMBITION: To be a computer pro¬ grammer and live a long life. AC¬ TIVITIES: Latin Club 2 3; treasur¬ er, National Honor Society 3, Pho¬ tography club 2 3. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Steve, Lou, Paul C. 314, Class of ’84, all my friends from the class of ’83, RT, LK, JN, CA, B., JO, RY-RY, BUSCAGLIA, getting my book, the big walkout. Paul Millman (pepe) 5-28-66 43 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To go to college and start my own business, ACTIVITIES: Music, sports, working, spending money, MTV I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The Clash 9-82, Sidney, Nuggets, Canada, my family, Rosie, my god son, P.Z., D.B., J.C., R.B., my first and only job I’LL TRY TO FORGET: math, dentist visits, Gold¬ stein’s, finals, Chemistry, and bus trips Carlos Mojica 12-15-66 100 Hawthorne St. AMBITION: To be successful in life, go on to college and get a good job ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, baseball 1, football 4, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: J.M., M.F., J.S., M.F., P.P., M.K., P.M., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: lunch, homework Eric Montefusco (Monte) 8-20-66 10 Lash St. AMBITION: To be an electrician and to have my own business, live a long and happy life ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, golf club 3, 4 I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Police concert, Mr. M’s class, Scarpa, Sparky, Joyce, The “Y” crew, the Mall, Jr. Prom, J.D., Beef. J.B., the jacket. The Reveregames, 3, R.C., J.Q., L.H., The “Bud Girl”, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 11-3-83, 9-28-83, 52 stitches in my foot, dumpers, sum¬ mer school Deborah Moore 2-26-66 63 Essex St. AMBITION: To be a nurse ACTIVI¬ TIES: Flag Squad, Pep Squad, Prom Comm., Close Up, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my first day at C.H.S., Junior Prom, the great times with the Flag Squad, June 11, 1983 Revere Beach, “remember yesterday”, dream of tomorrow, live for today” M.G., H.B., B.F., K.S., L.V., G.A., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: B.F. ’s prom date, Algebra 2 Richard Mucci (Doc) 10-6-66 151 Summit Ave AMBITION: To live happy “please” ACTIVITIES: Football, goodtimes, road trips, summer parties L.P., I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jimbo, Nana, Markus, Lake, Chickenman, Monte, prom “83”, R.L. D.W., Dian, did I, Tracey becom, Cenia- GT, S.V., Big Dave, Senior skip day “83” Kimmy, Sheila, Karen, Laurie, “84”, J.B., D.M., J.W., Sue, Police Concert Chris Jeffrey, Diane W., L.P., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Ross’s class, drug bust, what I did wrong fr. yr Florence H. Mullins “Flo” 220 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be a Nurse or Social Worker ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Gym, Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mrs. Margollian, Marion Klapp, Ms. Bagdis, Ms. Manning, Mrs, Fairbank, Mrs. Soper, all the teachers. I’LL TRY TO Forget: Some kids, snow, rain 82 Edwin Nelson (Eddie) 1-16-66 63 Shawmut Street AMBITION: To become useful to so¬ ciety ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Chess and girls I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: I.A.’ I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The Chelsea High School Chandavy Ngies 11-03-64 151 Walnut St. AMBITION: To be a secretary some day because I’m good in typing. AC¬ TIVITIES: Baseball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: That I made it through high school. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Doing something wrong. Jean Noel “The first Noel” 3-15- 66 61 Cook Ave. AMBITION: To be a C.P.A. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Latin Club 2, 3, Latin Club V.P. 2, Photography Club 2, Max-Ed 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kacren C., C.A., Beth G., L.R. 8-25- 82, R.T., Jackie D., senior year, Freshmen! “78” I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The high class snobs, K.B., freshman year (CA!), OBT. CRS. JR. yr., Mr. Cherry, soph year, B.T’s “you’re so fine”, the fights CA and I had. Michael Nolan (Noley) 8-19-66 70 Essex St. AMBITION: To Roam the world in search of Peace and become a pro¬ fession al guitarist ACTIVITIES: Par¬ tying, concerts, I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: J.B., BLACK SABBATH, Geo, R.C., Mucci, Dave J. Geils “80”, Staying home, 6 for 5, W.L, Chester Ave., Projects, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Rats, getting busted “83”, working after school, deten¬ tion, dry days, HANGOVERS Lisa Nuzzo (Lee) 8-22-66- 54 Cary Ave. AMBITION: To be an accountant and be successful in every thing I do ACTIVITI S: outdoor track, J.V. girl’s basketball