Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS 1986 Take Time To Listen ™ 4 ' | ' • : 4 . W ' if 1 • Bu. ■JPhL d i A M . -V k ml. fc; Jm m ftSU mm,. ■ LI 4 —� wEmm -f; Our four years at dear old Chelsea High have passed quickly, but there will be many memories close to our hearts that will never be forgotten. As we leave Chelsea High, there are many people, such as our teachers and administrators, that we must thank for their understanding and devotion to the students. There is one person, though, whom this class was very fortunate to have as a class advisor. As the saying goes, “Behind every great class, there is a GREAT class advisor.” She is Mrs. Mary Smith, and no one person was as devoted and dedicated to this class as she was. Our class cannot thank her enough for all she has done, having been our advisor for four years. She has stood by us and helped us through all the rough times. For all you have done for us, Mrs. Smith, we dedicate this book to you to express our sincerity. Thank you for making our years at Chel¬ sea High both successful and memorable ones. The Class of 1986 FACULTY Linda Bagdis Special Ed. Daniel Allen English James Barooshian Business Salvatore Bavaro Oc. Ed. Judith Benea Computer Lit Thomas Benvie Oc. Ed. 20 Edward Connolly Computer Lit. Gilbert Cherry Social Studies Paul Cheffi Science I Barbara Gould Science Stephen Grasso Permanent Sub. Marlene Goodman Bilingual Sheldon Greenglass Audio Visual-Dept. Head Mary Guerriero Foreign Language Joseph Hanegan English James Hunt Oc. Ed. Denise Hurley Psychologist Harriet Johnson Art Stacy Kaufman Special Ed. mm Philomena Nazzaro Special Ed.-Director Saul Nechtem Athletic Director Joseph Moran Guidance-Director Ha Nguyen Bilingual Joseph Perez Science Dept. Head Marla Perez Bilingual Frank Perry Oc. Ed. Linda Quinn Social Studies Janis Rennie Chapt. I Reading Paul Renzi English Emily Romano Mathematics Max Ross English • Alice Sandberg £� • Math-Dept. Head Carol Shore Business Irving Schwartz Guidance Joseph Slater Science Alfred Stawicki I Mary Smith Joseph Sullivan Social Studies-Dept. Head Peter Steriti Oc. Ec.-Dept. Head Ernest Sullivan Social Studies Mathematics f Oc. Ed. I Business ‘ A ym i s 1 ii ' 4 Roberta Golini Secretary Paula Vahey Secretary Anna Tiro Secretary Doris Blyth Nurse Peggy Dembro Nurse Carol Galatis Aide Carol Botchie Aide Hr L to R: Dottie Kushmerek, Ellen Quartarone, Helen Levy, Cathy Lanzillo, Diane Sakovich, Helen Thomas, Muriel Bennett, Lois Fantasia, Carole Dowling Seated: Alice D’Orazio (Missing Mary Sadowski) II 27 Mr. Ross, who was in the Chelsea School System for over thirty-seven years, had a great influence on many students. He was very dedicated to his work, and he always pushed his students to work harder to reach their fullest potential. We, as the Class of 1986, had the opportunity to have him as a teacher during his last years at Chelsea High and wish to extend our many thanks and best wishes to him. 28 Chelsea High School is not only an institute for academics, but it’s a place for students to learn and grow by being able to get involved and participate in the school clubs and activities of¬ fered. These opportunities help students to experience different challenges that are not offered in a classroom setting. People get to know others on a more social and personal level which makes school more enjoyable, especial¬ ly when teachers get involved in such things as Spirit Day or Western Day. Anyone can go home and watch T.V. but many chose to get involved, and here are the results. . . . ACTIVITIES I’LL BE THERE - JUNIOR PROM The Chelsea High School Junior Prom was held on May 24, 1985, at the ritzy and elegant Danvers Port Yacht Club. For most of the Juniors, it was probably their first prom. You could see this by the excitement and anticipation showing through their eyes. Approaching the entrance, their footsteps were short and shy, but by the end of the night, they were wild with dance!! Except for some complications with the band, the night was a great success, and all that were a part of it will remember it for years to come. WESTERN DAY Marco, just back from the cattle drive! I’m the shy type, Ma am Where’s Silver when I need er? Hold on to your hats, “pardners”! .. % 4 i DAY OF SPOOKS AND SURPRISES! This was no ordinary day at Chelsea High School. October 31, was a day full of spooks and surprises. You didn’t know what to expect when turning the corners of the halls. Would you be attacked by a lion or would you be made to laugh by some juggling clowns? Would you be bitten by a vampire or would you be licked by a dog? The costumes were creative and varied, and this day proved to be a great class success with the most costumed students in CHS history! First Place- Dreana DeAngelis It’s a boy!! 34 Second Place- Ricardo Crespo The three clownsters” Let s play in the mud! On guard! She’s my date. Meow . . . Ruff. . . Meow Meow . . . Ruff Ruff. . . Meow Meow Meow . . . BAND The Chelsea High School band is one very active organization in the school. It shows its spirit by participating in rallies and by giving its support at football games. It’s not just an inside school activi¬ ty because the band travels to other schools to entertain or to even compete (The Tri-City Concert) Front Row: 1-r: Scott Trainito, Drum Major, Donald Menzies CHS Band Director. Second Row: David Alvaraz, Baldo Lolacono, Peter Quigley, Jimmy Bocchetti, Ricardo Benitez, Raymond Cross. Third Row: Nancy Muzarol, Nicole McCoy, Celinet Justiniano, Luis Vargas, Susan Miller. Fourth Row: Ramon Guiterrez, Nelson Maldonado, Jacinto Solivan, Joseph Bocchetti, Kenneth Coles. Back Row: Jose Velasquez, Scott Orben. Missing From Photo, Paula McMillan, G. Wentworth, H. Flores, D.Kakleas, W. Andrade. FLAG SQUAD CHS Flag Squad worked very hard this year to obtain quality and percision. Foot¬ ball games are not only a part of their full schedule. The squad also marches and performs at parades. They attend all band concerts, sometimes selling and making the refreshments. At the POPS concert, the Flag Squad members assume the duties of hostesses. Kneeling, L-R: Joyce Caggiano, Susan Winecour; Capt., Rosemarie Tranito. Standing, L-R: Sonja Gonzalez, Robyn Cefalo, Julie Williams, Azucena Garcia. Missing: Angie Torres. 38 ■ . This year’s CHS cheering squad partici¬ pated in a nationwide cheering camp in which they received ten awards, including a placque for “Most Outstanding Squad,” as well as a special award for “The Sparkle and Shine Squad”. CHELSEA’S CHEERFUL CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Susan Cimino, Lana Marino, Karen Cardarelli, Janet Hurton, Wendy Connors, Lisa Pitts, Kathy Griffin, Gina Martarano, Front Row: Erin Delaney, Dreana DeAngelis, Janice Constantino, (co¬ captain), Anne Zecha (captain), Chrissy Cunio (co-captain), Linda Dixon, Justyna Oles. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an active orga¬ nization at Chelsea High School. It consists of four officers, two dele¬ gates, and one representative from each class. All are eligible to run for office in the student council. This group organizes such things as the square dance, spirit days, the Christ¬ mas assembly, rallies, etc. People be¬ longing to the Student Counicl also hold positions on the Chelsea High School Curriculum Committee, and Student Advisory Committee. This shows that all of the members strive for the best for their high school. L-R; Amy Gallant, Treasurer; Didier Guzman, Vice-Pres.; Phyllis Nazzaro, Advisor; Dreana D’Angeles, Secretary; Leana Morochnick, President. Seated, 1-r: Claire Capistran, Didier Guzman, Justyna Oles, Chuck Zucco, Standing: Su Kim, Karen Carderelli, Leana Morochnick, Dreana D’Angeles, Anne Zecha, Lisa Demko, Amy Gallant, Phyllis Nazzaro. 40 L-R: Dawn McCarthy, Janet Hurton, Yuyra Leiva, Norma Ruiz, Damares Ortiz, Caroline Agostini, Marilyn Hogan. 9 I i 1 r I i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Chelsea High School chapter of the National Honor Society is an active group of students who have maintained high stan¬ dards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students are elected to the society in their Junior or Seniors years. In¬ cluded among the many activities are: The December installation of officers and induc¬ tion of new members at a buffet dinner at¬ tended by students, parents, faculty, and school committee members. The Annual Christmas Toy Drive, and Secret Santa Sale, raffles; a car wash and a bake sale; The spring Blood Drive in conjunction with Mas¬ sachusetts General Hospital. L-r: Claire Capistran, President; Denise lies, Secretary; Teddy Lim, Junior Vice-President; Darlene Anderson,Vice-President; Leana Morochnick, Treasurer, Marilyn Lipshutz, Advisor. SENIORS JUNIORS Left to right: Darlene Anderson, Lin Fong, Susan Zbikowski, Dilcia Chavez, Kristin Rosa, Lia Demko, Gilbert Imbacuan, Lisabel Gonzalez, Denise lies, Julieann Ortiz, Ann Zecha, Lisa Leung, Leana Morochnick, Claire Capistran. L-r: Lisa Reece, Michael Imbacuan, Iris Hernandez, Justyna Oles, Teddy Lim, Chucky Zucco, Mathew Pianka, Su Kim, Amy Gallant, Mung Van Du, Karen Carderelli, Phuoc Chau, Veth Chhat. 41 LATIN CLUB Finis coronat opus. The end crowns the work.-Ovid Front Row: Su Kim, Vice-President; Evil Ramirez; Enoria Ramirez; Anne Marie McNeil; Libby Leung; Secretary; Lisa Leung, Treasurer; Dilcia Chavez, Back Row: Charles Welch; James Velastegui; Michael Imbacuan; James Freeman; Karen Anderson; Darlene Anderson, President, Missing from photo: Susan Zbikowski (Historian); Karen Cardarelli, Lisa Demko; Gilbert Imbacuan; Matthew Pianka; Miss Marilyn Glover, Advisor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Camera Club provides students with an opportunity to explore the hobby of photography. Members are introduced to such fundamental photographic tech¬ niques as composition, filtering, use of lenses, film, and developing black-and- white prints. Back row (1 to r): Mung Du, Hinh Du, David Ortiz, Anthony Ortiz, John Cullinane, Walter Kenderzerski, and Ms. Whitely, (Club Advisor) Seated (L-R) Liberty Oriel, Anh Nguyen Ngoc. Missing: Denise Arias, Dilcia Chavez, Sonia Gonzalea, Kozk Meas, Angela Lepore, Matt Maglione, Thuy Nhung, Nguyen Edgardo Panto, Myrne Rivera, and Dorothy Vargas. SADD A new club has been established this year at Chelsea High School- SADD, which mea ns, STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK. This club is designed to better educate students about drinking and driv¬ ing. Our goals are to help eliminate the drunk driver, to save lives, and to alert high school students to the dangers of drinking and driving. To¬ day, drunk driving is one of the nation’s most serious health and safety issues ... It is hoped that next year more students will join SADD and the club will be even more effective. Front Row, I to r: Edith Gymziak, Kathy Shaw, Ms. Hurley, Didier Guzman, Leana Morochnick. Second Row: Tracy Carty, Su Kim, Dilcia Chavez, Lisa Reece, Annemarie McNeil, Dreana DeAngelis, Lana Marino, Claire Capistran. Third Row: Karen Cardarelli, Justyna Oles, Linda Dixon, Janice Constantino, Anne Zecha. Fourth Row: Debbie Josefowitch, Ervant Kibarian, Amybeth Gallant, Mike Kyes. Frank Bernard (Vice President), Andy Sandelin (Treasurer), Kelly Joy (President), Edgardo Araya (Public Relations), Cecilia Frometa (Secretary), Standing - Ms. Hurley, Advisor 43 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is very active club. Its purpose is to stimulate scientific curiostiy and further scientific knowledge through interesting activities such as, field trips, sponsoring guest speakers, and so on. The Science Club went to the Science Museun, the Aquarium, the Computer Museum, and the Harvard Observatory. Front Row: L-R Su Kim, Lisa Leung (Secretary), Dilcia Chavez, Libby Leung, Judy Generazo; Second Row: L-R Gilbert Imbacuan (treasurer), Jimmy Velestiqui, Matthew Pianka (President), Michael Imba- cuan (Vice President), Mr. Slater (Advisor) COMPUTER CLUB The Computer Club was organized for- students with or without computer expe¬ rience. Through membership in the club, students with no previous experience have the opportunity to learn a program¬ ming language or use application soft¬ ware, and become comfortable operating the computer hardware in a non-threaten¬ ing, non-graded atmosphere. Students who have had experience or who are cur¬ rently taking programming courses have the opportunity to extend and widen the application for which they use the com¬ puter and to interact and exchange ideas and expertise with others who share their interests. Kneeling: Tung Thien Tran Seated, L-R: Danny Romero, Julie Ortiz, Iris Hernandez, Danny Vega. Standing, L-R: Hinh Van DU, Liberty Oriel, Thuy Nhung Nguyen, Mrs. Rennie (Advisor), Danielle Warren, Lo Van Hoang, Wilson Andrade, John Cullinane, Phuoc Chau, Lisabel Gonzalez, (Missing from photo: Chris Perisie, Matt Maglione, Jim Bocchetti Jan Matuska, Dai Tan Le, Mike Wall, Mung Van Du, Anh Nguyen, Claire Case, Christine Swales, Vinh Dinh, Veth Chatt. 44 Seated, 1-r: Susan Zibikowski, Darlene Andersen, Lisa Demko, Amy Gallant. Standing: Mr. Ernie Sullivan (Advisor), Su Kim, Andy Sandelin, Baldo Loiacono, Iris Hernandez, Dilcia Chavez. Missing from photo: Robert Ruiz, Walter Slevoski, Chuck Zucco, Matthew Pianka, James Freeman, Karen Andersen. CHALLENGE CUP The club is designed for academic over-achievers to express themselves outside of the classroom environment. Knowledge of a broad spectrum of material, along with immediate recall and speed are necessary for members to compete successfully. In the past two years the club has made great strides to improve itself, and has seen much better game results. Competi¬ tion is keen, even during practices as players compete to win a chance to represent the high school in games vs. area high schools. The club has also expanded its activities to include itself in regional competition and even na¬ tional competition. 45 Creating a yearbook is no easy task. There are pictures to be taken, layouts to be designed, copy to be written and typed, and deadlines to be met. To their credit, the yearbook staff did a magnificent job in putting together the 1986 Beacon. The staff worked before, during, and after school. Members also came to school during the Christmas and February vacations. Congratulations to the staff for a job well done. L-R: Lin Fong, Susan Zibikowski, Alison Scigal, Mike Kyes, Leana Morochnick, Lisa Demko, Anne Zecha. Missing from photo: Didier Guzman, Nicky Alvarado, Angela Pagliuca, Gilbert Imbacuan. CLARK Dinner Dance The Dinner Dance, held on January 10, was considered a smashing success by all in attendance. Before the dance was held, much work was done in dec¬ orating the gym, and in making all the necessary arrangements which helped to create the pleasant evening. Pic¬ tured are Tom Bruce and Chris Mucci sanding beneath the beautiful archway that Chris helped construct. Also, de- servng a great deal of credit and ap¬ preciation were faculty members Mary Smith and Phyllis Nazzaro, also pic¬ tured under the arch. Further thanks and praise go to Mary Guerriero and to the many students who worked hard to provide this night to remember. The music was delightful, the food was delicious, and a great time was had by all. FOOTBALL 1 Coach Antyony CarderalU, Co-Capt. Didiej jufmauv C rony i Agostini. . - ; - ' V P Z . ' 1$ ' 4 . r . -TA , f ' ¥ Vti SrJX % � • 4r. , T . . • L JL 4 71 !t C s ' ■ ■ ,m . v • , _ .Juft ' J. m juAJu f m I This year’s Chelsea High School football team was a very proud group of players both on and off the field. They always showed team spirit and never gave up. Despite a somewhat disap¬ pointing won-loss record, the season could still be deemed successful in view of the pride and spirit displayed by the team. Capt Front row: Roberto Santiago, Chucky Magno, Co-Capt. Izzy Agostini, Capt. Tony Baker, Co-Capt. Didier Guzman, Johnny Sepulveda, Frank Smith, Angel, Arrieta. Second row: Robert Saunders, Chucky Zucco, Warren Lewis, Adam West, Angel Ortiz, Bart Baker, Robert Laffey, Barny Sullivan, Felix Justiniano. Third row: Alberto Valentin, Abraham Acevedo, Timmy Mimms, Ed Ruiz, Angel Chiclana, Timmy Cotto, Junior Valentin. Fourth row: Cory Epstein, John Saunders, John Zucco, Matt Quivillon, Eddie Bones. —.