I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Weinstein, A.D., Y.P., P.W., L.M., Animal Crackers, Kelley’s house 12-28-82. New Years eve, people’s rude remarks, mom and dad i’LL TRY TO FORGET: 3-8- 83, shorthand 2, Monday mornings David Ocasio 3-22-66 60 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To be rich and success¬ ful, have a good life ACTIVITIES: Track, Cross country, basketball J.V. V. , football 1 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: D.T., E.O., J.G., B.S., J.Q., M.K., L.P., The Cheerleaders, playing basketball, woodworking class, The Whole Class of “84” I’LL TRY TO FORGET Fr. Yr and the teachers Jose Ocasio (Beto) 7-26-66 60 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To live a happy and rich, successful life ACTIVITIES: basketball 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Family, Denise the fights with her, Jr. Sr. prom, Class of “83”, Gilly, Edwin, Darren, Jerod, Quiv, Dave, Paintin crew, Concert “82” The Gap Band, summer of “82”, the teachers in C.H.S., The Class of “84”, fighting in school, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: History, onion head school. Getting up in the mornings Eric Ortiz “Eddie” 7-15-65 861 Broadway AMBITION: To be a Mechanic and get into computers and have a suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, volleyball, handball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my teachers, Mr. Connolly, and the cafeteria ladies I worked with, M.O.K F.O., David O, Jose O, G.T., David T, Edwin L, and the rest of the crew. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year and Soph¬ omore year. Jerod Owens 10-6-65 116 Essex St. AMBITION: To be an electric engi¬ neer ACTIVITIES: working out and staying in shape. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The fun times I had at Chelsea High and the Ocasio broth¬ ers, Smitty, Harold, and others, the one’ I won’t forget is Rita Rodriquez, my girl I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times I had at CHS, and out of school, Class of 84 the best. 83 Miriam E. Pacheco “Taty” 4-7-66 93 Essex St. AMBITION: To become an accoun¬ tant live a happy life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Dancing, and traveling. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tito, Jose, Mavel, Brenda, Nereida, Didi, Abel, David, my mom, my brother, and my best friend, Lissette, my partner in gym, senior year, Ricky, my trip to P.R., in 1983. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Midterm and final exams, gym, the problems, walking to school in the cold weather, and the summer of 81. Lynda Padulsky “Lynn” 7-21-66 33 John St. AMBITION: To be healthy, success¬ ful, and happy. ACTIVITIES: NHS 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 VP, Challenge Cup 3 4, Close Up, editor 3 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: JG, LW, TM, RC, CL, MA, DO, Geo, MN, Parker Rancid 6 5, Freshman Lunch, SP, Chris J, Mr. Teal, Jr, LGI, JK, JP, Mucci, “Home”, Riuniti with LW, Kims con¬ cert toga party, rain with JG, CT, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: BUSTED WITH Sip, Bruni, Patrol Football Games, Challenge Cup, Band Uni¬ forms, Howard Johnson’s, “THE BOYS” Lw’s party 2 1 Patrice Paradis (Tricie) 11-21-66 135 Essex St. AMBITION: To become a legal sec¬ retary and live a full and happy life ACTIVITIES: basketball 2, softball 3, 4, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: S.G., A.M., L.P., K.M., A.C., Duke, Class of “84” Mr. Allen, Ms. Benea, Mrs. Fogel, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Algebra 2, people always saying I look like D.D., walking to school Yvonne Paradis 12-24-66 5 Villa Street AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do ACTIVITIES: Snow- mobiling, Ice skating, bike riding I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Enrique C„ John D., Lisa N., Patti W., summer of “82”, Nova Scotia, David C., Mrs. Boveri’s Soph. English class, Mi- chell’s Bobby’s wedding, Alan’s wedding, Spencer Ave., Vernon St., Voke Park, I’LL TRY TO FORGET bad times, dishonest people, July 23, 1982 Janine Parker 3-7-67 72 Library St. AMBITION: To be a dancer. AC¬ TIVITIES: H.R. Rep 3, daydreaming. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mum, Dad, Joey, A.M., C + S, W.L., every¬ one at CSB, N.A., D.P., no pain, no gain, Madame!!!, CJ, 2-7-80, land- flow. had any octopus lately?, Doing triples, full moons, “Forward and up!”, all my friends family, SW with NA. TRY TO FORGET: Hyste¬ ria, 12 years of school, bunheads, the “T”, Audition at BB, injuries, plastic people, depression, being invisible, bad times. Sabrina Pegram (Sparky) 10-18-66 448 Eastern Ave. Ambition: To be happy and healthy, ACTIVITIES: V.P. 3, 4, I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: “Daddy”, Leo¬ na, Perry, Chris Jeffrey, Kris, Ma, Ted, Chris Mucci, Jimmy I., Ken, Cippy, Richard, Fanny, Partying w P.G., Scarpa, Eric, Quiv, “M”, Shei¬ la, Jayne, Joyce, Joe C., K.K., L.R., Debbie, 5-17-83 (JOURNEY! 8-27- 83, L.T., K.T., G. A., J.P., Joyce G„ Jr. Prom w Scott S., winter of “82 83”, He’s Such a jerk, Micheal K., Billy, Summer of 83, Jason, Eddie, Jimmy, peach house!. L.H., P.C., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Squiggy sea sick in the Thunderbird”, 12-7-80, 84 Edward Pedi (Ed) 63 Winnisimmet St. AMBITION: To be a famous imper¬ sonator I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Welch, Mr. Sullivan I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Vinnie De- Laney, Mr. Renzi Iris Perez “Betty” 6-12-66 82 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To be an executive sec¬ retary and marry my high school sweetheart. ACTIVITIES: Max-Ed worker. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Elvin 5-20-83, 6-20-82, 8- 20-83, Tati, Joanna, Norma, the lunch crew, Carmen Guigui, Her¬ bie, J.M., most of all my mom for always being there when I needed her. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Home¬ work, sophomore year, getting up so early in the morning, Summer of ’83! Hung The Pham 12-19-63 291 Washington Ave. John Quatieri 3-5-66 36 Garland St. AMBITION: To be Rich. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Playing Re¬ vere, BB Down Sat., D. Door, 80 chat, Duve, 84 hockeyteam, RC, JT, PS, JB, CB, JW, BP, JK, BT, D AC, MK, BS, 10-17-83, DK, JK, AS, SA, SA, TT, EM. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Shames, Barney, real classes, Aldo Demerits, c2, EPD, Arlington games. John Quevillon (Quiv) 1-5-66 17 Willard St. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do, to live a long and healthy life and to become wealthy. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4 Co- Capt., basketball 2, 3, hockey 3. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mal¬ den it’s Cagg! LP, MK, MM, BS, SS, HR, MF, SP, BO, SC, TT, the pine, black zack, the whip, Mahoneys room 1, 3, 4, Thanks “M”, Marocko! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Camp “83”, The party I never made, get on the goal line, shames, Ray Bomb¬ ers, Failing Soph. English. Michael Racki “Racki” 7-2-66 116 Cottage St. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gold¬ fish and the Buick Duval. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Aldo Demerit, square dance. History, English Sandra Ramirez “Sandy” 10-31-65 41 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To be a nurse and to study cosmetology, To live a happy, wonderful life with my husband Ra¬ fael and also my son Omar and the new one coming. ACTIVITIES: Dancing. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My mother, my husband, and the time my son was born, and the good times I had in school. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The times I had to get up to go to school. Dawn Remington 66Addison St. James B. Rawls “Rawlsy” 3-9-66 349 Broadway AMBITION: To be a pilot. ACTIVI¬ TIES: None. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Bloom’s study, Elec¬ tronics 1 2, Mr. White, smoking under the bridge, class picture, D. Door, D.M., R.B., D.C., J.B., J.D., M.B., W.N., S.N., P.F., R.D., J.L., W.L., R.M., K.L., S.G.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, Freshman year, Science and English, and Miss Boveri, getting caught skipping classes. Alberto Reyes “Al” 2 3 66 214 Poplar St. AMBITION: To be successful in life and live comfortable, have no prob¬ lems I.LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: English class and Ross friends in sate- lite school, Aldo, Miss Goldfishand, the buick. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Aldo and the pass, four years in school that were boring, getting up early for school. 85 Julia Rivera 2-8-66 154 Park St. AMBITION: To be a social worker and live a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, music. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My four years of HS, Mr. Pearlman, LZ, Jorge Parra, Ana F. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: home¬ work, failing Alg 1, detention, Ms. Castella and all about you. Maryanne Roberto “Mary” 2-3-65 47 Jefferson Ave. AMBITION: To live a long happy life. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1, Soft- ball team manager, 2. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: PC, The week¬ end in New Hampshire with Mr. Ster- iti and Patty and Jean, SF, MS, JM, JS, DH, and Monday mornings with Ms. Nazzaro and the Sunday Globe. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My Fresh¬ man year, gym, Ms. Bagdis’ Math class and detention with Mr. Mauro. Jose Rodriguez 10-16-65 893 Broadway AMBITION: To becomea pilot, have a happy wealthy life and travel. AC¬ TIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Track team 4. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Ms. Breen, Ms. Gagnon, Mr. Menzies, and Mr. Went¬ worth who helped a lot, our trip to Westerly R.I., square dance partner, “Lisa Demeo”, all the good times at CHS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: OUr first halftime show (Senior year), Peabody track course, and rehersals down the stadium. Wilma M. Rivera 4-2-66 155 Chestnut St. AMBITION: I hope to have a good career in clerical field and a success¬ ful life. ACTIVITIES: To have a good time. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times with my best friends, NR, AQ, JR, NC, AA, RR, JT, CC, QA, MA, MI, MR, RV, GR, JM, TA, and also my other good friends, the day I met MI, especially my happiest moments with Jose Luis, some my teachers, my senior year, my cousin Dinora’s wedding, and Steven. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My Freshman year and David O and Jose O Lisa Roberts “Pee-Wee” 6-23-66 11 Lawrence St. AMBITION: To become a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 2, 3, HR REP 2, 3, JV Cheering 2, V Cheering 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ju¬ nior-Senior Prom, Dinner Dance, EP, LU, DD, SP, KK, KB, KS, Football games. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Ge¬ ometry. Marilyn Rodriguez “Mindy” 4-11- 66 162 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: Continue on to college and become a bilingual executive secretary, and be with the one I love! ACTIVITIES: Jr. year Jazz Club, dancing, Sr. Majorette. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: MY Jr. year!, DM, BG, CV, JA, AR, MA, etc., Mrs. DeGranda for all the headaches I caused her. Majorette squad, my be¬ loved sisters, and family, and Isaac for his comprehension, sincerity, and love, MR, MTA, HG, TA, SF, my golden rose. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Lunch, homework, and my so called friends! Ana Marie Rosa Figueroa 3-12-67 35 Orange St. AMBITION: To have a successful ca¬ reer in computer science and a hap¬ py and promising future. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Honor Society Member 4, Sci¬ ence Club 4, Year book committeee I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: F.C., M.F., the summer of “83”, and most of all my mother’s understanding, Thanks Mommie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Homework, the hard time I gave to Mom Dad, and getting up so early in the morning! It was really fun and worthwhile Lenny Rosado 9-4-65 143 Arlington St. AMBITION: To live a long live AC¬ TIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2. Football 1 Corner of Neard and Spruce walking out of Chelsea high and knowing that I don’t have to go back. All the kids of class of “84” and all the kids I party with. Going to Chelsea High. All the homework and detention and the classes I failed trying to get out of Chelsea High. 86 Cheryl Ryan “Ry-Ry or Cymbol Head” 6-6-66 192 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To fall in love. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Photography Club 1, 2, Hmrm rep 1, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Steve, Lou, 314, WC TV, Sugar Su¬ gar, Richdales, Peter and Seth, my Do-Wop crew, under the boardwalk, being with introduced to Viper, Bonk, Sept. 6, Scotty, my adopted family, helping Mr. Pearlman, learn¬ ing drums with CC, Learning guitar with Chris, Mr. Feinberg, writing po¬ ems, partying, almost moving to Ab- ington, my halloween costume,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The hardship of Steve and Lou leaving CHS the end of freshman year. Miriam Santiago 6 26 64 52 Hawthorn St. ACTIVITIES: working and having fun AMBITION: Have a nice life I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my good friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET The bad things I did Robert Scarpetti (“Scarpa”) 4-29- 66 36 Tudor St. AMBITION: TO BE HAPPY IN LIFE ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Capt, 4 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf Club, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, res Soph. Yr„ I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Partying up the “Y”, be¬ hind the mall, the good times with V.M., all my friends, Eric, Art., Jim, Cip., Rob., Beef, Bige, Quiv., Claw. Bubba. Mario, Baker, Sparky, Joyce, Karen, Sheila, John Q! Trips to Can¬ ada, MS Gagnons English, Police concert I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, football + Hockey practice, Caroline Denise Santiago (DeDe) 12-14-66 239 Chestnut St. AMBITION: For my parents to be proud of me when I become a phar¬ macist. ACTIVITIES: twirlers 3 yrs. Captain 4th yr. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My Mom Dad, my brother Tony, Day, Berto, and my only sister Maggie, JR. Prom with Beto, when I won Ms P.R “81” when I became captain, fun times with the squad in games and parades, the twins L.B J.P A.K B.S and moms (E.L) and last but not least Beto my boyfriend the one I LOVE. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Pre people, false friends, big fights with Beto and oth¬ er certain problems Rosa Santiago 6-6-64 24 Eleanor St. AMBITION: To become a Computer Programmer. To live a successful and happy life with Timmy. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: T.V. 8-13-82, 2-19-83, 8-13-83. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior year. Richard Schell 2-18-66 106 Watts Street AMBITION: To be rich and healthy, happy I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Iuliano, The Class of “84”, J.S., E.H., J.S., J.T. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: C.H.S. Lunches Karen Shaw 2-16-66 148 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be a successful and happy person. ACTIVITIES: HR rep Grade 11. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Debbie Dube, WR, LR, LU, 8-5-83, Junior and Senior proms, JM, MS, Square dance, Benji, Class Of 84. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: JM, MS, Algebra I. Paul Shifflett (Pauldo) 85 Watt Street AMBITION: To be a Defensive End for the L.A. Raiders ACTIVITIES: Football I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mr. Locke, The funniest teacher and never forget the time I ran up the Soldiers Home with Rick Ross 87 Francisca Silva 3-26-64 36 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To be a nurse and to have a happy life. ACTIVITIES: dancing and shopping. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My good times in Chelsea High School, and all my teachers, my friends, and my junior and senior years. I’LL TRY TO FRO- GET: getting up early for school, es¬ pecially Monday mornings. Gerald Solar “Sonar” 1-2-66 5 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To start my own busi¬ ness. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4, JV Baseball 2, Golf Club 3, 4, Italian Club 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CLASS of 84, JS, DC, Nathan, BS, MK, RS, MD, BC, first touchdown I scored, JR, EO, JB, RB, SS, “TT” Mr. Iuliano, SB, CT, TD, Ma dad, Prom. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Psy¬ chology, Freshman year, when we lost our ride home on Jr. Prom. Maria Steriti “Benny” 8-15-66 946 Broadway AMBITION: To make my dreams a reality. ACTIVITIES: Living! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my mother and sisters, my friends, my teachers, the medical staff at the Children’s Hospital Medical Center, the good times and the bad. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Nothing! David Sudanowicz (Tedo) 10-3-66 51 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To get a good job and become successful in whatever I do. To hit the twin-tri with dad. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Partying with friends, watching the Bruins up Wellsy’s house, Carter Park, the Cougar, Florida “82”, Daytona Beach, Mucci, card games in the cel¬ lar, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting arrested, Mr Ross, pinwheels. Dad finding that something, losing at the track, working for a living. Steven Smith (Smitty) 5-24-66 93 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be healthy and wealthy. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Mulli¬ gan, Mr. Barba, All the good times with M.F., H.R., Meggis, the house up for sale, the might with L.T., Chris have another, The football, basketball team, DC, WR, CB, JQ, DC, DW, Vundi’s. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Shame’s get on the goal line, losing games, failing fr. English, staying after school because of Shei¬ la. Ann Marie Stec “Annie” 5-6-66 316 Carter St. AMBITION: To be a travel agent and see all of Europe. ACTIVITIES: H.R. Rep. 1, 4, ep4. Max Ed 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CF, 6-23- 82, RR, IS, ML, TT, D, TB, JR, Prom, CBS, SP, Spanish 2, Summer of 83, TA, MJ, BK, LK, JS, Wheels Plus, CF, Winthrop Beach, JCM, Sal, MC, SM,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 10-22-82, Freshman year, library, snobs, detention, Ms. Romano. Michael Suloff (juniob) 12-28-65 184 Chestnut Street AMBITION: To become a Diesal Me¬ chanic or and Electritian I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: W.L., B. C„ S.G., P.H., S.L., The Partying, ses¬ sions before school, Fr. Year, Most of all Little Mikie III, my son. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mr. Herlihy, Mr. Cheery, Jr. Math teacher, M.B. my ex-girl friend William Surette (Beef) 12-8-66 161 Central Ave. AMBITION: To be rich and happy. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma Dad, Cabbage, B.B., Geno movie night, Scotty, concerts J.W. T.T. S.P. Jour¬ ney, Winter of 82, Camp 82, Kendo dutchess J. Geil’s, 61, M.M. Debbie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake peo¬ ple, goons, shames, r-a-y freezing fools, cupcakes, J.B, back stabbers, Mr. Cardarelli, wind sprints, big 47. Laurie Taraskiewicz 3-21-66 66 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To make it through col¬ lege ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, softball 1, 2, 3, 4 volleyball 4 Ital¬ ian club 2, 3. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mai 5-15-81, all my friends, Alyce, Auj, skiddles, DT, KM, SC, PC, AM, NP, VM, KR, Fein- berg and Bradley, The Class of 82, Merritt Park, The YMHA and the mall, Skips great parties, senior and junior prom, when Mai’s parents went to Canada, Vin’s cottage. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sprints, Monday mornings, fighting with Mai and my friends. Marsha Telesetsky 2-25-66 52 Blossom St. AMBITION: To go into computer systems analysis and to lead a suc¬ cessful, happy life. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Rep, Science club 4 president, Hon¬ or Society 3, 4, Prom Commity, chal¬ lenge cup, 3, 4, ILL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: summer of 83, WB, Mr. Perez, DT party, doubling w SK JA, Ice Cream, I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Eng-comps, square dancing, suicides, B-Ball camp, canning, M M’s, Geometry. William Theodore “Billy” 10-15-66 22 Harvard St. ABITION: To become a successful auto mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Hock¬ ey I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Big Shahagian in 108, D-Door, Christmas party at SAT, DUV, Woody 2, BLAB, S.P, BUDS in the woods, Big Bonnies cookies. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Square dancing, Mr. Connolly, Barney Rubble, SUSPENSIONS, DE¬ TENTION ON FRIDAY, 12 credits, sophomore year. Algebra, skunks in the woods, dumpers, Ms. Raimo, cup cakes. James Thomaszewski “TEE” 10-5- 66 45 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To become successful and live as happy as I could, to be¬ come a mechanic and own my own race car. ACTIVITIES: Working on cars, CHS, TT And HOLESHOTS. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Pratt Park Dudes, RENEE T., and delivery door. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Get¬ ting arrrested with Tony, Tate, and Stone, D.I.P., and School itself. Beth Tibbetts 12 20 66 64 Maverick st. AMBITION: To be happy. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The hottub in Joycies’s locker, ozzy osburkie, tape, Judi, Evie, Linda, getting busted, the beaches, Jr. Eng, Mr. Hanegan, Mr Sahagian, Riverside, mom, and times on Maverick st. I’LL Try to Forget: Dina, Mrs. Sandberg, Mike From Na- hant, Civics. Andrew Tomasello “Andy” 11 17 64 105 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To become a musician. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Band, my senior year I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Homework. Robert Toppino “BooBoo” 10-10- 65 174 Central Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and to be successful in whatever I do. Activi¬ ties: Band 2, 3. Band Treasurer 3. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: P.M., J.d, S.M, M.A,. I.S. . D.J . All my friends and the Jr. and senior proms. Band, the good times and my senior year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Mrs Sandberg, 719183, “Shake it up”, Senior Dinner Dance. Chem. Lab. David Toro “Toro” 7-11-66 60 Marlboro st Ambition: To be a high ranking offi¬ cer in the Air Force, have a happy and small family. Activities: Basket¬ ball and track. I’LL Always Re¬ member: My four yrs. here at C.H.S. All my friends and especially a few cheerleaders whom I got to know really well. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: About me having to leave Chelsea High, and the couple bad times I had. 89 Karen Trimarchi (Kar) 4-29-66 90 Garfield Ave. Ambition: To be successful wealthy. ACTIVITIES: Class Trea¬ surer, Honor Society, softball capt. Jr. Sr., B-ball, Prom Committee, yearbook staff, student council. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom Dad, She, BW, 9-11, D. Dance, Proms, $54, prom weekend, LH, SS, DC, DH, AZ, RT, SP, GA, KMDRKM, RS, LT, LS, NP, AM, VM, TD, CT, DM, BL. Ms. Raimo, Mrs. M., Blizzards, 7-7, friends, Mr. U., Auntie, LU, Mucci, Ms. D., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: cow, beepers, weekend mornings, TB, losing tough. Rev. 9 Che. 8, Halks, Linda Tucker “Lin” 11-27-66 235 Walnut st Ambition: To have a happy and won¬ derful life with A.M. ACTIVITIES: Flag Squad 2, Cross country track, softball 2. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Alan Maroney, Mom and Dad. Sept 9, 1981. B.A. M.M, EM., MK, S.K Raymond and Beaker, E.O, R.U, R.P, All the good times with Alan -. I’LL Try to Forget: 9th grade, 11th gr. History, 12th gr. English. Lorianne Uminski “Lor” 3-29-66 221 Webster Ave. AMBITION: To become a successful lawyer. ACTIVITIES: H.R. Rep 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 2, 3, 4, Yearbook staff 4, Student Curriculum 1, Bea- conette Staff 3, Flag Squad 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Secretary of Honor Society 4. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mom and Dad, Mr. Al¬ len’s English class, GA, HB, AL, JM, SK, SD, MT, KT, LR, SP, KK, KB, Prom 83-84, city stairs, snowy and the seven, LZ, DD, KS, Partying, Rhode Island, smelling like a skunk, good times in chem, Katrina, GiGi, Allison, Maze, Jake. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Geometry, the pearl is in the river, Carmen E. Vega 11-18-65 AMBITION: To be a secretary or a hairdresser and live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The good times I had with my friends, Mindy, Dori, Rosaly and Marta, Miss Raimo all the teachers that helped me. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The bad times, especially in gym! Rita Utley (Ri) 6-3-66 233 Walnut St. AMBITION: To be a hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 4. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: PW, LT, AM, MM, JN, CB, AC, LU, US, RB. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 10-8-83, suspen¬ sion, detention, homework, and school. Wendell Vega 5-8-66 63 Shawmut st. AMBITION: To be wealthy and life a successfull life next to my family, ACTIVITIES Handball, Basketball, and Baseball. I’LL ALWAYS R E¬ MEMBER: Good times I had at par¬ ties, my friends Mom, and “E.M”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET; Not going to my Junior prom, hard times at school, rock, and school lunch. Joyce Wallace “Munchkin” 5-20-66 AMBITION: To play center for the Boston Celtics. ACTIVITIES: Chas¬ ing Mr. Right. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Phil-n-Joyce 5-28-83, KK, PG, KD, (The Phonies), all of my REAL FRIENDS, “The awesome foursome,” GARFIELD!, “tape”, Tibbets, Austi and Def Leppard-what a combo!, peanut butter, PJ, boob, Mrs. B, Big sisa. Mom!, LW MR, Billy Joel, “Is this the end?”, how to cook octopus? ILL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Missing my Jr. Prom, fake friends, running out of hairspray, chasing dreams, roos! Patricia Way “Patti” 7 18 66 720 Broadway Ambition: A career in modeling Ac¬ tivities: H R. Rep 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mitttee 3, 4. Track 2. Italian Club. I’LL Always Remember: R.G., S.P, M.M., Good times with good friends Cheffi, the page and class of ’84. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Junior yr., Kathy’s party, fake people, the tal¬ ent show, Mr Manning’s study. 90 Georgia Weighmann (Peachy) 11- 21-64 83 central Ave. AMBITION: To be a Pediatric Nurse, live well and happy with the help of God and get married with the one I love. R. R. ACTIVITIES: None I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Rennie, Mrs Zayas, Miss Breen, Mrs. Spencer, Wendell V. “Cara De Torta” Guillermo P, L.G., J.Z., Ana. f, Maritza P, Carla P, Gladys v, M.C., Niola A. Aleyda C. and other friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Hard Times, lunch times, and bad times I ever had —and school work. Linda Willard 12-19-66 31 Jefferson Ave. AMBITION: To be a successful bar¬ tender and to travel. ACTIVITIES: PARTYING I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: MIKE R., 7-18-81, The Doors, overnighters, snowstorms, sens, concerts, parties up the home, skip days, prom “82”, Christmas “82”, The wonder vitamin, M.R., J.G., T.M. + R.C., J.K., R.L., C.L., J.W. + GARFIELD, LITTLE M.R., All the good Times, L.P., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 2-22-82, Inflation, the bust, Rough mornings, Sleepless nights, fake friends, and tough guys. James Winam “NUTTY” 12-29-66 152 Congress Ave, AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Street hockey, baseball. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mrs. Dimarino’s history class, Bill, Cabbage, Tee, FM, all the parties down the club, “Going over the rainbow to see the rainbow”, Kendot, Stacey, Mr. Manning’s print¬ ing, Junior year. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Failing fresh. English, Mr. Ross, detention. Lyn White 11-10-66 283 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be successful in life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: JOHN, good friends, SD, VW, TB, DW, LJ, KP, MC, PC, summer of ’83, MEET¬ ING FRANKO, Dejavu, partying, VT’s cellar, Harve St., Nathant, the bus rides home, Mr. Mauro, Ma, Go¬ ing south, NE, Picnic, LD private party, playing Ma, the last trip, Starsky Hutch, the next day, GC’s cellar, Let’s get phy., allnighter, nev¬ er getting caught, Cabrides, water¬ front park, studio. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I WANNA GO HOOME!, blackeyes, harbor ’83, Mon-Fri, fakes, being hurt, breaking up, JD, roses, purple balloons, crying, 5-18. Charles Wilson (Chuck) 3-22-66 69 Eleanor St. AMBITION: To be a carpenter AC¬ TIVITIES: Hockey, Baseball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: A.C., P.W., M.R., J.C., S.P., R.D.. A.T., R.T., M.M., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fail¬ ing sophmore English, Mr. Ross, and Detention. Luis Zavala 10-25-65 55 Essex St. AMBITION: To be a compute r engi¬ neer. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 4, Any¬ thing Goes Contest, 2, 3, 4, Volley¬ ball 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Fresh, year, Mrs. Zayas, Ms. De- Granda, Room 208, Room 224, Room 109, Soccer team, Mr. Ma¬ honey; coach. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Patricia Sastoque, lunch at Chelsea High, bad times with teach¬ ers, Junior prom, Room 103, 137 Walnut St. 91 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Brian Bennett (Beany) 7-18-66 174 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To get out of school I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: S.A. T. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Stay¬ ing After John Speranza 11-3-66 28 Williams St. AMBITION: To be computer programmer ACTIVI¬ TIES: Going to work to make some cash, golf base¬ ball, or playing some football, Italian Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times at Chelsea High I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The stuck up people at Chelsea High, and the hard guys at CHS, Mr. Renzi Mrs. Welch, Mr. Cherry. Maribel Caraballo (Mary) 5-8-66 12 Fourth Street AMBITION: Work, Live a happy successful life AC¬ TIVITIES: Volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends, Teachers, Gym clas and all my good friends I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The food of the Boy’s cafeteria Darius Firlejczyk Thi Thu Hoang Phillip McKeon Edward Meiggs Guillermo Palomares Jorge Parra Lazaro Pazos Robinson Rivas 92 If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. The farther you reach, the farther you will go. We accomplish in proportion to what we attempt. Miguel Jiminez ■A Karen Keefe Robin Laidlaw Christine Stanley Kakleas Joyce Kozlowski : I ■ W : ' S ui. eong SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual Most Likely To Succeed Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Giselle Andrade, Richard Baker 102 Most Popular .pyrmau , IT NIIH I K( r I iwmrci t % MMH I Karen Trimarchi, Richard Mucci fl ■ � : - • $ • . - , : f««v� wr m Mt.Ti«!a.a«lai ’ €« � j WUMMtm « � ’ tviiii i -mmm m � Sabrina Pegram, Robert Scarpetti 9 « � ' m thm u M ' • Laurie Taraskiewicz, Steven Smith Best Personality Most Athletic 103 :«tc c UR t CUS. r«h (5 Best Dressed The Cutest Best Looking Debbie DiRienzo. Mario DiLorenzo • � - ' I t « . • 4 f ( M ' 1 ' - ier uwr; f � w r l’ f � «� •� ' � iOlit • . ' Al !� «• ,1 M . « f.W � A rj M� ft Him w � Km� « w Xf 1 « 4 % t Oh «S ' Ui� K� i f� I «,■. � ' � . t« amtcc. ’« i «m«ii«uh Tumi U C«WTtt «U (!44 CMC iu« ►ft”? 1 MMR itt i c HaHF «M 3 . WMIU i err wmmjttm hct r � 4 . set mtuMi i arftib • till « !� � Kim MacDonald, Jose Ocasio What has three heads and two arms. . .? Bagged again! You tricked me, Mrs. Mulligan! The class of “84” is not rich! These overcrowded classes are a drag. Here, you can have my coke. . .Really! a?F.? These students_ •_ _ a. are trying out for parts in The Three Musketeers. b. have spilled Elmer’s super glue on themselves. c. believe good things come in threes. d. are contestants on the dating game. V ' It’s Hard To Be Humble When You Are As Good As Am 113 A YEAR IN REVIEW w 1 3 2 s 114 As we say good-bye, and go our own ways, We’ll always look back to our high school days. Though our friends are important and nice to recall, Don’t f orget any favor, no matter how small. Remember the boy in your Algebra class, Who helped with homework so that you could pass. Remember the shy girl with pencils to lend, The teacher who helped you for hours on el _ Remember who picked up the book that you dropped, The friend who would push you whenever you stopped. Remember who cheered for our team, though in vain, Remember who helped to fl make geometry plane. Remember our school, long may it stand, Remember the staff, we should give them a hand. Remember the joy that we shared through the years, The turn to your future without any fears. Helen Butler r ' i .9+1 4 S - .■Wli. n