— —— Varsity Football Chelsea 0 Northeast Reg. 26 Chelsea 0 Mansfield 26 Chelsea 16 Manchester 27 Chelsea 2 Grt. Lawrence 8 Chelsea 8 Boston English 6 Chelsea 2 Whitman- Hanson 36 Chelsea 26 Madison Park 21 Chelsea 8 St. Patricks 14 Chelsea 8 Lincon- Sudbury 35 Chelsea 0 Evrett 31 CROSS COUNTRY y - ! . . The loneliness of the long distance runner. Be¬ ing a member of the cross country team re¬ quires stamina, fortitude, courage, and pride. The member of this year’s Cross Country Team possessed all of these qualities as they always worked diligently to represent their school with class. Capt. Ricky Jolly, Capt. Karen Carderelii. m Some members of Cross Country team. Back row: Coach Abe Garnick, CO-cpt Karen Carderelli, Amy Beth Gallant, Co-cpt Rick Jolly. Front row: Larry Jeffrey, Mike Triolo. US THEM Boys Girls Boys Girls 45 45 Arlington 15 15 45 45 Medord 15 15 45 45 Peabody 15 15 40 45 Revere 18 15 33 41 Somerville 22 17 42 42 Malden 19 17 42 25 Everett 19 25 SOCCER Edwin Vega, Henry Parra, John Moreira, and Sophornnora Nou with Coach (center). The 1985 Chelsea High soccer team completed its third season with its second straight trip to the State Soccer Tournament. The senior-led team again represented Chelsea with quiet dig¬ nity, both on and off the field. Opposing coach¬ es, fans, and officials agree that Chelsea’s soc¬ cer team represented all that is good in sportsmanship and fair play. The senior co-captains Edwin Vega, Sophorn¬ nora Nou, John Moreira, and Henry Parra con¬ tinued the excellent tradition past captains had established. Front, 1-r: Veth Chat, Luis Meraldo Ramirez, Carlos Bueso, Edwin Vega, John Moreira, Henry Parra, Mike Nou, Peon Sim, Back 1-r: Coach Tom Mahoney, Enrique Santiago, Ruben Pazcel, Arty Deleidi, Danny Romero, Patricio Basuare, Eugino Gibau, Juan Carlos Cadavid, Edgardo Pantoja. Chelsea 2 Malden Catholic 0 Chelsea 1 East Boston 1 Chelsea 2 Peabody 2 Chelsea 1 Arlington 1 Chelsea 0 Revere 0 Chelsea 0 Medford 2 Chelsea 4 Everett 2 Chelsea 3 Somerville 0 Chelsea 4 Malden 2 Chelsea 3 Peabody 1 Chelsea 0 Arlington 1 Chelsea 4 Malden 0 Chelsea 4 Revere 2 Chelsea 0 Medford 2 Chelsea 1 East Boston 6 Chelsea 2 Everett 1 Chelsea 2 Somerville 1 MIAA Chelsea 1 Rockport 0 Chelsea 1 East Boston 2 Our young track team seemed to be having it rough this year! They unfortunately had a los¬ ing season, with their record being 1-6. The team, made up of mostly freshmen, contained a few upperclassmen. The Seniors tried their best to leave a mark by their performance. Among them were Izzy Agostini, Roberto Santiago, and John Sepluveda. As Head Coach Anthony Ba- varo said, “Robert Laffey is just superb in the indoor shot-put. His record is 49’ 10” while losing ONLY one dual meet. Another great performer is our Co-capt, Izzy Agostini, in the 50 -yard dash and the 300-yard dash.” Honor¬ able mentions went to John Sepluveda, as he proved himself many times at the 600-yard run. tr ' •• r s m ] t i 53 MALDEN 23 11 PEABODY 66 18 REVERE 68 6 ARLINGTON 72 29 EVERETT 45 32 SOMERVILLE 53 27 MEDFORD 57 - ALL-LEAGUE Kneeling, l-r: Giovanni Sepluveda, Robert Santiago, Izzy Agostini. Standing: Asst. Coach Abe Garnick, Charles Cassanos, Joseph Bertocchi, Anthony Kosuk, Robert Laffey, Luis Vargas, Matthew Quevilon, John Montez, John Trioli, Head Coach Anthony Bavaro. (Missing from photo: Chucky Zucco, James Warren, James Bocchetti, Matthew Pianka, Cory Epstein.) The girls basketball team, although suffering several disappointing losses, did not have a disappointing season. Their record does not tell the whole story. The girls suffered a number of close, agonizing defeats. Despite these close losses, the team never gave up, always giving a hundred percent effort. Led by senior standout, Krissy Rosa, as well as Denise lies, and Claire Capistran, the team showed a lot of heart and gritty determination. 0 % 50 N’East 36 51 Chris. Columbus 17 49 Girl’s Catholic 26 29 Arlington 62 37 Malden 42 36 Medford 39 27 Everett 57 52 Somerville 55 36 Revere 70 26 Peabody 69 18 Arlington 71 47 MALDEN 33 33 MEDFORD 63 36 EVERETT 52 40 SOMERVILLE 70 28 REVERE 61 36 PEABODY 48 44 WINCHESTER 47 Kneeling, 1-r: Ann Sullivan, Denise lies, Krissy Rosa, Claire Capistran, Leitha lies. Standing: Coach Ken Murphy, Rose McCosker, Maria Carrero, Tracey Constantino, Yuyra Leiva, Lisa Coles, Denise Drinan, Asst. Coach Paul Eaves. The Chelsea High School Boys Varsity Basket¬ ball Team had a great season this year. For the first time in four years, the team qualified for post-season play. Sparked by the playmaking of senior Lucas Rodriguez and the leadership of fellow seniors Wai Kit Leong, Chester Holden, Johnny Sepluveda, and Walter Slevoski, the team played a spirited brand of ball. Supported by a great cast of underclassmen, the team had truly a season to be proud of. Asst. Coach Jay Seigal; Co-captains Lucas Rodriguez and Nestor Lopez; Coach Jack Niven. Kneeling (L to r): Tommy Mims, Walter Slevoski, Wai Kit Leong, Nestor Lopez, Lucas Rodriguez, Chris Cooper, Jose Guillama, Leo Chafin. Standing: Asst. Coach, Jay Siegal, Teddy Lim, Chester Holden, Giovanni Sepluveda, Richie Harris, Joe Smith, Chris Jones, Coach, Jack Niven. Us 52 WILMINGTON Them 49 66 WILMINGTON 61 74 AU STIN PREP 66 43 POPE JOHN 63 61 ARLINGTON 58 60 MALDEN 48 58 MEDFORD 56 (2 OT) 62 EVERETT 73 45 SOMERVILLE 49 75 REVERE 57 54 PEABODY 53 69 ARLINGTON 59 59 MALDEN 69 72 MEDFORD 60 61 EVERETT 69 66 SOMERVILLE 67 (OT) 47 REVERE 38 54 PEABODY 40 The 1985-86 CHS Hockey team played its sec¬ ond season in the Commonwealth Conference this year. The graduating Icemen are Mike Kyes, Tom Bruce, Eric Tomasphol, and David Dullea. Despite their “underdog” image, the Devils still managed to win a few games and established themselves as contenders in this league. This undermanned, yet highly motivat¬ ed team, led by captains Mike Kyes, Tom Bruce, and Artie Deledi, gave even the “power¬ houses” a run for their money. Sophomore Chris Baker had an excellent season, shattering the scoring record of 23 goals previously set by Dennis Bankus. All in all, the Devils had an intensely exciting season and will continue to be a major contributor to Chelsea’s pride. Z3T T-.l-.JZZilZ. First Row, (1-r): George Schofell, Bobby Deledi, Eric Tomasphol, Tommy Bruce, Mike Kyes, Artie Deledi, Scott Stefanowski. Second row: Ed McNeil, Steve Powers, Dave Dullea, Bobby Saunders, Jimmy Mira, Mike Doherty, Luigi Iuliano. Third row: Jeff Banks, Jan Matuska, Chris Baker, Kevin Dalquist, Tommy McDer- mitt. (Missing from photo, Richard Blair. WHITTIER N’EAST SHAWSHEEN GR. LAWRENCE ST. MARY IPSWICH LYNN TECH ROCKPORT GOERGETOWN MINUTEMEN WHITTIER N”EASTs� SHAWSHEEN GR. LAWRENCE ST. MARY IPSWICH ROCKPORT LYNN TECH MINUTEMEN GEORGETOWN TOURNEY TEAMS Chelsea High sports teams enjoyed many successes this past year. Two of the more successful teams, however, were the Soccer and Basketball squads. Both teams had fantastic sea¬ sons as both qualified for post-season play. In addition to their fine play on the field and on the court, the mem¬ bers of both squads are to be compli¬ mented for the way they conducted themselves off the playing areas. For their fine seasons, and for the way they represented Chelsea Pride, we congratulate both squads. 66 What does it take to be a great class? It takes spirit, ambition, cooperation and determination. Most classes try to show that they have been successful but few ever actually prove it. Our class, the Class of 1986, was different. Whether we were freshmen, sopho¬ mores, juniors, or seniors, everyone knew who we were. We have been recognized for our achievements and trends. We were famous for the “Pen¬ ny War”, “Adopt a Family”, our re¬ cord in the “Anything Goes Competi¬ tion”, and “Free”. Our years at Chelsea High have been ones filled with special moments and triumphs, but nothing is comparable to our Senior Year. “1986” was a year of pride, joy, and never dying memo¬ ries. Senior Year was our moment to glow, to be the upper classmen, and to show our superiority. The next few pages are the pictures you’ve been waiting for! May I present the “Class of 1986”! SENIORS Ana L. Acevedo 10-25-66 103 Congress Ave. Ambition: to become a secretary and to live a long and happy life,. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My Junior prom with Jose M., Freddie, Janet T., Wanda R., Julie O., Mildred M., Judy L., Nicky A., Ricky C., Winda R., Denise I., Iris and Milagros A., Ivelise A., Angel S. t . I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, boring studies, and my so-called friends. ACTIVITIES: Basketball and Volleyball. Ivelisse Acevedo (Ive) 6-4-68 48 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To become an accountant and live a happy life. ACTIVITIES: read and dreaming. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: CHS, and especially my boyfriend Edwin M., and my best friends; MG, CV, MV. and my favorite teacher Mrs. Goodman, and Mrs. Pe¬ rez, Mrs. Gonzalez (Colnelia), and my family for the support they give me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School on Sat¬ urdays and the final exams (Junior YR.) Eric Adams 2 Parkway Ct. Locke St. AMBITION: to go to college and suc¬ ceed in electronics. ACTIVITIES: Play¬ ing football, and PARTYING HARD on Friday and Saturday nights. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: When Bryan H. got arrested in front of the Delivery Door, Roberta Hewitt. Ismael Agostini (Izzy) 7-5-68 244 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be a hard working man, and raise a good family. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, outdoor track 1, 2, 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. CHS, Mr. Fineran, Ms. Raimo, Mr. M, Chelsea High Football Game CHS-6, EHS-0. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “Get on the goaline!’’. School Lunches, Hur¬ ricane Gloria, The class of 84. Jesus Agostini (Bunkin) 7-11-67 244 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be a hard working man and raise a family. ACTIVITIES: Foot¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 years., camera¬ man 2 yrs. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, getting suspended or detention, the school lunch, hurricane Gloria, Mayor Mitchell. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Spinney’s, Mr. M., Mr. O’Donnel, Ms. Raimo, Mr. Maz, GS, FA, RS, AS, “GRADUATION’’, LL, me beatin’ on Mullaley, AF and the great years at CHS. Throwing Edgardo Araya out of the window in Home room 102 . Nicole Alvarado (EBONY) 5-13-68 59 Essex st. AMBITION: To be happy, healthy, and successful in whatever I set my mind to doing. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, Nation¬ al Honor Society 3, Dinner Dance- Prom Committee 4, Partying!!! Year¬ book. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, Dad, my family, (especially Mi¬ chele), all my good friends, Teresa, Sa¬ mantha, Judy, Beverly, Jodi, Prendee, Diane, Linda, Sandy, Geraldo. All the “great” parties, all the great people The most special person in life, Joseph Smith. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the Phony people in the world, 10-19-85, Bad arguements and fights. The “FIGHT” at city hall 2 85, tight jeans, THE LADY HOODS, all the times in Lawrence, Julio, Chino, Jimmy, 5 GUYS 9 MONTHS!!! Grove ST in the summer of 1984. Darlene Anderson 75 Heard st. AMBITION; To be as happy and suc¬ cessful as I possibly can. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Latin Club, and Challenge Cup. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: John, good times with fam¬ ily and friends, Grandpa, CHS, JV, LH, DG, DC, JM, AR, RR, RP, MS, PF, WV, KA, SC, PM, JC, BD, CG, PF, AND the EQUATOR. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad times, fights, freshman year, a few choice people, Embarassing moments, and the bag sisters. Milagros Andrades (Millie) 2-1-67 239 Chestnut st. AMBITION: I would like to live a happy life with my parents and try to make them proud of me. I hope to find a good man I will love and that will love me back. I would like to become an executive secretary, and to be someone big in life to help those who need my help. Activities: Dancing. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER Mrs Deleny I’LL TRY TO FORGET All the trouble I used to have in trying to get up to go to school when it was cold, all the bad things that happened to me in those yrs. Edgardo Araya (Magic) 10-9-66 83 Central Ave. AMBITION. To be an electronics tech¬ nician. ACTIVITIES: Track I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Electronics class, Freshman beat-up day, Willy, JA, Izzy, ES, NR,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Rich- ard Hammet on the way to satelitte school, Alison, detention, suspension, expulsion, lunch. Anthony Atchinson (ANA) (ZIPPA) 62 Heard Street AMBITION: To lead a fun and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Hockey I’LL AL WAYS REMEMBER: Ma, Dad, Sandra, Tye, Teto, and the Barge, Daf, Jim, Skuliy, Impy, Scott, Mucci, creamatom, Brian, Big Bob, Lou, Lovitz, Loudon, ’85, U2 concert, S.R., R.T., 95, total¬ ling the barge,. WBCN, fireworks, transporting Skully’s goods, S.M., R.RM Red Rocks truck show with J.A.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My bike acci¬ dent, getting up in the morning, boring studies, detention. Kosal Ba (Peter Ba) 115 Marlboro St. AMBITION: I want to succeed in col¬ lege. ACTIVITIES: soccer, track, vol¬ leyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Friends, teachers. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Nothing Rhonda Barsky 911 Broadway AMBITION: To be a successful fashion buyer. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: DANNY, the North End, Dunkin Donuts, feasts, Fan euil hall, Algebra I with Marion, Batery Warf, Saturday nights at Santarpios, ACTION, Nathan’s party, holding the candle, Sharon and Ade; best friends forever, DOM SAVIO, Sr. Prom 85, 5- 11 85 CHS Jr. Prom 85. S.K., A B . M.G., L M . S F , L.T., B.F., V.C., S.C., Kim, Ma you’re my favorite 1, Jack, Dad, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Missing D.S. Sr. Prom, JV cheering, little cup cake girls 350, Michael Arnold 163 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To be a successful electri¬ cian. ACTIVITIES: Boxball I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Going to Twisted Sister with Jim W. and going to Motley Crue, Ratt, Miss Bagdis, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The lunches, h.r. 105, and the bad times I had during sophomore year. Anthony Baker (Tony) 83 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: To play pro football AC¬ TIVITIES: Football, track I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The night of the banquet. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Everett Ann Barrett 11-4-68 192 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To become a haridresser. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mike Mac 7-27-85, S.P., The Class of 86 F.B., P.C., K.J., C.H., J.M., E.A., Mr. Allen’s freshman and junior English class, Mr. Barooshian and his classes, Ms. Brad¬ ley, gym classes. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: D.C., Fake friends, back stabbers, J.W. and snobs. Frank Bernard 47 Gardner St. AMBITION; To be a successful car¬ toonist. ACTIVITIES: Drawing, eating, and sleeping. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: JC, BM, BK, PE. EH. Burger Bill, P.O.W., Medford, woops, The Beach, Denegades Duck, “HEY!”, “I Think!”, SB, Big Jim, “The Christmas Party”, Cruisin’ Bob Hein R I P.. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 4-4-84, 8:34 pm, hard guys, Jocks, snobs, the 18-wheeler, The Hike, Patriot’s Day 83, The terror of the teeth, the poem, hospitals, mus¬ taches, max. Sean Blair 12-23-67 16 Addison St. AMBITION: To be an electrician. AC¬ TIVITIES: Walking to and from the bakery everyday. Having good and bad times with friends. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: ”83 summer, 85-86 F, B.K., B.M., P.K., T.G., E.H., Bob, Jimbo, electro shop, Bubba, Bakery, docks, li¬ brary, camp-trip 85. The order 9 2 84, Gulag, piers, locker, CHS, D.F., T.C., P.B.,1 I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Jocks hard guys, 9 15 84, Denegades”, the pool, Heavy Metal, Funk, Frog, “How’s the water been lately”, 5 yrs. of CHS. Maria Belanos 7 Eden St. ACTIVITIES: Like to read a lot. Robert Bright (Brighto) 10-27-68 25 Franklin Ave. AMBITION: To join the USMC, and then, to become a state trooper. AC¬ TIVITIES: Football, hoop, partying, I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Zack, Robblee, Mom, Al. CM, RK, TB, JC, MD, AC, TO, DD, LD, CC KT, AT, CT, RT, OMNI, PS’s Bachelor Party, late night partying with Zack, Prattville, My family, Prom “85”, Cesaer, Fred, TR. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Revere Police Dept., freshman and sophomore years, mid-terms and final exams, Sambuca, long boring nights, melted crayons, beautiful eyes, waiting for Zack, hardguys. Dominic Brown (“NICKY”) 8-27-67 5 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To be successful in what¬ ever I do. ACTIVITIES Baseball, Foot¬ ball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. S B . M.A., D.S., MOM AND DAD. Good times r.d., D M.. L.S., S.F., E.A., B.H... I’LL TRY TO FORGET. Fake friends, H.H., Laurie, R.S., D C. Thomas Bruce 4-27-68 51 Webster Ave. AMBITION: To become a successful electrician and start my company. AC¬ TIVITIES: Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom and Dad, The Beaver, Embassy, Canada, J.G., M.Z., B.B., BENAE, K.D., K.B., J.B., NUNU, A.H., Arch, Cantors, Stur- bridge Village, Ski Trip, NH Camping Trip, U2, Mai and Laurie, mall, Merritt, “Y”, Mr. Hunt, Dukie, B.Q., college trips, Halloween Egging, ’85 prom, 86 prom, school daze, S.S., A.A., Julie S., Skully, Allen, JC, Hanegan I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Shames, Goldo, LF Carlos Bueso 146 Maverick st. AMBITION to be an electrician and become a pro soccer player ACTIVI¬ TIES: Play for Chelsea High Soccer Team, work, go to the Church on Sun¬ day and dancing I’LL ALWAYS RE MEMBER: my friends, my country. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: When I broke my hand and when we lost to Arlington Chris Butler (Boss) 109 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To become a state troop er, buy a Lamborghini, to be wealthy, and live happily. ACTIVITIES: Science club 3, Chess club 3, Challenge cup 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, football. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Square dancing, MD, RR, CL, MN, AZ, Baldo ' s crazy sense of humor, and also the fine women of the High School I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Early mornings, Chelsea High’s losses, and mostly DW Juan Carlos Cadavid 5-8-67 68 Clark Ave AMBITION To go to college and make a good career Play college soccer AC¬ TIVITIES CHS Soccer Team I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER Mr Locke I’LL TRY TO FORGET When we lost the game against East Boston 2 to 1 in 5 overtimes Pauline Caggiano 3-15-66 118 Springvale ave. AMBITION: To work an easy job with good pay and live comfortably. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The class of 84”, THE BANDANA”, graduating, Berlin, NH 5-12-80, MB and MS III. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Gym 8 times a week, being a drop-out, working after school, mistakes I’ve made. Claire Capistran 3-20-68 AMBITION: To make the best out of life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Softball Co-Captain, Class President 1, 3, NHS 3, President 4, H R. Rep. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: 7, C.S., W.S., N.P., K.R., A T., B.C., C.T., Yankees, Durant, 7.2- 85, Canada, Murray St., S.L., L.T., Road TRips, Champs, Of¬ fice, Y, Murph, Fein, Mr. P, G - Movies L.S. Parties, New Bridge, Car Wash. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake Friends, Flats, Depressed, parasites, cabs Chris Carlisle 3-26-67 109 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION. To be a mechanic and a body man. ACTIVITIES. Racing at the New England Dragway, and working on cars. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: First time racing at the New England Drag¬ way, Motley Crue concerts, Ratt, and the rest of the concerts. Sean, Steven, Ant, Dave, Mark, Paul, Rick, Mick, and all the trips to Reading and Lynn. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My accident in Feb¬ ruary of 85, all the late nights, working on Dave’s cars, getting up for school in the mornings. Chris Carmona 134 Grove st. AMBITION: To live a long life, be hap¬ py, have a lot of money. ACTIVITIES: goofin’. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Last day of school Jr. year, breakfast with Brian and Tony, lunch with Brian, Mr. Manning’s printing class, Mary 2 yrs, Mr. Slater. I”LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: behind the YMCA, the money I owe to the rich, and all of my other cuffs, after my 18th. birthday party. David Carroll 2-28-68 AMBITION: To be successful, with my own business. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The Gang, Chris, Mark, Ant, Jim, Ricky, Micky, Steve, Happy, Jaime, Joe, Bob, Sean, and Wally World, my first car, reading, nights at the beach, Benvie, New England Dragway, and my first Cutlass. ACTIVITIES: Working on cars (wrecking and fixing them)! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: May 10, 1985, New Hampshire, Winchester Hospital with Ricky and Paul, fighting, working on Benvie’s AMX’s. Christine Catino (Icey C) 4-27-68 63 Heard St. AMBITION: To be an executive or Le¬ gal Secretary. Activities: Softball, JV Basketball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Fresh Girls; Sweet D, Bubbly, Lefty, Classy M, Freaky, Dangerous, The Home Boys, The Parent House, Blake, Lee, Ron, Phil, T.B., M B., Co- pel and P.K., BBS’s party, Fresh Girls defeating the lucky stars, Tammy K, The weekend at Gindy’s, getting chased, the game of football against the Homeboys. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: When Ron moved, Smurf and crew, JJ Rollerworks, Scott, Mike’s problems, American Legion, RL, DT, Boston, McD’s, fights. Diicia Chavez 3-13-67 87 Congress Ave AMBITION: To be a successful accoun¬ tant and travel to Europe. ACTIVE TIES Latin Club, Challenge Cup, Sci¬ ence Club, Upward Bound,. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER My boyfriend Juan Crespo, Junior year, Mr. Tiro, Mr. Allen, Ms. Boveri. Susan Clark, Lourdes, Karol, Alba, Mirna, Damaris, Maria. Amarilys I’LL TRY TO FOR GET: The time I was suspended, all the times I hur the people I love. Chhay Pheap 87 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be a nurse. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Rollerskating, when I fall down it hurts alot. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The first day I arrived in the Unit¬ ed States. I didn’t know English when I moved here. I learned English from my teachers here in Chelsea High School, I thank all of them for that. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the things that give me a headache Arn Chhorn 73 Essex St. Stephanie Chute 63 Fremont Avenue AMBITION: To have a successful ca¬ reer and to live a happy and healthy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma. Dad, Michelle, Al, Mike, RG, Robert Toro, DT, GC, PT, JODI, PG, TG, 11 23 84, Good Times with Robert, SN, SE. JP. JJ, MD, JM. IM, SL, EC. BG. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 2 13 85, stuck up girls, CT as DB, KB as DB, fights with Robert, Liars. Marco A. Cipriani 82 Prescott Ave. AMBITION: Live long and be loaded. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, Track 2, 3,. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Senior year. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fresh¬ man year. Kenneth Coles (Ken) 119 Shurtleff St. Ambition: To get a job and work all my life. Activities: Volleyball, Basketball and Football. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: SO, Mr. Allen, Mr. Hanagan, ST, Mr. Menzies, JW, MRM, JA, JM, DK, JS, Workshop. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The school lunches, PM, WG, Detention. Maria L. Colon (Mary) 11-10-66 118 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be a secretary. ACTIV¬ ITIES: Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My friends MF, FC, FC, IH, RC, DO, RG, SG, IF, BM, AM, WP, MS, GP, AA, DO, RR, FR, BR, BR, JF, JM, NA, LA, JC, VR, HT, My cousins- MA, MA, MR, EB, JA when they were up the high school. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Mr. Juliano when I was Late. Janice Constantino (Janet) 2-27-67 124 Beacon St. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 2 and 3, Co-capt. 4,1 ' LLL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Westy 2-19-85, Dawn, Jeff, L.H., D C., K.K., BT. CD. CC, DD, LD, TO, AZ, DC, Mario, JG, KO, JG, AH, TB, JB, JS, Cogs, SS, MF, Tee. Ski. Chris, Baker, GW-n-HR, BM, BK, MK, JA, JB, DM, DZ, 10-22-82, SS, CM, TRULY: OUR SONG, MD, JQ, Cheer¬ ing Camp 8-4-85, “parties with Dawn”, Merritt, Ski trip, Jimmy, T.V. Cheffl, Mr. Allen, Charlie’s Angels, DB- BLACKHOLE”, LH, SV, You look marvelous!’’, PS. what!! No gra¬ vy??”, “3873 Steve”, RT. Tiro, NH weekind, SL, BB, JB, New Years ' 84. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Stacy. Kim B.. backstabbers, the “Y”, XMAS 85, get¬ ting caught, SK’s big mouth and lies. Summer 85, missing the Canada trip, SNUFF. Jose E. Crespo (RICKY) 12-22-67 119 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be an electronic engi- neer. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents, my brothers, Sammy, Itza, Jo¬ anna, Ana, Ivette, Iris., Johnny. John Charles Cullinane 172 Central Avenue AMBITION: I hope to find a career that I enjoy and will be successful in. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr Mauro, the principal, for the encouragement he gave me to do my best, Mr, Stuart, Mr Feinberg, and Mr Pat Manning’s class¬ es, the time 1 spent there was well spent ACTIVITIES: Band, chess. Na¬ tional Honor Society, Photography Christine M. Cunio (CHR1SSY) 10-9- 68 5 Sturgis St. AMBITION: To be happy, healthy, and filthy rich. ACTIVITIES: Cheering JV 1, Co-capt. 2, Varsity 3, Co-capt. 4, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Rep 2,. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: CC-n-DK 10-13-84, ski trip. Junior Prom with GF, The Weekend, Cheering Camp, classes of 85 and ’ 86 , summer of ’84, Senior Prom, Thanks¬ giving Day VICTORY, Dinner Dance, “THE CELLAR”, Prattville, McDon¬ alds with Dreana, CW-n-DW, DD-N- SP, TO, BB, Auntie P, and John. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Ralph, fake friends, and saying good-bye. Dreana De Angelis 9-15-68 322 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be the best at whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Cheering JV 1, Capt. 2. Varsity 4, Student Council, Secretary 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Prom Staff 3, 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: CC, CW, LD. TO, the guys, summer 84, Sherriff experiences, Mc¬ Donald’s with Chrissy, Mr. Slater’s classes, the Cellar, Prom ’85, Cheering Camp, The “Y”, DTT with AZ and TO, going to PCC’s, partyin’ over Dar¬ lene’s, Zack’s ' house, Steve 7-12-85, Mom, and Dad,. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Plastic people, back stabbers, meeting Ralph, flunkin’, New Year’s Eve ’85, Mondays. Lisa B. Demko 6 5 68 7 Laurel Street AMBITION: To go to college and be successful and happy in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Hr. rep 1, 2, 3, Class Sec 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Challenge Cup 3 t 4 Year¬ book Editor 4, Prom DD comm 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, Dad, Lauren, Buff and Uff, My best friend, Revere Beach ’85, crusin’ with Susan, all the guys, Larry, water guns and fights, Cape Cod, Fuzzie, Wilma Lust, SZ, BB, MS, LF, AZ, CC, CK, VM, AGM, CC, DG, Friends, Skating, Com¬ peting, BK at 6 a.m. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The ‘accident’, Biology, Chemistry, SZ at the Cape, fights with Susan. Richard DeStefano (RICK) 9 John st. AMBITION: To be a Graphic Artist. ACTIVITIES: hockey and working. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Donna, Bob, EL, GF, SS. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: 5-26-85, my freshman year. Sandra Diaz 9-23-69 125 Walnut st. AMBITION: To live a longer, happy life. ACTIVITIES: Dancing, basketball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Good times at school, my friends, DR, HD, PQ, NR, PS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad moments. Michelle DiRienzo 10-25-68- 77 Tudor St. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life and become a lawyer. ACTIVITIES: Partying and hangin’ around. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Fred 6-13-84, Ma, Kimba, Elaine, DC, JM, Kitty korner good times, Mr. and Mrs. M, Mr. and Mrs. C., GD, Chris, Carrie, Friday nights, Mr. Cheffi and California. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer school, 5382, 3985, 5285, bad times, arguing with Fred C., getting punished, fighting with friends, boring nights, summer ’85, freshman year, doctor’s offices, Mr. D’s mistakes, Spanish class, getting sus¬ pended, getting detention. Linda Dixon (LIN) 3-4-68 12 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and success¬ ful in life. ACTIVITIES: Cheering JV 1, 2, Co-capt 2, Varsity 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Michael 11-16-84, Dinner Dance 84, Prom 84, Elaine, Michelle, CC-n DK, DD-n-SP, CW n-DW, Tina, Prattiville, Class 86 , Thanksgiving Game 84, C Camp 84, MR B, Mr. Cheffi, Good Times with Michael Zaccheo, KO, AZ, LH, SV, Brighto, Robblee, JD, Ma. Dad. John, Bobby, Grandma. Summer 84. I’LL TRY TO FORGET Fake Friends, math. New Years 83. Hinh Van Du 4-7-64 35 Clark Avenue AMBITION: To be a doctor or dentist, or any useful person in the society. AC¬ TIVITIES: basketball, science fair I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER My beloved teachers and days in Chelsea High School. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The hard times that I had in History Class David Dullea 3-30-68 56 Cottage st. AMBITION: To succeed in the field of graphic arts, or be a professional musi¬ cian and be filthy rich. ACITVITIES: Hockey Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Mass Bay Chiefs. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: L- Man, Schnebone, SS, CM, JT, Jazz, JH, SG, BC, MB, CO, JR, VG, LA, Demtsa, JW, MA, RCK, playing my gui¬ tar, jamming with friends Bud, Jack, Crue, Randy Rhoades, AC DC, Ozzy concerts. Mr. Manning, Perry, Alan, Goodman, Mom, Dad, Hurricane 85 !! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Arlington games, Kramers, Hondos, getting my hair cut, Junior prom, back stabbers, history, “He’s in the wrong sport!!! Jacqueline Dwyer (Jackie) 8-22-68 52 Highland st. AMBITION: to win The MEGABUCKS. Activities: Partyin’. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Ma and Dad, Bunka, Steph¬ anie, “Do you wanna see a picture of my niece?”, Lisa Denise, Anne, Lisa V., Dreana, Coleen, Linda, Chris, Joe C., Joe’s party, Prom 85, The Mary and Ralph story, wheatbugs, The Plays, backstage, The Beach, Mr. Cheffi, high¬ way with Lisa S., 1st. lunch all four years, Zacks, JT, TH, AS, AP, and meeting Ralph Sr. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Jr. dinner dance, GW, 8:05 Mon.- Fri., bad grades, history junior and se¬ nior years, fake friends, Teacher’s Strike 85, snobs, and mostly mid-terms and finals. Sokheang Eng 481 Broadway ACTIVITIES: I go to work and school. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My boy¬ friend. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Not doing my homework, working hard and studying sometimes. John Falzarano 903 Broadway AMBITION: To be a professional wres¬ tler. ACTIVITIES: Baseball. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Mauro, Mrs. Blotner. Sandra Fabiano 203 Webster Ave. AMBITION: To be rich, and to get whatever I want. ACTIVITIES: Party¬ ing and dazzing out in class. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Ma and Dad, John Adams 10-27-79, Ana, Laura, Denise, Steph, Linda, Nancy, Steven, Selene, Bryan, Ms. Raimo, Mr. O’D., Tommy, Edie, Eric, KL, CB, Louie Chewy, DT, ET, SS, summer vacation with Selene, Florida with John, CHS, EH, AR, AB, MS, BD, DH. BA, Don, DA, Maryann, BS, BS. NB, Mr. Welch, my 6 years with John, BI, AJ, BF, VF, JK, BB, ML, CM, MB, My GRAND¬ PARENTS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The fights with me and John, The fights between Selene and Bryan Holmes, bad times at CHS. Gary Fantasia 34 Clark Ave AMBITION: To graduate and make lots of money. ACTIVITIES: Partying. I”LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The par ties at Breakhart with CM, JP, VR, AND CG. JS, JL, AND THE New Years party in Joe’s cellar where most of them met Ralph. The fight at Burger King. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up early, square dancing, civics class 1984, English class 1983. Mark Fielding (Schneiderbone) 33 Guam Rd. AMBITION: To race and fix cars. AC¬ TIVITIES: Power Mechanics, Wood work I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my friends Chris, Dave, Steve, Ant, Happy Mick, Rick, Danny, Marc, Dave, Yamo, Mike, Gary, Sean, smoking the tires outside the delivery door, going up to New England Dragway, NEVER leaving my girlfriend Debbie, I’ll never forget it. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Dave Carrol smashing his car into a tele¬ phone pole Gregorio Figueroa 153 Congress Ave AMBITOIN: TO be an automechanic I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER School vacations I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The school lunches. Paul Fletcher (Fletch) 54 Heard S . AMBITION: To lead a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITES: Partying and general mischief. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: MS, SC, AA, TT, LS, BD. SG, The corner, the a attis, Zeppelin, 4T, nose dives. The Cape, the dock, LR. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: That place. CHS, The Count, M R., OIL!, Hail, CC, night shift, Jim’s Party, Al¬ most blowing up my house, detentions, suspensions, 4t ' s, books, homework, getting lost in the woods, pinners, ragweed. Lin Fong (Linnie) 6-24-67 66 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be an engineer and live a happy and exciting life. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Vice-President, Chess club 1, 2, 3, Lat¬ in Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Student Advisory 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Challenge cup 2,. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mary Smith, Amy, Leana, Nelson, Greg, Jr. Prom, CHS, DG, LD, SZ. BL, WS, PF, JC, VL, FG. MW, Mandy, EM, all of my great friends, 3-3-85, CLASS OF ' 86, summer of ’85, JG. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Fakers, users, bad times, busy nights, mid-terms and finals, especially U.S. History!!! Patricia Fong (Patty) 5-6-68 11 Jones Ave. AMBITION: to live life to the finest and fullest, and party hearty!!! I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Dani (the ballon), Darlene (Slater ' s fork), Laurie “I can’t walk”, Jojo (redface), Virginia (Pinky), Lin (Thanks for the homework), Heard street, MG, LM, AC, RP, CG, and any¬ one else I forgot, to mention, I”LL TRY TO FORGET: “the strike”, square dancing, Aug. 18, and Vince Neil’s driving accident, Hurricane Gloria. Beth Fronczak 823 Broadway AMBITION: To have a successful ca¬ reer and live a happy life. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Matthew 4-10-84, Tina, Paul, Betty, Christine, Kerry, Marion, Rhonda, JD, AS, MC, KF, The Cruelies, 1-5-86, Vermont with MG, Driving with KF, What do you think, Mute on the Cobra, I’m not here, Bos¬ ton with Matt, accomplishing some¬ thing, winning the fight, The plot with TT and PE, All my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Florida 85, Liars, Fight¬ ing with MF, Comming back to finish. Confusion Denise Garcia (NIECIE) 54 Lash St. AMBITION: To be successful as a trav¬ el agent. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MA and DAD, Lisa, Steph, Laura, San¬ dra, Nllda, Suzanne, SC, EG, CB, KM, MY SIS, SB, AF, HB, CM, MG, MB, PD, EB, I don’t speak English with SV, Bristol, Turbo, Vega, OS, BO; all night long, the Cape with D, Sal; HB, the concert with LD, the night with MS, BB so funny, BC ’85, Phil, 9-24-82. I”LL TRY TO FORGET: Fighting with mom and dad, 9-3-85 with LD, fake friends, being in the hospital, 2X, no hair spray!! Marion Gerace 123 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To be a legal secretary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Paul Cun- neen, P.K., KS, SG, CM, JT, FV, BF, KF, MD, DD, LH, SV, CW, JD, PF, LF, RB, VK, LT, MR, The Corner, Jr. year, late detention, 2nd lunch, The Bear Cave, Smily, The Patty Wagon, Chem¬ istry, the Park, 7-4-84, Chris M’s sneak¬ ers, haircuts, Nahant, “E”, Patty broke it. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Cheering, math, Spanish II, umbrellas, Whoppie Gold¬ berg. Eugenio Gibau 1-21-67 131 Walnut st. AMBITION: To be rich and famous. ACTIVITIES: Playing soccer. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: CHS, John. Pat. Harry, Carlos, ALL the CHS soccer members. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times I had in CHS, First start¬ ing at CHS, Staying after school. Jodi Gird (JO) 11-1-68 61 Grove st. AMBITION: to live a long and happy life, and become an airline reservation- ist. ACTIVITIES: Traveling and hangin’ out!I I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MA and DAD, Diane, Prendee, Lani, Nicky, KO, KM, SC, CA, TO, VV, TB, KP, MM, Baby, times with T”, 1-22-85, the square, Summer 85, SS, MR. Cheffi, careless whispers, The V” life, 5- 28-85, 9-2-85, It ' s no fair, all the To¬ ro’s my brothers and sisters, my nieces and nephews. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 6- 8-85, 7-31-85, Kim B,, liars, John M., hard times, arguements and my fresh¬ man year. p78 Joseph Glennon 8-1-67 120 Washington Avenue AMBITION: To buy a guitar and find myself. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Beacon Staff. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Al Hatch, Arch, Herm, Flem, JB, TB, KB, Jim-B, walking over the Tobin with AL, $40 cab ride, driving on sidewalks, can- tors-JKB’s, the Beaver, “SHAAMEM”, real friends, JC, Miss Gagnon. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 84 Prom with KIM B., shames, zeros, sophomore year, li¬ ars, and stabbers, debts, $40 cab ride, Chelsea slang, “Scips”, my pal TROISI, lucky number .13!! Sonia Gonzalez 89 Congress Ave. Lisabel Gonzalez (ELY) 1216-67 178 Pearl St. Apt. 5 AMBITION: To have a successful ca¬ reer, major in Business Administration, and also ahve a happy and promising future, to live a long and successful life with the ones I LOVE. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society, volleyball. Glee club, listen to music, work, and other things. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CHS. the good times, I had with my friends. My family for the support they gave me. The class of 1986, Senior year, The summer of 1984, some of the teachers. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The mid-trems and the final exams, homework, Junior yr., school on Saturdays, and some of the teachers. Richard Griffin (RICKY) 1-6-68 147 Grove st. AMBITION: To be a carpenter. AC¬ TIVITIES: Basketball, Art, Woodwork. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ant, Butts, Mims, BH, Val, Bo, Bug, MO Too, ZAP, LED ZEPPELIN, Wheels Plus, 2V 2 . I’LL TRY TO FORGET. Band, football, Football games, deten¬ tion, English, gym, DeMoulas. Dani Guthrie 129 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be happy. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Partying. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Lauri, Chris, Darlene, JOJO, DC, RP, RR, JV, AC, SS, BS, LR. KA. AR, KO. YO, PUPILS, Heard St. corner, Bag sisters, have a drink on me, frog of all frogs, hey koolaid, Judas Priest 1. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: backstabbers and fake friends. Didier Guzman (LuLo) 77 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, co-capt. 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, year book. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mary 5-24-85, “Greg”, “Mike”, “D”, JC, GW. KR, LM. CC, DD, AZ. SZ, LR. LD. AS, CM, DR, Meritt, the football team, beating Everett, Mrs. Na2zaro, “Loui T” I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: world cultures, the goal line, get¬ ting hurt Senior year, losing to Everett Soph. yr. Edith Gymziak (Edie) 10-27-68 132 Cottage St. AMBITION: To become a Nurse. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kevin Quatieri 4-25-85, ED, KL, DZ, PM, DL, CC, CC, TF, TF, DG, SF, JS, RD. AM, Talks with SB, health occ, Ms Soper, tent, ditch, summer nites, cheering camp, “Wheels”, “cutie-pie”, “cupid”, Aer- osmith concert, roof, party, fight with EB GIRL. AA. BC, BC, BD, CM. MS. Laffy, Prattville kids, PLAYMATES”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: cold nights, freshman, year, moving to NH, 7-13- 85. mistakes, being bored. Cheri Hall 12-12-67 77 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To learn more about the business field, to model. ACTIVITIES: Running, volleyball, horseback riding, singing. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Evie, Libby, Mark, Danny, Mark, Lau¬ ra, Kelly, Bengay, buying happy meals, 6-3-83, Aunt Lucy, the love 1 share with Binh, Oppedisanos, Anna, seeing class of 85” leave without me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “SHAKE”, fighting with Binh I can ' t breath, skid marks, staying back, Kathy’s mascara, class dues, my mother waking me up on school days, backstabbers and plastic people. Kelly Joy ( Boo Boo ) 3-25-68 729 Broadway AMBITION: To be a cover girl. ACTIV¬ ITIES: JR Mljj, volley ball, Max-ed. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Class of 86 1, Boo, Casper, Ronnie, 6-22- 85, Richie, Good times with Mark C, and everyone down the square who I partied with, good times In J.P. NY, 83, 84, 85, all the good times with Ronnie and everyone from Wey., Cheffl, Hur¬ ley, Raimo, Mr, OD, Mauro, Corwin, SS + RH, everyone at CHS, Mom + Dad. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fighting with Ronnie, users, me and Dad being apart, fake friends, plastic people, Freshman year, all the bad times, times I messed up, and me and Mom FIGHTING!!!!! Daniel Kakleas (Danny) 8-31-68 49 Watts St. AMBITION: To be successful in what¬ ever I do, and win megabucks. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Band, Woodworking 1, 2, 3. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ski trips, mom and dad. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: foot¬ ball games, square dancing, freshman yr, Mr. Cherry’s study hall, the school lunches. Sara Kelly 10-2-66 33 Cheery St. AMBITION: Sec retary. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: friends, vacations, the last year of school, Mrs. Boveri, Soph. Eng. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: school lunches, homework, Mr. B, Junior Eng, History, screeching tires, square danc¬ ing, getting up for school in the morning. Virginia Krop (Gin) 126 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To succeed and enjoy life. ACTIVITIES: fresh @ soph Latin Club, Science Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: “Jim Chaput” “11-24-84 to 6-24- 85”, Jr. Prom 85, “2-14-85 Limo”, 1- 13-85 B-day, “Joanne BD Susan, Christine, Good times at Highland Park , 7-7-85 RC , “TH”, “Frosty , “Cuneen’s”, “Rhonda”, “Patty”, SP, Cooper”, “PT@CD”, “LR@LH”, LT “Dani”, JOhn”, “Marion”, “Deb”, “Mat”, “Demoulas crew kids”, school friends, Jr. Chem. class, “AP”, Sr. Prom “86”, parties, “8-27-85 RC”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Day after Jr. Prom, Bad times, homework, Mon. blues, short weekends. Michael Kyes (Ted) 8-20-68 13 Lash St. AMBI TION: To become successful and enjoy it while it lasts. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, JV 1, 2. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The family, JR high kids, CHS, AZ, the PRATT gang, the Y”, the mall, the cellar, RB, PF, FG, BF, SS, KG, SL, THE T ROOM, the Jug, Mr. P, PAV Taxi, the OHIO EXPERIENCE, schemin, VA, IND, CHIEFS, Deb, PJ CHEERS, St. Cath, the hunt, DID, Jan, GW, Fins Arcade, Palace B’s. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: That night at the “Y”, CPD, minute- man game, DET, spinners, stabbers, MERR break, JR Prom illness, FS, JAMS, SAT’S, Canada taxi, jobs. Judy Lao (FREAKY) 2 3 68 227 Chestnut St. AMBITION: Word Processing or to be a legal secretary and to have a happy life. ACTIVITIES: JV B-Ball. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Playgirls Crew, Partying with Betsy Quigley, The Ho- meboys-FJ, LR, JV, AA, NM, SZ, EB, Freshgirls-D., key C., Bubbly, SH, Classy M, Dangerous, Lefty — My ho- megirls-WR, JT, NV, JA, WR, BB, TS, SW, RG, Jr. Miss Pageant-Puerto Rican Festival “85”, Las Merenguenas “84” P R. Bros, 3D’s, Sis’s Mary, Joly, Espe¬ cially MAMI, PAPI VIRGINIA, CHITO, New York ’85, Conn., Raimo, ED, SD, DS, Narcisus. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Two-faced people, and all the troubles between MA and PITO. Nelson LaSanta 11 20 68 220 Broadway AMBITION: To go to college and one day in the future go to Los Angeles. ACTIVITIES: Basketball and Baseball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. All my friends and teachers The great year in C H S. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My problems and to keep climbing to the top. Joe Lemieux 51 Parker St. AMBITION: To hit the megabucks AC¬ TIVITIES: working I ' ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Parker street, M.J., M.H., R.L., G.F., K.F., K.M., L.L., AND pow¬ er mechanics and Gloria. Wai Hong Leong (Hong) 123 Winnisimmet Street AMBITION: To become wealthy and live a great life. ACTIVITIES: Baseball JV-1, 2, 3 Varsity-4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Class of ’86, Polonia Park. UFO, JM, JC, SN, JU, JW, JB, RB. FC, DT, WN, MB, HB, GB, SV, LH, MA, SG, BL, SKI TRIP, Wrestling, summer sessions, winter clouds, Slater’s biology class, cemetary, push¬ ing, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up for school, school lunches, fake friends. Detention, Suspension, K look¬ ing, all my problems, homework and summer of ’83. Lisa Leung (Petunia) 12 5 68 143 Shurtleff Street AMBITION: To live a happy life. AC¬ TIVITIES: Latin Club, Science Club. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times I had, my friends Maria, Rosana, Su, Marilyn, Anne, Patty, Lee, and Eliz¬ abeth. My teachers; Mrs. Fogel, Mrs. Welch, Mr. Garnick, etc. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times and homework. Steven Lewis (RENO) 125 Ash St. AMBITION: To become President of the U.S. ACTIVITIES: Skipping class. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Gag¬ non helping me pass. Freshman En¬ glish, Mr. Bloom’s tests. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention; The shower on the third floor. Wai K. Leong 123 Winnisimmet St. AMBITION: To be successful in life. ACTIVITIES: JV. Varsity Basketball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Greg. Ted. Chet, LH, DP, MD, MOM. DAD, JT, HW, GW, ED, VL. MA, DT. JB, AP, CM, KM, JF, CC. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Boring first lunch, U.S. histo¬ ry lectures, and Biology class. Raymond Leung (Ray) 1 30 68 136 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To be successful in Busi¬ ness. ACTIVITIES: Basketball and Baseball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My first car, AM, NS, EO, RS, JM, EH, etc. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Flunking Geometry. Baldo Loiacono 9 3 67 40a Cary Avenue. AMBITION: To be rich, successful, happy, and humble. ACTIVITIES: Band 1-4, Challenge Cup 2-4, Honor Society 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: JMFII, Wally Slevoski, Mike Trioli, Rob Ruiz, Dad, BO Chris, Rick, and all my other friends; Westerly R.I. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Football games; 6 a.m. Saturday’s, Cerretani’s, the black preacher, SAT’s, Honor Soci¬ ety, Phys. Ed., Wentworth and squirrel cheeks, stupidity, Spanish, Rolfe’s par¬ ty, lost brain cells, and my Junior year. Maria A. Lopez (Penguin) 9 9 68 60 Grove St. AMBITION: To become a singer. AC¬ TIVITIES: Watching T V. and Drawing. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lisa, Annmarle, Madelyn, SU, Libby, Ro¬ sanna, Maryanne, Vicky, Liz, Alba, Faith, Miss Reni, Mr. Locke and ME. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, homework, and tests. fc, am m ... ’ ' • Myrna I. Lopez 2 Clinton Ct. AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do and to live a happy and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Chilling out, partying, and getting “T”. I’LL ALWAYS RE MEMBER: Nestor, Betsy, Johnny L., Mom, Dad. My best friend Lisa H., 10 9 84, 4 21 85, trip to PR., Wen- dell V., MV, RH, DG, NS, JS, SF, TS, NM, NA, JB, MG, EL, JG, Lisa ' s birth¬ day, BB, EH I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: So called friends, LC, 12 24 84 (the big crash). 6 23 85, Boring classes and the Big fight. Efrain Lozada Jr. 44 Marlboro Street AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Partying, working, and chillin’. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, Dad, sis LeeLee, Tito, Brenda, my nephews, CC, RB. FB. CG, KS, JD, ML, DG, NS. WR, Mr. Manning dark room, with JB an TG. Summer of ’85, Mrs. Boveri, Ms. Cor¬ win, Mr. Buckley, Ms. Raimo, 10 13 85, the cemetary, JG, RG, RS, DB, LC, ME. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 11 11 83, fake friends, boring days!! Chucky Magno (BONO) 749 Broadway AMBITION: To be a computer techni¬ cian. ACTIVITIES: Partying, rock-n- roll, football, hunting. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Beefcake, Sharon, Shelly, 6 20 85, Zack, Brighto, “Northend Boys”, Cottage Corner E.B., Meatfarm, Summer of 85, Bruce, Memorial Weekend of ’83, New York City, Denise, Angela, JF, MF, RH, JP, Modica, Jersey City. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 9 14 85, Goons, School, Mondays, Working, Homework, Foot¬ ball Camp. Mai Cuong Ba 7 20 67 291 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be a medical techni¬ cian. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 2. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. The good times in Chelsea High and my favorite teachers Mr. Mahoney and Miss Glover. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Nothing in C.H.S. Alan Brian Maroney 3 2 68 168 Bellingham Street AMBITION: To be successful in life. ACTIVITIES: SkateBoarding, Bowling, Printing. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda Tucker 9 9 81, RL, NS, HR. 118, the dark room, JB, DD, TG. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. Feb. 18, 9th grade, and my first car. Luis Martell Jr. 8 10 68 161 Shurtleff Street AMBITION: To lead a successful and healthy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The fun times at C H S., all the BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, all my friends, Square Dancing, Volleyball, Mom, Dad, MM. EM. DD. LD. SS, AP, FB, LV, AM, WS. MA, CC, RS. MR. MAN NING, Ms. Dannon, Miss Glover. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sophmore year, homework, all the exams, all the bad times in high school. Martin Martell Jr. 1 21 68 155 Chestnut Street AMBITION: To be successful in life and make money the easy way. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The crazy times at C.H.S., my friends at C.H.S. and square dancing. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Some teachers, The homework I did and did not do., History, the inci¬ dent on September 31, 1985. CLASS OF ’86 IS NUMBER ONE!!!!!! Mary McBay 12-8-68 197 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To study English and go into advertising- possibly teach. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Good times with Chris C., 2-15-84, Chemistry with Mr. Slater, Ms. Soper, Parties with; LR, CC, CM. SH, BL, TC. RS. DW. DB, LL. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: troubles with LR and AB. 3-16-85, troubles at N.P., S.D.. K enny McKenna (Beefcake) 55 Webster Avenue ACTIVITIES: Goodtimes. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Bono, “the North End Boys”, Road Warriors, Meat Farm, Yee Haa!!!, Apollo, Prescot, JF, Mom, Dad, TB, AB, JT, WK. Wildlife with Bono. Taboo II. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Dom Savio, things I hate, Oblivia- tion. Proms. Paul McLean (Hiemy) 33 Division St. ACTIVITIES: Football. AMBITION: To go through life as beat I can, and be successful in whatever I do. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My senior year, because it’s my last year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up in the morning early to go to school. Annmarie McNeil (Anne) 8 16 67 78 Maverick Street AMBITION: To be successful in what¬ ever I do in life. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club, Pep Squad, Baseball, Lunch, Chocolate cookies, Parties. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: All my friends, my family, the good times at C.H.S., The Latin Club Dinner, the summer of ’85, LL, MV, SC, GD, and anybody else I forgot in “E” period. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, and all the bad times at C.H.S. William Melvin 9 6 67 23 John Street AMBITION. To work. ACTIVITIES: Playing Basketball and Hockey. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My best friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Some of the bad days in school. Ayme Mejia Castro 9 15 67 375 Broadway AMBITION: To be happy and become a travel agent. ACTIVITIES: Listening to music and dancing. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The moments I spend with my boyfriend (GQ) and My best Teachers; Mrs. Gonzales, Perez, Mrs. Goodman, and Ms. Raimo. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention and Final Exams. Joseph Mercado 11 22 68 28 Blossom Street AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life, to have a successful career and to have a small family. ACTIVITIES: Baseball JV, AND Varsity. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: The good friends I made at C.H.S. RL, EO, JD, RT, NR, etc., the Cheerleaders, and my Junior Year. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Walking to school in the rain. The cafeteria lunches, my geometry grades and los¬ ing all those bets to RT in my sophmore year. Eric Mitchell (Mitche) 3-17-68 37 Heard St. AMBITION: To live life to its fullest and to always accomplish my endeavor. ACTIVITIES: Class treasurer, street hockey, volleyball, VOK, JD, Baseball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: CB, JC, DG, SF, CG. GG, SV. VL, DL, ML, DC, MD, “109”, WK, JL, RN, RK, FH, Sol¬ dier’s Home, Margolis’s Pharmacy, Ex. of the year, KB, MD, JM, CM, Mucci, PN, Late bell, Herlihy, AP. NF, DD, PT, BK, EG, CG, CB, AL, SS. AS, LF,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The office, late detention, Ms. Raimo’s phone, g- ym, S.S., History, math. Elba Ivette Mojica 11 29 67 100 Hawthorne Street AMBITION: To go to college, to be successful, and live a happy life. AC¬ TIVITIES: Volleyball, Reading, and lis¬ tening to music. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My family, Lilly, Mary, Tony B., the twins, Jennie, Janie, The South End Crew, WV, MK, LR. GH. Johnny, Sonia, Ricky, Puerto Rico 7 3 85, Dance Factory, Jr. Prom, Julie, Angel, Geraldo, George, Sophmore Biology class with Mr. Slater, Class of ’86, and all my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the hard times and freshman year. Mildred Mojica 10 18 67 157 Park St. AMBITION: To be a model and to mar¬ ry a man that loves me and will be honest to me. ACTIVITIES: Bike rid¬ ing, dancing and being with my friends. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My Par¬ ents, My sisters, and my my brother, Willy Jr Flores, Yahara, Iris Velez, Yari, Junior, Amy, Pipo, Willy, Ace, Ricky 9 13 84, 6 18 85, Ana Diana. Gilly, Micheal, Norma, Iris, The morning crew at the P R. Door. Victor 7 21 81, Los Colombianos and Maria for being around when I needed to talk to somebody. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times I had with ?? and A.V. James Moore (Jlmbo) 63 Essex Street AMBITION: To be successful in what¬ ever I do. ACTIVITIES: Woodworking. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: SN, JB, FC, FC, WN, RB. Minna. Neggie. RJ. MP, Dave. BA. GB. KB, Hong, SB, FM, SR, JV. Playboy, JW, JW, Polonia Park, Behind the Library, the D-Door, woodwork with McClusky, Senior Year, KF, LS, CS, Leaving work for a week to go to Florida, SF, BB, Steph, JB ' s parties. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Most of my days at C.H.S., English, History, Math, getting suspended, freshman year, John Moreira 84 Grove St. AMBITION: To Be Rich and Famous. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The class of ’86, the soccer team and Mr. T. Mahoney. All the good times I had. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: SQUARE DANCING! Leana Morochnick 4 19 68 135 Orange Street AMBITION: To live a happy, long life with a loving family. ACTIVITIES: Girls “B” Ball 1, 2, 3, 4., Outdoor Track 1, 2, Homeroom Rep 1, 2, Class Treasur¬ er 3, Student Council 3, 4, Honor Soci¬ ety 3, 4, Yearbook Committee 3, 4, Prom committee 3, 4. I’LL TRY TO REMEMBER: Bill 8 8 84, Dinner Dance 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Fun in the library, Mrs. Smith, Hampton Beach, my “Parties”, All the support and en¬ couragement from my family; Thank You! I Love You! My good friends KM, MW, DS, LF, GH, DG, FS, BL, JF, LD, SZ, VC, PF, JD, WS, WL. Christopher Morrissey (Chris) 79 Tudor St. AMBITION: To Graduate. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Partying, skiing. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 5-2-85, J.P., K F. bourq, M.I., M.D., M.J., M.H., G.F., Parker St., Fords, Hurricane, B.U., D.W. E.I., S.E.R., and good times. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, totaling the Ford, Troopers, Airport, and Mondays. Robert Moulton 108 Blossom St. AMBITION: To Graduate. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Lunch, and cut¬ ting classes. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: DETENTION. Christopher Mucci 6 16 68 151 Summit Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: U2, Partying. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma, Nana, Bri- an and Scott Seigal, John, Dobs, Jimmy Jo, Skully, LOUDEN LACONIA ”85’’ Anna, U2, BONO VOX, White Rus¬ sians, with Bob C. Voke Park, TC-n-ED, RC, Dave K. WBCN. FIREWORKS (MARRIOT), Skully’s Works, Kim, Steph, Aniela, BQ, Peggy, Bobi, Rich N„ Eric, LH, TB. (SLEEPING) Sandra, Hi Mucci, Wally World, New Years’ Eve over Ipp’s, I’LL TRY TO FOR GET: It ' s a Skylark, Westwood summer of ' 84, Walking home from Revere showcase, and MOLTEY CRUE Madeline Muniz (Mady) 7 2 68 149 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be successful in what¬ ever I do ACTIVITIES: Dancing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER The birth of my son Hector Emilio Mercado 3 15 85, my beautiful mother, my fa¬ ther, husband, sister, brother, grandma, nephew, Lillian, Yoli, NP, JM, YM, RG, JS. MS, JG. WR, LH, ALL the nice times I had at the Moose, K of C Hall, the birth of my nephew Ariel 6 20 85, 8 24 46, 1 5 36, 7 2 68, 9 2 62, 6 28 66, 7 8 65, 3 15 85, and the rest of the Muniz, Acevedo, and Mer cado families I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, some teachers, all the bad times I had 11 4 84 Chandary Ngies 151 Walnut St. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER All my teachers I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Homework, enemies, and gym Ngies Sokha Chan 151 Walnut Street AMBITION: A successful life and hav¬ ing good friends. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: All my teachers that I have studied with and everything I have done. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times and homework. Nguyen Nguyet 8 2 65 127 Division St. AMBITION: To Live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Hockey. Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My Mom and Dad and my country “There is no place like home” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Physical Edu¬ cation and school lunches. Sophorn Nou 2 2 67 69 Fourth Street AMBITION: To go to college but, it is quite a difficult situation for me to de¬ cide because I don’t have parents, on the other hand I have to support my younger brothers, however, I must struggle with this obstacle for my fu¬ ture. The most important thing I choose is education ACTIVITIES: Soccer and Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: C.H.S. Because it gave me lots of fun and happiness. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET : How hard or easy I studied English. Sophannara Nou (Mike) 3 3 68 69 Fourth St. AMBITION: Playing the guitar profes¬ sionally. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Mr. Locke, T. Mahoney, and Soccer games. Stanley Noveska 85 Maverick St. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Party, Hock¬ ey. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Los¬ ing my job for AC-DC, Being dazed and confused, Loren, RB, WN, JB, MB, Neg, JW, JV, GB, HB, Wai, Jimbo, Minna Ping - ZEPPELIN RULES, Lily. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Eating school lunches, getting suspended for going to breakfast. Michael J. Novak 8 20 68 123 Orange St AMBITION: To be an auto mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Working on my ’75 Hurst Olds. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The day I got my car I’LL TRY TO FORGET: SCHOOL Ang Oeun 193 Washington Ave. Edward Olivera (Eddy) 11-6-67 126 Bellingham St AMBITION: To be very, very, success ful in life ACTIVITIES. Just hanging around and play sports for fun I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER All the friends I made at CHS. Ray L, Joe M, DD. ET, printing with Mr M. and all the great teachers at CHS I’LL TRY TO FOR GET Homework, all my boring classes, waking up for school Kimberly Orchard 1-5-68 73 Maverick St. AMBITION: To be an airline steward¬ ess and to be happy in life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: traveling, working. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Sammy, Summer of “83”, Nahant Beach, hanging up the Square with Jodi G., Spruce St. Park, Thanksgiving game “84”, Mom and Dad and family, Senior year “85”, SP, JG, CG, MD, JM, DG, LH. CS, MD, BS, CW, LD, LH, SV, JS, ES, JT, MM, DC, LD. JD, AP. I’LL TRY TO REMEM¬ BER: Linda L., plastic people, fresh¬ man year, Thanksgiving “83”, Kim B., Christine B., snobs, math, getting up for school, sitting in boring studies, RA, Julie A. Ortiz 3-14-68 61 Central Ave. AMBITION: I’d like to be a medical secretary or a fashion illustrator. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman Bio. class with Mr. Slater, IM, CH, and RC, math classes with Chucky, Junior Din¬ ner Dance with Johnny and Cheo, all my years of being in CHS, and all of my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Art classes, two faced people like SG, bad times with friends and family. Denise Palladino (D) 39 Cook Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and success¬ ful in life. ACTIVITIES: Vars. Softball 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Eric, Jimmy, Chuck, Lauri, Anna, Nancy, Krissy, Ann, Jo, Deli, LuLu, Jack, AW, PD, TM, LT, KT, JR, TL, GH, WKL, MS, AL, AS, JC, Cap, GW, Coaches Brad, John, Dad, Rosa, Victories, Durant 1, the team, MVP, camping crew, Spike, Sturbridge, 6 hrs, wheatbugs, 9-20-85, parties, Fla, TS, proms, D. Dances, Class of 86. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: fights, fake friends, U.S. History, 9-10-85. G. Patricia Quibano 5-12-65 133 Hawthorne St. AMBITION: To have a happy and healthy life. Go to college and study Business Administration, have all my dreams come true. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER. CHS. KB, MB, KK. JG, SD, MD, PG, my parents and brothers, working at the M.C.B, JS, YRS. Sum¬ mer of 85 in Florida 6-28-85 - 8-25-85, “Mirage” T.R, RM, FG.p “Boyton Beach Fla” I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Sophmore yr, of EBHS “Mr. LON- ERO , square dance, missing my Jr. Prom. Scott Orben 90 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To get a solid job, get mar¬ ried and be the best husband I can be. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Basketball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: KC, ST, JW, BB, DK, AZ, TRIP to Boston Globe, SM. WS, JA, Most of all WD, Mr. A, Mr. Welch, Mr. M and the wood- shop. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Fresh¬ man year, PM, WG. Angela Pagliuca (Ang) 12-23-68 66 Crescent Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: WORKING. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, Dad, My Bro, Cristina, Alison, Sam, Summer of 8 ’5 in Italy with Lina, Carmine, Renato, Fiore, KO, AT, CM, JZ, MG, DW, FS, SD, JD, DV, MQ, Maria, Aun¬ tie Delia, Cap, EB News, Cheffi, John¬ ny, Joey, Loyal Friends, White Fire¬ bird, Fr. year, CLASS OF ’86, Zack, GR, All my relatives. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The day my house burnt, 9- 9-81, PUB NIGHTS, Mustangs, 12-23- 84, two-faced people, waking up at 6:00 on Saturday mornings, and most of all getting in TROUBLE!!!!!! and the SNOB SQUAD!!!!!! Henry Parra 2-4-67 21 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: I want to be a professional Soccer player. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Track. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gloria, Ganuoa and Cesilia. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: A lot of homework. Eunice Ramirez 2-11-68 84 Hawthorne St. AMBITION: To become a successful accountant and a happy life with Alonso and Jonathan. ACTIVITIES: Reading and listening to music. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 7-22 85, the CH, my best friends Julia R, ER, CV, MG, IA, and my favorite teachers Ms. Perez, Ms. Goodman, my family for the support they gave me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the Saturday classes and some people that I thought were my friends. lik SlBil :s Winda Ramos 10-7-67 149 Hawthorne St. AMBITION: Hairdresser, ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, tennis, softball. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Cinthia, 8-3-84, mom-dad, LR.WR, IN, JN, JT, MM. WR, JL, KR, US, RS, PV, Friday-Satur- day nights, gym, RV, Ed. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: FR. English, math, family brawls. Sean Rath 75 Essex St. Felix Reyes 6-9-66 78 Essex St. AMBITION: To be rich. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Dad, Mom, Skip, Efrain, John Mc¬ Carthy, Joe, RT, DT, PT, TG, Pop, AG, TR, Frankie Huntley, BO, DO, Carlos V, Ulysses, Ricky Garcia, Victor Vega, Kim B, Denise Isles, Tiffany, Wanda my baby! Julie, Bobby F. PAT¬ TY (Cynthia), JT, Vivian Quiles, Mari- sol the COOK. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: school, books, going to school at 7:00 AM. Kelly Richards (Kel-May) 5-15-67 28 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be a successful secre¬ tary. ACTIVITIES. CHS TT. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mom and Dad. summer of ’83, SR. SB. JM. Bubba, WF, LE, JV, DV, JM, MP, JM, RM, CD, JD, PB, TC, STR, BB, AB, LM, RP, Bob, H. PP, JH, 9-1-84 - The Piers Sue loves u2. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. Summer of ’84 - having to take gym, having family brawls. Scott J. Richards (Scotty) 21 Jefferson Ave. AMBITION: Guitarist ACTIVITIES: Partying I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Concerts, Van Halen, Kiss, Heavy Met¬ al I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Staying back a year. Matthew Riva 10-25-68 79 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To live long and be pros¬ perous ACTIVITIES. Going to Ozzy concerts. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Michelle Thornton 2-25-85, MM, LT, M MP, WS, MT. LM, LF. BL, AND the “1984” CRUE CONCERT. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The 1984 Dinner Dance. Lucas Rodriguez 4 16 68 691 Broadway AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ALL my friends and the good times I’ve had. I’LL TRY TO FORGET The problems I faced the last four years. Daniel Romero 37 Webster Ave AMBITION To become a doctor and be successful in every aspect of my life ACTIVITIES Member of Science. Chess, Computer, and Volleyball Clubs. Varsity Soccor, Honor Society I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER My Chemistry class and the soccer team. Kristen Rosa (Krissy) 6-10-68 72 Fremont Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life. ACTIVITIES: Honor-Soci¬ ety 3, 4; B ball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; S- ball 1, 2. 3. Capt 4 I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma and Dad, Anna, Lauri, Pilch, Denise, Sully, JO, CC, TD, AL, AD. TM, VM, GW. DG. MV, MER¬ RITT, RB, TF, TC, JC, Sturbridge Crew, (6 hours). KB, SW, CW, LN, Mr. Eaves, Mr. Feinberg, Mr. Murphy, Ms Bradley, Mr. P. Durant, MF, JS, SL, VL, Dinner-Dance with Tony, “Y”, Jama, Victories, GF, Class of “86 , TB. Making the TOURNEY IN “85”. camping with the gang, Ralph. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. “Knee prob¬ lems!!”, big-time fights with GF, fake friends. Wanda Rosa 4-18 68 178 Pearl St. AMBITION: To be a legal secretary and travel around the world, and hope to marry the right man. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. The Saturday we went to school, Janet and me use to dance and sing around the halls. My friends, Julie, Ana, Judy, Merida, Millie. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The rumors about Felix and Me, and my test scores. Rosana Rosado 10-25-67 143 Arlington St. AMBITION: To succeed in everything I set out to do. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My friends Lisa, Libby, Maria, Ann, Debby, Wanda, Milagros, Rosa Baez, Nancy Baez, Elizabeth, Jackie, Su, MaryAnne, Louie, Matthew, Lucas, Chris, Sammy Ortiz, my sister Carmen, who really helped me, the Billy Idol, Lionel Richie, and Wham concerts. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My freshman year at Chelsea High. Robert Ruiz 4-2-68 232 Central Ave. AMBITION: To be successful in life and to MAKE IT BIG IN MUSIC. ACTIV1- TIES: Baseball 1, 2, 4, Football, Any¬ thing goes contest, The Challenge Cup. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my friends at C.H. S., Caniz Sosh “Love” and Rosana Rosado “Beauty”. Good Times I’LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times during my school years at CHELSEA HIGH. Amen. Anthony Russo 1 Webster Ct. Roberto Santiago (Papo) 70 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy life, to get married. ACTIVITIES: Varsity football 2, 4, Baseball 2, Indoor track 1, 2, 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The foot¬ ball team and playing against the cheer¬ leaders. KR, MC, MW, SC, DG, IA, JA, EH, BS, PF, JH. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: My sophmore year when the foot¬ ball team finished 0-10. Ulysses Santiago US 10-9-67 154 Shawmut St, AMBITION. To become successful, wealthy and rich!!. ACTIVITIES: Base ball for only one year ’84. and volley¬ ball I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends: Cucho, Sammy. Elvin, Tati, Jonny, Felix, Joe O . Junie, Jodi, Ricky C, Nelson Angel, Keri, woodworking,. Anything goes, lunch l”LL TRY TO FORGET: the days I had detention, freshman year, Math and History. William Santiago 3-12-68 52 Hawthorn St. AMBITION: To make lots of money, see the world, I really want to become somebody outstanding in something, a leader of some kind, the best in whatev er I do. ACTIVITIES: Boxing, Karate, weightlifting, Jogging I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kathy, McD’s, buddies, Alison, crazy friends bucks, ED, JOSE, electronics roommates MOST OF ALL - NICE CHELSEA GIRLS. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: bad school days, rude teachers, 2-faced people. Alison Seigal (Al) 10-16-68 22 Gardner St. AMBITION: To be happy and success¬ ful. ACTIVITIES: JV Cheering 2, Year¬ book staff. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My family, Angie, Julie, TH, JO, John Z, Willy, Dennis, JS, JG, RB, Al, GLENN, Dineen, Summer of ’85 -Las Vegas, 7-10-85, The Corner, the week my parents went away, Junior year, 6- 25-84, Senior year, 11-21-84, Tellos, 10-12-84, my Halloween party, CYO, 5-10-85, “hey baby”, camp, PARTY¬ ING, 4-11-85, Everett gang, AT, PT, JD, TM, Spring Convention “84”, CRUISING, late nights, and all the good times!!! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: “The SNOB SQUAD!!!!!”, 10-16-84, all the bad times, 6-27-85, fake friends, 12-22-84, 10-27-84, get- ting up early, going in early, History class, and most of all getting in trouble!!!!! Giovanni Sepulveda (Johnny) 10-6-67 11 Mill St. AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life, and to love that special lady. AC¬ TIVITIES: Football 3. 4, Basketball 3, 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Mom and Dad, David, Lizzy, John Sepul¬ veda, Meah, Steve, Laurie, Justin, The Hagneys, Amber, Corey, Cynthia. Tammy, Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, Family 9, Angie, Alison, FJ, ER, LR, JV, EB, RT, LA, TB. BB, SS, IA. FR, Alan Cordero, Football parties with the guys ‘85’ ‘86’, Football season, 33 Anthony Collins, Steve Perez, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: I can never make it anywhere in life without God!! Amen Norman Shwartz 142 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To become a teacher and an accountant. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: All my friends. Walter Slevoski 116 Essex St. AMBITION: To become healthy, wealthy and wise. ACTIVITIES: Chal¬ lenge Cup, Chess Club, lunch. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Baldo, Rob, Jim, Susan, Joanne, Jean, Amy, Judy, and all my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: VK, the black preacher. Junior year, Demoulas. Francis Smith 5-14-68 24 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3; Bas¬ ketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: SC, AB, AP, SS, NF, LB, TB, JC, WS, RT, 5-24-85, cheerleaders, beating Everett on Thanksgiving, 6-0. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Chemistry, getting suspended, Monday mornings, shames get on the goal line. Sylvia Smith 1-3-68 24 Heard St. AMBITION: To be a successful person. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Tiesha, 6- 25-83, KT, DV, AT, CT, JA, JT. JG, MD, KC, RJR, TG, Mom, NA, ES, SS, VF, PT, MC, PT - passing out in the basement, Snake, DV breakups with SS, my 35 neices and nephews, broth¬ ers and sisters, Erica, Leona, Mickey, WR. NS. LJ, DJ, 6-29-82, my senior year, VF AND ALL HER LIES, Blon- die, my “18” birthday, I’LL TRY TO FORGET: LEM History, my Freshman year, Monday waking up early, Brenda. James Sobanek (Yamie) 7-7-68 67 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be an auto-mechanic, make a lot of money. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: GT, Heno, Buzzards tree, Parker St, Raybone, Bork, AC-DC in concert at the Boston Gardens, day of drivers license, RL, KF, MJ, CM, Pow¬ er Mechanics I, II, III. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Gene’s driving, boring class¬ es, detention, chase on bike, rainy days, the word HOMEWORK. Phal Sok 5 8-67 42 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To be happy, become a minister, a big house, holy life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Volleyball. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: A good teacher, friends, mother, sister, brother, test, home¬ work. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: bad things. Modern Biology. Ren Sok 42 Marboro St. AMBITION: To be an Accountant. AC¬ TIVITIES: Studying hard in school, playing tennis. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM BER: Mrs. Rennie, Miss Breen, Anh Nguyen, Phani, Rhannin Kim. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing. Jacinto Solivan 5 Admiral’s Way ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, girls and weightlifting .. . I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: All my friends. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: CHS Michael Stell 221 Washington Ave Julie Tame 1 13-68 291 Carter Street AMBITION To be Happy and Wealthy! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER JOHN 7 24 84, Trish, Joanne. Alison, LD. KT. LH. CT. JR PROM. Temple Rock. ”8 23 85, JaDonna, See Men, NITO, My 4 little piglets. TH. KO. SKI. 10 PM Appointments, HEY BA BIES , Datsun 510 The Bobcat, Chelsea Mall. ALASKA 85, Pa Dish, Blois, ANSA CALL, PUFFS. SWICK. winning $465 dollars and the next day, PT. ES, SS. ACE, Maine, De Boss! All Of My Love. LED ZEPPELIN!! Galves ton my pal. Slick Movers, Perms, You Look Marvelous ' Mr Pivit, Glittering Eyes, THE DEN ' Class of 86, My fam ily. Jackie Spike, Mr Moran, funny stuff. SQUASH! most of all, NIGHT¬ LIFE!!! I’LL TRY TO FORGET Flap pers, FAKES. 10-16 84, Characters, 5- 685. Early Mornings, Fresh Year, weekend 10-11-85, going in at night! Brian Solar 5-17-67 5 Webster Ct. AMBITION: To live a happy life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gail Wright. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up for school. Evelyn Spinney (Evie) 66 Maverick St. AMBITION; To live a happy and suc¬ cessful life with Tommy Goodrich. AC¬ TIVITIES: cruising around. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Tommy Goodrich 5-21-84, Nahant Beach, Central Ave, DG, DE, TG, FO, GO, Amanda, KR, AR, WF, Maverick St, BT, LL, CT, JV, BM, TM, PM, BB, MS, EF. PF, Linda always saying we need gas, breaking down at Burger King with LL, The good times with Tommy, MF, AD, DL, ML shake”, Mom and Dad, Cheri and her boat, Linda leaving skid marks at lunch time. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School, the fights with mom and dad, the bad times with Tommy, working at Demoulas, crash, MD, NC, Baldy. Luis Tejada 5-15-67 100 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be able to live comfort¬ ably. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: M R., R.B., M.G.F, D.G.. WS„ R.R., E.R., L.O., M.C., G.H., AND THE FRESH FESTIVAL”. I’LL TRY TO FORGET, getting up in the morning, and low test scores. Helios Sunsin 3 21 65 141 Park St. AMBITION: To become a successful computer programmer. Activities, soc¬ cer, baseball, and listening to music. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: August 3, 1981, my country, my friends who live in Honduras. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Honduran and Canadian game, for the loss of my team, because Honduras was eliminated from Mexico in 86. Maria V. Tejada “VICKY 5 15 67 100 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be professional nurse and marry my boyfriend. I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: 4 1 83, my Ju¬ nior Prom, S.E., E.S., D.C., P.S., D.K., M.C., D.M., C.E., J.R., J.O., M R., D.G., R.R., E.R., R.B., V.K., M E., M.L., S.A., M.P., I.H., M.E., P.F., F.L., Room 106 and 318, Mr. Mahoney Jr., Mr. Allen. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: the school lunch, my freshman year. Karen Thomaszewski “KA 4-27-68 45 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION. To be happy and success¬ ful. ACTIVITIES. Partying!! I’LL AL- WAYS REMEMBER: A T., P.T., D.V., C.T., S.S., D.H., L.B., R.T., K.Z., C.K., JOE, Sylvia’s gum, cruising around, McDonald’s cups, Richie F., long phone calls, beach, LD’s cellar. New Years “83 , park, A T. for listening, house sitting, “Crazy for you , CW’s scoops, 106, The woods, J J’s house, Mom and Dad, library, B.B., M.Z., A.H., The times with “MG . I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Short nights, Monday mornings, history. Rats, The night in Everet with CT, having too much, The crash “84 , waiting, Poodle, Homerooms on the third floor. David Tiburcio “MINA” 47 Williams St. AMBITION: To lead a happy success¬ ful life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2. I’ ALWAYS REMEMBER: MA, Frank, grandma, ZEPPELIN, S.N., W.N., J.B., R.B., J.W., J.M., FFC., CEMETARY, J.V., NEG, satelite crew, “CHS , Mr. Sedney. I’TRY TO FORGET: Senior year. Kevin Tigges 151 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To be the best in life, to have a lot of money. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ms. Bagdis, Mrs. Brown, Ms. Hurley, the half Days, we use to get, J.C., M R., R.H. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Gym class, Ms. Corwin, Detention. Scott-Allen Trainito 197 Chester Ave. AMBITION. To go to college for music and to be successful in my life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: CHS Band. I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: M.O., C.C., M.S., Mick and everybody else at the “D door. Band with Mr. Menzies. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: My classes, boring studies, deten¬ tion squaredancing, Freshman, lunches Eric J. Tomashpol 8 Tudor St. AMBITION: To live a long and HAPPY life and to be wealthy. ACTIVITIES: Hockey. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MW, TM, Chris M., Charlene, David, W, D., my first car accident. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: My first historty class in my junior year, DD,! Robert Toro 52 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To live a rich and success¬ ful life. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, Dad, Grandparents, Dave, Pete, Genile, Steph, Tom, Flex, Pops, J.M., N.R., M.Z., Jose, Not-that, B.B., J.D., J.S., “ANT , Gneral Hospital, K.T., C.T., K.B., C.T., K.B., P.Q., D.R., J.G., L.L., C.W., Ms. Raimo, J.C., TO.. “TEE , E.O., L.C., D.C., Dana, The Sap squaredancing, printing in Perry’s, A.A., A.G., The Ave., .BB., going to the church. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 3 Englishes, school, getting suspended, “BIG MOUTHS. } Jeanette Torres 7 3-68 168 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be a teller in a bank Marry the man I really love and of course that he loves me for what 1 am. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER My mom and my family, Wanda for being there when I needed someone to talk to, to the partying we did, how many times we used to go to school on “Cloud 22 My friend Julie, Ana. Nereida, CLASS OF 86 . And last but not least “PAPO who I love and care a whole lot for being what he is and for what he’s not. “6-19-85 . I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The arguements with my “BABES . Christine Trimarchi 12-28-68 Chris 90 Garfield Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy successful life. ACTIVITIES: Partying with friends. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MOM DAD, Auntie, Dana, Rich, Ka¬ ren, Krystle, AT.. K.T., R.T., S.S., P.T., J.T., D.V., A S., Prattiville Kids, Zack, Brighto, Dukey, Joanne’s house. The Woods, “Florence Street Park”, L.D., CELLAR, The Tea Trick, Brian doll,” Summer of 84”, Mr. Mrs. TEE, Golumki”, New Years 83 , Micky D’s Cups, House sitting, Ms. Raimo I’LL TRY TO FORGET; the night in Evereet with Karen, “the Crash ’84’”, History, Shorty Queen. Antoniette Triolo ANT” 9-16-68 93 Beacon St. AMBITION: to live a long, happy, and successful life. ACTIVITIES: Partying!! I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Karen, mom and dad, Anna, Nonni, My broth¬ ers, s.s., d.v., c.t., p.t., Stells, The li¬ brary, “General Hospital”, snke Mr. U., Friday’s at KA’s house, Micky D’s Cups, “FRESH” Tito’s M.G., A.B., M.Z., B.B., A.H., A.P., R.T., T.B., T.G., For helping J J’S house, house¬ sitting, Tee cellar, woods, hours on the phone with K.A., C.P., J.P., K.T., M.G Sylvia’s gum, cruising, Mr. A. I’ll Try To Forget: Cellars, waiting too long, Rat, History, Fortune Tellers, The lies. Patricia A. Triolo Patty 7-11-68 93 Beacon Ave. AMBITION: To be succesful in whatev¬ er I do. ACTIVITIES: JV cheering 2. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: A.F., “Crazy for you”. Dress you up in my love, The summer of 84 , P.B., K.T., D.V., C.T., A T., S.S., R.H., T.G., T.H., J.T., A S., going down the beach, Linda’s cellar, C.W., L.D., D.D., T O., C.C., Daddy ' s little girl, M.Z., B.B., A.H., DEB, girls, C.K., K, Z, U.M., P.A., M.C., S.V., R.T., T.G., M.A., Dad my, sister, M.Y. M.T., R.W., T.T., I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Passing out In the girl’s basement .... Vann Koeun 12-31-65 100 Broadway AMBITION: To be a computer pro¬ gramed I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends who study with me, last year the teachers, and Ms. Soper. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Somebody that I studied with last year. Hector Vargas 1-10-68 235 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To be an interior designer and to be good at it. To help my friends. ACTIVITIES: Art, outdoor track team . . , I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The good moments out of Chel¬ sea High School, Mr. Allen, BJ, MarkC IA, CV, RA, AV, AV, AS, SC, SG, LV, RV, E, RM, A. Acevedo. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The Chelsea High School and (F.T.N.T.) Adelina Vega 10-17-68 66 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To be a fashion designer and to have a beautiful time. To spend’ at least one day with the man 1 love JEC. ACTIVITIES: Track, Jazz aero¬ bics. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: JV, LV, MU, PR, JM, AV, DV, SV, RG, MOM, DAD, Socky, Crlsty, happy days with GV, MU, Chicago, Haslo y ya”, the times that God helped me, ice cream in the refrigerator, Milly. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Las Pelas que re- cibi alpalo limplo, the sad times, MM, and my boring life when Nena got sick. Carmen Vega (CARMENCITA) 9 13-66 73 Essex St. AMBITION: To have a sucessful life and a successful career, also to be hap¬ py and successful in life, with the ones I love. ACTIVITIES: to hear music, work, visit my family, read, write, play volleyball,. I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: CHS: my friends, the teachers that help me in one way or another, class of 86 , summer of 85 and a special friend (j.j.o.) I’LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad moments I had In CHS, final exams, mid-terms, my fresh¬ man year, and other things. Edwin Vega 5 12 68 343 Broadway AMBITION: To be a pilot. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Soccer, music. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My girlfriend Grisel 83, 84, 85, Soccer team, Mr. T. Mahoney I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Nothing Juan R. Vega 618 68 63 Shawmut St. AMBITION: To be rich and successful and travel the world. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: S.E., L.V., R.K., W.A., M B., S B.. C.H.K., C.G., B.M.. K.W., A.O., A.C., S.F., L.M., C.J., MOM. DAD. A. W. E. B. C. G. A. N. R, J. T. J. A. B. W. M. D. H. AND NENA. NU 83. Bentley, Upward Bound Crew, B.K., TM. S R 8-33-83, 12-84, 9-25-84, 10-26-84, S.Z., N.G., BO’s, FG’s, LH’s, The Pond, service, The Mall, “QUE TU DICE?” IVE, Milly, squares, Pvt. Stk, Singa, 7-5-83, forehead, F.G., N.G., Boston, maybe?, Chicago. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: FRESHMAN year, 9-22- 84, 12, 25, 83, peanuts, tierra”, hard times. Alba C. Velasquez 5-4-68 129 Congress Ave AMBITION To be come an executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Play softball, work, listen to music. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My family and the good times 1 had in office simulation. Frank Reynoso. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches, the bad times. Diane Viola (DEE) 10-29-85 56 Watts st. AMBITION: To live a long and success¬ ful life. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff 4, Politics. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Scott Siegal, KT, PT, AT, “PG crab”, “Chaas”, Dinner Dance and Prom 85 . Chris, AG, AC, JC, mom and dad, Nan¬ ny, Toce, Aunt Phyllis, Candise, Bob, Lizzie, Jim Mitchell and family, and most of all my PAPA. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: summer of ’85, “Rats”, DP Pratville Park, making a big decision, history class, setting off the Business alarm, having mono. Stephanie Visconti 28 Ingleside Ave. AMBITION: To be successful: F AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: JIMMY 10-5-84, Laura, Denise, Kim, Eileen, Ann, Shnea, Ippy, Flakes, Billy, Mucci, Scott, S.S., B.D., W.W., P.T., D.L., P.M., L.S., L.K’s party, 2-19-84,1 don’t speak english w Denice, E.H., your’e walking home, Voke Park, he house, Mr. Slater’s bio class, Wai, it’s broken!, snaky, skippin’, Aerosmith, BCN, Fire¬ works,. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. BA’s, Essex street brawl, fake friends, 9-26- 85, Charles st. Coleen M. Welsh 3 21 68 81 Library St AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council Rep 2, yearbook staff 4 I’LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Dave Wilson, Prom 84, Din¬ ner Dance 85, Prom 85, L.D.-n-M.Z., C.C.-n-D.K., D.D.-n-S.P., Tina, Wendy A.Z., J.C., B.B., M.R., Mr. Cheffi, C.G., J.D., Scoops, Blacky Summer 85, Prattville, MZ’s house, LD’s cellar, Feb¬ ruary 82, Ma, Dad, Brien, Nanie. I’LL TRY TO FORGET. History, Fake friends, Monday’s. James Williams 2 26 68 Jim 179 Central Ave AMBITION: To open up a sign and pinstriping shop. ACTIVITIES: hanging at ”D” Door 2-18-84 wjh AMD. D C., C.C., M, S. M.G., K.M., S.T., M.A., M.O., H.S., I’LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: ELLIE, MARGIE, AND, COL LENE. G, The good times at C.H.S. and MOTLEY CRUE I’LL TRY TO FORGET: 2 18 84 The Bad times with Dave, Ellie, my sister, wiping out, lunches, teachers, Homework, and one last thing-U.2. Michael Christopher Zaccheo (ZACK) 9-30-68 120 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be happy and rich. AC¬ TIVITIES: Friends, fun. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma, Dad, Peter, Donna, Linda, Roblee, Brighto, partying late, with B.B. YK’s house, storms 84 85, Toro, T.G., Sommerset, B.B., T.B, J.C., M.D., D.D., C.C., C.W., TO., wrong house, THERE’S DA SUN”, strucky likes, glrgle, ALWAYS AND FOREVER”, OMNI, parts, D.V., S.P., N.B., C.M., D.W., D.B., J.D., VILLE, C.T., K.T., N.L., A.D., J.C., bachelor party, R.B., J.B., slush, Sundays, D.K., L.F., ZACKS”. I’LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Fake friends, fence, MPD, RPD, babysitting, wasting time, Mondays, car problems. Susan M. Zbikowski 2 2 68 168 Congress Avenue AMBITION: To become a successful Cardiologist, be happy, wealthy, help others and live a long life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 3. 4. YB ED. 4. C. Cup 3. 4. N H S 3, 4, Hr Rep 1. 2, 3. 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Pals. Lisa. A.Z., L.M., L.F., R.S., W.S., Fuzzie, Revere Beach 85 People Mag.. All jokes on Wilma, 6 am at B.K., my buddy- M R., Buff and Uff, Azda, 3rd Prize at Science Fair, Mom, Pen Pals, and C H S. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: A P. ENGLISH, Blind Dates, Life, Love, and Men. And dares down the Cape! Anne Therese Zecha 3 30 68 14 Burma Rd. AMBITION: To live a long, successful, and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Cheer¬ ing 1, 2, 3, 4. President 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, SADD, Student Adv. Council, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, Talent Show 1, 2, Almost Anything Goes 1, 2, 3 I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: DAVE 11 10 82 5 24 84, T.O., C.C., D.D., L.D., S.Z., C.W., L.M., D.G., DC., J.C., Skyrockets!, Mike “Here Kitty-Kitty , Cheering, Ross’ Party, Cheering Camp, Thanks¬ giving 84, Square Dancers, Al Zack’s, Ski Trip 85, Winning, S B., A T., J.M., Mr. Ross, Mrs. Smith, REAL friends , my brothers, and I love you ma! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Elections, U S. His¬ tory, D. Dance 82, That Summer, L.L., D.B., 12 23 84, R.L., Pep. S. Doreen Zucchari Zucie 73 Burma Rd. AMBITION: To be happy and success¬ ful in life ACTIVITIES: BASKETBALL, AND SQUAREDANCING I’LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER. A.C., K.L., E.G., L.H., P.M., E.D., S.V., D.G., S.S., B.I., J.I., J.C., T.C., B.C., B.N., B.C., B.S., B.S., R.C., A.A., D.T., D.L. D.T., S.F., S.B., I.S., N.F., Aerosmith Concert Tour of 85 and partying with friends over the ditch. I’LL TRY TO FROGET: FRESHMAN YEAR Patricia Strongman 5-23-66 5 Admiral Way AMBITION: To be happy. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Bowling, Dancing I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Grandparents, my friends, certain teachers! I’LL TRY TO FORGET: School, word, colds, snowstorms! Lisa Jean Newman (WEZZIE) 709 Broadway AMBITION: To do something with my life that will help others and marry the man I love. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1, Pep Squad 2, SADD 4, Peer leaders 4. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bob “CAL Caltaldo, 5 14 85, 6 20 85, 5 31 85 ’cuz Teddy, JD, TT, DV, PF, AG, GF, JB, DK, FG, MC-n-PL, SC, BW, DeMoulas, Summer of ’85, Mary’s Cottage, CYO, LM, LF, LD, Slater’s Bio Class 2, LM’s Spanish dish, Aerso- mith, 9 14 85, Chari’s Cellar, funny nicknames, my year as Miss Revere Teen 1985, everyone at the state pag¬ eant, everything my mom and dad did for me. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Soph. English, (TWICE); gym eight times a week, RHS, fights with Bob, BF, LG, GK, the lies. During our Junior and Senior years, a group of caring students got to¬ gether (representing the class) and adopted a family for Christmas. On the last day of Christmas Vacation, these students were transformed into “Santa’s Helpers”. The class provided a traditional Christmas dinner, stockings, and presents to go underneath the tree. The best part of the day was seeing the joy and happiness that we brought to the families through a small act of kindness. Eladio Burgos 10-22-65 56 Maverick St. Ambition: to be a soccer player. Acitivities: Soc¬ cer I’LL TRY TO FORGET: sophomore year, when I was late,. I’LL ALWATS REMEMBER: My friends, when they were up the high school. No Photo Available Faith Burkley 11-21-68 38 Cary Ave. Ambition: to become a hit singer and to receive an Emmy Award. Activities: To make people laugh. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Chet com¬ ing back to school, and me graduating. I’LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, room 103, getting suspended, Denise Bangiforte dropping out and leaving me hanging, gym everyday last period. 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Maybe this is senior skip day? If I crouch down, maybe I Take me to your leader. won’t get called on. Napoleon and his men. 107 AS WE WALK THROUGH THE CORRIDORS OF LIFE WE’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE j HALLOWED HALLS OF CHS I just woke up! Is it good, Robert? Wait a second! I know that one! See, I’m doing my work! No, no, not the camera! 110 I’m going to get you for this! I have no idea what I’m doing! Oh, oh! Who’s coming? Yes! We are number 1! Ill I’LL TAKE DOOR 3 112 HOMEROOMS 118 116 , Si tm do Q r on Bate f 0 Columbian Disaster A YEAR IN A YEAR IN REVIEW NO MATTER WHAT I’M DOING, 120 The Class of ’86 would like to express its sincerest gratitude to the families, friends, spon¬ sors, and merchants who were kind enough and gener¬ ous enough to give us their support. We thank you all very much. ADS CONGRATULATIONS DARLENE: WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU! WHEN YOU FIRST STARTED SCHOOL, WE TOLD YOU TO TRY AS HARD AS YOU COULD AND NEVER STOP. WELL, KID, YOU MADE IT ALL THE WAY WITH FLY¬ ING COLORS. KEEP ON TRY¬ ING, DARL, THAT ' S ALL ANY¬ ONE CAN ASK OF YOU. THERE’S A GREAT FUTURE OUT THERE FOR YOU. WE LOVE YOU WITH ALL OUR HEARTS! BEST OF LUCK! LOVE YA, MOM AND DAD ANNE: WORDS CANNOT EX¬ PRESS HOW PROUD WE ARE OF YOU AND HOW HAPPY YOU HAVE MADE US. WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH LOVE, MA, FRANKIE AND ANDREW IXouJjtsnJl, DEAR DREANA: WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. WE WISH YOU ALL IN YOUR FUTURE. WE LOVE YOU! MOM AND DAD LoyaJ jiuOUL DEAR LISABEL: AS THE YEARS HAVE GONE BY YOU HAVE MADE US VERY PROUD OF YOU BEING OUR OLDEST AND ONLY DAUGH¬ TER, IT HAS MADE US VERY PROUD TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE ACHIEVED ALMOST ALL YOUR GOALS IN HIGH SCHOOL. AND BEING YOUR PARENTS WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FU¬ TURE. WE ALSO HOPE YOU HAVE A PROMISING FUTURE AND A SUCCESSFUL CAREER GOOD LUCK! LOVE YA, MOM, DAD, AND BROTHERS JOSE AND ELVIS. TV ooKs, fiiaofckdl TO SYLVIA: CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION. YOU ' RE MY FIRST DAUGHTER TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. AND WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD. HAVE A HAPPY AND LUCKY FUTURE LOVE, MA AND SAM CHERI: WE ARE ALL PROUD OF YOU. I KNEW YOU COULD DO IT. LOVE YOU MA, DAD, BARB, BOB, MANDY GOOD LUCK TO THE “CLASS OF ’86” ThA nr A ( VAd, 6A tS QcjQ DEAR TRICIA, YOUR FATHER AND I DEAR SUSAN: YOU’RE VERY SPECIAL. WE KNOW THAT YOU HAVE THE OUR DEAR LEANA, EXAMPLE IS NOT THE HAVE BEEN VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL YOUR LIFE-WE WISH WISDOM AND THE ABILITY TO BE SUCCESSFUL. BE HAPPY ALWAYS. STAY MAIN THING IN INFLU¬ ENCING OTHERS, IT IS THE ONLY THING. YOU EVERY HAPPI¬ NESS IN THE FUTURE- YOU’VE ALWAYS BEEN A JOY TO US- LOVE, MA AND DAD JUST THE WAY YOU ARE AND ENJOY LIFE AND ITS CHALLENGES. WISHING YOU SUCCESS IN ALL THAT YOU DO. WE’RE ALL VERY PROUD OF YOU. REMEMBER, NOTHING IS WASTE THAT MAKES A MEMORY AND BE HAPPY! IT IS A WAY OF BEING WISE. Tlryunfol. GOOD LUCK AND MUCH LOVE, MA, RICH, AND LUCY ME TOO! RUFF! RUFF!” VAL LOVE, MOTHER AND DAD DEAR LISA BETH, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE NUMBER 1 WITH US. WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF EVERY¬ THING YOU HAVE AC¬ COMPLISHED AND BY THE WAY YOU HAVE DONE IT. WE LOVE YOU! MOM, DAD AND LAUREN MESSAGE TO SOME: HOPELESSNESS TO MY PARENTS FOR AND TO JIM FOR THEIR SUPPORT, EVERYTHING TO MY FRIENDS FOR ELSE. BEING THERE, ‘THANKS FOR THE TO DAD FOR HUMOR MEMORIES | AMIDST BALDO THE STUPIDITY AND Best Wishes To The “Class Of 1986 ” TONY TARASKIEWICZ JIM CUNNINGHAM LARRY EDELSTEIN ED BRADLEY JIMMY BROWN HENRY J. GAFF, JR WILLIAM DOUCETT BROOKE HARRISON BARNEY KAPLAN IVY BETH RICHMOND HARRY SARKESIAN STEPHEN MIROCHNICK FRANK RESCA MARC MAZONSON FRANK MORAN PAUL LUCIANO BABE TROISI JOE CATANZARITI DAVID RESCA GEORGE KELLY STANLEY MARONSKI JIMMY WINE JAKE TOOLAN MR MRS STEPHEN THOMPSON MR MRS ROBERT GUTHRIE CAROL PRATT BILL TINA CAPIA FAMILY PAM PATTI ROBERT CAROL CATALDO JOE HELEN CESAREO MICHAEL MARIE MONAHAN RICH PATRICE LEPORE LUCY ZBIKOWSKI JOSEPH R. HINTON AND FAMILY JOHN CHRIS NOVAK 123 aaeaaaeaaseaaaaeaaaseeiai Well Wishes Class Of ’86 BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS-MICHAEL ROBBLE “CLASS OF 1985” BEST OF LUCK TO THE “CLASS OF ’86-SALIM AND SUSAN ELOUCHE GOOD LUCK TO ROB RUIZ, YOU’RE A GREAT KID!-CINDY LETO TO JULIE ORTIZ: YOU’RE A GREAT FRIEND. I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK ON YOUR GRADUA¬ TION-MARIA TEJADA GOOD LUCK TO ROBERT RUIZ AND THE “CLASS OF ’86”-COLLEEN MACE SYLVIA-CONGRATUATIONS-MICKEY JULIE ORTIZ-WE WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD AND MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE-YOUR LOVING FAMILY SYLVIA-CONGRATUATIONS-SIS-DIANE KIDS SYLVIA-GOOD LUCK-ELISA GOOD LUCK TO ROBERT RUIZ, A GREAT KID IN THE “CLASS OF ’86”-ELLEN VOKE GOOD LUCK TO ROBERT RUIZ IN THE FUTURE BEING AN UNCLE ELMER-PRENDEE GARGNER TO JULIE ORTIZ-THE NICEST, CUTEST AND THE BEST FRIEND THAT ANYONE COULD HAVE. MAY YOU HAVE THE BEST GRADUATION EVER.-LOVE LUIS TEJADA SYLVIA-CONGRATULATIONS-LEONA KIDS SYLVIA-HAVE A GREAT FUTURE-NIECE LESLIE CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE-IRIS HERNANDEZ GOOD LUCK TO ROBERT RUIZ, YOU’RE A GOOD KID-JOHN TRIOLO I WANT TO WISH ALL MY VERY BEST FRIENDS GOOD LUCK AND HAVE A HAPPY LIFE-LISA LEUNG I WISH LISA LEUNG A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE-ROSANA ROSADO I WANT TO WISH THE “CLASS OF 1986” THE BEST OF LUCK-LIBBY LEUNG THE BEST WISHES ANS EVERY SUCCESS TO THE “CLASS OF ’86”-SU KIM I WISH ROSANA ROSADO GOOD LUCK AND MAY SHE BE HAPPY ALWAYS! - LISA LEUNG I WISH ROSANA ROSADO THE BEST OF LUCK AND MAY SHE AND ROBERT NAME THEIR FIRST CHILD AFTER ME-JIMMY VELASTEGUI TO ROSANA ROSADO-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST GIRLS IN OUR CLASS. I HOPE YOU AND ROB MAKE ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE-LUIS TEJADA I WISH ROBERT RUIZ ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD, AND MAY ALL HIS AMBITIONS AND WISHES COME TRUE.-WITH LOTS OF LOVE, ROSANA ROSADO TO ROSANA ROSADO, ONE OF MY GOOD FRIENDS. I WISH YOU LUCK IN THE FUTURE AND MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE-DAWN ARSENAULT I WISH LOUIS AND VICKY TEJADA THE BEST. MAY YOUR FUTURE BE FILLED WITH LOTS OF HAPPINESS. TAKE CARE AND KEEP IN TOUCH-ROSANA ROSADO aaaaaaaaaaaESjaaaaaaaaaai Best Wishes Class Of ’86 I wish the Class of 1986 the best of luck in conning years. L. Gonzalez I wish Carmen, Ivelisse, Elba, Julie and my other friends the best luck in the future, especially in college. L. Gonzalez Lisabel Gonzalez on behalf of your friends from Lynn, Ma, we would like to wish you the very best of luck in the future. R. McGee Lisabel Gonzalez we wish the best of luck after school. Your friends from P.R. I wish the Honor Society Members the best of luck in the future. L. Gonzalez To Maria Tejada best wishes to my favorite sis and friend. Judy Cronin To Maria Tejada best of luck on your graduation and in the future. Your best friend, Iris Hernandez To a good kid Maria Tejada. Congratulations on your graduation. Love Always. Your friend, Michelle Glynn To my best friend Maria Tejada, Good luck after graduation. Love You, Lucille Lascula To Maria Tejada. Congratualtions on your graduation. Your Friend, Patricia Davies To Judy Lao, you’ve made me proud of you, best of luck on your graduation and your future. -Love your aunt Neyda, kids-Julia, Ishi. Congratulations to my niece, Judy Lao, and God Bless you. We wish you good luck in the future. -Aunt Nelin husband, Rosita, Junito Richi To my daughter, Judy Lao, who’s been through a lot with me, but she has made it, and I’m happy and proud of her. -Love Always, Moms, Lucy Diaz To my first my first daughter, Judy Lao, who’s made me proud of her, God Bless you, and I hope you reach your goal. -Love Always, Dad Diego-Wife D.-Mary-Danny. To our grandaughter, Judy Lao, we wish you the best in ’86. 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EMILY MAZZARELLA 569-0990 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Good Luck Class Of ’86 130 aaaaaaaaaa a aGGGaaa aa aai .55SS5SS5SS5SSSSS5S5S As we understand it, means investing the best skill and effort possible to produce the finest and most admirable result possible, allowing mediocrity to be the standard for all others. Once in a while something exceeds your expectations. SMITH SERVICE Fifteen Marlborough Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 884-3358 MICHAEL J. SMITH JR. DIRECTOR Massachusetts Funeral Directors Association NAIIOIMM I UINILRAl DIRLC TORS . UMM lat Vv 3 ' ( ’ 131 September Eighth, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Two Our high school years had begun. They were enlightening and exciting, Not to mention, a whole lot of fun! We were lively, fiery, and dynamic, Giving a new meaning to CHS spirit. We set records and started traditions, Anything less-we would not hear it. A long road we have traveled together, Meeting new challenges every day. But such great things cannot last forever; Ours has ended in May. As we close this chapter of our lives, Our hearts burn with sorrow. Yet, the wonderful memories live on and on, As we look forward to tomorrow .... -Anne Zecha It took four years, But we’ve finally done it. The bond we’ve built Will be forever treasured. So many parties — So many dances — Those times together Remain so very special. Since our freshman year, We’ve been everything from friends to enemies. We’ve grown so much .... We’ve grown together. We’ve cared together in these four years; We’ve watched each other go through good times and bad. Though we rarely say it, These three words mean so much — “I Love You.” Not it’s time to go our separate ways. Our good-byes will soon be said. These years we’ve shared together will be memories .... Memories are strange things. Sometimes they can become very vague, Though in our hearts They will always shine. So don’t try to remember “us,” The special moments will always remain. Goodbye Chelsea High, Thanks for everything. Don’t worry about us. We’ll all make it big, And someday soon You’ll hear from us again. The Class Of 1986 -Anonymous 132